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of its previous dimensions. The flow of promotions has continued unabated,
and probably the supply of fuller information respecting the creations of the
years immediately past has filled as great a part in this expansion as even
the larger number of Honours that are wholly new. Our list of Promotions
exhibits 1 33 elevations to either a first or an additional Knighthood, and 265
to the rank of Commander, Companion or Member.
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press, so that we only just succeeded in including the alterations. Of the
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brings out clearly how the family of Douglas became united by marriage
with one branch of that of Hamilton, whilst another branch developed into
what is now the Dukedom of Abercorn.
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insertions of the words " the late " in the case of parents and others who are
deceased. A fresh practice has also been carried out in our headings of com-
pound surnames — that of enclosing in parentheses the name which, though
standing second, is the first to be pronounced. We shall, of course, be met
with the challenge why we do not arrange the names in the order in which
they are to be used ; but our answer, as given in a former year, is that there
are numbers of names as to which the majority of searchers would not know
in advance whether they were compound or not. The uniform rule, observed
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Claimant Baronets — Description of Title-page. ix
REMARKS ON CLAIMANT BARONETS AND OTHERS.
The increase year by year in the number of aspirants to the dignity of a Baronetcy
induced us lately to take a step requiring to be noticed. There are possibly a few
amongst these who are genuinely entitled to the style which they claim ; but, taking
them in the bulk, it is evidently safe to say that those who are not downright impostors
are the deluded victims of an impractical idea. The modus operandi of these latter is
"apparently this : they become aware of a lapsed Baronetcy of their own surname, the
last holder of which was either certainly or possibly a relative ; no one else has assumed
the title, so why should not they ? The other class, believing that a Baronet's title will
give them a standing or secure them longer credit from tradesmen, hunt up some name
in Burke's ' Extinct Baronetcies ' (if it does not happen to be their own, what is easier
than to make it such ?), give it out that the latest holder left a son or brother whose name
was never registered, and that from that son or brother themselves are descended ;
servants and shopkeepers have perforce to give them their title, and thus a fictitious
local position is secured, which probably suffices for the main purpose of most of them.
Some of them tell us that they cannot afford the fees necessary for establishing their
claim, thus ignoring the law of society that what a man cannot pay for he has to do
without. They may say that in their case no person is injured by the unauthorised
assumption ; but if they injure no individual they degrade and insult the Baronetage at
large. Aspirants whose claim is good do not usually assume the title till they have
established it, and the converse is reasonable as to those who first assume what they
know they never can establish. A Mr. Robert Dennis, who has gone deeply into the
subject, lately wrote to The Times characterising the mass of these pretenders as a race
of unmitigated scoundrels ; whilst the Editor of ' Dod's Peerage ' in a subsequent letter
stated that if an investigation were instituted there would probably be as many as fifty
who would go by default. There are a few " Ladies " entered in West-End Directories,
but in no ' Knightage,' so that they would do well to establish their credentials.
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DESCRIPTION OF TITLE-PAGE.
There is here either latent or patent a considerable amount of illustration of the following pages.
Turning first to the corners, we have at the upper left a representation of the Star of the Order of
the Garter, at the right that of the Thistle, at the lower left that of St. Patrick, and at the lower
right that of the Military Division of the G.C.B., exhibiting the correct form of a Maltese Cross (the
clefts in which are, however, in some cases deeper). Turning now to the coronets, &c. in the oval
design surrounding the letter-press, we need only remark that " Nephews " corresponds to " Princes
and Princesses of the Blood," and "Royal Dukes" to "Princes of the Blood Royal," whilst the
P Cap of Dignity " or " of Maintenance " has been not only a head-dress of Royalty (much favoured
by Henry the Seventh), but is met with in the coats of arms of forty of the nobility, including
the Dukes of Norfolk, Hamilton, Richmond, Grafton, St. Albans, Leeds, Rutland, and Northumber-
land, together with several Peers so recently created as Barons Howard of Glossop, Norton,
Brabourne, and Playfair : it is borne also by twenty-one Baronets. As to the Archbishop's mitre,
which some protest ought in, nowise to differ from a Bishop's, our remarks under the headings of these
two Orders will suffice to make our position clear in the matter. The intermediate devices connected
by chainwork are intended to show the forms of the Collars worn by the respective four Orders of
Knighthood just described, to each of which belongs that quarter of the Collar lying nearest to its own
figured Star. Thus perpendicularly under the Garter corner is a medal-garter depicting one of the
twenty-six which are worked into the actual Collar ; and on each side of it, though interrupted by the
coronets, is a true-lovers' knot as described in loc. The adjacent upper quarter is devoted to the
Thistle, and exhibits the device of that symbol with the intervening sprigs of rue as they are found in
the Collar of the Order. Against the quarter of St. Patrick will be found the harp, rose, and knot,
the series of which three make up the St. Patrick Collar. Lastly, against the Bath corner we have the
crown of four arches (which we have ventured to call the Albert Crown from its having been the form
worn by the late Prince Consort), the device of rose, thistle, and shamrock, and the knot. The
entire chainwork, being double, may also be said to belong more particularly to this Order, as in
the Collar of the Garter it appears on the inner margin only, and in those of the other two Orders the
objects are attached together by their edges and without chains. Surmounting the entire oval of
the title-page are the St. Edward's or Imperial Crown, and the Sceptre Royal.
CONTENTS.
* PAGE
Description of Title-page
List of Promotions and Creations . . . . . , . . xii
Obituary xiii
Abbreviations . . . . . . . . . "xvi;1
INTRODUCTION :
The Sovereign i
Relatives of the Sovereign 3
The Peerage and its Degrees (Bishops, 14 ; Classification, 18) . . 5
The House or Lords 18
The Peerage outside of the House (Foreign Titles, 21) . . . 20
Nomenclature of Peers' Relatives (Divorcees, 27) . . . .22
The Rolls of the Three Peerages (Index, 33) 28
Roman Catholic Peers 35
Scottish and Irish Representative Peers 35
Scottish and Irish Peers with Imperial Titles , . . .36
Historic Peerage 38
Peerages Extinct or Dormant since 1820 45
The Privy Council 47
The Baronetage 49
Historic Baronetage 52
Bannerets . (or Knights Bannerets) 56
The Knightage, Companionage, and Decorations . . . . 56
Remarks on Native Eastern Names and Titles . . . .68
Officers of Arms 70
Precedence . . 71
Modes of Addressing Persons of Title 74
Cautions as to the Spelling of certain Titles and Names . . . .76
THE ROYAL FAMILY:
H.M. King Edward VII., with Descendants and Relatives . . 78
Index to the Royal Family . . . 91
Conspectus of the Royal Family . ... 93
Order of Succession to the Throne 93
Genealogical Table of the Houses of George III. and Saxe-
Coburg, with Observations 94
Plan of the Directory .......... 96
DIRECTORY OF THE PEERAGE, BARONETAGE, KNIGHTAGE, &c. 97-671
Roman Catholic Bishops . 672
Index to Seats and Residences in above .... 676-724
INDEX TO INTRODUCTION.
PAGE
Abeyance 12
Albert Crown ix, 61
Accession of a new Sovereign. . . 3
Addressing Persons of Title . . .74
Albert Medal 67
Ampulla 2
Anointing Oil and Spoon 2
Archbishops 14
Armil or Armilla 2, 3
Arms, 8 ; College of 70
Attainder 7, 8
Bankruptcy of a Peer 19
Bannerets 56
Baronets, 49; succession of, 7,
50 ; arms of, 8, 50 ; marriage
of, 25 ; widow of 27
Barons 11
Bath, Order of the 60
Bishops, 14 ; titles of those of
Ireland, the Colonies, &C.16, 17
Black Bod, 58 ; in Ireld 59
"Blood" and "Blood Royal" 5
Cap of Dignity or Maintenance ix
Cautions on spelling 76
Chancellor, Lord 19
Classification of the Peerage ...18
Cockade, The 68
Colobium Sindonis 2
Commons,not dissolved at death
of a Sovereign, 3 ; Irish Peers
who have been members of ... 6
Conspicuous Gallantry Medal ... 67
„ Service Cross 67
Coronation Chair 2
Coronation Oath 3
Coronets, 8 ; Note on 13
Count, the term 10, note
Courtesy, Lords by, 24 (also
under Duke) ; their marriage 26
Crosiers 18
Cross-patt£e 2
Crown Colonies 23, note
Crown of India, Order of 65
Crowns, various Royal 1
"Curtana" 2
Dalmatic Robe 3
" Dame," a Baronet's "Wife . . .50
' ' Defender of the Faith " 1
Descent of Nobility 6
Distinguished Service Order ...65
Dowager Ladies 27
Dukes 8
Earls 9
Egyptian Titles ...69
Ermine 8, note
Extinct Peerages 45
Female succession 6
Foreign Titles of Nobility 21
Garter King of Arms 19, 58
Garter, Order of 57
Golden Eagle 2
„ Spurs 2
Grandsons with courtesy-titles 24
Green Rod 59
Hanover,Kings of, 1 ; Knights of 64
Hat privilege 7
Heir Apparent and Pre-
sumptive 4
,, male and female
" Heirs general" 7
Heraldic Crown 1
Heralds &c 70
Hereditary Peers 20
Historic Baronetage 52
PAGE
Historic Peerage 38
' ' Honourable , ' ' the term 22
" Hon. Lady " 23, 26
"Ilk, Of that" 50
Imperial Crown 1
Imperial titles held by Scottish
and Irish Peers 37
Imperial Service Order 65
Indian Empire, Order of 63
Indian native titles 68
Insignia, of Sovereign, 1 ; of
Peers, see under "Dukes"
&c, and Note on Coronets.
Irish Peers, 20, 36; do. in Com-
mons, and remark on their
titles, 6 ; Bishops 16
Kaisar-i-Hind Medal 67
Kingdom and its Rulers 1
King's Champion 3
Kings of Arms 70
Knightage, early usages, 56, 60 ;
higher Orders restricted to
nobles, 57; "additional" or
" extras," 58, 61 ; antipathy
to 64
Knights Bachelors 64
Knights' fees 12, 64
"Lady," the term, 23, 25: re-
tained by a Baronetess 50
Lapsing of titles 7
League of Mercy 67
Life Peers 20
" Lord," the term 22
Lord Chancellor 19
Lord of Session 21
Lords, House of, composition
18 ; forms of admittance, ar-
rangement,and procedure 18,19
Maltese Cross 67
Mantles— King's, 2; Peers' 14
Marquesses 9
Marriage of Peeresses &c 25
" Master," a term of Scottish
Peerage ...24, 27
Military Knights of Windsor. . .66
Miniver 8, note
Minors cannot sit in Lords 19
Mitres 18
Montfort, Sir Simon de 11
Morganatic marriage 27
Mound 2
Nicolas, Sir N. Harris 10, note
Nobility, privileges of 7
Nova Scotia, Baronets of 51
Oath at Coronations, 3 ; on a
Peer's accession 19
"Of," when used in titles 6
Official Peers 20
Orb 2
Order of Mercy 67
Order of Merit 65
Patent of nobility 13
Patrick, Order of St 59
"Pearls" in coronets 9, 14
Peeresses, marriage of, 25 ; in
own right 21
Peers of Parliament, 6, 16 ; of
England. Scot., Ir., and Im-
per., 6; trial of, 7; term
implying " equals," 12 ; clas-
sifications of, 18 ; hereditary,
life, official, and elected, 20 ;
by courtesy 24
Peers' Sons and Grandsons ...24
I PAGE
I Peers' Widows 27
; Powdered mantle 8
Precedence 71
Premier Dukes,8; Marquesses,
9 ; Earls, 10 ; Viscounts, 11 ;
Barons, 13; Baronets 51
Premiers obtaining Peerages... 11
Prince of Wales 4
Princes, &c, younger 5
Princess Royal, status of 5
Privileges of Peers 7
Privy Council 47
Proxy, voting by, dropped 19
Queen Consort and Dowager... 3
Quorum in Lords 19
Regalia of Sovereign 1
Representative Peers 20
" Right Hon.," the term 23
Ring, Ruby 3
Robes, Note on 13
Roll of the House of Lords 28
Roman Catholic Peers 35
Royal Hanoverian Order 64
Royal Red Cross 67
Royal Victorian Order 63
St. Edward's Crown and Staff, 1,2
St. John of Jerus., Order of ...66
St. Mich, and St. Geo., Order of 6i
St. Patrick, Order of 59
Scarlet Rod 61
Sceptres 2
"Scotch," the word objected
to 20, note
Scottish Peers, 20, 36; Lords of
Session 21
"Sir" with a Peer's name 57
Special Remainder 7
Spurs, of Sovereign, 2 ; of
Knights 56
Star of India, Order of 61
Stole (in Coronation) 3
Stone of Destiny 2
Succession 6
Summons, Writ of, 12; of
Peer's son to Lords 13
Supertunica 2
' Supporters " in arms 8
Swords of State, Justice, and
Mercy 2
Tenants in Chief 12
Tenure, Barons by 11
Thanes 11
'The" before "Lord,"
"Lady,"&c.74 (under Baron).
Thistle, Order of 59
Title-page, description of ix
Titles of Sovereign 1, of Peers
&c 6
Triple Peerages 37
Ulster, " Bloody Hand of " . . .50
Victoria and Albert, Roy. Order
of 65
Victoria Cross 66
Victorian Order, Royal 63
Viscounts 11
Volunteer Officers' Decoration 67
Voting in Lords 19
Wales, Prince of (position, in-
signia, &c.) 4
Woolsack 19
Writ, Barons by, 12 ; when still
used 13
Younger sons of nobles 24,
and see under " Duke " &c.
PROMOTIONS AND CREATIONS.
For 1905 {up to Nov. 24).
Pee us.
Gully, Rt. Hon. W. C, made Vise. Selby. Leith (Faber), Alex. J., made a Baron (title not yet
Iveagh, Bn., made a Vise. announced).
Jeune, Rt. Hon. Sir P. H., g.c.b., made Bn. St. Murray, Rt. Hon. A. G., made Bn. Dunedin.
Helier, but died leaving title extinct. Windsor, Bn., made Earl of Plymouth.
(Extinct— Cowper Earldom : De Montalt Earldom ; Hobliouse Bny. ; Lingen Buy.)
Bishops.
Biggs (Yeatman-), Bp., from Southwark to Worcester; Boutfiower, Ven. C. H., to Dorking (Suff.) ; Chase,
Rev. P. H., to Ely ; Diggle, Rev. J. W., to Carlisle; Gibson, Rev. E. C. S., to Gloucester; Gore, Bp.
from Worcester to Birmingham; Harmer, Bp., from Adelaide to Rochester ; Hook, Rev. Cecil, to
Kingston-on-Thames ; Hughes, Rev. J. P., to Llandaff; Leeke, Rev. J. C, to Woohoich ; Pearson, Rev.
A., to Burnley ; Smith, Rev. L. P. M. B., to Knaresborough ; Talbot, Bp., from Rochester to Soutlnoark.
Also some Colonial apptmts.
Privy Councillors.
Barnes, Sir J. G. ; Cawdor, Earl; Cohen, Arth., K.c. ; Darley, Sir F. M., g.c.m.g. ; Palkiner, Sir P. R.
(lreld.); Fellowes, Hon. A. E.; Finlay, Sir R. B., g.c.m.g.; Goschen, Sir W. E., k.c.m.g. ; Long, Rt.
Hon. W. H. (lreld. added) : Mansfield, Earl of ; Nicolson, Sir A., Bt., k.c.b. ; Ranfurly, Earl of, g.c.m.g.
(lreld.) ; Rayleigh, Lord, o.m. ; Tennyson, Lord, g.c.m.g.
Baronets.
Avery, W. B. ; Birkin, T. J. : Boulton, S. B. ; Coats, Jas. ; Cooper, G. ; De Stern, Herb. ; Duncan, S. W. ;
Ellerman, J. R. ; Pison, P. W. ; Goff (Gavin-), W. G.; Holcroft, Chas. ; Martin, R. B. ; Monson, Rt.
Hou. Sir E. J., g.c.b. ; Pound, Aid. J. ; Royden, T. B. ; Tritton, C. E. ; Wernher, J. C.
(Extinct— Oarbutt, Cowper [Earldom], Meredyth of Greenhills, Morshead, Sanderson [Burdon-].)
Knights.
K. G — Richmond and Gordon, Duke of, G. c.v.o.
A'. T — Levcn and Melville, Earl of.
A'.P.-Meath, Earl of.
G.C.B. -Mil. : Bulwer, Gen. Sir E. G., k.c.b. ; Farren, Gen. Sir R. T., k.c.b. ; Eraser, Gen. Hon. Sir D. M.,
k.c.b. ; Russell, Gen. Lord Alex. G., k.c.b. ; Tytler (Fraser-), Gen. Sir J. M. B., k.c.b. ; Vaughan, Gen.
SirJ.L., k.c.b..
K.C.B.— Mil.: Bosanquet, Vice-Adm. D. H. ; Culfe, Surg.-Gen. C. McD., c.B. ; De Bathe, Gen. Sir H. P.,
Bt. ; Drury, Vice-Adm. Sir C. C, k.c.s.i. ; Grenfell, Vice-Adm. H. T., c.m.g. ; Howe (Curzon), Rear-
Adm. Hon. A. G., c.v.o. ; Milman, Lt.-Gen. G. B., c.B. ; Montagu, Gen. H. W., c.B. ; Pennington, Lt.-Gen.
C. R., c.b.; Rollo, Gtn. Hon. Robt., c.b.; Ross, Lt.-Gen. A. G., c.B.; Stanton, Gen. Sir E., k.c.m.g.;
Wilkes (Atkinson-), Vice-Adm. G. L. ; Young, Lt.-Gen. G. S., c.b. Civ.: Darwin, Prof. G. H. ; Hill, Sir
C. LI., k.c.m.g.; MacLeod, Regd., c.b.; Pittar, T. J., c.B.; Solomon, Sir R., k.c.m.g.; Watts, Philip:
Wilson (Fleetwood-), Sir G. D. A., Kt. Bach., c.B.
G.C.S .1 .—Chandra S. Jang, II. E. Maharaja.
G.C.M.G— Hardinge, Rt. Hon. Sir Chas., k.c.m.g. ; Selborne, Earl of, P.c
K.C.M.G.— Ashmore, A. M., c.m.g. ; Battenberg, Rear-Adm. H.S.H. Pr. Louis of, g.c.b. ; Campbell, Rear-
Adm. Chas., c.b.; Egerton, Walt., c.m.g. ; Gowan, Plon. J. R., c.m.g. ; Graham, J. J., c.m.g.; Greville,
Geo., c.m.g. ; Im Thurn, E. P., c.b.; Mcllwraith, M., c.m.g.; Paget, Com. A. W., c.m.g.; Plunket, Lord,
k.c.v.o. ; Taylor, W. T., c.m.g. ; Watson, Col. C. M., c.b.
K.C. I.E.— Dane, L. W., c.s.i.; Lely, P. S. P., cs.i.; Macdonald, Col. J. R. L., c.b.; Offen, W. Chuk ;
Youtighusband, Maj. P. E., c.i.e.
G.C. P.O.— Derby, Earl of; Douglas, Adm. Sir A. L., k.c.b.; Esher, Vise, K.C.B.; French, Lt.-Gen.
Sir J. 1). P., k.c.b. : Goschen, Rt. Hon. Sir W. E., k.c.m.g. ; Gosselin, Sir M. L. M. H, k.c.m.g. (died 20 Feb.) ;
Hardinge, Rt. Hon. Sir C, g.c.m.g.; Mount Stephen, Lord; Nicolson, Rt. Hon. Sir A., Bt., k.c.v.o.;
Rodd, Sir J. R., k.c.m.g.; Treves, Sir P., Bt., K.c.v.o.; Tucker, Lt.-Gen. Sir C, k.c.b.; Wilson,
Adm. Sir A. K., k.c.b.
K.C. V .O.— Brougham and Vaux, Lord; Buchanan, G. W., c.v.o.; Burnham, Lord; Corbett, V.E.H. ;
Cranston, Col. Sir R., Kt. Bach. ; De Bunsen, M. W. E., c.v.o.; Egerton, Col. Alf., c.v.o. ; Falmouth,
Vise, c.b. ; Herbert, A. J., c.v.o. ; Holmes, R. R., c.v.o. ; Johnstone, lion. Alan ; May, Rear-Adm. W. H,
M.v.o. ; Moore, Vicc-Adm. Sir A. W., k.c.b. ; Oliphant, Maj.-Gen. D. J., c.v.o. ; Semon, Sir F., Kt. Bach. ;
Stanley, Lord, c.b.
Kt. liuch— Anderson, Geo. ; Anderson ; T. McC. ; Bailey, Jas. ; Baines, J. A., c.i.e. ; Barr, Jas. ; Bois, S. ;
Bousfleld, Win.; Bnibrook, E. W., c.b. ; Carr, W. St. J . ; Chance. Arth. ; Chavasse, T. F. ; Couzens, G. E.;
Cox (Skewes-), T. ; Deane, H. B. K.c. ; De Sausmarez, H. W. ; Dockrell, M. E. ; Pislier, W.E. ; Pithian,
E. W. ; Fraser, J. G. ; Gardner, R. J. P. ; Gosselin, Maj. N. ; Helder, Aug. ; Hertslet, E. C, ; Johnson,
Walt.; Jonas, Jos. ; Jones, Phil. S. ; Kennedy, A. B. W. ; Knox, Jas.; Lamb, J. C, C.B. ; McCaughey,
lion. S.; McPadyean, Jno. ; Marsaall, J. H. ; Newton, Wm, ; Northcote, E. A. ; Oakes, A. H., c.b. ;
L'eUatt, Lt.-Ool. II. M.; Piggott, T. P. ; Purvis, R. II. ; Redwood, B. ; Robinson, J. C. ; Sadler, Col. S. A. ;
Sohooles, II. R. P.; Shann, T. T. ; Shipley, A. W. ; Smilh, Com. Hamilton P.; Smyly, P. C. ; Smyly,
W . J ; Spielmann, Isidore; Stephens, Wm. ; Stephens, J. P.; Stevenson, E. S. ; Strong, Aid. T. V. ;
Woodman, G. J.
Commanders, Companions, &c.
O.M —Fisher, Adm. Sir J. A., g.c.b. ; Hunt, W. Holman ; Jebb. Sir R. C. ; Meredith, Geo. ; Tadema, Sir L.
Anna.
C,h°A 2,i; Hf'F'Pi 47 Uh CL> 14 W*! C-B- 47 Mil-> 23 Cte.; CS.I. 3; C.M.G. 31; C.I.E. 15; D.S.O. 21 ;
I.S.O. 87 : Total 2(56.
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OBITUARY.
*** All dates for 1905 unless otherwise stated.
Relatives oe Royalty.
Flanders, H.R.H. Prince Philip, Count of.— Nov. 17.
Saxe-Coburg, Dowager Duchess of (aged 81).—
Dec. 20, 1901.
Sergius, Alexandrovitch, H.I.H. the Grand Duke,
G.c.B.— Feb. 17.
Peers.
Anglesey, 5th Marquess of.— March 14.
Cairns, 3rd Earl.— Jan. 14.
Cathcart, 3rd Earl.— Oct. 30.
Chelmsford, 2nd Baron, g.c.b.,g.c.v.o., Gen. retired.
—April 9.
Chichester, 5th Earl of.— April 21.
Cowper, 7th and last Earl, k.g., p.c.—July 19.
De Montalt, 1st and only Earl (4th Visct. Ha warden),
aged 87.— Jan. 9.
Portescue, 3rd Earl (aged 87).— Oct. 10.
Grimthorpe, 1st Baron (aged 88).— April 29.
Hardwicke, 6th Earl of.— Nov. 29, 190 1.
Hobhouse, 1st and only Baron (aged 85). -Dee. 6,
190 1 . The Lady Hobhouse, May 2, 1905.
Inverclyde, 2nd Baron.— Oct. 8.
Kenmare, 4th Earl of, k.p.— Feb. 9.
Kinross, 1st Baron.— Jan. 22.
Lanesborough, 6th Earl of. —Sept. 12.
Leigh, 2nd Baron, p.c. (aged 81) —Oct. 21.
Lingen, 1st and only Baron, k.c.b. (aged S6).—
July 22.
Massereene and Farrard, 11th and 4th Viscount.—
June 26.
Montagu of Beaulieu, 1st Baron.— Nov. 4.
Morley, 3rd Earl of, p.c— Feb. 26.
Norton, 1st Baron, p. a, k.c.m.g. (aged 90).—
March 28.
O'Byrne, John, Count (Holy Rom. Emp.).-%/. 27.
Ridley, 1st Viscount.— Nov. 28, 1901.
Romilly, 3rd Baron.— June 23.
Romney, 4th Earl of— Aug. 21.
St. Helier, 1st and only Baron (Sir Fras. H. Jeune),
p.c., g.c b. — April 9.
Sempill, 17th Baron.— July 21.
Southesk, 6th Earl of, k.t— Feb. 21.
Stanhope, 6th Earl.— April 19.
Tollemache, 2nd Baron.— Dee. 17, 1904.
Peeresses and Peers' Issue.
Abercorn, Dowager Duchess of (aged 92).— March 31.
Adderley, Hon. Chas. Artn .1 liegd. Kenelm.—
May 10.
Addington, Capt. Hon. Fras. C. Bathurst, r.n.—
Feb. 12.
Best, Hon. Fanny Gertrude Sophia.— Nov. 26, 1904.
Bligh, Rev. the Hon. Henry.— March 4.
Bloomfield, The Lady, widow of 2nd and lasi Baron
(aged 83)— May 21.
Borthwick, Hon. Oliver Andrew.— March 23.
Butler, Hon. Mrs. Henry.— Nov. 18 (wreck of the
'Hilda').
Cadogan, Hon. Fredk. William (aged 82).— Nov. 20,
1901.
Canning, Hon. Mary.— Nov. 11.
Carter, Hon. Mrs. John Money (aged 87).— Dec. 24,
1904.
Cavan, Dowager Countess of.— Aug. 2.
Cecil, Lord Brownlow T. Montague.— May 22.
Cholmondeley, Rev. the Hon. Henry Pitt (aged 84).—
April 14.
Claucarty, Dowager Countess of, widow of 3rd Earl
(aged 92). —April 28.
Cochrane, Adm. Hon. Sir Arthur A. L. P., k.c.b.
(aged 80).— Jug. 20. '
Corry (Lowry-), Hon. Mrs. Armar.— Jan. 8.
Currie, The Lady, wife of present Baron.— Oct. IS.
Darnley, Dowager Countess of.— Sept. 4.
De-Lisle (Phillipps-), Hon. Mrs. Ambrose.— -Vow. 18.
Dixie, Lady Florence, daughter of 7th Marq. of
Queensbury and wife of 7th Bt.— Nov. 7.
Douglas, Adm. Hon. Geo. Henry (aged 83).— June 19.
Egerton, Hon. Mrs. Algernon.— March 28.
Egerton, Lady Mary Frances, daughter of 1st Earl
Manvers (aged 86).— June 12.
Gillford, Lord, heir of the Earl of Clanwilliam.—
Oct. 14.
Hamilton, Hon. Margaret Augusta.— Feb. 1.
Henley, the Lady, wife of present Baron.— July 27.
Hervey, Lady Arthur, widow of Bp. of Bath and
"Wells (aged 91).— Dec. 14, 1901.
Huddleston, Lady Diana, widow of Hon. Sir J. W.
Huddleston, and daughter of 9th Duke of St.
Albans.— April 1.
Ingram (Meynell-), Hon. Mrs.— Dec. 21, 1901.
Kennedy, Lord David (aged 81).— April 10.
Knox, Lady Flora Sophia.— Feb. 27.
Lascelles, Hon. Daniel U.-Nov. 27, 1901.
Lawley, Rev. the Hon. Stcph. Willoughby (aged 82).
£)cf. 23
L'Estrange, Lady Henrietta (aged 88).— Dee. 22, 1904.
Lucas, Dowager Lady, widow of 1st Bt— Nov. 7.
Macdougall, Hon. William, c.b.— May 28.
Magniac, Lady Eleanor (prev. Eaton and Harbord),
dan. of 7th Duke of Grafton— Sept. 16.
Mainwaring (Massey-), Hon. Mrs.— Oct. 16.
Maiden, Emma, Viscountess (widow, aged 81).—
Nov. 22 (too late for page 279).
Maule, Hon. Mrs. William (aged 86).— -Feo. 11.
Molesworth, Vicountess. — Jan. 20.
Molyneux, Lady Rose Mary.— July 29.
Monck, Hon. Mrs. Richd. Chas.— April 11.
Mostyn, Hon. Montague Henry— Dee. 13, 1904.
Ogilvy, Hon. Jno. Bruce— Dec. 17, 1904.
O'Neill, the Dowager Lady.— Jan. 19.
Pakenham, Hon. Sir Francis Jno., k.g. M.G.—Jan. 26.
Pellew, Hon. Mrs. Percy (aged 96).— June 7.
Powlett (Orde-), Hon. Amias Lucien.— May 6.
Pratt, Lt.-Col. Lord Charles 'Robt - Attg. 8.
Rice, Hon. Maria Elizabeth (aged 90).— March 3.
Roche, Hon. Mrs. Ulick— Jan. 25.
Sandford, The Lady, widow of only Baron Sand-
ford (aged 81).— April 16.
Sherborne, The Lady, wife of present Baron.—
Aug. 13.
Skeffington, Hon. Oriel J. C. Why te Melville —
May 1.
Somers, The Lady, widow of 5th Baron.— Dec. 8, 1904.
Spencer, Hon. Mrs. Charles (aged S3).— March 5.
Stamford and Warrington, Countess of (widow).—
Jan. 29.
Stanley of Alderley, Fabia, Lady, widow of 3rd Bn.—
May 14.
Stourton, Hon. Winifred Mary.— Dec. 2, 1904.
Sutton (Manners-), Hon. Mrs. Graham.— -Vow. 18
(too late for p. 181).
Talbot, Hon. Mrs. Edward (daughter-in-law of 3rd
Bn. Talbot de Malahide).— Jan. 10.
Tempest (Vane-), Lord Henry John.— Jan. 26.
Trafalgar, Viscount, son of Earl Nelson.— May 4.
Trevor (Hill-), Hon. Mary Rosamund.— Dec. 11, 1904.
Tumour, Hon. Archer.— April 27.
Vane, Rev. the Hon. Gilbert H. Farrer— June 27.
Vereker, Hon. Mrs. Charles.— June 19.
Vivian, Hon. Mrs. Claud.— Oct. 20.
Waterford, Dowager Marchioness of.— May 19.
West (Sackville-), Hon. William Edwd.— Sept. 30.
Wilson, Lady Isabel, sister of the Duke of Rox-
burghe.— Oct. 12.
Bishops.
Day, Rt. Rev. Maurice, formerly Bp. of Cashel
(aged 88).— Dec. 14, 1904.
Douglas, Rt. Rev .the Hon. Arthur Gascoigne, Bp.
of Aberdeen and Orkney, and son of 19th Earl of
Morton.— July 19.
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, Ellicott, Rt. Rev. Ckas. Jno., late 31st Bp. of
! Gloucester (aged 8G).— Oct. 16.
Hadfleld, Rt. Rev. Octavius, formerly Bp. of
I Wellington, N.Z. (aged <J0).— Dec. 11, 1904.
| Lewis, Rt. Rev. Richard, Bp. of Llandaff (aged 83).
| — Jan. 24.
, Macroiie, Rt. Rev. Wm. Kenneth, formerly Bp. of
I Maritzburg.— Sept. 24.
Young, Rt. Rev. Richard, late Bp. of Athabasca.—
July 12.
Pkivy Councillors.
Hill, Rt. Hon. Alex. Staveley, k.c. (aged 80).—
June 28.
Samuelson, Rt. Hon. Sir Bernhard, 1st Bt., r.K.s.
(aged 84).— May 10.
Baronetage.
Barran, Sir John, 1st Bt. (aged 83) .—May 3.
Bates, Dowager Lady, widow of 1st Bt.— April 20.
Bell, Sir Lowthian, 1st Bt. of Rounton (aged 88).—
Dec. 20, 1901.
Boswall (Houstoun-), Lady, wife of 3rd Bt.— Dec. 21,
1904.
Bradstreet, Sir Edmund S., 6th Bt. (aged 84).—
March 30.
Brinckman, Sir Theodore Henry, 2nd Bt— May 7.
Bromley, Sir Henry, 5th Bt.— March 11.
Carbutt, Sir Edwd. Hamer, 1st and only Bt.— Oct. 8.
Chetwode, Lt.-Col. Sir George, 6th Bt. (aged 81).—
J une 28.
Collet, Sir Mark Wilks, 1st Bt. (aged 8S).— April 25.
Cunliffe, Sir Robt. Alfred. 5th Bt— June 18.
Douglas, Louisa, Lady, widow of 4th Bt. of Carr
(aged 85).— Nov. 11.
Earle, Dowager Lady, widow of 2nd Bt— June 2.
Ewart, Dowager Lady, widow of 1st Bt. (aged 84).—
FitzWygram, Lt.-Gen. Sir Fredk. W. J., 4th Bt.
(aged 82) .— Dec. 9, 1901.
Foulis (Liston-), Mary Ann, Dowager Lady.— Feb. 5.
Gunter, Col. Sir Robert, 1st Bt., M.P.— Sept. 18.
Hanson, Sir Reginald, 1st Bt.— April 20.
Hingley, Sir Benjamin, 1st Bt.— May 13.
Hony wood, Lady, widow of 7th Bt.— April 27.
Jardine, Sir Robert, 1st Bt— Feb. 17.
Laking, Lady, wife of 1st Bt.— March 1.
Leslie, Col. Sir Chas. Henry, 7th Bt., c.B.— Oct. 12.
Macgregor, Sir Wm. Gordon, 4th Bt. of Savile Row.
—June 14.
McMahon, Sir William Samuel, 3rd Bt.— J une 3.
Menteth (Stuart-), Jane, Lady, widow of 2nd Bt.—
Oct. 14.
Middleton (Broke-), Lady, widow of last Bt.—
Oct. 29.
Morshead, Sir Warwick Chas., 3rd and last Bt.
(aged 80).— March 17.
O'Connell, Sir Daniel Ross, 3rd Bt.— May 14.
O'Loghlen, lion. Sir Bryan, 3rd Bt.— Oct. 30.
Portal, Sir Wyudham Spencer, 1st Bt. (aged 83).—
Sept. 11.
Price (Ruggc-), Dowager Lady (aged 97).— Sept. 22.
Sanderson (Burdon-), Sir Jno. Scott, 1st and only
Bt.-A'ow. 24.
Scott, Sir Edwd. Dolman, 6th Bt. of Gt. Barr and
5th of HartingtotJ (latter now passed to Rt. Hon.
Sir A. F. A.-Hood — March 8.
Smith; Sir Chas. Cunliffe, 3rd Bt. of Tring.— July SI.
Stewart, Sir Jno. Marcus, 3rd Bt.— Feb. 26.
Travers (Clarke-), Sir Guy F. Travers, 3rd Bt.—
July 2. •
Turing, Lady, wife of Sir Robt. F. Turing, 8th Bt.
—Auy. 6,
Walker, Vice-Adm. Sir Baldwin Wake, 2nd Bt. of
Oakley.— June 28.
Whichcote, Lady, widow of 8th Bt.— March 5.
Wig-gin, Sir Henry Saml., 1st Bt. (aged 81).)—
Nov. 12.
Williams, Sir William Fredk., 4th Bt., of Tregullow.
— Sept. 20.
Wynn (Williams-), Lady (widow of 6th Bt.). —Sept. 21
Knightage.
Adams, Lady, widow of Maj.-Gen. H. W. Adams,
c.B. (granted rank ; aged 92).— Oct. 21.
Adderley, Sir Augustus Jno., k.c.m.g.— Nov. 2.
Aitken, Lady, widow of Sir Wm. Aitken, m.d.,
Y.R.s.—Jiily 22.
Akerman, Sir Jno. Wm., k.c.m.g. (aged 80).—
J une 24.
Alford, Sir Edwd. Fleet, Kt. Bach— March 18.
Andoe, Adm. Sir Hilary Gustavus, k.c.b.— Feb. 11.
Barrington (Kennett-), Lady, widow of Sir Vincent
K.-Barrington, Kt. Bach.— April 8.
Bedi, Baba Sir Khem Singh, k.ci.e.— May.
Benjamin, Sir Benjamin, Kt. Bach.- March 7.
Berkeley, Sir George, k.c.m.g. 'aged 85).— Sept. 29.
Biddulnh, Lady, wife of Gen. Sir Robt. Biddulph,
G.c.B.— April 23.
Blount, Sir Edwd. Charles, k.c.b. (aged 95).—
March 15.
Booker, Sir Wm. Lane, Kt. Bach., cm.g, (aged 80).—
Feb. 19.
Bouch, Lady, widow of Sir Thos. Bouch, Kt. Bach.—
Jan. 26.
Brackenbury, Lady, wife of Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry Brackenbury, g.cb.— Sept. 9.
Bridgford, Col. Sir Robert, k.c.b— May 13.
Burroughs (Traill-), Lt.-Gen. Sir Fredk. Wm., k.c.b.
—April 9.
Cadman, Hon. Sir Alf. Jerome, k.c.m.g.— March 22.
Campbell, Sir Geo. William, k.c.m.g— Jan. 10.
Carroll, Sir James, Kt. Bach— May 24.
Cave, Lady, widow of Rt. Hon. Sir Stephen Cave,
g.cb. (aged 83).— Nov. 13.
Champain (Bateman-), Lady, widow of Sir J. U.
Bateman-Champain, k.c.m.g— Aug. 14.
Cleeve, Sir Frederick, k.c.b. (aged 84).— Sept. 28.
Clowes, Sir Wm. Laird, Kt. Bach.— Aug. 14.
Cook, Lady, wife of Sir Hy. Cook, Kt. Bach.— Sept. 28.
Cotton, Sir George, Kt. Bach— Feb. 5.
Crease, Lady, wife of Maj.-Gen. Sir J. F. Crease,
k.c.b. — April 4.
Crease, Hon. Sir Henry P. Pellew, Kt. Bach, (aged
81).— Feb. 26.
Cuthbertson, Sir Jno. Neilson, Kt. Bach.— Jan. 26.
Deas, Lady, widow of Sir David Deas, k.c.b.—
March 27.
Dickson, Gen. Sir Collingwood, g.cb., U(C (aged 87.
—Nov. 28, 1904.
Donnet, Sir J as. Jno. Louis, k.c.b. (aged 88).— Jan. 11.
Durand, Lady, widow of Gen. Sir H. M. Durand,
K.c.s.i.— March 29.
Fardell, Lady, wife of Sir Geo. Fardell — April 23.
Farquharson, Col. Sir John, k.c.b.— July 3.
Ferguson, Lady, widow of Sir Samuel Ferguson,
q.c. (aged SI).— March 5.
Gallwey, Lady, wife of Lt.-Gen. Sir T. L. J. Gallwey,
k.c.m.g.— May 15.
Cell, Sir James, Kt. Bach., cv.o. (aged 82).—
March 12.
Gerard, Gen. Sir Montagu Gilbert, k.c.b., k.c.s.i.—
July 26.
Glyn, Gen. Sir Julius Richd., k.c.b. (aged 81).—
June 16.
Gosselin, Sir Martin Le M. Hadsley, g.c.v.o., k.c.m.g.,
c.b— Feb. 26.
Gregory, Hon. Sir Augustus Chas.. k.c.m.g. (aged85).
—June 24,
Groves, Sir John, Kt. Bach.— Oct. 2.
Hamond, Sir Chas. Fredc, Kt. Bach, (aged 87).—
M rch 2.
Haslett, Sir Jas. Horner, Kt. Bach., m.p.— Aug. 18.
Hay (Drummond-), Sir Fras. Ringler, Kt. Bach.—
June 2.
Ilennessy, Maj.-Gen. Sir Geo. Robertson, k.c.b.—
J uly 26.
Herbert, Hon. Sir Robt. G. Wyndham, g.cb.—
May 5
Hill, Lady, widow of Maj.-Gen. Sir Wm. Hill, k.c.s.i.
—Dec. 18, 1904.
Howard, Sir Richd. Nich., Kt. Bach , Coroner for
S. Dorset —Nov. 25 (too late for p. 368).
Humphry, Lady, widow of Sir Geo. M. Humphry
(aged 80).— June 14.
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Hutt, Lady, widow of Maj.-Gen. Sir Geo. Hutt, k.c.b.
—Sept. 29.
Irving', Sir Henry (Jno. H. Brodribb-Lrving), Kt.
Bach— Oct. 13.
Leech, Lady, wife of Sir Bosdin T. Leech, Kt. Bach.
— Nov. 3.
Logan, Lady, widow of Sir T. G. Logan, k.c.b.—
Nov. 23. (To late for page 424).
Low, Sir Hugh, g.c.m.g. (aged 80).— April 18.
Menzies, Sir William Jno., Kt. Bach., w.s.— Oct. 14.
Michel, Lady, widow of Fd.-Marsh. Rt. Hon. Sir Jno.
Michel, g.c.b. (aged 85).— A ug. 16.
Morice, Lady, widow of Sir Geo. Morice, k.c.m.g.—
Oct. 17.
Morphett, Lady, widow of Sir Jno. Morphett (aged
W).-May 6.
Muir, Sir William, k.c.s.i. (aged 85).— July 11.
Murshidabad. the Begum, c.i. (wife of Nawab,
! g.c.i. e.).— May.
Nares, Lady, wife of Vice-Adm. Sir G. S. Nares,
k.c.b. — Nov. 2.
Neligan, Lady, wife of his Honour Judge Sir J. C.
Neligan.— Jan. 11.
Oinmanney, Adm. Sir Erasmus, k.c.b., e.r.s. (aged
90).— Dec. 21, 1901.
Palgrave, Lady, widow of Sir Regd. Falgrave.K.c.B.—
July 19.
Palitana, Sir Mansinghji Sursinghji, Thakur Saheb
of, k.c.s.i. — August.
Petre, Sir Geo. Glynn, k.c.m.g., c.b. (aged 82).—
May 17.
Phear, Sir John Budd, Kt. Bach, (aged 80).— April 7.
Pilkington, Sir Wm. Handcock, Kt. Bach.— June -IS.
Plowden (Chichele-), Sir Trevor Jno., k c.s.i.— Nov. 5.
Porter, Sir Neale, k.c.m.g.— April 15.
Reid, Sir T. Wemyss, Kt. Bach— Feb. 26.
Rennie, Sir Richd. Temple, Kt. Bach.— April 14.
Ross, Gen. Sir John, g.c.b.— Jan. 5.
Russell, Sir Peter Nicol, Kt. Bach, (aged 89).—
July 10.
Ryder, fir Geo. Lisle, k.c.b— June 30.
Scoble, Lady, wife of Rt. Hon. Sir Andrew R.
Scoble, k.c.s.i— Dec. 15, 1904.
Shea, Hon. Sir Ambrose, k.c.m.g. (aged 90).—
July 30.
Shelford, Sir William, k.c.m.g.— Oct. 3.
Sibbald, Sir John, m.d., e.r.s.e.— April 19.
Stewart, Sir Donald Wm., k.c.m.g.— Oct. 1.
Stewart, Gen. Sir Richd. Campbell, k.c.b.— Dec. 14,
1904.
Symonds, Lady, widow of A.dm. of the Fleet Sir
Thos. M. C. Symonds, g.c.b.— Aug. 18.
Tanner, Lady, wife of Lt.-Gen. Sir O. V. Tanner,
k.c.b.— Feb. 14.
Taylor, Gen. Sir Richd. C. H., g.c.b. (aged 85).—
Dec. 6, 1904.
Tennant, Hon. Sir David, k.c.m.g— March 29.
Trotter, Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry, g. c.v.o.— July 16.
Wallington, Lady, wife of Col. Sir J. W. Wallington,
k.c.b— Oct. 26.
Wharton, Rear-Adm. Sir Wm. J. Lloyd, k.c.b.,
f.r.s.— Sept. 28.
White, Lady, wife of Sir Henry A. White, Kt. Bach.
—April 16.
Williams, Sir George, Kt. Bach, (aged 83).— Nov. 6.
Willis, Sir William, Kt. Bach, (aged 83) — Sept. 28.
Willox, Sir Jno. Archibald, Kt. Bach.— June 16.
Willox, Lady, wife of preceding.— Dec. 14, 1904.
Wilson, Maj.-Gen. Sir Chas. William, k.c.b.— Oct. 25.
Wilson, Sir Jacob, k.c.v.o. (just promoted).—
July 11.
Wright, Sir Thomas, Kt. Bach.— Aug. 5.
Knights' Companions.
Bald, Maj. Alf. Campbell, D.s.o.— April 4.
Bateson, Lt.-Gen. Richard, c.v.o.— Sept. 11.
Bayly, Gen. John, c.b. (aged 83).— March 12.
Belilios, Hon. Emanl. Raphael, c.m.g.— Nov . 11.
Bird, Col. Stanley George, c.b— April 18.
Blair, Gen. James, c.b., U(C.— Jan.li.
Blanford, William Thomas, c.i.e., f.r.s.— June 23.
Bonham, Lt.-Col. Walter Floyd, d.s.o.— May 14.
Brice, Maj.-Gen. Geo. Tito, c.b. (just appointed).—
Sept. 22.
Brown, John, c.m.g.— July 11.
Burney, Col. Ernest Henry, c.b.— June 16.
Carr, Lieut. Geo. S. Quartano, r.n., c.m.g.— Sept. 19.
Chitty, Com. Arthur Whatley, c.i.e. (aged 80).—
June 18.
Clarke (Wiseman-), Lt.-Gen. Somerset M., c.b.—
July 30.
Clerk, Capt. Claude, c.i.e.— June 23.
Cooke, Lt.-Gen. Anthony Chas., c.b.— April 6.
Crabbe, Brig. -Gen. Eyre M. Stewart, c.b.— March 8.
Craig, Capt. Stuart Edwin, d.s.o.— Nov. 29,1904.
Cresswell, Col. Pearson Robt., c.b.— Nov. 22 (too late
for page 223).
Cribb, Henry Hatfield, i.s.o.— Oct. 26.
Cuningham, Surg. - Gen. Jas. Macnabb, c.s.i.—
June 26.
Delafosse, Maj.-Gen. Henry Geo., c.b.— Feb. 10.
Downes, Comsry.-Gen. Arthur Wm-, c.b.— Sept. 19.
Drew, Maj.-Gen. Francis Barry, c.b. (aged SO).—
May 10.
Ford, William, c.s.i. (aged 83).— June 18.
Graves, Col. Benj. Chamney, c.b.— M arch 26.
Hammet, Vice-Adml. Jas. Lacon, c.v.o.— Feb. 15.
Harman, Lt.-Col. Richard, d-s.o.— Feb. 11.
Harrison, Herb. W. Broadley, c.m.g.— Sept. 28.
Hoste, Maj.-Gen. Dixon Edwd., c.b.— Sept. 10.
levers, Robt. Wilson, c.m.g.— Feb. 13.
Impey, Wm. H. Lockington, c.s.i— May 1.
Jarvis, Maj.-Gen. Saml. Peters, c.m.g. (aged 84).—
March 26.
Johnston, Henry Joseph, c.t.e— March 13.
Jones, Jno. Frank, c.m.g.— Feb. 8.
Lambert (Drummond-), Vet. Col. James1, c.b.—
Feb. 27.
Lane (Moore-), Col. Geo. Howard, c.m.g.— June 11.
Laurie, Col. Robert Peter, c.b.— July 29.
Lawrence, Col. Alex. John, c.i.e.— Aug. 4.
Lewis (Owen-), Maj. Cyril Alex., d.s.o— Nov. 10.
Lowry, Lt.-Gen. Robt. William, c.b. (aged 81).—
J une 8.
Mackinnon, Lt.-Col. Henry W. Alex., d.s.o.—
March 24.
Molloy, Col. Edward, c.b.— Feb. 4.
Montague, Maj.-Gen. William Edwd., c.b.— June 5.
Nesbitt, Lt.-Col. Richd. Athol, c.b.— Sept. 11.
Nicol, Henry, c.b. (aged 83).— April 8.
Nicolas, Nicholas Harris, c.b.— March 23 (incorrectly
reported to us as deceased last year).
Ozanne, Edwd. Charles, c.s.i.— Jan. 28.
Peyton, Gen. Francis, c.b. (aged 81).— Feb. 7.
Pipon, Gen. Philip Gosset, c.b. (aged 81).— Nov. 3.
Poole, Col. Arthur James, c.b.— Oct. 1.
Pottinger, Col. Eldred Thos., c.m.g.— Nov. 10.
Protheroe, Maj.-Gen. Montague, c.b., c.s.i— July 2.
Rhodes, Col. Francis Wm., c.b., d.s.o.— Sept. 21.
Sadler, Col. Alfred, m.v.o.— March 14.
Salusbury, Maj.-Gen. Fredc Octavius, c.b. (aged 86).
J une 22.
Sassoon, Reuben David, m.v.o.— March 7.
Saunders, Jno. O'Brien, c.i.e.— Feb. 9.
Sawyer, Hon. Robt. Henry, c.m.g.— April 15.
Sharpe, Rev. Thos. Wetherherd, c.b.— Sept. 25.
Smith, Col. Howard William, c.b.— Jan. 3.
Stevens, Geo. William, i.s.o.— Jan. 23.
Stewart, Col. Chas. Edwd., c.b., c.m.g., c.i.e.—
Dee. 26, 1904.
Swaine, Henry M., i.s.o.- Sept. 5.
Tennant, Maj. Jno. Trenchard, c.b— Dec. 11, 1904.
Tally, Kivas, i.s.o.— April (end, or early in May).
Tully, Col. Thomas, m.v.o.— Sept. 14 (wTeek after
gazetting of promotion).
Van Koughnet, Capt. Edmd. Parker, c.m.g., r.n.—
March 27.
Walker, Maj.-Gen. Alexander, c.s.i.— Feb. 21.
Wardrop, Col. Fredc. Meyer, c.b.— Sept. 2.
Watkin, Col. Henry S. Spiller, c.b— March 31.
Weldon, Col. Thomas, c.i.e.— Nov. 9.
Williamson, Alexander, c.m.g.— March 19.
Wilson, Maj.-Gen. Eras. Edwd. Edwards, c.b.—
Sept. 21.
Yaldwyn, Lt.-Col. Alfred Geo., d.s.o.— Feb. 7.
ABBREVIATIONS OCCURRING IN THIS WORK.
'Sir").
H. S.H., His [Her] Serene Highness.
I. A., Indian Army.
I.C.S., Indian Civil Service.
I.M.S., Indian Medical Service.
I.S.C., Indian Staff Corps (now Ind. Army).
I.S.O., Imperial Service Order.
I.W.,Isle of Wight.
K.C., King's Counsel.
K.C.B., Knight Commander of the Bath.
K.C.H., Knight Commander of Hanover.
K.C.I.E., Knight Commander of Indian Empire.
K.C.M.G., ditto of St. Michael and St. George.
K. C.S.I. , Knight Commander of the Star of India.
K.C. V.O., ditto of Royal Victorian Order.
K.G., Knight of the Garter.
K.H., Knight of Hanover (not a
K.P., Knight of St. Patrick.
K.T., Knight of the Thistle.
Kt. Bach., Knight Bachelor.
L.C.C., London County Council.
L.I., Light Infantry.
L.K.Q.C.P., Licentiate, &c. (see M.K.Q.C.P.).
LL.B., Bachelor of Laws ; LL.D., Doctor of do.
LL.M., Master of Laws.
L.R.C.P., Licentiate Royal College of Physicians.
L.S.A., Licentiate of Society of Apothecaries.
L.S.B., London School Board.
M., Marquess.
M.B., Bachelor of Medicine ; M.D., Doctor of do.
M.E.C., Member of Executive Council.
M.I.C.E., Member of Inst, of Civil Engineers.
M.I.E.E., M.I.M.E., do. Electr. and Mechan. Engrs.
M.K.Q.C.P., Memb. of King & Qn.'s Coll. Physicians.
M.L.A., Member of Legislative Assembly.
M.L.C., ditto Council.
M.R.A.S., Member of Royal Asiatic Society.
M.R.C.P., Member of Royal College of Physicians.
M.R.C.S., Member of Royal College of Surgeons.
M.R.C.S.E., ditto of Edinburgh.
M.R.I.A., Member of Royal Irish Academy.
M.S.C., Madras Staff Corps.
Mus.D. [B.], Doctor [Bachelor] of Music.
M.V.O., Member of Royal Victorian Order.
N.I., Native Infantry.
N.S.. Nova Scotia.
N.S.W., New South Wales.
N.W.P.[T.], North West Provinces [Territory].
N.Z., New Zealand.
O.M., Order of Merit.
P. (inP.R.S. &c), President— see F.R.S., R.A., &c.
P.C., Privy Councillor.
Ph.D., Doctor of Philosophy.
Q.C., Queen's Counsel.
Q.M.G., Quartermaster-General.
Q.S., Quarter Sessions.
R. A., Royal Artillery or Royal Academy.
R.A.M., Royal Academy of Music.
R.A.M.C., Roy. Army Medical Corps.
R.E., Royal Engineers.
R.H. A., Roy. Horse Artill. or Roy. Hibern. Acad.
R.I. A., Royal Irish Academy.
R.M.A., Royal Marine Artillery.
R.M.L.I., Royal Marine Lt. Infantry.
R.N., Royal Navy ; R.N.R., do. Reserve.
R.R.C., Royal Red Cross.
R.S.A., Royal Scottish Academician.
R.S.O., Railway Sub-office.
S.P.G., Society for Propagation of the Gospel.
Supt.. Superintendent.
T.R.H., Their Royal Highnesses.
V., Viscount.
V.A , Victoria and Albert (Order of).
1T(£, Victoria Cross.
V.D., Volunteer Officers' Decoration.
W.S., Writer to the Signet.
Y.M.C.A., Young Men's Christian Association.
A.A.G., Assistant Adjutant-General.
A.D.C., Aide-de-Camp.
A.G., Adjutant-General.
A.I.C.E., A.M.I.C.E., Assoc. (Memb.) Inst. Civ. Engrs
A.M.S., Army Medical Staff.
A.Q.M.G., Assistant Quartermaster-General.
A. S.C., Army Service Corps.
B. C.L., Bachelor of Civil Law.
B.C.S., Bengal Civil Service.
B.D., Bachelor of Divinity.
Bn., Baron.
Bomb. S.C., Bombay Staff Corps.
Bp., Bishop.
B. S.C., Bengal Staff Corps.
C. B., Companion of the Bath.
C.C., County Council.
C.E., Civil Engineer.
Chmn., Chairman.
C.I., Crown of India (Order of).
CLE., Companion of Indian Empire.
C.I.V., City Imperial Volunteers.
C.M.G., Companion of St. Michael and St. George.
CM S., Church Missionary Society.
Cmttee., Committee.
Com., Commander.
Commissr. , Commissioner.
Commssn., Commission.
Comsry., Commissary.
Cons., Consul or Consulting.
OS., Civil Service.
C.S.I. , Companion of the Star of India.
C. V.O., Commander of Royal Victorian Order.
D. , Duke.
D.A.G., Deputy Adjutant-General.
D.C.L., Doctor of Civil Law.
Dep., Deputy. Dept., Department.
Dir., Director.
D.L., Deputy Lieutenant.
D. Litt., Doctor of Literature.
D.Sc, Doctor of Science.
D. S.O., Distinguished Service Order.
E. , Earl.
Engr., Engineer.
F. C.S., Fellow of the Chemical Society.
F.G.S., Fellow of the Geological Society.
F.K.Q.C.P., Pell, of King and Qn.'s Coll. Physicians.
F.L.S., Fellow of the Linuean Society.
F.R.A.S., Fellow of the Royal Astronom. Society.
F.R.C.I., Fellow of the Royal Colonial Institute.
F.R.C.S., Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons.
F.R.C.S.E., dittoof Edinburgh ;F.R.C.S.I., of Ireland.
F.R.C.V.S., Fellow of Roy. Coll. of Vet. Surgeons.
F.R.G.S., Fellow of the Royal Geograph. Society.
F.R.H.S., Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
F.R.I. B.A., Fellow of the Roy. Inst. Brit. Architects
F.R.S., Fellow of the Royal Society.
F.R.S.E., ditto of Edinburgh.
F.R.S.L., Fellow of the Royal Society of Literature.
F.R.S.S., Fellow of the Royal Statistical Society.
F.S.A., Fellow of the Society of Antiquaries.
F. Z.S., Fellow of the Zoological Society.
G. C.B., Knight Grand Cross of the Bath.
G.C.H., Knight Grand Cross of Hanover.
G.C.I.E., Knight (id. Commander Indian Empire.
G.C.M.G., Kt. Gd. Cross St. Michael and St. George.
G.C.S.I., Knight Grand Commander Star of India.
G.C.V.O., Knight Gd. Cross Royal Victorian Order.
G.M.B., Great Master of the Bath.
G. M.P., Grand Master of St. Patrick similarly
G.M.I.E., G.M.M.G., and G.M.S.I.
II. E., His Excellency.
H. E.I.C.S., Hon. East India Company's Service.
II.G.D.II., His [Her] Grand Ducal Highness.
H.H., His [Her] Highness.
H.I.H., His [Her] Imperial Highness.
H.I.M., His [Her] Imperial Majesty.
Also— aftds., afterwards ; appd., appointed ; b., born; cons., consecrated ; cr., created; d., died;
el., elected ; mar. or mrrd., married ; ord., ordained (deacon) ; pres., presumptive or present; prev.,
previously ; q.v. {quod vide), "which see " (a common form of reference) ; rem., removed ; res., resigned ;
ret., retired ; sue, succeeded ; with many more which need not be cited. The common French word
nee (born) is used to denote the maiden name of a married lady ; the masculine n& is occasionally
employed of a gentleman who has since adopted some other surname. Be jure, " by right."
WHITAKER'S PEERAGE.
INTRODUCTION.
THE SOVEREIGN.
The Kingdom, its Rulers, and Titles.— An English Sovereign is now Sovereign of
the entire United Kingdom, but, as all are aware, this has not been so always, in the case
of Scotland the sovereignty not being amalgamated till 1603 and the countries with
their Parliaments not till 1707, whilst in that of Ireland the country was first
subdued by Henry the Second and the Parliaments remained distinct up till the close
of 1800. For three centuries from the Plantagenet times the English Kings were styled
"Lords of Ireland;" Henry the Eighth was the tirst to substitute the title of King;
but this remained a separate clause in the royal list of honours until the Union of 1801.
King George the Third at his death left seven sons, of whom the first and third
succeeded him as the Fourth George and William. Both of these, however, died
without leaving issue, as had the second son, the Duke of York, already before them.
The fourth son, the Duke of Kent, had also passed away (only six days before his
father), but he left, as his only offspring, the Princess Victoria, our late Queen,
who, by the law of succession, took precedence of the fifth son.
The words "Defender of the Faith" were originally bestowed upon King Henry
the Eighth by Pope Leo the Tenth, in recognition of his pronouncement against the
doctrines of Luther ; but upon Henry's turning Protestant the Pope withdrew the
title, upon which the imperious monarch got it renewed by his own Parliament. The
title of " King of France," which had been borne from the time of the Third Edward,
was dropped by George the Third at the Union. Up to the death of William the
Fourth our Hanoverian Sovereigns were also Kings of Hanover, but the Salic Law
excluded her late Majesty from that rule, so the fifth son of George the Third, Ernest, Duke
of Cumberland, came to occupy that position. He was succeeded by his son as George
the Fifth, who, in 1866, relinquished his crown at t\\Q fiat of Prussia.
Regalia. — The robes and insignia worn by His Majesty on state occasions are
those of the Sovereign of the Order of the Garter, but the term " Regalia " is under-
stood to apply only to the crowns, orb, sceptres, swords, and spurs. Of the crowns
more or less familiar to us we note the St. Edward's, the Heraldic, Queen Victoria's,
and King Edward's. The last of these, however, is really identical with the second, so
that, to avoid confusion between "King Edward " and " Saint Edward," we shall in the
further portions of this Introduction designate the form of crown worn by our present
Sovereign by the older term Heraldic," and for the same reason we shall apply the
word "Imperial "to that of his early predecessor. The Heraldic or King Edward's
Crown (figured at top of title-page) has its surmounting "arches" rising sharply from
their bases to an elevated summit ; the well-known Imperial or St. Edward's Crown has
these bulging at first outwards, and then brought back and forming a summit slightly
depressed at the centre ; whilst in the Victoria Crown they rise almost perpendicularly
to the bend, at which they are nearly square. The Heraldic Crown was so styled
from its adoption upon royal arms, coins, and so forth, but its contour was followed in
the miniature " half-crown " worn on semi-state occasions by her late Majesty. The
term "an imperial crown" is often applied vaguely to any regal crown as distinguished
from a coronet, but in this Introduction we shall use it exclusively of St. Edward's
Crown, which was so called from a supposed resemblance (though a very remote one,
for the original had probably no " arches ") to the one worn by Edward the Confessor,
and before him by Alfred the Great. It has the minor distinction of having the upper
rim of its principal circle entirely even, whilst those of the Victoria and King Edward's
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Crowns are wrought into festoons ; all three concur in possessing upon this rim four
crosses-pattee alternating with four fleurs-de-lis— the former ornaments denoting the
Sovereign's religious headship, and the latter being a survival of his French dominion.
The crown in each case is wholly of gold, but covered over in every part with a blaze of
jewels. The four crosses-pattee are frequently called Maltese crosses, but we believe
incorrectly, their limbs not being cleft at the extremities. The arches rise from behind
the crosses, and above their intersecting point over the crown of the head is a miniature of
the "orb" to be presently described— both arches and baD being completely overlaid
with jewellery. The entire crown of Queen Victoria contained nearly 2800 diamonds
(brilliant, rose, or table), 377 pearls, 17 sapphires, 11 emeralds, and 5 rubies, including
one stated to have belonged to the Black Prince. Its weight was 3lb. 3J0Z. troy, and we
read that a crown worn in mid-English history scaled up to something over 7lb., whilst
even that of George the Fourth weighed s\\h.
Next among the insignia comes the Orb or Mound (the latter word derived from the
French monde, so that the idea of a world-wide domination is implied equally by either
name). This is a somewhat ponderous emblem of sovereignty, consisting of a globe
6 inches in diameter surmounted by a cross, which brings up the entire device to a
height of 11 inches. The globular portion is of gold, and is engirt with a band set with
diamonds, emeralds, rubies, and pearls ; on its summit is a large amethyst, from which
springs a golden cross bedecked with diamonds, pearls, a sapphire, and an emerald.
Next in order we note three sceptres— the Sceptre with the Cross, or Royal Sceptre,
2§ ft. in length, borne in the King's right hand ; St. Edward's Staff (ending in an orb
pretended to contain wood from the true Cross), over 45ft. in length, carried before the
King in the coronation procession ; and the Sceptre with the Dove, or the Virge, 3! ft.
in length, placed in the King's left hand : these are of gold, set with jewels, and finished
by a "mound," from which the dove, when there is one, appears to spring. The Queen
Consort has also her Sceptre with the Cross and two Sceptres with the Dove, one of
these being known also as the Ivory Rod. The Sword of State claims the next notice : it
is girded on to the Sovereign at his coronation, and this was done even in the case of
Queen Anne, but Victoria, who was not then out of her teens, was better satisfied by
having it placed in her hands. There are three other swords borne before the Sovereign
at this ceremony, but, like St. Edward's Staff, they are not personal insignia : the Sword
of Mercy (called, like King Arthur's weapons, by a proper name, "Curtana"), an
unpointed weapon ; the Sword of Justice to the Spirituality, which is pointed, but rather
obtusely ; and the Sword of Justice to the Temporality, which is sharp- pointed. Finally
come the Spurs, called the Great Golden Spurs (used at the coronation only), which
are without rowels, but highly wrought, and are attached to embroidered velvet straps.
The Ring has been ranked among the Regalia, but it was not among those figuring in
the late ceremony. The Bracelets have been wholly discontinued, but their Latin
name Armillae " has been confused with the " Armil " or Stole, which is called
" Armilla " in the Gazette account of the late coronation. Other royal insignia or ac-
cessories of that ceremony may be thus described :
The Coronation Chair or St. Edward's Chair (distinct from both the Recognition Chair and the
Throne) is a venerable oak structure said to have been made in the reign of Edward the First, who had
brought from Scotland the sacred Inauguration Stone, and had it embedded beneath the seat of this
chair. This famous stone is of a sandy granular formation, consisting principally of quartz but with an
intermixture of felspar, mica, and hornblende, and measuring in inches 26 x i6| x 10* ; it is called the
Stone of Destiny, and possesses a mythical origin. It is traced from Scotland to Ireland, thence to Spain
(where a king of Scottish race had given it to his son, Simon Brek, whom he sent to Ireland with an army),
and before even this it was said to have come from Egypt— in fact, it was the identical stone used by
Jacob for a pillow ! Another story represents it to have been hauled up out of the sea, in the form of an
already constructed chair, by the sailors of Simon Brek himself . Sir Archibald Geikie has thoroughly
k 'locked all this nonsense on the head, for, speaking as a geologist, he pronounces the stone to have been
almost certainly quarried in the sandstone district between Argyll and the Forth.
The Ampulla, called also the Golden Eagle, is a golden vessel in the form of that bird, with its wings
outspread, its feet resting upon a stand, the head made to screw off for reception of the oil. some 6oz.,
which is poured out through the beak. There is a legend that this Eagle was presented by the Holy
Virgin to St. Thomas a Bccket, who gave it in charge to a monk of Poictiers, who again secreted it— with
other similar treasures and a written account of the vision— in a churchat that place, whence they came
into the hands of the Mack Prince, who deposited them in the Tower.
The Anointing Oil is now pure olive; formerly it was a marvellous compound designated chrisma or
cream. 1 1 is consecrated previous to the ceremony. In an account of Queen Anne's coronation we read
that, the Dean of Westminster followed the Archbishop and wiped off the oil with " fine linen or fine
Lorn hart wool."
The Anointing Spoon is of pure gold with four pearls in the broadest part of the handle and finely
chased in the bowl. Its extreme thinness makes it appear to be very ancient. Its length is about 10 ins.,
the bowl 2* ins.
The Colobium SindonU is a sleeveless garment of fine white linen, worn by Kings only. This is the
first of the garments to be put on after the anointing, and it corresponds to the alb of a priest. The
Supertunioa, which follows, has short and very wide sleeves, and is made of rioh cloth of gold with purple
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embroidered tissue. A " girdle " used in the coronation ceremony is also called the Stole, Armil, or
Armilla. Lastly the Dalmatic Robe is added (called also the Imperial Mantle or Pallium), which hangs
loosely over the shoulders ; it is embroidered with golden eagles, roses, shamrocks, and thistles.
The Ruby Ring, which has been styled by some the wedding ring of England," is of pure gold, with at
the back a large violet ruby marked with a cross of St. George and encircled with 26 diamonds : itis jointed
like a bracelet to adapt it for different sizes. There is a legend attached to this ornament also. King
Edward the Confessor is related to have been once asked alms of by a certain " fayre old man," to whom,
having nothing else at hand to bestow, he gave this ring. Soon after this two English pilgrims happened
to lose their way in the Holy Land, where " there came to them a fayre ancient man, wyth whyte heer for
age." Having learnt their mishap and who they were, he " comforted theym goodly, and . . . brought
theym in the ryghte waye agayne . . . And whan he shold depart fro theym, thennehe tolde theym what
he was, and sayd, ' I am J ohan the Evangelyst, and saye ye vnto Edward your kyng, that I grete him well
by the token that he gaff to me thys rynge with his own handes, whych rynge ye shalle delyver to hym
agayne ; ' and whan he had delyvered to theym the rynge, he departed fro theym sodenly."— Goldene
Legencle, p. 187.
The King's Champion formerly figured at coronations, riding fully armed into Westminster Hall and
challenging any gainsayer to single combat. The office is stated by Sir W. Dugdale to have been
founded by William the Conqueror, who bestowed it upon Baron de Marmion. in whose family it re-
mained till, by the extinction of the direct line, it passed to that of Sir John Dymoke, by one of whose
descendants, Frank S. Dymoke, Esq., it was held up till the last Coronation, when the decision of the
Court of Claims against the application must be regarded as the extinction of the office itself.
Accession of a New Sovereign.— From the time of Henry the Eighth it has been
a recognised constitutional principle that immediately upon the death of a monarch his
heir becomes his already constituted successor. A meeting of the Privy Council is
the first procedure, and Parliament is also summoned, the Commons being no longer
subject to immediate dissolution as was the case previous to the Reform Act of 1867.
The Councillors, Lords, and Commons are all re-sworn, and public proclamation is
made of the accession of the new Sovereign, followed by notices of his having taken the
oath relating to the security of the Church of Scotland, of his own choice of title, and
of the continuance in their posts of persons in civil or military employment. A state
procession on the next day, from St. James's Palace to the City, makes further an-
nouncement of the change of ruler. For further details, with a full account of the
Coronation itself , we must refer to our issues of 1903 and 1904. The Coronation Oath,
it may be well to state, consists in a sworn affirmative response to each of the following
questions :
Will you solemnly promise and swear to govern the people of this United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and the Dominions thereto belonging, according to the statutes in Parliament agreed
on, and the respective laws and customs of the same ?— Will you to your power cause law and justice, in
mercy, to be executed in all your judgments ?— Will you to the utmost of your power maintain the Laws
of God, the true profession of the Gospel, and the Protestant Reformed Religion established by law?
And will you maintain and preserve inviolably the settlement of the Church of England, and the doctrine,
worship, discipline, and government thereof, as by law established in England? And will you preserve
unto the bishops and clergy of England, and to the Church therein committed to their charge, all such
rights and privileges as by law do or shall appertain to them, or any of them?
RELATIVES OF THE SOVEREIGN.
The Queen-Consort. — When, as now, a married King occupies the throne, his consort
holds a specially privileged position, having her own officers distinct from those of
the King and being in a legal point a single rather than a married woman. She
has her personal revenue from reserved portions of the rents due to the Crown, as well
as from a variety of perquisites. She is crowned on the same occasion with the King
himself, or by special ceremony after her marriage if this takes place after his coronation ;
but in either case the act proceeds as performed at his injunction and not by the will of
the people. The ecclesiastic charged with the office of crowning her is the Archbishop
of York. The Queen-Consort's Crown, much like that of St. Edward, and known as
"the Ancient Queen's Crown," is one of the Regalia to be seen at the Tower.
The Queen Dowager. — This royal lady, of whom the last example was Queen
Adelaide, widow of William the Fourth, remains in most respects in the same position
as when she was Queen-Consort, but it is no longer high treason, as it then was, to con-
spire her death. No man can marry her without permission from the reigning Sovereign,
but she does not forfeit her royalty by marriage with a subject.
The Consort of a Reigning Queen. — The Constitution has never attached any
special privileges to this personage, conformably with the maxim that a woman can
•eceive honour from her husband but cannot confer it upon him. We have had only
hree examples in our history. Philip of Spain, though designated King-Consort, and
hough the statutes were enacted under the joint names of "Philip and Mary," was
Qost rigidly excluded from anything more than a nominal dignity, and in disgust thereat
[uitted England after a year. The late husband of Queen Victoria, again, after having
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for years been known simply as "Prince Albert," received the title of "Prince Consort"
by individual creation, as he had previously received that of "Royal Highness." I
Prince George of Denmark, husband of Queen Anne, constitutes the third example. I
The Heik to the Thkone. — This Royal personage is styled " the Heir
Apparent " if a son or grandson of the Sovereign, but if any other relative, "the Heir
Presumptive " (even if a daughter, as it is "presumed "that there may be born a son to
displace her). In either case such personage, though still only a subject, is next in the
realm to the Sovereign, at whose right hand he sits in assemblies of state, while to
conspire his death or that of his consort is high treason. For the personal order of
succession as it stands at present, see the paragraph so headed.
The Pkince of Wales.— The Heir Apparent to the Throne, if the eldest (or eldest
surviving) son of the Sovereign, bears regularly this title, but by individual investment
and not by birth ; hence the delay which occurred in the present instance. He is by
right Duke of Cornwall in the Peerage of England ; Duke of Rothsay, Earl of Carrick, ]
Baron of Renfrew, Lord of the Isles, and Prince and Great Steward or Seneschal of
Scotland, and Knight of the Garter ; whilst at the Sovereign's pleasure he is created
by patent Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester, the patent testifying that he is con-
firmed in the same by the "ensigns of honour, the girding on of a sword, the delivering j
of a cap and placing it on his head, with a ring on his finger and a golden staff in his
hand, according to custom," all at the hands of his royal parents ; the additional titles
of Duke of Saxony and Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, borne (in either the mascu-
line or feminine form) alike by King Edward when Prince and his royal brothers
and sisters, are an inheritance from their father and descend also to the children of His
Majesty's brothers. The Prince is a born member of the House of Lords, and minority
in his case does not count, though, by the present King, his seat as Prince was not I
taken until full age was attained. In the event of the decease of the Heir Apparent j
a son of his own would naturally succeed to the generality of his titles, but there is a
limitation as to that of Duke of Cornwall which excludes the son of a Prince of Wales
who has died in the King his father's lifetime : thus George the Third never held the I
title. But a brother can succeed thereto, being the eldest surviving son of a King, as
was ultimately decided in the cases of Henry the Eighth and Charles the First, and so with
the present Prince. The title, however, has been dormant more than once, and Richard
the Second received it by a new creation. Sir H. Nicolas enumerates six Royal Princes I
born Dukes of Cornwall who were never created Prince of Wales, namely, Kings
Henry and Edward the Sixth, two sons (besides this latter) of Henry the Eighth
(who died at birth or in infancy), an infant son of Charles the First, and the Old
Pretender," to whom, however, some do assign the title. This title of Prince of J
Wales was originally borne by those native rulers of that territory who governed
it as suzerains of the English Crown ; and the commonly received though not
wholly undisputed story of the transfer of this title to the heirs of the latter is that
Edward the First, when expecting the birth of his second son, promised the Welsh to give
them a Prince "free from any blemish upon his honour and unable to speak a word of
English ; " and that he then sent at once for Queen Eleanor, whose child was duly born at
Carnarvon Castle. The title thus practically dates from the year 1284, and was at
first, as we have just seen, wholly unconnected with heirship to the throne of England,
though in itself intended to be hereditary, the King's lands in Wales having in 1301
been formally settled upon the then Prince and his heirs ; but upon that Prince
ultimately succeeding to the throne as Edward the Second (his elder brother Alphonso
having died) the title became merged in the Crown, and from that day it has in even-
instance been made a distinction of personal investiture. The above string of Scottish
titles were conferred in 1469 upon the eldest son of the King of Scotland, and thus they
naturally passed with James the First to the Royal House of Great Britain : in fact
there was prefixed to them, on the union of the two Crowns, the still loftier title,
" Prince of Great Britain and Ireland," though this has never succeeded in siipplanting
the older one. It must be observed that "Carrick" is one of the Scottish titles,
though Irish in sound, and even the title "Earl of Dublin," now merged in the Crown,
was when extant a peerage of the United Kingdom and not of Ireland ; in fact, " Knight
of St. Patrick " is the heir's only distinctively Irish honour, and the Duke of Cumber-
land is the only member of the Royal Family who has an Irish peerage.
The insignia of the Prince of Wales comprise in the first place the special feature known
as the Prince of Wales's^ Feathers, consisting of three ostrich plumes, customarily figured
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as drooping, though in 1878 this form was abandoned for the older one in which the
feathers are erect except just at the ends. At the base of these is an antique coronet,
pendent from which is a scroll with the motto "Ich dien" (old German for " I serve")
— both feathers and motto having been taken by the Black Prince from the head of the
King of Bohemia, wh© was slain in the Battle of Crecy. In 1901 there was added the
badge of a red dragon, designed to represent the Principality of Wales. The Prince of
Wales has also his distinctive coronet, which resembles St. Edward's Crown except
that it possesses but a single arch (surmounted however with the orb) and is of gold
without jewellery. His Parliamentary mantle is adorned with five bars of ermine,
each bar having a gold lace above it ; that worn at a coronation is doubled below the
elbow with ermine, spotted diamond-wise. All these insignia, however, appertain to the
heir to the throne, whether bearing the title of Prince of Wales or not.
The Princess Royal. — The Sovereign's eldest daughter bears this title, so that it now
accrues to the Princess Louise, Duchess of Fife, whose reception of it has, however, been
deferred. The law hedges her about as a possible successor to the throne, but this
privilege extends to no younger Prince or Princess. Her coronet is like that of her royal
sisters as below.
■ Remainder of the Royal Family. — Younger daughters enjoy no special precedence
like the preceding, but simply that of near relationship to the Sovereign ; neither do
younger sons until a dukedom is conferred upon them, when they enter the House of
Lords as next in rank after the Prince of Wales (of course we are speaking in a
general way, not of present conditions). Their seats in that House are to the left
of the Throne ; but when, upon the death of the Sovereign, they are converted from
sons into brothers, they are transferred to the first places in the ordinary ducal bench.
This latter position is also occupied by first cousins of a reigning sovereign ; but beyond
that grade they lose all distinctive precedence and take rank among the other Dukes
according to the dates of their patents alone : this is at the present time the case with
the 3rd Duke of Cumberland (whose title of "Royal Highness" is due to his father
having been King of Hanover, for — as stated in the next sentence — that fatj^er, being
a King's grandson and not son, was the last who would have borne it in virtue of descent
from King George the Third). All sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, paternal
uncles and aunts of the Sovereign are of the " Blood Royal " and are designated " Royal
Highness," and the latter term is bestowed also upon grandsons and granddaughters if they
are the offspring of sons, and yet further (by decree of May 31, 1898) upon great-grand-
children if they are children of an eldest son of "any Prince of Wales ; " but nephews,
nieces, and cousins are Princes and Princesses of "the Blood," and, in common with
randchildren the offspring of daughters, are addressed as ' ' Highness " only, though the
usbands of those daughters often receive by warrant the title of "Royal Highness"
for themselves ; moreover, the title of " Royal Highness " once acquired is not forfeited
by a change of Sovereign notwithstanding the fathers being changed from grand-
sons to nephews. The coronets of Princes of the Blood Royal differ from that of the
Prince of Wales in the absence of the surmounting arch with its orb, the place of this
latter being supplied, as with coronets generally, by a golden tassel to the cap. Those
of Princesses of the Blood Royal vary again from these in the presence of two strawberry-
leaves in place of two of the four crosses-pattee, whilst Princes and Princesses of " the
Blood " have strawberry-leaves in place of all four of the fleurs-de-lis.
THE PEERAGE AND ITS DEGREES.
General Remarks. — The rules which govern the arrangements of the Peerage are
marked by so many complications that even an expert may occasionally be perplexed.
All Peers of England are Peers of Parliament, and have been such from the creation of
their titles, except in those instances in which Parliament itself is the more modern. In
Scotland and Ireland there are Peerages of equally long standing, and upon the succes-
sive Unions of these two Kingdoms a certain number of the Peers of each were granted
Imperial titles and summoned to the House of Lords, the new titles being sometimes
totally different from the old, sometimes identical, and sometimes only variations in
rank — as " Baron A." in place of " Earl of A.," or Earl instead of Marquess, or vice versd
— the old titles subsisting by the side of the new, and remaining, when of superior rank
(which they most frequently are, but with numerous exceptions), the respective Peers'
ordinary, though not official, designations. The use of the term ' ' Imperial " is convenient
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as covering three variations entailed by the Acts of Union as above : All Peers of Parlia-
ment up to and including 1707 are classed as " Peers of England " and rank in precedency
before all others of like degrees ; from that date down to the close of 1800 all fresh
creations either in England or Scotland were called " Peers of Great Britain ; " and
creations from the 1st of January, 1801, onwards, either in Great Britain or Ireland,
are known as "Peers of the United Kingdom," save only that the Sovereign retains
the power (provided by the Articles of Union) of creating one new Peer of Ireland for
every three Irish Peerages of older date than the Union which had become extinct — a
function which had been dropped by her late Majesty (the latest Irish creation up
till 1898 having been that of Baron Pathdonnell at the close of 1868), but which was
revived in the case of Baron Curzon of Kedleston, to allow of his returning to the House
of Commons instead of entering the Lords (see immediately below). One apparent
exception to the exclusion of non-Imperial Peers from the House is exhibited in the case
of the Elected Representative Peers of Scotland and Ireland, who take their seats by
their native titles, but do not hold them as hereditary members — those of Ireland as Life
Peers, and those of Scotland for only a single Parliament unless re-elected (see further
under " Peers Elected " ). No Imperial Peer can be elected a member of the House
of Commons, neither can a Scottish Peer ; but an Irish Peer who has no Imperial
title can be so elected anywhere out of Ireland itself. Viscount Palmerston, so long
member for Tiverton, was an eminent example, whilst more recent ones have been
afforded by Lords Fermoy, Kensington, Muncaster, Dunsany, and the Earl of Cavan,
and we have one at present in Viscount Valentia.
The titles of Peers very commonly have a local connection, but below the rank of
Dukes we find more or less numerous examples in which the personal surname gives the
title. With the local titles, broadly speaking, the connecting preposition "of" is
inserted (except in the conventional titles of Viscounts and Barons, where it is never
used, though common enough in the formal language of their patents) ; whilst Mar-
quesses and Earls who are designated by their surnames are as a general rule without
this word._ But to this rule there are several exceptions, for we have the " of " inserted,
in spite of identity with the family name (itself sometimes that of a place also), in the titles
Ashburnham, Cholmondeley, Coventry, Craven, Graham, Lytton, and Onslow, whilst it is
omitted, though the surname differs, in those of Beauchamp, Brooke, Brownlow, Camden,
Castlestewart, Cawdor, Cowley, Eerrers, Manvers, MountCashell, Sondes, Strange,
Temple of Stowe, and Winterton. A caution must also be observed as to assuming
too readily that a local title gives the place of the Peer's principal residence or other
connection ; for though this has usually been originally the case yet there have been
numerous changes of location, and in particular there appears to have been a special
fancy in the Irish Peerage for selecting a title which was, or would appear to be,
English or Scottish, though perhaps chosen from some obscure Irish village of identical
name-as Caledon, Conway, Ely, Eife, Kensington, Sheffield, and Teignmouth, all of
which titles are of Irish creation, though some of the Peers bearing them have since
had Imperial titles also conferred. The following may be taken as a complete list of
the titles in use of Marquesses and Earls which omit the " of " in modern practice :
Marquesses.
Camden
Conyngham
Douro
Townshend
Earls.
Amherst
Annesley
Bathurst
Beauchamp
Brooke (Warwick)
Brownlow
Cadogan
Cairns
Carrington
Castlestewart
Cathcart
Cawdor
Compton
Cowley
De La Warr
Egerton of T.
Fife (Irish title)
Fitzwilliam
Fortescue
Graham
Granville
Grey
Howe
Innes
Manvers
MountCashell
Nelson
Poulett
Roberts
Spencer
Stanhope
Strange
Talbot (Shrews.)
Temple of S.
Vane
Waldegrave
Winterton
Sondes
Descent or succession of nobility commonly follows general rules, but there are varia-
tions, for whilst in most cases it is limited to heirs male, in those older Baronies
which were conferred by writ of summons instead of patent, and in Scotland in
the cases of some higher Peerages, it is open also to females (in Ireland there is no
female descent except in the two cases of Massereene and La Poer). When this latter
succession prevails, it has the peculiar feature (but not in Scotland) of ignoring
primogeniture and regarding all the daughters as co-heirs, not one of whom can actually
obtain the title until she becomes the sole survivor, or else until the Sovereign relieves the
dilemma by selecting one of the ladies as immediate recipient. This delay is what is
known as a title "falling into abeyance," for which subject see below in the third
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paragraph under "Barons." A somewhat similar exercise of the prerogative to that
by which an abeyance is terminated is the one noticed under the second paragraph of
"House of Lords," of summoning to that assembly the eldest son of a Peer during his
father's lifetime. The succession to different titles is likely to perplex the novice, who
finds himself continually confronted with such statements as "The Earldom lapsed
but the Barony passed to his relative So-and-so." There may be "limitations of
remainder" as they are called (though "extensions of remainder" would often seem
more correct) according to which a certain title is open to " heirs general, "or the nearest
relative whatever (female included, unless the term is "heirs male general"); or a
"special remainder" may open a succession to any relative who may be named. But
the ordinary law is that a title can only pass to a direct descendant of some former bearer
of the same. Of course the direct heir comes first in claim ; if he, the eldest son, is deceased
but leaves sons of his own, the eldest of these sons comes next ; even he has occasionally
a son to take the third heirship ; but if there are none out of all these then the Peer's
next surviving son is turned to, and then his sons and so on. But if there is neither son,
grandson, nor great-grandson, then the eldest brother of the Peer is looked to for the
succession ; then his son or grandson, then his next brother, and so on as through the
former series. If the entire series fails to provide an heir, then the law of inheritance goes
back the next step and seeks for paternal uncles and their sons in the same routine
(provided that these are actual descendants of an earlier Peer of the line). But
now suppose that the late Baron had been created an Earl, whilst his predecessors
were Barons only; in that case, in default of either a "special" or "general "remainder,
no one but a son or grandson of his own could possibly succeed him in the Earldom, though
his Barony might be open as before to any one who was descended from an earlier Baron,
as far back even as the first. The law with Baronets is the same (except that these can
never be females, though under a few patents the male issue of females can succeed) :
hence, on the one hand, a Baronetcy which was associated with a lapsed Peerage may be
"liberated" and make its reappearance; whilst, on the other hand, if the Peerage
chanced to be open to female succession it may be the Baronetcy only which expires.
Peers possess various privileges. If members of the House of Lords they cannot be
arrested unless for an indictable offence ; and whether belonging to that House or not,
they can, in charges of felony or treason, be tried only by that House, all the members
of which are then summoned (though not compelled) to attend, when each one delivers
his verdict with the form "upon my honour," a decision being arrived at by the voice of
the majority. The Lord High Steward (a Law Lord appointed for the occasion) sits as pre-
sident of the court, and enquires the verdict of each Peer, beginning at the lowest rank
and proceeding regularly up to the highest. The trial in July 1901 of Earl Russell for
bigamy was held in the Royal Gallery, a corridor leading from the Victoria Tower to the
House of Lords. The Lord Chancellor was constituted Lord High Steward, and a long
white rod was handed to him at the commencement of the proceedings and broken by
himself at their conclusion. Ten Judges of the Law Courts were called in to give advice
in the case of legal difficulties, and about two hundred members of the House of Peers
sat as both judges and jury, retiring, however, to that House to resolve upon then-
verdict and sentence. No similar "trial before Peers" had occurred for sixty years,
and it is a general impression that this will have been the last. In cases of misde-
meanour this elaborate form is not adopted, but the Peer is tried by a jury like other
people. Nor does the aforesaid privilege of trial pertain to Scottish or Irish Peers. A
Peer is not put upon his oath when sitting in judgment as above, nor yet in a Chancery
suit ; but if called as a witness, either in the High Court of Parliament or in an ordinary
civil or criminal case, the oath is administered to him as to others. He can only be
bound to keep the peace in the Court of King's Bench or that of Chancery. Peers are
not liable to serve on juries, and are entitled to sit covered in courts of justice. To
the Irish barony of Kingsale and to the English one of Eorester there is, moreover,
attached the singular concession of the right to remain covered in the presence of the
Sovereign. To assault a Peer (or even his servant in the case of a Peer of Parliament),
or to spread a libel respecting him, is an offence treated with exceptional severity.
And lastly, among the privileges of the noble order — availed of by the 8th Lord
Stourton, and again by the 4th Earl Eerrers — if a Peer is sentenced to be hanged, he
has the consolation of swinging by a silken cord.
The forfeiture of nobility can now only take place through attainder or death,
though in the reign of Edward the Fourth a Duke of Bedford was deprived of his rank
by an Act of Parliament. If an attainder is pronounced in a case of high treason, its
force is absolute and annuls the title for ever ; but if only for felony, then if the title was
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granted by letters-patent and not by summons, its effect expires with the death of the 1
Peer deprived. Similarly, if the heir to a peerage should be attainted, then in the case | I
of a writ of summons no descendant of his could ever succeed to the title, though a ]
descendant through a collateral relative might revive the title if the direct heir's issue j
came to an end ; but if the peerage was held by letters-patent the attainder would j j
wholly expire on the decease of the one attainted person. Several instances will be I
met with in the Directory of an attainder being removed by Act of Parliament ; and j 1
then, almost for a certainty, there will be a confusion among authorities as to how many |
Peers of the title there have been.
The arms of all Peers contain "supporters " (the pair of human, animal, or mythical
figures on each side of the shield). Those of many Baronets are similarly distinguished, j
not "as Baronets," we are told, but the exceptions seem too numerous, and in Scotland
rather the rule ; even the coronet some Baronets imitate very closely.
Dukes. — This designation, or its Latin original Dux, is stated by Selden to have been j
primarily used in this country as one of the appellations of an Earl ; but its first
employment as the title of a distinct grade was in the eleventh year of Edward the
Third, when the Black Prince, who was already Earl of Chester, though not as yet
Prince of Wales, was created Duke of Cornwall. In English usage it is thus less ancient j
than either Earl or Baron, though the military term "Dux " was common even among
the Anglo-Saxons, whilst William the Conqueror is an early instance of a foreign Duke
(indeed, it is remarked that the existence of the title among the Normans accounts for i
the tardiness of its adoption in England, they being reluctant to accord to their subjects !
a title making these seem equal with themselves). The Duke of Lancaster (1351) was
the next creation, and others followed, though so sparingly that when in 1572 the Duke
of Norfolk was executed for high treason, the title became wholly extinct. It was
speedily revived, however, under James the First, by whom the Dukes of Richmond
and Buckingham ware created in 1623 ; whilst Charles the Second restored with full
precedence the attainted dukedoms of Norfolk and Somerset, still the leading titles
in the English Peerage. The Duke of Norfolk (1483) is thus our Premier Duke and
Peer; the Duke of Hamilton (1643) is Premier Duke of Scotland, and the Duke of
Leinster (1766) of Ireland. The total numbers of Dukes in the three Peerages now are
— 22 Imperial (besides Princes of the Blood Royal), 7 Scottish (besides the heir to the
throne), and 2 Irish. Dukes were anciently created by the ceremony of girding on a
sword and throwing a state mantle over the shoulders. They are now, like Peers
generally, given their rank by patent. A Duke is styled in official language " Most
Noble," but conventionally and more commonly " His Grace ; " in very formal style
he can be spoken of as "The Most High, Potent, and Noble Prince," and by the
Sovereign, "Our right trusty and right entirely beloved cousin," adding "and
Counsellor" if of the Privy Council. The term "cousin," according to Blackstone,
began with Henry the Fourth, who was actually related in some way with every
Earl in the Kingdom, from which rank it has passed to all the others, Barons only
excepted.
The insignia of a Duke are the coronet and mantle. The coronet, which is worn over
a crimson velvet cap, turned up with ermine and finished, like that of the younger
Princes, with a gold tassel, is a circle of silver gilt surmounted by eight golden straw-
berry-leaves : it is chased, but no coronet of a noble must contain jewels. The mantle,
as worn on state occasions in Parliament, is made of fine scarlet cloth lined with white
taffeta, with four bars of ermine on each side (narrow strips of black fur passing hori-
zontally round to the divided back of the mantle), each bar adorned above with gold
lace : it is tied at the left shoulder with a white ribbon. At coronations this robe gives
place to a crimson velvet mantle and surcoat, lined as before and edged with miniver,
the mantle doubled from the neck to the elbow, the cape being furred with miniver
pure,* and having four rows of dark spots on each shoulder. A Duchess on the same
occasion wears a crimson velvet mantle the cape of which is furred with miniver five
inches in breadth, and varied (" powdered " is the technical term) by four bars of black •
ermine : train, two yards on the ground. Her coronet and cap are like the Duke's.
A Duke's eldest son is in courtesy " born in the degree of a Marquess," and therefore
follows this order immediately in the table of precedence, and yet in the eye of the law
* Ermine takes its name from the ermine weasel, which in winter is pure white with the exception of the hlack
tips of the tail : these tips are used to form the variegations in the regular ermine as well as the dark hars.
Miniver is strictly the pure white fur of the Siberian miniver squirrel, but the name appears to be applied to
ermine when unvaried by the black tail-tips.
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he is only an esquire : in legal phraseology he is accordingly termed " John , Esq.,
commonly called the Marquess of ." As a rule, he takes by courtesy his father's
second title, and is treated as if he were an actual Marquess ; yet his title is often
"Earl," once (Manchester) it is "Viscount," and once (Somerset) only "Lord," in
which cases he will be termed only " Bight Hon." but retain the degree of a Marquess.
A Duke's younger sons are born as in the rank of Earls, though never taking the title of
such, but simply prefixing the word " Lord " to their Christian names. So a Duke's
daughters prefix the word "Lady," but they are "born in the degree of a Marchio-
ness, "and rank after these and the wives of Dukes' eldest sons; whilst if a Duke's
daughter is the sole heir to his estate she ranks before the eldest son's widow.
Marquesses. — The first known use of this title in England was on the elevation, by
Richard the Second in 1386, of Robert de Vere, Earl of Oxford, to be Marquess of
Dublin, when the King performed the ceremony of girding a sword to his side and
placing a golden coronet on his head. Eleven years later the same monarch made the
Earl of Somerset Marquess of Dorset ; but no further instance occurs till the reign of
Henry the Sixth. The word is said to be derived from Marchio, a title previously
employed in the description of both Earls and Barons, especially of those who were
" Lords Marches " of the frontier counties towards Wales and Scotland. The French
form Marquis long obtained preferential use in this country and is by no means gone
out even up to this day ; but it is strongly objected to by some, and one of the charges
adduced against it in ' The Book of the Court ' is its frequent unwarranted adoption
as a travelling-title — which it must be confessed is rather a reason for wishing it abolished
than for proving it to be wrong: indeed, in old usage we have met with the form
"Marquess" used as the feminine of "Marquis." We have, however, both here
and in the Almanack, decided to adopt what seems to be the more favoured form
with the upper circles. The German title corresponding to it is Markgraf, which
in historical works is usually rendered "Margrave." The dignity itself has never been
one of large occurrence among our nobility. Three times, indeed, it became wholly
extinct (either by forfeiture or by the elevation of its possessor to a dukedom, which
happened to the Peer who had previously been the third to be made Marquess of Dorset) ;
but in the year 1532 the title of Marchioness was bestowed upon the daughter of the Earl
of Wiltshire, and in 1551 the Peer who had then succeeded to this latter title was raised to
be Marquess of Winchester, thus becoming the founder of what to this day remains our
premier marquessate. The Marquess of Huntly (1599) is premier in Scotland, and the
Marquess of Waterford (1789), if decided by the Roll of Marquesses so styled, is premier
in Ireland, but the marquessate of Kildare (1761), merged in the Leinster dukedom,
has an earlier claim if we regard the title itself. We have in all 23 Imperial Mar-
quesses, 4 Scottish, and 10 Irish. The style of a Marquess is "Most Honourable,"
not "Most Noble," though it is stated that in some formal descriptions both he and
an Earl may be termed " Most Noble and Puissant Prince." A Marquess is designated
by the Sovereign, " Our right trusty and entirely beloved cousin " (see under "Dukes").
As to insignia, the coronet of a Marquess differs from that of a Duke by substituting
silver balls (technically called "pearls "), slightly raised on points (as in title-page), for
four of the eight strawberry-leaves ; whilst the robes take but three and a half bars of
ermine or rows of spots (that is to say, four on the right side and three on the left).
The Marchioness's coronet is by latest orders exactly like a Marquess's but much
smaller ; her robe has three and a half rows of ermine upon the miniver, which is
reduced to four inches in width, while the train is a yard and three-quarters in length.
A Marquess's eldest son is "born in the degree of an Earl," and takes usually that
courtesy-title, though occasionally (whilst still ranking as an Earl) only that of Viscount ;
the younger sons are born in this latter rank, but the daughters in that of Countess. In
other respects the corresponding paragraph at the close of " Dukes " applies here also.
See, for all degrees, the "Table of Precedency " and "Forms of Addressing."
Earls. — This degree is much older than either of the preceding, as well as much more
numerous. Blackstone says that ' ' Earl is a title of nobility so ancient that its origin
cannot clearly be traced out. Thus much seems tolerably certain, that among the
Saxons they were called Ealdormen, quasi Elder-men, signifying the same as Senior or
Senator among the Romans : and also Schiremen, because they had each of them the civil
government of a several division or shire. Oa the irruption of the Danes they changed
the name to Eorles, which, according to Camden, signified the same in their language.
In Latin they are called Comites from being the King's attendants. . . . After the
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Norman conquest they were called Counts* or Countees from the French ; but they did not
long retain that name themselves, though their shires are from them called counties to
this day." This, it is needless to say, does not imply that the same Anglo-Saxon
nobles retained their lands and positions under the Normans with simply an altered
name, for we know too well how largely they were dispossessed, and that it was the
Norman appropriators who were termed " Counts," though they speedily came to revert
to the title habitual among the conquered people. From the Conquest to Henry the
Third "Earls " and " Barons " may thus be said to have been the only dignities existing
in England, that of Earl being accordingly the very highest rank of nobility then in
English usage, so that even the Conqueror is frequently spoken of, especially by
William of Malmesbury, as " Earl of Normandy." There are stated to have been two
or perhaps three orders of Earls, the highest of which exercised nothing less than a
regal jurisdiction — even having power to create Barons — within the counties of which
they were granted seisin and possession, and which thus became Counties Palatine. A
lower order was made Earl of a county but without this seisin of its territory and with
only the tertium denarium or third part of the profits accruing from pleas in the county
court ; or probably in some instances there was simply made over to them a considerable
tract of land to hold for the service rendered by the county. They were thus in some
degree all county lords; the first to be created apart from a county was Roger
Mortimer, made Earl of March in 1328. The rank of Earls has largely increased, till
now in England it amounts to some two-fifths of the number of the Barons ; whilst in
Scotland and Ireland the proportion is larger still — in Scotland, in fact, exceeding
by three the entire remainder of the Peerage, whilst in Ireland, though not quite so
disproportionate, it is but three short of the number of Barons. The present numbers
are — Imperial 124, Scottish 45, Irish 62. "For many centuries," says Sir Harris
Nicolas, f "earldoms have always been conferred by letters-patent or charters. . . .
The investiture has long been dispensed with, and the ancient practice of creating a
person Earl of some county or town has, from the great increase of dignities in this country,
given place to deriving the title from some village or estate, and even from the name of
a family. In most instances the title has been limited to the heirs male of the body of
the grantee, but remainders are by no means uncommon to the issue of a sister or
daughter, or to some other person named in the patent." The premier earldom in the
English Peerage is undoubtedly that of Arundel (1155), merged in the dukedom of
Norfolk ; but as decided by the list of Earls upon the Roll the Earl of Shrewsbury and
Talbot is premier, the former of his two titles dating from 1442. So in the Scottish
Peerage (the title of Mar, though dating from about the year 1100, being given precedence
of 1404 only) the premier earldom is that of Sutherland (1228), now merged in an Imperial
dukedom, but the premier Earl ifpon the Roll is Crawford (1398) ; and again in Ireland
we have been directed to the earldom of Karrik (1315?), merged in the Ormonde mar-
quessate, but Mr. Cokayne, though a believer in its genuineness, can find no proof as
to when such title was conferred, and thus the Kildare earldom (Leinster dukedom)
must stand first in antiquity (1316), whilst the Earl of Waterford (1446), who is also
Earl of Shrewsbury, is premier upon the Roll as he is in England. Earls, Viscounts,
and Barons are all designated "Right Honourable." An Earl is designated by the
Sovereign, " Our right trusty and right well-beloved cousin " (again see under " Dukes ").
Under insignia we note that an Earl's coronet is very distinct from that of any other
rank by the fact of its eight silver balls being mounted on golden rays which reach to the
top of the cap and have small golden strawberry-leaves alternating between them. His
mantle is distinguished from the preceding by having but three bars of ermine, &c. A
Countess wears a similar coronet, and her robe for coronations has three bars of ermine,
a miniver edging three inches in breadth, and a train a yard and a half on the ground.
An Earl's eldest son is " born in the degree of a Viscount," and regularly takes that
courtesy-title; but frequently "Lord," though his rank as Viscount is unaffected.
Younger sons are esteemed as equal to Barons, but all daughters as Viscountesses; these
latter also receive a preference over the former which is one of the anomalies of the Peerage
I (though only a part of that unfair elevation of daughters over all sons but the eldest
which runs through every one of the ranks), they being designated as "Ladies " and
"Right Honourables," while the younger sons (and their wives) are only " Honourables. "
Again see at the conclusion of ' ' Dukes "and under ' ' Peers by Courtesy " and ' ' Addressing. "
* The title "Count" is now purely honorary in France.
t As the name of this learned herald is liable to be misspelt we may observe that its correct and complete form
is Sir Nicholas Harris Nicolas (fumiliarly " Sir Harry Nicolas," as Hood ealls him in ' Miss Kilmansegg ').
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Viscounts. — This degree, like that of Marquesses, has been but sparingly conferred,
though a very appreciable addition to its numbers has been made during the past twelve
years or so. The word, however, was of very ancient usage in the Latin form Vice-comes,
Earl's Deputy or Sheriff, which was thus its original function, and it was of old feudal
application in France ; but its first employment as designating a rank in the English
nobility was in 1440, when Henry the Sixth elevated J ohn, Lord Beaumont, to the title of
Viscount Beaumont. Letters-patent were then made use of limiting the succession to
heirs male of his body ; and this form has ever since been observed in the creation of
this degree as of others. Twice it became wholly extinct, but it was finally revived in
IS5° by the elevation of Baron Ferrers to be Viscount Hereford, his successor being now
the Premier Viscount upon the Roll. In Ireland this degree is proportionally more
numerous than in England, there being now 37 to English 38, the premier being Viscount
Gormanston (1478) ; in Scotland, on the contrary, it. numbers but four (now that that of
Stratballan is merged in the Perth Earldom), with Viscount Falkland (1620) for premier
upon the Roll, and Viscount Fentoun (1606), Easl of Mar and Kellie, as holder of the
premier viscounty. At first a viscounty was simply the advancement of a barony, and then
its superior accompaniment ; but modern Viscounts have usually no second title, though
exceptions do crop up as in the creation in 1900 of Viscount Ridley, who is also Baron
Wensleydale. It is stated in ' The Book of the Court ' that any English Premier on
retiring may claim a viscounty, but in practice it would be far better to say this of every
Speaker of the House of Commons, for, of the Premiers of the nineteenth century, we
note three who were made Earls, one a Viscount (Sidmouth), and five who died or retired
without any advancement, the remaining eleven having held some title of nobility upon
entering office. A Viscount is designated by the Sovereign, " Our right trusty and
well-beloved cousin."
The insignia consist of the coronet distinguished correctly by sixteen silver balls (this
is the number enjoined at coronations, but fourteen may often be found in books) ;
and of the mantle with two and a half bars of ermine (i.e. three on the right side
and two on the left). A Viscountess's coronet is similar to her husband's, and her
coronation robe is marked on the same distinctive rule, and with but two and a half
inches of bordering and a train of a yard and a quarter.
A Viscount's eldest son and his daughters are born respectively in the rank of a Baron
and of Baronesses ; younger sons have no definite equivalent, now that the degree of
Banneret is obsolete, but they come above the younger sons of Barons. All sons and
daughters without distinction bear the title "Honourable."
Bakons. — The word "Baron" is supposed by some to have been derived from the
Celtic Ber or Bar, which served the Romans for the original of their Baro (plural
Barones). The Anglo-Saxons altered the title to Thegnes or " Thanes," and these terms,
as well as the later one "Baron," were employed both for ecclesiastics and laymen, to
designate those men of rank who were about the King. " Baron " came thus, for a long
period, to be prefixed to the names of saints {e.g. Baron Saint Jacques), and after it
"Monsieur" was similarly used down to the fifteenth century: in France the nobles
would even drop the title of " Prince " for that of "Baron," and we read that the family
of Montmorency styled themselves "les premiers Barons de la Chretiente." A Thane
under the Anglo-Saxons, if not a courtier as above, was required to possess "fully five
hides of his own land," together with a church, a "borough-gate" where he could dis-
pense justice on the Scripture model, and a "kitchen and bell-house " for the exercise of
hospitality and the due summoning of his guests to its participation. The Normans
either introduced or restored the term "Baron," and it is under their rule that we come
to recognise the first of the three orders of Barons who successively figure in the history
of this degree.
These were the Barons by Tenure. Amid conflicting and obscure accounts we gather
that at the outset these scarcely constituted an order of nobility, for, though the lowest
of them were leading citizens, they were as distinctly" subordinated to the Earls of their
respective counties as the Knights were or came to be subordinate to themselves. But
this low estate was only for a time, and eventually their order had grown to so com-
manding a position in the kingdom that the term "Barons " was used conventionally for
the entire nobility, as we find Sir Simon de Montf ort, though Earl of Leicester, speaking
of himself in the warrant issued in the name of King Henry the Third as " Simon de
Montf ort with other Barons," though in the same sentence he speaks of the "Earls and
Barons of the realm of England." And even during the period when they had to look
up to the Earls as their chiefs, they still held their assigned territorial baronies
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immediately of the King, to whom they had in return to render a stated feudal service. As
they grew in importance they were summoned to attend the King's Great Councils — the
nucleus of our Parliaments, or at least of the House of Lords, where those who were
"Barons and Earls" to the King became "Peers" to each other. The dignity of a
Baron was now estimated by the number of his Knights' fees, a Knight being attached
to each " f ee " or division of his lands, and thus with his retainers contributing to swell |
the troop with which the Baron could accompany the King to war. It was now held
that the fact of a baronial tenure of land constituted in itself a right to a writ of summons
to the Great Council. But by the time of John many of the Barons had become greatly
impoverished in their estates, and this led those others who still retained the whole of
their ancestral domains to obtain the passing of an enactment dividing the order into
Barones Majores and Barones Minores, or Baronetti, who were scarcely at all higher than
Knights, though it was impossible to deprive them absolutely of their higher title.
These "Lesser Barons," who were called also "Tenants in Chief," appear to have
constituted the original members of the House of Commons, the King having taken to
summoning individually the Greater Barons, with the Earls, Archbishops, and Bishops,
and leaving these others to be summoned collectively by the Sheriff : hence, says Black-
stone, commenced the separation of the two Houses (accomplished 1332). As yet,
however, the Lower House was not really established, and the Greater Barons con-
stituted the only regular Legislature for another halt -century. Baronies by Tenure
have now been long a thing of the past, for even in 1669 it was decided that there had
been none " for many ages," though there is still an earldom — that of Arundel — which
is attached to the ducal house of Norfolk by the feudal tenure of Arundel Castle.
The dignitaries of the degree which supplanted them were the Barons by Writ. We
have just observed that the " tenure " was regarded as giving claim to the " writ," but,
owing to the prolonged dissatisfaction at the degraded condition of the Lesser Barons,
it was enacted in the 49th year of Henry the Third (Dec. 24, 1264) that none should in
future come to Parliament except " those Earls and Barons unto whom the King him-
self vouchsafed to direct his writ of summons." This, though issued in the King's name,
was really the proclamation above quoted of Simon de Montfort, who at that time was
holding the King as his prisoner ; and he on the same occasion, from his seat of Kenil-
worth Castle, ordained what was practically the commencement of the House of
Commons (though it was not a separate House till the reign of Edward the Second,
and it has been remarked that probably the commoners came less as legislators than
as petitioners to plead what the Peers might enact) by directing the election, " along with
one hundred of the dignified clergy, of two knights for each shire, two citizens for each
city, and two burgesses for each borough."* The writs in respect of the nobility appear
to have been issued but partially, the King himself summoning the Greater Barons,
and leaving the others to the Sheriff. The still existing Baronies then named are those
of De Ros, Le Despencer (Falmouth viscounty), Hastings, and Segrave (renewed below),
whilst in the line of Camoys [q. v.) the first Baron by writ was summoned twelve daysearlier
than any of these ; but the validity of them all as to date has been contested, as noted in
the Directory under Baron Mowbray. Following this we read of writs of summons
in the nth year of Edward the First (1283), constituting a small number of Barons,
among whom were those of Mowbray and Segrave' (titles since united in one noble-
man) ; whilst in the 22nd of the same King there was published a decree commanding
some sixty persons " to attend the King wherever he might be, to advise on the affairs
of his kingdom," though whether this summons constituted its recipients Peers of
Parliament is by no means clear. In the year that followed, however (June 24, 1295), an
unmistakable writ of this character appeared, and Baron Berkeley was one of its recipients.
The writ when followed by a single sitting in the Lords sufficed to establish the barony
(Blackstone states that some had supposed two sittings to be necessary, but Nicolas
shows this to be an error), which then regularly passed to the lineal heirs both male and
female. Those writs are of the class termed Brevia clausa, from being " closed up " with
yellow wax sealed with the Great Seal of England. It is under this arrangement that we
are occasions lly brought into presence of the phenomenon of abeyance, which, as already
stated under " General Remarks," consists in the co-heirship of more than one daughter
or daughter's descendant. In the case of females, primogeniture is disregarded in the
succession of the English nobility (though not in that of the Royal Family, nor yet with
Peers of Scotland ; with those of Ireland there is practically no such thing as female
succession, not even with the one or two Irish baronies by writ ; but see under
* Mr. Watford quotes Sir Edward Coke to the affect that he had seen a record of the date 1130 (30th year of Henry
the Eirst) giving the degrees and seats of the Lords and Commons of that year as constituting one united body.
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" Waterford ") ; and thus when there exists no male heir, but there exist more than one
female, both or all of these latter are equally entitled to the heirship, and not even the
birth of a grandson {i.e. a son of one of these) will relieve the difficulty so long as the
original plurality continues, nor after that original plurality has ceased can either son
or daughter succeed if any later plurality remains (even of sons only). Thus the abeyance
may be prolonged, and it has thus actually lasted through centuries ; but there is a
prerogative of the Crown which enables it to cut the knot by forthwith conferring
the dignity on any one of the co-heirs, or on any other person who is heir to one of the
first co-heirs, or heir through a brother or sister of some earlier heir — a female of a
nearer generation to that of the last Peer taking preference of a male more remote, but
males of the same degree being preferred to females. The succession may thus pass
to a cousin, uncle, or aunt, though it cannot, unless open to " heirs general," go outside
of the descendants of the Baron first created. The process followed by the Sovereign in
calling the barony out of abeyance is by letters-patent in the case either of a female or
of a person already holding a higher rank in the Peerage ; in that of a male holding
no such higher rank it reverts to a writ of summons. But except in this instance
and in that of summoning the eldest son of a Peer in his father's barony during that
father's lifetime, there have ceased from 1605 to be any new creations of "Barons by
Writ ; " many of the older ones of course remain on the Poll of the Lords, for,
generally speaking, it is only under these titles that the phenomenon of abeyance can
occur.
Lastly, then, we come to the Barons by Patent. Though a patent is now the only form
by which new baronies or any other peerages originate, it is anything but a modern
innovation, for Baron Beauchamp of Kidderminster was thus dignified by Richard the
Second in 1387. From this date for a long period the processes of writ and patent were
followed indifferently ; but the former has now wholly died out, and the newly created
Baron receives his honours by means of a document stamped with the Great Seal,
clearly prescribing the terms of succession — generally limited to his own heirs male. Up
to the thirteenth year of J ames the First the creation by letters-patent was accompanied
by an investiture at the hands of the King, who solemnly arrayed the new Peer in a
scarlet robe with a hood furred with miniver 5 but in that year it was decided that the
patent itself was sufficient, not even the " sitting " being required as under baronies by
writ. It need hardly be added that the dignity of the one class is in no way inferior to
that of the other, and that the Barons in the Peerage take precedence among each other
by the date of their creation alone. In all there are now 324 Barons (counting
Baronesses) of England, Great Britain, or the United Kingdom,* with 65 Irish, but only
26 Scottish. The premier English barony as decided by the Roll is that of De Ros
dating from 1283. In Scotland, where the term "Lord" long took partially the
place of "Baron," we find the Duke of Sutherland holding the barony or lordship of
Strathnaver (1228), whilst Baron Forbes (about 1442) stands first upon the Roll. But
the oldest barony of all is in the Irish Peerage, where (disregarding that of
Howth and others which are by tenure only) that of Kingsale stands first upon the
Roll, though not awarded till 1223 (Sir John de Courcy, the famous English
champion who obtained the notable hat privilege, having received no title of nobility
whatever). A Baron is conventionally called "Lord."
In the Scottish Peerage we notice the extensive use of the term "Lord" instead of
" Baron" in the official titles. On this see further under "Scottish and Irish Peers "
(page 21). On Life Baronies see "Life Peers " under " House of Lords."
A Baron's insignia comprise the coronet — which from the time of Charles the Second
has been denoted by six silver balls— and the mantle with two bars of white fur. The
Baroness wears a similar coronet, and her coronation robe has the cape marked by two
bars of ermine ; the miniver edging is two inches broad, and the train one yard long.
A Baron's eldest son used once to have the rank of the now extinct order of Knights
Bannerets. As it is we can only note that he comes after the younger sons of Earls, but
before those of Viscounts, whilst his younger brothers succeed those latter sons though
they precede all sons of Life Peers and all Baronets. As with Viscounts, all sons and
daughters without distinction take the designation "Honourable."
Note on Coronets and Robes. — There may be a convenience in our here appending
in immediate sequence the scale of variations observed in the form of the two leading
insignia. The crowns of Royalty are richly jewelled, but those of the nobility must be
chased only. All alike have the cap of velvet, lined with white silk and turned up with
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spotted ermine (page 8, note). The following are the distinctions among crowns and
coronets (those of Peeresses being small and fixed to the top of the head with pins) :
Sovereign— 4 crosses-pattee and 4 fleurs-de-lis, with 2 arches.
Prince of Wales—the same with only 1 arch.
Princes of " Blood Royal "—the same with no arch.
Princesses of ditto— 2 crosses-pattee, 2 strawberry-leaves, and 4 fleurs-de-lis.
Princes and Princesses of " the Blood "—4 strawberry-leaves and 4 crosses-pattee.
Dukes— 8 strawberry-leaves.
Marquesses— 4 strawberry-leaves and 4 " pearls " (silver balls) slightly mounted.
Earls— -8 pearls mounted' on high golden rays with leaves alternating.
Viscounts— 16 pearls, not mounted.
Barons— & pearls, not mounted.
Of the mantles of the Peerage those worn in Parliament are of scarlet cloth, lined
with white taffeta and with rows or guards of ermine at equal distances with a gold lace
above each — Dukes having four rows, Marquesses three and a half (see above in loc. ),
Earls three, Viscounts two and a half, and Barons two. The robes worn at coronations
are of crimson velvet, either with a surcoat or having the mantle itself doubled to the
elbow, with rows of dark spots on each shoulder corresponding in numbers to those under
Parliamentary robes. The coronation mantles of Peeresses are likewise of crimson
velvet, the capes furred with miniver pure and "powdered " with bars of ermine also
corresponding in numbers to those of the above respective ranks, whilst the edging is
likewise of miniver, varying in breadth of border from five inches to two ; the trains
range in length from two yards to one.
Archbishops. — The general character of this division of our Introduction seems to
render it advisable to consider the Spiritual Peers together at the close of our remarks
on the Lords Temporal, though in point of precedence Archbishops stand superior even
to Dukes. The Archbishop of Canterbury has twenty-seven Bishoprics in his Province
(including his own see) against ten in that of York ; he thus takes a position of decided
superiority, being placed above the Lord Chancellor, whilst his colleague follows after
that high official, their respective appellations being also distinguished as "Primate of
All England" and "Primate of England," whilst the one styles himself "By Divine
Providence " and the other "By Divine Permission," as do the Bishops. To the Arch-
bishop of Canterbury, who is thus the highest personage in England after the Royal
Family, the duty pertains of crowning a new sovereign, and it has been decreed that
" wheresoever the Court may be, the King and Queen are his domestic parishioners"
(the Bishop of London, however, crowned Henry the Eirst, Edward the Second, Queen
Mary, and William the Third) ; the Bishop of London is his Provincial Dean, the
Bishop of Lincoln his Chancellor, and the Bishop of Rochester his Chaplain. Previous
to the Reformation this Archbishop held great secular power, especially when he was
also Lord Chancellor. The Archbishop of York crowns the Queen-Consort, and is consti-
tuted her perpetual chaplain. This Archbishopric is more ancient than that of Canter-
bury, having been originally founded in 180 A. D. on the first introduction of Christianity
into Britain, and then restored by Gregory the Great in 632 ; the southern See dating
from 597 under Augustine. William the Conqueror, however, gave the pre-eminence
to Canterbury, owing to a suggestion from Archbishop Lanfranc that if the northern
prelates were entrusted with the function of coronation they might bestow the crown
upon some Scot or Dane! Both are Metropolitans and are addressed as "Your
Grace" and "The Most Reverend." In respect of their mitres, most 'Peerages' state
that they do not differ from those of Bishops, but the ' Encyclopaedia Britannica '
asserts that they rise out of ducal coronets, though adding that the decoration is
" without authority : " see at close of "Bishops."
Bishops. — There are at present thirty-five diocesan Bishops in the English Church
in addition to the two Archbishops, who act as Bishops in their own dioceses. There
are also numerous Suffragan and Assistant Bishops, but these, as such, do not form a
part of the Peerage. The twenty-seven sees or dioceses in the Province of Canter-
bury are :
Bangor, Bath and Wells, Birmingham, Bristol, Canterbury, Chichester, Ely,
Exeter, Gloucester, Hereford, Lichfield, Lincoln, Llandaff, London, Norwich,
Oxford, Peterborough, Rochester, St. Albans, St. Asaph, St. David's, Salis-
bury, Southwark, Southwell, Truro, Winchester, Worcester.
The ten of York Province are :
Carlisle, Chester, Durham, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, Ripon, Sodor and
Man, Wakefield, York.
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Of these, Birmingham, St. Albans, Southwark, Southwell, and Truro in the former
list, and Ripon, Liverpool, Manchester, Newcastle, and Wakefield in the latter, are
of recent institution, the original total having been twenty-four, in addition to the
see of Sodor and Man, the occupant of which has still an honorary seat in the House
of Lords, without a vote or liberty to join in the debates, having his own legislative
position in the Manx House of Keys. When an increase upon the original twenty-four
was commenced, it was enacted that new appointees should not sit in the House of
Lords until vacancies arose among their seniors, the new prelate chosen to fill the vacancy
being placed in turn at the foot of the junior list, so that the former number of seats in
the House should never be exceeded.* Thus the newly-created sees rank on full equality
with the old, and a rotation is maintained among their occupants which, except as to the
statement in the next sentence, follows the strict law of seniority alone. But a special
feature consists in the continuous seniority of the three Bishops of London, Durham,
and Winchester, who are thus independent of the rotation prevailing among the others.
In fact, we come to have four classes or series among the thirty-five Bishops :
1. London, Durham, and Winchester — invariably Peers of Parliament.
2. The twenty-one seniors of the remainder — Peers through seniority.
3. Ten juniors — awaiting seniority for peerage.
4. The Bishop of Sodor and Man — incapable of a full peerage.
The list of Bishops in the House of Lords which is given in Whitaker's Almanack
has appended to it a second list exhibiting the order of creation of the prelates "Without
Present Seats," thus specifying that in which they stand for succession.
Bishops rank in the Peerage between Viscounts and Barons, but the three in the first
of our series take precedence of all the rest, in the order — London, Durham, Winchester.
The position of the order, next after that of Viscounts, was assigned them in the reign of
Henry the Eighth, so that the instruction at the coronation of Charles the Second that
they should " precede all the lay Lords " may be viewed as a mere temporary solace for
their entire exclusion from Parliament under the Commonwealth.
This section of our work obtained, for its issue in the year 1900, the privilege of hisrh
ecclesiastical supervision, having: been submitted to the eye of two Bishops of the
English Church and of a Theological Professor of King's College, London, since elevated
to a Colonial bishopric. One of the three confined himself to remarking on the "diversity
between important persons;" the second pronounced that "Bishops are Peers of the
Realm," and. that "a?? Bishops are Lords Bishops;" whilst the third favoured us with
the following valuable paper :
" Before the Norman Conquest the Bishops were always summoned to give counsel
to the King in the Witan, together with the Ealdormen and other chief persons of the
kingdom. After the Conquest they occupied the same place in the Great Council of
the Realm, like the judges and councillors. And although, as the Great Council
passed by almost insensible gradations into the House of Lords, these latter gradually
ceased to sit, the Bishops continued to do so, so that, as it has been said with strict
accuracy, they have formed the most permanent element of the House of Lords. Their
position, however, underwent a gradual modification. William the Conqueror had con-
verted their lands into baronies, and thus required from them attendance at court and
military service. Consequently, as by degrees all the greater landowners were
summoned to Parliament by virtue of their baronial tenure, the Bishops came to be
summoned in like manner as barones, still, however, retaining much of their earlier
character as sapientes or ' Spiritual Lords of Parliament. ' Both characters have been
kept in view. As regards the former, we read that so late as 1722 the then Bishop of
Durham, Dr. Talbot, was disposed to keep up some trace of the past— in respect both
of his barony and of his personal status as Earl Palatine of the County of Durham and
Prince Bishop— by making his appearance at a review ' in a lay habit of purple, with
jaek boots and his hat cocked, and a black wig tied behind him like a military officer.'
On the other hand, although the Bishops have now ceased to hold their ancient
baronies (the lands which formerly belonged to their sees being now vested in the
Ecclesiastical Commissioners), they, or rather some of them, still sit in the House of
Peers, and hold their rank as Spiritual Lords of Parliament.
" Upon the union of Great Britain and Ireland in 1800 it was provided that the Irish
Bishops, who had previously sat in the Irish House of Lords, should be represented in
* But a Bishop who has once attained the seniority will not forfeit his seat in the Lords though he accepts
translation to another see that has become vacant. This was exemplified in 1895 on the Bishop of Newcastle
becoming Bishop of Chichester, and again in 1903 upon another Bishop of Newcastle changing to St. Albans ; yet
again m 1905 on the Bishop of Worcester going to Birmingham and the Bishop of Rochester to Southwark : the See
vacated goes in these cases to the foot of the list.
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Introduction.
'the House of Lords of the Parliament of the United Kingdom' by four of their
number chosen 'by rotation of sessions.' Of the four Archbishops one sat in each
session, and of the eighteen Bishops three ; in each case according to a defined order.
The subsequent union of Bishoprics and abolition of [two] Archbishoprics brought about
further changes ; and on the disestablishment of the Irish Church in 1869, the Irish
Bishops were- excluded from the House of Lords altogether. In other respects their
precedency is now shared by the Roman Catholic hierarchy in Ireland.
"The question whether the Bishops who have seats in Parliament are Peers of the
Realm has received diverse answers. There is no doubt whatever that when the term
' Peer ' began to be used, the Bishops were recognised as Peers of the Realm in the
fullest sense. But in practice they did not exercise certain of the functions of the
Peerage. The provisions of the Canon Law did not suffer them to be present when
judgments of life and limb were being given ; and they usually claimed to be themselves
exempt from secular jurisdiction on the same grounds. _ These were ecclesiastical
provisions, and in no sense constitutional disabilities ; but in effect, the non-use of the
privileges of Peerage gradually led to the idea that the Bishops were not Peers of the
Realm at all. Signs of this are to be found as early as the reign of Henry the Eighth ;
and in 1692 the representatives of the Lords in conference with the Commons are said
to have declared that 'they looked upon the Bishops to be Lords in Parliament, but
no f. Peers of Parliament.' Nevertheless the rights of Peerage which the Bishops once
possessed have never been withdrawn from them, for an obiter dictum of this kind has
clearly no legal or constitutional force.
"A further question remains as to whether every Bishop is entitled to be addressed as
' Lord Bishop,' or only such as hold diocesan sees. Now, of course, it may well be that,
in an age which is accustomed to consider every title as the direct outcome of a grant
from the civil power, many Bishops do not care to claim such a title for themselves.
But there can be no question that, historically, every Bishop was addressed as ' Lord
Bishop,' and this not by virtue of any special grant — still less on account of his place in
Parliament — but simply by virtue of his episcopal character, and from the universal
respect for his office, which only gradually took shape in a formal title. Of this, as
a matter of historical fact, there can be no doubt. Whether, however, it is desirable
that, as a matter of etiquette, it should be given to all Bishops at the present day, is
another question."
During the year which followed the first publication of the above we made
numerous enquiries in reference to this "other question." The answers confirmed
to us the fact that there does indeed exist "diversity," but the balance of opinion
and practice came out clear beyond mistake. Whilst with some classes of the episcopal
order the claim to the term "Lord" is clear, with the others we find a gradual shading
down, until the sense of doubt took refuge in a decision by courtesy. As far as the matter
of right is concerned, the title "Lord Bishop" belongs not only to English diocesan
prelates, but to those also in our own Colonies, since such of these latter as possess
patents have it therein expressly conveyed ; and even as to the English Bishops
Suffragan, the plea is advanced that when a small number of these were created in the
16th century they were addressed precisely as Bishops in general. This, however, is
an item rather of custom than of right ; but it is from the basis of custom that, except
as to the above first two orders, our rule will have after all to be deduced. There were
English Bishops before the time of the Conquest, and the term "Dominus Episcopus "
was applied to them before they came to be constituted Barons ; we must therefore
resolutely discard the idea that their secular status was the origin of this style of their
address. But now, when the degrees of the Episcopate are so greatly multiplied,
we find that this form has passed down, until, in the probably universal usage
of High Churchmen and the very extensive usage of others also, all Bishops of
the Anglican Chiu-ch still in office have come to be styled " Lords Bishops : " the
Suffragans are so styled as above ; the Irish Bishops, though they stand precisely on a
level with their Roman Catholic brethren ; the Scottish Bishops, though actually dis-
senters from the Established Church of their country ; and even the Missionary Bishops,
though one of this order has expressly answered our enquiry with, "No, this style is
happily not customary." But, weighty and honourable as is this disclaimer, it would be
unsafe to regard it as a unanimous utterance, so that it would be wiser to insert the word
" Lord " where objection has not been expressed than to run the risk of offending by
its omission : one clerical correspondent even informs us that he used repeatedly to
address "The Lord Bishop of Haiti" (an American Missionary or "Foreign" Bishop)
without being reproved. Again, as to the American Bishops proper, the old form of
The Peerage and its Degrees. 1.7
" Right Reverend Sir" " is beginning to be dropped for the English style. A retired
Bishop constitutes a partial exception, the word "Lord" attaching tt> the sGe and not
to the person ; he must be Lord Bishop of somewhere, or he sinks to the style of "The
Right Reverend Bishop X.," though still personally addressed as "My Lord. " The
position of an Assistant Bishop is similar, since he must not be described as "Assistant
Bishop of A.," but "Bishop Assistant to the Bishop of A. ;" still his personal address
is "My Lord." The style of a Coadjutor is "The Lord Bishop Coadjutor of A."
A Bishop's Commissary is simply the agent of a Colonial or other prelate.
But on the question of the higher Bishops being Peers of the Realm, our former opinion is
not shaken but strengthened. Whatever may have been their position in early history,
they are clearly now without a single one of the regular accessories of such peerage, their
titles not being hereditary and their wives and children having neither title nor pre-
cedence. In the recent trial of Earl Russell the incompleteness of their peerage was
prominently brought out, and how so high an authority as the late Bishop Stubbs (for
he it was) could have laid it down to us that they were Peers of the Realm is something
incomprehensible. They sit in the House of Lords by virtue of their office alone, and
that by a mechanical rotation peculiar to themselves, usually not gaining their seats
till after some years of episcopal service, whilst if infirmity compels them to resign
their posts they become (except as to the above courtesy-style of " My Lord ") as purely
commoners as any of ourselves. If in some past instances we find them called "Peers
of the Realm " we must regard the expression as used in the loose sense in which it
might be applied to all Peers whatsoever. This statement must cover even the remark
attributed to the late Bp. Creighton that he was the holder of a " barony :" the Standing
Orders of the House of Lords most expressly lay it down that " Bishops are not
Peers."
Bishops Suffragan are deputy Bishops, each directing some subdivision of a diocese
or yielding an unlocalised assistance therein ; they are invariably distinguished by some
topographical title, which, however, may itself vary with different individuals : thus
"Nottingham," "Penrith," &c, have disappeared, whilst new titles crop upfrom3rear
to year. The original Act (of Henry the Eighth) designated twenty-six towns from
which the titles of appointed Suffragans might be selected : hence such anomalies as
"Bedford " and "Marlborough" recently in the diocese of London; but a new Act has
widened the scope. * A retired Suffragan whose successor has chosen a new designation has
been allowed to retain the titular honours of the old, thus actually remaining a "Lord
Bishop." A further amending Act was passed in 1898 obviating the technical difficulty
which required a Suffragan to be consecrated "upon appointment," thus rendering it
impossible to appoint one who had been consecrated already (see "Dover"). The
Suffragan Bishoprics in the various dioceses as at present constituted are as follows :
Cantei-bury— Dover, Croydon. . Ripon— Richmond, Knaresborough.
Carlisle — Barrow-in-Furness,
Exeter— Crediton.
Lincoln — Grantham,
London— Stepney, Islington, Kensington
St. Albans— Colchester, Barkin
St. David's— Swansea.
Souihwarh— Kingston-on-Thames, Woolwich.
Southwell — Derby,
Manchester — Bumley. i Winchester — Guildford, Southampton, Dor-
Norwich — Thetford, Ipswich. ' king.
Oxford— Reading. " York— Beverley, Hull, Sheffield.
Peterborough — Leicester.
There is thus no Suffragan in Bangor, Bristol, Chester, Chichester, Ely, Hereford,
Lichfield, Llandaff, Newcastle, Rochester (from 1905), St. Asaph, Salisbury, Sodor and
Man, Truro, Wakefield, or Worcester ; whilst in lieu of a Suffragan there is a Bishop
Assistant in Bath and Wells, Birmingham, Durham, Gloucester, and Liverpool.
Coadjutor Bishops are officially appointed, often with an expressed right of succession.
Missionary Bishops (whose dioceses must be given to make them "Lords Bishops")
are Bishops appointed from England but located in countries which are not British
Colonies. Assistant Bishops, like Bishops' Commissaries, hold their offices by personal
arrangement with their superiors. We have made it a special object to supply par-
ticulars as to the Colonial, Missionary, and Retired prelates, such not being readily
obtainable elsewhere.
* There were but two or three Suffragan sees actually constituted out of this 26, and upon their holders
dying out no successors were appointed, so that from 1597 to 1870 the title had no distinctive existence in the
English Protestant Church. Still, in this Church as in that of Rome, all Bishops not Metropolitans are sometimes
called Suffragans, and from this circumstance a former correspondent of ' Crockford ' Was led to pronounce an
essential difference between Suffragan Bishops and Bishops Suffragan. We have followed his harmless caution,
but successive Gazette announcements have convinced us that it is of no practical moment.
1 8 Introduction.
A Bishop's mitre is a high cleft cap, generally of linen stiffened with embroidery and
jewels (that of the Bishop of London is of ivory), encircled at the base with a jewelled
golden fillet, and having two fringed pendants hanging below from within. That of the
Bishop of Durham (as a vestige of the above ancient Count Palatinate) takes a ducal
coronet in place of the fillet, and has its two divisions edged with beads and finished
with two " orbs." If the Archbishops adopt this style of one of their own subordinates,
it will surely be generally desired that usage should ere this have supplied them with
the ' ' authority " said to be lacking. The crosier, the symbol of a shepherd and terminating
in a crook, is still borne upon occasions by diocesan Bishops ; a cross (quite distinct from
[ a crosier) is sometimes also carried before an Archbishop.
Classification of the Peerage.— Even neglecting the above degrees of Dukes,
| Marquesses, Earls, &c, we find our subject so complicated that we have to arrange it
under the following ramifications (for particulars see the two following divisions) :
I. The House of Lords.
t. Peers created.
d) Hereditary Peers.
(2) Life Peers (Law Lords).
(3) Official Peers (Lords Spiritual).
2. Peers elected.
(1) For Life (Irish Representative Peers).
(2) For one Parliament (Scottish ditto).
II. The Peerage outside of the House.
1. Peers of Full Rank.
(1) Scottish Peers \ Man}' of these sit in the House of Lords either under Imperial titles or
(2) Irish Peers J as Representatives.
2. Peeresses in Own Right.
(1) Imperial Peeresses (male heirs going to House of Lords on succession),
(2) Scottish Peeresses (Irish are barely possible).
3. Peers' Issue with Courtesy-Titles.
(1) Eldest sons of Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls (with Scottish " Masters ").
(2) Eldest sons of Dukes' and Marquesses' eldest sons.
(3) Younger sons of Dukes and Marquesses.
(4) Younger sons of Earls, with all sons of Viscounts and Barons.
(5) Daughters of Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls.
(6) Daughters of Viscounts and Barons.
(7) Daughters and younger sons of eldest sons of Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls.
[4. Scottish Lords of Session.]
THE HOUSE OE LORDS.
Classification of Degrees. — The following table, specifying the present composition
of the House itself, may conveniently stand thus closely after the one of a wider applica-
tion above. It is, however, only a minuter form of classification of the nobles included
under No. I. of that table. No minor can take his seat ; these are accordingly specified
separately. Up to the date of our going to Press, the list stands as under :
Hereditary. Life or a Terra. Minors. Total.
Princes of the Blood Royal
Archbishops
Dukes
Mar<messe3
Earls
Viscounts
Bishops
Damns (exclusive of Bn. Uardn<
Scottish Representative Peers..
Irish ditto
j3
3
z
2
22
22
22
1
23
122
X23
33
5
37
24
24
306
4
S
3*5
i&
28
x6
23
507
74
House of 581 + T2 Minors =593 "
Forms of Admittance.— -The House of Lords, the original Great Council and sole
Parliament of England, has its early history sketched in the preceding division under the
heading of "^Barons," where also the more ancient credentials of Tenure and Summons
are explained. At the present time, with certain special exceptions; it may be said
that all peerages are conferred by letters-patent under the Great Seal of England. It
\ may almost be added that no new peerages are now conferred which do not carry with
1 them a right to sit in the House of Lords, for even if conferred upon a female the
dignity is made to pass by preference to the heirs male descended from her; but the
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power of the Sovereign to create one new Peer of Ireland for every three peerages that
have lapsed was shown in 1898 to have been not absolutely abandoned, as had been long
and generally supposed. The exceptions to the adoption of letters- patent still occasionally
exercised are the following two. The first is described above under "Barons" near
the end of the paragraph upon Baronies by Writ ; whilst the second consists in the
summoning to the Lords, during his father's lifetime, of the heir to one of the higher
peerages, who is thus called to proceed immediately to the functions of a legislator under
the temporary title of a barony of his father's. In this case it must be noted that no
new hereditary peerage is thus created, for on the death of the father the son steps into
the higher title, and his own separate peerage, as such, passes out of sight. Should the
son, however, die first and leave an heir of his own, that heir if of age will take the son's
title and hold it on till the death of the elder Peer. It must also not be forgotten that
though in general the process of Writ of Summons has gone out of use, there are numbers
of the existing baronies which are held through the Issue of such writs centuries ago, and
that it is in their case and theirs only that we are so frequently confronted with the
phenomenon of "abeyance." Again, there is a lower form of the Writ of Summons
issued at the commencement of every new Parliament, by which every Peer who is
already recognised (excepting the elected Representative Peers of Scotland, whose
return is notified to the House by the Lord Clerk Register) receives as it were a circular
informing him of the re-assembling of the House.
The ceremonies of the admission of a new Peer may be thus described, and they apply
either to the creation, succession, or mere elevation of a member of the House. Garter
King of Arms (or "Garter" as he is briefly termed), or it may be some Herald in his
place, makes his entry bare-headed and attired in his tabard, holding the patent and
writ of summons ; the new Peer himself follows, between two nobles of his own degree,
all three being robed ; the new accession makes his obeisance to the Lord Chancellor,
who enjoins that his credentials shall be read \ the oaths are next administered, the writ
handed over for keeping by the Clerk of the House, and the new Peer conducted to his
seat, from which he forthwith rises again and returns less formally to the Lord
Chancellor to receive his congratulations. A new Bishop is similarly introduced by two
Spiritual Peers, but without the secularising company of a Herald. At every new
Parliament the oaths must be taken afresh by each Peer before he can resume his seat.
It was noticed above that no minor can take his seat ; neither can any Peer who is
bankrupt or insane. But the House has long grieved over its incapacity to exclude a
Peer notorious for a disgraceful life.
Arrangement and Procedure. — Two thrones are provided for the Sovereign and the
Queen Consort, with seats to the right and left for the Prince and Princess of Wales.
In front of the thrones is the woolsack, the seat of the Lord Chancellor when neither the
Sovereign is present nor the House in Committee. Three Peers constitute a quorum,
and can proceed with the work of legislation so long as they are unanimous, but no
division is now of force unless thirty are present. The House gives its votes, when
these are formally required, by each member answering "Content" or "Not Content,"
but the Commons' system of dividing in lobbies is also in vogue. In case of a division,
an equality of votes is a negative of the proposition, as there is no casting-vote, but the
Lord Chancellor himself participates in the vote of the House. This official, it need
hardly be added, is by no means the regulator of the proceedings of the House as the
Speaker is in the Commons ; instead of being elected by the vote of the House he is a
member of the Ministry of the day, and he sits in the Sovereign's absence as an orna-
mental figure-head, whose presence, or that of a deputy, is essential to the conduct of
proceedings. He can take part in the debates in addition to recording his vote."" The
Chairman of Committees acts as Deputy Speaker. The Peers, by a Standing Order in 1868,
have dropped the right of voting by proxy, but members may enter upon the journals of
the House (if within 48 hours) their individual protest against any measure which has
received the sanction of the majority. The House still constitutes the ultimate Court
of Appeal, those Peers who are or have been Judges being the acting members, though
any other Peer could participate if he chose so to insist s consequently no Peer can con-
tinue a K.C. Some further rules are stated in the Official Note on page 28.
* The "Lord High Chancellor of England " finds his more exalted functions in his position as the first judicial
officer of the Crown and the first lay person in the realm after the Royal Family. He is created by the mere
delivery of the Great Seal into his custody. He is ex officio a Privy Councillor, he appoints all justices of the peace*
is visitor of royal foundations, patron of the smaller Crown livings, and guardian of infants, idiots, and lunatics
(through the Masters in Lunacy) ; he presides over the Court of Chancery, and has been assigned the title of " Keeper
of the King's Conscience." Till the time of James the Eirst the post- did not cany with it an hereditary peerage,
but was at first always filled by ecclesiastics, of whom Cardinal Wolsey is the most eminent example. It was when
Henry the Eighth had resolved to overthrow the Church that he transferred the appointment to Sir Thohrls More.
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Introduction.
Hereditary Peers. —Our two tables have brought out the fact that there are Peers
of Parliament who are not hereditary, just as there are hereditary Peers (Scottish and i
Irish) who are not Peers of Parliament. The second table, however, shows that the j
former class of exceptions are comparatively few. . These are noticed in our next two
paragraphs, while the third exhibits the yet further anomaly of a class of hereditary
Peers within the House, but ndt succeeding by heredity thereto.
Life Peers. — This class, once not infrequent, is now restricted to a very small
number of Law Lords, at present four. The first recent creation occurred in 1856 id
the case of Lord Wensleydale, when the Peers came to the decision that a Life | I
Temporal Peer was not entitled to a seat in their House. An Act was accordingly
passed giving power to the Sovereign to elevate two Judges of Appeal into Life Barons j
of Parliament, and in 1876 the number was enlarged so that it now admits all the
Lords of Appeal in Ordinary, whether active or retired (the late Lord Chief Justice was
also a Life Peer). There have up to the present been twelve such appointments (in addition
to the preceding, who was afterwards made an hereditary Baron, as was the late Lord
Morris), namely, Lords Blackburn, Bowen, FitzGerald, Gordon, Hannen, Morris,
Watson, and Russell of Killowen, who are deceased, and Lords Davey, Macnaghten,
Lindley, and Robertson, who are still living. The wives of these Peers take the title
of "Lady" with all the precedence of Baronesses; and the children of Life Peers now
rank next after those of hereditary Barons and take the courtesy-title " Honourable."
Official Peers. — These are the Lords Spiritual, already described under the
preceding section. In point of fact they usually prove to be Life Peers, but only on j
condition of their retaining their posts till death. Should they resign they not only I
relinquish their seats, but suffer a change in their designations as stated under "Bishops."
A further mark of the distinction between this class and the preceding is seen in the
fact of their wives and children being wholly without titles, even the wife of an Archbishop
being simply " Mrs."
Peers Elected. — We may thus notice conjointly the Scottish * and Irish Representa-
tive Peers, both of which are full Peers of their respective nations, and are elected by
the entire adult Peerages of these as specially convened by the Sovereign (but see
omissions under Irish Roll). Those of Ireland number 28, and are chosen for life ; those
of Scotland 16, who are elected or re-elected at every fresh Parliament. Viscount
Hawrarden, of the Irish Representatives, has received an Imperial title. Elected Peers
do not receive the Writ of Summons on the assembling of a new Parliament.
THE PEERAGE OUTSIDE OF THE HOUSE.
Scottish and Irish Peers.— The Peerages of Scotland and Ireland, though con-
taining the same degrees from Dukes to Barons, differ broadly from that of England in
their nut conferring membership of the House of Lords. Nevertheless, considerably the
larger half of them do possess seats in that House, for, in addition to the elected repre-
sentatives of the paragraph above, there are very many who, as fully enumerated upon
page 36, possess Imperial hereditary titles in addition to their more ancient and native
ones — in fact, this is the case with nearly three-fifths of the Scottish Peers and
nearly half of the Irish. The Duke of Hamilton is the Premier Peer of Scotland) and
the Duke of Leinster of Ireland (for Premier Earls, Barons, &c, see under those degrees,
as per Index).
The Scottish Peerage in its early beginnings comes to us under, a shroud of mistiness.
The first title with which we meet bears the Gaelic form of Mormhaor(usually printed
Mormaer), that is Great Steward, and a succession of nobles known by this distinction j
were the predecessors of the Earls of Mar. As mentioned under that title, the first
of these to adopt the style of "Earl" is presented to us in 11 14 as one of "the Seven
Earls" connected with the foundation charter of the Abbey of Scone. The dignity at
this date was distinctly a feudal one, its holders being equivalent to the Barons in
England ; and in the Scottish Parliament, known as the Communitas, these must have
* It may here be remarked upon this form once for all that there is an objection in Scotland to the word
" Scotch ;" the people are "Scots," and their adjective is " Scots " or " Scottish." Their Education Department has,
however, been formally christened by the Southern innovation, and other exceptions may tuvn up from time to
time, as it would take a bold man to dispute in the case of a certain well-known liquor and powder, while the men-
tion of a " Scottish " terrier might hardly suggest a recognisable animal. Again, the Scotsman Bagwell uses the
form " Scotch " repeatedly in his 'Life of Johnson,' so that certainly no one can say that "the decree has been
made absolute.''
The Outside Peerage.
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held their seats under the latter designation, as the assembly consisted of the three
ranks of Prelates, Barons, and Burgesses. The title of Earl would thus appear to have
been merged under this wider designation, just as we had it above (page 11)
in the case of "Simon de Montfort with other Barons," for the Scottish nobility
was now nominally made up of the two ranks, perhaps not precisely so distinguished, of
Major and Minor Barons. The latter subsided into what are now termed Lairds, whilst
the former were eventually summoned to the Legislature. The term " Earl," however,
from 1578, more regularly appeared in the charters assigning the lands, already designated
earldoms (these lands being subject to division in the case of co-heirs, but the title going
to the eldest inheritor only ). But James the First had, about the year 1430, introduced
the English title of "Lord of Parliament," and thus in time the word "Baron," and
still later that of "Earl," acquired significations distinct from those of feudalism ; and
the Earls in this sense soon grew to be the more numerous body (how 45 against 26).
So long as the earlier system had remained in force the great Scottish nobles judged of
their precedence by virtue of their personal status alone, so that the introduction
of English xisage, with its rule of precedence by priority of creation, led to serious
disputes, and compelled the appointment in 1606 of a Commission known as the
Decreet of Ranking. We have thus traced the origin of the orders of Barons and Earls.
James the Third made his son the first Scottish Marquess, but the title (Ormond) very
soon lapsed. Those of Hamilton and Huntly followed, the remainder dating from
between the union of the Crowns and that of the Kingdoms. The only Scottish
Viscounties hail from the same interval. King Rohert the Third in 1393 made his son
Duke of Rothsay, and his brother Duke of Albany. In Scotland, as elsewhere observed,
when female succession is permitted it follows the rules of primogeniture, and there is
thus no abeyance.
In the Irish Peerage, as all the creations were made by English monarchs, there are
no special features to comment upon having any similarity to the preceding. We note,
however, the almost entire absence of female succession, and this in spite of the fact
that there are Irish baronies by writ. The term barony is still extensively used for
what in England is of the nature of a manor, but this circumstance has not interfered
with the employment of the word " Baron " for a title of nobility. Irish Peers, as else-
where stated, have the distinctive privilege of admission to the House of Commons for
any constituency not in Ireland itself.
Peeresses in Own Right. — Peerages are occasionally granted immediately to ladies
of distinction or the widows of distinguished men ; but frequently the instances falling
under this heading are the result of regular inheritance in lines which, as we have noted
under " Barons," are open to females in default of males. Thus it results that some of
the Peeresses now upon the list have male heirs who will succeed them in the ensuing
generation and take their seats by strict right in the House of Lords; while, on the other
hand, several peerages now occupied by males will fall to the other sex, and thus for a
time take leave of that House.
Scottish Loeds of Session. — We have now stepped outside the Peerage altogether ;
for the word "Lord" prefixed to the names of these Judges, or sometimes even to titles
different from their names, is strictly an official honour, and may be compared to the
term "Lord Justice" in England, for which until lately "Baron "and "Lord Chief
Baron " were used. An Order in Council of February, 1905, has authorised the reten-
tion of the title for life, irrespective of retirement, and the prefix "Lady" is now to be
enjoyed by the wife, and to continue in widowhood though not after re-marriage, It
takes the prefix "Hon." in place of the "Right Hon." of actual Lords and Ladies,
but confers no distinction upon the children. These Lords, thirteen in number, are
included in our Directory, and a list of them will be found in Whitaker's Almanack.
For the usage in the cases of the two Presidents see the note under " Kingsburgh."
Remarks on Foreign Titles held in the British Dominions. — We are continually
meeting in the papers with some title which belongs, or affects to belong, to some
foreign nobility, and which in many cases is thoroughly respectable, though we fear that
in many others it is decidedly the reverse — in fact, either bought with cash or an
imposture altogether. Some of the parties apparently come to this country for a brief
flash in English society, or it may be a crash among English tradesmen ; while others
are settled residents with us, and not to be named in the same breath with these their
would-be kindred. Of course we are not attempting to discriminate between individuals.
We have given nearly all the names to be found in either ' Burke ' or 1 Debrett, '
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Introduction.
together with two or three others whose credentials appeared to be satisfactory. There
may be many sound ones besides, but such of these as adopt fixed abodes in this country
are fairly sure to take steps for making their presence known.
A good number of those whom we have felt warranted in including are residents in
various parts of our own island ; but there is one French Peer in Canada (DeLongueuil),
and quite a host of those holding Spanish, Genoese, or other foreign titles are to be
found in our little Colony of Malta. Of these 'Debrett' supplies notices of an
extensive series, and an official list obligingly sent us by Count Strickland enables us
to add several to our own pages, including even those rather numerous ones who hold un-
couth Arabic titles : one of these last, the Baroness Diar-il-Bniet, is the premier noble
of Malta, and as such was deputed to represent the Peerage of the island at King
Edward's coronation. As a rule, a foreign peerage acquires no rank or precedence
in the British dominions, but some thirty of those held in Malta are practically " taken
over " by our Government, though this does not, as we were incorrectly informed,
impart to them equal ranks with those in the House of Lords. Among them-
selves, however, they have the anomalous arrangement of treating the terms Marquess,
Count, and Baron as titles only and marking no distinction in rank, the date of creation
alone governing their precedence, and the form of address being "Most Noble"
irrespectively to all. Besides Spain and Genoa, we find among the sources of these
honours the Papacy, Austria, Naples, Sicily, Parma, Savoy, and the Grand Masters of
Malta itself, these last supplying the only strictly Maltese peerages. Turning from that
island we find perhaps the largest portion of our foreign titles bearing the designation
of "the Holy Roman Empire," which the student of history knows to be the style
assumed by the Emperors of Germany in days when the leading power of that country
was Austria. Several of our own aristocracy can append to their other titles that Of
Prince or Count of this Holy Eoman Empire, and it is an honour that may be depended
upon as not having been obtained by dishonourable means. Similarly a writer in the
Standard in October 1900 states that a " Spanish countship is as hard to come by as
an English earldom, while Italy, since King Humbert ascended the throne, has become
very conservative in the matter of ennobling foreigners. " The same writer states that
at least 120 British subjects hold fore;gn titles. We may briefly instance the French
dukedoms of Aubigne, Melfort, and Chatelherault ; the Duke of Wellington's Spanish,
Portuguese, and Belgian titles ; Nelson's Neapolitan dukedom of Bronte, Lord Reay's
Dutch title, and the Earl of Clancarty's marquessate of Heusden ; again, there are the
Austrian baronies of Rothschild, De Worms, and Fremantle, the Earl of Clarendon's
Prussian barony of Villiers, the Earl of Dundonald's Brazilian marquessate of
Maranham, the Portuguese viscounties of Monserrate and De Stern and earldom of
Cape St. Vincent, the Italian dukedom of Gandolfi, and the Russian barony of
Dimsdale. There are several honours hailing from Saxe-Coburg, while Hanover,
Hungary, and Sweden are cited as having contributed one each.
NOMENCLATURE OF PEERS' RELATIVES.
Use of the Terms " Lord, " "Lady," "Hon.," &c— The title "Lord" is in the
first place the regular conventional designation of a Baron, and frequently in the
older titles it is even found substituted in the patent or writ, as is especially noticeable
in the Scottish Peerage. Secondly, it is used in common parlance as a general term for
any nobleman,, from a Baron to a Marquess. Thirdly, in courtesy-titles it is correctly
used in the case of the eldest sons of such of the higher Peers as hold subordinate
titles as Barons, and conventionally again when the subordinate title is higher than
that of Baron. Fourthly, it is prefixed to a Christian name to designate a younger
son of a _ Duke or Marquess. Fifthly, it is used, by right or by courtesy, to Bishops.
Sixthly, it is applied, as a judicial title, to a Scottish Lord of Session. The title "Lady"
is borne by wives or sisters in all these cases except the fifth, by the daughters of Earls,
and by the wives of Lords of Session and of Baronets, and, in practice, by those of
Knights also. When the word "Lord, "or any other title of honour, is added to a Christian
name, as "Alfred, Lord Tennyson," the title " Lord T." implies an actual Peer, and the
" Alfred " shows which one ot the line is intended (the form " Lord Alfred " could only
be the courtesy-title of some younger son as above); and so we have "Edward, Earl
of Derby," " Maria, Duchess," &c. In the Roll of the Peers as officially printed each
nobleman is designated by the prefixing to his title of the entire series of his Christian
names. The leading name suffices for less formal use.
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We have found it nepessary to expand this last sentence, though previously we
had felt almost ashamed to say even this much. But the extent of ignorance with
which we have met, even amongst writers whom we should have assumed to be well-
informed on such a matter, is such that we are compelled to apologise for greater
fulness to those with whom the laws of address have long been as their ABO. In
the case of actual Peers, then, the forms "Alfred, Lord Tennyson" and "Edward,
Earl of Derby " are precisely equivalent in definition respectively to " 1st Baron
TV' and "14th Earl of D." But though with foreign personages we may hear of
"Duke Henry" or "Baron Otto," we can never have this inversion of the Christian
name in either of the Peerages of our own islands. In fact, even in the use of
courtesy-titles it can never occur with any style higher than that of " Lord," so that
such forms as "Viscount James Cranborne " are simply outrageous monstrosities.
The only exception comes in when this very variably applied term "Lord" is the j
courtesy-title of a yowcgcr son of some Duke or Marquess; then the addition of
the Christian name is as imperative as in the other cases it is banned. Even
here care must be taken not to confuse with these the courtesy title of an eldest
son, which, if " Lord," will usually be that of a barony included in hie father's titles,
whilst those of younger sons invariably terminate in the family surname ; thus we
have Lords Stanley, Balcarres, and Medway, who are heirs apparent to the earldoms
of Derby, Crawford, and Cranbrook, and many similar titles will be found On
glancing' down the column of Eldest Sons of Earls in Whitaker's Almanack. In
brief, when "Lord" is followed by a Christian name it exactly corresponds to
"Honourable" in the case of other sons. With the word "Lady" the blunder is
even more frequent ; but as the rules are fully given under the headings that follow, it
should be sufficient in this place to point out that the forms "Lady Anne," " Lady Jane,"
&c, must never be used except for the daughters of Dukes, Marquesses, or Earls (who,
as stated further on, usually retain these forms after marriage) ; but wives of Baronets and
Knights bringing with them no title of their own must be simply " Lady Brown" or
"Lady White," though if requiring distinction from other Ladies cf the surname they
may prefix their own Christian names, or if two ladies of the name chanced to be at
the same address the form "Lady (E.) Smith" can be adopted : these, however", ftre
conventional resorts only, "for," says the Lord Chamberlain (who has kindly examined
and approved this and two following sections), "if ten Lady Smiths were presented
at Court they would each be ' Lady Smith ' simply ; " whilst the bold device of invent-
ing a compound surname from a Christian name, such as "Lady Douglas Smith,"
amounts at once to making a " Lord Douglas Smith " (instead of "Sir Douglas") of
the husband.
The prefix "Hon." is given personally to most Peers' issue (see "Earls," &c), and
officially to all present or past Maids of Honour, all Justices of the High Court during
office (not Lords Justices, who are all made Privy Councillors, nor Lords of Appeal,
who hold Life Peerages), to Lords of Session and their wives or widows ("Hon. Lord,"
" Hon. Lady "), the Lord Provost of Glasgow (during office), and to members of Execu-
tive or Legislative Councils in the Colonies.* The Parliamentary phrase "Hon.
Member" implies no personal or official title, and it is a mistake to prefix "Hon."
to Gentlemen Ushers : " Never with men," says our authority. " Right Hon." is the
title of a Privy Councillor and of any Peer lower than a Marquess; Peeresses take the
style of their husbands, and by courtesy either " Pvt. Hon." or the commonly substituted
" The " must be. prefixed to the title or name of all Peers' issue who are higher than
" Hon.,"f a courtesy-Marquess being "Most Hon.;" and " Rt. Hon." being preferable to
"The " in the case of other eldest sons bearing titles of their fathers. " Pit. Hon." is also
given during term of office to all Lord Mayors, the Lord Advocate, and the Lord Pro-
vost of Edinburgh (not other cities). "Hon. Lady" may denote either a lady pre-
* This use of the title, having its rules to some extent complex, lias occasionally been applied too freely. Tt per-
tains for life to members of the Canadian Privy Council, or of the Executive Councils of Victoria, Tasmania, or the
Cape, all of these memberships being life appointments; also, during office, to Senators of Canada (with the
Speakers of bdth Houses and those of the Provinces) and to members of any Executive or Legislative Council in
a Colony possessing responsible government (by the King's permission the title may be retained by ex-members).
Locally the " Hon." is assumed by members of these same Councils in Crown Colonies also, and by the Speaker of
a Legislative Assembly where such second Chamber exists (the Crown Colonies, some -15 in number, comprise all
the British dominions beyond seas not included in India, Canada, Australasia, or the Cape). The designation of a
Judge in a Colonial Supreme Court is less absolutely defined : in some Colonies it is " The Honourable Mr.
Justice A.," in others merely " His Honour Judge B."
t This statement having recently been challenged, we have in 1904 re-applied to the Lord Chamberlain, and been
assured in answer that "younger sons and daughters styled Lord or Lady, andelde&t sons bearing special courtesy-
titles, are entitled to the term Rt . Hon. or iha substituted article," though this is simply " a matter of usage as is
the courtesy-litle itself."
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viously " Hon." who has married a " Sir," or else any lady who has married an " Hon.
Sir," provided that his " Hon." is the mark of a Peer's son and not of a mere office.
The article " The " when prefixed to "Lord " or " Lady " is, as just stated, a conven-
tional substitute for "Rt. Hon.," and the combination " The Lady" must, therefore,
not be applied to the wife of a Baronet or Knight. But in other cases "The " has not
the same force, and "The Hon.," "The Hon. Lady," and "The Dowager Lady"
(though only a Baronetess) are correct forms in addressing.
Peers' Issue with Couktest-Titles. — We first note that some of these are heirs
to peerages, while others are never likely to be such. In the case of eldest sons,
those of Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls take as a general rule the second titles of their
respective fathers, for nearly all the higher Peers possess at least two, and some of them
quite a multiplicity. But no law exists in the matter, though each family has usually its
established custom. With some of them two titles are adopted alternately, and in some
instances again we find that when an eldest son has been removed by death, then his
son if he leaves one— or in default of such his next brother — may either step into his
title or take some other if there are three or more (thus, the present Duke of West-
minster, during heirdom, continued to be called Viscount Belgrave). Yet, further, we
find deviations more or less from any of the titles of the fathers, as when the word
"Lord" or "Viscount" is prefixed to the, family name (as is almost regularly done
when the Peer is, say, both Earl and Viscount by an identical designation, whilst in
the cases of the Devon, Lindsey, and Temple earldoms it is the only possible course, as
those peerages have no second title attached) ; or in such cases as "Viscount Trafalgar"
instead of "Viscount Merton of Trafalgar " for the late son of Earl Nelson, or "Lord
Inverurie" instead of "Lord Keith of Inverurie" for the late son of the Earl of
Kintore. Courtesy-titles can be bestowed also upon a grandson who is the eldest son of
the heir, but never rqoon any collateral relative, even a brother (son of a previous Peer),
who may be a presumptive heir. Again, in the Scottish Peerage the eldest sons of
Viscounts and Barons are usually known by the term "Master of " prefixed to the titles
of their fathers — this term having formerly been something more than a term of
courtesy, for its holders were entitled to sit and vote in the Scottish Parliament in
the absence of their fathers, and on some occasions even in their presence : at one
time, too, we read that this title was assigned to the next brother of a Lord. The
younger sons of Dukes and Marquesses only are distinguished by the word "Lord"
before their Christian names ; while the younger sons of Earls and all sons of Vis-
counts and Barons (except as just noticed for the Scottish custom, and see under
"Capell, Baron") are known as "The Honourable." Returning to grandsons, we
observe that the eldest son of the eldest son of a Duke (Somerset excepted, though here
either the Crown or the freedom allowed by conventionality would probably soon
meet the difficulty) is sure to hold some title of the grandfather ; and so with the
grandson of a Marquess if the son's courtesy-title is "Earl," but not if it is
"Viscount" (just as with the sons of an actual Viscount), though in the Scottish
Peerage the eldest son of even a Baron-by-courtesy (an Earl's grandson usually)
may be called " Master ; " and again the younger sons of an eldest son of a Duke are also
designated in accordance with the style of their father : if he is called a Marquess they
will prefix "Lord "to their names,* but if an Earl they can only be "Honourable."
Similarly the younger sons of the eldest son of a Marquess (who will be styled
either "Earl," "Viscount," or "Lord") can in any case be only "Honourables," as
are all the sons of the eldest sons of Earls (for such eldest sons cannot possibly be
styled higher than Viscounts, and the sons of a Viscount are all called Honourables) ;
whilst the offspring of the younger sons of all Peers and of all sons of Viscounts and
Barons are Esquires only. One more illustration : though the eldest son of a Duke may
be "Marquess," his eldest son "Earl," "Viscount," or "Lord," and his next son
" Lord John," the younger sons of the Duke can never be higher than "Lord John,"
and the sons of any "Lord John" only Esquires. What may require to be particu-
larly noticed is the difference between " Lord " of an eldest son' and " Lord John " of
a younger, the issue of the former being " Honourable," but not those of the latter.
The daughters of Dukes, Marquesses, and Earls take the prefix "The Lady" before
* It ia singular enough to be worth noting that at the present time there is not a single instance in the entire
Peerage of a Duke's younger grandson bearing the title of " Lord ; " either the son is an Earl by courtesy (in which
event his younger sons are only "Honourable"), or if a Marquess he ha3 no second son. The only recent instances
are the present Lord Roos of Belvoir, who was Lord John Henry Manners while his elder brother was livin^ ■ a
deceased infant son of the Marquess of Hamilton (now 2nd Duke of Abercorn), styled Lord Claud Francis
Hamilton ; and Lord Alistair SutherlandrLeveson-Gower, son cf the Marquess of Stafford, now Duke of Sutherland
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their Christian names, whilst those of Viscounts and Barons take "Honourable"
like the sons. It will be observed, as already commented upon, that in the case
of Earls the daughters thus receive technically a higher distinction than the sons,
being treated exactly as the daughters of Dukes and Marquesses, while the sons
obtain only the title assigned to those of Viscounts and Barons ; but this partiality
is only a part of that general anomaly noticed above, in virtue of which the
daughter of every Peer ranks one degree higher than the younger sons — an Earl's
daughter is "born in the degree of a Viscountess," whereas these sons are in
that of Barons only. The distinction has the effect of rendering the term "Lord"
(before a Christian name) very much less frequent than that of "Lady," and
in consequence of greater apparent honour; whilst the term "Lady," as we have
already remarked, is of extremely wide application — being borne, though without the
prefix "The," by even the wife of a Knight Bachelor — and when the daughter of a
Baron marries a Baronet or Knight and thus becomes "The Honourable Lady,"
we see that the word "Honourable," which marks her lineage, is really of 'the
higher value of the two. Granddaughters, the offspring of the eldest son of a Duke
or Marquess, are styled " The Lady " if their father's title is either "Marquess" or
"Earl," but if it is only "Viscount," then they, with all offspring of the eldest son of
an Earl, are "Honourable" only. No grandchildren of Viscounts or Barons can
bear any title. It must again be noted that a courtesy-title, either of male or female,
does not always determine its holder's precedence, for a Duke's son, for instance, will
rank as equal with a Marquess though termed only '; Lord," and his eldest grandson
will be level with an Earl even if termed only "Honourable : " what is said of the wife's
rank in the course of a footnote upon the next page is a special favour to certain married
ladies. As to the occasional instances in which the term " Lord " or even a higher title
is found applied to an heir of a Viscount or Baron, there are various ready explanations :
first, and most frequently, the title belongs to some higher rank held by the father
under another Peerage (say Scottish or Irish) ; secondly, the mother of the heir may
be a Peeress in her own right, and the heir's title may be obtained upon her side in-
stead of the father's ; thirdly, a Scottish Lord of Session may be the heir. The Court-
esy-Titles in common use, together with all other subsidiary titles of Peers which
we believe to be extant, will be found in their respective alphabetical positions
in the following Directory. Most of the higher Peers hold three or four of these titles ;
and some of those of Scotland, besides the Marquess of Lansdowne, have as many
as ten and upwards, the Duke of Atholl even exceeding twenty.
On the Marriage of Peeresses. &c.— The most essential rules may be thus briefly
specified :
The wife of a Peer takes the regular feminine of his own title, wholly irrespective of
what she was before (but see below as to some rare exceptions made by etiquette) ; a
Baroness being styled "The Bight Hon. Lady."
The wife of a Peer's eldest son bearing one of his father's titles will take the feminine
form also unless her previous rank was higher than his ; but if, though eldest and
heir, he is simply "Hon.," she, if herself not higher, becomes "the Hon. Mrs."
with no Christian name.
The wife of a Baronet or Knight is styled " Lady " unless she is the daughter of a Peer,
when she may be "The Lady Anne," "The Hon. Lady," &c (see next page).
We have now to amplify these rules. A Peeress in her own Right retains her title after
marriage, and if her husband's rank is the superior she is designated by the two titles
jointly, the inferior one last : her hereditary claim still holds good in spite of any
marriage whether higher or lower. No rank held by a woman can confer any title or
| even precedence upon her husband ; but the rank of a Peeress in her own right is
i inherited by her eldest son (or perhaps daughter), to whomsoever she may have been
married. With a Peer's widow who re-marries the case is in appearance the same as to
retention of a former superior title ; but it is so by etiquette only, for even if she
is a Duchess married to a Baron it will be as a Baroness only that she will be summoned
to any royal function,* although conventionally she will be known by whichever title
is the higher, and if both are the same in degree, that of her husband will naturally
* The Dowager Countess De La Warr who had just re-marrieel to a commoner was allowed to he present as a
Peeress for the single day of the late Coronation.
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Introduction.
be used. But in strictness, whether her second marriage is to a Peer, to a Lord
by Courtesy, or to a commoner, she forfeits whatever title she had acquired by i
her former marriage and comes to her second husband in precisely the same rank |
in which she came to her first (which, if she is also a Peer's daughter, may be higher j
than that derived from her late Peer-husband), though custom usually gratifies her by i
continuing the recent honour if desired. If the xoidow of a Lord by courtesy, the same J
remarks will apply to her re-marriage to any person but an actual Peer. Similarly any j
daughter of a Peer, upon marrying an actual Peer, takes the rank of her husband, j
whether it exalts or lowers her ; if she marries a Lord holding the special courtesy-title i
of an eldest son, she may either take the feminine of that title and thus take its rank j
(governed by that inherited from the father and not by the accident of its own style as \
Earl, Viscount, &c), or she may retain her own rank if the higher by prefixing her j
Christian name to her husband's courtesy -title (as " Lady Helen Stavordale " and recently j
"Lady Maud Wolmer ") ; * lastly, if she marries any person other than a Peer or an j
eldest son holding a distinctive courtesy-title, she then at the least retains her own
rank, as denoted by "The Lady Alice" or "The Hon. Mrs. John," and will rise j
with him if previously beneath him, so that if lately "Hon." only she may become j
"The Lady " (a " Lady " marrying a Knight or Baronet continues " The Lady Alice " j
with only change of surname, whilst an "Hon." becomes "Hon. Lady'' without j
Christian name, the " Hon." marking her descent and the " Lady" her married status, j
which in the other case has to be absorbed). But a married lady will never retain such a j
style as "the Hon. Alice; "and though, as stated under our "rules," the "John" will be !
omitted if he is the eldest living son of a living Peer, it must not be omitted, nor "Alice" \
substituted, on the ground of his being a commoner himself : we give this on the direct
authority of the Lord Chamberlain. The variations here, however, require scrupulous
care, complicated by the anomalous fact that any Peer's daughter ranks one degree higher
than either of the same Peer's younger sons (though his heir is her equal) : the daughter
of a Duke ranks higher than the younger son of a Duke, and thus retains her own
Christian name in preference to his ; but the daughter of a Marquess ranks only
as equal to a Duke's younger son, and consequently may take either his or her oum
Christian name after "The Lady " (his as a rule). We may put the ordinary practice
upon marriage with younger sons more concisely thus :
A Peer's daughter entitled "Lady" will on marriage become "The Lady John" if
her husband's father was of higher rank than her own father, but will remain "The
Lady Alice" if it was either the same or inferior : there is, however, an option of
either style (but regularly the husband's) if higher by only one degree, f
If entitled "Honourable" she will become " The Lady John" on marrying a Peer's son
designated "Lord John," but on marrying either another "Honourable" or a
commoner she will be "The Hon. Mrs. John."
It may be added to the above remarks that the widow of eith cr a Lord by Courtesy or a j
younger son forfeits upon a second marriage any right to a title which had accrued to her j
by a first (as distinct from one which was her own by birth), though here again custom
hlimours her by continuing the courtesy-title or the prefix "The Lady," but not I
that of "Honourable," which, however, many ladies still strive desperately to retain I
(a Baronet's widow has an express right to continue "Lady," with her late '
husband's surname, but a Knight's retains the distinction by courtesy only, j
and this course will be followed even if she marries an "Honourable"). The
daughter of a Peer who previously herself bore the title "Honourable," will on
marrying a "Sir" become "The Hon. Lady B.," whilst if her previous title was;
"Lady" (with a Christian name) she will be entitled "The Lady Alice B.," |
* Note that this will not happen in the case of marriage of any Peer s daughter to the eldeet son of a Duke, for
the wife's rank cannot possibly be higher than his, and she will therefore take (with the rank of a Marchioness) the
regular feminine of his own style whether Marquess, Earl, or even Lord. This rule of precedence by actual rank
regardless of style may seem at first inconsistent with the latter half of the note that follows ; but the difference
there denoted is confined to those cases in which a lady can retain her former style for the express purpose of
keeping herself superior to her unfortunate husband.
f Only a knowledge of individual instances can sometimes decide as to the exercise of this option. Two of the
late Lord Salisbury's sons, as well as his brother, are married to Earls' daughters, but one of these is known as
Lady Florence and the others as Lady llobcrt and Lady Eustace. But the reason for the exception soen
becomes evident : Lady Florence's husband is known as the liev. Lord William Cecil (though his first Christian
name is llupcrt), and there is another Lord Wm. Cecil, son of the 3rd Marquess of Exeter ; the " liev." distinguishes
the husbands, but two " Lady Williams" would be confusing. Sometimes the option is extended to other cases,
and a wife gracefully sinks her own rank in order to stand exactly on the level of her husband : thus Lady Maud
Dundas, though a Marquess's daughter, took the courtesy-title of Viscountess Milton until she became Countess
Fitzwilliam. It has been amusingly remarked that if a Lady Frances, the daughter of a Duke, were to marry
Lord Francis, the younger son of a Marquess, she would sink two degrees in rank if she called herself Lady Francis
instead of Frances.
Nomenclature of Peers' Relatives. 27
disregarding the " Sir." A commoner marrying any person of title whatever follows her
husband's style exactly, from " Duchess " downward to " The Lady John B." or "The Hon.
Mrs. Charles B." (thus the wife of an Earl's younger son is " Hon." only). As to the hus-^
band's Christian names, they may not always be needed after "Mrs." if no uncertainty is
caused by their omission, and in point of fact they are very frequently omitted even when
uncertainty is caused ; the w e of an eldest son, however, is correctly treated as the " Hon.
Mrs." of the surname, and accordingly the wife of a Scottish " Master" (himself always
* 'Honourable ") will be styled " The Hon. Mrs. N.," unless, of course, she was previously
" The Lady ; " and here we may remark that such forms as " The Mistress of Napier,"
"of Gray," or "of Sinclair," found occasionally in 'Burke,' are applied not to the wife
of a "Master," but to the Peer's eldest daughter in the absence of a son. The Lord
Chamberlain has further informed us (1905) that the rule as to omitting the Christian
name from the wife of an eldest son does not apply to husbands lower than the Peerage,
so that even the wife of the heir to a baronetcy is strictly " Mrs. John B." and if she was
"Hon." she will be " the Hon. Mrs. John B." (however conventionality may incline).
The above rules show that while a lady may often rise by marriage, there is only one case in
which she can sink by it— that, namely, in which a Peer's daughter marries an actual
Peer of a rank two steps lower than her father's. A Duke's daughter is "born in the
degree of a Marchioness," and it has been remarked that if a Duke had four daughters
the three eldest of whom married an Earl, a Viscount, and a Baron, while the youngest
married her father's footman, this last would retain her original rank, while the others,
though wedded to Peers of the Realm, would all have sunk respectively one, two, and
three degrees beneath her.
A morganatic marriage, a German institution not specifically recognised in this
country, is one expressly entered into as such on account of the lower rank of the wife ;
it is lawful wedlock and renders the offspring legitimate, but excludes both them and
their mother from any claim to the father's rank or inheritable property, thus compel-
ling him on marriage to renounce any claim he might possess to succession.
Peers' Widows.— The use of the word "Dowager" or a substitute therefor may
cause perplexity ; moreover, there is undoubtedly an antipathy to this term on the part
of those ladies who have a horror of being considered old, so that it is desirable to use it
with care, though, as being a form in use in the Court Circular, it ought not to
give offence when correctly applied. So long, then, as the new Peer or Baronet is
unmarried, the widow of his predecessor is styled precisely as when her husband was
living, even if there co-exists a widow of a still earlier Peer ; but as soon as (and for so
long as) a new possessor of her title appears she must be distinguished in some way. If
she is either mother or grandmother of the new Peer or Baronet she then rightly takes
the above designation of Dowager ; but if she is only collaterally related, or stepmother,
or if she is the Peer's or Baronet's mother whilst his grandmother is also living, then
she takes the style "Mary, Lady A.," "Catherine, Countess of B.," &c. ; the elder
lady in the latter case continuing to be " Dowager."
Divorcees. — Our remarks under "Modes of Addressing " (page 74) have been more
than once challenged, though our rule is identical with that given by ' Debrett.' But
conventionality is apt to override rules, especially in a case of gratifying the favoured
sex. Thus, strange as it seems, a lady who has divorced her husband continues very
commonly to cling to his name, and if a title was attached it is a thing too precious to
part with : indeed, one of the Judges in the recent Cowley appeal observed that he had
never known a lady relinquish a title which she had once acquired (for the credit of the
sex there are three or four such instances occurring in this book, but they are in the
connection of re-marriage and not of divorce). Any title thus retained is of course
worthless, but none the less it is claimed, so that, as it has been put to us, "any person
addressing such a lady without giving her the title must expect his letter to go
unanswered;" very likely, but not, to our mind, very creditable to the lady who so
acts, and a most unhappy contrast with the course taken by an occasional one of the
sex in actually dropping the title "Lady " which ordinary usage would permit her to
retain : divorce with retained style is the annulling of a bargain, but the keeping
back of part of the price. In the case of a surname only the matter is not quite
the same, for a person can adopt any name which is clear from the least lurking
of fraud, so that if Mary Jones marries John Smith and then divorces him, there appears
to be nothing absolutely to prevent her calling herself Mrs. Mary Smith (but no longer
Mrs. John Smith).
Introduction,
THE ROLLS OF THE THREE PEERAGES.
I. Titles on the Roll of the House of Lokds.
[Official] Mem.— According to the usage of Parliament, when the House appoints a Select Committee, the Lords
appointed to serve upon it are named in the Order of their Rank, beginning with the Highest ; aud so, when the
House sends a Committee to a Conference with the Commons, the Lord Highest in Rank is called first, and the
rest go forth in like order : But when the AVhole House is called over for any purpose within the House, or for the
purpose of proceeding foi-'h to Westminster Hall, or upon any public Solemnity, the Call begins invariably with
the Junior Baron. [Additions or corrections in square brackets are editorial, as are several recent changes, whilst
we have substituted the more definite term " Baron " for that of " Lord," which is used regularly in the Roll.]
Royal Princes.
1 H.R.H. The Prince of "Wales
2 H.R.H. The Duke of Con-
naught and Strathearn
3 H.R.H. The Duke of Albany
Archbishops and High State
Officers.
4 Archbishop of Canterbury
5 The Lord High Chancellor
( = 195)
6 Archbishop of York
7 The Lord President of
Council (=156)
8 The Lord Privy Seal (=34)
45 Bristol
40 Ai!sa
47 Normanby
48 Ripon
49 Abergavenny
50 Breadalbane
51 Dufferin and Ava
52 Zetland
53 Linlithgow
of
I 93 Stanhope, Earl
I 94 Macclesfield [a Minor]
I 95 Graham, Earl {D. of Montrose)
I 96 Waldegrave, Earl
I 97 Ashburnham
I 98 Harrington
i 99 Portsmouth
1 100 Brooke, Earl, and E. of
"Warwick
1 101 Buckinghamshire
1 102 Fitzwilliam, Earl
the \ 103 Guilford
104 Hardwicke
Dukes.
9 Norfolk, Earl
of
Marshal
England *
10 Somerset
1 1 Richmond and Gordon
12 Grafton
13 Beaufort
14 Saint Albans
15 Leeds
16 Bedford
17 Devonshire
18 Marlborough
19 Rutland
20 Brandon {D. of Hamilton)
21 Portland
22 Manchester
23 Newcastle
24 Northumberland
25 H.R.H. The Duke of Cum-
berland and Teviotdale
26 Wellington
27 Sutherland
20 Westminster
29 Pife
30 Argyll
Marquesses.*
31 Winchester
32 Lansdowne
33 Townshend, lVarq.
34 Salisbury (=8)
35 Bath
36 Abercorn {Dulce of A.)
37 Hertford
38 Bute
39 Exeter
40 Northampton
41 Camden, Marq.
43 Anglesey [a Minor]
43 Cholmondeley
44 Ailesbwy
Earls.
54 The Lord Steward
Household (=59)
the\ 55 The Lord Chamberlain of the\ 105 Ilchester
Household (=111) ! 106 De La Warr, Earl
56 Shrewsbury j 107 Radnor
57 Derby ' 108 Spencer, Earl
58 Huntingdon j 109 Bathurst, Earl
59 Pembroke and Montgomery j 1 10 Hillsborough {M. of Down-
1 = 54)
60 Devon
61 Suffolk an 1 Berkshire
62 Denbigh
63 Westmorland
64 Lindsey
65 Stamford
66 Winchiisea and Nottingham
67 Chesterfield
68 Sandwich
69 Essex
70 Carlisle
71 Doncaster {D. of Puccleuch
and Queensberry)
72 Shaftesbury
73 Berkeley
74 Abingdon
75 Scarbrough
76 Albemarle
77 Coventry
78 Jersey
79 Poulett, Earl
, 80 Mar {Elected for Scotld.)
81 Morton {Elected for Scotld.)
! 82 Mar and Kellie {Elected for
Scotld.)
83 Haddington {Elected for
Scotld.)
84 Lauderdale {Elected for
Scotld.)
85 Carnwath .{Elected for Scotld.)
86 Leven and Melville {Elected
for Scotld,)
Northesk {Elected for Scotld,
88 Dundonald
Scotld,)
89 Ferrers, Earl
90 Dartmouth
91 Tankerville
92 Aylesford
{Elected for
shire)
1 1 1 Clarendon ( = 55)
112 Mansfield
113 Strange, Earl {D. of Atholl)
114 Mount Edgcumbe
115 Eortescue, Earl
116 Carnarvon
117 Cadogan, Earl
118 Malmesbury
119 Westmeath ' Elected fori reld.)
120 Drogheda {Elected for Ir eld.)
121 Darnley {Elected for Ireld.)
\22 [Late Lanesborough : another
Peer to be elected]
123 Mayo {Elected for 'Ireld.)
124 Annesley, Earl {Elected for
Ireld.)
125 Lucan {Elected for Ireld.)
126 Belmore {Elected for Ireld.)
127 Bandon {Elected for Ireld.)
128 Rosslyn
129 Craven
130 Onslow
131 Romney
132 Chichester
133 Wilton
134 Powis
135 Nelson, Earl
136 Rosse {Elected for Ireld.)
137 Man vers, Earl
138 Orford
139 Grey, Earl
140 Lonsdale
141 Harrowby
142 Harewood
143 Minto
144 Cathcart, Earl
145 Verulam
146 Brownlow, Earl
147 St. Germans
* Ocoupios this position both as Premier Duke, and as a High State Officer.
t Under this and the following series the word Mara,, or Earl is appended to the title when without " of."
Roll of the House of Lords.
29
148 Morley
149 Bradford
150 Beauchamp, Earl
151 Eldon
152 Howe, Earl
153 Stradbroke
154 Temple of Stowe, Earl
155 Kilmorey (Elected for Ireld.)
156 Vane, Earl (31. of London-
derry) (=7)
157 Amherst, Earl
158 Cawdor, Earl
159 Munster
160 Camperdown
161 Lichfield
162 Durham
163 Granville, Earl
164 Effingham
165 Ducie
166 Yarborough
167 Innes, Earl (D. of Roxburgh?)
168 Leicester
169 Lovelace ( = 274) I
170 Gainsborough
171 Ellesmere
172 Strafford
173 Cottenham
174 Cowley, Earl
175 Winton (E. of EgUntouir
[Eglinton & Winton])
176 Dudley
177 Russell, Earl
— [Cromartie, Ctss. of]
178 Kimberley
179 Dai trey
180 Feversham
181 Wharncliffe
182 Northbrook
183 Cairns, Earl
184 Lytton
185 La thorn
186 Sondes, Earl
187 Selborne
188 Iddesleigh
189 Londesborough
190 Cranbrook
191 Ancaster
192 Carrington, Earl
193 Crewe
194 Egerton [of Tatton Earl
195 Halsbmy (=5)
196 Roberts, Earl
197 Cromer
198 Plymouth
Viscounts.
199 Eereford
200 Falkland (Elected for Scotld.)
201 Bolingbroke and St. John
[vacant on Boll — a Minor]
202 Cobham
203 Falmouth
204 Torrington [a Minor]
2C5 Leinster (DukeofL.)[a Minor]
2o(j Hood
207 Bangor (Elected for Ireld.)
208 St. Vincent
209 Melville
210 Sidmouth
2 1 1 Templetownt£7ecte<f for Ireld.)
212 Gordon (E. of Aberdeen)
213 Exmouth [a Minor]
214 Hutchinson (E. of Donough-
more)
215 Clancarty (Earl of C.)
216 Combermere [a Minor]
217 Canterbury
218 Hill
219 Hardinge
220 Gough
221 Halifax
222 Bridport
223 Portman
224 Hampden
225 Wolseley
226 CrosB
— [Hambleden, Vctss.']
227 Peel
228 Knutsford
229 Llandaff
230 Esher
231 Goschen
232 Ridley
Kitchener of Khartoum and
233 of the Vaal
234 Colville of Culross
235 Churchill
236 Milner
237 Selby
238 Prev. Bn. Iveagh
Bishops.
239 London
240 Durham
241 Winchester
242 Chichester
243 Ripon
244 Lincoln
245 Salisbury
246 Chester
247 St. Asaph
248 Truro
249 Lichfield
250 Norwich
251 Bath and Wells
252 Hereford
253 Southwark
254 St. Albans
255 Peterborough
256 St. David's
257 Bristol
258 Wakefield
259 Bangor
260 Liverpool
261 Oxford
262 Birmingham
Barons
263 De Ros
264 Mowbray
— TFauconberg and Conyers.
Bnss.]
265 Hastings
266 De Clifford
267 Clinton
268 Zouche of Haryngworth
— [Beaumont, B?iss.\
269 Grey de Ruthyn
— [Darcy de Knayth, Bnss.]
270 Botreaux (E. of Loudoun)
271 Camoys
— [Berkeley, Bnss.]
— [Berners, Bnsi. ]
272 Willoughby de Broke
273 Vaux of Harrowden
274 Wentworth (= E. of Love-
lace, 169)
275 Braye
276 North
277 St. John of Bletso
289
290
291
2Q2
293
294
295
296
297
298
299
300
301
302
303
304
305
306
307
308
309
310
311
312
313
314
$
U
319
320
321
322
323
324
£2.5
320
327
328
329
330
331
332
333
334
335
336
337
338
339
340
341
342
Howard de Waldeh
Petre
Saye and Sole
Arundell of Wardour
[Clifton, Bnss.]
Dormer
Teyfth&m
Stafford
Byron
Lucas
Clifford of Chudleigh
Manners of Haddon (71/. of
Granby)
Barnard
Forbes (Elected for Scotld.)
Saltoun (Elected for Scotld.)
Sinclair (Elected for Scotld.)
Torphichen (Elected for
Scotld.)
Balfour of Burley [Burleigh]
(Elected for Scotld.)
Belhaven and Stenton
(Elected for Scotld.)
Boyle (E. of Cork and Orrery)
Hay (E. of Kinnoul \_Kin-
noull])
Middleton
Monson
Ponsonby (E. of Bessborough)
Scarsdale
Boston
Lovel and Holland (E. of
Egmont)
Vernon [a Minor]
Digby
Hawke
Foley
Dinevor [Dynevor]
Walsingham
Bagot
Southampton
Grantley
Rodney
Somers [a Minor]
Berwick
Sherborne
Tyrone (31. of Waterford)
Carleton (E. of Shannon)
Suffield
Kenyon
Braybrooke
Fisherwick (31. of Donegall)
[a Minor]
Gage (Visct. G.)
Thurlow
Auckland
Mendip (Visct. Olifden)
Stuart of Castle Stuart (E. of
Moray)
Stewart of Garlies (E. of
Galloway)
Saltersford (E. of Courtown)
Brodrick (Visct. Midleton)
Calthorpe
Gwydir [Gwydyr]
Bolton
Lilford
Ribblesdale
Dunboyne (Elected for Ireld.)
Inchiquin (Elected for Ireld.)
Massy (Elected for Ireld.)
Muskerry (Elected for Ireld.)
Kilmaine (Elected for Ireld.)
Clonbrock (Elected for Ireld.)
Headley (Elected for Ireld.)
3°
Introduction.
343
344
345
346
347
348
349
350
351
352
353
354
355
356
357
353
359
360
361
362
363
364
365
366
358
369
37°
371
372
373
374
375
376
377
378
379
380
381
382
387
388
389
390
391
392
393
394
395
396
397
398
399
400
401
402
403
404
405
406
407
408
409
410
411
412
413
414
Crofton {Elected for I veld.)
Langford {Elected for If eld.)
Ventry {Elected for Ireld.)
Dunalley {Elected for Ireld.)
Loftus {31. of Ely)
Carysfort {Earl of G.)
Abercromby
Ellenborough
Sandys
Sheffield {Earl of S.)
Erskine
Monteagle [MontEagle] {31.
of Sligo)
Granar'd {Earl of 67.)
Gardner [vacant']
Manners
Castlemaine {Elected for
Irehl.)
Meldrum {M. of Huntly)
Grinstead {E. of Enniskillen)
Eoxford {E. of Limerick)
Harris
Colchester
Ker {31. of Lothian)
Minster {3Iarq. Gonyngham)
Ormonde (3Iarq. of 0.)
Wemyss (Earl of W.)
Silchester {E. of Longford)
Oriel {Visct. 3Iassereene)
Delamere
Eorester
Eavensworth
Kayleigh
Gilford
Somerhill {31. of Glanricarde)
Wigan {E. of Crawford)
Ranfurly {Earl ofR.)
Tenterden
Plunkefc
Heyfcesbury
Rosebery {Earl of R.)
Clanwilliam {Earl of C.)
Wynford
Kilmarnock {E. of ErroV)
Fingall {Earl of F.)
Sefton {Earl of S.)
Clements {E. of Leitrim)
Kenlis {31 of Headfort)
Chaworth {E. of Meath)
Dunmore {Earl of D.)
Poltimore
Mostyn
Templemore
Cloncurry
De Saumarez
Denman
Abinger
De L'Isle and Dudley
Ashburton
Hatherton
Worlingham {E. of Gosford)
Stratheden [and Campbell]
Oranmore and Browne
{Elected for Ireld.)
Lovat
Bateman
Kintore {Earl of K.)
Rossmore
Carew
De Mauley
Wrottesley
Sudeley
Methuen
Stanley of Alderley
Leigh
415 Wenlock
416 Lurgan
417 Monteagle of Brandon
418 Seaton
419 Oxenfoord {E. Stair)
420 Vivian
42iCongleton
422 Bellew (Elected for Ireld.)
423 Elgin {E. of Elgin and Kin-
cardine)
424 De Freyne
425 Saint Leonards
426 Raglan
427 Kenmare {Earl of K.)
428 Belper
429 Talbot de Malahide
430 Ebury
431 Chesham
432 Chelmsford
433 Churston
434 Leconfield
435 Tredegar
436 Lyveden
437 Brougham and Vaux
438 Kinnaird
439 Westbury
440 Eitzhardinge
441 Annaly
442 Romilly [a 3Iinor]
443 Meredyth {Bn. Athlumneij) 1513
444 Kenry {E. of Dunraven and '514
Mount Earl)
445 Monck {Visct. 31.)
446 Hartismere {Bn. Henniker)
447 Hylton
448 Penrhyn
449 Brancepeth {Visct. Boyne)
450 Kesteven
451 Ormathwaite
452 O'Neill
453 Napier [of Magdala]
454 Gormanston ( Visct. G.)
455 Rathdonnell {Elected foi
Ireld.) ■
456 Lawrence
457 Dunning {Bn. Bollo)
458 Balinhard {E. of Southesk)
459 Hare {E. of Listowel)
460 Howard of Glossop
461 Castletown
462 Acton
463 Wolverton
464 Greville
465 O'Hagan
466 Sandhurst
— [Burdett-Coutts, Bnss.]
467 Ettrick {Bn. Napier [of 3Ier- 537
chistoun, Bn. Napier and\^8
Ettrick]) ' 539
468 Somerton {E. of Normanton) 540
469 Aberdare 541
470 Moncreiff 542
471 Coleridge 543
472 Emly 544
473 Cottesloe 545
474 Hampton 346
475 Douglas {E. of Home) 547
476 Ramsay (IS, of Dalhousie) 548
477 Fermanagh (E. [of] Erne) 549
478 Harlech 550
479 Alington 551
480 Tollemache 552
481 Gerard 553
482 Sackville 554
483 Norton 555
I484
1485
48«
489
490
491
492
493
494
495
496
497
498
499
500
501
502
503
504
5°2
506
508
509
510
on
|512
516
518
519
520
521
522
523
524
525
526
527
528
529
530
53i
532
533
534
535
536
Shute {Visct. Barrington)
Haldon
Wimborne
Ardilaun
Lamington
Trevor
Brabourne
Ampthill
Tweeddale (Marq. ofT.)
Howth {Earl of II.)
Reay
Derwent
Hothfield
Tweedmouth
Tennyson
Strathspey {E. of Seafidd)
Monk Bretton
Northbourne
Sudley (E. of Arran)
Herri es
Powerscourt
Nortliington {Bn. Itenley)
Rothschild
Revelstoke
Monkswell
Ashbourne
Saint Oswald
Deramore
Montagu of Beaulieu
Elphinstone
Herschell
Hillingdon
Hindlip
Grimthorpe
Stalbridge
Kensington
Buxton
Hamilton of Dalzell
Brassey
Thring
Macnaghten [Life Peer]
Bowes (E. of Strathmore and
Kinghorn [Kinghorne])
Monckton {Visct. Galway)
Saint Levan
Magheramorne
Basing
De Ramsey
Cheylesmore
Addington
Savile
Field
Mount Stephen
Masham
[Macdonald of Eamscliffe, !
Bnss.]
Kelvin
Ashcombe
Blythswood
Crawshaw
Amherst of Hackney
Newton
Dunleath
Llangattock
Play fair
Battersea
Swansea
Farrer
Overtoun
Hawkesbury
Stanmore
Rendel
Welby
Davey [Life Peer]
Loch
. ^
Roll of the Lords — Scottish Peerage.
3i
570
Wandsworth
Ashton
Burghclere
James [of Hereford]
Rathmore
Glenesk
Aldenham
Heneage
Rosmead
Kinnear
Lister
Fairlie [E. of Glasgow)
Dawnay (Visct. Downe)
Ludlow
Holm Patrick [HolmPatrick
— a Minor]
571 Inverelyde
572 Strathcona and Mount
Royal
573 Newlands
574 Farquhar
575 Muncaster
576 Haliburton
577 Currie
578 Glanusk
579 Brampton
580 Cranworth
— [Dorchester, Buss.]
581 .Robertson [Life Peer]
582 Northcote
583 Aveburv
584 Lindley [Life Peer]
585 Killanin
586 O'Brien
587 Alverstone
588 Kinross
589 Shuttleworth
590 Allerton
591 Barrymore
592 Gren'fell
593 Knollys
594 Redesdale
595 Bumham
596 Biddulph
597 Estcouit
598 Armstrong
599 Dunedin
too Prev. A. J. Forbes-L-eith,
*#* This number is in excess ot the total number of Lords Spiritual and Temporal, the discrepancy being caused
by the following Lords beina; twice named in the Roll :
Earl of Halsbury as Lord High Chancellor and as Earl of Halsbury (Nos. 5 and 195).
Earl Vane (Marq, of Londonderry) as Lord President and as Earl Vane (Nos. 7 and 156).
Marquess of Salisbury as Lord Privy Seal and as Marquess of Salisbury (Nos. 8 and 34).
Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery as Lord Steward and as Earl of Pembroke and Montgomery (Nos. 54 and 59).
Earl of Clarendon as Lord Chamberlain and as Earl of Clarendon (Nos. 55 and in).
Earl of Lovelace as Earl of Lovelace and as Baron Wentworth - . (Nos. 169 and 274).
[This deduction brings the actual number on the Roll to 594, which has, however, to be further reduced by 12 for
the Minors, and 1 for the vacant Gardner Barony, after which the net number of Peers free to take part in the j
business of the House will be 581, which accords with that given under "House of Lords." The name of Lord ,
Wentworth is retained upon the Roll though in duplicate, as the Peer who originally entered the House ■
by this title is still among its members ; but from some unexplained reason the names of Lords Lovaine and
Robartes, who similarly took their seats under these titles, have disappeared from the Roll.]
II. Roll op the Scottish Peerage.
Dukes.
1 Eothesay {Prince of Wales)
2 Hamilton [D. of Brandon)
3 Buccleuch and Queensberry
[E. of Doncaster)
4 Lennox [D of Richmond)
5 Argyll {same title in U. K.)
6 Atholl [Earl Strange)
7 Montrose [Earl Graham)
8 Roxburghe [Earl In ties)
Marquesses.
9 Huntly [Bn. Meldrum)
10 Queensberry
11 Tweeddale [Baron T.)
12 Lothian [Bn. Ker)
Earls.
13 Crawford and Balcarres [Bn.
Wig an)
14 Erroll [Bn. Kilmarnock)
15 Sutherland [Duke of S.)
16 Mar [Repres. Peer)
17 Rothes
18 Morton [Repres. Peer)
19 Buchan
20 Eglinton and "Winton [E. of
Winton)
21 Cassillis [M. of Ailsa)
22 Caithness
23 Moray [Bn. Stuart of Castle
Stuart)
24 Mar and Kellie [Repres. Peer)
25 Home [Bn. Douglas)
26 Perth
27 Strathmore [and Kinghome]
[Bn. Bowes)
28 Abercorn [Marq. of A., Ir.
Duke of A.)
29 Haddington [Repres. Peer)
30 Galloway [Bn. Stewart of
Garlics)
31 Lauderdale [Repres. Peer)
32 Lindsay
33 Kinnoull [Bn. Hay)
34 Jjouuoun [tin. Botreaux)
35 Dumfries and Bute [Marq. of I
Bute)
36 Elgin and Kincardine [Bn. '
Elgin)
37 Southesk [Bn. Balinhard)
38 "Wemyss and March [Bn.
Wemyss)
39 Dalhousie [Bn. Ramsay)
40 Airlie [a Minor]
41 Carnwath [Repres. Peer) j
42 Leven and Melville [Repres. j
Peer)
43 Dysart
44 Northesk [Repres. Peer)
45 Newburgh
46 Dundonald [Repres. Peer)
47 Kintore [Baron K.)
48 Breadalbane [Marq. of B.)
49 Aberdeen [Visct. Gordon)
50 Dunmore (Baron D.)
51 Melfort, Countess of
52 Orkney
53 Seafield [Bn. Strathspey)
54 Stair [Bn. Oxcnfoord)
55 Rosebery [Baron R.)
56 Glasgow [Bn. Fairlie)
57 Hopetoun [Marq. of Linlith-
gow)
Viscounts.
58 Falkland [Repres. Peer)
59 Stormont [E. of Mansfield)
60 Arbuthnott
61 Dumblane[Dun-](Z».o/Lcec?s)
Barons.
62 Forbes [Repres. Peer)
63 Saltoun [Repres. Peer)
64 Gray, Baroness
65 Cathcart [Earl C.)
66 Sinclair [Repres. Peer)
67 Sempill
68 Herries [same title in U. K.)
69 Elphinstone [same title in
U. K.)
70 Lovat [same title in XT. K.)
71 Borthwick
72 Torphichen [Repres. Peer)
73 Kinloss, Baroness
74 Colville [of Culross] [Visct.
C. of C.)
75 Dingwall [Bn. Lucas)
76 Balfour of Burleigh [Repres.
Peer)
77 Napier [of Merchistoun] [Bn.
Ettrick [Napier & Ettrick])
78 Fairfax of Cameron
79 Reay [same titl0in V. K.)
80 Forrester [E. of Verulam, Ir.
Visct. Grimston)
81 Elibank
82 Belhaven and Stenton
[Repres. Peer)
83 Rollo [Bn. Dunning)
84 Ruthven
85 Naime [M. of Lansdowne, Ir.
E. of Kerry)
86 Kinnaird [same title mJJ. K.)
87 Polwarth
32
III. HOLL OF THE IrISH PEERAGE.
Peers marked * are not summoned to elections of Representative Peers, having never established their
right as such (some of them are Minc-rfc).
Dukes.
1 *Leinster {Visct. L. [a Minor])
2 Abercorn {3Iarq. of A.s Sc.
Earl of A.)
Marquesses.
3 Waterford ( Bn. Tyrone)
4 Downshire (E. of Hillsborough) i
5 *Donegall {fin. Fifherwick) I
6 Headfort {Bn. Kenlis)
7 *Sligo {Bn. MontEagle)
8 Ely {Bn. Loftus)
9 Londonderry {Earl Vane)
10 *Conyngham, Marq. {BnJ
Minster [a Minor])
11 Ormonde {Baron O.)
12 Clanricarde {Bn. SomerhilT)
Earls.
13 "Waterford {E. of Shrewsbury)
14 Cork [and Orrery] {Bn. Boyl^
i5Westmeath {Repres. Peer)
16 *Desmond {E. of Denbigh)
17 Meath {Bn. Cholworth)
18 Fingall {Baron F.)
19 Cavan
20 Drogheda {Repres. Peer)
21 G-ranard {Baron G.)
22 *Fitzwilliam, Earl {same in
U.K.)
23 Kerry [and Shelburne] {M. of
Lansdowne, Sc. Bn. Nairne)
24 Darnley {Repres. Peer)
25 *Egmont {Bn. Lovel and
Holland)
26 Bessborough {Bn. Ponsonby)
27 *Carrick
28 *Shannon {Bn. Carleton)
29 Lanesborough
30 Fife, Earl {Duke of F.)
31 *Mornington {D. of Wellington)
32 Arran {Bn. Sudley)
33 Courtown ( Bn. Saltersford)
34 *Milltown [dormant]
35 Mexborough
36 Winterton, Earl
37 *Howth {Baron H.)
38 Kingston
39 Sefton {Baron S.)
40 Eoden
' 41 *Lisburne
42 Clanwilliam {Baron C.)
43 MountCashell, Earl
44 Antrim
45 Longford {Bn. Silchester)
46 *Portarlin§fcon
47 Mayo {Repres. Peer)
48 Annesloy, Earl {Repres. Peer)
49 Enniskillcn {Bn. Grinstead)
50 Eme, Earl [of] {Ba. Fer-
managh)
51 Carysfort {Baron C.)
52 Desart
53 Wicklow
54 Clonmell
55 Leitrim {Bn. Clements)
56 Lucan {Repres. Peer)
57 Belmore, Earl [of] {Repres.
Peer)
58 * Armagh {D. of Cumberland)
59 Band on {Repres. Peer)
60 Castle Stewart,^ Earl [Earl
Castlestewart]
61 Donoilgbmore {Visct. Hutch-
inson)
62 *Caledon [a Minor]
63 Kenmare {Baron K.)
64 Limerick {Bn. Foxford)
65 Clancarty {Visct. C.)
66 Gosford {Bn. Worlingham)
67 Rosse {Bepres. Peer)
68 Normanton {Bn. Somerion)
69 * Sheffield {Baron S.)
70 Kilmorey {Bepres. Peer)
71 Dunraven and Mount Earl
{Bn. Kenry)
72 Listowel {Bn. Hare)
73 Norbuiy
74 Banfurly {Baron B.)
Viscounts.
75 Gormanston {Baron G.)
76 Mountgarrett [-et]
77 Grandison {E. of J ersey)
78 "Valentia
79 Dillon
80 Lumley {E. of Scarbrough)
81 *Taaffe
82 *Cholmondeley {Marq. of C.)\
83 Charlemont
84 Downe {Bn. Dawnay)
85 Molesworth
86 Chetwjaid
87Midleton {Bn. Brodrick)
88 Boyne {Bn. Brancepeth) \
89 Grimston {E. of Verulam. Sc.
Bn. Forrester)
90 Barrington {Bn. Shute)
91 *Gage {Baron G.)
92 Gal way {Bn. 3fonckton)
93 Powerscourt (U. K. Baron P.)
94 Ashbrook
95 *Mountmorres
96 Southwell
97 De Vesci
98 Lifford
99 Bangor {Bepres. Peer)
100 Clifden {Bn. Mendip)
101 Doneraile
102 Harberton
103 Hawarden
104 [*Masserccnc and] Ferrard
{Bn. Oriel)
105 Monck {Baron 31.)
106 *Avonmore
107 Templetown {Repres. Peer)
10S ''Frankfort de Montmorency
109 Gort [a Minor]
110 Guillamore
Barons.
111 Kingsale, Bn. of
112 Trimleston [-town]
113 Dunsany, Bn. of
114 Dunboyne, Bn. of {Repres.
Peer)
115 Louth, Bn. of
116 Inchiquin, Bn. of {Bepres.
Peer)
117 *Digby (same title in Gt. Br.)
118 *Sherard
119 Conway {M. of Hertford)
120 *Carbery [a Minor]
121 *Aylmer
122 Famham
123 *Lisle
124 *Clive {E. ofPowis)
125 Mulgrave (J/, of Normanby)
126 Newborough
127 Macdonald
128 '"Kensington {same titleTJ. K.)
129 *"Westcote ( Visct. Cobham)
130 Massy {Repres. Peer)
131 Muskerry {Bepres. Peer)
132 Hood {Visct. H.)
133 Muncaster {same title U. K.)
134 Auckland {same title Gt. Br.)
135 Kilmaine {Bepres. Peer)
136 Cloncurry {same title ~U. K.)
137 Clonbrock {Bepres. Peer)
138 "Waterpark
139 * Graves
140 *Bridport {Visct. B.)
141 *Huntingfield
142 *Carrington {Earl C.)
143 Rossmore {same title U. K.)
144 Hotham
145 Crernorne {E. of Dartrey)
146 Headley {Bepres. Peer)
147 Teignmouth
148 Crofton {Bepres. Peer)
149 Ffrench
150 Henley {Bn. Northington)
151 Langford (Repres. Peer)
152 De Blaquiere
153 Dufferin and Clandeboye
[Claneboye] {31. of Dufferin
and Ava)
154 Henniker (Bn. Hartismcre)
155 Ventry {Bepres. Peer)
156 *Wallscourt
157 Dunalley {Repres. Peer)
158 Clanmorris
159 Badstock
160 Ash town
161 Clarina
162 "Gardner {vacant— same title
U. K.)
163 Bendlesham
164 Castlemaine {Repres. Peer)
165 Decies
166 Garvagh
167 Talbot of Malahide (Talb. de
31.)
168 *Carew {same title in U.K.)
169 Oranmore and Browne, Bn. of
{Repres. Peer)
170 Dunsandle and Clan Conal
171 Bellew (Repres. Peer)
172 Fermoy
173 ^Athlumney {Bn. 3Ieredyth)
174 Bathdonnell (Repres. Peer)
175 *Curzon of Kedleston
Alphabetical Index to the Three Rolls.
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ALPHABETICAL INDEX TO THE THREE ROLLS.
*** The letter " 8." prefixed to the index figures denotes the Scottish Peerage, "I." the Irish ; all others are of
the House of Lords. Peeresses (Imperial) are referred to by bracketing the two Nos. between which they fall.
Abercorn ,M. of, 36 ; E. of,
S. 28 ; D. of, I. 2
Abercromby, Bn., 349
Aberdare, Bn., 469
Aberdeen, E. of, 8. 49
Abergavenny, M. of, 49
Abingdon, E. of, 74
Abinger, Bn., 397
Acton, Bn., 462
Addington, Bn., 532-
Ailesbury, M. of, 44
Ailsa, M. of, 46
Airlie, E of, 8. 40
Albany, H.R.H. D. of, 3
Albemarle, E. of, 76
Aldenham, Bn., 562
Alington, Bn., 479
Allerton, Bn., 590
Alverstone, Bn., 587
Amherst, Earl, 157
Amherst of H., Bn., 5*1
Ampthill, Bn., 491
Ancaster, E. of, 191
Anglesey, M. of, 42
Annaly, Bn., 441
Annesley, Earl, 124, 1. 48
Antrim, E. of, I. 44
Arbuthnott, Visct., S. 60
Ardilavm, Bn., 487
Argyll, D. of, 30, S. 5
Armaxh, E. of, 1. 5°
Armstrong, Bn., 598
Arran, E. of. 1. 32
Arundell of W., Bn., 281
Ashbourne, Bn., 509
Ashbrook, Visct. 1. 94
Ashburnham, E. of, 97
Ashburton, Bn., 399
Ashcombc, Bn., 538
Ashton, Bn., 557
Ashtown, Bn., i. 160
Athlumney, Bn., I. 173
Atholl, D. of, 8. 6
Auckland, Bn., 325, 1. 134
Avebury, Bn., 583
Avonmore, Visct., 1. 106
Aylesford, E. of, 92
Aylmer, Bn., I. 121
Bagot, Bn., 310
Balfour of B., Bn., 294, S.
76
Balinhard, Bn., 458
Bandon, E. of, 127, I. 59
Bangor, Bp. of, 259
Bangor, Visct., 207, I. 99
Barnard, Bn., 289
Barrington, Visct., I. 90
Barrymore, Bn., 591
Basing, Bn., 529
Bateinan, Bn., 405
Bath, M. of. 35
Bath and W., Bp. of, 251
Bathurst, Earl, 105
Battersea, Bn., 546
Beauchamp, Earl, 150
Beaufort, D. of, 13
Beaumont, Bnss. [268—
69]
Bedford, D. of, 16
Belhaven and S., Bn., 295,
S. 82
Bellew, Bn., 422, 1. 171
Belmore, E. of, 126, I. 57
Belper, Bn., 42S
Berkeley, Bnss. [271—2]
Berkeley, E. of, 73
Berners, Bnss. [271—2]
Berwick, Bn., 315
Bessborough. E. of, I. 26
Biddulph, Bn., 596
Birmingham, Bp. of, 262
Blythswood, Bn., 539
Bolingbroke and St. J.,
Visct., 201
Bolton, Bn., 333
Borthwick, Bn., S. 71
Boston, Bn., 302
Botreaux, Bn. 27a
Bowes, Bn., 525
Boyle, Bn., 296
Boyne, Visct., I. 88
Brabourne. Bn., 490
Bradford, E. of, 149
Brampton, Bn., 579
Brancepetli, Bn., 449
Brandon, D. of, 20
Brassey, Bn., 522
Braybrooke, Bn., 321
Braye, Bn., 275
Breadalbane, M. of, 50;
E. of, S. 48
Bridport, Visct., 222 ; Bn.,
I. 140
Bristol, Bp. of, 257
Bristol, M. of, 45
Brodrick, Bn., 330
Brooke, Earl, 100
Brougham & V., Bn., 437
Brownlow, Earl, 146
Buccleuch & Q.,D. of, S. 3
Buchan, E. of, S. 19
Buckinghamshire, E. of,
101
Burdett-Coutts, Bnss.
[466-7]
Burghclere, Bn., 558
Burnham, Bn., 595
Burton, Bn., 520
Bute, M. of, 38
Byron, Bn., 285
Cadogan, Earl, 117
Cairns, Earl, 183
Caithness, E. of, S. 22
Caledon, E. of, I. 62
Calthorpe, Bn., 331
Camden, Marq., 41
Camoys, Bn., 271
Camperdown, E. of, 160
Canterbury, Abp. of, 4
Canterbury, Visct., 217
Carbery, Bn., I. 120
Carew, Bn., 408, I. 168
Carleton, Bn., 318
Carlisle, E. of, 70
Carnarvon, E. of, 116
Carnwath, E. of, 85, S. 41
Carrick, E. of, I. 27
Carrington, Earl, 192 ; Bn.,
I. 142
Carysfort, Bn., 348 ; E. of,
I- 5i
Cassillis, E. of, S. 21
Castlemaine.Bn., 358,1. 164
Castlestewart, Earl, I. 60
Castletown, Bn., 461
Cathcart, Earl, 144. S. 65
Cavan, E. of, I. 19
Cawdor, Earl, 158
Charlemont, Visct., I. 83
Chaworth, Bn., 389
Chelmsford, Bn., 432
Chesham, Bn., 431
Chester, Bp. of, 246
Chesterfield, E. of, 67
Chetwynd, Visct., I. 86
Cheylesmore, Bn., 531
Chichester, Bp. of, 242
Chichester, E. of, 132
Cholmondeley, M. of, 43;
Visct., I. 82
Churchill, Vise, 235
Churston, Bn., 433
Clancarty, Visct., 215; E.
of, I. 65
Clanmorris, Bn., I. 158
Clanricarde, M. of, I. 12
Clanwilliam, Bn., 382; E.
of, I. 42
Clarendon, E. of, 111
Clarina, Bn., I. 161
Clements, Bn., 387
Clifden, Visct., I. 100
Clifford of C, Bn., 287
Clifton, Bnss. [281— 2J
Clinton, Bn., 267
Clive, Bn., I. 124
Clonbrock, Bn., 341, 1- i37
Cloncurry, Bn., 394, I. 136
Clonmell, E. of, I. 54
Cobham, Visct., 202
Colchester, Bn., 363
Coleridge, Bn., 471
Colville of C, Vise, 234;
Bn., 8. 74
Combermere, Visct., 216
Congleton, Bn., 421
Connaught & 8., H.R.H.
D. of, 2
Conway, Bn., I. 119
Conyngham, Marti., I. 10
Cork and O., E. of, I. 14
Cottenham, E. of 173
Cottesloe, Bn., 473
Courtown, E. of, I. 33
Coventry, E. of, 77
Cowley, Earl, 174
Cranbrook, E. of, 190
Cranworth, Bn., 580
Craven, E. of, 129
Crawford & B., E. of, S.
13
Crawshaw, Bn., 540
Creinorne, Bn., I. 145
Crewe, E. of, 193
Crofton, Bn., 343, I. 148
Cromartie, Ctss.of [177— S]
Cromer, E. of, 197
Cross, Visct., 226
Cumberland & T., H.R.H.
D. of, 25
Currie, Bn., 577
Curzon of K., Bn., I. 17s
Dalhousie, E. of, 8. 39
Darcy de Knayth, Bnss.
[269-70]
Darnley, E. of, 121, 1. 24
Dartmouth, E. of, 90
Dartrey, E. of, 179
Davey, Bn., 554
Dawnay, Bn., 568
De Blaquiere, Bn., I. 152
Decies. Bn., I. 165
De Clifford (de C), Bn., 266
De Freyne, Bn., 424
Delamere, Bn., 370
De La Warr, Earl, 106
De L'Isle and D., Bn., 398
De Mauley, Bn., 409
Denbigh, E. of, 62
Denman, Bn., 396
Deramore, Bn., 511
De Ramsey, Bn., 530
Derby, E. of, 57
De Ros (de R.), Bn., 263
Derwent, Bn., 495
Desart, E. of, J. 52
Desmond, E. of, I. 16
De Saumarez, Bn., 395
De Vesci (de V.), Visct., I.
Devon, E. of, 60
Devonshire, D. of, 17
Digby, Bn., 305, 1. 117
Dillon, Visct., I. 79
Dingwall, Bn., S. 75
Doncaster, E. of, 71
Donegall, M. of, I. 5
Doneraile, Visct., I. 101
Donoughmore, E. of, I. 61
Dorchester, Bnss. [580—1]
Dormer, Bn., 282
Douglas, Bn., 475
Downe, Visct., 1. 84
Downshire, M. of, 1. 4
Drogheda, E. of, 120, 1. 20
Ducie, E. of, 165
Dudley, E. of, 176
Dufferin & Ava, M. of, 51 ;
D. & Claneboye, Bn., I.
153
Dumfries & B., E. of, S. 35
Dunalley, Bn., 346, I. 157
Dunblane, Visct., S. 61
Dunboyne, Bn., 336, I. 114
Dundonald, E. of, 88, S. 46
Dunedin, Bn., 599
Dunleath, Bn., 543
Dunmore, Bn., 390 ; E. of,
S. 50
Dunning, Bn., 457
Dunraven & Mt. E., E. of,
I. 71
Dunsandle & Clan C, Bn.,
I. 170
Dunsany, Bn., I. 113
Durham, Bp. of, 240
Durham, E. of, 162
Dynevor, Bn., 308
Dysart, E. of, S. 43
Ebury, Bn., 430
Effingham, E. of, 164
Egerton of T., Earl, 194
Eglinton & W., E. of, 8. 20
Einnont, E. of, I. 25
Eldon, E. of, 151
Elgin, Bn., 423 ; E. of E.
and Kinc, S. 36
Elibank, Bn., S. 81
Ellenborough, Bn., 350
Ellesmere, E. of, 171
Elphinstone, Bn., 513, S.
69
Ely, M. of, I. 8
Emly, Bn., 472
Enniskillen, E. of, I. 49
Erne, E. of, I. 50
Erroll, E. of, S. 14
Erskine, Bn., 353
Esher, Visct., 230
Essex, E. of, 69
Estcourt, Bn., 597
Ettrick, Bn., 467
Exeter, M. of, 39
Exmouth, Visct., 213
Fairfax of C, Bn., S. 78
Fairlie, Bn., 567
Falkland, Visct., 200, S. 58
Falmouth, Visct., 203
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Introduction.
Farnham, Bn., I. 122
Farquhar, Bn., 574
Farrer, Bn., 548
FauconUers andConyers,
Buss. L-264— 5]
Fermanagh, tin., 477
Fernioy, Bn., 1. 172
Ferrers, Earl, 89
Fevershani, E. of, i§o
Ffrench, Bn., I. 149
Field, Bn., 534 . _
File, 1). of, 29; Earl, I. 3°
Fingall, Bn., 385; E. of, 1. 18
Fisher wick, Bn., 322
Fitzhardinge, Bn., 440
Fitzwilliam, Earl, 102, 1. 22
Foley, Bn., 307 „ ^
Forbes, Bn., 290, S. 62
Forester, Bn., 371
Forrester, Bn., S. 80
Fortescue, Earl, 115
Foxford, Bn., 361
Frankfort de M., Viset.,
I" 108 TT * i- T
Gage,Ba.,323 ; Visct.,1.91
Gainsborough, E. of, 170
Galloway, E. of, S. 30
Galway, Visct., I. 92
Gardner, Bn. (dormant),
356, I. 162
Garvagh, En., I. 166
Gerard, Bn., 481
Gilford, Bn., 374
Glanusk, Bn., £78
Glasgow, E. ot, S. 56
Glenesk, Bn., 55i
Gordon, Visct., 212
Gormanston, Bn., 454 ;
Visct., 1. 75
Gort, Visct., I. 109
Goschen, Visct., 231
Gosford, E. of, 1. 66
Gough, Visct., 220
Grafton, B. of, 12
Graham, Earl, 95
Granard, Bn., 355 ; E. of,
Grandison, Visct., I. 77
Grantley, Bn., 312
Granville, Earl, 163
Graves, Bn., I. 139
Gray, Bnss., S. 64
(Jrenfell, Bn., 592
Greville, Bn., 464
Urey, Earl, 139
Grey de R., Bn., 269
Grimston, Visct., 1. 89
Grimthorpe, Bn., 517
Grinstead, Bn., 36J
Guilford, E. of, 103
Guillamore, Visct., I. 1
Gwydyr, Bn., 332
Haddington, E. of, 83, S. 29
Haldon, Bn., 485
Haliburton, Bn., 576
Halifax, Visct., 221
Halsbury, E. of, 19s
Hambleden, Visctss. [226
Hamilton, D. of, S. 2
Hamilton of 1)., Bn., 521
Hampden, Visct., 224
Hampton, Bn., 474
Harberton, Visct., I. 102
Hardinge, Visct., 219
Ilardwicke, E. of, 104
Hare, Bn., 459
Hare wood, E. of, 142
Harlech, Bn., 478
Harrington, E. of, 98
Harris, Bn., 362
Harrowby, E. of, 141
Hartismerc, Bn., 446
Hastings, Bn., 265
Hatherton, Bn., 400
Hawarden, Visct., I. 103
Hawke, Bn., 306
Hawkesbury, Bn., 550
Hay, Bn., 297
Headfort, M. of, I. 6
Headley, Bn., 342, I. 146
Heneage, Bn , 563
Henley, Bn., 1. 150
Henniker, Bn., I. 154
Hereford, Bp. of, 252
Hereford, Visct., 199
Herries, Bn., 503, S. 68
Herschell, Bn., 514
Hertford, M. of, 37
Heytesbury, Bn., 383
Hill, Visct., 2 8
Hillingdon, Bn., 515
Hillsborough, E. ol, no
Hindlip, Bn., 516
Holm Patrick, Bn., 570
Home, E. of, S. 25
Hood, Visct., 206 ; Bn., I.
132
Hopetoun, E. of, S. 57
'Hotham, Bn., I. 144
Hothlield, Bn., 496
Howard de W., Bn., 278
Howard of G., Bn., 460
I Howe, Earl, 152
Howth, Bn., 493; E. of, I.
37 r 1 "1". ''d\ '..
Huntingdon, E. of, 58
Huntingtield, Bn., I. 141
Huntly, M. of, S. 9
j Hutchinson, Visct., 214
Hylton, Bn., 447
! Idclesleigh, E. of, 188
Ilchester, E. of, 105
Inchiquin, Bn., 337, I. 116
Innes, Earl, 167
Inverclyde, Bn., 571
Iveagh, now a Visct., 238
James of H., Bn., 5^9
Jersey, E. of, 78
Kelvin, Bn., 537
Kenlis, Bn., 388
Kenmare, Bn., 427 ; E. of.
I. 63
Kenry, Bn., 444
Kensington, Bn
■, 519, P.
128
Kenyon, Bn., 320
Ker, Bn., 364
Kerry & S., E. of, I. 23
Kesteven, Bn., 450
Killanin, Bn., 585
Kilinaine, Bn., 340, 1. 135
Kilmarnock, Bn., 384
Kilmorey, E. of, 155, 1. 70
Kimberley, E. of, 178
Kingsale, Bn., I. in
Kingston, E. of, I. 38
Kinloss, Bnss., S. 73
Kinnaird, Bn., 438, S. 86
Kinnear, Bn., 565
Kinnoull, E. of, S. 33
Kinross, Bn., 588
Kintore, Bn., 406; E. of,
S.47
Kitchener of K., Visct..
23.I
Knollys, Bn., 593
Knutsford, Visct., 228
Lamington, Bn., 488
Lanesborough, E.of, I. 29
Langford, Bn., 344, 1. 15
Lansdowne, M. of, 32
Lathom, E. of, 185
Lauderdale, E. of, 84, S. 31
Lawrence, Bn., 456
Leconlield, Bn., 434
Leeds, D. of. 15
Leicester, E. of, 168
Leigh, Bn., 414
Leinster, Visct., 205 ; D.
of, I. 1 •
Leitrim, E. of, I. 55
Lennox, i>. of, S. 4
Leven & M.,E. of,
42
Lichfield, Bp. of, 249
Lichfield, E. of, 161
Lifford, Visct., 1. 98
Lilford, Bn., 334
Limerick, E. of, I. 64
Lincoln, Bp. of, 244
Lindley, Bn., 584
Lindsay, E. of, S. 32
Lindsey, E. of, 64
Linlithgow, M. of, 53
Lisburne, E. of, I. 41
Lisle, Bn., I. 123
Lister, Bn., 566
Listowel, E. of, I. 72
Liverpool, Bp. of, 260
Llandaff, Visct., 229
Llangattock, Bn., 544
Loch, Bn., 555
Loftus, Bn., 347
Londesborough, E.of, 189
London, Bp. of, 239
Londonderry, M. of, I. 9
Longford, E. of, I. 45
Lonsdale, E. of, 140
Lothian, M. of, S. 12
Loudoun, E. of, S. 34
Louth, Bn., I. 115
Lovat, Bn., 404, S. 70
Lovelace, E. of, 169
Lovel & H., Bn., 303
Lucan, E. of, 125, 1. 56
Lucas, Bn ., 286
Ludlow, Bn., 569
Lumley, Visct., I. 80
Lurgan, Bn., 416
Lytton, E. of, 184
Lyveden, Bn., 436
Macclesfield, E. of, 94
Macdonald, Bn., I. 127
Macdonald of E., Bnss.
[536-7]
Macnaghten, Bn., 524
Magheramorne, Bn., 528
Malmesbury, E. of, 118
Manchester, D. of, 22
Manners, Bn., 357
Manners of H., Bn., 288
Mansfield, E. of, 112
Manvers, Earl, 137
Mar, E. of, 80, S. 16
Mar & K., E. of, 82, S. 24
Marlborough, B. of, 18
Masham, Bn., 536
Massereene & F., Visct.,
I. 104
Massy, Bn., 338, I. 130
Mayo, E. of, 123, I. 47
Meath, E. of, I. 17
Meldrum, Bn., 359
Melfort, Ctss. of, S. 51
Melville, Visct., 209
Mendip, Bn., 326
Meredyth, Bn., 443
Methuen, Bn., 412
Mexborough, E. of, I. 35
Middleton. Bn., 298
Midleton, Visct., I. 87
Milltown, E. of (dormt.),
I. 34
Milner, Visct., 236
Minster, Bn., 365
Minto, E. of, 143
Molesworth, Visct., I. 85
Monck, Bn., 445; Visct.,
I. 105
Monckton, Bn., 526
Moncreitf, Bn., 470
Monk Bretton, Bn.,
jMonteagle of B., Bn., 417
Montrose, D. of, S. 7
S.I Moray, E. of, S. 23
iMorley, E. of, 148
Mornington, E. of, I. 31
Morton, E. of, 81, S. 18
Mostyn, Bn., 392
MountCashell, Earl, I. 43
Mount Edgcumbe, E. of,
500
Monkswell, Bn., 508
Monson, Bn., 299
Montagu of B., Bn., 512
MontEagle, Bn., 354
114
Mountgarret, Visct., I. 76
Mountmorres, Visct., 1. 95
Mount Stephen, Bn., 535
Mowbray, Bn., 264
Mulgrave, Bn., I. 125
Muncaster, Bn., 575, 1- 133
Munster, E. of, 159
Muskerry, Bu., 339. 1- l3l
Nairne, Bn., S. 85
Napier of Magd., Bn., 453
Napier of Merch., Bn., 467,
S. 77
Nelson, Earl, 135
Newborough, Bn., I. 126
Newburgh, E. of, S. 45
Newcastle, B. of, 23
Newlands, Bn., 573
Newton, Bn., 542
Norbury, E. of, I. 73
Norfolk, D. of, 9
Normanby, M. of, 47
Normanton, E. of, I. 68
North, Bn., 276
Northampton, M. of, 40
Northbourne, Bn., 501
Northbrook, E. of, 182
Northcote, Bu., 582
Northesk. E.of, 87, S. 44
Northington, Bn., 505
Northumberland, B. of, 24
Norton, Bn., 483
Norwich, Bp. of, 250
O'Brien, Bn., 586
O'Hagan, Bn., 465
O'Neill, Bn., 452
Onslow, E. of, 130
Oranmore & B., Bn., 403, 1-
169
Orford, E. of, 138
Oriel, Bn., 369
Orkney, E. of, S. 52
Ormathwaite, Bn., 451
Ormonde, Bn., 366 ; M. of,
I. 11
Overtoun, Bn., 549
Oxenfoord, Bn., 419
Oxford, Bp. of, 261
Peel, Visct., 227
Pembroke & M., E. of, 59
Penrhyn, Bn., 448
Perth, E. of, S. 26
Peterborough, Bp. of, 255
Petre, Bn., 279
Play fair, Bn., 545
Plunket, Bn., 379
Plymouth, E. of, 198
Poltimore, Bn., 391
Polwarth, Bn., S. 87
Ponsonby, Bn., 300
Portarlington, E. of, I. 46
Portland, B. of, 21
Portman, Visct., 223
Portsmouth, E. of, 99
Poulett, Ear], 79
Powerscourt, Bn., 504;
Visct.. I. 93
Powis, E. of, 134
Queensberry, M. of, S. 10
Radnor, E. of, 107
Radstock, Bn., I. 159
Raglan, Bn., 426
Ramsay, Bn., 476
Ranfurly, Bn., 377 ; E. of,
1-74
Rathdonnell, Bn., 455, I.
174
Index to Rolls — Roman Catholic Peers — Representative Peers. 35
Rathmore, Bn., 560
Ravensworth, .Bn., 372
Rayleigh, Bn., 373
Reay, Bn., 494, S. 79
Redesdale, Bn., 594
Rendel, Bn., 552
Rendlesham, Bn., I. 163
Revelstoke, Bn., 507
Ribblesdale, Bn., 335
Richmond & G., D. of 11
Ridley, Visct., 232
Ripon, Bp. of, 243
Ripon, M. of, 48
Roberts, Earl, 196
Robertson, Bn., 581
Roden, E. of, I. 40
Rodney, Bn., 313
Rollo, Bn., S. 83
Romilly, Bn., 442
Romney, E. of, 131
Rosebery, Bn., 381 ; E. of,
S. 55
Rosraead, Bn., 564
Rosse, E. of. 136, 1. 67
Rosslyn, E. of, 128
Rossmore, Bn., 407 ; I. 143
Rothes, E. of, S. 17
Rothesay, D. of, 8. 1
Rothschild, Bn., 506
Roxburghe, D. of, S. 8
Russell, Earl, 177
Ruthven, Bn., S. 84
Rutland, D. of, 19
Sackville, Bn., 482
St. Albans, Bp. of, 254
St. Albans, D. of, 14
St. Asaph, Bp. of, 247
St. David's, Bp. of, 256
St. Germans, E. of, 147
St. John of B., Bn., 277
St. Leonards, Bn., 425
St. Levan, Bn., 527 '
St. Oswald, Bn., 510
St. Vincent, Visct., 208
Salisbury, Bp. of, 245
Salisbury, M. of, 34
Saltersford, Bn., 329
Saltoun, Bn., 291, S. 63
Sandhurst, Bn., 466
Sandwich, E. of, 63
Sandys, Bn., 351
Savile, Bn., 533
Saye & S., Bn., 280
Scarbrough, E. of, 75
Scarsdale, Bn., 301
Scafield, E. of, S, 53
Seaton, Bn., 418
j Strafford, E. of, 172 [Verulam, E. of, 145
(Strange, Earl, 113 Vivian, Bn., 420
Strathcona & Mt. R., Bn., Wakefield, Bp. of, 258
572 Wales, H.R.H. Prince of, 1
jStratheden & C, Bn., 402 : Waldegrave, Earl, 96
iStrathmore & K., E. of, S. , Wallscourt, Bn., I. 156
27 jWalsingham, Bn., 309
; Strathspey, Bn., 499 ; Wandsworth, Bn., 556
IStuartof CastleS., Bn., 327 Warwick, E. of, ioo
Sudeley, Bn., 411
Sefton, Bn., 386 ■ E. of, 1. 39;Sudley, Bn., 502
Selborne, E. of, 187 ISuffield, Bn., 319
Selby, Visct., 237 jSuftblk & B., E. of, 61
Sempill, Bn., S. 67 Sutherland, D. of, 27 ;
Shaftesbury, E. of, 72 | of, S. 15
Shannon, E. of, I. 28 ! Swansea, Bn., 547
Sheffield, Bn., 352 ; E. of, jTaaffe, Visct., I. 81
E.
I.69
Sherard, Bn., I. 118
Sherborne, Bn., 316
Shrewsbury, E. of, 56
Shute, Bn., 484
Shuttleworth, Bn., 589
Sidmouth, Visct., 210
Silchester, Bn., 368
Sinclair, Bn., 292, S. 66
Sligo, M. of, I. 7
Somerhill, Bn., 375
Somers, Bn., 314
Somerset, D. of, 10
Somerton, Bn., 468
Sondes, Earl, 186
Southampton, Bn., 311
i Southesk, E. of, S. 37
'Southwark, Bp. of, 253
i Southwell, Visct., I. 96
< Spencer, Earl, 108
Stafford, Bn., 2S4
j Stair, E.of, S. 54
Stalbridge, Bn., 518
Stamford, E. of, 65
Stanhope, Earl, 93
Stanley of A., Bn., 413
Stanmore, Bn., 551
Stewart of G., Bn., 328
Stormont, Visct., S. 59
Stradbroke, E. of, 153
Talbot de M. Bn., 429 ; T.
of M., Bn., I. 167
Tankerville, E. of, 91
Teignmouth, Bn., 1. 147
Temple of S., Earl, 154
Templemore, Bn., 393
Templetown, Visct., 211, 1
I 107
(Tennyson, Bn., 498
'Tenterden, Bn., 378
Teynham, Bn., 283
Thring, Bn., 523
Thurlow, Bn., 324
Tollemache, Bn., 480
Torphichen, Bn., 293, S.7:
Torrington, Visct., 204
Townshend, Marcj., 33
Tredegar, Bn., 435
Trevor, Bn., 489
Trimlestown, Bn., I. 112
Truro, Bp. of, 248
Tweeddale, Bn., 492; M.
of, S. 11
Tweedmouth, Bn., 497
Tyrone, Bn., 317
Valentia, Visct., I. 78
Vane, Earl, 156
Vaux of II., Bn., 273
Ventry, Bn., 345, 1. 155
Vernon, Bn., 304
Waterford, E. of, I. 13
Waterford, M. of, I. 3
Waterpark, Bn., I. 138
Welby, Bn., 553
Wellington, 1). of, 26
Wemyss, Bn., 367 ; E. of
W. & M., S. 38
Wenlock, Bn., 415
Wentworth, Bn., 274
Westbury, Bn., 439
Westcote, Bn., I. 129
Westmeath, E. of, 119,1. 15
Westminster, D. of, 28
Westmorland, E. of, 63
Wharncliffe, E. of, 181
Wicklow, E. of, I. 53
Wigan, Bn., 376
Willoughby de B., Bn., 272
Wilton, E. of, 133
Wimborne, Bn., 486
Winchester, Bp. of, 241
Winchester, M. of, 31
Winchilsea & N., E. of, 66
Winterton, Earl, I. 36
Winton, E. of, 175
Wolseley, Visct., 225
Wolverton, Bn., 463
Worlingham, Bn., 401
Wrottesley, Bn., 410
Wynford, Bn., 383
Yarborough, E. of, 166
York, Abp. of, 6
Zetland, M. of, 52
Zouche of H., Bn., 26S
1S04464
ROMAN CATHOLIC PEERS.
Duke — Norfolk.
Marquesses. — Bute, Ripon.
Earls— Abingdon, Ashburnham, Denbigh, Fingall, Gainsborough, Granard, Kenmare, Newburgh,
Westmeath.
Viscounts.— Gormanston, Llandaff, Southwell, Taaffe.
Barons. — Acton, Arundell of Wardour, Beaumont (Bnss.), Bellew, Brampton, Braye, Camoys,
Clifford of Chudleigh, De Freyne, Dormer, Emly, Ffrench, Gerard, Hemes, Howard of
Glossop, Killanin, Louth, Lovat, Mowbray and Stourton, North, O'Brien, Petre, Stafford,
Trimlestown, Vaux of Harrowden.
SCOTTISH AND IRISH REPRESENTATIVE PEERS,
WITH DATES FROM WHICH THEY HAVE SAT.
SCOTTISH.
Balfour of B., Bn., 1876
Belhaven & S., Bn., 1900
Carnwath, E. of, 1892
Dundonald, E. of, 1886
Falkland, Visct., 1894
Forbes, Bn., 1874
Haddington, E. of, 1874
Lauderdale, E. of, 1889
Leven & M., E. of, 1891
Mar, E. of, 1886
Mar & Kellie, E. of, 1892
Morton, E. of, 1886
Northesk, E. of, 1900
Saltoun, Bn., 1890
Sinclair, Bn., 1885
Torphichen, Bn., 1894
IRISH.
Annesley, Earl, 1877
Bandon, E. of, 1881
Bangor, Visct., 1885
Bellew, Bn., 1904
Belmore, E. of, 1857
Castlemaine, Bn., i8g5
Clonbrock, Bn., 1895
Crofton, Bn., 1873
Darnley, E. of, 1905
Drogheda. E. of, 1899
Dunalley, Bn., 1893
Dunboyne, Bn., 1901
Headley, Bn., 1883
Inchiquin, Bn., 1900
Kilmaine Bn., 1890
Kilmorey, E. of, 1882
Langford, Bn., 1884
Lucan, E. of, 1889
Massy, Bn., 1876
Mayo, E. of, 1890
Muskerry, Bn., 1802
Oranmore & B., Bn., 1902
Rathdonnell, Bn., 1889
Rosse, E. of, 1868
Templetown, Visct., 1894
Ventry, Bn., 1871
Westmeath, E. of, 1901
[1 vacancy]
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36
Introduction.
Abercorn.M.of
Aberdeen, E. of, Sc Gordon, V.
Argyll, D. of, Sc IVie same
Armagh, E. of, Jr Cumberland & Teviotdale,
H.R.H. D. of
Arran, E. of, Ir Sudley, B.
Athlumney, B.,Ir Meredyth, B.
Atholl,D. of, Sc Strange, E.
Auckland, B., Ir The same
Barrington, V., Ir Shute, B.
Bessborough, E. of, Ir Ponsonby, B.
Boyne, V., Ir Brancepeth, B.
Breadalbane, E. of, Sc. Breadalbane, M. of
Bridport, B., Ir Bridport, V.
Buccleuchde Queensberry, D. Doncaster, E. of
of, Sc.
Carew, B., Ir The same
Carrington, B.,Ir Cai*rington,Earl
Carysfort, E. of, It Carysfort, B.
Cassillis, E. of, Sc Ailsa, M. of
Cathcart, B., Sc « Cathcart, Earl
Cholmondeley, V., Ir Cholmondeley, M. of
Clancarty, E. of, Ir Clancarty, V.
Clanriearde, M. of, Ir Somerlyll, B.
Clanwilliam, E. of, Ir Clanwilliam, B.
Clifden, V., Ir Mendip, B.
Clive, B.,Ir Powis, E. of
Cloncurry, B., Ir The same
Colville (of Culross), B., Sc. . . Colville of Culross, V.
Conway. B., Ir Hertford, M.
Gonyngham, Marq., Tr Minster, B.
Cork <fc Orrery, E. of, Ir. . . Boyle, B.
Courtown, E. of, Ir Saltersford, B.
Crawford & Balcarres, E. AVigan, B.
of, Sc.
Cremorne, B., Ir Dartre;/, E. of
Dalhousie, E. of, Sc ltan>»a.\ , K.
Desmond, E. of. Ir Denbigh, E. of
Digby, B.,Ir The same
Dingwall, B., Sc Lucas, B.
Donegall, M. of, It Eisherwick, B.
Donoughmore, E. of, Ir. . . . Hutchinson, V.
Downe, V.,Ir Dawnay, B.
Downshire, M. of, Ir Hillsborough, E. of
Dufferin & Claneboye, M.,Ir. Dufferin & Ava, M. of
Dumblane [?Dun-], V., Sc. . . Leeds, D. of
Dumfries & Bute, E. of, Sc. Bute, M. of
Dunmore, E. of, Sc Dunmore, B.
Dunraven<t Mount Earl, E. Kenry, B.
of, Ir.
Eglintoni&Winton, E. of, Sc. Win ton, E.of
Egmont, E. of, Ir Lovel & Holland, B.
Elgin & Kincardine, E. of, Elgin, B.
Sc.
Elphinstone, B., Sc The same
Ely, M. of, It Loftus, B.
Enniskillen, E. of, It Grinstead, B.
Erne, E. of, Ir ►< — Fermanagh, B.
frroll, E.of, Sc Kilmarnock, B.
ife, Earl,/r Fife, D. of
Fingall, E.of, It Fingall, B.
Fitzwilliam, Earl, Ir The same
Forrester, B., Sc Verulam, E. of
Gage, V., Ir Gage, B.
Galloway, E. of, So Stewart of Garlies, B,
Gulway, V., Ir Monckton, B.
Gardner, B., It The same
Glasgow, E. of, Sc Fairlie, B.
Gormanston, V.,Ir Gormanston, B.
Gosford, E. of , Ir AVorlingham.B.
Granard, E. of ; Ir Granard, B.
SCOTTISH AND IRISH PEERS WITH IMPERIAL TITLES.
The numerous Scottish and Irish Peers noticed above as possessing also Imperial
titles are here arranged in a pair of alphabetical lists, the first under their "native "
titles, the second under the Imperial. The latter are the ones invariably given in
division lists of the House of Lords, and in a majority of instances, though far from
always, they are inferior in rank to the former. The higher title, which is naturally
the one in conventional use, is printed in italics in each table.
(i) Scottish and Ieish Titles with their Imperial Equivalents.
Grandison, V., Ir Jersey, E. of
Grimston, V., Ir Verulam, E.
Hamilton, D. of , Sc Brandon, D. of {Hamilton &
Brandon)
Headfort, M. of, It Kenlis, B.
Henley, B.,It. Northington, B.
Henniker, B.,Ir Hartismere, B.
Herries, B.,Sc The same
Home, E. of, Sc Douglas, B.
Hood. B., Ir. Hood, V.
Hopetoun, E. of, Sc Linlithgow, M. of
Howth, E.of, It Howth, B.
Huntly, M. of, Sc. . Meldrum, B.
Kenmare, E. of, Ir Kenmare, B.
Kensington, B.,Ir The same
Kerry & Shelburne, E, of, Lansdowne, M.
Ir.
Kinnaird, B.,Sc The same
Kinnoull, E. of, Sc Hay, B.
Kintore, E.of,Sc Kintore, B.
Leinster, D. of, Ir Leinster, V.
Leitrim, E.of, It Clements, B.
Lennox, D. of, Sc . . Richmond \& Gordon), D. of
Limerick, E.of,Ir Foxford, B.
Listowel, E. of, Ir Hare, B.
Londonderry, M. of, Ir Vane, Earl
Longford, E. of, Ir Silchester, B.
Lothian, M. of, Sc Kei , B.
Loudoun, E. of, Sc Botreaux, B.
Lovat, B.,So The same
Burnley, V., Ir Scarbrough, E. of
Massereane & Ferrard, V. Oriel, B.
Ir.
31eath, E.of,Ir Chaworth, B.
Midleton, V., Ir Brodrick, B.
Monck, V., It Monck, B.
Montrose, D.of,8c Graham, Earl
Moray, E.of, So Stuart of Castle Stuart, B.
Mornington, E. of, Ir. Wellington, D. of
Mulgrave, B., Ir Normanby, M. of
Muncaster, B., Ir The same
Nairne, B., Sc Lansdowne, M. of
Napier, B.. Sc Ettrick, B. (Napier &
Ettk.)
Normanton, E. of, It Somcrton, B.
Ormonde, M. of, It Ormonde, B.
Powerscourt, V.,lr Powerseourt, B.
Ranfurly, E. of, It Eanfurly, B.
Reay, B.,Sc The same
Rollo, B.,Sc Dunning, B.
Rosebery, E. of, Sc Rosebery, B.
Rossmore, B., Ir The same.
Rothsay, D. of, Sc Wales, H.R.H. , Prince of
Roxburghe, D. of, Sc Innes, Earl
Seatield, E. of, Sc Strathspey, B.
Sffton, E.of, Ir Sefton, B.
Shannon, E. of , Ir Carleton, B.
Sheffield, E. of, Ir Sheffield, B.
Sligo, M. of, Ir MontEagle, B.
Southesk, E. of, Sc Balinhard, B.
Stair, E.of,So - Oxenfoord, B.
Stormont, V., Sc Mansfield, E.
Strathmore (d'Kinghorne), E. Bowes, B.
of, Sc.
Sutherland, E. of, Sc Sutherland, D. of
Talbot of Malahide, B., Ir. . Talbot de Malahide, B.
Tweeddale, M. of, Sc Tweeddale, B.
Waterford, E. of, Ir Shrewsbury (& Talbot), E. of
Waterford, M. of, Ir Tyrone, B.
Wemyss & March, E. of, Sc. AVemyss, B.
AVestcote, B., Ir Cobham, V.
Scottish and Irish Peers in the Lords.
37
There are thus in the preceding list 84 Irish titles of ,a total 175 in the Irish Peerage,
and 51 Scottish of a total 87. There are several among the names, however, that should
be regarded as those of English nobles who have come also into possession of Scottish or
Irish Peerages. The Duke of Abercorn, the Marquess of Lansdowne, and the Earl of
Verulam have both Scottish and Irish in addition to Imperial titles, as the list that
follows will more readily exhibit. It may be added that the list given in the Almanack
corresponds with the preceding table only, and does not include instances where titles
are "the same."
(2) Imperial Titles with their Scottish or Irish Equivalents.
Abercorn, M. of
Ailsa, M. of Cassillis, E. of, Sc.
Argyll, D. of The Same, Sc.
Auckland, B The same, Ir.
Balinhard, B Southesk, E. of, Sc.
Botreaux, B Loudoun, E. of. Sc.
Bowes, B Strathmore (dKinghorne), E.
of, Sc.
Boyle, B Cork & Orrery, E. of, Ir.
Brancepeth, B Boyne, V., Ir.
Brandon, D. of {Hamilton &
Brandon) Hamilton, D. of, Sc.
Breadalbane, M. of Breadalbane, E. of, Sc.
Bridport, V Bridport.B., Jr.
Brodrick, B Midleton, V., Ir.
Bute, M.of Dumfries & Bute, E. of, Sc.
Carew, B The same, Ir.
Carleton, B Shannon, E. of, Ir.
Carrington, Earl Carrington, B., Ir.
Carysfort, B. Carysfort, E. of, Ir.
Cathcart, Earl Cathcart, B., Sc.
Chaworth, B Meath, E. of, Ir.
Gholmondeley, M.of Cholmondeley, V., Ir.
Clancarty, V Clancarty, E. of, Ir.
Clanwilliam, B Clanwilliam, E. of, Ir.
Clements, B Leitrim, E. of, Ir.
Cloncurry, B The same, Ir.
Cobham, V. Westcote, B., Ir.
Colville of Gulross, V. Colville (of Culrc^s), B.,
Sc.
Cumberland & Teviotdale, Armagh, E. of, Ir.
H.R.H.D. of
Bar trey, E. of Cremorne, B., Ir.
Dawnay, B Downe, V., Ir.
Denbigh, E- of Desmond, E. of, Ir.
Digby, B The same, Ir.
Doncaster, E. of Buccleuch & Queensberry, B.
of, Sc.
Douglas, B Home, E. of, Sc.
Dufferin £ Ava, M. of Dufferin & Claneboye, B., Ir.
Dunmore, B Dunmore, E. of, Sc.
Dunning, B Rollo, B., Sc.
Elgin, B Elgin & Kincardine, E of,
Sc.
Elphinstone, B The same, Sc.
Ettrick, B. (Napier & Etik.) Napier, B., Sc.
Pairlie, B Glasgow, E. of, Sc.
Fermanagh, B Erne, E. of, Ir.
Fife, D.of Pife, Earl, Ir.
Fingall, B Fingall, E. of, Ir.
Fisherwick, B Donegall, M. of, Ir.
Fitzivilliam, Earl The same, Ir.
Foxford, B Limerick, E. of, Ir.
Gage, B Gage, V., Ir.
Gardner, B The same, Ir.
Gordon, V Aberdeen, E. of, Sc.
Gormanston, B Gormanston, V., Ir.
Graham, Earl Montrose, D. of, Sc.
Granard, B Granard, E. of, Ir.
Grin-stead, B Enniskillen, E. of, Ir.
Hare. B Listowel, E. of, Ir.
Hartismere, B Henniker, B., Ir.
Hay, B Kinnoull, E. of, Sc.
Herries, B The same, Sc.
Hertford, M.of Conway, B., Ir.
Hillsborough, E. of Downshire, M. of Ir.
Hood, V Hood, B., Ir.
'Howth, B Howth, E. of, Ir.
. Hutchinson, V Donoughmore, E. of. Ir.
Innes, Earl .
Jersey, E. of.
Kenlis, B. . . .
Kenmare, B.
Kenry, B. . . .
Kensington, B.
Ker, B
K ilmarnock, B.
Kinnaird.B. ..
Kintore, B
Lansdowne, M. of ..
Leeds, D.of
Leinster, V
Linlithgow, M. of .
Loftus, B
Lovat, B
Love! & Holland, B.
Lucas, B
Mansfield, E. of —
Meldrum, B
Mendip, B
Meredyth, B
Minster, B
Monck, B
Monckton, B
MontEagle, B
Muncaster, B
Normanby, M. of . .
Northington, B
Oriel, B
Ormonde, B
Oxenfoord, B
Ponsonby, B
Powerscourt, B
Powis, E.of
Ramsay, B
Rant'urly, B
Reuy, B
Richmond (<& Gordon), D. of
Rosebery, B
Rossmore, B
Saltersford, B
Scarbrough, E. of
Sefton, B
Sheffield, B
Shrewsbury (& Talbot), E. of
Shute, B
Silchester, B
Somerhill, B
Somerton, B
Stewart of Garlies, B
Strange, Earl
Strathspey, B
Stuart of Castle Stuart, B. . .
Sudley, B
Sutherland, D. of
Talbot de Malahide, B
Tweeddale, B
Tyrone, B
Vane, Earl
Verulam, E.of {
Wales, H.R.H. Prince of . .
Wellington, D.of
Wemyss, B
Wigan, B
Winton, E. of..
Worlingham, B.
Roxburghe, D. of, Sc.
Grandison, V., Ir.
Headfort, M. of, Ir.
Kenmare, E. of, Ir.
Uunravendt Mount Earl, E.
of, Ir.
The same, Ir.
Lothian, M. of. Sc.
Erroll, E. of, Sc.
The same, Sc.
Kintore, E. of, Sc.
Kerry & Shelburne, E. of, Ir.
Nairne, B., Sc.
Dumblane L?Dun-], V., Sc.
Leinster, D. of, Ir.
Hopetoun, E. of, Sc.
Ely, M. of, Ir.
The same. Sc.
Eomont, E. of, Ir.
Dingwall, B., Sc.
Stormont, V., Sc.
Huntly, M. of, Sc.
Clifden, V., Ir.
Athlumney, B., Ir.
Conyngham, Marq., Ir.
Monck, V., Ir.
Galway, F.,Ir.
Sligo, M. of, Ir.
The same, Ir.
Mulgrave, B., Ir.
Henley, B., Ir.
Massereene & Ferrard, V.,
Ir.
Ormonde, M. of, Ir.
Stair, E. of, Sc.
Bessborough, E. of, Ir.
Powerscourt, V., Ir.
Clive, B., Ir.
Dalhousie, E. of, Sc.
Ranfurly, E. of, Ir.
The same. Sc.
Lennox, D. of, Sc.
Rosebery, E. of, Sc.
The same, Ir.
Courtown, E. of, Ir.
Lumley, v., Ir.
Sefton, E. of, Ir.
Sheffield, E. of, Ir.
Waterford, E. of, Ir.
Barrington, V., Ir.
Longford, E. of, Ir.
Clanricarde, M. of, Ir.
Normanton, E. of, Ir.
Gallowau, E. of, Sc.
Atholl, D. of, Sc.
Seafield, E. of, Sc.
Moray, E. of, Sc.
Arran, E. of, Ir.
Sutherland, E. of, Sc.
Talbot of Malahide, B., Ir.
Tweeddale, M. of, Sc.
Waterford, M. of, Ir.
Londonderry, M. of, Ir.
Grimston, V., Ir.
Forrester, B., Sc.
Rothsay, D. of, Sc.
Mornington, E. of, Jr.
Wemyss & March, E. of, Sc.
Cravjford & Balcarres, E.
of, Sc.
Eglinton & Winton, E. of, Sc.
Gosford, E. of, Ir.
38
Introduction.
HISTORIC PEERAGE,
Showing the Dates of Existing Dignities in the Order in which they were Conferred.
*** Every one of the titles here presented is repeated in its alphabetical position in the Directory, and there
followed by the date, and, in the case of subordinate titles differing in name, by references to each respective
leading one. Note =that both here and in the references the term " Baron" is employed uniformly, though under
" Creations " it may often be varied to " Lord," or sometimes " Baron of." The leading titles of peerages of either
kingdom are printed in small capitals, whilst the prefixed mark t denotes a Scottish and § an Irish creation,
Peerages of England, Scot-\ i3l6?Kildare, Earl
land, and Ireland; all, 1321 Dacre (Hampden),
previous to 1387, by\ Baron
writ imless " tenure " 1 1324 Grey de Ruthyn,!?,
is added. Edward III.,
[Alex. L, 1107-24.]
14+ Mar, Earl (orig
:327-I377-
[David I., Scot. 1124-53.] 1328 ? Ormonde, Earl
( fErcildun, Baron , [David II. Scot., 1329-71]
H40< tLmdsay 01 Craw-i *330 Maltravers, Bar™
H
(. ford, Baron
[Malcolm, Scot., 1153-65]
Henry II. ,1154-1189.
1155 Arundel, Earl
(tenure)
1445 + Saltoun, Baron 1 1489 +Sinclair, Baron
+Gray, Baron \ tAlloa, Baron
t Campbell (Argyll),) +Sempill, Baron
Baron j 1490 1-Herries, Baron
+Glamis, Baron 1 1491 tOgTivy ofAirlie,Z?ra.
tGraham, Baron ! 1492 Willoughby de
1446 JWaterford, Earl I Broke, Baron (writ)
1447 "tCathcart, Baron 1505 tMontrose, Et
Saye and Sele, Bn.
(writ)
1332 Daecy de Knayth, 1448 Stourton, Ba
Baron
1336 +Garioch, Baron
1337 Cornwall, Duke
1350 § Birmingham ('/) Bn,
. , 1 1368 Botreaux, Baron
[Wm.,Scot., 1165-1214J 1370 §Gormanston, Bn.
3(?), Baron <Rq-
1170 jLaundres
1 1 77 \ Howth, Bn . (tenure)
1180 §Delvin,i?«. (tenure)
Richard I. , 1 1 89- 1 199
(No creation surviving.)
John, 1199-1216.
1 205 \ Off aly , Bn . (tenure)
[Alex. II. Scot., 1214-45]
Henry III., 1 2 16- 1 272
1223 \ Kingsale, Courcy,
& Ringrone, Bn.
[Alex. III. Scot.,i249-S6]
1250? Kerry & Lixnaw,
Baron (tenure)
1264 See 1283.*
Edward I., 1272- 1307
1274 §Dunboyne, Baron
1283 De Eos, Bn.
Le Despencer, Bn.
Mowbray, Baron
Segrave, Baron
Fauconberg, Bn.
Roos of Kendal, Bra.
(tenure) .
[Margaret, Scot., 1286-90,
then 2 yrs. interregnum]
1290 Hastings, Baron
[JohnBaliol, Scot., 1292-
1306.]
1295 J Kerry, Baron
1299 De Clifford, Baron
Clinton, Baron
Latimer, Baron
De La Warr, Baron
(precedence of)
1302 $Arklow (?), Baron
1305 Botetourt, Baron
[Robt. I. Scot., 1306-29]
Edward II.,
1307-1327.
1308Z0UC11E ofHaryng-
WORTH, Baron
1309 Beaumont, Baron
1313 Willoughby de
Eresby, Baron
[Robt. II. Scot., 1371-90]
1375 ?Ea Poer, Baron
Richardll. 1377- 1399
1383 Camoys, Baron
1387 Baronies by Letters
Patent first created:
all foUg, by patent
unless "writ" is
is added.
1389 t Angus, Earl
§Delvin, Bn. (writ)
[Robert III. Scot., 1390-
1406]
1392 Bergavenny, Baron
(writ)
1397 SKingsale, Baron
(patent)
1398 +Crawford, Earl
Henry IV., 1 399-141 3
(No Engl, creation left.)
1401 tDalkeith (Morton) ,
Baron
1403 ?Killeen, Baron
1404 +Mar, Earl
[Jas. I. Scot., 1406-37]
HenryV., 1413-1422.
1421 Berkeley, Baron
(writ)
HenryVL, 1422-1461
1424+Hay of Slains, Bn.
1425 tErskine (Mar &
Kellie ?) , Baron
1426 Hungerford, Baron
(writ)
1433 Arundel, Earl
(tenure confirmed)
[Jas. EC. Scot., 1437-60]
1439 \ Dunsany, Baron
(writ)
1442 Shrewsbury, Earl
+E0R3ES, Baron
1445 + Lindsay of the
Byres, Baron
+ Leslie, Baron
De Molines (Lou-
doun), Bn. (writ)
1449
1450
+Montgomerie, Bn .
\ tSeton, Baron
tHuntly, Earl
Bergavenny,
Bn. (renewed)
1506 Herbert of Ragland,
Baron
1508 +Eglinton, Earl
1509 "tCassillis, Earl
Henry VIII.,
1 509- 1 547.
1509 Conyers, Bn. (writ)
1452 +B0RTHWICK, Baron 1510 +Elphinstone, Bn.
tKennedy, Baron [Jas. V. Scot. 1513-42.]
1453 +Erroll, Earl 1514 Worcester, Earl
*455 +Caithness, Earl 1523 Vaux of Harrow-
(orig.) den, Baron (writ)
Berners, Baron
1457 + Argyll, Earl
1458-
+ Rothes, Earl
tBallinbriech, Bn.
{ +Morton, Earl
\ i-Aberdour, Baron
[Jas. III. Scot., 1460-S8]
Edward IV.,
1461-1483.
1461 Hastings of Ashby
de la L., Bn. (writ)
Hefbert of Herbert,
Baron (writ)
§Trimlestown, Bn.
^Dunsany, Bn. (pat.)
1464 +Lovat, Bn. (orig.)
( +RothSay, Duke
1469 j tCarrick, Earl
( i-Renfrew, Baron
( tBuciiAN, Earl
\ t Auchterhouse, Bn
1470 tLorne, Baron
1473 tHome, Baron
I478 §GORMANSTON, Vt.
, .o~ J Norfolk, Duke
1483 ( Surrey, Earl
Edward V., 1483
(3 months) .
(No creation.)
Richard III.,
1483-1485.
(No creation surviving.)
Henry VII.,
1485-1509.
1485 Derby, Earl
1488 tDrummond of Car-
gill, Baron
[Jas. IV. Scot. 1488-1513]
1525 Rutland, Earl
1527 ijOssory, Earl
1529 Braye, Baron (writ)
Windsor, Bn. (writ)
Wentworth, Baron
(writ)
Huntinpdon, Earl
1537 SThurles, Viscount
1539 tLovAT, Baron
(new charter)
Russell of Cheneys,
Baron
St. John of Basing,
Baron
1541 £Dunboyne, B. (pat.)
§ Louth, Baron
[Mary of Scot., 1542-67]
\ $Clanricarde, Earl
1543 \ ?Dunkellin, Bn.
^Inchiquin, Baron
i +Caithness, Earl
\ tBerriedale, Bn.
1547
* The first four of the Bn
by Sir Simon de Montfort in 1264 ;
be valid. That of Fauconberg was made by first summons in 1283, renewed 1295.
Edward VI.,
I547-I553-
Seymour, Baron
Somerset, Duke
550 Bedford, Earl
Wiltshire, Earl
Hereford, Vise.
I §MOUNTG ARRET,
< Viscount
UKells, Baron
( Pembroke, Earl
1551 < Herbert of Cardiff,
' Baron
Winchester, Mq.
1553 Paget, Baron (writ)
Mary, 1553-1558.
553 Devon, Earl
tCrichton of San- j 1554 North, Baron (writ)
quhar, Baron Howard of Effing-
tHay of Yester, Bn. | ham, Baron
ther with that of Hastings (1290), were originally created
now phiced under 1283, toget
" ut the House of Lords has recently decided that no creation made by him can
Historic Peerage.
39
Elizabeth, 1 558- 1 603
1559 St. John op Bletso,
Baron
/' +Moray, Earl
1562-] tAbernethy and
(. Strathearn, Bn.
1564 +T0KPHICHEN, Bn.
1565 ( ^Sutherland, E.
i tStrathnaver, Bn.
IMar (M. & Kellie^
Earl [1625.
[James VI. Scot., 1567-
1571 Burghley, Baron
1572 Lincoln, Earl
De La "Warr, Baron
Norreys, Bn. (writ)
1581 tDoune, Baron
1587 tPaisley, Baron
1590 tMaitland, Baron
1591 tNewbottle, Baron
1597 Howard de "Wal-
den, Baron (writ)
( +Huntly, Mara.
»599 j -i-Enzie, i?arZ
? t Inverness, Vise.
1600 ] tBadenoch, Loch
( aber, &c.,Bn.
tBoxburghe, Baron
( tWiNTON, Earl
X tSeton & Tranent,
(. Baron
1601 tCampbell of Lou-
doun, Baron
1602 tKiNLOSS, Baron
James I., 1603-1625.
1603 Suffolk, Earl
tAbercorn, Baron
Cecil, Baron
tDirleton, Baron
Grey of Groby, Bn.
Petre, Baron
Russell of Thom-
haugh, Baron
Spencer (Marl-
borough) , Baron
Saye & Sele, Baron
(patent)
1604+Murray of Tulli-
bardine, Baron
Cranborne, Viscount
tCOLVILLE OF CuL-
ross, Baron
lg ( +Home, Earl
5 ( tDunglass, Baron
( tPERTH, Earl
I tDrummond of
( Stobhall, Baron
Exeter, Earl
/^Montgomery, -Ea?^
^Herbert of Shur-
V land, Baron
Salisbury, Earl
Cavendish of Hard-
wick, Baron
Arundell of "War-
dour, Baron
tScone, Baron
i6o5 tLothian, Earl
tScott of Buccleuch,
Baron
tFentoun, Viscount
iiABERCORN, Earl
+Hamilton,Mount-
castle, and Kil-
\ patrick, Baron
1606) +Kinghorne, Earl
\ tLyon&Glamis, Bn
tTullibardine, Earl
1607 tGarlies, Baron
+Balfour of Bur-
leigh, Baron
1608 CLiFTON(of Leighton
Bromswold), Baron
(writ)
1609 tDiNGWALL, Baron
tMaderty, Baron
1610 tCardross, Baron
1611 +St. Colme, Baron
1613 +Binning&Byres,i?w
J 615 Dormer, Baron
1616 1- Lauderdale, Vt.
tCamegie of Kin-
naird, Baron
tMelville, Baron
Teynham, Baron
SBrabazon of Ardee,
Baron
\ Moore, Baron
\ Boyle of Youghal,
Baron
( tBoxburghe, Earl
\-KKerof Cessford,2?«.
Stanhope (Chester-
field), Baron
1617 ^Hamilton of Stra-
bane, Baron
1618 \ Lambart of Cavan,
Baron
Northampton, Earl
Devonshire, Earl
tRamsay of Dal-
housie, Baron
1619 +Kellie, Earl
itBuccleuch, Earl
tScott of Whitches-
ter and Eskdaill,
Baron
+Haddington, Earl
\ Stuart of Castle-
stuart, Baron
1620 SGrandison, Vt.
?Digby, Baron
I $Cork, Earl
\ \ Dungarvan, Vt.
i +FALKLAND, Vt.
\ +Cary, Baron
SFitzwilliam, Baron
(Mandeville, Vt.
< Montagu of Kim-
( bolton, Baron
'{Caulfeildof Charle-
mont, Baron
J Feilding, Viscount
\ Feilding, Baron
{Antrim, E. (orig.)
1621 Brooke, Baron
\ Moore, Viscount
1-Stormont, Vise.
?Westmeath, Earl
?Andover, Viscount
1622 < Howard of Charl-
( ton, Baron
tAyr, Viscount
tJedburgh, Baron
§Valentia, Vise.
\ Dillon, Viscount
! Denbigh, Earl
\ Desmond, Earl
SCallan, Viscount
\ Feilding, Baron
1623 Maidstone, Viscount
+Gallo^ay, Earl
!+Lauderdale, E.
tMaitland, Vise.
tThirlestane and
Boltoun, Baron
{Westmorland, E.
Burghersh, Baron
Charles I., 1625 -1649
1 625 \ Chichester (Done-
gall) , Vise, and Bn .
?Kilmorey, Viscount
1626 Manchester, Earl
Berkshire, Earl
Lindsey, Earl
1627 ?Meath, Earl
tDupplin, Vise.
tHay of Kinfauns,
Baron
-KNapier of Mer-
chistoun, Baron
Poulett, Baron
^Sherard, Baron
tF A I R F A X OF
Cameron, Baron
Fitzalan of Clun
andOswaldestre,
Baron
1628 Brudenell, Baron
i\ Boyle of Kinal-
meaky, Viscount
SBandon Bridge,
Baron
SBroghill, Baron
Stamford, Earl
( tDrumlaniig, Vt.
\ tDouglas of Haw-
( ick&Tibbers,^rt.
tWemyss, Baron
Strange, Baron (writ)
+Reay, Baron
"Winchilsea, Earl
5Lumley, Viscount
\ ?Taaffe, Viscount
I ?Ballymote, Baron
Chesterfield, Earl
tDalzell, Baron
JFingall, Earl
JMolyneux, Vise.
1629 § Mountnorris, Bn.
tAtholl, Earl
\ Burke, Viscount
$Ikerrin, Viscount
1633 tKiNNOULL, Earl
( i- Lindsay, Earl
I tParbroath, Baron
( +Loudoun, Earl
< tTarrinzean and
' Mauchline, Bn.
( tDuMFRiES, Earl
\ tCrichtori of Cum-
( nock, Baron
tQueensberry, Earl
! tDouglas, Marq.
tAbernethy and
Jedburgh Fo-
rest, Baron
I 1-Elgin, Earl
j tBruce of Kinloss,
' Baron
1 tSouTHESK, Earl
] tCarnegie of Kin-
j naird & Leuchars,
I Baron '
( tAncram, Earl
1633-! tKerr of Niabet,
^ &C, Baron
c i-Wemyss, Earl
\ tElchoandMethel,
( Baron
( +Dalhousie, Earl
\ tRamsay of Ker-
( rington, Baron
t Forrester (Veru-
lam), Baron
tLindsay of Bal-
carres, Baron
( tAiRLiE, Earl
1639 \ tOgilvy of Alyth &
( Lintrathea, Bn.
+Carnwath, Earl
tRosehill and. Inglis-
maldie, Baron
1640 Stafford, Baron
1641 Capell, Baron
i +Leven, Earl
\ tBalgonie, Baron
t tARBUTHNOTT, Vt.
\ tlnverbervie, Bn.
tBalvaird, Baron
1642 "Worcester, Marq.
1643 tELiBANK, Baron
I+Hamilton, Duke
tClydesdale, Mq.
tArran, Earl
tLanark, Earl
< tCambridge, Earl
I tAven, Baron
tlnnerdale, Bn.
I tPolmont, Bn.
HMachanshire, Bn.
Sunderland, Earl
( tDvsART, Earl
< tHuntingtower,
( Baron
Byron, Baron
1644 Norfolk, Earl
( Glamorgan, Earl
I Grosmont, Vise.
{ Beaufort, Baron
tMontrose, Marq.
"Ward, Baron
I tSelkirk, Earl (.')
1646 < tDaer and Short-
( cleuch, Baron
tTweeddale, Earl
1617 ^Donegall, Earl
< \ Cavan, Earl
\ ^Kilcoursie, Vise.
tNoRTHESK, Earl
tBELHAVEN & STEN-
TON, Baron
tFalconer, Baron
f tKlNCAP.DINE,^arZ
1 tBruce of Torry,
^ Baron
tCochrane of Dun-
donald, Baron
Charles II., 1649-85
(in exile 1649-60, but the
interim creations made
by him).
- /tBALCARRES, Ear
1051 \ tBalniel, Baron
tRoLLO, Baron
tRuTHVEN, Baron
4o
Introduction.
f Sand Wich, Earl
I Hinchingbrooke,
i66o-( Viscount
Montagu of St.
I. Neots, Baron
30rreRy, Earl
( +Aboyne, Earl
< + Gordon of
' Strathavon, Bn.
| §Masseeeexe, Vt.
\ jSLoughneagh, Bn.
( tNEWBURGH, Earl
I tKynnaird, Vise.
' tLevingstone, Bn .
1661 SCholmondelby,
Viscount
( Essex, Earl
\ Maiden, Viscount
Cardigan, Eat I
Townshend, Baron
( Carlisle, Earl
J Howard of Mor-
j peth, Viscount
^Dacre, Baron
?Drogheda, Earl
Ashley, Baron
(tBuccLEUCH, Duke
tDalkeith, Earl
Doxcaster, Earl
Scott of Tyndale,
Baron
Lucas, Baron
1664 St. Liz, Baron
Arlington, Baron
1665 $Charlemoxt, Vt.
Craven, Baron
I tDuxDOXALD, Earl
1669 < ^Cochrane of
( Paisley, Baron
c \ Arlington, Earl
107^ 1 Thetford> viscount
Clifford of Chud-
leigh, Baron
( Shaftesbury, E.
\ Cooper, Baron
( Euston, Earl
< Ipswich, Viscount
( Sudbury, Baron
Latimer, Viscount
Osborne, Baron
tOsborne, Viscount
Danby, Earl
Pinch, Baron
1675 +DUXBLANE, Vt.
( Richmond, Duke
I March, Earl
[ Settrington, Baron
Grafton, Duke
I +Lexxox, Duke
\ tDarnley, Earl
{ -rMethuen, Baron
\ $Granard, Vt.
\ iClariG\mgh., Baron
itAtholl, Marquess
tBalquhidder, Vt.
+Murray,Balvenie,
and Gask, Baron
( Burford, Earl
\ Hedington, Bn.
( tKixTORE, Earl
1677 tKeith of In-
\ verurie, Baron
1673
1674
+BreadAlbAxe
and Holland, E.
tTay and Paint-
(• j land, Viscount
077 ] tGlenorchy,
I Benederaloch,
Ormelie, and
\_ Weick, Baron
+STRATHMORE &
KlNGHORXE, E.
tLyon, Viscount
tTannadyce, Sid-
law, and Strath-
dichtie, Baron
1679 Manners of Had-
don, Baron (writ)
( Berkeley, Earl
} Dursley, Viscount
1680 ?Dowxe, Viscount
1681 +Nairxe, Baron
Nottixgham, Earl
Lumley, Baron
1682 + OUEENSBERRY, Mq.
Ossulston, Baron
I + Aberdeen, Earl
-tFormartine, Vt.
4 tHaddo, Methlic,
I Tarves, and
V Kellie, Baron
Abixgdox, Earl
Beaufort, Duke
Dartmouth, Baron
Townshend of Rayn-
ham, Vt.
\ "Weymouth, Vt.
\ Thynne, Baron
+Kinxaird, Baron
1683 Guilford, Baron
1684 St. Albaxs, Duke
?Graxard, Earl
James II., 1685-1688.
( tMelfort, Viscount
1685 < tDrummond of
' Gilstoun, Baron
Churchill (Marl-
borough), Barcn
1686 Waldegrave, Baron
C +Dunmore, Earl
I fPincastle, Vt.
1 tMurray of Blair,
\ Baron
( -tStrathallan, V.
I tDrummond of
( Cromlix, Baron
l +Melfort, Earl
coa ) +Forth, Viscount
1000 j tDrummond of
' Riccartoun, Bn.
William III.,
1 689- 1 702.
1689 Carmarthen, 3fq.
Marlborough, Earl
( Portland, Earl
I Woodstock, Vt.
( Cirencester, Baron
Lumley, Viscount
Cholmondeley, Bn.
Ashburnham, Baron
C+Mulville, Earl
&nr> ) +Kirkaldie, Vt.
1090 1 +Raith,Monymail,
C & Balwearie, Bn
1690 Scarborough, Earl
tStair, Viscount
tGlenluce and
Stranraer, Baron
tPoLWARTH, Baron
1 Km \ Villiers, Viscount
1091 \ Villiers, Baron
1694 Leeds, Duke
( Bedford, Duke
\ Tavistock, Marq.
j Devoxshire, Duke
Hartington, Marq.
+TWEEDDALE, Mq.
tGifford, Earl
tWalden, Viscount
695 Howland, Baron
?Lisbume, Vt.
?Vaughan of Fe-
thard, Baron
t Orkney, Earl
696 { tKirkwall, Vt.
tDechmont, Baron
Albemarle, Earl
Bury, Viscount
Ashford, Baron
+March (Wemyss
&M.), Earl
1697 1 +Peebles, Viscount
tDouglas of Neid-
path &c, Baron
j Coventry, Earl
( Deerhurst, Vt.
Jersey, Earl
1698 Barnard, Baron
1699 tBoyle of Kelburne
&c, Baron
tEosebery, Vt.
tPrimrose and
Dalmeny, Baron
+ Argyll, Duke
I tLorn and Kin-
tyre, Marquess
I tCampbell and
/ Cowall, Earl
tLochow and
Glenyla, Visct.
tlnveraray, Mull.
I, Morvern, and
Tirie, Baron
tLOTHIAN, Mq.
tBriene, Viscount
+Kerr of New-
bottle, Baron
!+Seafield, Earl
tReidhaven, Vt.
tOgilvy of Desk-
ford, Baron
( ?Strabane, Vt.
\ JMountcastle, Bn
1703
1700
1701
Anne,
702-1714.
1702
Marlborough, Dk
Blandford, Mq.
1703 Guernsey, Baron
Gower, Baron
Conway of Eagley.
Baron
Hervey, Baron
( Rutland, Duke
\ Granby, Marquess
( +Stair, Earl
< tDahymple, Vt.
\ tNewliston, Baron
1706
\ +Rosebery, Earl
I tlnverkeithing, Vt.
!+Glasgow, Earl .
tKelburne, Vt.
■tBoyle of Stewar-
toun &c, Baron
{tBuTE, Earl
tKingarth, Vt.
tMount Stuart,
Cumra, and
Inchmarnock,
Baron
t +Hopetoun, Earl
I tAithrie, Viscount
( tHope, Baron
+Atholl, Duke -
tTullibardine, Mq.
tStrathardle and
Strathtay, Earl
tBalquhidder,
Glenalmond, and
Glenlyon, Vt.
itGarnock, Viscount
tKilbirnie, Kings-
burn, and
v Drumry, Baron
+ Q,UEEXSBERRY
f (Buccleuch),Z>^.
tDumf riesshire , M.
I tDrumlanrig and
\ Sanquhar, Earl
I fNith, Torthor-
wald, and Ross,
I Viscount
\+Douglas of Kin-
mont &c, Baron
\ Poulett, Earl
{ Hinton, Viscount
j Cholmondeley, E.
\ Malpas, Viscount,
tMoxTEOSE, Duke
tGrahim and Bu-
chanan, Mq.
tKincardine, Earl
tDundaif, Viscount
tAberruthven,
Pintrie, and
Mugdock, Baron
tRoxBUEGnE,Z>wfce
tBowmont & Cess-
ford, Marquess
tKelso, Earl
tBroxmouth, Vt.
Peerages of Gt. Britain
and of Ireland.
I Perrers, Earl
1711 \ Tamworth, Vt.
\ Dartmouth, Earl
I Lewisham, Vt.
Boyle (of Marston),
Bar on
Hay (of Pedwar-
dine), Baron
Middletox, Baron
1712 Bathurst, Baron
( BOLIXGBROKE, Vt.
\ St. John of Lydi-
( ard Tregoze, Bn.
i Braxdox, Duke
\ Dutton, Baron
I Cox way (of Kill-
ultagh), Barcn
1707
Historic Peerage.
4i
George I.,
1714-1727.
1714 Bristol, Earl
Tankerville, Earl
Aylesford, Earl
Cobham, Baron
17115 §Newborough
(Cholmondeley), Bn.
$Brodrick, Baron
\ Perceval, Baron
SCarbery, Baron
\ Hamilton of Stack-
allan, Baron
\ Newtown-Butler,
Baron
1716 Parker of Maccles-
field, Baron
Onslow, Baron
Romney, Baron
/St. John (Boling-
broke & St. J.).
( Viscount
\ St. John of Bat-
V tersea, Baron
( Portland. Duke
\ Titchfield, Mq.
Newburgh (Chol-
mondeley), Baron
( (IMOLESWORTH, Vt.
\ §Philipstown, Bn.
\ $ Fitzwilliam, E.
\ \ Milton, Viscount
j ?Chetwynd, Vt.
1/1 ' \ ?Rathdown, Baron
i Stanhope of
< Mahon, Viscount
(. Stanhope, Baron
?Midleton, Vt.
JBoyne, Viscount
( \ Hillsborough, Vt.
J 2 Hill of Kilwarlin,
( Baron
\ Southwell, Baron
1718 Stanhope, Earl
I SAylmer of Bal-
I rath, Baron
Cadogan, Baron
Cobham, Viscount
1719 Manchester, Duke
\ $Grimston, Vt.
\ (SDunboyne, Baron
( Falmouth, Vt.
1720 I Boscawen-Rose,
( Baron
( Lymington, Vt.
\ "Wallop, Baron
t 5 Barring ton, Vt.
\ ?Barrington,i?ara/?
j 'i Gage, Viscount
( SGage, Baron
\ \ Tyrone, Viscount
I SBeresford, Baron
1721 SBessborough, Bn.
I Clifton of Bath-
more, Baron
I TORRINGTON, Vt.
\ Byng, Baron
I Macclesfield, E.
I Parker, Viscount
I Graham, Earl
1722 < Graham of Bel-
( ford, Baron
Percy (Atholl), Bn.
(writ)
1723 $ Perceval, Viscount
\ \ Kerry, Earl
\ \ Clanmaurice, Vt.
?Duncannon, Vt.
?Darnley, Viscount
Walpole of Wal-
pole, Baron
< Xing of Ockham.
1725 \ Baron
§Darnley, Earl
George II.,
1727-1760.
j $Galway, Vt.
'£' \ SKillard, Baron
1728 Hobart, Baron
Monson, Baron
(SLanesborough, Vt.
172Q I Waldegrave, E.
' y \ Chewton, Viscount
1730 Harrington, Baron
\ Ashburnham, E.
\ St. Asaph, Vt.
1733 I Castle Durrow, Bn.
SEgmont, Earl
(SDesart, Baron
Hardwicke, Baron
Talbot, Baron
*735 JBraco, Baron
1739 ?Bessborough, E.
1741 Ilchester and
Strangways, Bn.
_ ( Harrington, Earl
/4~ j Petersham, Vt. 1
Fitzwilliam of Mil-
ton, Baron
Edgcumbe, Baron
1743 Portsmouth, Earl
\ Newport (Roden),
• Baron
( ?Powerscourt,
1744 < Viscount
\ \ "Wing-field, Baron
1746 Bruce of Totten-
ham, Baron
Forteseue, Baron
Brooke, Earl
\ Gower, Earl
\ Trentham, Vt.
$Mornington, Bn.
? Tyrone, Earl
Buckinghamshire,
Earl
( Fitzwilliam, E.
\ Milton, Viscount
1747 Ilchester, Stavor-
dale, and Red-
lynch, Baron
Leinster, Viscount
( Folkestone, Vt.
\ Longford (Rad-
{ nor), Baron
1748 ?Carrick, Earl
1749 PONSONBY (Of
Sysonby), Baron
( Northumberland,
J Earl
{ "Warkworth, Bn.
1750 Vere, Baron
$Knapton, Baron
* Hertford, Earl
\ Beauchamp, Vt.
1751 \ Ashbrook, Vt.
\ \ Hillsborough, E.
\ \ Kilwarlin, Vt.
( ?Fitzmaurice, Vt.
1751 I SDunkeron, Bn.
1752 SCarysfort, Baron
Guilford, Earl
1753 ?Shelburne, Earl
\ Pollington, Baron
I Hardwicke, Earl
{ Royston, Viscount
1755 $ Jocelyn, Viscount
/§ Shannon, Earl
\ \ Boyle of Bandon,
I756( Viscount
\ Castle Martyr,
\ liar on
\ Mountmorres, Bn.
\ Russborough, Bn.
^Farnham, Baron
\ Longford, Baron
Hyde, Baron
"Walpole of Wolter-
ton, Barcn
Ilchester, Earl
?Lanesborougii, E.
Newcastle, Duke
Harwich, Baron
,_.8 j ?Sudley, Viscount
1750 \\ Saunders, Baron
\ Lisle, Baron
^Courtown, Baron
?Annesley, Baron
UFife, Earl
1759 \ '((Macduff, Vt.
"Warwick, Earl
George III.,
1 760-1820.
1760 "Wycombe of Chip-
ping Wycombe,
Baron
Sondes, Baron
?Headfort, Baron
\ Russborough, Vt.
?Mountflorence, Bn.
SMontEagle of
W estport, Baron
( \ Morning ton, E.
I ?WelIasley, Vt.
De La "Warr, E.
1701 ! Cantelupe, Vt.
i ^Kildare, Marq.
\ ?Offaly, Earl
I Spencer, Viscount
\ Spencer, Baron
Mount Stuart, Bn.
Grantham, Baron
Grosvenor, Baron
Scarsdale, Bar on
Boston, Baron
§"Winterton, Baron
1762 $Clive (of Plassey),
Baron
?Arran, Earl
i ?Courtown, Earl
\ ?Stopford, Vt.
?Headfort, Viscount
Pelham, Baron
Lovel & Holland,
Baron
Vernon of Kinder-
ton, Baron
1763 Ducie, Baron
§Milltown, Earl
1 Mountmorres, Vt.
1754 ^Kingston, Baron
1764 ?Kil worth. Baron
1765 Camden, Baron
Digby, Baron
( Radnor, Earl
I Pleydell-Bouverie,
' Baro%
I Spencer, Earl
\ Althorp, Viscount
i766§MountCasheU, Vt.
\ $Mexborough, E.
j I Polling-ton, Vt.
j (S"WlNTERTON, Earl
( STurnour, Vt.
Northumber-
land, Duke
Percy, Earl
$Bective, Earl
SGlerawly, Viscount
?Kingsborough, Vt.
\ $Clanwilliam, Vt.
\ ^Gillford, Baron
i Leinster, Duke
Sundridge, Baron
j ?Howth, Earl
1707 U St. Lawrence, Vt.
^Mulgrave, Baron
1768 ^Lifford, Baron
§Eme, Baron
?"Westport, Viscount
\ Kingston, Earl
1770 \ Arden, Baron
\ Bangor, Baron
§ Dawson, Baron
1771 Apsley, Baron
\ Sefton, Earl
?Roden, Earl
?Altamont, Earl
1772 Bathurst, Earl
i Hillsborough, E.
| Fairford, Viscount
1776 Hamilton of Hani-
bleden, Baron
Brownlow, Baron
Cardiff, Baron
Harrowby, Baron
Hawke, Baron
Foley, Baron
Ailesbury, Earl
Clarendon, Earl
?Doneraile, Baron
Cranley, Baron
QLisburne, Earl
\ Southwell, Vt.
(SDe Vesci, Viscount
§ Clan William, E.
^Enniskillen, Vt.
^Gosford, Baron
?Newborough, Bn.
?Macdonald, Bn.
^Kensington, Bn.
^Westcote, Baron
?Carlow, Viscount
?Lucan, Baron
\ Clif den, Baron
$Naas, Baron
^Templetown, Bn.
\ Massy, Baron
Mansfield (of
Notts., 1st Earl-
dom), Earl
5Clonmore, Baron
1780 Dynevor, Baron
"Walsingham, Bn.
Bagot, Baron
42
Introduction.
1780 Porchester, Baron
Southampton, Bn.
1781 $Lifford, Viscount
\ Conyngham, Bn.
\ MountCashell,
Earl
$Muskerky, Baron
§Desart, Viscount
?Eme, Viscount
^Belmore, Baron
\ Sheffield of Duna-
more, Baron
\ Bangor, Viscount
§Clifden, Viscount
§Mayo, Viscount
\ Welles, Baron
Mount Edgcumbe
and Valletort
Viscount
1782 Grantley of Mar
kenfield, Baron
Rodney, Baron
?Hood, Baron
1783 ?Harberton, Baron
'{Leitrim, Baron
\ Donoughmore, Bn
\ Sheffield of Ros-
common, Baron
?Munc aster, Baron
1784 Lovaine of Alnwick
Baron
Eliot, Baron
\ Earlsf ort, Baron
j Abergavenny, E.
\ Nevill, Viscount
SoiiERS of Evesham
Baron
Boringdon, Baron
Uxbridge, Earl
Berwick, Baron
Sherborne, Baron
( Talbot (Shrews-
J bury & TO, Earl
(ingestre, Viscount
i Grosvenor, Earl
\ Belgrave, Vt.
SLansdowne, Mq.
"Wycombe, Earl
Calne & Calstone,
Viscount
(\ Antrim, Earl
1785 < (new patent)
UDunluce, Vt.
'{Gosford, Viscount
?Doneraii.e, Vt.
\ Wicklow , Visco un t
JLoftus, Baron
'{De Montalt, Baron
'{Longford, Earl
I Po RT ARLINGTON, E.
{Mayo, Earl
1786 Stafford (Suther-
land), Marquess
{ Camden, Earl
) Bayham, Viscount
Hamilton (Aber-
corn), Viscount
I Strange, Earl
s Mmxay of Stan-
( ley, Baron
Tyrone, Baron
Carleton, Baron
Suffield, Baron
Townshend, Mq.
1788 Kenyon of Greding-
ton, Baron
Howe, Baron
Braybrooke, Baron
Amherst, Bn. (Earl
A.)
Malmesbury, Baron
1789 ?Annesley, Earl
?Enniskillen, Earl
$Erne, Earl
JCarysfort, Earl
?Clonmeil, Viscount
SWaterford, Mq.
?Downshire, Mq.
Salisbury, Mq.
Bath, Marquess
Mount Edgcumbe,
Earl
i Fortescue, Earl
\ Ebriiigton, Vt.
3 Londonderry, Bn.
$ Auckland, Baron
'{ KlLMAlNE, Baron
SCloncurry, Baron
'{Belmore, Viscount
'{Conyngham, Vt.
'{Loftus, Viscount
1790 §Glentworth, Baron
'{Clonbrock, Baron
Fisherwick, Baron
'{ Oriel, Baron
JCaledon, Baron
Verulam, Baron
Abercorn, Mq.
Gage, Baron
Beverley, Earl
1791 {Harberton, Vt.
'{Hawarden, Vt.
j ?Doxegall, Mq.
\ \ Belfast, Earl
\ Northland, Vt.
1792 Thcrlow, Baron
\ Waterpark, Baron
Mansfield (of
Middx., 2nd Earl-
dom), Earl
?Oxmantown, Bn.
1793 Auckland, Baron
Carnarvon, Earl
i Hertford, Mq.
I Yarmouth, Earl
$Bandon, Baron
\ Lei trim, Viscount
I {Desart, Earl
\ \ Castle Cuff c, Vt.
\ Wicklow, Earl
?Clonmell, Earl
? Castlestuart, Vt.
1794 5My, Earl
Bradford, Baron
Clive of Walcot, 7?//.
Curzon of Penn, Bn.
Dundas, Baron
Lyttelton of Frank-
ley, Baron
Men dip, Baron
Mulgrave, Baron
Yarborough, Baron
'{Graves of Graves-
end, Baron
{ Bridport, Baron
1795 Hood, Bn. (Visc.H.)
5 Somerton, Baron
JYelverton, Baron
1795 §Leitrim, Earl
?Lucan, Earl
\ Castlereagh, Vt.
?Bandon, Viscount
Loughborough, Bn.
( Bute, 31arquess
1796 < Windsor, Earl
(Mount joy, Vt.
Rous, Baron
Hood, Viscount
Stuart of Castle
Stuart, Baron
Stewart of
Garlies, Baron
Saltersford, Baron
Brodrick, Baron
Calthorpe, Baron
Gwydyr, Baron
Harewood, Baron
Cawdor, Baron
\ Huntingfield,2>k .
'{ Carrington, Baron
I Newark, Viscount
\ Pierrepont, Baron
\ Londonderry, Earl
?Rossmore, Baron
1797 ?Hotham, Baron
?Cremorne, Baron
JHeadley, Allan-
son, and Winn, Bn.
§Teignmouth, Bn.
Bolton, Baron
Carrington, Baron
Minto, Baron
I Lowther, Viscount
I Lowther, Baron
Lilford, Baron
Ribblesdale, Baron
Wodehouse, Baron
( (JConyngham, Earl
I jj Mount Charles,
( Viscount
(Duncan, Viscount
Duncan, Baron
$ Belmore, Earl
\ Donoughmore, Vt.
?Ferrard, Visct.
$Monck, Baron
'{Norwood, Baron
$Kilconnel, Baron
§Caledon, Viscount
?Crofton, Baron
1798 JFfrench, Baron
J '{Kenmare, Vise.
\ jCastlerosse, Bn.
! Cumberland and
Teviotdale,
Duke
$ Armagh, Earl
Eldon, Baron
'{ Henley, Baron
1800 ?Ennismore, Baron
(i Frankfort, Baron
{Langford, Baron
?De Blaquiere, Bn.
I \ DUFFERIN AND
\ Claneboye, Bn.
SHenniker, Baron
'{Ventry, Baron
(SWallscourt, Bn.
? Dunalley, Baron
\ Clanmorris, Baron
'{Radstock, Baron
1800 {Adare, Baron
\ {Bandon, Ead
\ ji Bernard, Viscount
§Norbury, Baron
i Cadogan, Earl
\ Chelsea, Viscount
'{Gardner, Baron
^Ashtown, Baron
?Clarina, Baron
SHeadfort, Mq.
?Sligo, Marquess
?Ely, Marquess
i Malmesbury, Earl
\ FitzHarris, Vt.
iClanricarde, Earl
(renewed)
SCastlestewart,
Earl
? AVONMORE, Vt.
'(•Limerick, Vt.
'{Erris, Baron
{Somerton, Vt.
\ Donoughmore, E.
'{Caledon, Eaul.
\ '{Ken mare, Earl
\ '{ Castlerosse, Vt.
Peerages of U. Kingdom
and 0/ Ireland
1801 ?Dunlo, Viscount
Loftus, Baron
Carysfort, Baron
Exeter, Mq.
Rosslyn, Earl
?Monck, Viscount
St. Vincent, Vt.
Abercromby, Baron
i Craven, Earl
\ Uffington, Vt.
{Onslow, Earl
Cranley, Viscount
( Romney, Earl
\ Marsham, Vt.
Chichester, Earl
Grey, Baron
I Wilton, Earl
\ Grey de Wilton,
' Viscount
Nelson, Baron
1802 Curzon, Viscount
Ellenborough, Bn.
Sandys, Baron
Arden, Baron
Sheffield (of
Sheffield), Baron
( Melville, Vt.
I Duneira, Baron
1803 ^Limerick, Earl
5CLANCARTY, Earl
Botetourt, Baron
confirmed by pat.
("Powis, Earl
J Clive, Viscou?it
1804/ Powis, Baron
} Herbert of Chir-
^ buiy, Baron
1805 Sidmouth, Viscount
Barham, Baron
( Nelson, Earl
< Merton of Trafal-
' gar, Viscount
1806 5 R E N I ) L E S H A M , Bn.
{Gosford, Earl
§Rosse, Earl
§NormantOn, Earl
1806 Erskixe, Baron
?Templetown, Vt.
Ardrossan, Baron
< Anson, Viscount
) Soberton, Baron
MontEagle (of
Westport), Baron
Granard, Baron
Beauchamp, Baron
Manvers, Earl
Orford, Earl
| Grey, Earl
\ Howick, Viscount
(SLorton, Viscount
Ailsa, Baron
Gardner, Baron
1807 Lonsdale, Earl
Manners, Baron
\ Catheart, Viscount
\ Greenock, Baron
1809 Hopetoun, Baron
I Harrowby, Earl
I Sandon, Viscount
j Wellington, Vt.
\ Douro, Baron
1810 JKiltarton, Ba> •on
1812 Wellington,/?.(Feb.)
Wellington,^/. (Oct.)
( Northampton,^.
< Compton, Earl
( Wilmington, Baron
I Harewood, Earl
) Lascelles, Viscount
I Mulgrave, Earl
\ Normanby, Vt.
( Camden, Marquess
] Brecknock, Earl
?Castlemaine, 'Bn.
(SDecies, Baron
I Minto, Earl
\ Melgund, Viscount
1 Wellington, Dulce
{ Douro, Marquess
Combermere, Baron
Niddry, Baron
Gordon, Viscount
Exmouth, Baron
Stewart of Stewart's
Court, Baron
Cathcart, Earl
1815 ANGLESEY.iT/ar^wm
Trench, Baron
Meldrum, Baron
Grinstead, Baron
Foxford, Baron
Churchill, Baron
Harris, Baron
Granville, Viscount
( ClIOLMONDELEY,
I Marquess
( Eocksavage, Earl
I Verulam, Earl
\ Grimston, Viscount
I Brownlow, Earl
\ Alford, Viscount
St. Germans, Earl
( Morley, Earl
\ Boringdon, Vt.
I Bradford, Earl
\ Newport, Viscount
I Beauchamp, Earl
j Elmley, Viscount
J16 \ Londonderry, Mq.
( $Ennismore and
\ Listowel, Vt.
Historic Peerage.
43
816 § Frankfort de
Montmorency, Vt
?Gort, Vucount
Hill of Almarez,
Baron ( Vt. Hill)
/ I CONYNGHAM, Mq.
) \ Mount Charles,
j Earl
' ? Slane, Viscount
( \ Sheffield, Earl
\ ?Pevensey, Vt.
\ Mount Earl, Vt.
De Grey, Earl
Exmouth, Viscount
1817 Colchester, Baron
1818 $ Garvagh, Baron
1828 Heytesbury, Baron
Bosebery, Baron
Clanwilliam, Bn
Durham, Baron
Skelmersdale, Bn.
1829 Wynford, Baron
1813
1814
George IV.,
1 820- 1 830.
1821 Hutchinson, Vt.
j Eldon, Earl
I Encombe, Viscount
Howe, Earl
( Ailesbury, Mq.
I Bruce, Earl
{ Savernake, Vt.
KER(of Kersheugh),
Baron
Minster, Baron
Ormonde, Baron
Wemyss, Baron
Si lch ester, Baron
Oriel, Baron
Eavensworth, Bn.
Delamere, Baron
Forester, Baron
Glenlyon, Baron
( Stradbroke, Earl
\ Dunwich, Viscount
Bayleigh, Baron
822 Temple of Stowe
Earl
I SKilmorey, Earl
< §Newry &Mourne,
( Viscount
( SDuNRAVEN AND
< Mount Earl, E.
' 5 Adare, Viscount
§|Listowel, Earl
,8,, j Vane, Earl
6 \ Seaham, Viscount
Clancarty, Vt.
1824 Gifford, Baron
1825 I Ormonde, Marquess
?Clanricarde, Mq.
' Bristol, Marquess
Jermyn, Earl
Somerhill, Baron
Wigan, Baron
Eanfubly, Baron
Wharncliffe, Baron
Feversham, Baron
Seaford, Baron
j Amherst, Earl
{ Holmesdale, Vt.
1827 Combermere, Vt.
Goderich, Viscount
Tenterden, Baron
Plunket, Baron
( Cawdor, Earl
\ Emlyn, Viscount
\ JNorbury, Earl
\ iSGlandine, Vt.
1828 Cowley, Baron
1826
William IV., 1830-7.
j § GuiLLAMORE, Vt.
\ ?0'Grady, Baron
l § Talbot of Mala-
< HIDE, Baron
UMalahide, Baron
( Munster, Earl
I FitzClarence, Vt.
( Tewkesbury, Bn.
Kilmarnock, Baron
Fingall, Baron
Sefton,- Baron
Clements, Baron
Ailsa, Marquess
Burlington, Earl
Cavendish of
Keighley, Ban
Kenlis, Baron
Chaworth, Baron
Dunmore, Baron
Oakley, Baron
Poltimore, Baron
Mostyn, Baron
Templemore, Baron
Camperdown, Earl
Westminster, Mq.
JEanfurly, Earl
Cloncurry, Baron
Lichfield, Earl
De Saumarez, Bn.
832 Godolphin, Baron
Stanley of Bicker-
staffe, Baron
1833 Sutherland, Duke
< Durham, Earl
\ Lambton, Viscount
Eipon, Earl
I Granville, Earl
\ Leveson, Baron
1834 Denman, Baron
?Carew, Baron
Duncannon, Baron
1835 Abinger, Baron
DeL'Isle and Dud
ley, Baron
/Canterbury, Vt.
\ Bottesford, Baron
Ashburton, Baron
Hatherton, Baron
Strafford, Baron
WORLINGHAM, Bn.
1836 Cottenham, Baron
Stratheden, Baron
JOranmore and
Browne, Baron
1837 Effingham, Earl
Portman, Baron
( Ducie, Earl
\ Moreton, Baron
Lovat, Baron
( Yarborough, Earl
\ Worsley, Baron
Bateman, Baron
Victoria, 183 7-1 901.
Premier, Vt. Melbourne.
1837 Innes, Earl
.o„n j Leicester, Earl
°67 \ Coke, Viscount
1838 Normanby, Mq.
( Lovelace, Earl
\ Ockham, Viscount
Zetland, Earl
Kintore, Baron
Eossmore, Baron
Carew, Baron
De Mauley, Baron
Wrottesley, Bn.
Sudeley, Baron
Methuen, Baron
:839 Stanley of Alder-
ley, Baron
Leigh, Baron
Wenlock, Baron
Lurgan, Baron
MONTEAGLE OF
Brandon, Baron
Seaton, Baron
841 Campbell (of St.
Andrews), Baron
Oxenfoord, Baron
( Gainsborough, E.
I Campden, Viscount
\ Noel, Baron
Vivian, Baron
Congleton, Baron
Premier, Sir E. Peel.
1842 Hill, Viscount
1845 £Dunsandle and
Clan Conal, Bn.
1846 Gough, Baron
Hardinge, Viscount
j Ellesmere, Earl
\ Brackley, Viscount
Preni.y Lord J. Eussell.
,q _ J Strafford, Earl
1047 ( Enfield, Viscount
Acheson, Baron
Dartrey, Baron
1848 Eddisbury, Baron
§Bellew. Baron
1849 Gough, Viscount
Elgin, Baron
1850 Clandeboye, Baron
Londesborough, Bn.
I Cottenham, Earl
\ Crowhurst, Vt.
1851 De Freyne, Baron
Premier, Earl of Derby.
1852 St. Leonards, Bn.
Eaglan, Baron
Prem., Vt. Palmerston.
1856 Aveland, Baron
Kenmare, Baron
Belper, Baron
§Fermoy, Baron
Talbot de Mala-
hide, Baron
Cowley, Earl
Dangan, Viscount
Ebury, Baron
Skene, Baron
1858 Chesham, Baron
1857
Premier, Earl of Derby*.
1858 Chelmsford, Baron
Churston, Baron
1859 Leconfield, Baron
Tredegar, Baron
44
Introduction.
i859EgeTtsn of Tatton,
Baron
Winton, Earl
Prem., Vt. Palmerston.
1859 Lyveden, Baron
' Dudley, Earl
, Ednam, Viscount
Brougham and
Vaux, Baron
Kinnaird, Baron
Herbert of Lea, Bn.
Westbury, Baron
I Russell, Earl
\ Amberley, Vt.
FlTZHARDINGE, Bn.
!Croji artie, Earl
Tarbat, Viscount
Castlehaven and
MacLeod, Baron
1863 Annaly, Baron
Houghton, Baron
\ Athlumxey, Baron
1864 Buckhurst, Baron
i860
1861
1871
Premier, Earl Russell.
1S66 Romilly, Baron
Northbrook, Baron
Halifax, Viscount
Meredyth, Baron
Kimberley, Earl
Kenry, Baron
Dartrey, Earl
Premier, Earl of Derby.
1866 Monck, Baron
Hartismere, Baron
Lytton, Baron
Hylton, Baron
Penrhyn, Baron
Brancepeth, Baron
1867 Cairns, Baron
Premier, Ben j. Disraeli.
1868 Kesteven, Baron
Ormathwaite, Bn.
O'Neill, Baron
Bridport, Viscount
Napier op Mag-
dala, Baron
I Eeversham, Earl
\ Helmsley, Vt.
i ?Abercorn, Duke
\ ^Hamilton, Mq.
GrORMANSTON, Baron
§Rathdonnell, Bn.
ZVem.,W.E. Gladstone.
1869 Lawrence, Baron
Dunning, Baron
Balinhard, Baron
Hare, Baron
Howard of Glos-
rop, Baron
Castletown, Baron
Acton, Baron
Robartes, Baron
Wolverton, Baron
Greville, Baron
1870 Kildare, Baron
O'Hagan, Baron
1871 Sandhurst, Baron
Burdett - Coutts,
Baroness
Ripon, Marquess
i Dufferin, Earl
\ Clandeboye, Vt.
1872 Ettrick, Baron
Selborne, Baron
1873 Breadalbane, Baron
Portman, Viscount
Somerton, Baron
AberdarE, Baron
1874 Moncreiff, Baron
Coleridge, Baron
Emly, Baron
Westminster, Duke
Cottesloe, Baron
Premier, B. Disraeli. .
(Earl of Beaconsfield)
1874 Hampton, Baron
connaught and
Strathearn,Z>A;,
Sussex, Earl
1875 Douglas (of Doug-
las), Baron
Ramsay (of Glen
mark) , Baron
I Gordon (Rich
1876] mond & G.),Dk.
[ Kinrara, Earl
Fermanagh, Baron
Abergavenny,
Marquess
Lewes, Earl
Harlech, Baron
i Wkarncliffe, E.
{ Carlton, Viscount
Alington, Baron
TOLLEMACHE, Bn.
Gerard, Baron
( Northbrook, E.
I Baring, Viscount
Sackville, Baron
1878 Norton, Baron
Cranbrook, Viscount
{ Cairns, Earl
\ Garmoyle, Vt.
1880 Shute, Baron
Bolsover, Baron
{ Lytton, Earl
) Knebworth, Vt.
Haldon, Baron
Wimborne, Baron
Ardilaun, Baron
Lathom, Earl
Lamington, Baron
( Sondes, Earl
\ Throwley, Vt.
Donington, Baron
Trevor, Baron
Prem.,W. E. Gladstone.
1880 Brabourne, Baron
ji88i Ampthill, Baron
( Albany, Duke
I Clarence, Earl
( Arklow, Baron
Tweeddale, Baron
HOWTH, Baron
Reay, Baron
Derwent, Baron
Hothfield, Baron
Tweedsiouth, Bn.
1882 Wolseley, Baron
oo j Selborne, Earl
3 ( Wolmer, Viscount
1884 Tennyson, Baron
Hampden, Viscount
1884 Strathspey-, Baron
Monk Bretton, Bn.
NORTHBOURNE, Bn.
Sudley, Bn. (E. of
Arran)
Herries, Baron
1885 Powerscourt, Bn.
NORTHINGTON, Bn.
Rothschild, Baron
Revelstoke, Baron
Monks well, Baron
J Breadalbane, Mq.
\ Ormelie, Earl
Fife, Earl
Prem., M. of Salisbury",
1885 Halsbury, Baron
{ Iddesleigh, Earl
\ St. Cyres, Viscount
Ashbourne, Baron
St. Oswald, Baron
Esher, Baron
Wolseley', Vt.
Deramore, Baron
Montagu of Beau-
lieu, Baron
Elphinstone, Bn.
Colville of Cul
ross, Baron
1886 Hillingdon, Baron
Hindlip, Baron
Grimthorpe, Baron
Prem.,W. E. Gladstone.
1886 Herschell, Bn. (in
precedence before
Bn. Hillingdon)
Stalbridge, Baron
Kensington, Bn.
Burton, Bn. (orig.)
Hamilton of Dal-
zell, Baron
Brassey-, Baron
Thring, Baron
Prem., M. of Salisbury.
1886 Cross, Viscount
Stanley of Preston,
Baron
1887 Macnaghten,
Baron (life)
Londesborough,
Earl
Raincliffe, Viscount
Bowes, Baron
Monckton, Baron
St. Levan, Baron
Magheramorne,
Baron
Basing, Baron
De Ramsey, Baron
Cheyxesmore, Bn.
Addington, Baron
1888 Knutsford, Baron
Savile, Baron
( Dufferin & Ava,
< 3Tarquess
\ Ava, Earl
,Qfin S Eife, Duke
\ Macduff, Marquess
1890 Field, Baron
1891 Iveagh, Baron
1891 Mount Stephen, Bn.
Masham, Baron
Macdonald of
Earnscliffe,
Baroness
Hambleden, Vctss.
1892 Roberts of Kanda-
har, Baron
Kelvin, Baron
Argy'll, Duke
{ York, Duke
< Inverness, Earl
( Killarney, Baron
Cromer, Baron
( Cranbrook, Earl
I Medway, Baron
Ancaster, Earl
Askcombe, Baron
Blythswood, Bn.
Crawshaw, Baron
Amherst of Hack-
ney, Baron
Newton, Baron
Dunleath, Baron
Llangattock, Bn.
{ Zetland, Mq.
\ Ronaldshay, Earl
Prem.,W. E. Gladstone.
1892 Playfair, Baron
Battersea, Baron
1893 Swansea, Baron
Farrer, Baron
Overtoun, Baron
Hawkesbury, Bn.
Stanmore, Baron
1894 Rendel, Baron
Welby', Baron
Prem., EarlofRosebery
1894 Davey, Baron (life)
1895 Peel, Viscount
t Carrington, Earl
\ Wendover, Vt.
Crewe, Earl
Loch, Baron
"Wandsworth, Bn.
Ashton, Baron
BURGHCLERE, Bn.
Historic Peerage — Peerages Extinct.
45
1897 Burton, Baron
(new patent)
1808 \ Halsbuet, Earl
y j Tiverton, Viscount
Newlands, Baron
Farquhar, Baron
Muncaster, Baron
Haliburton, Baron
SCurzon ofKedle-
STON, Baron
Kitchener of
Khartoum, Baron
1899 Cromer, Vise.
Currie, Baron
Gtlanusk, Baron
Brampton, Baron
1899 Cran worth Baron,
1899 Dorchester, Bnss.
(new creation)
Robertson, Bn (life)
1900 Northcote, Baron
Ave bury, Baron
Fife, Duke (new
patent)
Macduff, Earl
Lindley, Bn. (life)
Killanin, Bn.
O'Brien, Baron
Alverstone, Baron
Stratiicona & Mt.
Royal, Bn. (new
patent)
1900 Goschen, Viscount
I Ridley, Vise.
\ Wensleydale, Bn.
.... ("Roberts, Earl
1901 1 St. Pierre, Vise.
Edward VII., 1901.
1901 i Wales, Prince
I Chester, Earl
J Cromer, Earl
\Errington, Vise.
Milner, Baron
1902 Kitchener of
Khartoum, Vise.
Colville of
Culross, Vise.
1902 Churchill, Vise.
Milner. Vise.
Kinross, Baron
Shuttleworth,2?»
Allerton, Baron
1902 Barrymore, Baron
Grenfell, Baron
Knoll ys, Baron
Redesdale, Baron
Linlithgow, Ma.
Prem., A. J. Balfour.
1903 Burnham, Baron
Biddulph, Baron
Estcourt, Baron
Armstrong, Baron
1905 Dunedin, Baron
Selby, Visct.
Plymouth, Earl
(Bn.Ivea.gh nVtset.)
(A. J. Forbes-Keith
a Bn.)
PEERAGES EXTINCT OR DORMANT SINCE 1820.
*#* The mark f denotes a Scottish Peerage, § an Irish; * or unmarked, Imperial: ab., abeyant; dm., dormant.
The dates of creation and extinction are appended to each title. For extinct Life Baronies see under " Life Peers."
—Several of the following Peerages were held by former members of the Royal Family, and, guided by the kind
advice of Mr. Cokayne, we treat these as possessing no real surname at all. The prevailing idea that the name is
Guelph he dismisses as absurd, that having constituted the Christian name of a mediaeval Duke of Bavaria
whose sister in 1040 married the Marquess of Este, and it is from that couple that the Hanoverian line are
descended. Hence D'Este (which the Duke of Sussex adopted for his children) comes nearer to a correct name
than the above, whilst Guelph d'Este has been supplied us by another authority. But neither of these names
can hold good any later than the marriage of Queen Victoria to Albert, Prince of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and descended
from the ancient Counts of Wettin, which has changed the present line to that of " Saxony " or " Saxe-Goburg,"
and presumably made Wettin its surname if it possesses one at all— both that word and D'Este being really local
titles.
To save overcrowding, we have removed from the list the following titles every one of which is simply a different
degree of another, of the same designation and house, which still exists : Auckland Eldm. ; Bantky Eldm. ;
(Jastlemaine Vcty. ; Charlemont Eldm. ; De VESci*Bny. ; Digby E'.dm. ; Duogheda Mqte. ; Ellenborough Eldm. ;
Falmouth Eldm. ; Farnham Eldm. : Fife Bny. ; Hill Bny. ; Kingston Bny. ; Lauderdale Bny. ; Mountnorris
Eldm. ; O'Neill §Vcty. & *Eldm. ; Ravens worth Eldm. 0
Airey Bny. (Airey)x 1876-81.
Alcester Bny. (Seymour), 1882-95.
?Aldborougii Eldm. (Stratford), 1777-1875.
5 Allen "Vcty. (Allen), 1717-1845.
Alvanley Bny. (Arden), 1801-57.
Amesbury Bny. (Dundas), 1832 only.
Armstrong Bny. (Armstrong), 1887-1900. [Re-
vived 1903.]
Ashburton Bny. (Dunning), 1782-1823.
Aston Bny. (Aston), 1627-1845.
?Athlone Eldm. (Ginkel), 1692-1844.
AvDiEYBny. (Thicknesse- Touchet), 1313-1872(00.).
Barnewall Vcty. (Barnewall), 1646-1833 (dm.).
Barrogill Bny. (Sinclair), 1866-89.
\ Barrymore Eldm. (Barry), 1628-1824. [Revived
1902.]
Bavning Bny. (Powlett), 1797-1866.
Beaconsfield (pron. Beek-) Eldm. (Disraeli,
pron. Dizrayly), 1876-81. (Pronunciations as
corrected by Mr. C. Disraeli, M.P.)
Beaconsfield Vcty. (Disraeli, Lady), 1868-72.
Beresford Vcty. (Beresford), 1823-54.
Bexley Bny. (Vansittart), 1823-51.
Blachford Bny. (Bogers), 1871-89.
+Blantyre Bny. (Stuart), 1606-1900.
?Blayney Bny. (Blayney), 1621-1874 (dm.).
?Blessington Eldm. (Gardiner), 1816-29.
Bloomfield Bny. (Bloomfield), 51825 (*i87i) -79.
Bourchier Bny. (Townshend), 1342-1855 (dm.)
Bramwell Bny. (Bramwell), 1882-92.
\ Brandon Bny. (Crosbie), 1776-1832.
Breadalbane Mqte., 1st cr. (Campbell), 1831-62.
Bridgewater Eldm. (Egerton), 1617-1829.
Broughton Bny. (Hobhouse), 1851-69.
Buckingham and Chandos Dkdm. (Temple-N.-
B.-C.-Grenville), 1822-89.
QBulkeley Vcty. (Bulkeley), 1643 (*Bnv. 1874) - 1822.
SCaher Bny. (Butler), 1583-1858 (dm.).
Cambridge Dkdm., with Tipperary Eldm. and
Culloden Bny. (Roy. Fam.), 1801-1904.
St. Vincest Eldm. • Somers Eldm. ; Westm;:ath Mqte.
Canning Eldm. (Canning), 1859 (Vcty. 1828) -62.
Cardwell Vcty. (Cardwell), 1874-86.
§Carhampton Eldm. (Luttrell), 1785-1829.
Carleton Vcty. (Carleton), 1797-1825.
Carlingford Bny. ( Parkin son- For tescue), 1874-98.
Carteret Bny. (Thynne), 1784-1849.
Castlecoote Bny. (Coote), 1800-27.
Charleville Eldm. (Bury), 1806-75.
Chatham Eldm. (Pitt), 1766-1833.
Clanbrassil Bny. (Jocelyn), 1821-97.
Clare ?Eldm. (FitzGibbon), 1795 (*Bny. 1799)
-1864.
Clarence and Avondale Dkdm. (Roy. Fam.),
1890-2.
Clarence and St. Andrews Dkdm., and ?Mun-
ster Eldm. (Roy. Fam.), 1789-1837.
?Clermont Eldm. (Fortescue), 1778-1829; *Bny.
1866-87.
$ Do. Bny. (Parkinson- Fortescue), 1852-98.
Cleveland Dkdm. (Powlett), 1833-91.
Clyde Bny. (Campbell), 1858-63.
Colborne Bny. (Ridley- Colborne), 1839-54.
?Coleraine Bny. (Hanger), 1762-1824.
CoLONSAYBny. (M'Neill), 1867-74.
Compton Bny. (Townshend), 1572-1855 (ab.).
Connemara Bny. (Bourke), 1887-1902.
Cornwallis Mqte. (Cornwallis), 1792- 1823; Eldm.
1753-1852.
Cowper Eldm. (Cowper), 1718-1905 (Lucas and
+ Dingwall Bnies. remain).
+Cranstoun Bny. (Cranstoun), 1609-1869.
Cran worth Bny., older cr. (Rolfe), 1850-68.
Crewe Bny. (Crewe), 1806-94. [Revived as an
Eldm. 1895.]
Dalling and Bulwer Bny. (Bulwer), 1871-2.
Dawnay Bny. (Dawnay), 1796-1832.
De Dunstanville Bny. (Basset), 1796-1835.
De Freyne Bny. older cr. (French), 1839-56.
DeMontalt Eldm. (Maude), 1886-1905 (jj Ha war-
den Vcty. remains) .
46
Introduction.
Bny.
De Tabley Bny. ( Warren), 1826-95.
Dinorben Bny. {Hughes), 1831-52.
Dorchester Bny. older cr. (Carleton), 1786-1897.
Dorset Dkdm. (Sackville), 1720-1843.
Douglas of Douglas Bny. {Douglas), 1790-1857.
Dover Bny. {Agar -Ellis), 1831-99. [Clifden.]
?Downes Bny. [Burgh), 1822-64.
? Do. Do. (De Burgh), 1822-63.
Dudley Eldm., older cr. ( Ward), 1827-33.
tDuFFUS Bny. (Sutherland- Dunbar), 1650-1876
(under attainder 1715-1826).
Dunfermline Bny. (Abercomby), 1839-68.
?Dungannon Vcty. (Hill- Trevor), 1765-1862.
SEardley Bny. (Eardley), 1789-1824.
Edinburgh Dkdm. (Roy. Fam.), 1866-1900.
Egremont Eldm. ( Wyndham), 1749-1845.
Elphinstone Bny. (Elf Must one), 1859-60. [Re-
vived 1885 ; tBny. remains.]
Ennishowen and Carrickfergus
(Chichester), 1841-83. [Donegall.]
Eversley Vcty. (Shatv-Lefevre), 1857-88.
Farnborough Bny. (Long), 1826-38.
Do. Do. ( May), 1886 only.
Ferrers of Chartley Bny. (Townshend), 1299-
1855 (dm.).
FitzGerald andVeseyBuv. ( Vesey-FitzGerald),
? FitzGerald 1826-60, *Vesey 1835-43.
Fitzhardinge Eldm. (Berkeley), 1841-57. [An
offshoot from Berkeley Eldm.]
Fitzwalter Bny. (Bridges), 1868-75.
Furnival Bny. ( Talbot), 1839-49.
Gambier Bny. ( Gambier), 1807-33.
Gardner Bny. (Gardner), 1806 (?i8oo)-83 (dm.).
Glastonbury Bny. (Grenville), 1793-1826.
$Glenbervie Bny. (Douglas), 1800-23.
Glenelg Bny. ( Grant), 1835-66.
$Glengall Eldm. (Butler), 1816-58.
Gloucester and Edinburgh Dkdm. and § Con-
naught Eldm. (Roy. Fam.), 1764-1834.
+Gordon Dkdm. (Gordon), older cr. 1684-1836.
Grenville Bny. (Grenville), 1790-1834.
Grey de Radcliffe Bny. (Egerton), 1875-85.
Hamilton Bny. (Hamilton), 1831-68. [Belhaven.]
Hammond Bny. (Hammond,), 1874-90.
Hampden Vcty., older cr. (Trevor), 1776-1824.
Hanmer Bny. (Hanmer), 1872-81.
Harborough Eldm. (Sherard), 1719-1859.
Harcourt Eldm. (Harcourt), 1749-1830.
?Hartland Bny. (Mahon), 1800-45.
Hastings Mqte. (Rawdon- Hastings), 1816-68.
Hatherley Bny. (Page- Wood), 1868-81.
Hobhouse Bny. (Holjhouse), 1885-1904.
Holland Bny. (Fox), 1763-1859.
Hood of Avalon Bny. (Hood), 1892-1901.
Howden Bny. ( Caradoc), 1831 ({ l8ig)-73.
Hunsdon Bny. (Cary), 1830-84.
Hutchinson (Bny. (Hutchinson), 1801-32.
Inverness Dkdm. (Underwood), 1840-73.
Keane Bny. (Keanc), 1839-1901. [1867.
Keith Vcty. (Elphinstone), 1814-23 ; \ Bny., 1797-
Kelhead Bny. (Douglas), 1893-4.
tKiCNMURE Vcty. (Gordon), 1633-1847 (dm.).
Kent and Strathearn Dkdm. and § Dublin
Eldm. (Roy. Fam), 1799-1820.
^Kilkenny Eldm. (Butler), 1793-1846.
KiLWARDENVcty. (Wolfe), 1800-30.
Kingsdown Bny. (Leigh). 1858-67.
■(■Kirkcudbright Bny. (M'Clellan), 1633-1832.
Knightley Bny. (Kniqhtley), 1892-5.
Lake Vcty. (Lake), 1807-48.
?Landaff Eldm. (Mathew), 1797-1833 (dm.).
Lanerton Bny. (Howard), 1873-80.
Langdale Bny. (Bickersteth), 1836-51.
Leicester Eldm., one of the older creations
(Townshend), 1784-1855.
Leighton Bny. (Leighton), 1896 only.
Lingen Bny. (Lingen), 1885-1905.
Lisgar Bny. ( Young), 1870-6.
I Lismore Vcty. ( 0' Callaghan),i8o6 (*Bny.i838) -98.
Liverpool Eldm. (Jenkinson), 1796-1851.
Llanover Bny. (Hall), 1859-67.
? Ludlow Eldm. (Ludlow), 1831 (Bny. ? 1755,
* 1831 )-42.
$Lyndhurst Bny. ( Copley), 1817-63.
Lynedoch Bny. (Graham), 1814-43.
Lyons Vcty. (Lyons), 1881 (Bny. i8s6)-87.
Macaulay Bny. (Macaulay), 1857-9.
Malcolm of Poltalloch Bny. (Malcolm), 1896-
1902.
Marjoribanks Bny. (Robertson), 1873 only.
\ Maryborough Bny. ( Pole - T. - L. - Wellesley),
1821-63.
Maynard Vcty. ( Maynard), i766($Bny. i62o)-i865.
\ Melbourne Vcty. (Lamb), 1781 (*Bny. i8i5)-i853.
Melrose Bny. [Hamilton), 1827-58.
Metcalfe Bny. (Metcalfe), 1845-6.
Milford Bny. (Philipps), 1776-1823; 2nd cr.
1847-57-
SMilltown Eldm. (Leeson), 1763-1891 (dm.).
Montagu Bny. (Montagu), 1770-1845.
Montford Bny. (Bromley), 1741-1851.
*Moore, Bny. (Moore), 1801-1902. [Drogheda.]
\ Mount Sandford Bny. (Sandford), 1800-46.
Mount Temple Bny. (Cowper-Temple), 1880-8.
?Netterville Vcty. (Netterville), 1622-1882.
IjNewcomen Vcty. (Newcomen), 1803-25.
North wick Bny. (Rushout), 1797-1887.
Nugent Bny. (Nugent), 1800-50.
Ongley Bny. (Henley- Ongley), 1770-1877.
^Ormonde Mqte. (Butler), 1816 (*Butler Bny.
1801) -20. [Revived 1825; *Bny. 1821.]
Ossington Vcty. (Denison), 1872-3.
Overstone Bny. (Loyd), 1850-83.
Oxenbridge Vcty. (Monson), 1886-98.
Oxford Eldm. (Harley), 1711-1853.
?Palmerston Vcty. (Temple), 1722-1865.
Panmure Bny. (Maule-Ramsay), 1831-74.
Pauncefote Bny. (Pauncefote, 1899-1902.
Penzance Bny. ( Wilde), 1869-99.
Pirbright Bny. (De Worms), 1895-1903.
Plymouth Eldm. ( Windsor), 1682-1843. [Revd.
1905]
Pomfret Eldm. (Fermor), 1721-1867.
PoNSONB\-(of Imokilly) Bny. (Ponsonby), i8o6-65.
tPoRTMORE Eldm. (Colyear), 1703-1835.
Prudhoe Bny. (Percy), 1816-65.
§Rancliffe Bny. (Parkyns), 1795-1850.
?Ranelagh Vcty. (Jones), 1628-1885.
^Rathdowne Eldm. (Moiick), 1822-48.
Redesdale Eldm. (Freeman-Mitford), 1877 (Bny.
1802) -86. [Revived 1902.]
Rivers Bny. (Pitt), 1776-1828; Do. (Pitt Rivers),
SRiversdale Bny. (Tonson), 1783-1861. [1802-80
Rochford Eldm. (Nassau), 1695-1830.
SRokeby Bny. (Montagu-Robinson), 1777-1883.
Rolle Bny. (Rolle), 1796-1842.
Rookwood Bny. (Sehvin-Ibbetson), 1892-1902.
^Roscommon Eldm. (Dillon), 1622-1850.
Ross Bny. (Boyle), 1815-90.
Rossie Bny. (Kinnaird), 1831-78.
Rowton Bny. (Lowry-Corry), 1880-1903.
5 St. Helens Bny. (Fitz Herbert), 1791 (*i8oi)-i839.
St. Helier Bny. (Jeune), 1905 (3 mos.).
St. Maur Eldm. (St. Maur), 1863-85.
Sandford Bny. (Sandford), 1891-3.
+Selkirk Eldm. (Douglas), i646-i8S5(dm.)
Selsey Bny. (Selsey), 1794-1838.
Shand Bny. (Shand) 1892-1904.
Sherbrooke Vcty. (Lowe), 1880-92.
Solway Bny. (Douglas), 1831-7.
Peerages Extinct — The Privy Council. 47
+SOMEEVILLE Bny. (Somerville), 1430-1870 (dm.).
Stawel Bny. (Legge), 1760-1820.
Stowell Bny. (Scott), 1821-36.
Strangford Vcty. (Smythe), 1628 (*Penshttest
Bny. 1825) -1869.
Stratford de Eedcliffe Vctv. (Canning), 1852-
80.
Steathnaien Bny. (Rose), 1866-85.
Strathspey Bny. (Ogilvie- Grant), 1858-84.
Stuart de DEciEsBny. (Villiers-Stuart), 1830-74
(dm.).
Stuaet de Rothesay Bny. (Stuart), 1828-45.
Sussex Dkdm. and Inverness Eldm. (Roy.
Fam.), 1801-34.
■ Sydenham Bny. (Thomson), 1840-1.
Sydney Eldm. (Townshend) , 1874 (Bny. 1783)-go.
Tadcaster Bny. ( O'Brien), 1826-46.
BTara Bny. (Preston), 1800-21.
Taunton Bny. (Labouchere) , 1859-69
Thanet Eldm. (Tufton), 1628-1849.
?Thomond Mqte. (O'Brien), 1800 (*Bny. 180O-55.
+Teaquair Eldm. (Stuart), 1683-1861 (dm.).
Teueo Bny. ( Wilde), 1850-99.
?Tyeawley Bny. (Cuff), 1797-1821.
?Tyrconnell Eldm. (Carpenter), 1761-1853.
Wallace Bny. ( Wallace), 1828-44.
Wantage Bny. (Loyd-Lindsay), 1885-1901.
Waerington Eldm. (Grey), 1769-1883.
Waveney Bny. (Adair), 1873-86.
2Wellesley Mqte. (Wellesley), 1799-1842.
Wenlogk Bny. (Lawley), 1831-2. [Revived 1839.]
Wenman Bny. ( Wykeham), 1834-70.
Wensleydale Bny. ( Parke), 1856-68. [Revived
1900.]
Western Bny. ( Western), 1833-44.
Whitwoeth Eldm. (Whitworth), 1815 (§Bny.
i8oo)-25.
Winmarleigh Bny. (Wilson- Patten), 1874-92.
York and Albany Dkdm. and \ Ulster Eldm.
(Roy. Fam.), 1784-1827. TYork revived 1892,
Albany 1881, *Ulster 1866-1900.]
THE PRIVY COUNCIL.
This dignified and at least nominally important body is a council of state appointed
and periodically held by the Sovereign to concert matters for the public welfare. Its
proceedings, however, are not published, and, except in the rare instances of a general
gathering, only the few members specially summoned give their attendance at its
meetings, so that, to all but perhaps half-a-dozen, the membership is for the most part
an honourable sinecure, A Privy Councillor is chosen at the Sovereign's will, and no
patent is necessary ; the required oath once taken he becomes a Councillor for life or
for the life of the Sovereign, though subject to removal or resignation. The number,
which at the first was only about 12, is now indefinite : at present there are some 250 in
the Council of Great Britain and 60 in that of Ireland (but 18 of these are members
of both). On the accession of a new Sovereign it must be reconstituted, or newly
sworn in, within six months, and any member who does not present himself for
re-swearing within that time forfeits his membership, though not the style of "Rt.
Hon." The Lord President of the Council is chairman of the British Council, and the
Lord Lieutenant of the Irish. The duties of these, or rather of the former, are defined
j as "to attend the Sovereign's person, to manage the debates in Council, to propose
' matters from the Sovereign," and report the issue. The Sovereign with its advice
can dissolve or prorogue Parliament, and in some urgent cases he can issue proclama-
tions and enforce them by pains and penalties. The Judicial Committee of the Privy
Council is open to the attendance of any member possessing due legal qualifications, but
only those usually attend who hold or have held high appointments in the law. The
former judicial functions of the entire Council are exercised by this Committee, whilst
its administrative duties are transferred to other state departments. Some of the
Colonial Judges have been recently added to this Committee.
As noted above, there is a distinct Council for Ireland, though Scotland is content to
participate in the larger and more important one, the former being concerned solely with
Irish affairs. The members of both Councils range down from the first Prince of the
Blood Royal to private gentlemen possessing no title except the dignified one of " Right
Honourable," which is conferred by the membership itself. This title unfortunately has
other applications, so that in the case of Peers there is no way of specifying their
position as Councillors except by the added letters " P. C; " and " Right Honourable"
must not be substituted for the higher titles of "Most Honourable " or "His Grace."
The two lists of members as presented in the Almanack are arranged in accordance
with the official roll, which follows strictly the Table of Precedence, and those wishing
to familiarise themselves with that table may find interest in tracing out the observance
of its laws as there displayed. Thus after the Royal members, Archbishops, and highest
officials there come the Dukes of England, then two of Scotland (Buccleuch and Argyll,
whose older title is Scottish), next two of Great Britain (Portland and Northumberland),
and then one of the United Kingdom (Fife). The Marquesses follow on the same system.
Next come the Earls, headed by two Household officials, and followed by younger sons
of Dukes ; next the Viscounts, with an Earl's eldest son ; the Marquesses' younger sons ;
the Bishop of London {ex officio, as are the Archbishops) ; the Barons ; the Speaker ;
Secretaries of State who are commoners, amongst whom is one Viscount's eldest son ;
48
Introduction.
Earls' younger sons ; and now the Table of Precedency reaches the grade of the Privy
Council itself, from which point all distinctions are disregarded — Baronets, Knights,
and lay members — and the names proceed in order of seniority alone. Thus, while
recognising the scientific merits of an arrangement by precedence, we here submit for
practical use a list in alphabetical order. Where no initial precedes the date of entry
the member belongs to the Council of Great Britain ; an /. denotes that of Ireland ;
and G. B. & I. marks membership of both. It is noticeable that in the official
list the members are termed Privy Counselors, which is correct in view of the wise
counsel they are supposed to give ; out they are equally Councilors as being members of
a Council. The Coronation robe of a Privy Councillor is a blue satin dress and cloak.
Lord President of the Council, The Marquess of Londonderry, e.g., g.c.v.o.
President of Irish Council, H.E. The Lord Lieutenant, Earl of Dudley, g.m.p,
Senior Member, The Duke of Rutland, e.g.
L 1887
io ; I. 1891
1 goo
1880
...I. 1903
.. L 1897
1875
G.B. 1885
Abercorn, Duke of, k.g.
Aberdeen, Earl of, g.c.m.g.
Acland, Arthur H. Dyke
A Her ton, Lord. . . . G. B. 18
Alverstone, Lord, g.c.m.g.
Ancaster, Earl of
Andrews, Thomas
Andrews, William D
Argyll, Duke of, k.t
Ashbourne, Lord ..1. 1877
Ashcombe, Lord 1880
Ashley, Hon. Evelyn M 1891
Asquith, Herbert Hy., k.c 1892
Atkinson John, k.c 1. 1892
Avebury, Lord 1890
Balfour, Arthur J., G. B. 1885 ; I. 18S7
Balfour, Gerald W., I.1895 : G.B. 1900
Balfour of Burleigh, Lord, k.t. . 1892
Baunerman (Campbell-), Sir Hy.,
g.c.b G.B. 1884 ; I. 1885
Barnes, Sir Jno. Gorell 1905
Barrymore, Lord I. 1896
Barton, Hon. Sir Edmund, k.c ,
G.C.M.G I9OI
Beach (Hicks-), Sir Michael E.,
Bt G.B. & I. 1874
Belmore, Earl of I. 1867
Belper, Lord 1895
Bertie, Hon. Sir Fras. L, k.c b. 1903
Bond, Hon. Sir Robt., k.c.m.g. . . 1902
Bonser, Sir Jno. W 1901
Booth, Charles 1904
Brackenbury, Gen. Sir Henry,
1504
Brampton, Lord 1899
Breadalbane, Marq. of, k.g. .... 1880
Brodrick, Hon. AVm. St. John F. 1897
Brownlow, Earl 1887
Bruce, Sir Gainsford 1904
Bruce, Sir Henry H„ Bt I. 1889
Bruen, Henry I. 1880
Bryce, J ames 1892
Bucclcuch, Duks of, k.g., k.t. .. 1901
Buller, Gen. Sir Redvers H.,
g.c.b 1. 1887
Burghclere, Lord 1892
Cadogan, Earl, k.g
Campbell, Jas. Alex
Canterbury, Archbp. of
Carrington, Earl, g.c.m.g
Carson, Sir Edwd. II., k.c I.
Cartwright, Sir Richard J.,
G.C.M.G
Cassel, Sir Ernest, k.c.m.g
Cawdor, Earl
Chamberlain, Joseph
Chamberlain, J. Austen 1902
Chaplin, Henry 1835
1 Charles, Sir Arthur 1903
j Chatterton, Hedges E I. 1867
Chesham, Lord, k.c.b 1901
I Chesterfield, Earl of 1894
Cholmondeley, Marq. of 1901
'. Christian, H.R.H. Prince, k.g. 1894
j Clarendon, Earl of, g.c.b 1900
Cloabrock, Lord, k.p I. 1898
Cohen, Arthur, k.c 1905
Collings, Jesse 1892
Collins, Sir Richd. Henn 1897
Colomb, Sir James, k.c.m.g. ..I. 1903
Connaught, H.B.H. Duke of
G.B. 1871 ; I. 1900
Cork & Orrery, Earl of, k.p. . . 1866
Couch, Sir Richd 187s
Courtney, Leonard H 1889
Coventry, Earl of 1877
Cranbrook, Earl of, g.c.s.i 1866
Crewe, Earl of 1892
Cromer, Earl of, g.c.b 1900
Cross, Vis3., g.c.b 1874
Crossley, Sir Savile B., Bt 1902
Currie, Lord, g.c.b 1894
Curzon of Eedleston, Lord,
G.M.s.i 1895
Darley, Sir F. M„ g.c.m.g 1905
Dartmouth, Earl of 1885
Davey, Lord 1893
Day, Sir Jno. Chas 1902
Derby, Earl of, k.g 1878
De Villiers,Hon.Sir J ohn Henry,
k.c.m.g 1897
Devonshire, D. of, k.g.
G.B. 1866 ; I. 1871
Dickson, Chas. Scott, k.c 1903
Dickson, Thos. A I. 1893
Dilke, Sir Chas. W., Bt 1882
Dimsdale, Sir Joseph C, Bt.,
1885
1893
1903
1902
i9°5
Dixon, Sit Danl., Bt I. 1902
Dorington, Sir Jno., Bt 1902
Douglas (Akers-), Aretas
Ducie, Earl of 1859
Dudley, Earl of, g.m.p 1902
Duff (Grant-), Sir Mountstuart
E., g.c.s.i. . i83o
Dunedin, Lord 1896
Dunravcn & Mount Earl, Earl
of . k p I. 1899
Durand.Sir H.Mortimer.c.c.M.G. 1901
Dyke, Sir William Hart, Bt.
G.B. 1880; I. 1885
Edwards, Lt.-Col. Sir Fleetwood
Isham, g.c.v.o 1895
Egerton, Sir Edwin Hy., g.c.m.g. 1904
Elgin & Eincardine, E. of, k.g. 1886
Elliot, Hon.Sir Henry G., g.c.b. 1867
Erne, Earl of, k.p 1902
Falkiner, Sir Fredk. R,, k.c.T.
Fane (Ponsonby-), Hon. Sir
Spencer C. B., g.c.b
Fellowes, Hon. Ailwyn Edwd . .
Fergusson, Sir Jas., Bt., g.c.s.i.
Field, Lord
Fife, Duke of, k.t
Finch, Geo. Hy
Fingall, Earl of I.
Finlay, Sir R. B., g.c.m.g., k.c.
FitzGibbon, Gerald. . 1. 1879; G.B.
Fletcher (Aubrey-), Sir Henry,
Bt., c.b
Foljambe, Fras. J. Savile
Forrest, Hon. Sir John, g.c.m.g.
Forster (Arnold-), Hugh D
Fowler, Sir Henry H., g.c.s.i. ..
Fry, Sir Edward
Fry, Lewis
Gibson, John G I.
Gladstone, Herbert J
Goldie, Sir George D. T., k.c.m.g.
Gorst, Sir John E., k.c
Goschen, Vise
Goschen, Sir Wm. Edwd.,
G. C.V. o
Grenfell, Lord, g.c.b
Grey, Sir Edwd., Bt
Griffith, Hon. Sir Samuel W.,
g.c.m.g
Haldane, Richd. B
Ilalsbury. Earl of (Ld. Chanc.)
Halsey, Thos. Fredk
Hamilton, Ld. George F
Hardinge, Hon. Sir Chas. H.
K.C.M.G
Hardy (Cozens ), Sir Herb. II.. .
Harrel, Sir David, k.c.b I.
Hay (Dalrympie-), Adm. Sir
Jno. C, Bt., g.c.b
Hayter, Sir Arthur D., Bt
Hemphill, Chas. Hare, k.c. ..I.
Heneage, Lord
Hertford, Marq. of
Hibb?rt, Sir Jno. T., k.c.b
Hill, Lord Arthur W
Hime, Lt.-Col. Hon. Sir Albt.
H. , k.c.m.g
Hobhouse, Henry
Hogg, Jonathan I.
Holmes, Hugh I.
Hood (F. -Acland-), Sir Alex., Bt.
Huutly, Marq. of
Chester, Earl of
James of Hereford, Lord
Jeffreys, Arth. F
Jersey, Earl of, g.c.b
Johnson, Wm. Moore I.
1890
The Privy Council — The Baronetage.
49
Kelvin, Lord, c.c.v.o., f.k.s 1902
Kennaway, Sir John H., Bt. ... 1897
Kenny, Wm. (Justice) T. 1902
Kenrick, William 1899
Kingston, Hon. Charles C, k.c. 1897
Kintore, Earl of, g.c.m.g 1886
Knox, Sir Ralph II., k.c.b 1903
Knutsford, Vise, g.c.m.g 1885
Lansdowne, Marq. of, k.g 1895
Lascelles, Sir Frank C. , g. c. b. . . 1894
Laurier, Hon. Sir Wilfrid, k.c,
g.c.m.g 1C97
Lefevre (Shaw-), Geo. J 1880
Lennox (Gordon-), Ld. Walter C. 1891
Leven and Melville, Earl of 1902
Lindley, Lord 1881
Linlithgow, Marq. of, k.t 1895
Lister, Lord, f.r.s 1902
Llandaff, Vise 1886
London, Bishop of 1901
Londonderry, Marq. of, k.g.
G.B. 1886 ; I. 1892
Long, Walter H... G.B. 1895; I. 1905
Lopes, Sir L. Massey, Bt 1885
Lowther, Jas. Wm 1898
Lyall, Sir Alfred, g.c.i.e 1902
Lyttelton, Hon. Alfred, k.c 1903
Macartney, Wm. O. E 1900
Macdonald, Sir John H. A., k.c.b. 1883
MaeDonnell, Sir Antony P„
g.c.s.i G.B. 1902; I. 1903
Macnaghten, Lord 1887
Madden, Dodgson H I. 1889
Malet, Sir Edwd. B., Bt., g.c.b. 1885
Mansfield, Earl of 1905
Marlborough, Duke of 1899
Mathew, Sir Jas. C 1901
Maxwell, Sir Herbt. E., Bt 1897
Mayo, Earl of I. 1900
Meath, Earl of I. 1887
Mellor, Jno. Wm., k.c 1886
Milner, Vise, g.c.b 1901
Milner, Sir Frederick G., Bt. . . 1900
Minto, Earl of, g.c.m.g 1902
Monson,Hon.SirE.J.,Bt.,G.c.B. 1893
Morley, Arnold 1892
Morley, John G.B. & I. 1886
Mount Edgoumbe, Earl of,
g.c.v.o 1879
Nelson, Hon. Sir Hugh M.,
K.C.M.G 1897
Nicolson, Sir Arthur, Bt., k.c.b. 1905
Norfolk, Duke of, k.g 1893
North, Sir Ford 1900
Northumberland, Duke of, k.g. 1874
O'Brien, Lord .. I: i838
O'Conor, Sir Nicholas R., c.c.b. 1896
O'Conor Don,The(C.O.O'Conor)I. 1881
Onslow, Earl of, g.c.m.g 1903
Ormonde, Marq. of, k.p I. 1902
Otway, Sir Arthur J., Bt 1885
Paget, Sir Richd. H., Bt 1895
Palles, Christopher. .1. 1872; G.B. 1892
Pearson (Ld.), Sir Chas. J 1891
Peel, Vise 1884
Peel, Sir Fredk., k.c.m.g 1857
Pembroke & Montgomery, E. of,
G.c.v.o 1893
Pirrie, Wm. Jas I. 1897
Plunkett, Hon. Sir Fras. R.,
G.C.B 1901
Plunkett, Hon. Sir Horace C,
k.c.v.o I. 1897
Poltimore, Lord 1872
Porter, Sir Andrew M., Bt. . . .1. 1883
Portland, Duke of, k.g 1886
Probyn, Gen. Sir Dighton M.,
g.c.b.,
Ranfurly, Earl of, g.c.m.g I
Rathmore, Lord
Rayleigh, Lord, o.m
Reid, Hon. George H
Revelstoke, Lord
Ribblesdale, Lord
Ridgeway, Sir J.West.G.c.M.G. I
Ripon, Marq. of, k.g
Ritchie, Chas. Thomson 1886
Roberts, Fd.-Mrsh. Earl, k.g.,
k.p., IJC I. 1895; G.B. 1901
Robertson, Lord 1888
Robinson, Sir Hy. Aug., k.c.b. I. 1902
Romer, Sir Robert, g.c.b 1899
Rosebery, Earl of, k.g., k.t i83i
Ross, John (Justice) I. 1902
Rothschild, Lord, g.c.v.o 1902
Round, James 1902
Rumbold, Sir Horace, Bt., g.c.b. 1896
"Rutland, Duke of, k.g 1852
Salisbury, Marq. of, c.b 1903
Saunderson, Col. Edwd. Jas. . . 1899
Scoble, Sir Andrew R., k.c.s.i. 1901
Scott, Sir Chas. Stewart, g.c.b. 1898
Seddon, Hon. Richd. J 1897
Selborne, Earl of, g.c.m.g 1900
Selby, Vise 1895
Shuttleworth, Lord 1886
Sinclair, Thomas I. 1896
Slaney (Kenyon-), Col. Wm. S. 1904
Smith, Jas. Parker 1904
Somerset, Lord Henry R. C. . . 1874
Spencer, Earl, k.g 1859
Spencer, Hon. Chas. Robt 1892
Sprigg.Hon. Sir John G., g.c.m.g. 1897
Stalbridge, Lord 1872
Stanley, Lord i9°3
Stirling, Sir James 1900
Strong, Sir Samuel Henry 1897
Sudeley, Lord 1886
Suffield, Lord, g.c.v.o 1886
Talbot, Jno. Gilbert 1897
Taschereau, Hon. Sir Henri
E., k.c 1904
Tennyson, Lord, g.c.m.g 1903
Thornton, Sir Edward, g.c.b. . . 1871
Thurlow, Lord 1886
Trevelyan, Sir George Otto, Bt.
G.B. & I. 1882
Turner.Hon. Sir George,K.c.M.c. 1897
Tweedmouth, Lord 1886
Waldegrave, Earl 1897
1901 Wales, H.R.H. Prince of, k.g.
I9°S I &c G.B. 1894 ; I. 1897
1880 ! Walker, Samuel I. 1883
Walrond, Sir Wm. H., Bart. .. 1899
Way, Hon. Sir Samuel Jas., Bart. 1897
Wenlock, Lord, g.c.s.i 1901
West, Sir Algernon E., g.c.b. . . 1894
Westmeath, Earl of . I. 1902
Wharton, John LI 1897
Whiteway, Hon. Sir William V.,
k.c.m.g 1897
Williams, Sir Roland L. B. V. 1897
Wilson, Sir Arthur, k.c.i.e 1902
Windsor, Lord 1891
Wodehouse, Edmond R 1398
Wolff, Sir H. Drummond, g.c.b. 1883
Wolseley, Fd.-Marsh. Vise.,
k.p., 1. 1890
Wortley (Stuart-), Chas. B., k.c. 1896
Wrench, Fredk. W I. 1902
Wyndham, George, 1. 1900 ; G.B. 1902
Yar borough, Earl of 1890
York, Archbp. of 1891
"Soung (Lord), George 1872
Young, John I. 1880
Zetland, Marq. of, k.t 1889
1905
1897
1902
1863
Noel, Hon. Gerard J 1874
Clerk of the Council — Gt. Brit., Almeric W. FitzRoy ; IrcL, Sir Jas. B. Dougherty, c.i
Dep. Clk. Gt. Brit., Jas. H. Harrison, M.v.o. Registrar, Edwd. Stanley Hope, c.B.
THE BARONETAGE.
General Remarks.— This degree is often accounted the lowest grade of the major
' nobility, and, as was noticed under "Barons," its title grew out of a lower division of
that rank of nobles. We meet with the phrase " Barones et Baronetti " so early as 1321,
in the reign of Edward the Second, whilst his successor in 1340 by letters patent made
an hereditary Baronet of William de la Pole. " Other Baronetcies," says Mr. Pixley in
his very informing work, ' History of the Baronetage,' " were similarly created, . . .
but, with the exception of a few cases in Ireland, the dignity had not been regularly
hereditary, and long before the reign of James the First it had become practically
unknown." The term was often confused, even officially, with that of "Banneret," so
that in the case of Sir Ralph Fane, who was awarded the "dignitas Baronetti" by
Edward the Sixth, it is doubtful which of the two honours was really designed, and
practically evident that at most it was not a Baronetcy of the present form. As re-
started under James the First in 161 1 the degree became, as it is now, a rank inter-
mediate between the Peerage proper and the Knightage. It is linked, with the nobility
P
Introduction.
by virtue of its being hereditary and being conferred by patent alone, the early patents
having closely resembled those of Barons ; but in other respects it has strongly the
appearance of a specialised order of Knighthood —by its designation "Sir," its non-
membership of the House of Lords and non-participation in the election of Represen-
tative Peers in Scotland and Ireland, and its ranking in the scale of precedence below
the Privy Council, Knights of the Garter, and even the old Knights Bannerets Royal.
It has no political privileges attached, and consequently there are at present scarcely
any means, as there are with Peers, for ascertaining the correct succession, the con-
sequence being that spurious, not to say fraudulent, assumptions of baronetcies are
cropping up and pestering us year after year. (See the paragraph on " Claimant
Baronets " facing the Preface.) Every Baronet created since 1783 is required to register
his pedigree and to receive a certificate from one of the Colleges of Arms. In the year
16 1 2 five new privileges were granted, of which one was the right for every Baronet
thereafter to claim knighthood, and for his eldest son (following feudal custom) to do
the same. This last clause was distinctly specified in the terms of all patents issued up
\ to 1827, and King James at the outset made a rule of knighting all heirs apparent ; in
: later days we have had fitful revivals of the custom in 1835, 1865, and in the case of a
son of Sir James L. Cotter in 1874 ; but other applications have proved unsuccessful,
it is said, from defects in the patents of baronetcy. The dignity, in all the three
Kingdoms, was instituted at first as a means of raising money, though other objects were
held out. The recipients, who were to be limited in number, were to be gentlemen
(armigeri) "of good birth and fortune," possessed of not less than a thousand pounds
per annum clear, and in case of war they were to occupy posts of honour near to the
royal standard. The rank has been greatly enlarged both as to actual numbers and
lowering of the qualifications, whilst the money payment has wholly ceased, though,
to preserve the ancient form of warrant, a tally is struck at the Exchequer and handed
to the new Baronet by way of receipt. An instance is recorded of the grant of a baronetcy
to a female— Dame Mary Bolles, of Osberton, Notts. (1635, in the Scottish Baronetage),
and it is stated that this is not quite the only one, whilst under "Descent of Peers" we
have observed that in some patents the succession is allowed to follow through a female
parent, or, we may add, an earlier ancestor. Nearly one-sixth of the present number
of Baronets enjoy Peerages, six being Dukes. A Baronet has no coronet or robes, and in
the English and Irish divisions no badge whatever beyond the device of "the bloody hand
of Ulster " to be charged upon his coat of arms : see upon this point, as also upon the
succession of Baronets, two passages on pages 7, 8. Early in the late reign an effort was
made by the whole body of Baronets (see Broun's ' Baronetage ') to obtain some further
distinctive marks ; it was ineffectual — it is stated, because " too much was asked ; " but
the recently founded "Standing Council of the Baronetage" (to whom we are under
considerable obligations in the revision of this section) includes this among its aims,
which seek to vindicate the claims of the Baronetage generally, to "clear it of all
resemblance to Knighthood," and to protect the rank against spurious assumptions.*
When there are two or more Baronets of the same surname it is customary to
distinguish them by appending the name of their seat (or of that of the founder of
their line, as they may prefer) ; and when, as not unfrequently happens, this name
is identical with their own (e.g. Campbell, Baronet of Campbell) our northern friends
often substitute "Campbell of that ilk." The wives of Baronets are Baronctesses,
but the word is scarcely ever used; they are styled "Lady" without any Christian
name, or "Dame " xoith the Christian name (an old form still used in formal documents
and personally favoured by some), and these titles they have the special privilege of
retaining after a second marriage though to a commoner (if daughters of Peers their
correct style is given on pages 25-7, where reference is also made to the use of
"Dowager" in the case of widowhood). Designation of a Baronet, Sir A. B., Baronet
or Bt.
Baronets of England, Great Britain, and the United Kingdom.— We have here
precisely the same three historical distinctions as under the Peers : Baronets created
|— ^— I from 161 1 up to June 20, 1707, rank as "Baronets of England;" from that
' r(fnj date to 1800 as "Baronets of Great Britain;" and after 1800 as "Baronets
I VjJ of the United Kingdom "—the Scottish creations continuing by the side of
the first only, and the Irish by the side of first and second. ■ The English
^ * The occasion of the starting of the Council was this. The issue of Life Barons had been given a rank
oetween the issue of other Barons and the Baronets themselves, which proceeding was held by the latter to be a
breach of faith. But the only alternative to the course taken would have been the use of the form "Younger
Sons of Bai-ons and all sons of Life Barons," these latter having no precedence of eldest sons over younger.
The Baronetage. 51
degree was instituted by James the First in 161 1, ostensibly for the purpose of providing
means to effect the settlement of Ulster, then in a state of anarchy. A sufficient sum
of money was required from each of the 200 gentlemen to whom the honour was
awarded to provide for the maintenance of thirty foot-soldiers at eightpence per day
for three years ; the total of this was about .£1095, and the first year's instalment was
to be paid down in advance. King James's successors, moreover, paid no heed to
the limitation of numbers, so that by the reign of Charles the Second the 200 had
increased to 888. There are now about a hundred short of this latter figure, but about
930 including Scottish and Irish Baronets. The first to receive the title was Sir Nicholas
Bacon, elder brother of Sir Francis (Kt.), afterwards Lord Chancellor Bacon, and a
descendant of Sir Nicholas is still the Premier Baronet of England (see remark under
the name in the Directory). The name of Sir Robert J. Dashwood is cited as Premier
Baronet of "Great Britain," and that of Sir Henry M. Vavasour as of "the United
Kingdom ; " but of course the junior Baronet in an earlier series takes precedence of
the premier in a later one.
Baronets opScotland and Nova Scotia.— As partly remarked already, these Baronets
date exclusively from the eighty-two years between the institution of the degree in 1625
§and the Union with England in 1707, all later Baronets of Scottish nationality
being Baronets either " of Great Britain "or " of the United Kingdom." It must
be understood that there is no essential distinction between Baronets of Nova
Scotia and those of Scotland, and though the connection with the American
Colony ceased even nominally in 1638 (it had in fact become a French possession before
that date, and was only re-ceded in 1713, six years after the Union), we find the Nova
Scotia arms upon the shields of several Baronets of much later creation, their use having
actually been revived by agreement at a meeting of Scottish Baronets in 1775. This
degree was planned by "James the First in 1621, its avowed object being to assist the
settlement of Nova Scotia. This monarch granted a charter of the baronetcy of " New
Scotland " to Sir William Alexander, afterwards Earl of Stirling; but owing to the King's
death the design was left to be carried out by Charles the First in 1625. Sir Robert
Gordon, son of the Earl of Sutherland, was Premier Baronet, he having already received
from King James the baronetcy of Galloway in New Scotland (his descendant Sir Robert
Glendonwyn Gordon holding the premier distinction still). The number of the degree
was not to exceed 150, and to each of these, on payment of a sum of about £2000, was
to be assigned a tract of 6000 acres " of good land." No service was required from them,
nor was any trouble taken to see that they carried out the scheme of colonisation : the
raising of money to the Crown was the one great concern. Sir William Alexander, who
first allotted the baronetcies, transferred his rights and possessions to a French Huguenot,
Claude St. Estienne, Seigneur de la Tour, who figures in a spirited ballad of the poet
Whittier's. The Baronets of Scotland, alone of the three, possess a distinctive Badge,
consisting in an enamelled decoration worn from the neck by an orange-tawny ribbcn,
and containing the arms of Scotland displayed upon a small shield (inescutcheon) borne
upon a larger one charged with a St. Andrew's Cross, and surmounted by a crown, the
whole within an oval bearing the motto "Fax mentis honestae gloria" (Glory, the
beacon-light of the noble mind). This badge was substituted for the originally intended
arms of Nova Scotia ; with it King Charles conferred the crest, which is a branch of
laurel and a thistle issuing from two conjoined hands, the one armed and the other
naked, with the motto, "Munit hsec, altera vincit" (One defends, the other conquers).
Baronets of Ireland. — These all necessarily date from prior to the Union in 1800,
all later Irish Baronets being of " the United Kingdom." The degree was instituted by
r-rtjri James the First in 1619 for a similar purpose with the English Baronetage : the
M account given under that heading will therefore sufficiently apply. Sir Algernon
l^ujj Charles Coote is the Premier Baronet of Ireland, his ancestor Sir Charles Coote,
Vice-President of the province of Connaught, having received his patent in 162 1 ;
the Baronetcy merged in the Valentia viscounty, however, dates from the previous year
and is apparently the very first that was granted. In Ireland as in England there had
very early existed an hereditary rank bearing the style of Baronets, amongst whom was
Wellesleye, Baronet of Narraghe, who was ancestor of the Duke of Wellington. These
were descendants of certain "lesser Barons" whom Edward the Third had summoned
to Parliament for a special object, but who, not continuing to be summoned, had their
baronial rank sunk to that of Baronets.
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52
HISTORIC BARONETAGE.
*#* As under the Peers, t denotes a Baronetcy of Scotland or Nova Scotia, and § an Irish Baronetcy; all others are
of England, Gt. Britain, or the United Kingdom. Peers who are Baronets are given in parentheses. A surname
not that of the original Baronetcy is followed by the latter in square brackets.
James I.
Baronetcies of Engl cl. only
i6n Bacon (Redgrave
line)
De Hoghton
(Chichester, E. of)
(Ferrers, Earl)
(Sefton, E. of)
(Bolingbroke, Vise.)
(Gerard, Bn.)
Shelley of Michel-
grove
(Buekinghamsh., E.
of)
(Kimberley, E. of)
(Monson, Bn.)
Musgrave of Edenhl.
(Somerset, D. of)
(Ailesbury, M. of)
Cope
Gresley
Harington
Mordaunt
Twysden
Temple of Stowe
(Winchilsea, E. of)
(Hereford, Vise.)
1615 (Dormer, Bn.)
1617 Egerton (Grey-)
(Townshend, Marq.)
16 18 Boynton
(Cobham, Vise.)
Baronetcies of Ireld. inst.
1619 Burdett of Bramcote
Beach (Hicks-)
1620 Berney
(Sutherland, D. of)
(Leeds, D. of)
Vincent
($Valentia, Vise.)
162 1 (Hotham, Bn.)
Tichbome (Doughty-)
$Coote of Ballynn
(Stafford, Bn.)
Philipps of Picton
Wake
1622 Mansel
^Aylmer
§Gore
(§Kenmare, Bn.)
(Westminster, D. of)
(Gage. Vise.)
§Blosse (Lynch-)
ffuite
(Shaftesbury, E. of)
§Blake of Menlough
Hazlerigg
Skipwith
1623 §Barnewall
$ Stewart of Fort S.
Charles I.
Baronetcies of Scotld. inst.
1625 (tRoxburghe, D. of)
fGordon of Letter-
fourie
(tHuntly, M. of)
(tBreadalbane, M. of)
(tMacdonald, Bn.)
(tSeafield, E. of)
tLeslie of Wardis
1626 t Forbes of Pitsligo
tJohnston
fBurnett
(+Moncreiff, Bn.)
tbgilvy
Crewe
Sebright
1627 Bering
:627 fNapier of Napier
(fReay, Bn.)
Style
(tBute, M. of)
(fGalloway, E. of)
(Bagot, Bn.)
I sham
Goring (patent 1678)
Bacon (Mildenhall
line)
(Farnham, Bn.)
[628 (tGosford, E. of)
tlnnes
fCampbell of Ardna-
murchan
fCampbell of Auch-
inbreck
fHope
(Verulam, E. of)
tMackenzie of Tarbat
Stonhouse
tBiddell (Buchanan-)
[Riddell of Riddell]
tMurray of Black-
barony
(tElibank, Bn.)
(Derby, E. of)
Wrey
Trelawny (Salusby.-)
^Staples
§Burke of Glinsk
§ Butler
Wiseman
Nightingale
De la Pole
(tGranard, E. of)
(tCastlestewart,Earl)
Wolseiey of Wolseley
1629 ^Esmonde
Graham of Esk
tBruce of Stenhouse
fNicolson of Lass-
wade, or Niclsn.
tAgnew of Loclmaw
§ Osborne
1630 (tSempill, Bn.)
Murray of Dunerne
fcCrosbie
fRichardson
(Stewart-) [Richard-
son of Pencaitland]
tCuninghame
(Fairlie-)
[Cuningham-Fairlie]
1631 fGordon of Embo
tWardlaw
( $M ountm orres, Vise . )
(tCaithness, E. of)
1632 tMaclean
1 1634 fMunro of Foulis
t Foulis (Liston-)
[Foulis]
(fLucan, E. of)
1635 fLockhart (Sinclair-)
[Sinclair]
tPilkington (Mil-
borne-S.-) [Pilking-
ton]
tHay of Smithfield
1636 TAbercroinby
(fKilmaine, Bn.)
1637 f-Nicolson of Tilli-
coultrie
1638 tTuring
164 1 Every
(Bath, M. of)
Cave-Browne-Cave
(Poltimore, Bn.)
Burgoyne
(Iddesleigh, E. of)
1641 Strickland
Boughton (Rouse-),
Lawford line
[Boughton]
Chichester of
Raleigh
Knatehbull
(Scarsdale, Bn.
(Wenlock, Bn.)
1642 (Kesteven, Bn.)
Kemp
(Downe, Vise.)
Hampson
Williamson
(t Aberdeen, E. of)
Thorold
(Wrottesley, Bn.)
Throckmorton
Blount
(Ravensworth, Bn.
1643 (Waldegrave, Earl)
Haggerston
1644 (Acton, Bn.)
(Devon, E. of)
1645 Vyvyan
Aclan d of Col nmb Jn.
Boreel
1646 ^Borrowes
fHamilton of Silver-
ton
Charles II.
1651 (fRosebery, E. of—
in King's exile)
1660 $Piers
Reade
Wilson (Maryon-)
Broughton
Whichcote
(Stradbroke, E. of)
Stuart of Hartley M.
(Bradford, E. of)
(Nottingham, E. of)
Langham
Palmer of Carlton
Robinson of London
(Hastings, Bn.)
(Stanley of A., Bn.)
Bowyer of Denhain
Shuckburgh
(St. John of B., Bn.)
Dixie
Clerke
Boothby
Honywood
(Northumbd., D. of)
Wheler
Swinburne
(Onslow, E. of)
(Headley, Bn.)
Fagge
Frankland
Legard
1661 Bedingfeld (Paston-)
Colleton
Beaumont
Smythe
Cayley
Cooke of Wheatley
Clement (Ashburn-
ham-) [Ashburn-
ham]
Jenkinson
Bulkeley (Wms.-)
[Williams]
Carew
Milbanke of Hainaby
($Egmont, E. of)
Smyth (Bowyer-)
1662 Trevelyan of Nettle-
combe
Osborn
(iArran, E. of)
(f Southwell, Vise.)
(§ Aylmer, Bn.)
§ Dancer
Middleton
Graham of Norton
Conyers
Tancred
Brooke of Norton
1663 (tSouthesk, E. of)
fSeton of Abercorn
(Romney, E. of)
D'Oyly
tHay of Park
1664 (tStair, E. of)
Lorain e
Biddulph
1665 Shaw of Eltham
(^Waterford, M. of)
(Roden, E. of)
fCampbell (Home-
P.-Hume-) [Homc-
Purves]
Burdett of Bur-
thwaite
tMalcolm
$Gethin
tMenzies
1666 (Carnwath, E. of)
fstirling of Glorat
(tRosslyn, E. of)
tEliott
t Ramsay of Bam ft
(fNapier & E., Bn.)
1667 fStewart (Shaw-)
Hanham
fW auchope (Don-)
[Don]
1668 fCampbell of
Aberuchill
fBarclay
1669 (tQueensberry, M. of)
Cunyngham (Dick-)
1st cr. of Gun. lino
[Cunningham of
Caprington]
1670 Mostyn
Stonhouse, 2nd pat.
167 1 tHome
§ Leicester
Croft of Croft
[672 tCuninghame
(Montgomery-)
[Cuninghame of
Corse Hill]
fRoss
itLauderdale, E. of)
tJardine of Apple-
girth
Eden
1673 tMurray of Ochter-
tyre
tMackenzie of Coul
Hamil ton (Stirling-)
[Hamilton of
Preston]
1674 Blackett
Firmer
1676 (Mun caster, Bn.)
Hoskyns
1677 tCunyngham (Dick-)
1st. cr.of Dick line
Dyke
(Combermere, Vise.)
(Middleton, Bn.)
(Brownlow, Earl)
($Rosse, E. of)
Historic Baronetage.
53
1678 Oxenden (Dixwell-)
[Oxenden]
Dyer
1679 fClerk
Stapleton
i68if Maxtvell of Mon-
reith
Parkyns
fcMoore
Bunbury of Stanney
Hall
Parker of Melford
1682 fMaxwell (Stirling-)
[Maxwell]
(^Kingston, E.of)
fBannerman
1683 fMaxwell (Heron-)
Pringle
tSeton of Pitmedden
1684 Dashwood of Kirt-
lington
James II.
1685 f Grierson
tKirkpatrick
fMoncreiffe
1686 tBroun
Blois
fKinloeh of Gilmer-
ton
(Hnchiquin, Bn.)
1687 tHall
1688 Wynn (Wms.-)
tGrant of Dalvey
($Bellew, Bn.)
William III.
1689 Molesworth
Ramsden
1690 f Lauder (Dick-)
(Ripon, M. of)
1693 Leighton
1694 Colt
fDunbar of Mochrum
f Anstruther of Bal-
caskie
Thomas of "Wenvoe
1696 fBaird of Saughton
Hall
1697 fDunbar of Durn
Soame(Buckwth H.-)
[Buckworth]
fDalrymple (Hamil-
ton-) [Dairy mple]
1698 ($De Vesci, Vise.)
1700 tAnstruther (Car-
michael-)
[Anstruther]
Chetwode
fDunbar of Northfd.
(fMinto, E. of)
fJohnstone
1702 fCunynghame of
Milncraig
Anne
1702 fSuttie (Grant-)
fCarmichael (Gib-
son-) [Gibson]
703 f Hay of Alderston
fMackenzie of Gair-
loch
fMackenzie of Scat-
well (Tarbat)
Webster
($Clanwilliam, E. of)
fCathcart
fFergusson of Kilker
ran
704 (Boston, Bn.)
(§Headfort. M. of)
f Sinclair of Dunbth.
§Levinge
I 'os ($Hawarden, Vise.)
l! Le Fleming
1705 Miller of Chichester \
Grant of Monymusk
1706 fGordon of Earlston
§Naesmyth
fDunbar (Duff-Suth-
erld.) [Dunbar of
Hernpggs.]
707 Cunyngham (Dick-),
2nd cr. of Dick line
Dashwood of W.Wyc.
Maxwell (Stirling-),
2nd cr. [Maxwell]
Baronetcies of Gt. Brit,
begin [Engld. and Scotld.
merged).
1709 ($Muskerry. Bn.)
17 1 1 Grey of London
[Lambert]
Lake
714 (Radnor, E. of) [Des
Bouveries]
George I.
1715 Warrender
(Torrington, Vise.)
1716 Perrott
1717 Milner
Elton
1720 Blunt
172 1 Codrington of Dod-
ingtou
§Echlin
[723 Frederick
$ Weldon
1724 Mitchell, dormant
1727 (Hill, Vise.)
George* II.
1728 (Calthorpe, Bn.)
1730 (§ Anglesey, M. of)
§Molyneux
1732 Clayton
1733 (Ancaster, E. of)
Heathcote
Dry den, 1st cr. [Tur-
ner]
1738 Armytage
1739 Hulse
1742 (Newborough, Bn.)
1744 Wolseley of Mt. W.
^Colthurst
1745 Beauchamp (Proc-
tor-)
(Suffleld, Bn.)
1746 (Grey, Earl)
Gooch of Benacre
1748 (^Athlumney, Bn.)
1751 (Huntingfield, Bn.)
1752 Gibbons
1755 Winnington
(Waterpark, Bn.)
Johnson of N. York
1756 Sheffield
(Ridley. Vise.)
1757 Bromley
1758 ($Crofton, Bn.)
1759 "Wilmot of Chaddes-
den
Cunliffe
§Bradstreet
Glyn of Ewell
Colebrooke
Fludyer
1760 §Booth (Gore-)
George III.
1761 Hesketh (Fermor-)
[Hesketh]
1762 (Zetland, M. of)
1763 Blakiston
(§Du£ferin&A.,M.of)
§ Cotter
1764 (Rodney, Bn.)
1764 Cornewall
(Lonsdale, E. of)
Pigot
1765 (Henniker, Bn.)
Knowles
1766 §Blunden
§St. George
(Gwydyr, Bn.)
Thomas of Yapton
($Congleton, Bn.)
1767 Hort
Burnaby
1768 ($Carbery, Bn.)
1769 Burrard
Alleyne
Young of Nth. Dean
1772 (Somers, Bn.)
Blake of Langham
Mildmay (St.-J.-)
Wilmot of Osmaston
Sutton
1773 Hughes
1774 Coote of Donnybrk.
Edmonstone
Hanmer
Ffolkes
Gibbes (Osborne-)
Burrell
Marriott (Smith-)
Duntze
1775 §Walsh (Johnson-)
Buchanan (Leith-)
[Leith]
1776 (§Cloncurry, Bn.)
§Fetherston
Hamilton of Marl-
borough House
(Headley, Bn., 2nd
cr.)
Mackworth
Peyton
Rhodes [Baker of
Loventor]
Eden (Maryland line)
1777 Douglas of Carr
GLangrishe
4 Palmer of Kenure
$Falkiner
1778 (Hood, Vise.)
Hawkins
Wombwell
(Mostyn, Bn.)
Coghill
Riddell of Ardnamur-
chan
Gunning
1779 Rumbold
§HiU
1780
($Ffrench, Bn.)
Farmer
^Waller of Newport
($Ely, M. of)
1781 (Dunraven, E. of)
Craufurd
Sykes of Basildon
Mosley
(Gainsboro', E. of)
1782 * Denny
^Chapman
Fletcher (Aubrey-)
[Fletcher]
Affleck
(Haldon, Bn.)
Brisco
Geary
^Hutchinson (Synge-)
[Hutchinson, then
Synge] .
§Musgrave of Tourm
1783 Graham of Netherby
Jodrell
Sykes of Sledmere
Guise
Graeme (Hamond-)
1784 (Cottenham, E. of)
(Halifax, Visct.)
1784 Durrant
FitzHerbert
Rycroft
Boevey (Crawley-)
Dodsworth (Smith-)
Beevor
($De Blaquiere, Bn.)
i W arren of Warren's
Ct.
(Kenyon, Bn.)
§Hoare of Annabella
1785 ^Godfrey
1786 Sinclair of TJlbster
Rowley of Tendring
Vane
Hoare of Stourhead
Blair (Hunter-)
Douglas of Springwd.
[Scott-Douglas]
Colquhoun
1787 fHodson
$Bunbury (Richdsn.-)
[Richardson of
Augher]
§Carden of Temple-
more
§Des Vceux
1788 Miller of Glenlee
1789 $Hayes
1790 (Churston, Bn.)
Oakeley
Orde (Campbell-)
1791 Malet
Kennaway
§ Lighton
Lushington
Rich
(Northbourne, Bn.)
Boughton (Rouse-),
Rouse-Lench line
Martin of Lockyuge
Pole (Van-Notten-)
Palmer of Wanlip
Meyrick (Tapps-G.-)
[Tapps]
1792 King (Duckworth-)
(Teignmouth, Bn.)
(Tredegar. Bn.)
1793 (Dysart, E. of)
Ford
(Northbrook, E. of)
1794 §Paul of Paulville
Pasley
Bowyer of Radley,
2nd cr.
(Gardner, Bn., drmt.)
Curtis of Gatcombe
Willoughby
Prescott
1795 Grace
Chetwynd
Dryden, 2nd cr.
[Turner]
Darell
Neave
Hawley
Pollen
Mac Gregor of MacG.
(Heytesbury, Bn.)
(Derwent, Bn.)
Poore
^Nugent of Ballin-
lough
§Meredyth of Car-
lanstown
Lamb
1796 Farquhar
(Exmouth, Vise.)
Bellingham
Hartopp (Cradock-)
Baker of Dunstable
House
1797 Pechell (Brooke-)
Onslow
SBurke ofMarb.Hill
$Jervis-W.-Jervis
54
Introduction.
1797 ($Ventry, Bn.)
1758 Knigbtley
Hay (Dalrymple-)
Anstruther (Carrui-
chael-, 2nd cr.)
Williams of Bodel-
wyddan
Dallas
Boughey
1799 ^Macartney
§Smith (Cusack-)
Cuffe (Wheeler-)
Troubridge
1800 Glyn of G aunt's
Milman
Peel of Drayton
Stirling of Faskine
Baronetcies all of U.K.
(Gt. Brit.&lreld. merged)
1801 Vavasour of Spal-
dington
(De Saumarez, Bn.)
Strachey
(Cottenham, E. of,
2nd cr.)
Welby [Welby-
Gregory]
Baynes
Lennard (Barrett-)
Montgomery
(Graham-)
Dillon
Keane
Hardin ge
Fitzgerald ( Judkin-)
Kellett
Goold
Crofton of Mohill
De Bathe
Synge
1802 Nepean
Baker of Ranston
Poynder (Dickson-)
[Dickson]
White
Metcalfe
Curtis of Cullands
1803 Brooke (De-Capell-)
[Broke]
Stewart of Athenry
Stronge
Barlow of Bengal
Wedderburn
Kay
1804 Price (Rugge-) [Price]
Honyman
Cumming (Cordon-)
Sullivan of Thames
Ditton
Mainwaring
Maxwell of Cardo-
Smith of Tring
(Ormathwaite, Bn.)
Lethbridge
Clarke of Rossmore
Bruce of Downhill
Lees of Blackrock
1805 Hartwell
FitzWygram
De-Crespigny
(Champion-) [De
Crespigny]
Lopes
Cotterell
Mackenzie (Muir-)
Prevost
1806 Bromhead
Shelley of Avington
Cholmeley
Louis
(Avebury, Bn.)
Scott of Gt. Barr
Morris
1806 Ramsay of Balmain
Lockhart of Lee
Eraser
Nugent of Waddes
don
Thompson of Herts
bourne
Scott of Dunninald
Hood (F. - A eland-)
(Hartington line)
[Bateman, then
Scott]
1807 (Chesterfield E. of)
Blomefield
1808 Campbell of Suoeoth
Montgomery of The
Hall
Wilson (Tyrwhitt-)
[Jones]
Corbet
Sitwell
Medlycott
Perring
Pigott
309 Hood(F.-Acland-)(St.
Audries line)
Baird of Newbyth
Seymour (Culme-)
Roberts
Blennerhassett
Smith of Eardiston
Rushout
Alexander of Dublin
Stamer
1812 Gallwey (Payne-)
[Gallwey]
Russell of Swallow-
field
Hunter
liobhouse
Blane
Kaye (Lister-)
Leeds
18 13 Owen
(Grimthorpe, Bn.)
RadclitTe
Henniker
Hewett
Gordon (Duff-)
Jervoise (Clarke-)
Denys
Young of Formosa
Macdonald
Wraxall
1814 Fowke
Peirse (Beresford-)
Domville
Grey of Falloden
Blackwood
Dunbar of Boath
Hoste
Cuyler
1815 Hepburn (Buchan-)
MacMahon of Dublin
Simeon
Campbell of Thames
Ditton
Domvile
Jackson of Arlsey
Steuart (Seton-)
Antrobus
Waller of Braywick
Preston
Frice of Trengwain-
ton
Oakes
King of Charlestown
[816 Browurigg
Ogle
Floyd
Elphinstone of
Sowerby
1817 M'Mahon of St. Jas.
18 18 Maitland
Johnson of Bath
Farrington
1818 Verney
Bathurst (Hervey-)
Lechmere
Lacon
(De L'Isle & D., Bn.)
Hare
Stracey
Shiffner
Croft of Dodington
(Deramore, Bn.)
1819 Hamilton of Marlb.
Ho. (Trebinshun
line)
Mahon
Robinson of Rokeby
George IV.
182 1 Campbell (Cockbn.-)
(Cottesloe, Bn.)
Corbett (Astley-)
Shaw of Terenure
Pocock
(Hylton, Bn.)
Farquhav (Townsd.-)
Drake (Fuller-E.-)
Wilmot (Eardley-)
Dundas of Beechwd.
Erskine
Young of Baillieboro
Cooper (Paston-)
[Cooper of Gade-
bridge]
Paul of Rodboro'
Lindsay TTrotter]
Scott of Lytchett
King of Corrard
1822 FitzGerald of New-
market-on-Fergus
Brooke of Colebrooke
1823 James
Arbuthnot
Forbes of Newe
Robinson of Batt's
House
Baillie
Ochterlony
1824 Lowther
182s Munro of Linderlis
1828 Dalrymple (Elphin-
stone-) [Dalrymple
of Nth. Berwick,
then Dair.vmple-
1 Horn-Elphinstone]
(Vivian, Bn.)
Vavasour of Hazel-
wood
Tempest
Doyle
Wakeman
Chamberlain
Drummond (Wms.-)
[Drummond]
Freeling
Macgregor of Savile
Row
William IV.
1831 Key
Slade
Anson
Douglas of Glen-
bervie
Otway
Campbell of Bar-
caldine
Foster of Glyde Ct.
M'Grigor
Harty
Jones
Chaytor
Becher (Wrixon-)
Campbell of Carrick
Buoy
Lawson of Brayton
1831 Nugent of Cloncos-
koran [Humble]
Craig (Gibson-)
Barrington
Brinckman
Rashleigh
Campbell of New
Brunswick
Nugent of Donore
Walsham
Heygate
Clarke of Dunham
1832 Russell of Charlton
1834 Laurie [Bayley]
Hammick
Brodie
1835 Walker (Forestier-)
Barrow
1836 Rowley of Hill Ho.
Carnac (Rivett-)
Lucy (Rams.-Fairf.-)
[Ramsay-Fairfax]
Newman
Sawle (Graves-)
Power of Kilf ane
Macnaghten (Work-
man-) [Macnaghten]
Kennedy
Boswall (Houston-)
Victoria.
1837 Clark of Tillypronie
Wood of Hatherley
1838 Head
O'Loghlen
(Lytton, E. of)
Herschel
Gordon (Smith-)
[Smith]
Boileau
Grant (M'Pherson-)
Shakerley
Seale
Adair
Foster of Norwich
Forrest
Roche
Heywood
Worsley
Menteth (Stuart-)
(Wimbcrne. Bn.)
Bellew (Grattan-)
East (Clayton-)
Crofton of Longfd.
House
1840 Stocken strom
Pottinger
Spearman
Buxton of Bellfield
Pelly
1841 Stuart of Canada
Wiltshire
Arthur of West-
minster
Couper
De Trafford
Lawson of Brough
Armstrong of Gallen
Clay
Le Mar chant
Power of Edermine
1842 (Gough, Vise.)
1844 Magnay
Parker of Shenstone
1846 Lewis of HarptonCt.
(Hampton, Bn.)
Gladstone
(Magheramorne, Bn.)
Feilden
Verner
[847 Davie (Ferguson-)
Ourrie
(Rothschild. Bn.)
1849 O'Brien of Borris
Duke
(Shuttleworth, Bn.)
Historic Baronetage.
55
1850 Abdy
1851 (Hothfield, Bn.)
1852 Alison
(Glanusk, Bn.)
Bonham
1853 (Knutsford, Vise.)
1854 Kobinson of Toronto
1855 Peto
Moon of Portm. Sq.
1856 Walker of Oakley
1857 Locoek
Jejeebhoy
1858 Allan (Havelock-)
[Havelock]
Hayter
Griffith (Waldie-)
[Griffith]
Wilson of Delhi
Lawrence of Bel-
gard
(Lawrence, Bn.)
Outram
1859 Cunard
Nicholson
Miles
Neeld
Grogan
Stucley
Duncombe (Paunce
fort-)
1862 Dilke
1863 Lloyd
Crossley
Brown of Astrop
Cooper of Woollahra
1864 Western
1866 Buller (Manning-
ham-)
Fergusson of Spital-
haugh
Simpson
Watson of Henrietta
St.
(Tweedmouth, Bn.)
Ingilby
(St. Levan, Bn.)
Pryse
Pollock
Edwards
Williams of Tregul-
low
Gooch of Clewer
Lampson
1867 Napier of Dublin
Bagge
(Ardilaun, Bn.)
Lawrence of Ealing
1868 .Tenner
(Hillingdon, Bn.)
Harvey of Langley
Child
Harvey of Crown Pt.
Walker of Sand
Hutton
Humphery
Buckley
Moss (Edwards-)
Larcom
1863 Brady
Salomons (Goldsmid-
Stern-) [Salomons]
Seymour
O'Connell
Salt of Saltaire
Fairbairn
Earle of Allerton
Jackson (Mather-)
[Jackson of Birken-
head]
1871 (Moncreiff, Bn.)
Paget of Harewd. PI.
Stepney (Cowell-)
Christison
1872 Gull
Pollock (Montagu-)
1872 Rose of Montreal
1873 Kinloch of Kinloch
Waterlow
1874 Trevely an of Walling
ton
Wilson of Eshton
Porster of Lysways
Grove
Burrows
Amory (Heathcoat-)
Price (Green-)
Miller of Mander-
ston
Thompson (Meysey-)
Peek
Rose of Raynera
Elliot
Kelk
Lusk
1875 Barttelot
1876 Scourfleld
Leslie of Glasslough
Greenall
Hardy
Walrond
Codrington of Dod-
ington Park
Cust
Prere
Temple of The Nash
Milne
1878 Buchanan of Dun-
burgh
1880 Mowbray
(Blythswood, Bn.)
Meyrick (Charlton-)
[Meyrick]
Lennard
(Hindlip, Bn.)
Ripley of Rawdon
Goldney
Watkin
Bates
FitzGcrald of Valen-
cia
1881 Stewart of S.Kensgtn
(Roberts, Earl)
Phillimore
Sullivan of Garryduff
1882 (Swansea, Bn.)
Matheson
Milbank of Well &
Hart
(Burton, Bn.)
Wittewronge(Lawes-)
[Lawes]
Adam
Marling
Freake
Ellis
Clarke of Rupertswd.
1883 Wells
Clark of Cav. Square
(Lister, Bn.)
(Parrer, Bn.)
f Bowman
Samuelson
; (Iveagh, Bn.)
Millais
Tennant
Errington
Jardine of Castlemilk
Bell of Rounton
Brocklebank
Vemon
Thornhill (Compton-)
[Thornhill]
(Killanin, Bn.)
Corry
1886 Alexander of Bal-
lochmyle
Walker of Gateacre
Dorington
Monte fiore
1891
1892
894
(Mount Stephen, Bn.)
Green of Wakefield
Paget of Cranmore
Ewing (Orr-)
Birkbeck
Cook of Richmond
Mappin
Kitson
Palmer of Grinkle
Clark of Edinburgh
Hanson
(Glenesk, Bn.)
Carden of Molesey
Clifford
Dalrymple of New-
hailes
Houldsworth
Pearce
Moon of Copsewood
Philipps of Picton
Castle
Lucas
Thursby
Loder
Ewart
Kinahan (Hudson-)
(Northcote, Bn.)
Collet
Tupper
King of Campsie
(Inverclyde, Bn.)
Porter of Merrion Sq.
Stokes
Boehm
Whitehead
Llewelyn (Dillwyn-)
Mackenzie of Glen
Muick
Sassoon
Savory of Brook St.
Powler of Braemore
Thompson of Guise-
ley
(Newlands, Bn.)
Acland of Oxford
Petit
(Rosmead, Bn.)
Kennard
Rawlinson
(Crawshaw, Bn.)
Stephen
Savory of Buckhurst
(O'Brien, Bn.)
Durand
Powell of Horton
Wiggin
Carbutt
Hartland (Dixon-)
(Burnham, Bn.)
Lea
Stewart (M'Taggart-)
[Stewart of South-
wick]
Jaffray
Armstrong of Ash-
burn PI.
Muir
(Farquhar, Bn.)
Hamilton of London
Schroder (Bn. von S.)
Holden
Joicey
Hart
Cameron
Hingley
Ingram
Broadbent
Knill
Wills of Blagdon
Gilbey
Lyell
Fry
Jones (Burne-)
Montagu [Samuel]
Coats (Glen-)
Pearson
1894 Austin
Reckitt .
Tyler
Williams of Brook St.
189s Barran
Newnes
Dale
, Watson of Earnock
Brunner
Dunn
Bell of Govan
Blyth
Leyland (Naylor-)
Agnew of Gt. Stan-
hope St.
Renals
Porwood
1896 Fayrer
Arnott
Lewis of Nantgwyne
Coddington
Boord
Seely
Cave
Dalgleish (Ogilvy-)
M'lver
Verdin
FitzGerald (TJniacke -
Penrose-)
1897 Lees of Sth. Lytchett
Wills of Northmoor
Powell of Wmpl. St.
Baird of Urie
Wilson of Ecclesall
Phillips (Faudel-)
Reid of Ellon
Gamble
Gilmour
Peel of Tyersal
Pender
Ripley of Acacia
Smith of Stratfd. PI.
Quilter
Paget of Sutton Bonn .
Wood of The Hermit-
age
1895 Wilks
Nanney (Ellis-)
Samuel of Sophien-
burg
Wigan
Holder
Lawrence (Durning-)
Maclure
De la Rue
Dundas of Arniston
Rankin
Tate
1899 Thompson of Wim-
pole St.
Hornby
Barry
Scott of Castle House
Way
Brooke of Armitage
Bridge
Hoare of Sidestrand
Salt of Weeping Cross
Sanderson (Burdon-)
Usher
1900 (Alvevstone, Bn.)
Newton
Chance
Chubb
Greene of Nether Hall
Lawson of Weetwd.
Wrightson
Pile
M'Connell
Thomson (Mitchell-)
Edward VII.
igoi Aird
Backhouse
Gamer
56 Introduction.
Portal
1902 Tomlinson
1903 Murphy
1904 Nairn
Church
1903 Brown of Broome
Pitzgerald of Queens-
1 90s Monson
Green of London
Hall
town
iiirivin
Barlow of London
Banbury
Brooke of Summer-
Boulton
Porter of St. Nessans
Renshaw
ton
Cooper of Hursley
Dimsdale
Prevost of Padding-
Smiley
.L/C otti 11
Bradford
ton
Bingham
Fison
Noble
Matins
Ivnowles of Westwd.
xioicroiu
Evans
Arthur of Carlung
xiiLcnie
Roy den
Tritton
Laking
Chisholin
1904 Wills of Ilazelwood
Lipton
IVutting
Popner
W^ernher
Treves
Primrose
Goulding
Pound
Parry
Hickman
Harmsworth
Avery
Lewis of Portl.Pl.
Samuel of The Mote
Kimber
Poynter
Brockle hurst
Palmer of Reading
Goff (Davie-)
Jackson of Stansted
Wright (Cory-)
White of Bristol
Duncan
Henderson
Pasch
Cayzer
Ellerman
Hodge (Hermon-)
Todd (Wilson-)
Plannery
Martin of Overbury
Muntz
M'Laren
Dixon
Boyle
Cochrane
Heath
BANNERETS (or KNIGHTS BANNERETS).
Though this grade has long gone out of existence it demands notice from its earlier
importance, as in its more honourable form it was superior to that of Baronets. It was
ordinarily the reward of merit in the field, and was conferred, under the royal standard, by
the King himself or the Prince of Wales when present, or by the General in their absence,
in which last case it ranked inferior to the dignity of a Baronet : the former class were
Knights Bannerets Royal, the latter Knights Bannerets of the Secondary Creation.
The Knight elect was introduced into the presence of the King (or General), having a
long pennon on which his arms were painted, when His Majesty, " after good words and
wishes," commanded the tip of the said pennon to be cut off so that it might be
converted into a four-square banner. This explains the name, and an assurance of the
importance of the distinction is conveyed by the fact that no other person below the
dignity of a Baron was allowed to bear his arms upon a banner. Col. John Smith, who
recovered the royal standard at Edgehill, was awarded this honour by Charles the
First ; but a more recent instance of its bestowal occurred when George the Third, at
a naval review at Portsmouth in 1773, made of Admirals Pye and Sprye and Captains
Knight, Bickerton, and Vernon, the very last recipients of the English dignity of Knight
Banneret. It was never hereditary in this country, though it was so in France.
THE KNIGHTAGE, COMPANION AGE, AND DECORATIONS.
General Remarks. — In ' The Book of the Court ' we find this note : 4 ' It is a curious
circumstance that the English name of this degree is almost the only one which does not
imply its equestrian nature. For in the French a Knight is styled ' Chevalier ' from
cheval, as in German 'Ritter' or rider ; or, as an old poet has expressed it —
" Eques ah equo is said of very right,
And Chevalier is said of Chivauie,
In which a Rider is a Knight ;
Arragoners done also specine
Caballiero through all that partie
Is name of Worship, and so took its 'ginning
Of Spurs of Gold and chieny of Riding."
Adding, "From these spurs of gold with which Knights were generally invested they
were likewise frequently designated Equites Aurati." The familiar form of the knight in
chess will occur to every one in this connection. Knighthood in its earlier days pertained
only to men of arms, and it has been noted that Sir William Walworth, who appears
to have been the first civilian to receive the honour, actually obtained it for performing
the military function of slaying Wat Tyler. Henry the Eighth knighted serjeants-at-law,
and James the First knighted anybody who would pay. The ceremonies of investiture
were anciently in part courtly and in part devotional. A feast was held, and robes,
arms, and spurs were put on ; whilst both before and after the conferring of the dignity
the Knight had to take part in services in the church, comprising a solemn confession, a
vigil, and the sacrament. A sword used then to be girded on, but for this there came to
be substituted the modern ceremony of the accolade or tap with that weapon by the
Sovereign upon the neck and shoulders of the Knight (King James, famed for his
awkwardness, was only prevented by the Duke of Buckingham from thrusting the sword
during this process into Sir Kenelm Digby's eye). But at one time nobles and ecclesiastics
also were wont to confer the title, and Kings themselves have received it from such, as
did Louis the Eleventh from Philip of Burgundy, and Francis the First from Bayard,
The Knightage, Companionage, &c.
57
the Knight "sans peur et sans reproche ; " and so, in our own country, Brand, Abbot of
Bury St. Edmunds, knighted Hereward and another, whilst Lanfranc, Archbishop of
Canterbury, conferred the rank upon William Rufus even during the reign of his haughty
father. Generals in the army had indisputably the power at one period, and laws were
even _ enacted under which penalties were sometimes enforced both upon giver and
recipient when the latter was below the status of a gentleman.
The above were " Knights " in the broad sense of the term— not Knights Bannerets nor
Knights of any distinctive Order, nor even Knights Bachelors until in process of time
they became merged in that rank as stated further on. The rank of a Knight is
exceedingly ancient. Alfred the Great is known to have knighted his nephew Athelstan,
and Segar recounts that a Knight was created in this country so earlv as the year 506.
. There are with us eight leading Orders of Knighthood— the Garter, the Thistle, St.
Patrick, the Bath, the Star of India, St. Michael and St. George, the Indian Empire,
and the Royal Victorian Order. To these we may add Knights Bachelors, though not a
constituted Order ; also, but with Companions only, the Order of Merit, the Distin-
guished Service Order, the Imperial Service Order, and (for Ladies) the Victoria and
I Albert and the Crown of India ; yet again there are the Order of Mercy and the
Knights of the Hospital of St. John of Jerusalem in England, which embrace both
sexes,_ but confer no precedence and are denoted by no initials. Not one of these is
hereditary, though Knights of the Garter, even were they only commoners, would take
j precedence of Baronets. Both this and the Orders of the Thistle and St. Patrick are
I regularly restricted to nobles, the only recorded exceptions being the bestowal of the
Garter upon Sir Robert Walpole and William Herbert who became Earl of Pembroke,
and of the Thistle upon the present Duke of Argyll when Marquess of Lome, and the
: late Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, whilst it has been declared that the Garter was offered
j upon his retirement to Mr. Gladstone. The title "Sir" is formally prefixed to the
names, when given in full, of all Peers who are also either Knights or Baronets.
Wherever in the Knightage the husband is styled " Sir" the wife, in conventional usage,
has the title " Lady " or "Dame " as in the case of a Baronetess. But in her case the
honour is one of courtesy and not of right, as we are shown bv an amusing story
in ' The Book of the Court : ' The lady of a certain City Knight was once pre-
sented to the old Princess Amelia, who was very deaf. The Princess, not aware that
she was merely a Knight's lady, was about to salute her as she would have done with
the daughter of a Peer, to the great horror of the Gentleman Usher in Waiting, who,
shocked at such a violation of etiquette, exclaimed, loud enough to be heard by all
present, " Don't kiss her, Your Royal Highness ; she is not a real Lady ! "
All of the above Orders have been customarily conferred by the accolade (see
above), but the higher ones have been more and more often made exceptions, and it
is now a frequent course for even a Knight Bachelorship to be granted by letters-patent
when distance or any other cause interferes with a personal conferment. Some of the
most recent recipients of the Garter and Thistle have, however, undergone the ceremony
of knighting, and two Knights of St. Patrick submitted to it from the Viceroy during
the year 1900, though the latter's creative power extends only to Knights Bachelors.
A Central Chancery for all the Orders of Knighthood was established in 1904, and
it was ordained that the issue of insignia and the registration of warrants should be
carried out by the Lord Chamberlain's Department at St. James's Palace.
We are now inserting, from Whitaker's Almanack, small cuts of the Stars worn
by the respective Orders ; but for those of the Garter, Thistle, St. Patrick, and the Bath
j (G.C.B. Mil.) far clearer ones will be found on our title-page, described on page ix.
The Most Noble Order 05 the Garter.— The commonly accepted date of the
institution of this Order is August 1348, or thereabouts, its founder being Edward the
] Third ; it was re-constituted in 1805 and again in 1831. The story of its origin,
j||t|L in one form or other, is familiar to all, and the one that seems most to be pre-
liMK ferred is that it was Edward's own Queen who dropped her garter, and
j _ uttered the famous words, " Honi soit qui mal y pense ! " upon his picking it up,
in response to his rally as to what would be thought of her for thus losing her garter in
public. The further incident is appended that Edward then placed the garter round his
'awn knee by way of rebuke to those who "saw harm" in it, and that the occurrence
thus grew famous, and the garter came to be adopted as the battle-signal at Crecy.
Another story is that Richard Cceur de Lion during the Crusades once adopted a white
eathern strap below the left knee to distinguish his own soldiers from infidels during a
light assault — a theory which would place the origin of the Order a century and a
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Introduction.
half earlier, and which fails to account for the blue colour of the Garter and still more
for the origin of the motto. Sir Harris Nicolas gives as a translation of this motto, " May
he be dishonoured who thinks ill of it,"adding "i.e., the expedition to France." This hints
at some third original for the Order, apparently following Camden in taking the Crecy
battle-signal as the starting-point ; but here again we want explanation as to why any
one, in those days at least, should " think ill " of a grand warlike expedition. But
though mistrusting this application, we must all admit without hesitation that Sir
Harris's translation itself is more nearly correct than the one commonly received, which
first ignores the "y" for the sake of making out a proverb applicable to anything or
nothing, and then repeats the word "evil" without any warrant from the original.
For the word "honi," which in modern French would be "honni," is not even a
noun at all, but a participle (from "honnir," a verb used only in the passive and in
the sense of " vilipender," but with a force of indignation which makes it amount
to a curse). " Accursed be he who sees harm in the Garter " is evidently the real
intent of the words ; Sir Harris's "dishonoured" is far too feeble.
The Order itself may be said to rank indisputably as the first in the world, and the
number of foreign Sovereigns who have accepted it is almost countless. It is
still limited to twenty-five Knight Companions, with the Sovereign and the Prince
of Wales, and such occasional extra Knights and foreign rulers and dignitaries as
may be admitted by special statute, the "extras" being merged in the regular five-
and-twenty upon the first occurrence of vacancies ; the only alteration has been the
extension of the limits to lineal descendants of either of the four Georges. A Knight
of the Garter is at his investiture allotted a stall in St. George's Chapel at Windsor,
over which are set up, to be retained throughout his life, his sword, helmet, crest,
banner, and a plate containing his arms and titles : this practice is still in vogue.
The officers of the Order are— Prelate, the Bishop of Winchester ; Chancellor, the
Bishop of Oxford (formerly Salisbury) ; Registrar, the Dean of Windsor — all three ex
officio ; besides these are Garter King of Arms, usually called " Garter," and the Gentle-
man Usher of the Black Rod — these two being personal appointments. The Prelate and
Chancellor are authorised to wear upon their left side a scutcheon of the arms of St.
George ; the latter wears also a gold medal enamelled on the one side with a rose and on
the other with a St. George, both encircled with the garter. The Registrar has a mantle
of crimson satin with an escutcheon of St. George's arms embroidered on the left
shoulder ; and on his breast he wears a red book of the Order with a device of two pens
within the garter. The mantle of "Garter" himself is similar, and he wears a gold
medal enamelled with the Sovereign's arms impaled with the Cross of St. George,
surrounded with the garter, and surmounted by a crown. Like other Kings of Arms
(for whose names and titles see page 70) he has a crown of silver gilt, figured in sixteen
oak-leaves. Black Rod, who is the principal officer of the House of Lords, again has a
similar mantle. His Rod is surmounted by the Lion of England, and he wears before
his breast a gold badge composed on both sides of a knot encompassed with the garter
and motto. He is granted during life a house on the south side within Windsor Castle,
whilst the Prelate and Chancellor have apartments respectively in the Winchester and
Chancellor's Towers of the same.
The decorations of the Knights of the Order constitute a most elaborate and imposing
array, comprising the Garter, Mantle, Surcoat, Star, Hood, Hat, Collar, George, Lesser
George, and Ribbon. First, the Garter itself (worn below the left knee), of dark blue
velvet edged with gold, the motto in golden letters, and the buckle and pendant of chased
gold (those awarded to foreign Sovereigns have been most richly gemmed, that sent to Gus-
tavus Adolphus having the motto composed of some four hundred diamonds). Secondly
comes the Mantle, which is of dark blue velvet lined with white taffeta (this is the mantle
worn by Sovereigns upon state occasions, the regal distinction lying in the extra length of
the train). Thirdly we have the Surcoat, of crimson velvet, lined like the Mantle and
adorned like it upon the left breast with an eight-pointed silver-embroidered Star, within
which is the Red Cross of St. George, the whole encircled by a miniature blue garter.
After these come the Hood, resembling the Surcoat in colour and material, and the Hat,
whiah is of black velvet and surmounted by a plume attached by diamonds and composed
of white ostrich feathers with a central tuft of black ones from the heron. Then there is
the Collar, which is constructed of twenty-six circular medals of gold fastened together
by chains exactly in the manner of the circles in our title-page ; each medal has for its
border a garter with its motto, and for its interior a rose, alternately white and red :
between each medal and the next is a true-lovers' knot, formed of gold and enamelled
white. The twenty-six "garters" as they are termed (we here call them medals for
The Knightage, Companio?iage, <kc.
59
clearness, as the idea of twenty-six garters round the neck might be too suggestive of
strangulation) correspond to the number of the Order— the Sovereign and Knight
Companions ; the entire Collar weighs exactly thirty-two ounces. Suspended to this
Collar over the breast is the Badge or George, an image of that saint encountering the
j Dragon ; the Lesser George, which is similar, is attached to the broad dark blue Ribbon
of the Order, passing over the left shoulder and crossing obliquely to beneath the right
arm. Designation of the Order, the appended letters K.Ct.
The Most Ancient and Most Noble Order of the Thistle.— The Scottish Order
of the Thistle is reputed to be of very remote origin : some have assigned it to a.d. 787,
and it is said to have originated in the vision of a bright cross in the heavens seen
J|f||L by Achaius, King of Scots, and Hungus, King of the Picts, as they were engaged
ijjlsjf in prayer in the night before their battle with Athelstan, King of England.
What element of truth there may be in this no one can now confidently state.
What is historical is that in the year 1540 James the Fifth either established or revived
the Order, and that it had again to be restored in 1687 by James the Seventh of Scotland
and Second of England, who created eight Knights and assigned to them the royal chapel
at Holyrood, which is still the chapel of the Order. Once more the Order collapsed
through the Revolution of the following year, but on December 31, 1703, it was again
and more permanently established by Queen Anne. In 1827 it was decreed that its
membership should comprise the Sovereign and sixteen Knights, but other personages
of the Royal Family have since been added. Its officials are the Dean, the Secretary,
Lyon King of Arms, and the Gentleman Usher of the Green Rod. The decorations con-
sist of the Badge or Jewel, the Star, the Collar, and the Ribbon. The Badge is in the
form of a somewhat elongated eight-pointed star, and is charged with a gold enamelled
figure of St. Andrew holding before him his own cross : it is worn either pendent to
the Collar or attached to the dark green Ribbon of the Order, which passes over the left
shoulder and across the breast. The Star, properly so called, is itself formed in part of a
St. Andrew's Cross of silver embroidery, between the four limbs of which are four starry
rays, the centre being occupied by a thistle (blue flower with green foliage), which is
surrounded by a circle with the motto, " Nemo me impune lacessit " (No one provokes
me with impunity) : this is worn on the left side of the coat or cloak. The Collar is
composed of a series of golden thistles alternating with sprigs of rue. There is now
added a Mantle of green velvet lined with taffeta. Designation, the letters K.T.
The Most Illustrious Order of St. Patrick. — This, the leading Order of Ireland
as the Thistle is of Scotland, was instituted by George the Third in 1783. The number of
.» Knight Companions was originally fifteen, but was increased in 1833 to twenty-
jll»|L two, in addition to the Sovereign, the Lord Lieutenant (as Grand Master), and
tjjMjjlt some members of the Royal Family. All Lords Lieutenant on retirement retain
the insignia, but not the gic-a^ic?o knighthood. There was formerly a religious cere-
\ mony at investiture, but this was abolished on the disestablishment of the Irish
Church, and simultaneously the offices of Prelate and Registrar have lapsed, whilst the
Chancellor, instead of being an Archbishop, is now the Secretary for Ireland of the
Ministry of the day. The other officers are the Ulster King of Arms, the Secretary, the
Usher of the Black Rod (Ireland), and the Genealogist. The decorations consist of the
I Badge, Star, Collar, Mantle, and Ribbon. The Badge and Star have each of them in the
centre a St. Patrick's Cross in red surmounted by a green leaf of shamrock, each lobe of
which is charged with an Imperial Crown ; around this is a circle with a motto in gold
letters, " Quis separabit ? " (Who shall separate us? ) ; surrounding this again there is in the
Badge, which is of gold, a wreath of shamrocks confining the whole within an oval out-
1 line, whilst in the Star there are eight spreading rays of silver : these two ornaments are
worn as under the previous Orders. The Collar is wholly of gold and made up of a series
I of five roses, two harps, and an Imperial Crown, alternating with eight golden knots, the
I roses being enamelled alternately white petals within red and red within white ; whilst
I the crown, which occupies the front centre, has attached to it a third and much larger
I harp forming the connecting-link between the Collar and Badge (the other two harps are
H at the sides, the roses three behind and two in front, the crown taking in this lastposition
| the place of the centre one). The Mantle is of sky-blue tabinet lined with white silk.
I The Ribbon is sky-blue, and is worn over the right shoulder (not as those of the Garter
I and Thistle). Designation, the letters K.P,
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Introduction.
The Most Honourable Order of the Bath. —The name of this, by far the largest
of our Orders of Knighthood and the highest in honour of those to which commoners can
hope to attain, was evidently taken from an initiatory ceremony of bathing. If
it is too much to assert that the Order itself was founded in 1399, it appears
historically true that Henry the Fourth did, on his coronation in that year,
confer a distinguished knightly honour upon forty-six gentlemen who under-
went a series of forms upon the occasion, of which ablution was a principal item ;
indeed, we are told that in 1127 Henry the First made Geoffrey of Anjou and five
others "Knights of the Bath" at the marriage of his daughter the Princess
Matilda, whilst Burke tells us that the 2nd Lord Willoughby de Eresby
"received knighthood by bathing" from Edward the Second. But it was not
g.c.b. Civ. till 1725 that the Order was placed upon a solid foundation ; since then it has
been successively enlarged in 1815, 1847, 1861, 1887, and 19c 1. We are told by
kJH||g Froissart of Henry the Fourth's Knights being presented by the King with
gsRi "long green coats, the sleeves whereof were cut straight and furred with
miniver, and with great hoods or chaperons furred in the same manner, and
k.c.b. Mil. after the fashion used by prelates ; and every one of these Knights on his left
shoulder had a double cordon, or string of white silk, to which white tassels
ylHy were pendent." On the evening previous to their investiture they were all
ttffil assembled together, and each of them had his separate chamber and bath, the
a« rites of the latter having to be duly performed that night. This ceremony,
k.cb. Civ. however, appears to have been observed at the creation of Knights much earlier
# still ; but we find the Order in existence later on, and habitually bestowed on
state occasions upon such of the flower of the nobility as had received no other
Knighthood. Thus we can supplement Froissart's account by a more definite
c.b. Mil. one as described on the investiture of a number of Knights in 1610, when Prince
Radge. Henry, son of James the First, was created Prince of Wales. Those to be
invested were bidden to repair to Durham House in the Strand, and were conducted in
the evening to the bathing-chamber, "where for each of them was provided a several
bathing-tub, which was lined both within and without with white linen and covered
with red say. Early the next morning they were awakened with music, and at their
uprising invested in their hermit's habit." So attired and without shoes they were brought
into the chapel, where a solemn oath was administered to them to "honour God and main-
tain true religion, love their Sovereign, serve their country, help maidens, widows, and
orphans, and to the utmost of their power cause equity and justice to be observed."
After this they were invested in crimson robes, with white gloves, white boots, white
crosses, and white hats with white feathers, and they then mounted on horseback, each
Knight between two esquires, with footmen attending, and a page in front carrying the
sword and spurs. In this array they rode to the Court gate, and there individually (the
highest in rank first) entered the hall and knelt before the King, to whom the sword of
each was handed, when he passed the belt over the neck of the Knight and placed the
sword under the left arm ; two principal nobles then put on the spurs. All being con-
cluded, they returned to Durham House, where a dinner was set before them which
they were not to touch, but to leave to their esquires and pages. In the afternoon they
returned fasting to Court and passed a long service in the King's chapel. On making
their exit they were met by the King's cook, " who stood there with his white apron and
sleeves, and a chopping-knife in his hand, and challenged their spurs, which were
redeemed with a noble in money, threatening them nevertheless that if they should not
be true and loyal to the King, it must be his office to hew them from their heels." The
above is culled from a paper preserved by Mr. Anstis. The last of this Order of
Knights of the Bath are stated by Mr. Walford to have been the sixty-eight created by
Charles the Second at his coronation. We pass to 1725, when George the First renewed
the Order, fixing it at thirty-seven Knights and the Sovereign. It was in 1815, however,
that it was enlarged and modelled into an arrangement with three Classes, though only
the highest of these comprised as yet a Civil Division, and this limited to one-sixth of the
total of the Class (hitherto the letters K.B. forming the unvarying designation of any
Knight of the Bath). In 1847 it was again enlarged, the Civil Division being extended
to the other two Classes and increased in numbers in the first. Eventually the numbers
were fixed as stated below, but these are exclusive of the Royal Family and of such
distinguished foreigners as may be admitted Honorary Members of either Division
or Class : even then much laxity obtains by the temporary use of the word
" Additional " (and so with the Orders generally). It must also be particularly noted
that great numbers of military men are found under the Civil Division, on account of
The Knightage, Companionage, &c. 61
their special services having been of a scientific or other non-military character or of
their belonging to the Auxiliary Forces, whereas actual military service is required for
the other Division ; a few have obtained both Divisions.
The oM cers are the Dean (the Dean of Westminster), the Bath King of Arms, the
Registrar and Secretary, and the Gentleman Usher of the Scarlet Rod. The Duke
of Connaught was in 1901 appointed Great Master, an honour previously held by his
present Majesty, and at one time by their father, the Prince Consort. As a rule, though
not without frequent exceptions, recipients of this Order must begin with the lowest^
Class, or Companions, and proceed to Knights Commanders before they can become
Grand Crosses. The Military Division of even the lowest rank is only conferred upon
such distinction in action against the enemy as shall procure a medal or Other
decorative badge, or else a special mention in despatches ; it is never granted to any officer
of lower grade than that of Major in the Army or Commander in the Navy — indeed
very rarely even so low, the Distinguished Service Order being substituted.
The decorations of the Order consist of the Badge, Star, Collar, and Ribbon. The
Badge for the Military Division is a (genuine) Maltese Cross of gold with eight silver
enamelled balls upon the points, and within each of the four principal angles a lion ; in
the central circle are a rose, thistle, and shamrock issiiing from a sceptre, with three
Albert Crowns interspersed (crowns with four arches) ; in the border is the motto, " Tria
juncta in uno " (Three joined in one), with a laurel- wreath completely surrounding it,
whilst in a scroll beneath are the words " Ich dien " (I serve) : by the Grand Crosses
this is worn pendent from the Collar, by the Knights Commanders from the Ribbon, and
by Companions from the button-hole. The Badge of the Civil Division is also of gold,
and in the centre is similar to the above but larger (decreasing however with the three
Classes), and it is oval and without the surrounding cross and lions. The Star is of silver,
and for the Grand Crosses of the Military Division resembles the Badge as to the cross,
laurel-wreath, and mottoes, but has simply three Imperial Crowns in the central space,
being externally surrounded with a glory of silver flames ; for the Civil Grand Crosses
there is the same centre, but an eight-rayed star in lieu of flames, cross, and wreath ;
for the Knights Commanders there is a silver cross-patte'e round the same centre, the
Military Division alone taking the laurel-wreath and the scroll; Companions have no
Star, but only the Badge, like that of each Division of other Classes. The Collar of the
Grand Crosses, both Civil and Military, is of gold and weighs thirty ounces troy ; it is
composed of nine Albert Crowns alternating with eight combinations of roses, thistles, and
shamrocks, the whole series being linked together by seventeen golden knots enamelled
white. The Ribbon is red, and worn over the right shoulder by Grand Crosses,
but round the neck by Knights Commanders, who utilise it in place of the Collar for
suspension of the Badge ; Companions have neither Collar nor Star, and suspend
the Badge from the button-hole. Every G.C.B. is entitled to "supporters" in his
ooat of arms. On high state occasions the Knights wear a crimson surcoat and red
mantle, vest and breeches of white satin, white stockings and shoes, golden spurs, and
% high-crowned hat with a plume of white feathers. The designations with the nominal
limiting numbers are as under, these numbers being at the present date all greatly
exceeded, a special order in 1901, when the Military Division was increased enormously,
having pronounced those in excess to be " additional," in virtue of a provision that
;he second and third Classes might be enlarged on the occurrence of a war. The
lominal total is 1338, and the oddness of the figures throughout is perplexing when we
3ome to discover that about 1800 is the present actual membership without including
Honorary Members) :
1st Class, Knights Grand Cross Sir A. B., G.C.B. ... 55 Military, 27 Civil.
2nd Knights Commanders Sir A.B., K.C.B. ... 145 „ 108 „
3rd „ Companions The letters C.B. ... 705 „ 298
The Most Exalted Okder of the Stae oe India. — The Order next in precedence
iter the Bath is of a very modern date, having been constituted by her late Majesty in
^iife 1861, and subsequently enlarged successively in 1866, 1875, 1876, 1897, and
jsSp£ 1903. Its purpose is to reward services in and for India, and to recognise the
^tir loyalty of friendly native rulers and chiefs. It consists of the Sovereign, the
fl.cs.i. &c. Viceroy of India as Grand Master, some 276 Knights and Companions disposed
1 1 three Classes as below, and such extra and Honorary Members as the Sovereign may
|rom time to time appoint : originally it had no division into Classes, and the designa-
I ion K.S.I, then represented the only title which it conferred. The officers are the
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Introduction.
Registrar and the Secretary (who is the Foreign Secretary to the Indian Govern-
ment for the time being), and the decorations the Badge, Star, Collar, Ribbon, and
Mantle. The Badge has hitherto been an onyx cameo of Queen Victoria's bust set
in an oval and surrounded with the motto " Heaven's Light our Guide ; " it is sur-
mounted by a five-rayed star wholly in diamonds, which forms the connecting-link with
the Collar. The Star proper (first two Classes) has in its centre a smaller star like
the preceding, with the same encircling motto, also in diamonds, and around the
whole a glory of golden flames. The Collar is of gold, and adorned, enamelled in their
proper colours, with an Heraldic Crown, five red-and-white roses, six lotuses, and
ten pairs of palm branches. The Ribbon is sky-blue with a narrow white stripe towards
each edge, and is worn by Grand Commanders over the right shoulder, crossing to the left,
and by Knights Commanders round the neck, as with the preceding Order ; Companions
attach the Badge by it to the left breast. The Mantle is of light blue satin lined with
white and adorned with blue and silver tassels and a representation of the Star. Desig-
nations and limits (as increased in 1903) :
ist Class, Knights Grand Commanders Sir A.B., Gr.C.S.I. ... 36 members.
2nd „ Knights Commanders Sir A.B., K.C.S.I. ... 85 „
3rd ,, Companions The letters C.S.I. ...170 „
In ist Class, 18 each European and Indian ; ex -Viceroys additional.
The Most Distinguished Order op St. Michael and St. George.— Though
clearly older than the preceding and now of much wider application this Order has
been placed after it in dignity, because, having been originally established (in
18 18) to commemorate the placing of the Ionian Islands under the protec-
.^MfP" torate of Great Britain, it was limited at first to natives of these islands
o.c.m.g. and of Malta, and to "such other subjects of His Majesty as may hold
high and confidential situations in the Mediterranean : " indeed, it was not made
applicable to the Colonies generally until some years after the foundation of the ' ' Star
of India." In 1832 its three Classes were fixed at the numbers of fifteen, twenty,
and twenty-five respectively ; but it was enlarged successively in 1868, 1877, 1879, and
1887, till it has come to be assignable to any person who has rendered valuable services
in either Colonial or Foreign Affairs. It now comprises the Sovereign, the Grand
Master or Principal Knight Grand Cross, a number of Royal Princes, with foreign
Princes and persons of distinction (who are Honorary Members), and the ordinary
Knights and Companions as below. Its officers are the Prelate, Chancellor, Secretary,
King of Arms, and Registrar : the Colonial Office is its Chancery, and there is now
added a Chapel in St. Paul's Cathedral.
The decorations are the Badge, Star, Collar, Ribbon, Mantle, and Chapeau. The Badge
is white enamelled and resembling a Maltese Cross but with seven arms instead of four :
cn one side it represents the Archangel Michael encountering Satan, and on the other St.
George and the Dragon ; around each of these designs is the motto " Auspicium melioris
sevi " (The token of a better age) ; above the whole Badge is a crown attaching it to the
Collar. The Star of a Knight Grand Cross consists of seven rays of silver spreading
like the Badge, and with narrow ones of gold between, while in the centre is the
figure of St. George with the motto, and the extremities of the four arms of a
cross protruding from beneath, to halfway across the rays (unfortunately not clear
in our illustration). That of Knights Commanders is smaller and of only four
rays. The Collar is made up of crowned lions (the two in the front having wings),
Maltese Crosses, and ciphers of the letters SM and SG, with a crown in the front
centre slightly within the circle : all gold except the crosses, which are of white
enamel. The Ribbon is of Saxon blue with a scarlet stripe, and is worn by the
three Classes with the same variations as under the Bath. The Mantle and Chapeau are
of blue satin lined with scarlet silk, the latter surmounted with white and black ostrich
feathers. Knights Grand Cross are entitled to bear "supporters." The following are
the designations (which accord with those of the Bath and the Royal Victorian Order
in the use of the term " Grand Cross," while the two Indian Orders alone substitute
" Grand Commanders "), also the statutory limits of each Class as extended in 1902,
and not exceeded by more than a hundred in even the 3rd Class :
ist Class, Knights Grand Cross Sir A.B., (t.C.M.G. ...100 members.
2nd ,, Knights Commanders Sir A.B., K.C.M.G. ...300 „
3rd ,, Companions The letters CM. G. ...600 ,,
The Foreign Office may designate 30 of the ist Class, 90 of the 2nd, and 180 of the 3rd.
The Knightage, Companionage, <#c.
The Most Eminent Order of the Indian Empire.— The Order so entitled was
! instituted by her late Majesty on J anuary i, 1878, and for the purpose of commemorating
#her proclamation in the previous year as Empress of India. It is awarded for a
like purpose with the Order of the Star of India, though inferior to it in rank. In
1886 it was enlarged, and again at the Jubilees of 1887 and 1897. It now con-
g.c.i.e. sists of the Sovereign, the Governor-General (as Grand Master), some members
Badge, of the Royal Family, and the usual three Classes, besides extras, whilst there
exists the special proviso that all Councillors of the Indian Empire are life Companions
\ ex officio. Till 1887 it consisted of Companions only, but the two higher Classes were added
in that year. Its officers are the Secretary (who is the Foreign Secretary of the Indian
Government for the time being) and the Registrar. The decorations are the Badge, Star,
Collar, Ribbon, and Mantle. The Badge, which is wholly of gold, has consisted of an open
red rose with Queen Victoria's effigy in the centre surrounded by the motto "Imperatricis
auspiciis" ("Under the auspices of the Empress" — at first it was "Victoria Impera-
trix ") : above the rose is an Heraldic Crown connecting the Badge with a similar but
larger crown in the Collar. The Star, for the First Class, has its centre like that of the
Badge, but with the crown immediately surmounting, and is surrounded with alternate
gold and silver rays ; for the Second CI ass these rays are all silver. The Collar, worn by the
First Class only, is of gold, and is made up of the crown in front with a pair of chains
linking together a series of elephants, peacocks, and lotus-flowers. The Ribbon is of
imperial blue, and is worn with the same variations as under the Bath &c, Companions
attaching the Badge by it to the left breast. The Mantle is of purple satin lined with
white silk and fastened with purple silk and gold tassels : on its left a representation of
the Star. Designations, with limits (ex- Viceroys being additional G.C.I.E.'s) :
1st Class, Knights Grand Commanders Sir A.B., G.C.I.E. ... 32 members.
2nd „ Knights Commanders Sir A. B., K.C.I. E. ... 92 ^ „
3rd „ Companions The letters CLE. ... unlimited.
The OLE. appointments each year are limited to 20 (40 in 1903) + vacancies through promotion (not death).
The Royal Victorian Order.— This last of our Orders of Knighthood, which dates
only from 1896, was designed as a recognition of personal services to Queen Victoria,
w|W but since her decease it has been enormously increased in numbers, and
•JPlPfL additions, in fact, are now made to it every few days. It had been anticipated,
0&m on the contrary, that it would now have been wholly closed ; but our present
I esteemed Monarch retains it under the nomenclature adopted by his mother,
I g.c.v.o. -j. wag jier fo^ig f.0 connect herself in some way personally with every one
#of the many Orders or Decorations which she instituted. The Court Journal
incidentally remarked that such had not been the practice of British Sovereigns
before her; and the creations instituted by King Edward make it probable
k.c.v.o. that such practice is now at an end. The Ordei under consideration comprises
no fewer than five Classes, of which the istis to take precedence after G.C.I.E., the 2nd
after K.C.I.E., the 3rd after Knights Bachelors, the 4th after C.I.E., and the 5th
after D.S.O. It will thus be observed that a C.V.O., styled "Commander," is
superior to a C.B. (at first even to a Knight Bachelor). Higher than all these classes
there is the Victorian Chain, which is regularly restricted to the Royal Family and its
connections abroad, but was conferred upon the late Archbishop of Canterbury after
the Coronation, and is also held by Lord Curzon of Kedleston. The numerous
foreign members are Honorary only. It had its appointed Anniversary on J une 20, the
iay of her late Majesty's accession. Its officers are the Chancellor and the Secretary,
who are respectively the Lord Chamberlain of the Household and the Keeper of
I the Brivy Purse for the time being. The decorations are the Badge, Star, and
Ribbon. The Badge, for the 1st Class, is a white enamelled Maltese Cross, with
i crimson oval in the centre containing the royal and imperial cipher and the name
:' Victoria," all in gold letters, the name being surrounded by a blue circle surmounted
dv a crown ; for the 2nd and 3rd Classes it is similar but smaller, and for the 4th smaller
still ; for the 5th it is the size of the 4th, but with the cross in frosted silver instead of
I vhite enamel. The Star for the 1st Class is silver chipped, with eight points, and having
I I smaller reproduction of the Badge in its centre ; for the 2nd Class it is in the form of a
< Maltese Cross in silver but with smaller rays, and having the reproduced Badge in
I rosted silver instead of enamel : it is not worn by the three lower Classes. The Ribbon
I s of dark blue with a narrow edging of three stripes— red, white, and red again ; for
I ;he 1st Class it is 3! ins. broad and worn from over the right shoulder to below the left
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arm, having the Badge suspended to it ; for the 2nd and 3rd Classes it is if ins. broad
and worn round the neck ; for the 4th and 5th it is 1^ ins. broad and attached to the
left breast. The numbers of all the Classes are unlimited, and the following are the
designations :
1st Class, Knights Grand Cross Sir A.B., Gr.C.V.O.
2nd „ Knights Commanders Sir A.B., K.C.V.O.
3rd Commanders The letters C.V.Q.
4th ,, Members 4th Class * ) m 1 4.1. Mirn
5th Members 5th Class } The letters M'V0'
The Royal Hanoverian Guelphic Order.— This Order, which ceased to be
conferred in this country upon the death of William the Fourth, was instituted in 1815
by the then Prince Regent to commemorate the establishment of Hanover as a Kingdom,
and was formerly far more British than Hanoverian. It had its complete array of
decorations, with the motto "Nec aspera terrent " (Nor do difficulties dismay us). The
following are its designations with its only surviving British representatives :
G.C.H. (Knight Grand Cross of Hanover) — H.R.H. the Duke of Cumberland.
K.O.H. (Knight Commander of Hanover— last, Sir Woodbine Parish, who died 1881).
K.H. (Knight of Hanover— corresponding to Companions and not entitled " Sir").
Baron von Pawel-Rammingen is the last of the K.H.'s in this country.
Knights Bachelors. — In strict terms these do not constitute an " Order," though
the phrase "the Order of Knighthood " is used as including all Knights whatsoever. We
have mentioned under "General Remarks" that the more ancient class of
Knights were known simply as "Knights," or Equites Aurati; it must be added
that "Bachelors" {Milites Bacchilarix) were at first not Knights at all, but seem
to have stood much in the position of our modern "Companions." But by degrees,
apparently through the greater lustre of the Knights of the Bath, these other two ranks
came to be merged in their present compound title. It is usually held that the word
"Bachelor" in this usage is a corruption of " bas chevalier," as implying a lower
rank of Knights than those who received the honour under the royal banner; but
perhaps, in accordance with the statement above, it should rather be interpreted as
" lower than the Knight proper." Mention has been made of the systematic sale of
this and other honours by James the First, who during the second year of his reign
created 300 Knights. In the case of this degree he even outdid his achievements in the
sale of Baronetcies, till we are told that a satirical placard was affixed to the door of
St. Paul's Cathedral offering to teach a new art of memory to enable people to bear in
mind the names of the newly-created title-bearers; indeed, the King himself became so
humiliated by his own doings that upon one occasion when the new Knight showed
embarrassment at his own lack of prestige, James exclaimed, "Hold up your head,
man, and spare your blushes; I have more cause to be ashamed than you have." A
rather back-handed piece of consolation surely !
A few centuries earlier the Knight, like the Baron, was a part of the feudal system,
and the possession of a Knight's fee or of a certain small amount of land not only gave a !
claim to but allowed no escape from the title. Still, though it might be a burden it was
an honour usually sought with avidity. But when under the Stuarts the honour was I
degraded as above, while the ancient requirement to provide troops for the King was
still maintained, the Knights-designate were often glad to second their tenants in the
effort to obtain excuse from the promotion, submitting in its stead, the one to pay large
sums of indemnity and the others to submit to special levies of taxation. In the treaty
at Newport between Charles the First and his Parliament it was agreed that the King
should receive in place of the knightly service a tax of ,£100,000 a year upon the relieved
lands ; and by the 12th of Charles the Second an excise on beer and other drinks was
substituted and the service wholly abolished — the populace gladly accepting this burden
in place of some sixty days per year for which they had hitherto been obliged to go with
the troops. In 1904 the fees on the letters patent (,£50) and on the warrant for the
same {£10) were wholly abolished.
The designation of a Knight Bachelor is the simple prefix Sir ; it is permissible to add
"Knight "or " Kt.," but this is not usual except in formal style, and in any case K.B.
should not be used, those letters (see page 60) being the old style for "Knight of the
Bath." There is no decoration attached, and no limit to the numbers, also no officers,
it not forming an Order. The Lord Lieutenant of Ireland can create Knights Bachelors.
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Oedek of Merit,— King Edward in June 1902 instituted this Order, which at
present occupies a very anomalous position* conferring no precedence, and yet authorising
the holders to place its designating initials next after those denoting member-
ship of the Order of the Bath. It is designed as a very special distinction for
men most eminent in any department whatever— war, science, literature, or art
— without in itself conferring a knighthood, though it happens that of the
twelve originally appointed, every one, with the exception of a late distinguished
Royal Academician, was either a Peer, Knight, or Privy Councillor. The Order
is limited in numbers to 24, with the addition of foreign Honorary Members,
and its only Officer is the Secretary and Registrar, who is the Comptroller of
the Lord Chamberlain's Department for the time being, the office of that
Department being the Chancery of the Order. The Badge is a species of cross
of red and blue enamel, and its inner portion bears the words " For Merit" in
gold letters within a laurel wreath, the reverse containing the royal and
imperial cipher : in the cases of naval and military men two silver swords with
gilt hilts are added, and these cross each other, as shown in the cut. The whole is
attached to an enamelled Heraldic Crown suspended by a broad ribbon of Garter-blue
and crimson, and worn from the neck. The Secretary's badge has the substitution of
two silver pens in the place of the swords. The Order has an anniversary day fixed
for June 26 (that intended for the Coronation). Its designation is the letters O.M.
The Distinguished Service Order.— In this also and some following Orders we may
be said to have Knighthood without Knights, the members being Companions only. The
present Order ranks immediately after the 4th Class of the Royal Victorian,
the sequence of Companions &c. thus becoming — C.V.O., C.B., C.S.I., C.M.G.,
CLE., M.V.O. 4th Class, D.S.O., M.V.O. 5th Class. The Order under notice
was instituted by her late Majesty in 1886, its purpose being the recognition
of special services of commissioned officers in the Army and Navy. The Sovereign is at
its head and its numbers are unlimited (now about 1650). Its Badge is a gold cross
enamelled white, one side bearing an Heraldic Crown surrounded by a wreath of
laurels (enamelled green upon a red enamelled ground); on the reverse side there is
now the cipher ER VII within a similar wreath : this is worn attached to the left
breast by a red ribbon edged blue. Designation, the letters D.S.O.
Imperial Service Order. — King Edward, at his Coronation in August 1902, insti-
tuted this Order. It is restricted to members of the administrative or clerical (clerk)
branches of the Civil Service, and consists of the Sovereign, the Prince of
Wales, and Companions (not exclusively male) to a number not exceeding 425,
of whom 250 may belong to the Home Services and 175 to the Colonial. Those
of the former class must, as a rule, have rendered 25 years of meritorious
and those of the latter 16 ; but these rules are to be somewhat elastic, and even
subject to alteration. Its officer, appointed by the Sovereign, is styled Secretary and
Registrar. The Badge is a medallion to be worn on the left breast, bearing on one side
jlthe royal cipher, and on the other the words, "For Faithful Service," the lettering
j being in dark blue enamel upon a shield of gold girt with a laurel wreath and sur-
! mounted by a crown. (The minor honour of the Imperial Service Medal, like the
(above, but of silver, is announced as designed for award to those who have served
] the full terms icithout displaying any particular merit.) Designation, the letters I.S.O.
j— We presume that this Order will eventually confer precedence next after the pre-
ceding, but all those that follow are honours only and give no rank.
The Royal Order op Victoria and Albert (for Ladies).— Instituted in 1862, and
snlarged in 1864, 1865, and 1880. It comprises Her Majesty Queen Alexandra and four
Classes, of which the First consists of Princesses of the Royal Family with some foreign
Queens, the Second of Royal ladies less nearly connected with our Royal Family, and
he Third and Fourth of ladies of the British nobility of higher or lower rank. Badge,
a the first three Classes a medallion of Queen Victoria and the Prince Consort, differing
1 the width and jewelling of the border as the Classes descend, whilst the fourth
ubstitutes a jewelled cipher. All four are surmounted by some form of a crown,
diich is attached to a bow of white moire ribbon. Designation, the letters V.A.
The Imperial Order of the Crown of India (for Ladies).— Instituted Jan. 1, 1878,
ad for a like purpose with the simultaneously created Order of the Indian Empire. It
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consists of her present Majesty with some Royal Princesses, and the female relatives of
Indian Princes or of persons who have held conspicuous offices in connection with India.
Badge, the royal cipher in jewels within an oval, surmounted by an Heraldic Crown
and attached to a bow of light blue watered ribbon, edged white. Designation, the
letters C.I.
The Order of St. John of Jerusalem. — Though containing " Knights of Justice "
and " of Grace," this Order is no more than an honorary title. Its Maltese prototype
arose in the century of the Norman Conquest, and by about noo it wa3 established in
England, making its headquarters the Priory of St. John in Clerkenwell, of which the
ancient gateway still remains ; the Sisters of the Order were located at Bucklands in
Somersetshire. It began as a voluntary confraternity for the relief of pilgrims to
Jerusalem, and a similar object has all along been kept before it, its present English
namesake having offshoots such as the St. John Ambulance Association and the British
Ophthalmic Hospital at Jerusalem. A charter was granted to the British Order by Queen
Victoria in 1888, its full title being therein given as " The Grand Priory of the Hospital
of St. John of Jerusalem in England." Besides the above Knights it possesses
Commanders, as well as Squires, Chaplains, Honorary Serving Brothers and Sisters,
and Honorary Associates ; for its long string of officers we must refer to the Almanack.
Its Badge is a Maltese Cross deeply cleft, with alternately a lion and a unicorn between
the branches ; it is of gold or silver according to the grade, and is worn suspended from
a black watered silk ribbon. Its medal, with a device like that of the Badge upon one
side and a sprig of St. John's wort upon the other, is conferred for acts of gallantry
involving risk of life. The fraternity may be described as a Protestant analogue to the
Roman Catholic Order known as "The Knights of Malta" (hence the Maltese Cross),
it having long settled in that island after migrating from Jerusalem to Acre and thence
to Rhodes ; but the two are absolutely unconnected.
Military Knights of Windsor.— A small number of military officers, who have
performed meritorious services but are not in a position suitably to maintain them-
selves, are granted a pension ranging from ^,"50 to ^130 a year, together with apart-
ments at Windsor Castle, from which they obtain the above designation, which,
however, confers no more of a title than does a suite at Hampton Court upon a lady.
Up till 1892 there was included the Order of Naval Knights of Windsor (begun 1797 under
the will of S. Ti'avers, Esq. ), but these are now separated as the Travers Pension, which
amounts to £7$ a year. The Order of Knights of Windsor has existed from 1349,
having at first been composed of 26 veterans of Edward the Third. They thus
constituted "The Poor Knights of the Order of the Garter" as it then was, and they
continue to this day to be connected with it by various links. They are appointed by
the Sovereign in his capacity as head of that Order ; they form part of an ecclesiastical
college under its Registrar, the Dean of Windsor; their pay comes from the revenues
of that college, and they wear its badge, whilst every KG. has upon appointment to
contribute a sum of money for apportionment among them. Their uniform is that of
the earlier part of last century, and was assigned them by William the Fourth, who
prefixed the word ' ' Military " to their title. Under Charles the First the numbers
were fixed at thirteen for the Royal Foundation and five for the Lower. Queen
Elizabeth drew up the present code, under which members must reside at their
quarters for nine months of the year, and must attend St. George's Chapel on
Saints' Days, besides acting occasionally as guards of honour. Queen Victoria in 1870
confirmed the previous statutes respecting them.
The Victoria Cross was instituted in 1856, on the close of the Crimean War,
as a recognition of conspicuous acts of bravery in presence of the enemy displayed by
# either soldiers or sailors. It was designed primarily for the rank and file and
non-commissioned officers, but it is held also by all grades up to Field-Marshals
and Admirals of the Fleet, and was extended to civilians who had borne arms
against the Indian mutineers ; the Militia also are now included if they have
been serving under regular officers. Conjoined with the decoration is the confer-
ment, upon non-commissioned officers and men, of a pension of £10 per annum and an
additional £5 for each Bar, as immediately to be explained ; and what is still more,
this £10 may be increased to £$0 (at the option of the Secretary for War or First
Lord of the Admiralty) in any cases where the recipients are unable to maintain
themselves. The Badge consists in a cross-pattee of bronze, having in the centre
an Imperial Crown, with a lion above it, and a scroll below bearing the words
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''For Valour." . Any additional act of bravery is noted by a Bar being affixed to the
ribbon from which the cross hangs, it being suspended to the left breast, whilst the
ribbon is red for the Army and blue for the Navy. The cross is usually styled
" Maltese," but this cannot be strictly correct, for its four arms are not cleft at the ends
as they are in the decorations of the Bath, St. Michael and St. George, and the Royal
Victorian ; crosses-pattee on the contrary, though very varied in form, are never elove"n
at the ends. Though instituted in 1856, some of the original recipients are registered
as from 1854, the date being always that of the act by which the honour was earned.
The Conspicuous Service Cross (C.S.C.), instituted by King Edward in 1901, is also
a decoration in reward of "distinguished service before the enemy," but is specially
designed for bestowal on W arrant Officers and subordinate officers in the Fleet who do
not hold commissions in the Navy. It consists of a silver cross with the reverse side
plain, but on the obverse the cipher ERI surmounted by an Imperial Crown.
The Distinguished Conduct Medal, which has been very extensively awarded of
late, is a similar decoration, confined to the rank and file of the Army. Its equivalent
in the Navy is termed the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal.
The Volunteer Officers' Decoration (V.D.) is an honour for rewarding the
meritorious services of officers of the force in question, who must be or have been in
commission and have served twenty years, though a provision is made allowing half the
time spent mother military service to be counted in making up this term. Dishonour-
able conduct is to entail the erasure of the name and a publication of the fact in the
Gazette. _ The Badge is an oak wreath in silver with the cipher ER and an Heraldic
Crown in the centre ; it is suspended to the left breast by a green ribbon attached to a
silver oak bar-brooch.
The Albert Medal dates from 1866, with extensions in 1867 and 1877, and is a
recognition of acts of gallantry performed by any person whatever. Its recipients are
ranged in two Divisions, the one receiving a Badge inscribed "For Gallantry in Saving
Life at Sea," the other with the closing words varied to "on Land." Each Division has
now two Classes, the Badge of the one having a golden centre with a bronze garter
around it, that of the other being wholly in bronze ; both are oval, and contain an
Albert Crown and the cipher VA, to which in the Sea Division an anchor is added.
The suspending ribbon in this Division i3 of dark blue, with four white stripes in the
First Class and two in the Second ; in the Land Division it is crimson with similar
white stripes. An added Bar records an additional act of gallantry. — Another
"Albert Medal," not to be confused with this, is given by the Society of Arts,
The Royal Red Cross (R.E.C.— for Ladies), founded 1883, is a distinction conferred
upon ladies of any rank or position, whether subjects or foreigners, who may be brought
to the Sovereign's notice for acts of mercy in attending to the sick or wounded in time of
war. It has the Queen and several Royal Princesses at its head. Badge, a cross-pattee
enamelled crimson which has hitherto borne her late Majesty's effigy in the centre on
one side, on the reverse the cipher VRI, and on the four arms respectively the words
"Faith," "Hope," "Charity," "1883." The ribbon is dark blue edged red, tied in a
bow and worn on the left shoulder.
The Kaisar-i-Hind Medal (for either sex) was founded 1900, and is a reward for
any person whatever who shall have rendered useful service in or for India : the First
Class under sign manual from the Sovereign on recommendation by the Secretary of
State for India ; the Second as the grant of the Governor-General. The medal is an
oval-shaped badge— in gold for the First Class and Silver for the Second— with the
Royal cipher on one side, and on the reverse side the words " Kaisar-i-Hihd — for
Public Service in India." It is worn on the left breast, hung by a dark-blue ribbon.
Attached bars may be added for additional services.
The Order of Mercy (both sexes), established in 1904, with the King as its Sovereign,
may be described as an official outgrowth of the League of Mercy, though this also is
j a body having a royal charter. This League is an association in connection with King
I Edward's Hospital Fund for London, and its members are expected to interest them-
selves, both by contributions and personal service, on behalf of the sick and suffering.
It possesses a Badge, consisting of a Geneva Cross in deep red enamel upon gold, with
[ft small figure of Mercy in the centre: the "Order" substitutes a group of figures
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I representing Charity*, and the cross is surmounted by the Prince of Wales's feathers;
The Prince and Princess of Wales are the Grand President and Lady Grand President
of both League and Order, and the Treasurer is Sir Henry Burdett, K.C.B* The
"Order" has been awarded to a number of Presidents and Vice-Presidents of the
League, and is conferable upon any of its members who have belonged to it for five |
years or rendered any distinguished service.
The Cockade, in present English usage, is a distinction of office rather than of title, I
it being a head-dress which can legally be worn only by servants of royalty and of
naval and military officers, diplomatists, and the lieutenants, deputy-lieutenants, and
high sheriffs of counties. As worn by these its colour is black — circular with a
projecting fan for military and semi-military men, and oval without fan for naval
officers. Its introduction into England in these forms was due to the House of Hanover,
those who adopted it signifying thereby their allegiance to that House ; but cockades of
various colours had been here known long previous to their time. Under Charles the First
there was a scarlet cockade, but under his son the colour was changed to white, and
"the white cockade" became the badge of the Pretenders or Jacobites, as the orange
was that of King William (whose title " Prince of Orange," however, was derived from
a small principality of that name now belonging to France). At that date "to mount
the cockade " implied simply " to become a soldier, " the white or orange denoting the
party. The latter is still the colour in Holland, whilst other European nations adopt a
large variety of hues, as is shown occasionally in the streets of London in the foreign
liveries of carriage attendants — black and white for Prussia; black, white, and red for
Germany ; black and yellow for Austria ; blue and white for Bavaria ; the tricolour for
France ; scarlet for Spain ; blue and white for Portugal ; and black, red, and yellow
for Belgium. The word was borrowed from the French cocarde, having originally been
applied to the plumes of cocks' feathers worn by Croatian soldiers serving in the
French army. Some such a plume, or in its place a bunch of ribbons, came to be used
in pinning up the flaps of the hat into a cocked position, and thus gradually the word
passed< for the name of the " cocked " hat itself. (This paragraph is mainly based upon
an article by Mr. F. Lee Carter in the Genealogical Magazine for June 1899.)
REMARKS ON NATIVE EASTERN NAMES AND TITLES.
!(. INDIAN.
The large number of native Indian Knights which our work comprises renders it
desirable that some explanation of their titles as well as of their names should be
supplied to English readers. For that which Ave here present, as also for a considerable
amount of rearrangement in the Directory, we are indebted in the first place to
Messrs. James and Horace Wilson, of Sheffield, but formerly of Calcutta, the one as
proprietor and editor of the Indian Daily News, and the other as a practising barrister
in the Supreme Court. Their generous help has been supplemented and greatly
extended by the kindness of Maj.-Gen. Sir Owen T. Burne, G.C.I.E.
Taking up the names first, the chief perplexity lies in their variety of systems, or
rather sometimes their want of system. To a very large extent we find what
correspond exactly to our own repertory of Christian names, but these are far
more widely chosen than with ourselves, so that not unfrequently a man has to be
entered under the first of his names, be it "Christian" name or not. "In Bengal,"
says our informant, " a Hindu generally has three names, just as the old Roman had
his prcenomen, nomcn, and cognomen. Hie first would be the personal name (' Christian'
name), the second a descriptive or caste name, the third a family name." Thus the
order would differ from the Roman, in which, for instance, " Marcus Tullius Cicero "
has the family name in the second place. Others have but two names, and many of the
Marwaris only one, as Dedraj or Mulchand. The Mohammedans are very irregular,
"some seeming to have no family name at all, as Khadia Bux = 'the gift of God ;'"
to which may bo appended the range of variations from the lengthy ' Abdul Fayal
Muhammad Abdur Rahman" to the single name "Buddhu."
Turning to the titles, we are speedily staggered by their multiplicity. Here again we
find a difference of nomenclature between the titles of Hindus and those of Moham-
medans, the highest in rank with the former being Maharaja and with the latter Nawab,
with the exception of the one still higher potentate termed the Nizam. Some titles are
Native Eastern Names and Titles. 69
hereditary and represent ruling chiefs or those nominally such (and of these there are
no less than some 620) ; others are personal honours conferred on individuals by our
Indian Government, and even then sometimes made hereditary. It must be added
that though caste is often figuring in the names it has nothing whatever to do with
the titles. Some words, such as Amir and Khan, are confusingly used as both titles
and names ; but we will now do our best to furnish a glossary of those occurring in
this volume which have anything titular about them.
Ahluwalia— Prince, head of a princely family.
Akhundzada— son of a head officer.
Amir (corruptly Emir)— a Mohammedan Chief, a man of high rank ; also often a personal name.
Bab'i or Babu— lit. " father ; " a respectful " Mr. ; " Irish " Your Honour."
Bahadur — lit. " noble," or " warrior : " a title much valued by Mohammedans and often bestowed by
Government ; it strengthens other titles, but if standing alone it may designate a petty ruler.
Bakhshi—a, Eevenue Officer or Magistrate.
Begum— feminine of "Nawab," combined as " Nawab Begum " in Bhopal.
Besar understood to mean a large land-owner.
Bhup— a sovereign or king (used in one locality only),
Badi — lit. "grandfather" (paternal): any venerable person.
Deb— a Brahminical priestly title ; it is the name of a divinity.
Dhiraj— "Lord of the Lands" (comp. "Besar").
Diwan — a First Minister to a native Mohammedan prince, a Vizier ; also a Council of State.
Gaekwar or Guicowar — title of the ruler of Baroda, with "Maharaja " added (Hindu); it was once a
caste name, and means " cowherd," implying, the protector of the sacred animal.
Kazi — a J udge.
Khan— orig. the ruler of a small Mohammedan State, now a prized but nearly empty title, and very
commonly used as a name, especially as an adjunct to Afghan or Pathan names.
Kunwar or Kumar — heir to a title.
Lokindra—" Protector of the World," title of the Chiefs of Dholpur and Duttia.
Maharaja— the highest of hereditary rulers among the Hindus, or else a personal distinction con-
ferred by Government. Maharaj Kumar, the heir of a Maharaja ; Maharana and Maharao
are merely variants of Maharaja, of which Maharani is the feminine [maha = great).
Mian— like the Scottish " Master " (son of a Rajput Prince).
Mir— a chief or leader, an inferior title which, like " Khan," has grown into a name.
Mirza— if prefixed, " Mr. ; " if following, " Prince."
Moulvi — a learned man or teacher.
Mudeliar—" Steward of the Lands."
Myowun — " Mr."
Nawab— orig. a Viceroy under the Mogul Government ; the title of a Mohammedan prince, inferior
only to " Nizam ; " also a Government bestowal on men of high rank.
Nizam — the title of the ruler of Hyderabad, the leading Mohammedan prince in India.
Pandit or Pundit— a learned man.
Baja— a Prince, a title given largely to Hindus of rank, similar to "Maharaja" but lower. It has
the similar variations Raj, Rana, and Rao, also the feminine Rani,
Saheb— the native Hindu term used to or of a European ("Mr. Smith" would be mentioned as
" Smith Saheb," and his wife " Smith Mem-Saheb," but in addressing it would be " Saheb,"
fern. " Saheba," without the name) ; occasionally appended to a title in the same way as
" Bahadur," but inferior ( = master). The unusual combination " Nawab Saheb " implies a
mixed population of Hindus and Mohammedans.
Sahibzada — son of a person of consequence.
Said, Sat/id, Saiyid, Sidi, Syed, Syud— various forms for a title adopted by those who claim direct
male descent from Mohammed's grandson Husain.
Sawai—a, Hindu title implying a slight distinction (lit. one-fourth better than others).
Sawbwa — a chief.
Shahzada — son of a Prince.
Sirdar (properly Sardar)—a, leading Government official entrusted with either the civil or military or
both departments of the State ; a chief or head man, or even a Grand Vizier.
Sri or Shri — lit. fortune, wealth : a Sanscrit term used by Hindus in speaking of a person whom they
regard with special respect (never addressed iohim) ; used also of divinities. The two forms
of spelling are occasioned by the intermediate sound of the s (that of s in the German Stadt).
Talpur— the name of a dynasty in Sind.
Thakur—EbTL equivalent to " Raja," and also Hindu ; used locally in Central and N,W. India,
Zemindar— & landowner.
2. EGYPTIAN-.
Most of the following have been kindly supplied us by the Earl of Cromer :
Imh — see "Amir" of previous list.
ferik — a Vice- Admiral.
rhaly—Si word meaning " costly," but it is a proper name in " Boutros Ghaly Pacha."
I Caid-^ used in Barbary of a high military or civil official ; in Tunis, a Governor of a province*
Wudir—& Governor of a province, or sometimes a director of a State Administration.
Taver— an A.D.C., but it is a proper name in " Mustapha Yaver Pacha."
7o
Introduction.
| OFFICERS OF ARMS.
The English College of Arms, or the Heralds' College, is a corporate body originally-
established by Richard the Third. Its officers are appointed on the nomination of the
Earl Marshal, whose office is hereditary in the line of the Duke of Norfolk ; their only
remuneration, beyond a nominal one, consists in the fees which they receive from
private practice, though one Herald and one Pursuivant are regularly in attendance
at the office. The Officers of Arms of Scotland and Ireland, on the contrary, are now
immediately under Government instead of forming corporations ; they are in no degree
connected with either the Earl Marshal or Carter. The duty of the various Offices is
to attend to all matters of pedigrees, honours, and precedence ; and to arrange all state
ceremonies in their respective countries. The rank of the three English Kings remains
invariably in the order given below, but that of the Heralds and Pursuivants changes
with personal seniority.
I The three grades of Kings, Heralds, and Pursuivants are all attired officially in the
tabard or sleeveless coat — that of the Kings being of embroidered silk velvet, that of
the Heralds satin, and of the Pursuivants figured silk damask. The Kings of Arms are
further distinguished by crowns of silver gilt figured with sixteen oak -leaves, and they
wear gold collars of SS., which perhaps means " Spiritus Sanctus," but this, one of the
Kings tells us, is "hotly controverted " (the term occurs in Shakespeare's ' Henry VIII.,'
Act iv., Scene i.) ; they aire assigned official arms to impale with their, own (for Garter
see further under that Order). The Heralds have similar collars, but of silver; their
designation is solely in connection with "heraldry," the trumpeters attending them
i upon state ceremonies whenever the more ordinary function of a "herald "has to be
performed.
List of Kings of Arms.
(For nim.es see below. )
Garter— Principal lung for England.
Clirenceux-for England E., W., & S. of the Trent.
Norroy— for England North of the Trent.
Lyon—iov Scotland.
Ulster— for Ireland.
ENGLAND.
* College of Arms, Queen Victoria St., E.C.
Earl Marshal.
His Grace the Duke of Norfolk, K.G.
Kings of Arms
Garter— Sir Alfred Scott Scott-Gatty, E.S.A.
&larenceux— George Edwd. Cokayne, Esq., M.A.,
E.S.A.
UorroM— William Hemy Weldon, Esq., C.V.O.,
E.S.A.
Heralds.
Cluster — Henry Murray Lane, Esq.
Lancaster — Edward Bellasis, Esq.
Somerset — Henry Eamham Burke, Esq., C.V.O.,
E.S.A. {Registrar).
Richmond— Chas. Harold Athill, Esq., E.S.A.
Windsor— Win, Alex. Lindsay, Esq., K.C., M.A.,
E.S.A.
Fork—
Pursuivants.
Blueman tie— Gordon Ambrose De Lisle Lee, Esq.
Rouge Dragon — Evcrard Green, Esq., V.P.S.A.
Portcullis — Thos. Morgan Joseph- Watkin. Esq.,
B.A.,F.S.A.
Rouge Croix — Arthur Wm. Steuart Cochrane
Esq.
Earl Marshal's Sec, W. H. Weldon, Esq.,
(J.V.O. (Norroy King of Arms).
Regist., H. F. Burke, Esq., C.V.O. (Somerset
Herald).
SCOTLAND.
Lyon Court, General Register House, Edinburgh.
King of Arms.
Lyon— Sir James Balfour Paul, E. S.A.Scot.
Heralds.
Albany— Robert Spence Livingstone, Esq.
Ross— Andrew Eoss, Esq., Solic. to Snpr. Ct.
Rothesay— Erancis Jas. Grant, Esq., W.S., E.S.A.
Scot. (Lyon Clerk).
Pursuivants.
Carricli— William Eae Macdonald, Esq., E.S.A.
Scot., Fell, of Fac. of Actuaries.
March— Capt. Geo. Sitwcll Campbell-Swinton,
E.S.A. Scot.
Unicom — John Home Stevenson, Esq., M.A.,
E.S.A. Scot., Adv.
Lyon Clerk and Keeper of Records— Francis
Jas. Grant, Esq., W.S., F.S.A.Scot.
Procurator Fiscal— David Scott-Moncrieff,
Esq., W.S.
Herald Painter — Graham Johnston, Esq.
Macer — Robt. Gardiner, Esq.
IRELAND.
Office of Arms, Record Tower, Dublin Castle.
King of Arms,
Ulster-Sir Arthur Edwd. Vicars, K.C. V.O., F.S. A.
Assist. Sees., Fras. R. Shackleton, Esq. ;
Regd. M. Glencross, Esq.,B.A.
Pursuivant.
Athlone— Henry Claude Blake, Esq.,M.V.O. (Priv.
Sec. to Ulster King).
7i
PRECEDENCE.
The relative positions of the various grades have formed the subject of legal enact-
ments from a very early period, the first apparently having been decreed in the reign of
Edward the Third in the year 1339. After this we meet with a statute passed under
Henry the Seventh, and a more important one in the 31st year of Henry the Eighth,
which has since been looked upon as the primary authority on the subject, though it was
little more than a conferring of legal force upon the practices then current. Several
acts of less account have followed, mostly in reference to questions of special controversy
or doubt. Many striking omissions occur in the table, there being no recognition of the
high office of Prime Minister nor of Colonial Governors nor military and naval com-
manders ; again, the sons of Peers' eldest sons nowhere occur. Hereditary precedence
as a rule comes only through a father, but a Peeress in her own right can confer it upon her
offspring. Men possessing two claims to precedence, a personal and an official one, will
be ranked according to whichever of these is the higher : yet this preference of the
higher is not the invariable system, for if the son of a Duke, for instance, is summoned
to the House of Lords in a Barony of his father's his rank forthwith sinks to that
of a Baron ; and similarly if an Irish Peer becomes a Member of Parliament it will
be only in the latter capacity that he will be summoned to a Coronation. The children
of a living Peer or Baronet rank before those of his predecessor, as they themselves will
have the prior claim to succeed. A dignity which is exclusively official — as that of the
Spiritual Peers and the Scottish Lords of Session — confers no precedence whatever upon
the children, but those of a Life Peer now rank as only one degree lower than the
younger sons of other Barons. No foreign title confers any precedence in England,
but veritable Ambassadors rank before all except the Royal Family, while Envoys and
Foreign Ministers have latterly been placed, ' Burke ' tells us, between Dukes and
Marquesses. Foreign Sovereigns visiting England would rank after our own King in
order of seniority of accession alone, whether Emperors, Kings, or Presidents.
Table of General Precedence — Men.
The Sovereign.
The Prince of Wales.
Sovereign's grandsons.
Sovereign's brothers.
Sovereign's nephews.
Ambassadors.
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Lord High Chancellor.
Archbishop of York.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland.
Lord President of the Council.
Lord Privy Seal.
Four following State Officers if Dukes :
1, Lord Great Chamberlain, when on duty ; 2, Earl
Marshal ; 3, Lord Steward ; 4, Lord Chamberlain
of Household.
Dukes of England in order of dates of their patents.
Dukes of Scotland.
Dukes of Great Britain.
Dukes of Ireland made before Union.
Dukes of United Kingdom or of Ireland after Union.
Eldest sons of Dukes of the Blood Royal.
Four State Officers as above if Marquesses.
Marquesses of England &c, in same order as Dukes.
Dukes' eldest sons.
Four State officers as above, if Earls.
Earls, in same order as Dukes.
Younger sons of Dukes of the Blood Itoyal.
Marquesses' eldest sons.
Dukes' younger sons.
Four State officers as above, it Viscounts.
Viscounts, in same order as Dukes.
Earls' eldest sons.
Marquesses' younger sons.
Bishops of London, Durham, and Winchester
{in that order).
Other English Bishops, in order of consecration.
Irish Archbishops and Bishops (either Prot. or R.C.).
Moderator of the Church of Scotland.
Four above Officers of State, if Barons.
Secretaries of State and Irish Secretary, if Barons
(Order— Home, Foreign, Colonial, War, India, Irish).
Barons, in same order as Dukes.
Speaker of the House of Commons.
Treasurer of the Household.
Comptroller of the Household.
Master of the Horse.
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household.
Secretaries of State &c, below rank of Barons.
Viscounts' eldest sons.
Earls' younger sons.
Barons' eldest sons.
Knights of the Garter if Commoners.
Privy Councillors of any lower rank than above.
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Lord Chief Justice of England.
Master of the Rolls.
Lords Justices of Appeal and President of Probate Ct.
Judges of the High Court of J ustice.
Viscounts' younger sons.
Barons' younger sons.
Sons of Life Peers.
Baronets of either Kingdom (concurrently).
Knights Grand Cross of the Bath.
Knights Grand Commanders of the Star of India.
Knights Grand Cross of St. Michael & St. George.
Knights Grand Commanders of the Indian Empire.
Knights Grand Cross of Royal Victorian Order.
Knights Commanders of the above five Orders,
in same sequence.
Knights Bachelors.
Commanders of the Royal Victorian Order.
Judges of County Courts and of City of Loud. Ct.
Masters in Lunacy.
Companions of first four of the above five Orders, in
same sequence.
Members (Class 4) of the Royal Victorian Order.
Companions of the Distinguished Service Order.
Eldest sons of younger sons of Peers.
Baronets' eldest sons.
Eldest sons of Knights, in order of their fathers.
Members (Class 5) of the Royal Victorian Order.
Younger sous of younger sons of Peers.
Baronets' younger sons.
Knights' younger sons, in order of their fathers.
Esquires.
Gentlemen.
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Introduction.
Knights of the Thistle and St. Patrick are wholly overlooked (Burke now inserts the
latter next after the Garter), but as they are invariably of some other high rank the
omission is of no practical consequence. We have omitted not only these, but also three
or four offices which are now non-existent. In University Precedence we have Doctors
(in the order— D.D. , D.C.L. or LL.D., M.D., Mus. D., D. Litt., D. Sc.), Bachelorsof
the same faculties, then Masters of Arts, and lastly Bachelors of Arts. For Relative
Ranks of Army and Navy, see the Almanack. The order of Legal Precedence is, for
remaining
the highest officials, given under the general list above ; but for the
classes we must append the following after " Judges of the High Court > "
Judge Advocate-General.
Attorney-General.
Lord Advocate of Scotland.
Solicitor-General.
King's Counsel.
Serjeants.
Recorder of London.
Common Serjeant of London.
Attoraey-General of Duchy of Lancaster.
Masters in Chancery
Masters in Lunacy.
Doctors of Civil Law.
Barristers with patents of precedence.
Other Barristers.
King's Remembrancer.
Proctors.
Solicitors.
Notaries.
Similarly for Clerical Precedence we must add after " Irish Bishops :"
Archdeacons.
Bishop of Sodor and Man,
Scottish Bishops.
Colonial Bishops.
Bishopi? Suffragan, Retired, Assistant, and
Missionary Bishops.
Deans.
Canons.
Rectors of degree D.D.
Other Rectors.
Vicars of degree D.D.
Other Vicars.
Precedence among Ladies,
As a first general rule the rank of ladies is that of their husbands if mai'ried and of
their eldest brothers if single ; but there are many special instances. Our section upon
the Marriage of Peeresses and Others, now placed under the heading " Nomenclature of
Peers' Relatives," comprehends much that is applicable to our subject here. In par-
ticular, we may here repeat that whilst the eldest son of a Peer takes rank, say, as a
Duke's son quite irrespective of his courtesy-title as Marquess, Earl, or Lord, the
married daughter of a Peer may either retain a higher rank of her own by adhering to
her former style, or take that of her husband by conforming to his. It must be added
that the wife of an eldest son takes precedence over all daughters, but these in their turn
have priority over the wives of younger sons. A dowager lady again (not necessarily
so styled,_ see page 74) ranks higher than the wife of the living Peer or Baronet, be-
cause, whilst neither can possibly succeed to the title, the elder comes the nearer to the
original holder — a rule thus resulting which is the opposite to that observed in the cases
of children, wherein those of the living Peer or Baronet take precedence on account of
nearness to the future succession. The mere official rank of the husband as a rule
confers no dignity whatever upon his wife ; but even here there are exceptions in cases
where the wives have a species of public duties to perform, as those of a Lady Mayoress
and the wife of a Lord Lieutenant of Ii eland. The following is the order observed :
The Queen.
The Princess of Wales.
Sovereign's daughters.
Wives of Sovereign's younger sons.
Sovereign's granddaughters.*
Wives of Sovereign's grandsons.
Sovereign's sisters.
Wives of Sovereign's brothers.
Sovereign's aunts.
Wives of Sovereign's uncles.
Sovereign's nieces.
Wives of Sovereign's nephews.
Duchesses (in order of Dukes).
Wives of eldest sons of Dukes of the Blood Royal.
Marchionesses.
Wives of eldest sons of Dukes.
Daughters of Dukes.
Countesses.
Wives of younger sons of Dukes of the Blood Royal.
Wives of eldest sons of Marquesses.
Daughters of Marqueese-.:.
Wives of younger sons of Dukes.
Viscountesses.
Wives of eldest sons of Earls.
Daughters of Earls.
Wives of younger sons of Marquesses.
Baronesses.
Wives of eldest sons of Viscounts.
Daughters of Viscounts.
Wives of younger sons of Earls
Wives of eldest sons of Barons.
Daughters of Barons.
Maids of Honour.
Wives of younger sons of Viscounts.
Wives of younger sons of Barons.
Daughters, and then sons' wives, of Life Peers.
Wives of Baronets.
Wives of Knights (in order of rank of husbands).
Wives of Commanders Roy. Vict. Older.
Wives of Companions.
Wives of Members (4th Class) Roy. ATict. Order.
Wives of eldest sons of younger sons of Peers.
Daughters of younger sons of Peers.
Wives of eldest sons of Baronets.
Daughters of Baronets.
Wives of eldest sons of Knights.
Wives of Members (5th Class) Roy. Vict. Order.
Daughters of Knights.
Wives of younger sons of Peers' younger sons.
Wives of younger sons of Baronets.
Wives of younger sons of Knights.
Wives of Esquires.
Wives of Gentlemen.
* The daughters of the Princess Royal follow, all styled H.R.H.
Precedence.
73
Local Precedence.
There is little of a general character that need here be noted. The person highest in
r£nk m a county is the Lord Lieutenant, after whom comes the High Sheriff. In
the City of London the order is — Lord Mayor (on City state occasions he ranks next
to the Sovereign ; in the County of London the Duke of Fife, as Lord Lieutenant,
would have_ pre-eminence), Past Lord Mayors, Recorder, Aldermen not passed the
Chair, Sheriffs, _ Chamberlain, Town Clerk, Common Serjeant, Comptroller, Remem-
brancer (no position is yet assigned to the new office of Lieutenant, of which there are
not far short of four hundred holders). In other corporate towns we have the Mayor
first unless there is a High Steward, then the Recorder, Sheriff, and Aldermen. At
Oxford and Cambridge the Sheriff takes precedence of the Vice- Chancellor.
Precedence in Scotland.
The Sovereign.
The Lord High Commissioner to the Gen. Assembly
(while that Assembly is sittinp).
The Duke of Rothesay (Pr. of Wales).
Younger sons of the Sovereign.
Grandsons, brothers, uncles, and nephews (successively)
of the Sovereign.
Lords Lieutenant of Counties, Lord Provosts of Cities,
and Sheriffs Principal (successively— within their
own localities and during holding of office).
Lord Chancellor of Gt. Britain.
Moderator of the Church of Scotland.
Keepers of the Great Seal and of the Privy Seal
(successively — if Peers).
Hereditary High Constable.
Hereditary Master of the Household.
Lukes (successively) of England, Scotland, Gc. Britain,
and United Kingdom (including Ireland since date of
Union).
Eldest sons of Dukes of Blood Royal.
Marquesses, in same order as Dukes.
Dukes' eldest sons.
Earls, in order as Dukes,
tounger sons of Dukes of Blood Royal.
Marquesses' eldest sons.
Dukes' younger sons.
Keepers of the Great Seal and of the Privy Seal
(successively— if not Peers).
Lord Justice-General.
Lord Clerk-Register.
Lord Advocate.
Lord Justice-Clerk.
Viscounts, in order as Dukes.
Earls' eldest sons.
Marquesses' younger sons.
Barons, in order as Dukes.
Viscounts' eldest sous.
Earls' younger sons.
Barons' eldest sons.
Knights of the Garter.
Privy Councillors not included in above ranks.
Senators of Coll. of Justice (Lords of Session).
Viscounts' younger sons.
Barons' younger sons.
Sons of Life Peers.
Baronets.
Knights of the Thistle.
Knights of St. Patrick.
Knights of other Orders as in England.
Solicitor-General for Scotland.
Lyon King of Arms.
Sheriffs Principal.
Knights Bachelor.
Sheriffs Substitute.
Commanders of Royal Victorian Order.
Companions of Orders as in England.
Eldest sons of younger sons of Peers.
Baronets' eldest sons.
Knights' eldest sons successively (from Garter to
Bachelor).
Members of Class 5 of Royal Victorian Order.
Baronets' younger sons.
Knights' younger sons.
King's Counsel.
Esquires.
Gentlemen.
Precedence in Ireland.
The Sovereign.
The Lord Lieutenant.
The Prince of Wales.
Grandsons, brothers, and nephews (successively),
of the Sovereign.
Ambassadors.
Lord Mayor of Dublin (within the city).
Archbishop of Canterbury.
Lord Chancellor of Gt. Britain.
Archbishop of York.
Archbishop of Armagh.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, if a Peer.
Other Irish Archbishops, Protestant and R. Catholic,
together with Moderator Gen. Assemb. Presb.
Ch. in Ireland.
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, if not a Peer.
Lord President of the Council of Gt. Britain.
Lord Privy Seal.
Lord Great Chamberlain. Varied
Earl Marshal. I as in
Lord Steward of the Household. j Engld.
Lord Chamberlain of ditto. J q.v.
The Hereditary Seneschal of Ireland.
Dukes, in same order as in England.
Eldest sons of Dukes of the Blood RoyaL
Foreign Ministers and Envoys.
Marquesses.
Dukes' eldest sons.
Earls.
Younger sons of Dukes of the Blood Royal.
Marquesses' eldest sons.
Dukes' younger sons.
Viscounts.
Earls' eldest sons.
Marquesses' younger sons,
English Bishops as in England.
Irish Bishops, Protestant or Roman Catholic.
Secretaries of State, if Barons.
Chief Sec. to Lord Lieutenant, if a Baron.
Barons.
Speaker of the House of Commons.
Treasurer, and then Comptroller, of the Household.
Master of the Horse.
Vice-Chamberlain of the Household,
Secretaries of State &c. if lower than a Baron (see
General Table for order).
Chief Sec. to Lord Lieutenant if ditto.
Viscounts' eldest sons.
Earls' younger sons.
Barons' eldest sons.
Privy Councillors, if not of any of above ranks.
General Commanding the Forces in Ireland.
Attorney-General of Ireland.
Chancellor of the Exchequer.
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Lord Chief Justice of Ireland.
[The English order from here holds good to Knights
Bachelors, inserting "Judicial Commissioner of Irish
Land Commission" after other Judges.]
Solicitor-General of Ireland.
Serjeants-at-Law.
Judges of Court of Bankruptcy.
Judges of County Courts.
Companions of Orders as in England,
Eldest sons of younger sons of Peers.
Baronets' eldest sons.
Knights' eldest sons.
Baronets' younger sons.
Knights' younger sons.
Under-Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant.
Provost of Trinity College.
Doctors of Divinity.
Doctors of Laws.
Doctors of Medicine.
. Esquires.
Gentlemen.
Locally, the Lieut, of a County precedes the Sheriff.
Introduction.
MODES OF ADDRESSING PERSONS OF TITLE.
*#* For Conclusions of Letters see near the end of section.
Admiral. — The title and name only, any other
ascription following the office thus : " Vice-
Admiral Lord A.," " Eear- Admiral the Earl of
C." (or "the Hon. C. D."). So with other Naval
and Ililitary Officers, q.v.
Alderman.— If of London, and having passed
the chair, officially addressed " Eight Worship-
ful ; " in all other cases " Worshipful."
Ambassador. — "Your Excellency" (but a
Duke "Your Grace "); " His Excellency Sir Y.Z.,
i H.B.M.'s Ambassador Extraordinary and Pleni-
potentiary to the Court of R." (but see Envoy
or Minister for any lower rank). Wife, no title.
Archbishop. — " My Lord Archbishop," "Your
| Grace," "His Grace [or "The Most Reverend"]
| the Lord Archbishop of C. ; " in formal addresses
} "The Most Reverend Father in God, John, by
I Divine Providence, Archbishop of Canterbury ; "
elsewhere, " by Divine Permission." (The Abp.
I of Armagh is in Ireland styled "His Grace the
i Lord Primate of All Ireland.") Wife, no title.
[ Archdeacon. — "Venerable Sir," "Sir" (in
] repeating), "The Venerable A. B.," or "The
Venerable the Archdeacon of C."
Baron. — " My Lord," " Your Lordship," " The
Right Hon. Lord A." Baroness, "Madam,"
"Your Ladyship," "The Right Hon. Lady A."
(but "Baroness A." if the title is inher own right).
The term "My Lady" is relegated to servants,
and even " The Right Hon." is usually cut down
to " The Lady A." (no Christian name), the word
" The " being understood as a substitute for " Rt.
Hon." and distinguishing a Baron's Lady or the
daughter of a Peer from the wife of a Baronet or
Knight. See also at end of Duke. Son or
daughter, " Sir," or " Madam," " The Hon. C. D."
Son's wife, "The Hon. Mrs. D." or "The Hon.
Mrs. John D.," unless her own rank is higher, in
which case attend to Note on " Marriage of Peer-
esses," at pp. 25-7 (no distinction for eldest son).
Baronet. — "Sir" ("Dear Sir Thomas" is
rather too familiar to be used by inferiors), " Sir
T. A., Baronet" (" Bt." preferred to "Bart").
Wife, "Madam," " Your .Ladyship," "Lady A."
(without any Christian name unless she is a Lady
by birth, as daughter of a Duke, Marquess, or
Earl, in which case "The Lady Mary A. ;" if
daughter of a Viscount or Baron, "The Hon.
Lady A.;" otherwise "Lady A." without
"The"— see preceding paragraph). For widow,
see under Dowager Ladies. Son or daughter as
commoners.
Bishoi\ — "My Lord," " Your Lordship," " The
Right Reverend the Lord Bishop of D. ;" formally,
" The Right Reverend Father in God, John, by
Divine Permission Lord Bishop of D." Wife as
a commoner. Colonial Bps. the same, and so also
by courtesy Bishops Suffragan, and Irish, Scottish,
American, and even Missionary Bps., unless they
are known to object to the word "Lord" (this
word requires address by the diocese and not the
surname). Reti red Bishop, " The Right Reverend
Bishop A." (the surname), but "My Lord."
The Bishop of Meath takes the style of " Most
Reverend," and so all Irish Roman Catholic
Bishops.
Canon.— "Reverend Sir," "Sir" (in repeating),
"The Reverend Canon B."
Cardinal.— " Your Eminence," "His Eminence
Cardinal B." (or " H. E. Joseph, Cardinal B.").
Clergymen. — "Reverend Sir," "Sir," "The
Eev. E. F.," "The Rev. Lord F." If an
" Honourable," " The Rev. the Hon." (so " Right
Rev. the Hon.," " Rev. Canon the Hon."), better
than "Hon. and Rev.," though this latter form
is far more common, even among those in a
position supposed to know. In the Gazette we
sometimes find the form "The Rev. and Hon."
Companions of Knighthood.— No distinc-
tion : "E. F., Esq., C.B." So with a C.V.O.
Consul.— "B. C.,Esq., H.B.M.'s Consul at D."
Countess.— See Earl.
Courtesy Lords.— Eldest sons of Dukes, Mar-
quesses, and Earls, precisely as if their own title
was that of an actual Peerage. For other sons,
see under Duke &c.
Dean.— "Very Reverend Sir," "Mr. Dean,"
" Sir " (in repeating), " The Very Rev. the Dean
ofB."
Divorced Lady. — In her maiden name, but
with " Mrs." instead of " Miss" (no retention of
any former title whether claimed or not). If
divorced on her own petition the presumption
would seem to be that she would be eager to be
quit of the obnoxious name ; but in spite of its
gross inconsistency the retention appears to be
the more customary course, and that even when
merely the surname and not an actual title
is concerned. Of course no such title would be
recognised at Court, but the recent Cowlev case
has elicited a judgment from the House of Lords
that, while such assumption can have no legal
right, its conventional adoption cannot be inter-
fered with by a Court of Law, and can only be
dealt with by the Committee of Privileges of that
Assembly. See further under "Divorcees" on
p. 27.
Dowager Ladies.— Directions for the correct
use of the term "Dowager" or its substitute will
be found under "Peers' Widows" on page 27.
The forms of address will then be such as "The
Most Hon. Maria, Marchioness of A.," " The
Right Hon. the Dowager Lady B.," " Her Grace
the Dowager Duchess of C," or with a Baronetess,
"The Dowager Lady D." (the article here seems
indispensable and does not do duty for " Rt.
Hon.," as in the case cited under Baron),
or "Emily, Lady E." A Knight' 's widow suffers
no change of title, for there can be neither
Dowagers nor confusion between mother and
wife where there is no hereditary succes-
sion ; still (as stated p. 23) a Christian name can
be prefixed to "Lady" when there are more
than one of the same surname. There appears to
be no settled practice as to whether the word
" Dowager " shall precede or follow the essential
term of honour. We venture to recommend that
it should follow when the name or title is not
expressed (as "the Duchess Dowager," "The
Lady Dowager"), but precede when that title is
given (as "The Dowager Duchess of A.," "The
Dowager Countess of [or "Lady"] B.").
We once even met with an advertisement com-
mencing " Dowager the Lady H. will gladly," &c. |
Modes of Addressing Persons of Title.
Duke.— "My Lord Duke," "Your Grace,"
" His Grace [or " The Most Noble "] the Duke of
A. ; " formally, " My Lord Duke, May it please
YourGraee." Duchess, "Madam," " YourGrace,"
" Her Grace the Duchess of A." For widow, see
under Dowager Ladies. Eldest son and his wife
addressed by the courtesy-title, and precisely as'if
it was a genuine Marquessate or Earldom as the
style may be (for the children of these, see under
" Courtesy Titles," p. 24, and again address pre-
cisely as if their father was au actual Marquess
or Earl). Younger son, "My Lord," "Your
Lordship," " The Lord Henry C." Daughter,
"Madam," "Your Ladyship," "The Lady
Sophia C. ; " so younger son's wife, but "The
Lady Henry C." unless herself a Duke's
daughter, when "The Lady Sophia" will again
be correct. For the status of married daughters of
Dukes and other Peers, see art. on pp. 25-7. The
prefix " Right Honourable " is by courtesy
assigned to younger sons and all daughters of
Dukes and Marquesses, and to the daughters of
Earls (i.e., to those taking the title "Lord" or
"Lady"), but it is seldom used in any of these
cases; the substitution of "The" is, however,
imperative, but still only by courtesy.
Earl.— "My Lord," "Your Lordship," "The
Right Hon. the Earl of A." Countess accordingly,
but see Baroness. Eldest son and any daughter as
under Duke (with necessary conformation) ;
younger son as Baron's son.
Emperor. — " Sire," " Your Imperial Majesty."
Envoy.— " A.B., Esq., H.B.M.'s Envoy Extra-
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary at the
Court of B."
General. — See Admiral.
Governor of a Colony.—" His Excellency Sir
A B., the Governor of D." (if a Duke "His
Grace"); " His Excellency Governor B." Wife,
' 4 Her Excellency" (if she resides in the Colony).
Irish Ancient Title-holder. — Titles like
:' The O'Donoghue " are complete without " Mr."
)r " Esq." Wives are addressed as " Madam."
Judge of a County Court and of City ok
London Court. — "Sir," "Your Honour" (on the
jench), " His Honour Judge A." (but not after
•etirement) .
Judge of Superior Court. — " Sir," "My
LiOrd" (on bench), "The Hon. (Sir) Henry B."
not after retirement). If a Peer, address as such.
Justice of the Peace. — Officially, " Your
Worship," " The Worshipful."
King. — "Your Majesty," "The King's Most
Excellent Majesty." Commence " Sire," or,
' May it please Your Majesty."
King's Counsel. — "A. B., Esq., K.C."
Knight.— As Baronet, substituting for "Bt."
he correct initials, and if a Knight Bachelor,
mitting any affix, though " Knight " is appended
a formal style. Wife also as Baronet's? For a
ndow, see under Dowager Ladies.
Knight of the Garter, Thistle, or St.
'atrick. — A Peer bearing either of these titles
Should have the respective initials appended to
is name— in fact, the initals of any Order.
Lord Advocate. — " Sir," " The Right Honour-
ble."
Lord of Appeal. — As other Barons. So wife,
I ad now so children also.
I Lord Chancellor. — "My Lord," "Your
ordship," "The Right Hon. the Lord High
hancellor."
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Lord Chief Justice. — Similarly, but "The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Chief Justice of England."
Lord High Commissioner (Scotland). — "Your
Grace," " His Grace the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the General Assembly of the Church of
Scotland."
Lord Justice of Appeal. — "My Lord,"
"Sir," "The Right Hon. Lord Justice E." (or
"Sir William E."). — Distinguish "Lord of Ap-
peal."
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. — "His Excel-
lency ["Grace," if a Duke] the Lord Lieutenant,"
and according to rank. Wife, " Her Excellency "
(see " Precedence among Ladies").
Lord Mayor. — " My Lord," " Your Lordship,"
"The Right Hon. the Lord Mayor of B." (no
distinction retained after retiring). Wife, "The
Right Hon. the Lady Mayoress," and as Baroness.
Lord Provost. — " My Lord ; " in Edinburgh,
"The Right Hon. the Lord Provost;" in
Glasgow &c, " The Hon." Wife, as commoner.
Lord of Session (Scotland). — "My Lord,"
"Your Lordship." "The Hon. Lord A." Wife,
" Madam," " Your Ladyship," " The Hon.
Lady A."
Magistrate. — See Justice.
Maid of Honour. — "Madam," "The Hon.
Alice B." (not "Hon. Miss").
Maltese Noble (of any rank). — "My Lord,"
" Your Ladj'ship," " The Most Noble the Baron
B."
Marquess. — "My Lord Marquess," "My
Lord," "Your Lordship," "The Most Hon. the
Marquess of A." (avoiding the common error of
" Most Noble ") . Marchioness, " Madam," " Your
Ladyship," "The Most Hon.," &c. Sons &c,
see under Duke, treating the heir's title as a
genuine Earldom or Viscounty.
Master (Scottish). — " The Hon. the Master of,"
and as Barons' sons.
Master of the Rolls. — "Sir," "My Lord"
or "Your Lordship" (on bench), "The Right
Honourable." (Is not a Lord Justice.)
Mayor.— " Sir," "The Worshipful the Mayor
of D.," in a few cities "Right Worshipful."
Wife, no distinction.
Members of Colonial Ministries &c. (see p.
23). — " The Honourable." Wife, no distinction.
Member of Parliament. — No distinction as
such beyond the letters "M.P.," which follow
"Esq.," "Bt.," &c, when these occur.
Minister Abroad. — "Sir," "A. B., Esq.,
H.B.M.'s Minister" (or "Minister Resident").
See Ambassadors and Envoy.
Moderator of General Assembly (Scotland).
—"Right Reverend Sir," "The Right Reve-
rend."
Officers, Naval and Military.— See under
Admiral. Lieutenants in the Army and Sub-
Lieutenants in the Navy are addressed as
"Esquire," affixing R.A., R.E., R.N., &c, when
correct. When the prefix "Honourable" occurs
there is not even in practice the same licence as
under Clergymen, but the arrangement must be
"Capt. the Hon.," as "Hon. Capt." implies
' ' Honorary Captain. ' '
Premier.— According to rank, adding after the
name, " Head of His Majesty's Government."
Primus of Episcopalian Church (Scotland). —
" Most Reverend Sir," " The Most Reverend the
Lord Bishop of C." (or " Most Rev. Bishop A.").
Introduction.
Prince or Princess. — " Your Royal Highness,"
" His [Her] Royal Highness Prince [Prin-
cess] A." (or "the Duke [Duchess] of B.")
Commence " Sir , " or " Madam . "
Principal of a Scottish College. — "Very
Reverend " (if in orders) .
Privy Councillor.—" Right Honourable " (un-
less a Duke or Marquess). Commence "Sir,"
or according to rank.
Queen. — " Your Majesty," "The Queen's
Most Excellent Majesty." Commence "Madam,"
or formally, " May it please Your Majesty."
Recorder. — "Sir," "Your Worship," "The
Worship fid ; " but in London, " Right Worship-
ful."
Secretary of State. — " His Majesty's Prin-
cipal Secretary of State for the H. Department,"
prefixing rank, if any.
Serjeant-at-Law. — " Mr. Serjeant A."
Sheriff of London.— As Recorder of ditto.
Speaker.— " The Right Honourable the
Speaker."
Viscount.— " The Right Hon. the Viscount
[or "the Lord Viscount"] A.," otherwise as a
Baron. Viscountess, " The Right Hon. the Vis-
countess A." Son or daughter, precisely as under
Baron.
Widows.— See Dowager Ladies.
Conclusions of Letters.— As these are too
lengthy for general insertion in individual cases
as above, we may here present a few examples :
Prince. — '"I remain. Sir, with the greatest
respect, Your Royal Highness's most dutiful and
most obedient servant."
Duke or Archbishop. — "I have the honour to
be, My Lord Duke [Archbishop] , Your Grace's
most obedient and humble servant."
Other Peer. — "I have the honour to be, My
Lord [My Lord Marquess, My Lord Bishop],
Your Lordship's obedient and humble servant."
So a Lord Mayor.
Peer's Son or Daughter. — If styled "Lord" or
"Lady," "I have the honour "to be, My Lord
[Madam], Your Lordship's [Ladyship's] most
obedient and humble servant." If " Honourable,"
"I have the honour to be, Sir [Madam], your
obedient servant." So a Baronet, Knight, or Judge.
Archdeacon. — "I have the honour to be,
Venerable Sir, your very obedient servant." So
Dean, but "Very Reverend Sir, your most
obedient servant."
Clergyman. — 1 ' I am, Reverend Sir, your obedient
servant."
Addresses to Boards, Corporations, &c. —
The following notes may be of service :
Boards of Commissioners (if Lords, see Lords
Commissioners, below), Sanitary, and School
Boards, County Councils, &c, may be addressed as
" The Honourable."
City Companies.—" The Worshipful."
Gen. Assembly of Church of Scotland. — "The
Venerable."
House of Commons. — " The Honourable the
Commons of Great Britain and Leland in Parlia-
ment assembled."
House of Lords.— "The. Right Honourable the
Peers Spiritual and Temporal of," &c, as
Commons.
Inns of Court.— "The Honourable Society of
Gray's Inn."
Lords Commissioners. — "The Right Honour-
able."
Presbyteries.— " The Reverend."
Provincial Synods (Scotland),— " The Very
Reverend,"
CAUTIONS AS TO THE SPELLING &c. OF CERTAIN TITLES AND NAMES.
Beware of confounding the following groups :
Aberdare, Bn., and Aberdour, Ld.
Addington, Bn., and Haddington, E.
Alington and Allerton, Bus.
Amherst, E., and Amherst of Hackney, Bn.
Annaly, Bn., and Annesley, E.
Arbuthnott, V., and Arbuthnot, Bt. and Kt.
Arundel and Surrey and Arundell of Wardour.
Ashburnham, E., and Ashburton, Bn.
Ashton and Ashtown, Bns.
Barrington, V., Carrington, E., and Harring-
ton, E.
Beaumont, Bnss., and Bowmont, M.
Brooke (Warwick) and Brooks (Crawshaw), sums.
Buchan, E., and Buchanan, M.
Burghclere, Bn., and Burghersh, Ld.
Burghley, Ld., and Burleigh, Master, son of Ld.
Balfour of Burleigh.
Camden, M., and Campden, V.
Castlestewart, E. (see note there), and Stuart of
Castle Stuart, Bn.
Clandeboye and. Claneboye, both titles of M. of
Dufferin.
Clanmaurice, V., and Clanmorris, Bn.
Clifden, V., Clifton Ld. and Bnss., Clinton, Bn.
Clifford of Chudleigh and De Clifford, Bns.
Delamere and Deramore, Bns.
Desart and Dysart, Earls.
Dudley, E., and De L'Isle & Dudley, Bn.
Ebrington and Errington, Viscts.
Eliot (St. Germans) and Elliot (Minto), sums.
Emly, Bn., and Emlyn, V.
Fane (Westmorland) and Vane (Barnard), sums.
Fitzmaurice (Lansdowne) and FitzMaurice (Ork-
ney), sums.
Fitzroy (Southampton) and FitzRoy (Grafton),
sums.
Forester, Eng. Bn., and Forrester, Scot.
French (De Freyne)and Ffrench (Ffrench), sums.
Galloway, E., and Gal way, V.
Garioch, Ld., and Garnock, V.
Giffard (Halsbury) and Gifford (Gifford), sums.
Gilford, Bn., and also E.
Gillford, Ld., Guilford, E., and Guildford, Bp.
Glenesk and Glauusk, Bns.
Gray, Bnss., and Grey, E. and Bt.
Hampden, V., and Hampton, Bn.
Harberton, V., and Hatherton, Bn.
Hepburn-S.-F.-Trefusis (Clinton) and Hepburne-
Scott (Polwarth), sums.
Herschell,Bn., and. Herschel, Bt.
Home, E. of, and Howe, E.
Killala and Killaloe, Ir. Bprics.
Kennard, Bt., Kinnaird and Ejnnear, Bns., and
Kynnaird, V.
Kingsborough, V., and Kingsburgh, Ld. of Sessn.
Kinloss, Bnss., and Kinross, Bn.
Langford, Bn., and Longford, E.
Cautions as to Spelling, &c.
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Lawless (Cloncurry) and Lawley (Wenlk.), sums.
Lawrence (Lawrence, Bn.) and St. Lawrence
(Howth), sums.
Legge (Dartmouth), Legh (Newton), and Leigh
(Leigh), sums.
Lifford, V., and Lilford, Bn.
Lindsay, Scot. E., and Lindsey, Eng. ; Lindley,
Bn.
Lisle and De L'Isle, Bns.
Littleton (Hatherton) and Lyttelton (Cobham),
sums.
Manners and Manners of Haddon, Bns., and
Manvers, E.
Mar and Mar & Kellie, Earls.
Marsham, V. and sum., and Masham, Bn.
Massey (Clarina) and Massy (Massy), sums.
Meldrum, Bn., and Melgund, V.
Melville, V., and Leven & Melville, E.
Middleton, Bn., and Midleton, V.
Milles (Sondes) and Mills (Hillingdon), surns.
Milltown, E., and Milton, V.
Moncreiff ,Bn., Moncreiff e, Bt., and Moncrieff , Kt.
Monteagle of Brandon, Bn., and MontEagle, Bn.
(M. ofSligo).
Montgomerie, Ld. (and sum. of Eglinton, E.),
and Montgomery, E. of Pembroke and M.
Morton, E., and Moreton, Ld., also Norton, Bn.
Mountmorres, V., and Mountnorris, Bn.
Nevill (Abergavenny) and Neville (Braybrooke),
sums.
Newborough, Bn., and Newburgh, E.
Oakeley, Bt. and Kt., and Oakley, Sir Hy.
Orford, Earl ; Oxford, extinct Earldom.
Powis, E., and Powys, sum. of Bn. Lilford.
Ramsay and De Bamse"y, Bns.
Roden, Earl, Rodney, Bn., and Romney, E.
Rolle, Rollo, and Rolls, all surnames.
Roos, Ld., de Ros, Bn., Ross, V., Rosse, E.
Sackville and Savile. Bns.
St. John of Bletso, Bn., and Bolingbroke & St.
John, V.
Stafford, Bn., and Strafford, E.
Stanley, Ld., son of E. of Derby, and Stanley of
Alderley, Bn.
Sudley, V., and Sudeley, Bn. (Bn. Sudley also the
U.K. title of E. of Arran).
Winn (Headley and St. Oswald) and Wynn
(Newburgh), surns.
Also note the spelling of the following titles :
Ailesbury.
Anglesey.
Carbery.
Clonmell.
Cromartie.
Donegal!.
Downe.
Fingall.
Hopetoun.
Huntly.
Kingsale.
Lisburne.
Loudoun.
Nairne.
Overtoun.
Penrhyn.
Oueensberry.
Rosebery.
Roxburghe.
Saltoun.
Savile.
Scarbrough.
Westmorland.
Winchilsea.
The following crossings of surnames with titles are worth noticing :
Aldington (Vise. Sidmouth) ; Addington, Bn. {Hubbard).
Balfour (Bn. Kinross) ; Balfour of Burleigh, Bn. [Bruce).
Brownlow (Bn. Lurgan) ; Brownlow, Earl [Gust).
Chichester (M. of Donegall and Bn. Templemore) ; Chichester, E. of (Pelham).
CUfion (Bn. Grey de Ruthyn); Clifton, Bnss. (Bligh).
Clinton (D. of Newcastle) ; Clinton, Bn. [Hepbitrn-S.-F.-Trefusis).
Grey (Earls Grey and of Stamford) ; Grey de Ruthyn, Bn. [Clifton).
Hastings (Earls of Huntingdon and Loudoun) ; Hastings, Bn. [Astley).
Howard (several Peers) ; Howard de Walden, Bn. [Ellis).
Lindsay (E. of Crawford) ; Lindsay, E. of [Bethune).
Mansfield (Bn. Sandhurst) ; Mansfield, E. of [Murray).
Marjoribanks (Bn. Tweedmouth) ; Marjoribanks, Bny. [Bobertson).
Melville, Leslie- (E. of Leven and Melville) ; Melville, Vise. (Dundas).
Norton (Bn. Grantley) ; Norton, Bn. (Adderley).
Sackville (E. De La Warr) ; Sackville, Bn. [Sackville- West).
Savile (E. of Mexborough) ; Savile, Bn. [Savile-Lumley).
Sinclair (E. of Caithness) ; Sinclair, Bn. [St. Clair).
Somerset (D. of Beaufort and Bn. Raglan) ; Somerset, D. of [St. Maur).
Spencer-Churchill (D. of Marlborough) ; Churchill, Vise, and Spencer, Earl [Spencer).
Willcughby (Bn. Middleton and E. of Ancaster) ; Willoughby de Broke, Bn. [Verney).
THE ROYAL FAMILY
WITH OTHER RELATIVES OF ROYALTY.
His Most Excellent Majesty Albert Edward, bearing the title "EDWARD
the SEVENTH, by the Grace of God, of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland, and of the British Dominions beyond the Seas, King, Defender of
the Faith, Emperor of India ; " Duke of Saxony and Prince of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha; Sovereign of the British Orders of Knighthood ; a Field-Marshal in the Army
and Honorary Admiral of the Fleet ; Col. in Chief of the Household Cavalry (Life and
Horse Guards), and of the Grenadier, Coldstream, Scots, and Irish Guards, the
Royal Artillery and Royal Engineers, the ioth Hussars, the Gordon Highlanders, and
numerous other Home and Indian Corps, Captain- General of the Hon. Artillery
Company, &c, &c. ; D.C.L., LL.D., Mus.D., has been an Elder Brother of Trinity
House, a Bencher of the Middle Temple, a Trustee of the British Museum, &c. : eldest
son and eldest surviving child of Her late Majesty Queen Victoria and of His late
Royal Highness Albert, Prince Consort ; born at Buckingham Palace Nov. 9, 1841 ;
succeeded to the Throne (in his 60th year) Jan. 22. 1901 ; crowned at Westminster Abbey
Aug. 9, 1902; married (at St. George's Chapel, Windsor, March 10, 1863) H.R.H.
Princess Alexandra Caroline Marie Charlotte Luise Julia of Denmark, now Her
Majesty Queen Alexandra, Lady of the Garter, and of the Orders of Victoria and
Albert and the Crown of India, Lady of Justice of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem,
Mus. D. (eldest daughter of H.M. King Christian IX. and sister of H.I.M. the
Dowager Empress of Russia) ; bom Dec. 1, 1844.
Residences.— Windsor Castle and Frogmore House (private property) , Windsor ; St. James's and
Buckingham Palaces, London; Sandringham Hall (private), Norfolk; Balmoral (private), and Aber-
geldie Castle, Ballater R.S.O., Aberdeenshire ; Holyrood House, Edinburgh; also (though not occupied
personally) Kensington, Kew, Claremont, and Hampton Court Palaces ; and the Palaces of Falkland
and Lochmaben and Castles of Bothesay, Dunstali'nage, Dunoon, and Carrick, all in Scotland ; and
The Castle, Dublin. (Osborne House, I. of Wight, has been presented by His Majesty to the nation.)
DESCENDANTS OF HIS MAJESTY WITH MARRIAGE CONNECTIONS.
1 I. H.R.H. the late Prince Albert "Victor Christian Edward of Wales, Duke of Clarence
and Avondale and Earl of Athlone {U.K. 1890), K.G., K.P. : born at Frogmore House,
Windsor, Jan. 8, 1864; died at Sandringham, Jan. 14, 1892.
2 II. H.R.H. Prince George Frederick Ernest Albert, Prince of WALES, heir apparent to,
the Crown (created Prince of Wales and Earl of Chester Nov. 9, 1901 ; Duke of Cornwall,
in Peerage of England, 1337 : Duke of York, Earl of Inverness, and Baron Killarney,!
U.K. 1892; Duke of Rothsay, Earl of Carrick, Baron of Renfrew, Lord of the Isles,1
and Great Steward or Seneschal of Scotland, in Peerage of Scotland, 1469) ; Duke of ;
Saxony and Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; K.G., K.T., K.P., P.C., G.C.S.I.,
G.M.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.V.O.,I.S.O.,LL.D.,D.C.L.,F.R.S. ; Vice-Adm. in the Navy,
Personal Nav. A.D.C. to the King, Gen. in the Army (Supernumerary), Col.-in-Chief of
Royal Marine Forces, of the Royal Fusiliers, of the Cameron Highlanders, the King's
Roy. Rifle Corps, the Duke of York's Own (Indian), and the 18 Regts. of Australian Lt.
Horse; Hon. Col. of the King's Colonials, of the 1st Bengal Lancers, and of various
Militia, Yeomanry, and Volunteer troops; Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports and
Keeper of Dover Castle ; Grand Master of the Order of St. Michael and St. George ;
Chanc. of the Univs. of Wales and the Cape, Grand Prior of Order of St. John of
Jerusalem, Master of Trinity House, High Steward of Plymouth and Reading, Pres.
of the Roy. Acad, of Music, the Roy. Coll. of Music, and the Soc. of Arts, and a
Bencher of Lincoln's Inn : bom at Marlborough House, June 3, 1865 ; married (at
St. James's Palace, July 6, 1893) his second cousin once removed,* Princess Victoria
Mary ("May") of Teck, V.A., OX, Mus.D. (nee H.S.H. Victoria Mary Augusta
Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes: born May 26, 1867 — see 102). Residences —
Marlborough House, Pall Mall ; York House, St. James's ; York Cottage and
Dersingham Hill House, Sandringham; Frogmore House, Windsor; and Craigowan,
Ballater R.S.O., Aberdecnsh. Issue:
* The Prince and Princess have this relationship through King Edward and Queen Alexandra also— the former
as traceable in No. 107, and the latter through the late Queen of Denmark having been a niece of the 1st Duke
of Cambridge's wife, Augusta of Heese.
Brothers and Sisters of His Majesty.
79
3 i\ H.R.H. Prince Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David of
Wales, Duke of Saxony and Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha : born at
White Lodge, Sheen, June 23, 1894.
4 2. H.R.H. Prince Albert Frederick Arthur George of Wales: born at York
Cottage, Sandringham, Dec. 14, 1895.
5 3. H.R.H. Princess Victoria Alexandra Alice Mary of Wales: born at York
Cottage, April 25, 1897.
6 4. H.R.H. Prince Henry William Frederick Albert of Wales: bc-n at York
Cottage, March 31, 1900.
7 5. H.R.H. Prince George Edward Alexander Edmund of Wales : born at York
Cottage, Dec. 20, 1902.
8 6. H.R.H. Prince John Charles Francis of Wales : bom at York Cottage, July 12, 1905.
9 III. H.R.H. the Princess Royal of the United Kingdom, Duchess of Fife (Louise Victoria
Alexandra Dagmar), V.A., C.I., a Lady of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem : born
Feb. 20, 1867; declared Princess Royal Nov. 9, 1905; married (July 27, 1889) to Alex-
ander William George, 1st Duke of Fife, K.T., P.C. (born Nov. 10, 1849— see " Fife " in
Directory : married as an Earl, created Duke at the wedding breakfast). Issue :
10 1. H.H. Princess Alexandra Victoria Alberta Edwina Louise (Duff) : born May 17,
1891.
1 1 2. H.H. Princess Maud Alexandra Victoria Georgina Bertha (Duff) : born April 3, 1893.
12 IV. H.R.H. Princess Victoria Alexandra Olga Mary of the United Kingdom, V.A., C.I.,
a Lady of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem : bom July 6, 1868.
13 V. H.M. Maud, Queen of Norway (H.R.H. Princess Maud Charlotte Mary Victoria of the
United Kingdom) , V.A., a Lady of Justice of St. John of J erusalem : bom Nov. 26, 1869 ;
married (July 22, 1896) to H.R.H. Prince Charles of Denmark, now H.M. Haakon VII.,
King of Norway (Christian Friederik Karl Georg Waldemar Axel, G.C.B., G.C.V.O.
[both Hon.], Hon. Com. in Brit. Navy, 2nd son of the Crown Prince of Denmark ;
born Aug. 3, 1872) ; elected King of Norway 1905.
14 1. H.R H. Olaf, Crown Prince of Norway (Prince Alexander Edward Christian
Frederick of Denmark) : born July 2, 1903.
15 VI. The deceased Prince Alexander John Charles Albert of Wales : born and died April
6 & 7, 1871.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF HIS MAJESTY, WITH DESCENDANTS.
16 I. H.I.M. the late Victoria, Empress Frederic of Germany (in full, Empress and .Queen
Frederic of Germany and Prussia) ; nee H.R.H. Princess Victoria Adelaide Mary Louisa),
Princess Royal of the United Kingdom, Duchess of Saxony, and Princess of Saxe-
Coburg and Gotha, V. A., C.I. : born at Windsor Castle, Nov. 21, 1840; died at ~Frie&-
richshof Aug. 5, 1901 ; having been married (at St. James's Palace, Jan. 25, 1858) to
the late Friedrich Wilhelm Nicolaus Carl, Crown Prince of Prussia, and afterwards
H.I.M. Frederic III., German Emperor and King of Prussia, K.G. (only son of
H.I.M. the late Emperor William I. : bom Oct. 18, 1831 ; reigned March 9, 1888, to June
15 of the same year, when he died) . Issue :
17 1. H.I.M. William II. (Friedrich Wilhelm Victor Albert), German Emperor and
King of Prussia, Margrave of Brandenburg, &c, &c, K.G., G.C.V.O. : born
Jan. 27, 1859 ; succeeded to the two Thrones on the death of his father as above ;
married (Feb. 27, 1881) Princass Augusta Victoria of Schleswig-HoLSTEiN-Son-
derburg-AuGUSTENBURG, V.A. {nee H.S.H. Princess Auguste Victoria Friederike
Luise Feodora Jenny : bom Oct. 22, 1858— see 273). Residences— The Marble
Palace, Potsdam, near Berlin, &c. Issue:
18 (1) H.I. & R.H. William, Imperial and Crown Prince of Germany and
Prussia (Friedrich Wilhelm Victor August Ernst), K.G. : bornMay6, 1882;
married (1905) to H.H. (now H.R.H.) the Duchess Cacilie Augustine
Marie (bom Sept. 20, 1886), sister of H.R.H. the Grand Duke of Meck-
lenburg-Schwerin.
19 (2) H.R.H. Prince Eitel-Frederick of Prussia (Wilhelm Eitel-Friedrich
Christian Carl) : born July 7, 1883.
20 (3) H.R.H. Prince Adalbert of Prussia (Adalbert Ferdinand Berengar Victor) :
bom July 14, 1884.
21 (4) H.R.H. Prince Augustus William of Prussia (August Wilhelm Hejniich
Gunther Victor) : born Jan. 29, 1887.
22 (5) H.R.H. Prince Oscar of Prussia (Oscar Carl Gustav Adolf) : born July 27,
1888.
23 (6) H.R.H. Prince Joachim of Prussia (Joachim Franz Humbert) : born Dec.
17, 1890.
24 (7) H.R.H. Princess Victoria Louisa of Prussia (Victoria Luise Adelheid
Mathilde Charlotte) : born Sept. 13, 1892.
25 2. H.R.H. Charlotte, Hereditary Princess of Saxe-Meiningen (Princess Victoria
Elisabeth Auguste Charlotte of Prussia), V.A.: born July 24, i860 ; married
(1878) to H.H. Bernhard Friedrich Wilhelm Albrecht Georg, Hereditary Prince
of Saxe-Meiningen, G.C.B. (son of Duke George II. by his first marriage [see
288], and born April 1, 1851).- Residence — Meiningen. Issue:
26 (1) H.S.H.Feodora, Princess Heinrich of Reuss (nee H.S.H. Princess Feodora
Victoria Auguste Marianne Maria., of Saxe-Meiningen) : born May 12,
8o
The Royal Family.
1879; married (1898) to H.S.H. Prince Heinrich XXX. of Reuss,
G.C.V.O. Residence — Flensburg.
§7 3. H.R.H. Prince Henry of Prussia (Albert Wilhelm Heinrich), K.G., G.C.B., Hon.
Vice-Admiral in the British Fleet \ born Aug. 14, 1862 ; married (1888) his first
cousin H.G.D.H. (now H.E.H.) Princess Irene Luise Marie Anna of Hesse,
V.A. (born July 11, 1866— see 51). Residence— Royal Palace, Kiel. Issue:
28 (1) H.R.H. Prince Waldemar Wilhelm Ludwig of Prussia : born March 20, 1889.
29 (2) H.R.H. Prince Sigismund (Wilhelm Victor Sigismund) of Prussia : born
Nov. 27, 1896.
30 4. H.R. & S.H. Princess Adolphus of Schaumburg-Lippe (Princess Friederike
Amalie Wilhelmine Victoria of Prussia), V.A. : born April 12, 1866; married
(1890) to H.S.H. Prince Adolf Wilhelm Victor of Schaumburg-Lippe, G.C.B.
(bom July 20, 1859). Residence— Bonn.
31 5. H.R.H. Sophia, Duchess of Sparta (Princess Sophie Dorothea Ulrike Alice of
Prussia), V.A., R.R.C. : born June 14, 1870; married (1889, entering Greek
Church 1891) to H.R.H. Constantine (Konstantinos), Duke of Sparta, Prince
Royal of Greece, G.C.B. (born Aug. 2, 1868, n.s.). Residence— Dekeleia Castle,
near Athens. Issue :
32 (1) H.R.H. Prince George of Sparta (Georgios), G.C.B. : born July 19, 1890.
33 (2) H.R.H. Prince Alexander of Sparta (Alexander) : born Aug. 1, 1893.
34 (3) H.R.H. Princess Helena of Sparta (Helene) : born May 2, 1896.
35 (4) H.R.H. Prince Paul of Sparta (Paulos) : born Dec. 14, 1901.
36 (5) H.R.H. Princess Eirene of Sparta : born Feb. 13, 1904.
37 6. H.R.H. Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse (Princess Margarete Beatrice
Feodora of Prussia), V.A. : born April 22, 1872; married (1893) to H.H. Prince
Friedrich Carl Ludwig Constantin of Hesse, G.C.B. (son of H.R.H. the late
Friedrich, Landgrave of Hesse, and born May 1, 1868). Residence — Frankfort-
on-Maine and Friedrichshof Castle. Issue :
38 (1) H.H. Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Sigismund Victor of Hesse: lorn Nov.
23, 1893.
39 (2) H.H. Prince Maximilian Friedrich Wilhelm Georg Eduard of Hesse :
born Oct. 20, 1894.
40-1 (3 & 4) T.H. Princes Philipp and Wolfgang Maurice of Hesse : twins, born
Nov. 6, 1896.
42-3 (5 & 6) T.H. Princes Richard Wilhelm Leopold and Christoph Ernst August
of Hesse : twins, born May 14, 1901.
44 II. H.R. & G.D.H. the late Alice, Grand Duchess of Hesse (Princess Alice Maud Mary of
the United Kingdom), Duchess of Saxony, and Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
V.A. : born at Buckingham Palace, April 25, 1843 ; married (at Osborne, 1862) to the
late Prince Louis, afterwards H.R. & S.H. Louis IV. (Ludwig Friedrich Wilhelm),
Reigning Grand Duke of Hesse and of the Rhine, K.G. (born Sept. 12, 1837; granted
title of "Royal Highness " by English warrant, 1862 ; died March 13, 1892) ; died Dec.
14, 1878 (the 17th anniversary of the death of her father). Issue:
45 1. H.G.D.H. Victoria, Princess of Battenberg (Victoria Elisabeth Mathilde
Alberta Marie of Hesse), V.A. : born April 5, 1863; married (1884) to H.S.H.
Louis (Ludwig Alexander), Prince of Battenberg, G.C.B. (Civil), G.C.V.O.,
K.C.M.G.. Rear-Adm. R.N., Personal Naval A.D.C. to H.M., Commander of
2nd Cruiser Squadron, and an Elder Brother of Trinity House (born May 24,
1854). Issue:
46 (1) H.R.H. Princess Andrew of Greece (nee Princess Victoria Alice Elisabeth
Julie Marie of Battenberg) : born Feb. 25, 1885 ; married (1903) to
H.R.H. Prince Andrew (Andreas) of Greece, G.C.V.O. (born Jan. 20,
1882). Residence — Athens.
47 (2) Princess Louisa of Battenberg (Luise Alexandra Marie Irene) : born July
13, 1889.
48 (3) Prince George of Battenberg (Ludwig Victor Georg Heinrich Sergius) :
born Nov. 6, 1892.
49 (4) Prince Louis of Battenberg (Albert Victor Nikolas Franz Ludwig) :
bom June 25, 1900.
50 2. H.I.H. Elizabeth Fedorovna, the Grand Duchess Sergius of Russia (nee
H.G.D.H. Princess Elisabeth Alexandra Luise Alice of Hesse), V.A. : born
Nov. 1, 1864; married (1884, entering Greek Church 1891) to H.I.H. the late
Grand Duke Sergius Alexaudrovitch of Russia. G.C.B., Major-General in the
Russian Army (born May 11, 1857, assassinated Feb. 17, 1905 ; uncle of the Tsar).
Residence -Moscow.
51 3. H.R.H. Princess Henry of Prussia (nee H.G.D.H. Princess Irene Luise Marie
Anna of Hesse), V.A. : born July 11, 1866; married (1888) to her first cousin
H.R.H. Prince Henry of Prussia, K.G. (born Aug. 14, 1862— see 27).
52 4. H.R.H. Ernest Louis (Ernst Ludwig Carl Albert Wilhelm), Reigning Grand Duke
of Hesse and of the Rhine (" bei Rhein"), K.G., G.C.B., Major-General in the
German Army : born Nov. 25, 1868 ; succeeded his father 1892 ; married, 1st (1894),
his first cousin H.R.H. Princess Victoria Melita of Saxe-Coburg, V.A., C.I.,
see 62, but the marriage was dissolved Dec. 1901 ; 2ndly (1905), Princess Eleonore
Ernestine Marie of Solms-Hoiiensolms-Lich (born Sept. 17, 1871). Residence —
New Palace, Darmstadt. Issue:
Brothers and Sisters of His Majesty. 81
53 5- H.I.M. AlexandraFedorovna, Empress or Tsaritsa* of Eubsia,V.A. (raeeH.G.D.H.
Princess Alix Victoria Helene Luise Beatrix of Hesse) : born June 6, 187a ;
married (Nov. 25, 1894, having entered the Greek Church Nov. 2 preceding) to
H.LM. Nicholas II. Alexandrovitch, Emperor and Autocrat of All the Bussjas,
Tsar of Moscow, Kiev, &c, K.G. {boi-n May 18, 1868, k.s. ; succeeded his faHiev
Nov. 1, 1894). Besidences— "Winter Palace, St. Petersburg, and Alexander
Palace, Tsarskoe Selo, near thereto. Issue :
54 (1) H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Olga Nicolaievna of Eussia : lorn Nov. 15, 1895.
55 (2) H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Tatiana Nicolaievna of Eussia: 60m June 10,1897.
55 (3) H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Marie Nicolaievna of Eussia : born June 26, 1899.
57 (4) H.I.H. the Grand Duchess Axastasia Nicolaievna of Eussia : born June
17, 1901.
53 (5) H.I.H. the Grand Duke Alexis Nicolaievitcii of Eussia, Tsarevitcii or
Heir Apparent to the Throne : born Aug. 12, 1904.
59 III. H.E.H. the late Alfred Ernest Albert, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha ; a Prince of
the United Kingdom; Duke of Edinburgh, Earl of Ulster and of Kent and Duke of
Saxony, K.G., K.T., K.P., &c. ; Admiral of the Eleet : born at Windsor Castle,
Aug. 6, 1844 ; succeeded his uncle H.H. Ernest II. Aug. 22, 1893 (the Prince of Wales,
now King Edward, having in 1863 renounced his claim to succession) ; died July 30,
1900, having married (at St. Petersburg, Jan. 23, 1874) H.I.H. (now H.I. & E.H.) the
Grand Duchess Marie Alexandeovna of Eussia, V.A., C.I. (only daughter of H.I.M.
the late Alexander II., and sister of Alexander III., Emperors of Eussia, and born.
Oct. 17, 1853). Eesidence— Coburg. Issue:
60 1. H.E.H. the late Alfred Alexander William Ernest Albert, Hereditary Prince of
Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, K.G. : born Oct. 15, 1874 ; died Feb. 6, 1899.
61 2. H.E.H. Princess Ferdinand of Eoumania (Princess Marie Alexandra Victoria of
Saxe-Coburg &c), V.A., C.I. : born Oct. 29, 1875; married (1893) to H.E.H.
Ferdinand Victor Albert Meinrad, Prince of Eoumania, G.C.B. {born Aug. 24,
1865— see 168-72, where their four children are given).
62 3. H.E.H. Victoria Melita, Princess of Saxe-Coburg, &c, V.A., C.I. : born in Malta,
Nov. 25, 1876; married (1894) to her first cousin H.E.H. Ernest Louis, Grand
Duke of Hesse, K.G. (see 52), marriage dissolved Dec. 1901 ; she was re-married
(Oct. 8, 1905) to the Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovitch of Eussia {born 1876),
1st cousin of the Tsar, who, for thus allying himself with the Tsar's sister-in-law,
was deprived of his military honours and banished.
63 4. H.E.H. Alexandra, Hereditary Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (Princess
Alexandra Louise Olga Victoria of Saxe-Coburg &c): born Sept. 1, 1878;
married (1896) to H.S.H. Ernest, Hereditary Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg
and Eegent of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha {born Sept. 13, 1863— see 256-60, where
their four children are given) .
5. H.E.H. Princess Beatrice Leopoldine Victoria of Saxe-Coburg &c. : born
April 20, 1884.
65 IV. H.E.H. Helena, Princess Christian of ScHLESwiG-HoLSTEiN-Sonderburg-Augusten-
burg+ (Princess Helena Augusta Victoria of the United Kingdom), Duchess of Saxony
and Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, V. A., C.I., E.E.C.: born at Buckingham Palace,
May 25, 1846 ; married (at Windsor Private Chapel, July 5, 1866) to H.E.H. Prince
Christian (Friedrich Christian Carl August) of ScHLESwiG-HoLSTEiN-Sonderburg-
Augustenburg, K.G., P.C., G.C.V.O., a General in the British Army, High Steward
of Windsor, and a Personal A.D.C. to H.M. {born Jan. 22, 1831 ; created " Eoyal
Highness " by English warrant 1866, his sons and daughters being " Highness"). Resi-
dences —Cumberland Lodge, Windsor Park ; Schomberg House, Pall Mall, S.W. Issue:
66 1. H.H. the late Prince Christian Victor Albert Louis Ernest Antony of Schleswig-
Holstein, G.C.B. (Civil), G.C.V.O., Major in the British Army (served in
Ashanti and S. Africa) : born April 14, 1867 ; died at Pretoria Oct. 29, 1900.
67 2. H.H. Prince Albert John Charles Frederick Alfred George of Schleswig-Hol-
stein, G.C.B. (Civ.), G.C.V.O. : born Feb. 26, 1869. Residence— Potsdam.
58 3. H.H. Princess Victoria Louise Sophie Auguste Amelie Helena of Schleswig-Hol-
stein, V.A., C.L.E.E.C, Order of Mercy (a Lady Pres. of the League) : born
May 3, 1870.
4. H.H. Princess Francisca Josepha Louise Auguste Marie Christine Helene of
Schleswig-Holstein, V.A., C.I. : born Aug. 12. 1872; was 1891-1900 "Princess
Aribert of Anhalt," but her marriage was dissolved by joint request to suit a
new family law of that Ducal house. Residence— 2\ Queensberry Place, S.W.
V. H.E.H. Princess Louise, Duchess of Akgyll (Louise Caroline Alberta), a Princess of
the United Kingdom, Duchess of Saxony, and Princess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
* The common form " Czarina " has no warrant in Russian. As to the cz or is, the latter precisely represents the
iginal, and now that it is coming so largely into use it is certainly far preferable : the form " czar " is used by the
•ench, perhaps borrowed by them from the Hungarian, in which tongue alone cz has the sound of ts. It may
re be added in reference to " I'edorovna " that the termination -vna implies " daughter of " j ust as -vitch implies
ion of," the "Pedor" (not" Feodor," which is the German form) here being the regular Russian equivalent to
Medrich," thai name of the father having been preferred to the preceding " Ludwig," the corresponding form
which would have been "Ludovic." As to the use of v or w in transliterating from Russian characters, the v is
erect for English use and iv only for German. .
In the ' Almauach de Gotha' " Holstein " is the leading word and the entire house is arranged under the
visions " Holstein-Sonderburg " and " Holstein-Gottorp," the former Deing subdivided into the branches
Ichles.-Holit.-Sond.-Augustenburg " and " Schles.-Holst.-Sond.-Glucksburg : " all under the heading " Holstein."
82 The Royal Family.
V.A., G.I. : born at Buckingham Palace, March 18, 1848; married {at St. George's
Chanel. Windsor, March 21, 1871) to John Douglas Sutherland Campbell, Mar-
quess of Lome, now 9th Duke of Argyll, K.T., P.C., and born Aug. 6, 1845— see
" Argyll " in Directory) . Residences— Kensingt.cn Palace, W. ; Eoseneath House, Dum-
bartonshire.
71 VI. H.R.H. Arthur William Patrick Albert, Duke of Connaught and of Strathearn, and
Earl of Susses {U.K. 1874), a Prince of the United Kingdom, Duke of Saxony, and
Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gctha, K.G., K.T., K.P., P.O., G.M.B.. G.C.S.I.,
G.G.M.G., G.C.I.E., G.C.Y.O., LL.D. ; a Field -Marshal in the British Army, In-
spector-Gen. of the Forces and President of the Selection Boaid, a personal A.D.C. to
M.M.,Col.-in-Ghiei of the Rifle Brigade, the Inniskilling Dragoons, the Highland Lt.
Infantry, the Roy. Dublin Fusiliers, and Col. of the Grenadier Guards and of the Army
Service Corps, Hon. Col. of Sth. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom. and of numerous Militia and
Volunteer troops, President of the Counc. of the Roy. Patriotic Fund ; served in Canada
in the Fenian Raid of 1870 and in Egypt 1883 ; was Com.-in- Chief in Bombay iS85-so,
afterwards of 8. District and at Aldershot, late Commander of the Troops in Ireland ;
Ranger of Enping Forest, Great Prior of Ireland, a Knight of Justice of St. John of
Jerusalem, Grand Master of the Freemasons of England, a Bencher of Gray's inn,
&c. : horn at Buckingham Palace, May 1, 1850; married (at Windsor, March 13
1879) H.R.II. Princess Louisa Margaret (Luise Margarete Alexandra Victoria
Agues) of Prussia, V.A., C.I.,R.R.C. Mus. D. , a Lady of Justice of St. John of J erusaiem
(third daughter of H.R.H. the late 'Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia, G.C.B., and
horn July 25, i860). Hesidences—Baghhot Park, Surrey ; Clarence House, St. James's,
S.W. "Indue :
72 1. H.R.H. Princess Gustavus Adolfhuh of Sweden {nee H.R.H. Princess Margaret
Victoria Charlotte Augusta Norah of Connaugiit), V.A., a Lady of Justice ol
St. John cf Jerusalem: born Jan. 15, 1S82 ; married (June 15, 1905) to H.R.H.
Prince Gustayus Adoi.fhus (Oscar Fredrik Wilhelm Olaf Gustav Adolf, horn
Nov. 11, 1882), G.C.B. (Hon. Civ.), G.C.Y.O. (Hon.), Duke of Scania (otherwise
Schonen), eldest son cf H.R.H. the Crown Piince of Sweden.
73 2. H.R.H. Prince Arthur Frederick Patrick Albert of Connaugiit, K.G., G.C.V.O.,
a Personal A.D.C. to H.M., Lieut. 7th Hussars, served in S. Africa 1901-2. a
Knight of Justice of St. John of Jemsalem: bom Jan. 13, 1883. (Eventually
heir to the throne of Saxe-Coburg, which his father had resigned— see 77).
74 3. H.R.H. Princess Victoria Patricia Helena Elizabeth of Connaugiit: born
March 17, 1S86.
75 VII. H.R.H. the late Leopold George Duncan Albert, 1st Duke of Albany, Earl of Clarence,
and Baron Arklow ( U.K. 1881), a Prince of the United Kingdom, Duke of Saxony, and
Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, K.G.. K.T., &c, P.C. : born at Buckingham Palace,
April 7 1853 : died at Cannes, March 28, 1884, having married (at Windsor, April 27,
1882) Princess Helena of Waldeck and Pyrmont, V.A., C.I., R.R.C., a Lady of
Justice of St. John of Jerusalem (h^ H.S.H. Princess Helene Friederike Auguste, fourth
daughter of H.S.H. the late Reigning Prince George Victor, and aunt of: H.M.
Wilhelmina, Queen of the Netherlands : horn Feb. 17, 1861 ; residence — Villa Nevada,
Cannes, and with her son, as below). Issue:
76 1. H.R.H. Princess Alice of Teck (Alice Marie Victoria Auguste Pauline of
Albany), V.A., Order of Mercy (a Lady Presid. cf the League) : horn Feb. 25,
1883 ; married (1904) to H.S.H. Prince Alexander of Teck (see 108).
77 2. H.R.H. Leopold Charles Edward George Albert, Reigning Duke of Saxe-
Coburg and Gotha, and 2nd Duke of Albany, &e. (see under 1st Duke), Duke
of Jiilich, Cleve, and Berg, of Engern and Westphalia, Landgrave of Thuringia,
Margrave of Meissen, &c, K.G., G.C.V.O. (Hon.), Col. -in-Chief 95th Prussian
Infantry and Seaforth Highlanders (having Prince Arthur of Connaught as
eventual Heir in case of no male line of his own) : bom (posthumous) at Clare-
mont, July 19, 1884, and succeeded at his birth to the Albany title, in 1900 to that
of Saxe-Coburg; married (Oct. 11, 1905) Princess Victoria Adelheid Helene
Friederike, daughter of H.H. the Duke of Schleswig-Holst.-Sond.-Gliicksburg
(see 275). Residences— The Palaces at Coburg, Ehrenberg, Callenberg, and
Rosenau in Saxe-Coburg, and those at Reinhardsbrun, Oberhof, and Friedenstein
in Gotha; Schloss Sauter, Tomerania ; Greinburg and Hinteiriss, Austria;
Claremont, Esher, Surrey.
78 VIII. H.R.H. Beatpjce, Princess Henry of Battenbeeg (Princess Beatrice Marie Victoria
Fedora of the United Kingdom), Duchess of Saxony and Princess of Saxe-Coburg and
Gotha, Y.A., C.I., R.R.C., a Lady of Justice of St. John of Jerusalem, now Governor of
the Isle of Wight : born at Buckingham Palace, April 14, 1857 ; married (at Whippingham
Church, I.W., July 23, 1885) to H.R.H. the late Prince Henry Maurice (Heinrich Moritz)
of Battenberg, K.G., P.O., Governor of the Isle of Wight, a Colonel in the Army {born
Oct. 5, 1858 ; naturalitel and created " Royal Highness " 1885 ; died during the Ashanti
Expedition, Jan. 20, 1S96). Residence— Osborne Cottage, I.W., and Kensington Palace.
Issue:
79 1. H.H. Prince Alexander Albert of Battenberg : horn Nov. 23, 18S6.
80 2. H.H. Princess Victoria Eugenie Julia Ena of Battenberg : born Oct. 24, 1887.
81 3. H.H. Prince Leopold Arthur Louis of Battenberg : horn May 21, 1889.
82 4. H.H. Prince Maurice Victor Donald of Battenberg : horn Oct. 3, 1891.
Cousins of His Majesty.
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83
COUSINS OF HIS MAJESTY.
At On side off Duke op Kext; 1st Cousins once removed, with Descendants).
Tlirough H.M. Ernest, ist Duke of Cumberland, King of Hanover, 4th brother of the Duke of Kent.
I. H.M. the late George Frederick Alexander Charles Ernest Augustus, 2nd Duke of
Cumberland and Teviofcdale, and King George V. of Hanover, a Prince of the United
Kingdom and Duke of Brunswick-Liineburg, K.G., G.C.H. : born May 27, i8ig ; died
June 12, 1878, having married (1843) H.H. (now H.M. the Queen of Hanover by title)
Princess Alexandrina Marie Wilhelmine Georgine of Saxe-AltenBurg, V.A. (eldest
daughter of H.S.H. the late Reigning Duke Joseph, and born April 14, 1818 ; residence —
Gmundcn, Upper Austria). H. M. succeedel his father in 1851, and reigned over
Hanover till 1866, when the Kingdom was incorporated with Prussia. Issue:
1. H.R.H. Ernest Augustus William Adolphus Ge>rge Frederick, 3rd Duke of
Cumberland and Teviotdale (Gt. Brit. 1799) and Earl of Armagh (Irel. 1799), a
Prince of the United Kingdom, Duke of Brunswiek-LQiieburg, K.G., G.C.H. ,
General Supernumerary in the British Army and Colonel in that of Austria :
born at Hanover, Sept. 21, 1845; succeeded his father 1878; married (1878)
H.R.H. Princess Thyra Amalia Caroline Charlotte Anna of Denmark, C.I.
(fourth daughter of H.M. King Christian IX., and sister of H.M. Queen
Alexandra ; born Sept. 29, 1853) . Residences— Gmuiiden, Upper Austria, and
Penzing, near Vienna. Issue :
(1) H.R.H. Princess Maximilian of Baden (Princess Marie Louise Victoria
Friederike of Cumberland and Hanover): born Oct. 11,1879; married
(1900) to H.G.D.H. Prince Maximilian Alexander Friedrich Wilhelm of
Baden (nephew of present Grand Duke, and born July 10, 1867).
Residence — Karlsruhe. Issue:
(i) H.H. Princess Marie Alexandra Thyra Hilda of Baden: bom
Aug. 1, 1902.
(2) H.R.H. Prince George "William, Earl of Armagh (Georg Wilhelm
Christian Albert Adolf of Cumberland &c.) : born Oct. 28, 1880.
(3) H.R.H. Alexandra, Grand Duchess of Mecklenbuug-Sohwerin (Princess
Alexandra Luise Marie Olga of Cumberland &c.) : born Sept. 29, 1882;
married (1904) to H.R.H. Frederick Francis IV., Grand Duke of
M.-Schwerin (Friedrich Franz Michel, born April 9, 1882; succeeded his
father in minority 1897).
i (4) H.R.H. Princess Olga Adelheid Luise Marie Alexandra Agnes of Cumber-
land &c. : born July 11, 1884.
1 (5) H.R.H. Prince Ernest Augustus of Cumberland &c. (Ernst August
Christian Georg) : bom Nov. 17, 1887.
2. H.R.H. Princess Frederica, Baroness von Pawel-Rammingen (Frederica Sophia
Marie Henrietta Amelia Theresa of Hanover) , a Princess of the United King-
dom, Duchess of Brunswick-Liineburg, C.I., R.R.C. : bom at Hanover, Jan.
9, 1848; married (1880) to Alphonse, Baron von Pawel-Rammingen (Luitbert
Alexander George Lionel Mphons), K.C.B., K.C.V.O., K.H.,V.D. {born July 27,
1843; naturalised 1880). Residence — Villa Bonair, Biarritz, France,
i ' 3. H.R.H. the late Princess Mary of Hanover &c. (Mary Ernestine Alexandra),
C.I. : born at Hanover Dec. 3, 1849 5 diicl June 4, 1904.
Through H.R.H. Adolphus, 1st Duke of Cambridge, 6th brother of the Duke of Kent.
j I. H.R.H. the late George "William Frederick Charles, 2nd and last Duke of Cambridge,
Earl of Tipperary, and Baron of Culloden (U.K. 1801) : born at Hanover, March 26,
1819; succeeded his father 1850; died March 17, 1904, having married (morganatically)
the late Miss Louisa Fairbrother (bom 1815, died 1890), whose children bear the name
of FitzGeorge (see Directory) .
% II. H.R.H. Augusta, Dowager Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (Princess Augusta
Caroline Louisa of Cambridge), a Princess of the United Kingdom, Duchess of Bruns-
wick-Liineburg, C.I. : born at Hanover, July 19, 1822 ; married (1843) to H.R.H. the
la'e Frederick "William (Friedrich Wilhelm Carl Georg Ernst Adolf Gustav), Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, K.G., G.C.B. (born Oct. 17, 1819 ; died May 30, 1904).
Residences— Neustrelitz, Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and 16 Buckingham Gate, S.W. Issue:
5 1. H.R.H. Adolphus Frederick (Georg Adolf Friedrich Wellington), Reigning Grand
Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, G.C.B. : born July 22, 1848 ; succeeded his
father 1904; married (1877) H.H. (now H.R.H.) Princess Elisabeth Marie
Friederike Amalie Agnes of Anhalt (eldest daughter of H.S.H. the Reigning
Duke Leopold Frederick, and born Sept. 7, 1857). Residences— Neustrelitz, Meck-
lenburg-Strelitz, and 16 Buckingham Gate, S.W. Issue:
6 (1) H.H. Duchess Marie, Countess Jametel (nee Victoria Marie Auguste
Leopoldine of Mecklenburg-Strelitz) : born May 8, 1878 ; married
(1899) to Maurice George, Count Jametel.
7 (i) Son born Feb. 3, 1904.
8 (2) H.H. Princess Militza of Montenegro (nee Duchess Auguste Charlotte
Jutta of Mecklenburg-Strelitz ; but now takes name Militza, which
was that of her husband's sister before marriage) : born Jan. 24, 1880;
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The Eoyal Family [Relatives).
married (1899) to the Crown Prince Danilo Alexander of Montenegro,
K.C.V.O. {born June 29, 1871). Residen <:e— Cettinje, Montenegro.
99 (3) H.E.H. Adolf Frederick, Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklknburg-
Strelitz (Adolf Friedrich Georg Ernst Albert Eduard) : born J une 17, 1882.
100 (4) H.H. Duke Charles Boewin of Mecklenburg-Strelitz (Carl Borwin
Christian Alexander Arthur) : born Oct. 10, 1888.
101 III. H.R.H. the late Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck (Princess Mary Adelaide Wilhelmina
Elizabeth of Cambridge) : born at Hanover, Nov. 27, 1833; died Oct. 27, 1897, having
been married (1866) to H.H. the late Francis, Prince and Duke of Teck, G.C.B.,G.C.V.O.
(H.S.H. Franz Paul Carl Ludwig Alexander, born Aug. 27, 1837; created "Highness" by
English warrant 1887; died Jan. 21, 1900). Issue:
102 1. H.R.H. Victoria Mary, Princess of Wales (nee H.S.H. Victoria Mary
Augusta Louise Olga Pauline Claudine Agnes of Teck, "Princess May"),
V.A., C.I., and a Lady of Justice St. John of Jerusalem: born May 26, 1867;
married (July 6, 1893) to H.E.H. George, now Prince of "Wales &c, K.G. {born
June 3, 1865— see 2).
103 2. H.S.H. Adolphus, Duke of Teck (Adolphus Charles Alexander Ladislaus),
G.C.V.O., a Knight of Justice St. John of Jerusalem, Maj. 1st Life Guards,
served in South African "War 1899-1900: born Aug. 13, 1868; married (1894)
Lady Margaret Evelyn Grosvenor (now H.S.H. the Duchess of Teck,
daughter of 1st Duke of Westminster, K.G., and born April 9, 1873) . Residences—
Henry III. Tower, "Windsor Castle; 4 Devonshire Place, Portland Place, "W.
Issue :
104 (1) Prince George Francis Hugh of Teck : born Oct. 11, 1895.
10, (2) Princess Victoria Constance Mary of Teck : bom June 12, 1897.
106 (3) Princess Helena Frances Auguste of Teck : born Oct. 23, 1899.
107 3. H.S.H. Prince Francis Joseph Leopold Frederick of Teck, K.C.V.O., D.S.O.,
late Major 1st Dragoons, a Knight of Justice St. John of Jerusalem, served in
Soudan 1897-8 : born Jan. 9, 1870.
108 4. H.S.H. Prince Alexander Augustus Frederick George of Teck, G.C.V.O., D.S.O.,
Kt. of Justice St. John of Jerusalem, Capt. Royal Horse Guards, was A.D.C. to
Col. Mahon in S. Africa, where he served 1900-2: born April 14, 1874; married
(1904) H.R.H. Princess Alice of Albany, V.A. (see 76). Residence— Aldershot.
B. On side of Duchess of Kent ; ist Cousins once removed, with Descendants.
Through Princess Sophia, Countess von Mensdorff-Pouilly , aunt of Queen Victoria.
109 I. The late Alfons Friedrich, Count von Mensdorff-Pouilly : born 1810: died 1894,
having married (1st, 1843) the late Countess Theresa of Dietrichstein {died 1856),
and (2ndly, 1862) the late Countess Marie von Lamberg {died 1876). Issue:
110 ' 1. Victoria, Countess Oberndorff (Victorie Therese von Mensdorff- Pouilly) :
born (of 1st wife) June 28, 1844; married (1865) to the late Charles, Count
Oberndorff, long deceased (the Ct. A. Oberndorff now at the German Embassy is
a cousin) .
111-2 (1, 2) A son and daughter, names not given.
113 2. Sophia, Countess Friedrich Kinsky (Sophie Marie Emanuele Julie von Mensdorff-
Pouilly) : born (of 1st wife) July 30, 1845; married (1864) to the late Count
Friedrich Carl Kinsky of Wchinitz and Tettau {born 1834, died 1899). Issue :
114 (1) Theresa, Countess Siegfried von Clary-Aldringen (Countess Therese
Marie Kinsky): born Dec. 10, 1867; married (1885) to Count Siegfried
Franz Johann Carl von Clary-Aldringen {born Oct. 14, 1848). Issue:
115 (i) Countess Elisabeth Alexandrina von Clary-Aldringen: born
Dec. 14, 1885.
116 (ii) Count Alfons Maria von Clary-Aldringen: born March 12, 1887.
117 (iii) Countess Sophie Marie von Clary-Aldringen : born Sept. 2, 1891.
118 (2) "Wilhelmina, Countess Henckel (Countess "Wilhelmtne Marie Kinsky):
born Aug. 12, 1869; married (1895) to Edwin, Count Henckel and Baron
von Donnersmarck.
119 (3) The Hereditary Princess of LuWENSTEix-Wertheim-Rochefort {nee
Countess Maria Josephine "Wilhelmine Philippa Kinsky) : born Aug. 23,
1874 ; married f 1 898) to Aloyse Joseph Camill Maria, Hered. Prince, &c.
120 (4) Count Francis Joseph von Nepomuk-Paschalis (Maria Franz Joseph
Alfons Johann Kinsky) : born May 11, 1879.
121 3. Alphonse, Count von Mensdorff-Pouilly (Alfons "Wladimir Franz Emanuel
Rochus) : born (of 2nd wife) Aug. 16, 1864.
122 31. The late Alexander, Count von Mensdorff-Pouilly, afterwards H.S.H. the Prince of
Dietrichstein-Nicolhburg, K.C.B. : born 1813; died 1871, having married (1857)
Countess Alexandrine Marie of Dietr.-Nicolsb. (eldest daughter of Joseph, Prince
of the same and Count of Proskau-Leslie ; born Feb. 29, 1824 ; now Princess Dowager).
Issue
123 1. H.S.H. Hugo, Prince von Dietr.-Nicolsb. and Count von Mensdorff-Pouilly
1 (Hugo Alfons "Wenceslaus) : born Dec. 19, 1858 ; succeeded his father 1871; married
Cousins of His Majesty. 85
(1892) Princess Olga Alexandrovna Dolgorouki (daughter of Prince Alexander
Dolgorouki, and born Nov. 27, 1873). Issue:
124 (1) Countess Alexandrine von Dietr.-Nicolsb. : born March 24, 1894.
125 (2) Countess Olga von Dietr.-Nicolsb. : born Dec. 4, 1897.
126 (3) Count Alexander Albert Victor von Dietr.-Nicolsb. : born July 15, 1899.
127 (4) Countess Marie Epiphania Clothilde von Dietr.-Nicolsb. : b. Jan. 6, 1901.
128 2. Count Albert Victor Julius Joseph Michael von Mensdokff-Pouilly-Dietrich-
stein, G.C.V.O. (Hon.), Austro- Hungarian Ambassador in London: born
Sept. 5, 1861. nesiaence — 18 Belgrave Square, S.W.
129 3. Countess Apponyi (nee Countess Clothilde Wilhelmine Josepha von Mensdorff-
Pouilly-Dietrichstein) : bom Dec. 23, 1867; married (1897) to Albert, Count
Apponyi.
130 III. Count Arthur August von Mensdorff-Pouilly, G.C.V.O. (Hon.) : born Aug. 19, 1817.
Through H.R.H. Princess Antoinette., Duchess Alexander of Wurtemberg, aunt of Queen Victoria.
131 I. H.E.H. the late Duke Friedrich Wilhelm Alexander of Wurtemberg : born 1804 : died
1881, having married (1837) H.R.H. the late Princess Marie Christine d' Orleans (second
daughter of King Louis Philippe, and born 1813, died 1839). Issue:
132 l. H.E.H. Duke Philipp Alexander Maria Emst of "Wurtemberg: born July 30,
1838 ; married (1865) H.I. & R.H. Archduchess Maria Theresia Anna of Austria
(daughter of H.I. & R.H. the late Archduke Albrecht, Duke of Teschen, and
born July 15, 1845). Issue:
133 (1) H.R.H. Duke Albert (Albrecht Maria Alexander Philipp Joseph) of
Wurtemberg: born Dec. 23, 1865; married (1893) H.I. & R.H. the late
Archduchess Margareta Sophia Marie Annunciata of Austria (eldest
daughter of the Archduke Charles Louis, and born May 13, 1870; died
Aug. 24, 1902). Issue:
134 (i) H.R.H. Duke Philipp Albrecht Carl Maria Joseph Leopold of
"Wurtemberg: born Nov. 14, 1893.
135 (ii) H.R.H. Duke Albrecht Eugen Maria Philipp Fortunatus of
"Wurtemberg : born Jan. 8, 1895.
136 (iii) H.R.H. Duke Carl Alexander Maria Philipp Gregor of "Wur-
temberg: born March 12, 1896.
137 (iv) H.R.H. Duchess Marie Amalie Assunta Josephine of "Wurtem-
berg: born Aug. 15, 1897.
138 (v) H.R.H. Duchess Maria Theresia Margareta Annonciada of
Wurtemberg : born Aug. 16, 1898.
139 (vi) H.R.H. Duchess Margareta Marie Annonciada Benoite of WUr-
temberg : born Jan. 4, 1902.
140 (2) H.R.H. the late Princess John George of Saxony (Duchess Maria
Isabelle of Wurtemberg) : born Aug. 30, 1871 ; died May 24, 1904,
having married (1894) to H.R.H. Prince Johann Georg of Saxony— see
161.
141 (3) H.R.H. Duke Robert Maria Clemens Philipp Joseph of Wurtemberg:
born Jan. 14, 1873 ; married (1900) H.I. & R.H. Archdss. Maria Immacu-
lata Raineria of Austria-Tuscany (daughter of H.I.H. the late Arch-
duke Carl Salvator, and born Sept. 3, 1878).
142 (4) H.R.H. Duke Ulrich Maria Ludwig Philipp Joseph Anton of Wurtem-
berg : born June 13, 1877.
Through Duke Ferdinand George of Saxe-Coburg, uncle of Queen Victoria.
43 I. H.R.H. the late Prince Ferdinand August Franz Anton of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha,
Regent of Portugal (styled King from 1837 till the Queen's decease) : bom 1816 ; died
- 1885, having married (1836, as her second consort) H.M. the late Queen Dona Maria II.
da Gloria of Portugal (born 1819 ; succeeded 1826 ; died 1853, when both she and her hus-
band were succeeded by their son Dom Pedro V., who died childless in 1861). Issue:
4$ 1. H.M. the late Dom Luik, King of Portugal : bom 1838 ; succeeded his brother Dom
Pedro V. 1861 ; died 1889, having married (1862) H.R.H. Maria Pia, Princess of
Savoy, now H.M. the Dowager Queen of Portugal (daughter of King Victor
Emanuel II. of Italy, and bom Oct. 16, 1847 ; residence — Lisbon). Issue:
(1) H.M. Dom Carlos I., present King of Portugal and Algarve, K.G-
(Carlos Fernando Luiz Maria Victor Miguel Raphael Gabriel Gonzaga
Xavier Francisco de Assis Jose Simao), Hon. Admiral of the Fleet in
British Navy : bom Sept. 28, 1863 ; succeeded his father 1889 ; married (1886)
H.R.H. (now H.M.) Princess Marie Amelie Louise Helene d'ORLEANS
(eldest daughter of the Comte de Paris, and bom at Twickenham Sept. 28,
1865). Issue:
(i) H.R.H. Louis Philip, Duke of Braganza, Prince Royal of
Portugal, K.G. (Luiz Felippe Maria Carlos Amelio Fernando
Victor) : born March 21, 1887.
(ii) H.R.H. Prince Manuel, Duke of Beja (Manuel Maria Felippe
Francisco de Assis Eugenio) : bom Nov. 15, 1889.
(2) H.R.H. Prince Alphonso, Duke of Oporto and of Saxony (Affonso
Henrique Napoleon Pedro d' Alcantara) : bom July 31, 1865.
The Royal Family {Relatives).
149 2. H.R.H. the late Princess George of Saxony (Dona Maria Anna, Infanta of
Portugal) : horn 1843 \ died 1884, having married (1859) H.R.H. Prince Friedrich.
August Georg, afterwards H.M. the late King of Saxony- {horn Aug. 8, 1832;
died Oct. 15, 1904). Issue:
150 (a) H.R.H. i'lincess Matilda of Saxony (Mathilde Marie Auguste Victoria
Josepha) : horn March 19, 1863.
151 (2) H.M. Augustus III., King of Saxony (Friedrich August Johann Philipp) :
born May 25, 1865 ; succeeded his father 1904 ; married (1891) H.I. & R.H.
Archduchess Louise Antoinette Maria of Austria-Tuscany (eldest
daughter of Ferdinand IV., Grand Duke of Tuscany), from whom he
was divorced 1903, and who has formally renounced all claim to her late
rank. Issue:
152 (i) H.R.H. the Crown Prince George of Saxony (Friedrich August
Georg Paul Marcellus) : born Jan. 15, 1893.
153 (ii) H.R.H. Prince Frederick Christian of Saxony (Friedrich
Christian Albeit Macarius) : bom Dec. 31, 1893.
154 (iii) H.R.H. Prince Ernest Henry of Saxony (Ernst Heinrich
Ferdinand Melchiades) : horn Dec. 9, 1896.
155 (iv) H.R.H. Princess Margap.ete Carcla Wilhelmine of Saxony : born
Jan. 24, 1900.
156 (v) H.R.H. Princess Marie Alice Luitpold of Saxony : born Sept. 27,
1901.
157 (vi) H.R.H. Princess Anne Monica Pia of Saxony : born May 4, 1903.
15a (3) H.I.B. the Archduchess Otho Francis Joseph of Austria (ne'e H.R.H.
Princess Maria Josepha Luise Philippine Elisabeth of Saxony) : horn
May 31, 1867; married (1886) to H.I. & R.H. Archduke Otto Franz
Joseph Carl Ludwig Maria of Austria (born April 21, 1865). Issue:
159 (i) H.I. & R.H. Archduke Carl Franz Joseph Otto Maria of Austria :
horn Aug. 17, 1887.
160 (ii) H.I. & R.H. Archduke Maximilian Eugen Ludwig Friedrich
of Austria : horn April 13, 1895^
161 (4) H.R.H. Prince John George of Saxony (Johann Georg Pius Anacletus) :
horn July 10, 1869 ; married (1894) the late H.R.H. Duchess Isabelle of
WURTEMBERG (died 1904-SCe I40). —
162 (5) H.R.H. Prince Maximilian Wilnelm August Albert Carl Gregor Odo of
Saxony : born Nov. 17, 1870.
163 3. H.R.H. Antonia, Princess of Hoiienzollern, Infanla of Portugal (Dona
Antonia Maria Fernanda), Duchess of Saxony : horn Feb. 17, 1845 ; man-'ed (1861)
to H.R.H. the late Leopold Stephan Carl TLassilo, Prince of Hoiienzollern
(barn Sept. 22, 1835; died June 8, 1905). Issue:
164 (1) H.S.H. William, Prince of Hoiienzollern (Wilhelm August Carl Bene-
dict) : bom March 7, 1864 ; succeeded 1905 ; married (1889) H.R.H. Princess
Maria Teresa Maddalena of Bourbon-Sicily (daughter of the late
Luigi, Conte di Trani, and horn Jan. 15, 1867) . Isfue :
165 (1) H.S.H. Princess Auguste Victoria Wilhelmine Ludovica of
Hoiienzollern : horn Aug. 19, 1890.
166 (ii) H.S.H. Prince Friedrich Victor Pius Ferdinand of Hohenzol-
lern : born Aug. 30. 1891.
167 (iii) H.S.H. Prince Franz Joseph Ludwig Thassilo of Hoiienzollern :
twin vith preceding.
168 (2) H.R.H. Ferdinand, Prince and Heir Presumptive of Roumania, G.C.B.
(Prince Ferdinand Victor Albert Meinrad of Hoiienzollern) : bo-m
Aug. 24, 1865 ; created " Royal Highness " by King Charles I. in 1889 (his
elder brother having declined the offer of succession) : married (1893)
H.R.H. Frinecss Marie Alexandra Victoria of Saxe-Coburg, V.A., C.I.
(eldest daughter of H.R.H. the late Reigning Duke Alfred, and horn
Oct. 29, 1875— see 61). Issue:
169 (i) Prince Carol of Roumania : born Oct. 15, 1893.
170 (ii) Princess Elisabeth Charlotte Alexandra of Roumania : born
Oct. 11, 1894.
171 (iii) Princess Marie of Roumania : born Jan. 8, igoo.
172 (iv) Prince Nicholas of Roumania : horn Aug. 17, 1903.
173 (3) H.S.H. Prince Cap.l Anton Friedrich Wilhelm Ludwig of Hohenzollern :
horn Sept. 1, 1868 ; married (1894) his cou^n H.R.H. Princess Josephine
Caroline Marie Albertine of Belgium (daughter of H.R.H. Philippe,
Comte de Flandre, and bom Oct. 18, 1872— see 241). Issue :
174 (i) Princess Stephanie Josephine Carola of Hoiienzollern: born
April 8, 1895.
175 (ii) Princess Marie Antoinette Wilhelrnine Victoria Augusta of Hoiien-
zollern : bom Oct. 23, 1896.
176 (iii) Prince Albert Ludwig Leopold Tassillon of Hoiienzollern : born
Sept. 28, 1898.
177 II. H.H. the late Prince Augustus of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (August Ludwig Victor,
Duke of Saxony : born 1818 ; died 1881, having married (1843) H.R.H. Marie Clementine
Cousins of His Majesty. 87
Clothilde d' Orleans (daughter of King Louis Philippe, and lorn June 3, 1817).
Issue:
1. H.H. Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (Ferdinand Philipp Maria August),
Duke of Saxony, G .C.B. : lorn March 28, 1844 ; married (1875) his second cousin
H.E.H. Princess Louise of Belgium {lorn Feb. 18, 1858— see 234). Issue:
(1) H.H. Prince Leopold Clemens Philipp August Maria of Saxe-Coburg
&c. : lorn July 19, 1878.
(2) H. H. Dorothea, Duchess of Holstein-Augustenburg (nee H.H. Princess
Dorothea Marie Henriette Auguste Luise of Saxe-Coburg, &c.) :
lorn April 30, 1881 ; married (1898) to H. H. Ernst Gunther, Duke of
Holstein-Aug. (bom 1853— see 281).
2. H.H. Prince Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, &c. (Ludwig August Maria Eudes) : lorn
Aug. 9, 1845 ; married (1864) H.I.H. the late Princess Lsopoldina of Brazil
(daughter of the Emperor Dom Pedro II., and born 1847, died 1S71). Issue:
(1) Prince Peter August Ludwig Gonzaga of Saxe-Coburg &c. : lorn March
19, 1866.
(2) Prince August Leopold Philipp Gonzaga of Saxe-Coburg &c. : born
Dec. 6, 1867; married (1894) H.I. & E.H. Archdss. Caroline Maria
.. Immaculata of Austria-Tuscany (daughter of H.i.H. the late Arch-
duke Carl Salvator, and. born Sept. 5, 1869). Issue:
(i) Prince August Clement Carl Gonzaga of Saxe-Coburg &c:
bom Oct. 27, 1895.
(ii) Princess Clementine Maria Theresia Gonzaga of Saxe-Coburg :
born March 23, 1897.
(iii) Princess Maria Caroline Philomena Gonzaga of Saxe-Coburg :
born Jan. 10, 1899.
(iv) Prince Bainer Maria Joseph of Saxe-Coburg : lorn May 4, 1900.
(v) Prince Philipp Jossie Marie Joseph Ignaz of Saxe-Coburg : lorn
Aug. 18, 1901.
(vi) Princess Theresia Christiana Maria Eaphaella Gonzaga of Saxe-
Coburg: lorn Aug. 23, 1902.
(3) Prince Louis (Ludwig Gaston Clemens Maria) of Saxe-Coburg &c. : 60™
Sept. 15, 1870; married (1900) H.E.H. Princess Mathilda Maria Theresia
of Bavaria (daughter of H.E.H. Prince Ludwig, and lorn Aug. 17, 1877).
(i) Prince Anton Marie Ludwig Clemens of Saxe-Coburg : lorn
June 17, 1901.
(ii) Princess Marie Immaculata Leopoldina Nicoletta of Saxe-
Coburg: born Sept. 10, 1904.
3. H.I. & E.H. Archduchess Joseph of Austria (Princess Marie Adelheid Amalie
Clothilde of Saxe-Coburg &c.) : born July8. 1846* married (1864) to H.I. & E.H.
the late Archduke Joseph Carl of Austria (lorn March 2, 1833; died June 13,
1905). Issue:
(1) H.I. & E.H. Maria, Duchess of Orleans (Archduchess Maria Dorothea
Amalia of Austria) : born June 14, 1867; married (1896) to Prince Louis
Philippe Bobert, Due d' Orleans, chief of the French branch of the
House of Bourbon (son of the late Comte de Paris, and born at Twicken-
ham, Feb. 6, 1869). Be j id e nee — York House, Twickenham.
(2 H.I., E., & S.H. Margarete, Princess of Thurn and Taxis (Archduchess
Margarets Clementine Maria of Austria) : born JulyS, 1870; married
(1890) to H.S.H. Albert Maria Joseph Maximilian Lamoral, Eeigning !
Prince of Thurn and Taxis (bom May 8, 1867). Issue:
(i) Francis Joseph, Hereditary Prince of Thurn and Taxis (Franz !
Joseph Maximilian Maria) : lorn Dec. 21, 1893.
(ii) Prince Carl August Joseph Maria of Thurn and Taxis: bom
July 23, 1898.
(iii) Frince Ludwig Philipp Maria Fnedrich of Thurn and Taxis
lorn Feb. 2, 190I.
(iv) Prince Max Emmanuel Maria Siegfried of Thurn and Taxis : lorn
March 1, 1902.
(v) Princess Elisabeth Helena Maria Antonia of Thurn and Taxis :
lorn Dec. 15, 1903.
(3) H.I. & E.H. Archduke Joseph August Victor Clemens Maria of Austria :
lorn Aug. 9, 1872 ; married (1893) H.E.H. Princess Augusta Maria Luise
of Bavaria (daughter of H.E.H. Prince Leopold of Bavaria : lorn April 28,
1875). Issue:
(i) Archduke Joseph Franz Leopold of Austria : lorn March 28,
1895.
(iij Archduchess Sophie Clementine Elisabeth of Austria : bom
March 11. 1899.
(iii) Archduke Ladislas Luitpold of Austria : lorn Jan. 3, 1901.
(iv) Archduke Matthias Joseph of Austria: lorn June 26, 1904.
(4) H.I. & E.H. Archduchess Elisabeth Henriette Clothilde Maria Victoria
of Austria : lorn March 9, 1883. j
4. H.E.H. the late Duchess Maximilian Emanuel of Bavaria (Princess Amalie of j
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Saxe-Coburg &c.) : born 1848 ; died 1894, having married (1875) H.R.H. the late
Duke Maximilian Emanuel of Bavaria {born 1849 5 died 1893). Issue :
208 (1) H.R.H. Duke Siegfried August of Bavaria : born July 10, 1876.
209 (2) H.R.H. Duke Christoph Joseph of Bavaria : born April 22, 1879.
210 (3) H.R.H. Duke Luitpold Emanuel Ludwig of Bavaria : born June 30, 1890.
211 5. H.R.H. Ferdinand, Prince of Bulgaria (Ferdinand Maximilian Carl Leopold
Marie of Saxe-CobupvG &c), Duke of Saxony, G.C.B. (Hon. Civ.) : born Feb. 26,
1861 : elected (1887) as Ferdinand I., Prince of Bulgaria; married (1893) the late
H.R.H. Princess Maria Louisa of Parma (Maria Luigia Pia Teresa, daughter of
Robert, Duke of Parma, born 1870, died 1899) . Issue :
212 (1) H.R.H. Boris, Hereditary Prince of Bulgaria, Prince of Tjrnova (Boris
Clement Robert Maria Pius), Duke of Saxony : born Jan. 30. 1894, n.s.
213 (2) Prince Cyril of Bulgaria, Prince of Preslav (Cyril Henry Francis) :
born Nov. 17, 1895.
21 % (3) Princess Eudoxia Augusta Philippine of Bulgap.ia: bom Jan. 17, 1898.
215 (4) Princess Nadejda Clementine Maria of Bulgaria : born Jan. 30, 1899.
216 III. H.R.H. the late Victoria, Duchesse de Nemours [nee H.H. Princess Victoria Augusts
Antoinette of Saxe-Coburg &c.) : born 1822 ; died 1857, having married (1840) H.R.H.
the late Prince Louis Charles Philippe Raphael d'ORLEANS, Due de Nemours {born
1814, died 1896). Issue:
217 1. H.R.H. Prince Gaston of Orleans, Comte d'Eu (Louis Philippe Marie Ferdinand
Gaston) : born April 28, 1842 ; married (1864) H.I.H. Princess Isabel Christina
Leopoldina Agostinha of Brazil (daughter of H.I.M. the late Emperor Dom
Pedro II., Infant of Portugal : born July 29, 1846). Issue:
218 (1) H.R.H. Prince Pierre d' Alcantara Louis Philippe d'ORLEANS : lorn Oct.
15, 1875.
219 (2) H.R.H. Prince Louis Marie Philippe d'ORLEANS : born Jan. 26, 1878.
220 (3) H.R.H. Prince Antoine Gaston Philippe Gonzaga d'ORLEANS : born
Aug. 9, 1881.
t 2. H.R.H. Prince Ferdinand Philippe Marie d'ORLEANS, Due d'ALENCON et de
Nemours: born Julyi2, 1844; married (1868) H.R.H. the late Duchesse Sophie
Charlotte Auguste of Bavaria (daughter of H.R.H. the late Duke Maximilian,
and born 1847, died in the fire at the Bazar de la Charite\ Paris, May 4, 1897) . Issue :
l (1) H.R.H. Princess Alphonse of Bavaria (H.R.H. Princess Louise Victoire
d'ORLEANS) : born July 9, 1869 ; married (1891) to H.R.H. Prince Alfons
Maria Franz von Assisi of Bavaria {born Jan. 24, 1862). Issue:
223 (i) Prince Joseph Clement Maria Philipp Neri of Bavaria : born
May 25, 1902.
224 (2) H.R.H. Prince Emmanuel of Orleans, Due de Vend6me (Philippe
Emmanuel Marie Eudes) : born Jan. 18, 1872; married (1896) his second
cousin H.R.H. Princess Henriette of Flanders {born Nov. 30, 1870 — see
240). Issue:
225 (i) Princess Marie Louise Ferdinande Charlotte Henriette of
Orleans: born Dec. 31, 1896.
226 (ii) Princess Sophie Josephine Louise Henriette of Orleans : born
Oct. 19, 1898.
227 (iii) Princess Genevieve Marie Jeanne Francoise of Orleans : born
Sept. 21, 1901.
228 3. H.R.H. the late Princess Czartoryski (H.R.H. Princess Marguerite AdelaYde
Marie d'ORLEANS) : born 1846; died 1893, having married (1872), as second wife,
the late Ladislaus, Prince Czartoryski {born 1828 ; died 1894). Issue:
229 (1) Adam Louis, Prince Czartoryski, Duke of Klewan and Zukow: bom
Nov. 5, 1872; married (1901) Marie Louise, Comtesse Krasne-Krasinska
{bom March 24, 1883).
230 (i) Princess Isabelle Marguerite Czartoryski : born Aug. 17, 1902.
231 (2) Prince Witold Kasimir Philipp Johann Czartoryski : born March 10, 1876.
232 4. H.R.H. Princess Blanche Marie Amelie Caroline d'ORLEANS : bom Oct. 28, 1857.
Through H.H. Leopold I,, King 0/ the Belgians, uncle of Queen Victoria.
233 I. H.M, Leopold II. (Leopold Louis Philippe Marie Victor), present King of the Belgians,
Duke of Saxony, Prince of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, K.G. : born at Brussels, April 9,
1835 ; succeeded his father 1865 ; married (1853) H.I. & R.H. the late Archduchess Maria
"Henriette Anna of Austria, V.A. (younger daughter of the late Archduke Joseph,
Count Palatine of Hungary, and bom Aug. 23, 1836 ; died Sept. 19, 1902). Issue:
234 1. H.R.H. Princess Philip of Saxe-Coburg &c. (H.R.H. Princess Louise Marie
Amelie of Belgium) : born Feb. 18, 1858 ; married (1875) to her second cousin
H.H. Prince Philip of Saxe-Coburg &c. {bom March 28, 1844 — see 178).
235 2. H.L & R.H- Princess Stephanie, Countess Lonyay, late Dowager Princess
Imperial of Austria {nee H.R.H. Princess Stephanie Clothilde of Belgium) :
born May 21, 1864; married, 1st (1881), to H.L & R.H. the late Archduke
Rudolf, Prince Imperial of Austria {bom 1858; died 1889) ; 2ndly (1900), to
Elemer, Count Lonyay. Residence— Adscar, near Goodwood. Issue (1st
marriage) :
Cousins of His Majesty.
236 (1) H.I. & R.H. Princess Otto zu "Windisch-GrAtz (Archduchess Elisabeth
Marie Henriette Stephanie Gisela of Austria) : born Sept. 2, 1883 ;
married 1902, toH.S.H. Prince Otto Veriand Hugo Ernst zu W.-GrAtz.
{born Oct. 7, 1873).
237 (i) H.S.H. Prince Franz Joseph Octavien zu "W.-GrAtz : born
March 22, 1904.
238 3. H.Ft.H. Princess Clementine Alberte Leopoldine of Belgium : born July 30, 1872.
239 II. H.R.H. the late Prince Philip, Count of Flanders (Philippe Eugene Baudouin Leopold
George) : born March 24, 1837 ; died Nov. 17, 1905, having married (1867) Princess
Maria Louise Alexandrine Caroline of Hohenzollern (daughter of H.R.H. the
late Carl Anton. Prince of Hohenzollern, and born Nov. 17, 1845). Issue:
240 1. H.R.H. Henriette, Duchesse de VendOme, Princess Emmanuel of Orleans
(H.R.H. Princess Henriette Marie Charlotte Antoinette of Flanders) : born
Nov. 30, 1870 {twin with the late Princess Josephine Marie Stephanie Victoire,
who died 1871 — see 243 for the present Princess Josephine) ; married (1896) to
H.R.H. Prince Emmanuel d'ORLEANS, Due de VendOme {b. Jan. 18, 1872 — see 224).
241 2. H.R. & S.H. Princess Carl Anton of Hohenzollern (H.R.H. Princess Josephine
Caroline Marie Albertine of Flanders) : born Oct. 18, 1872 ; married (1894) to
H.S.H. Prince Carl Anton Friedrich Wilhelin Ludwig of Hohenzollern {born
Sept . . 1 , 1 868— see 1 73) .
242 3. H.R.H. Prince Albert, Count of Flanders (Albert Leopold Clement Marie
Meinrad), Crown Prince of Belgium : born April 8, 1875 ; married (1900)
H.R.H. Duchess Elisabeth Valerie Gabriele Marie of Bavaria (daughter of
Duke Carl Theodor, and born July 25, 1876).
243 (1) H.R.H. Prince Leopold Philippe Charles of Belgium : born Nov. 3, 1901.
(2) H.R.H. Prince Charles Theodore Henri of Belgium : born Oct. 10, 1903.
«45 III. H.I.M. the Archduchess Maximilian, ex-Empress of Mexico {nee H.R.H. Princess Marie
Charlotte Amelie Leopoldine of Belgium) : born June 7, 1840; married (1857) H.I.M.
the late Archduke Maximilian of Austria, Emperor of Mexico {born 1832 ; put to death
by the Republican Government 1867).
C. 1st Cousins with Descendants (side of Duchess of Kent continued).
Through Charles Emich, Prince of Leiningen, half-brother of Queen Victoria.
I. H.S.H. the late Ernest, Reigning Prince of Leiningen (Ernst Leopold Victor Emich),
G.C.B., G.C.V.O., an Admiral in the British Navy (served in Burma and in Black
and Baltic Seas) : born Nov. 9, 1830; died April 5, 1904, having married (1858) H.G.D.H.
the late Princess Marie Amalie of Baden, V.A. ; {born 1834 ; died 1899). Issue:
1. H.S.H. Emich Charles, Reigning Prince of Leiningen (Emich Eduard Carl),
G.CV.O. : born Jan. 18, 1866; succeeded his father 1904; warned (1894) his second
cousin, Princess Feodora Victoria Alberta of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (second
daughter of H.S.H. Hermann, Prince of the same, and bom July 23, 1866— see
266) . Issue :
48 (1) H.S.H. Princess Victoria Marie Leopoldine Elise Sophie of Leiningen:
born May 12, 1895.
9 (2) H.S.H. Prince Emich Ernest Hermann Heinrich Maximilian of Leiningen:
born Dec. 29, 1896.
,0 (3) H.S.H. Prince Friedrich Carl Eduard Erwin of Leiningen: born Feb.
13. 1898.
Jl (4) H.S.H. Prince Hermann Victor Maximilian of Leiningen : born Jan. 4, 1901.
52 (5) H.S.H. Prince Hesso Leopold Heinrich of Leiningen : born July 29, 1903.
II. H.S.H. Prince Eduard Friedrich Maximilian Joliann of Leiningen, K.C.V.O. : born
Jan. 5, 1833.
..Through Princess Anne Feodora of Hohenlohe, half-sister of Queen Victoria.
>4 I. Prince Charles of Hohenlohe-Langenburg (Carl Ludwig "Wilhelm Leopold) : born
Oct. 25, 1829 ; married morganatically (1861) to Baroness von Bronn, and resigned the
succession to the Principality to his next brother (children named Bronn).
(5 II. H.S.H. Hermann Ernst Franz Bernhard, Reigning Prince of Hohenlohe-Langenburg,
G. C.B., Imperial Statthalter in Alsace-Lorraine, a General in the Prussian Army : born
Aug. 31, 1832; succeeded his father i860; married (1862) H.G.D.H. the late Princess
Leopoldina Wilhelmine Maximiliane, Margravine of Baden (younger daughter of
H. G.D.H. the late Prince William, and born Feb. 22, 1837 ; died Dec. 23, 1903). Issue:
,6 1. Ernst "Wilhelm Friedrich Carl Maximilian, Hereditary Prince of Hohenlohe-
Langenburg, G.C.B. (Hon. Civ.) : born Sept. 13, 1863; married (1896) H.R.H.
Princess Alexandra of Saxe-Coburg, C.I. {born Sept. 1, 1878— see 63).
7 (1) Prince Gottfried Hermann Alfred of Hohenlohe : born March 24, 1897.
8 (2) Princess Maria Melita Leopoldine of Hohenlohe : born Jan. 18, 1899.
9 (3) Princess Alexandra Beatrice Leopoldine of Hohenlohe : born April 2,
1901.
p (4) Princess Irma Helena of Hohenlohe : born July 4, 1902.
I 2. H.S.H. Elise, Hereditary Princess of Reuss (Princess Elise Victoria Feodora
of Hohenlohe-Langenburg): born Sept. 4, 1864; married (1884) to H.S.H.
Heinrich XXVII., " Permanent Regent " of Reuss {born Nov. 10, 1858). Issue:
go The Royal Family {Relatives).
262 (i) H.S.H. Princess Victoria Feodora Agnes of Reuss : born April 21,
1889.
263 (2) H.S.H. Princess Luise Adelheid Ida Helene Wilhelmine of Reuss : born
July 17, 1890.
264 (3) H.S.H. Prince Heinrich XLTII. of Reuss : lorn July 25, 1893.
265 (4) H.S.H. Prince Heixrich XLV. of Reuss : lorn May 13, 1895.
266 3. H.S.H. Feodora, Princess of Leinixgex (Princess Feodora Victoria Alberta of
Hohexlohe-Langenburg) : lorn July 23, 1866; married (1894) to H.S.H. Emich
Eduard Carl, Reigning Prince, &c. (see 247).
267 III. H.S.H. the late Prince Victor of Hohenlohe-Laxgexburg, Vice- Admiral, R.N. :
lorn 1833; died 1891, having married (1861) Lady Laura Williamina Seymour (sister of
5th Marq. of Hertford and lorn Jan. 27, 1833; now H.S.H. Princess Victor of
Houexlohe jraised to rank of daughter of a Marquess 1871). Residences— St. Bruno,
Sunnirjgdalc, Ascot ; Engine Court, St. James's Palace, S.W. Issue:
268 1. Countess Feodora Georgina Maud Gleichex : lorn Dec. 20, 1861.
269 2. Albert Edward Wilfred, Count Gleichex, C.V.O., C.M.G., D.S.O., Lieut,-
Col. late of Grenadier Guards, now Mil. Attache at Berlin (served in Soudan
1884-5, Dongola 1895, and in S. Africa 1899-igoi) ; Extra Equerry to H.M.
and a Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem : lorn Jan. 15, 1863. Residence —
Engine Court, St. James's Palace. (The title "Count Gleichen" is of Saxe-
Cohurg.)
270 3. Countess Victoria Alice Leopoldine Ada Laura Gleichex : lorn Nov. 28, 1868.
(Adopts the name " Valda " from V.A.L. \A]da.)
271 4. Countess Helexa Emily Gleichex : lorn Feb. 1, 1873.
272 IV. H.H. the late Duchess Frederick of Schleswig-HoLSTEix-Sonderbiirg-AuGusTENBURG
(Princess Adelheid Victoria Constanze of Hohexlohe-Laxgenburg) : born July 20,
i835; died 1900, having been married (1856) to H.H. the late Friedricii Christian
August, Duke of Holst.-Aug. (lorn 1829; died 1880). Issue:
273 1. H.I.M. Augusta Victoria, the German Empress, V.A. (nee H.S.H. Princess
Augusi'h Victoria Friederike Luise Feodora Jenny of Holstein-Augustex-
burg) : lorn Oct. 22, 1858; married (Feb. 27, 1881) to H.R.H. Prince Frederick
William, now H.I.M. William II., Germax Emperor (born Jan. 27, 1859— see 17).
274 2. H.S.H. Carolixe Matilda, Duchess of Schleswig-HoLSTEix-Scndeihurg-GLUCKS-
burg (Princess Victoria Friederike Caroline Mathilde of Holsteix-Augustex-
burg) : born Jan. 25, i85o ; married (1885) to H.H. Prince Friedricii Ferdixand
Georg, Duke of Schieswig-HoLSTEix-Sonderburg-GLUCKSBURG (b->rn Oct. 12.
1855). issue:
275 (1) H.R.H. the Duchess of Saxe-Coburg axd Gotha (H.H. Princess Victoria
Adelheid Helene Friederike of Holsteix-Glucksburg) : born Dec. 31,
1885; married (1905) as under No. 77.
276 (2) H.H. Princess Alexandra Victoria Auguste Wilhelmine of Holsteix-
Glucksburg : lorn April 21, 1887.
277 (3) H.H. Princess Helena Adelheid Victoria Marie of Holsteix-Glucksburg:
bom June 1, 1888.
278 (4) H.H. Princess Adelheid Luise of Holsteix-Glucksburg: born Oct. 19,
1889.
279 (5) H.H. Prince Wilhelm Friedricii Christian Q iinther of Holsteix-Glucks-
burg : born Aug. 23, 1891.
; 280 (6) H.H. Princess Victoria Irene Caroline Mathilde of Holstein-Glucks-
BtiEG : lorn May 11, 1894.
281 3. H.S.H. Ernst Guxther, Duke of Schlesw.-HoLSTEix-Sond.-AuGUSTEXBUEG : horn
Aug. 11, 1863 ; married (1898) H.H. Princess Dorothea of Saxe-Coburg (see 180).
282 4. H.R.H. Princess Frederick Leopold of Prussia (nee H.S.H. Princess Feodora
Luise Sophie Adelheid of Holstein-Augustexburg) : born April 8, 1866;
married (1889) to H.R.H. Prince Joachim Friedricii Leopold of Prussia,
G.C.V.O. (bom Nov. 14^1865). Issue:
283 (1) H.R.H. Princess Victoria Marg arete Elisabeth Ulrike of Prussia: born
April 17, 1890.
284 (2) H.R.H. Prince Joachim Friedricii Sigismuxd of Prussia : bom Dec. 17, 1891.
285 [3) H.R.H. IMnce Tassilo Friedricii Carl of Prussia : bom April 6, 1893.
286 (4) H.R.H. Prince Franz Joseph Friedricii Leopold of Prussia: born
Aug. 27, 1895.
287 5. H.S.H. Princess Feodora Adelheid Helena Jenny of Holsteix-Augustexburg :
born July 3, 1874.
288 V. H.H. the late Feodora, Duchess of Saxe-Meixixgex (Princess Feodoee Victoria
Adelheid of Hoiienlohe-Laxgenburg) : born 1839; died 1872, having married (1858),
as his second consort, H.H. George II., present Reigning Duke of Saxe-Meinixgen and
Hildburghausen (born April 2, 1826). [He afterwards married morganatically Helena
Frances, Baroness von Hcldburg.] Issue (by Duchess Feodora —No. 25 gives one of
the issue by first consort) :
289 1. H.H. Prince Ernst Berntiard Victor Georg of Saxe-Meixixgex: born Sept. 27.
1859; married morganatically (1892) Cathaeixa, Baroness von Saalfeld (born
1874). (CMldreh entitled *' Barons a,nd Baroness von Saalfeld.")
: 290 2. H.H. Prince Friedrich Johann Bernhard Moritz of Saxe-Meixingex : born
Index to the Royal Family.
91
291
293
294
295
296
Oct. 12, 1861 ; married (1889) Countess Adelheid Caroline Mathilde of
Lippe-Biesteefeld (eldest daughter of the Most Illustrious Count Ernst, and
horn June 22, 1870). Issue:
(1) Princess Carol a Feodora Charlotte of Saxe-Meiningen : horn May 29,
1890.
(2) Princess Adelheid Erna Caroline Maria Elise of Saxe-Meiningen : horn
Aug. 16, 1891.
(3) Prince Geoeg of Saxe-Meiningen : horn Oct. 11, 1892.
(4) Prince Erxst Leopold Otto of Saxe-Meinixgen : born Sept. 23, 1895.
(5) Princess Luise Marie Catherina of Saxe-Meiningex : bom March 13,
1899.
(6) Prince Berxhard Friedrich Julius Heinrieh of Saxe-Meinixgen: born
June 20, 1901.
Note.
-The net total is 263 living blood-relations (the apj>arent 296 has to he diminished by 27 for
deceased relatives (some 18 of whom, who have left no issue, have no^v been removed from tae list).
The 269 comprise 11 married couples who are related to His Majesty on both sides.
INDEX TO THE ROYAL FAMILY.
*** There is an unavoidable imperfection in the following index, consisting in the fact that the generality of
royal personages possess each a long string of names from which it is often impossible to select with certainty
the one or two which are conventionally used. When, however, a name is found cited under some variation —
say, if Prince Adalbert of Prussia is termed " Prince Berengar "—a reference to " Prussia" would conduct the
seircher to the only possible houses under which the name could stand. The employment of parentheses commonly
marks a junior member of a family: thus in this same instance we have to read "Prince Adalbert of Prussia '
and not "Adalbert Prince of Prussia." German names are usually anglicised in the index, whilst French
names are allowed to retain their native forms.
Adalbert, Pr. (Prussia), 20
Adelaide, Prss. (Holst.-Glucks.), 273
„ ,, (Sa x<i-if.) 290 & 292
Adolphus, Pr. (Schaumb.-L.), 30
Fredk., Her. G. D. of Meck.-Strel. 99
Albany, I), of, 77 ; Dss. of, 75.
Albert, Ct. (Menadorff-P.-Diei.), 128
„ D. ( Wdrtemberg), 133
„ Pr. (Plan lers), 342
„ „ (Hohinzollern), 176
„ „ (Schlei.- Hoist.), 67
„ Eugene, D. ( Wiirtemberg), 135
„ Predk., Pr. ( Wales), 4
Alencon, Ferdinand, Due a', 221
Uexauder, Pr. (Battenberg), 79
„ „ (Sparta), 33
„ „ (Teck), io3
„ Edward, Pr. (Denmark), 14
Viexandra, Prss. ( Hohenlohe-L.)M & 259
„ J)uff, Lady, 10
„ Fedorovna, Empss. Russ. 53
.. Victoria, Prss. (Holst.-GL), 276
Llexandrine, Ctss. (Dietrichstein), 124 ! B;nirbon-Sicily—see 164
Austria-T ascany— see 151, 183 ! Cumberland, D. of, 84 ; house, 8500
Baden, Prss. Marie Alex, of, 86 j Cyril, Pr. of Presluv (Bulgaria), 213
,, see also 85, z;6, 255 j Czartoryski, Pr. 229
[Battenberg, Il.s.H.Pr. Francis J oseph Danilo, Or. Pr. of Montenegro, 98
of, G.C.V.O. (Hon. 1897), K.O.B. , Denmark, Pr. Charles of, 13
(Hon. Civ. 1896), bro. of follg. Pr., b. ! ,, see also 84 and Directory
1861, mar. 1S97 Prss. Anna ot Monte- Dietrichstein-Xicolsburg, Prs. and Cts.
negro. Res., Leipzig.*] of, 122-7
Battenberg, Prss. Henry of, 78 ; house,1 „ „ Dow. Prss. of, 122
79-82 i Dolgorouki—see 123
„ Louis, Pr. of, 45 ; house, 46-9 | Donnersmarek—see Henckel
Bavaria, Pr. Alphonse of, 222 Dorothea. Dss. of llolsi.-Aag., 180
„ D. Max. Em. of, house, 208-10 | Edinburgh, D. of (the late), 59
„ see also 190, 23i, 242, and Directory Edward, Pr. (Leiningen), 252
Beatrice, Prss. (Battenberg), 78 „ Albert, Pr. ( Wales), 3
„ „ (Saxe-Cob urg), 64 ! [E^loifstein, Bnss. von und zu, a Be 1-
Beja (Portugal), D. of, 147 j chamber Woman to H.K.H. Prss.
Belgians, K. of, 233 ; house, 234-8 i Christian.]
I Belgium— see 173, 178, and Flanders \ Eirene, Prss. (Sparta), 36
Boruhard, Pr. ot Saxe-Mein., 25 & 296
i Blanche, Prss. (Orleans), 232
j Boris, Her. Pr. of Bulgaria,
Prss. of Dietriohst.
liexis, Gd. Dk. [Russia), 58
Llice, Prss. (Teck), 76
„ „ (the late), 44
Uix— see Alexandra Fedorovna
llphonse, Ct. v. Mensdorff-P. 121
„ Pr. (Bavaria), 222
jlUphonso, D. of Oporto, i<8
hnastasia, Gd. Dss. (Russia), 57
Uidrew, Prss. (Greece), 46
lnha.lt, see 72 & 95
i.nne Monica, Pres. (Saxony), 157
mtoine, Pr. (Orleans), 220
inJanUt, Prss. of Hohenz., Difanta of
Portugal, 163
.ntony, Pr. (Saxe-Cob. ), 191
.pnonyi, Ctss. 129
Irgyll, D. of, 70
Iribert, Pr. (Anhali), see 69]
irmajh, E. of, 87
.rthur Aug., Ct. (Mensd.-P.), 130
„ Patrick (Connaught), 73
.ugusta, Archdss. (Austria), 201
„ Victoria, Prss. (Hohenz.), 165
.ugustus, Pr. (Saxe-Cob.), 1S1
„ Charles, Pr. (do.), 184
„ Leopold, Pr. (do.), 183
„ III., King of Saxony, 151
ugustus William, Pr. (Prussia), 21
ustria, Archd. J oseph of, 193 ; house,
194-205
I n „ Otho F. Jos. of, 158; house,
159-60
Bragauza (Port.), Louis Phil.,D. of, T46
Brazil—see 181, 217
Bronn, Bnss. von, 254
Brunswick— see 83, 94
Bulgaria, Ferd. Pr. of, 211 : issue, 212-5
Cambridge, D. of (the late), 93
Carlos I., K. of Portugal, 145
Carol, Pr. (Roumania), 169
Carola, Prss. (Saxe-Mein.), 291
Caroline Maria Immac.
(Saxe-Cob.), 183
Eitel-Frederick, Pr. (Prussia), 19
j Eleonore, G. Dss. of //esse, 52
212 j Elise, Her. Prss. of Reuss, 261
Elizabeth, G. Dss. of Meck.-Strel, 95
„ Prss. (Roumania), 173
„ Alexandrina, Ctss. (Clary-Aldr.),
"5
„ Fedorovna, G. Dss. (Russ.), 50
,, Helena, Prss. (Thurndc Taxis), 200
„ Henrietta, Archdss. (Aust.), 206
„ Stephanie, do. (do.), 236
Emich Chas., Pr. of Leiningen, 247
,, Ernest, Pr. (Leiningen).
Archdss. Emmanuel, D. de Venddme, 224
Ena, Prss.— see Victoria Eugenie
IV! a'tilda, Dss. ( Uol8t.-QlHcks.),s3So' Ernest, lier.Pr. of Hohenlohe- Lang., 216
Charles, Pr. (BelgiumK 244
,, „ (Denmark), 13
„ ,, (Hohenlohe-Lang.), 254
I „ Alexander, D.( Wiirtemberg), 136
j „ Antony, Pr. (HohenzoZlern), 173
! „ August, Pr. (Thum & '/'.), 197
„ Borwin, D. (Meck.-Strel.), 100
„ Edward, D. of Saxe-Cob., 77
„ Fras. Jos., Archd. (Austria), 159
„ Theodore, Pr. (Belj.), 244
I Charlotte, Her. Prss. of Saxe-Mein., 25
I Christiau, Pr. (Schleswig-Holst.), 65
j Christopher, D. (Bavaria), 20J
Pr. (Hesse), 43
! Clarence, D. of (the late), i
Clary- Aldringen, Cts. &c, 114-7
Clementine, Prss. (Belgium), 238
„ ,, (Saxe-Cob.), 177
,, Maria, Prss. (Saxe-Cob.), 185
Clothilde, Archdss. (Austria), 193
Connaught, D, of, 71 ; house, 72-4
see also 132-3, 233, and Directory! Constantine, D, ot Sparta, 31
Augustus, Pr. (Cumbd.), 50
„ Bernhard, Pr. (Saxe-Mein.), 289
„ Giinther, D. of Hoist.- Aug. , 281
„ Henry, Pr. (Saxon*;), 15%
,, Leopjid, Pr. (Saxe-Man.), 2;4
„ Louis, G. D. of Hesse, 52
Ea, Comte d' (Orleans), 217
Eudoxia, Prss. (Bulgaria), 214
Fcodora, Ctss. (Gleichen), 263
„ Prs's. of Leiningen, 266
„ „ (Hoist.- Aug.), 287
„ „ (Rems), 26
Ferdinand, Pr. of Bulgaria, 211
„ „ (Orleans), 221
,, „ of Roumania, ±68
Fife, D. of, 9 ; daughters, 10, 11
FitzGeorge— see Cambridge, D. of
Flanders, Ct. of, 239 ; house, 240-4
„ see also 224
Francis, Pr. (Teck), 107
„ Joseph, Ct. (Nepomuk-P.), 120
„ Her.Pr.of Thum <&Taxis,ig6
* A few Court names, not belonging to the Royal Family, are here interpolated in this form.
92
The Royal Family.
Francis Joseph, Pr. (Hohemollern), 167
,, W indisch-Gratz), 237
Frederica, Bnss. von Pa wel-Ramm., 91
Frederick, Empress (the late), 16
,, Pr. (Holstein-Gliicksb.), 279
„ ,, (Saxe-Meiningen) , 290
„ Charles, Pr. (Hesse), 37
,, „ ,, {Leiningeu), 250
„ „ „ (Prussia), 285
„ Christian, Pr. (Saxony), 153
,, Leopold, Pr. (Pruss.), 2E2 & 286
„ Sigismuad, do. (do.), 284
„ Victor, Pr. (Hohenzoll.), 166
„ William, Pr. (Hesse), 38
Gaston, Cte. d'Eu [Orleans), 217
Genevieve, Prss. (Orleans), 227
George, Pr. (Battenberg), 48
,, „ (Saxe-Meiningen), 293
„ „ (Saxony), 152
„ „ (Sparta), 32
„ (Teck), 104
„ „ ( IFak's), 7
„ II., D. of Saxe-Meiningen, 288
German Emperor, 17 ; Empress, 273 ;
house, 18-24
Germany—see Prussia
Gleichen, Ct. 253 ; house, 267-71
Gottfried, Pr. (Hohenl.), 257
Greece, Pr. Royal of, 31
„ see Directory
Gustivus Adolphus, Prss. (Swed.), 72
Haakon VII., King of Norway, 13
Hanover, see Cumberland
Helena, Ctss. (Gleichen), 271
„ Prss. (Holst.-Gliicksbg.), 277
„ „ (Schles.-Holstein), 65
„ „ (Sparta), 34
„ (Teck), 106
Henckel, Ct. 118
Henry, Pr. (Prussia), 27; Prss., 51
„ (Wales), 6
„ XXVII. Her. Pr. of Reuss
161 ; XXX. (do.), 25
„ XLIII. & XLV. Prr. (do.), 264-5
Hermann, Pr. (Leiningen), 251
Hesse, G. D. of, 52
„ Pr. Fredk. (Jhas. of , 37 ; sons 38-43
Hesso, Pr. (Leiningen), 252
Hohenlohe-Lang., Pr. of, 235; house
2S4-71 ; Prss. Victor of, 267
Hohemollern, Pr. of, 163 ; house, 164-76
Hoist.- Aug ustenburg, D. of, 281 ; Dss
180
„ „ D. Fredk. of, house, 273-87
„ „ Pr. Christian of, 65 ; house
66-9
Hoist. -Gliicksburg, D. of, 274 ; house,
275-80: see Directory
Hungary— see 233
Iinruaculata, Piss. (Saxe-Oob.), 192
Irene, Prss. (Prussia), 51
Irma, Prss. (Hohenl.), 260
Isabella, Ctsse. d'Eu (Orleans), 217
„ Prss. (Czartoryski), 230
Italy— see 144, 211
Jametel, Ct., 96
Joachim, Pr. (Pruss.), 23
John Charles, Pr. ( Wales), 8
,, George, Pr. (Saxony), 161
Joseph, Archdss. (Austria), 193
„ Augustus, Archd. (do.), 201
„ Clement, Pr. (Bavaria), 223
„ Francis, Archd. (Austria), 202
Josephine, Prss. (Hohenzoll.), 241
Kinsky, house, 113-20
Ladislas, Archd. (Austria), 204
Leiningen, Pr. of, 246 ; house, 247-52
Leopold, Pr. (Battenberg), 81
„ „ (Saxe-Coburg), 179
„ II. , K. of Belgians, 233
,, Philippe, Pr. (Belg.), 243
Lippe-B tester fe Id— see 290
Lonyay, Ct,, 235
Louis, Pr. of Battenberg, 45 ; P
Louis, 49
,, Pr. (Orleans), 219
,, „ (Saxe-Coburg), 190
,, Philip, D. of Braganza, 146
„ Pr. (Thum $ Taxis), 198
Louisa, Prss. (Battenberg), 47
„ Adelaide, Prss. (Reuss), 263
„ Augusta, Prss. (Schles.-Holst.), 69
„ Maria, Prss. (Saxe-Mein.), 295
„ Sophia, Prss. (Prussia), 282
Louise, Prss. (Dss. of Fife), 9
„ „ (Dss. of Argyll), 70
(Saxe-Coburg), 234
„ Auguste, Prss. (Schles.-Holst.), 69
Lbwenstein, Her. Prss. of, 119
Luitpold, D. (Bavaria), 210
Manuel, D. of Beja (Portugal), 147
Margaret, Prss. (Saxony), 155
„ ,, of Thum & Taxis, 195
,, Mary, Dss. ( Wilrtemb.), 139
Maria, Dss. (Meck.-Strelitz), 96
,, Prss. ( Hohenlohe), 258
„ „ (Saxe-Coburg), i36
„ Amelia, Dss. (Wiirtemberg), 137
„ Doroth. Amel., Dss. (Orleans), 194
„ Pia, Dow. Qn. of Portugal, i ;4
„ Theresa, Archdss. (Austria), 133
„ „ Dss. ( Wurtmb. ), 138
„ Her. Prss. of Hohenz., 164
Marie, Gd. Dss. (Russia), 56
„ Prss. (Hohemollern), 175
,, ,, (Roumania), i63 & 171
„ Alexandra, Prss. (ij'ad'eu), 86
,, Alice, Prss. (Saxony), 156
„ Alexandrovna, G. Dss. &c, 59
„ Amalie, Dss. ( Wiirtemberg), 137
„ Louise, Prss. (Orleans), 225
Matilda, Prss (Saxony), 150
Matthias, Archd. (Austria), 205
Maud, Queen of Norway, 13
„ Duff; Lady, n
Maurice, Pr. (Battenberg), 82
Max Emmanuel, Pr. (Thurn<& T.), 199
Maximilian, Archdss. (Mexico), 245
,, Prss. (Baden), 85
„ Pr. (Hesse), 39
„ „ (Saxony), 162
„ Eugene, Archd. (Aust.), 163
" May," Princess, 103
Mecklenb.-Schwerin, Gd. Dss. of, 88
Mecklenb.-Strelitz, Dow. Gd. Dss. of,
94, Gd. D. 95; house, 96-100
Mensdorff-Pouilly, house, 109-30
,, „ Alphonse, Ct. von, 121
„ „ Hugo, Ct. von, 123
„ „ Bietrichstein, Ct. Albert,
128
Mexico, ex-Empss. of, 245
Militza, Cr. Prss. of Montenegro, g3
Nadejda, Prss. (Bulgaria), 215
Naples— see Bourbon-Sicily
Nemours, house, 216-32
Nepomuk-Paschalis,Ct. Fras. J. v., 120
Nicholas II., Emp. of Russia, 53
,, Pr. (Roumania), 171
Norivay, King of, 13
Oberndorff, C:ss. no
Olaf, Cm. Pr. of Norway, 14
Olga, Ctss. (Dielr.-Nicolsb.), 125
„ G. Dss. (Russia), 54
„ Prss. (Cumberland), 89
„ „ v. Dietrichstein-N.,123
Oporto, D. of, 143
Orleans, D. of, 194
,, Pr. Emmanuel of, 224
,, ,, Ferdinand 01, 221
222-7
„ ,, Gaston of, 217 ; house, 218-20
„ Prss. Blanche of, 232
„ see also 145, 177
Oscar, Pr. (Prussia), 22
Otho Fras. Jos., Archd. (Aust.), 158
Otto, Pr. ( Windisch-Griilz), 236
Parma— see 211
Paul, Pr. (Sparta), 35
Pawel- Ramming en. Bn. von, 91
Peter, Pr. (Saxe-Coburg), 182
Philip, i). ( Wiirtemberg), 133; house,
133-9 ,
„ Pr. (Hesse), 40
„ „ (Saxa-Coburg), 178 & 188
„ Albert, 1). ( Wiirtemberg), 134
Pierre, Pr. (Orleans), 218
Portugal, Antonia, Infanta of, 163
„ Dow. Qn. of, 144
,, King of, ?45 ; house, 144-8
Portugal, see also 219
Preslav (Bulgaria), Cyril, Pr. of, 213
Proskau- Leslie— see 122
Prussia, Fredc. III. of, house, 17-43
„ Pr. Fredk. Leop. of , 232
„ William II. of, 17; house, 18-24
„ see also 71
Rainer, Pr. (Saxe-Cob.), 187
Reuss, Her. Pr. of, 253 ; house, 262 5
„ Prss. Heinrich XXX. of, 26
[For Prince Luitpold see Directory.]
Richard, Pr. (Hesse), 42
Robert, D. ( Wiirtemberg), 141
Roumania, Pr. of, 168 ; house, 169-72
Russia, Emp. of, 53; house, £4-8
„ G. Dss. Sergius of, 50
„ see also 59 and Directory
Saalfeld, Catharine, Bnss. von, 289
Savoy, Prss. of, 144
Saxe-Altenburg— see 83
Saxe-Coburg, D. of, 77; Dss. of, 59;
house, 60-4
„ Pr. Augustus of, 181 ; house 182-91
Saxe-Meiningen, Her. Pr. of, 25
„ Prss. Feodora of, 26
„ George II. of, 288 ; house, 289-56
Saxony, King of, 151 ; house, 150 62
„ Pr. John George of, 161
Schaumburg-Lippe, Pr. Adolphus of , 30
Schleswig- Hoist., Pr. Christian of, 65;
house, 66-9
„ see Holstein and note to No. 65
Sergius, G. Dss. (Russia), 50
Siegfried, Ct. (Clary- Aldringen), 114 [
,, D. (Bavaria), zcS
Sigismund, Pr. (Prussia), 29
Sophia, Archdss. (Austria), 203
„ Ctss. (Kinsky), 113
,, Dss. (Sparta), 31
„ Prss. (Orleans), 226
Sparta, D. of. 31 ; house, 32-6
Stephanie, Ctss. Lonyay, 235
„ Prss. (Hohemollern), 174
Sweden, Prss. Gustavus of, 72
Tatiana, Gd. Dss. (Russia), 55
Teck, D. of, 103 ; house, 102-8
Theresa, Ctss. (Clary- Aldringen), 114
„ Prss. (Saxe-Cob.), 189
Thum & Taxis, Pr. of, 195; house, 196
200
Tlryra, Dss. of Cumberland, 84
Tirnova (Bulgaria), Boris, Pr. of, 212
Tsarevitch, The, 58
T uscany—see 151, 183
Ulrich, D. ( Wiirtemberg), 142
" Valda," Ctss. (Gleichen). 270
Vendome, Due de, 224
Victor, Prss. (Hohenl.), 267
Victoria, Ctss. (Gleichen), 270
,, Prss. of Battenberg, 45
„ „ (Leiningen), 248
„ ,, (Reuss), 2S2
,, „ (Schaumburg-L.), 30
„ (Schleswig-Holst.), 68
„ (U.K.), 12
„ Adel., Prss. (Holst.-Glucks.), 275
„ Alexandra, Prss. (Wales), 5
„ Constance, Prss. (Teck), 105
„ Eugenie, Piss. (Battenberg), 80
,, Louisa, Prss. (Prussia), 24
„ Margaret, do. (do.), 283
„ Mary, Prss. of Wales. 103
„ Melita, Prss. (Saxe-Cob.), 62
„ Patricia, Prss. (Connaught), 74
Waldeck <k Pyrmont— see 75
Waldemar, Pr. (Prussia), 28
Wilhelmina, Ctss. Henckel, 118
Wales, Pr. of, 2 ; house, 3-8
William, Her. Pr. of Hohenzoll., 164
„ Imp. Pr. of Germany, \3
„ II., German Emperor, 17
}1 iii'I !>:<:!i -Grutz, Pr. Otto zu, 236
Witold, Pr. (Czartoryski), 231
Wolfgang, Pr. (Hesse), 41
Worth, D. of— see Thurn <& Taxis
Wiirtemberg, D. Philip of, 132 ; bouse,
133-9
Conspectus of Royal Family — Order of Succession.
93
CONSPECTUS OF THE ROYAL FAMILY.
H.I.M. the late "Victoria, Empress Frederic :
H.I.M. "William II. , German Emperor surviving children
H.E.H. Charlotte, Hered. Princess of Saxe-Meiningen „
H.R.H. Prince Henry of Prussia
H.E.H. Princess Adolphus of Schaumburg-Lippe „
H.R.H. Sophia, Duchess of Sparta i... ,,
H.R.H. Princess Frederick Charles of Hesse
H.M. Edward VIE. :
H.R.H. George, Prince of "Wales
H.R.H. Princess Louise, Duchess of Pife „
H.R.H. Princess Victoria
• H.R.H. Maud, Princess Charles of Denmark „
H.R.H. the late Alice, Gd. Duchess of Hesse :
H.G.D.H. Victoria, Princess of Battenberg „
H.I.H. the Gd. Duchess Sergius of Russia ,,
H.R.H. Princess Henry of Prussia (see Prince Henry above) ,,
H.R.H. Ernest Louis, Grand Duke of Hesse ,,
H.I.M. Alexandra, Empress of Russia ,,
H.R.H. the late Alfred, Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha :
H.R.H. Princess Ferdinand of Roumania ,,
H.R.H. Victoria Melita, ex-Gd. Duchess of Hesse (see Gd. Duke above) ,,
H.R.H. Alexandra, Hered. Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg ,,
H.R.H. Princess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg „
H.R.H. Helena, Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein :
H.H. Prince Albert of Schleswig-Holstein.
H.H. Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein.
H.H. Princess Louise Augusta of Schleswig-Holstein.
H.R.H. Princess Louise, Duchess of Argyll.
H.R.H. Arthur, Duke of Connaught :
H.R.H. Princess Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden.
H.R.H. Prince Arthur of Connaught.
H.R.H. Princess Victoria Patricia of Connaught.
H.R.H. the late Leopold, Duke of Albany :
H.R.H. Princess Alice of Teck.
H.R.H. Charles Edward, Duke of Saxe-Coburg.
H.R.H. Beatrice, Princess Henry of Battenberg :
H.H. Prince Alexander of Battenberg.
H.H. Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg.
H.H. Prince Leopold of Battenberg.
H.H. Prince Maurice of Battenberg.
Total number of Third Generation 47
ORDER OF SUCCESSION TO THE THRONE.
The rules furnished earlier on, with reference to the Descent of the Nobility, will enable any j
oerson to draw up for himself as long a list of heirs to the Throne as he may desire, the only i
lifference to be observed being that daughters are eligible for succession in order of their own j
seniority, but not till after the youngest of the sons. Thus after the Prince of Wales and his five {
sons would come his daughter; then, as he has no brother, his sisters, with the children of the
Mildest in preference to the second sister ; then the second daughter of the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg,
lis eldest daughter, now the Crown Princess of Roumania, having formally renounced on her
H Bandage all possibility of claim to the British Throne. After traversing the Saxe-Coburg branch,
ve treat similarly those of Connaught and Albany. Having thus exhausted the families of all her
I ate Majesty's sons we turn to her daughters, beginning with the house of the late Empress Fredenc,
|Lnd thus, just beyond the 20th on the list, we anive at the German Emperor, and at this point it
nay well appear that the investigation has gone far enough. It may, however, be worth noting that
rranddaughters who are descended from sons will by the above law take precedence of daughters
I ven if these are older than those sons (the daughter of the late Duke of Albany ranking prior to
I he line of the late Empress Frederic), as well as precedence of such sons as are not older. Compare
I ier late Majesty's succession in preference to the Duke of Cumberland.
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OBSERVATIONS ON TH£ OPPOSITE TABLE.
| It will at once be noticed, that the Hanover Line is here exhibited by thick lines, and that of
; Saxe-Coburg by thin ones. Directing our attention to the former, we observe in the ist and 3rd
places two sons who became well known to us as Sovereigns, and in the second place Frederick Duke
of York, who died in 1827. In the 4th place comes a daughter, Charlotte Princess Royal, who must
be carefully distinguished from the better-known Princess of that name, the only child of George IV.
and first consort of King Leopold I., whose death in childbirth (1817) caused such general regret.
Next in order comes the Duke of Kent, then two mere daughters, the Princesses Augusta and Eliza-
beth, then the Dukes of Cumberland, Sussex, and Cambridge, and lastly the Princesses Mary, Sophia,
and Elizabeth, and the infant Princes Octavius and Alfred. To avoid overcrowding we have had to
omit these live names from the table as well as those of the before-mentioned daughters.
Turning to the line of Saxe-Coburg, we note at its head H.S.H. Frederick Anthony, Eeigning j
Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Saalfeld from 1800 till his death in 1806. He was succeeded by his eldest !
son, Ernest Frederick Anthony, Duke Ernest I. of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, this latter Principality j
having been acquired by a family compact, while Saalfeld was passed over to Saxe-Meiningen. The !
Duke died in 1844 and was followed by the elder of his two sons, Ernest Augustus Charles, Duke j
Ernest PL, the younger son being Albert, the late lamented Prince Consort. The second Duke
Ernest died in 1893 and was succeeded by his nephew H.R.H. the late Duke of Edinburgh, and
I he in turn by his nephew the Duke of Albany. As elsewhere notified, the succession would
naturally have fallen to the Prince of Wales (now King Edward VII. ) as eldest son of the Prince
jConsort, the preceding Duke's brother ; but His Royal Highness, as heir to the English throne,
had formally renounced his claim in 1863.
[ Returning to Duke Francis, we note his two eldest daughters, who became respectively the Countess
jof Mensdorif-Pouilly and Duchess Alexander of Wiirtemberg ; then his 2nd son, Duke Ferdinand, j
whose own eldest son became Regent of Portugal, whilst the 2nd married a Princess of the Bourbon-
Orleans House, and a daughter became Duchess of Nemours. Some of the descendants of these !
^returned by marriage to Saxe-Coburg or passed to Saxony, Hohenzollern, Bavaria, or Austria, which j
■States, with the already noted Belgium, Wiirtemberg, Portugal, France, and others that might
jbe added, including Baden, Hesse, Leiningen, Mecklenburg, Hanover, Tuscany, Naples, Greece, I
i Bulgaria, Roumania, Russia, and Denmark, make up considerably the larger portion of Europe for !
the regions into which our present Royal Family has spread or from which its alliances have been
Irawn.
Duke Francis's 3rd and 7th children were two Princesses whose names are wholly omitted in the
able : the former, Princess Juliana, married the Grand Duke Constantine of Russia, but after twenty-
ifour years the marriage was dissolved in 1820 and the Princess died without issue in i860 ; the 7th
;hikL the Princess Marianne, died in childhood. The 8th and youngest was King Leopold I. already
nentioned, who, after the death of the Princess Charlotte, married the eldest daughter of King Louis
Philippe, by whom he became father of his present Majesty, King Leopold II. "We have reserved
;:or the last place Duke Francis's 6th child, the Princess Victoria Mary Louisa, mother of her late
Majesty Queen Victoria, but in the first place wife of Prince Emich Charles, who till his death in 1814
vas Reigning Prince of Leiningen, and whose two children, Prince Charles Emich his successor and
Anne who became Princess of Hohenlohe-Langenburg and Countess Gleichen, were the parents
j. especially the latter) of the extensive lines of first cousins of His Majesty numbered 246-96 in our
ist of the Royal Relatives.
After the death of Prince Emich Charles the Princess Victoria married the Duke of Kent, and their
>nly issue was our late Queen. By their marriage the Houses of Hanover and Saxe-Coburg
;Vere again united after the unhappy severing of their former alliance by the death of Princess
bharlotte; but the subsequent union of her late Majesty with Prince Albert, son of Duke Ernest
;[-., effected a second amalgamation from which the two Houses have seemed to become practically
dentified. j
I The death of Queen Victoria occurred on the 22nd of January, 1901, in the 82nd year of her age and
I he 64th of her reign— distinguished as being the longest in English history. The nearest approach
|.o it, that of George III., was clearly short of 60, and it is singular that the only other Monarchs who
[attained to a sovereignty of half a century were al so both of them the third of their respective names—
lenry III., 56, and Edward III., 50.
PLAN OF THE DIRECTORY.
i The system of alphabetical arrangement is carried consistently out^ to the entire
j ignoring of precedence. It would be difficult, if not impossible, to carry out this latter
: rule consistently in a work which places all ranks under a single alphabet. We accord-
I ingly adopt the following order in cases of more than one person having the same
surname or title : — First a surname standing alone (family name) ; then the titles of
j honour, in the alphabetical order — Archbishop, Baron, Baronet, Bishop, Count, Duke,
I Earl, Hon. Lady, Knight, Lady, Lord, Marquess, Master, Privy Councillor, Viscount
i (the widotvs of each rank coming immediately after that rank itself, as "Baron,"
"Baron's Widow"), the headings "Hon. Lady" and " Lady " being used almost
\ exclusively as references ; then follow those having a Christian name in the heading
| (chiefly Ladies, Honourables, and Companions of Orders), succeeding each other solely
| by order of those names, the connecting titles, Captain, Hon., Lady, Lord, Reverend,
I &c, being printed in small letters and wholly ignored in the alphabetising. A Baronet
| or Knight who is also a Privy Councillor is placed under this latter heading as the higher
in precedence. When of the same surname, Baronets are arranged in the alphabetical
: order of their topographical distinctions ; their widows similarly (but in one paragraph),
! and two or more of the same line in order of seniority; Knights and their widows, in
j the order of their Christian names. The list under a simple surname is exhausted before
j the compounds of that name are commenced, and an arrangement is adopted which
I brings all the names of the same compound together. Compound names connected by a
j hyphen are placed under the second or last name, unless some other is the only one in
: use; but titles (as " Castle Cuffe," "Mount Edgcumbe," " Saye and Sele," "Burdett-
Coutts," which is title and name both, and such forms as " Egerton of Tatton " and
"Willoughby de Broke") are placed under the first name, whilst those commencing
with St., De, Le, Van, &c, stand under the respective prefixes. " M' " is treated as if
spelt Mac, and "St." as Saint. See for illustration the Preliminary List under
"Campbell."
The names of wives are usually omitted when their husbands' titles do not extend
| to them and they bear no title of their own by birth.
! Under Peers' Issue the deceased offspring of former Peers are omitted. " Heir to
I Dukedom, " or other leading title, implies as a rule heir to all the titles borne ; when
otherwise it is so stated. The expressions, '' Title of heir when a son " and "Title of
i eldest son " of course refer only to sons of the existing Peer. In the Indexes to surnames
the same person is often repeated under more than one of his or her Christian names —
simply because the first is not always the one in conventional use. The addition
sep. implies a separate entry under the surname.
Under Baronets, if there are more than one of the same name, the topographical
distinction is added in italics in the heading. In many other instances, however, it is
appended in the text, as where there is still a surviving widow of an extinct line, or
j where two names are pronounced alike but differently spelt (as Bailey and Baillie).
j Under Knights, it may be noted that former titles since absorbed in higher ones are
only appended (in parentheses) when they serve to indicate the date at which the person
was first addressed as "Sir." Native Indian and Honorary Companions of Orders
(also Hon. C.V.O.'s and generally now most Honorary Knights) are not inserted.
Military Knights and Companions marked {e.g.) "D.S.O. ( 1 900-1 )" were so created by
King Edward in 1901 but given precedence of 1900 as if conferred by the late Queen.
j One Club is given (if known) when there is no other address, but not otherwise unless
from some specially stated reason.
The "Cautions as to Spelling of Titles &c." will now be found at the close of the Introduction immediately
before Eoyal Family
ALPHABETICAL DIRECTOBY
OF
PEERS, BARONETS, KNIGHTS, AND PRIVY COUNCILLORS,
TOGETHER WITH
SONS AND DAUGHTERS OF PEERS, DOWAGER LADIES, LORDS OF SESSION,
SCOTTISH, IRISH, COLONIAL, MISSIONARY, AND RETIRED BISHOPS,
COMPANIONS OF ORDERS OF KNIGHTHOOD, MALTESE PEERS, &c.
A.
ABADIE, Capt. Eustace Henry Egremont,
).S.O. (1900-1), gth Lancers; S.Africa 1899-1900 :
). 1877.
ABADIE, Maj.-Gen. Henry Richard, OB.
Mil. 1891), Abyss. 1867-8 and Afghn. 1878-80,
ate Lt.-Gov. of Jersey, ret. 1904, is Hon. Col.
}adet Corps of Chann. Islds. Mil. : b. 1841. Club,
J. S^rv.
ABBOT, family name of Colchester Barony. J
To issue.
ABBOTT, family name of Tenterden Barony.
Ifo issue retaining the name.
ABBOTT, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Edith,
au. of Jas. Solomon, Esq.), mar. 1883, as 2nd wife,
Con. Sir Jos. Palmer Abbott, K.C.M.G., formerly
peaker of Legisl. Assemb. N.S.W. (d. 1901). Res.,
'arella, St. Leonard's, Sydney.
ABBOTT, Lt.-Col. Frederick William, D.S.O.
1902), N.Z. Rough Riders; S. Africa 1900-2:
. 1865. Res., Abbot's Rd., Mt. Eden, Auckland.
ABBOTT, Brig.-Gen. Hexry Alexius, C.B.
Mil. 1898), I.A., Afghn. 1878-80, Soudan, 2nd
[iranzai, Tirah 1897-8, now comdg. Ferozepore
! Tigade : b. 1849.
ABBOTT, Col. Herbert Edward Stacy,
».S.O. (1896), R.E., Afghn. 1879-81, Hazara 1888
ad 1891, and Chitral Relief ; late Supt. Engr. in
unjab Works Dept., now comdg. R.E. at Ply-
mouth : b. 1855.
ABDUL KARIM, C.V.O. (1899), OLE. (1895),
J .te Ind. Sec. to Queen Victoria, prev. an Ind.
J ovt. clerk : b. 1863. Res., in India.
ABDY, Baronet. Sir William Neville
bdy, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1850), High Sheriff of Essex
U84, has been a student interpreter in China :
>n of 1st Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1877, mar. 1902, 2nd
1 ife, Eliza Sarah (whom he divorced 1905), dau.
I ' Oscar W. Beech, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Sipt. Anthony Charles Sykes A. (b. 1848, mar.
llg. 1886; 2nd heir, next surv. bro., Henry
I sadon, b. 1853) . Seat, Albyns, Romford, Essex;
Iwn res., 66 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
I ABDY, Hon. Mrs. Anthony, dau. of 4th Bn.
acdonald, and wife of above heir to Btcy.
11 A BECKETT, Knight's Widow. Lady a B.
usannah Emily, dau. of the lateBenj. Eccleston,
Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir Albert a Beckett, Kt. Bach,
(just created), of the War Office (d. 1904). Res.,
6 Brompton Sq., S.W.
ABEKCOKN, Duke of. James Hamilton, 2nd
Duke {Irel.), sits as 3rd Marq. of A. {Gt. Br.)
and is 11th Earl of A. {Scot.), holding thus a title
in each of the three kingdoms, and being also
Due de Chatelherault {France) ; K.G. (1892), P.C.
(Irel. 1887), C.B. (Civ. 1885), M.A., Head of the
House of Hamilton, Groom of the Stole to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales (formerly Lord of the
Bedchamber to H.M. when holding that title) ;
Lieut, of Co. Donegal and a CO for Tyrone, a
memb. of Roy. Co. of Archers, and Hon. Col.
North of Ireld. Imper. Yeom. ; an M.P. 1860-80
(as Vise, and aftds, Marq. of Hamilton) : son of
1st D. ; b. Aug. 24, 1838; sue. 1885 (0.) ; mar.
1869 Lady Mary Anna Curzon, dau. of 1st Earl
Howe. Seat, Baronscourt, Newtown Stewart,
Co. Tyrone ; town res., Hampden House, 61 Green
St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
Ckeations. Scot. : Ld. of Paisley, 1587 ; Ld. of Aber-
corn, 1603 ; E. of Abercorn, and Ld. of Hamilton,
Mountcastle, and Kilpatrick, 1606. Irel. : Ld. Hamil-
ton, Bn. of Strabane, 1617 ; Vise. Strabane and Bn.
Mountcastle, 1701 ; D. of Abercorn and M. of Hamilton,
i863. Gt. Br. : Vise. Hamilton, 1786 ; M. of Abercorn
1790. France : Due de Chatelherault, 1549 (see that art.).
—Among the ancestors of this line were the Scottish
Lords of Cadzow and Earls of Arran (the former title
feudal and extinct, the letter now passed to the Duke of
Hamilton— see that title). The 2nd son of the 2nd Earl
was created Marquess of Hamilton, and is the founder
of that elder branch of the family from which, though
afterwards only on the maternal side, the Dukes of
Hamilton derive their origin. The 4th son of the same
Earl was given the Paisley Lordship, and his successor
was made Lord and afterwards Earl of Abercorn, with
the accompanying titles of 1606. The two Peerages thus
parted off : the 3rd Marqt. of Hamilton was made Duke
of the same, and the marriage of his daughter and
successor with the Earl of Selkirk, son of the 1st Marq.
of Douglas, constituted the Hamilton line of Dukes
the representatives on the female side of the older
branch of the house of Hamilton, whilst the male heir-
ship passed to the 2nd Earl of Abercorn, through whose
relatives the younger branch is continued in the present
Dukes of the latter title— their line having all along
followed male descent and thus made them the heads of
the house of Hamilton, as the Hamilton Dukes are of
that of Douglas. A brother of the 2nd Earl of Aber-
corn was made Lord Hamilton of Strabane, being thus
the first in the house to hold an Irish title in this dis-
tinctly Scottish family; the 6th Earl, who resided
mostly in Ireland, was promoted to be Vise. Strabane in
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the same Peerage. The ist Duke of Abercorn was Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland: ho was the 10th Scottish. Earl,
the 8th having received the British title of Vise. Hamil-
ton, and the 9th that of Marq. of Abercorn. The French
Dukedom was conferred upon the 2nd Earl of Arran, as
stated under " Chatclherault."
Titled Relatives.
(Hamilton.)
Issue 0/ present (2nd) D.:
Marq. of Hamilton, heir to Dukedom : James Albert
Edward H., M.P. for Londonderry City (C.) and
Treas. of the Househd., IMaj. North of Ireld. Imper.
Yeom., late Capt. ist Life Gds. : b. i860, mar. 1894
Lady Rosalind Cecilia Caroline Bingham, dau. of
4th E. of Lucan. Res., 15 Montagu Sq., W. Issue :
Lady Mary Cecilia Rhodesia B., b. 1896.
Lady Cynthia Elinor Beatrix H., b. 1897.
Lady Katharine H., b. igoo.
Lord Paisley, 2nd heir: James Edward H.,
b. 1904.
The deceased Lord Claud Penn H., b & d. 1871.
The deceased Lord Chariie H., b. & d. 1874.
Lady Alexandra Phyllis //., b. 1876.
The deceased Lord Claud Francis //., b. & d. 1878.
Lady Gladys Ma>y //..now Ctss. of Wickloio, b. 1880,
mar. 1902 7th Earl of W., q.v.
Lord Arthur John //., Lieut. Irish Gds., b. 1883.
A deceased son, b. & d. 1886.
Lord Claud Nigel //., k i38g.
Surviving issue of 1st D. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Harriet Georgiana Louisa, now Dow. Clss. of
Lichfield (q.v.), b. 1834, mar. 1855 2nd Earl of L.
(d. 1892).
Lady Louisa Jane, now Dchss. of Buccleuch, V.A., b.
1836, mar. 1859 6th Duke of B., q.v.
(Present Duke, b. 1838.)
Lady Georgiana Susan, now Ctss. Winterton, b. 1841,
mar. 1882 5th Earl \V\, q.v.
Lord Claud John //., Hon. Col. 5th Batt. Roy.
Innisk. Fus. (Mil.), Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.,
and High Steward of Yarmouth, formerly Capt.
Gren. Gds., an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria and the
Lord Lieut, of Ireld., a Juu. Lord of Treas. 1868,
an M.P. 1865-88: b. 1843, mar. 1878 Carolina, dau. of
the late Edwd. S. Chaudos-Pole, Esq. (Lady Claud
John H.). Res., 4 Hans Mansions, Chelsea, S.W.
Rt. Hon. Lord George Francis M., M.P., b. 1845, see
"Hamilton, Priv. Co unc."
Lady Albertha Frances Anne //., formerly Mchss. of
L'landford, and often still so called incorrectly :
b. 1847, mar. 1869, as ist wife, the Marq. of B., but
obtd. divorce shortly before his succession as 8th
D. of Marlborough (decree made absolute a few
weeks after succession) : is mother of the present
Duke of M. Res., 108 Park St., Grosvenor Sq., "\V.
Lady Maud Evelyn, now Mcliss. of Lansdowne, V.A.,
C.I. : b. 1850, mar. 1869 5th Marq. of L., q.v.
Lord Frederick Spencer //., an M. V. 1885-6 and 1892-5,
has been Sec. to Brit. Embassies or Legations at
Berlin, St. Petersburg, Lisbon, and Buenos Aires,
late Editor of tin Pall Mall Magazine: b. 1856.
Res., Baronscourt, Newtown Stewart, Co. Tyrone ;
13 Gt. College St., Westinr., S.W.
Lord Ernest William //..formerly Capt. nth Hussars,
an M.P. 1885-92 : b. 1858, mar. 1891 Pamela Louisa
Augusta Ambrose, dau. of Capt. Fredc. A. Camp-
bell, son of the ist Bt. of Thames Ditton (Lady
Ernest A/.). Res., Shantock Hall, Bovingdon,
Hemel Hempstead. Herts.
ABEECEOMBY, family name of following
Barony.
ABERCEOMBY, Baron. George Ralph
Campbell Abercromby, 4th Bn. (U.K.), late
a D.L for Stirlingsh. : son of 3id Bn. ; b.
Sept. 23, 1838; sue. 1852 (L.)\ mar. 1858 Lady
Julia Janet Georgiana Duncan, V.A., dau. of 2nd
E*. of Camperdown. Seats, Pern Tower, Crieff,
Perthsh. ; Tullibody Castle, Clackmannan ; town
res., 14 Grosvenor St., W. (The Lady Aber-
cromby, 39 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W., with
her bro. the Earl of Camperdown.)
Creation. Bn. Ahercromby, U.K. 1801.— Peerage
granted to the widow of Gen. Sir Ralph Ahercromby,
who died of his wounds at Alexandria in 1801.
Titled Relatives.
( Ahercromby.)
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
Hon. Montagu, now Montagu, Ctss. of Glasgow, q.v.,
b. 1835, mar. 1856 6th Earl of G. (d. 1890).
(Preskkt Baron, b. 1838.)
Hon. John A., heir pres. to Barony, formerly Capt.
Highl. Bord. Mil. and Lieut, Rifle Brigade : b. 1841,
mar. 1876 Adele W. M. von Heidenstara, but
obtained diverse 1879. Res., 62 Palmerston PL,
Edinburgh. (No 2nd heir.)
ABERCEOMBY, Baronet. Sir George
William Abercromby, 8th Bt. (Scot. 1636), Chief of
the Abercromby Clan, 2nd Lieut. 3rd Batt. Gord.
Highldrs. (Mil.): son of 7th Bt., b. 1886, sue.
1895. Heir pres., his bro. Robert Alexander
(b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, their uncle Captain George
Cosmo A., b. 1854). Seats, Birkenbog, Banffsh.,
nr. Turriif ; Eorglen House, ditto (let) ; Eermoy,
Co. Cork ; Castle Douglas, KirkcudbtK.
ABERCROMBY, Baronet's Widow, now
Ctss. of Northbrook.
ABEBDAEE, Baron. Henry Campbell Bruce,
2nd En. (U.K.), Y.D., a B.I,, for Glamorgan,
late Lt.-Col. 3rd Yol. Batt. Welsh Eegt. : son of
1st Bn. ; b. June 19, 1851 ; sue. 1895 (L.) ; mar.
1880 Constance Mary, dau. of Hamilton Beckett,
Esq. Seats, Duffryn, Mountain Ash, Glamorg. ;
Longwood, Winchester; town res., 83 Eaton Sq..
S.W.
Creation. Bn. Aberdare, U.K. 1873.— The ist Bn. had
been Home Sec. in Mr. Gladstone's first Ministry.
Titled Relatives.
(Bruce.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Henry Lynduurst B., heir to Barony,
late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Hants. Eegt. (Mil.): b. 1881.
Hon. Margaret Cecilia, now Visctss. Newport, b. 1882,
mar. 1904 Vise. N., eld. son and heir of 4th E. of
Bradford.
Hon. Clarence Napier B., 2nd heir, b. 1885.
The deceased Violet B., b. & d. 1887.
Hon. John Hamilton />'., b. 1889.
Hon. Eva Isabel Marian B., b. 1892.
Hon. Constance Pamela Alice B., b. 1895.
Hon. Victor Austin />'., b. 1897.
The deceased Hon. Robert B., b. & d. 1898.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists., half-bros., and
half -sists. of present Bn.) :
By 1ST SIRRGE.
Eon. Rachel Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Augustus
Vernon- Har court, b. 1848, mar. 1872 Aug. Geo.'
V.-H., Esq. Res., St. Clare, Ryde, I.W.
Hon. Jessie Frances, now Hon. Mrs. John Wynne-
Jones, b. 1849, mar. 1878 Rev. Jno. Wm. W.-J.
Res., Lianbeblig Vic., Carnarvon.
(Present Baron, b. 1851.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Caroline Louisa B., b. 1855. Res., Pen Pole
House, Shirehampton, Bristol.
Hon. Sarah Napier, now Hon. Mrs. Montague Muir-
Mackenzie, b. 1856, mar. 1888 Mont. Johnstone
M.-M., Esq., son of Sir Jno. W. Pitt M.-M., 2nd
Bt. Res. ,21 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W., and with preceding.
Hon. William Napier B., C.B. (Civ. 1905), barrister-
at-law, Princ. Assist. Sec. Educ. Bd., : b. 1858, mar.
i382 Emily, dau. of the late Gen Sir Wm. M. S.
MacMurdo, G.C.B. (Hon. Mrs. AVilliam B.). Res.,
jj4 Lcinster Gdns., Bay swat er, W.
Hon. Isabel Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Champion Russell,
h. 1860, mar. 1887 Champ. Branfill R., Esq. Res.,
Stubbers, North Ockendon, Bomford, Essex.
Hon. Elizabeth Fox, now Hon. Mrs. Percy Matheson,
b. 1861, mar. 1896 Percy Ewing M., Esq. Res.,
1 Savile Ed., Oxford.
Hon. Pamela Georgina/?.,b. 1862. Res., 222 Banbury
Rd., Oxford. I
Hon. Charles Granville B., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
Maj. I.A., served with Tirah Expedn. 1897-8 : b.
1866, mar. 1894 Finetta Madelina Julia, dau. of Col. '
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Sir Edwd. F. Campbell, 2nd Bt. of Thames
Ditton (Hon. Mrs. Charles B.).
Hon. Alice Moore B., Vice-Princ. of Somerville
Coll. Oxford, b. 1867.
ABERDEEN, Bishop of— not yet appointed.
Bes., Bishop's Ct., Aberdeen.
ABERDEEN, Earl of. John Campbell
Gordon, 7th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt., sits as
Vise. Gordon (U.K.) ; P.O. (Gt. Br. 1886),
G.C.M.G. (1895), M.A., LL.D., D.C.L. ; Lord
[i Lieut, of Aberdeensh. and a D.L. for Co. of
I City of Aberdeen; late Gov.-Gen. of Canada
and has been Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, and
I five years Lord High Commissr. to Ch. of
! Scotld. : son of 5th E., bro. of 6th, and grandson of
the Premier of 1852-5 ; b. Aug. 3, 1847 ; sue. 1870
(L.) ; dropped name of Hamilton 1900 ; mar. 1877
Hon. Ishbel Maria Marjoribanks, dau. of 1st Bn.
it Tweedmouth. Seats, Haddo House, Aberdeen;
The Lodge, Tarland, Aboyne R.S.O. , Aberdeensh. ;
Coldstream Planch, Brit. Columbia ; town res., 58
Grosvenor St., W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1642 ; E. of Aberdeen, Vise.
Pormartine, and Bn. Haddo, Methlic, Tarves, and
jl Kellie, 1682. U.K.: Vise. Gordon, 1814,— Associated in
origin with the house of Huntly. The 1st Earl was Lord
Chancellor of Scotland. The Crimean War began under
the Premiership of the 4th Earl, who also was the
recipient of the U.K. Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
Issue 0/ present (7th) E. (name Gordon) :
Lord Haddo, heir to Earldom : George (?., a D.L.
for Aberdeensh., b. 1879.
Lady Marjorie Adeline, now Lady M. Sinclair, b. 1880,
mar. 1904 Capt. John S., M.P., grandson of Sir
Jno. R. G. Sinclair, 7th Bt. of I)unbea,th. Res., 2
Cambridge Sq., W.
The deceased Lady Dorothea Mary G., b. & d. 1882.
Hon. Dudley Gladstone G., 2nd heir, Capt. 2nd Vol.
Batt. Gordon Highldrs. : b. 1883.
Hon. Archibald Ian (?., b. 1884.
Surviving issue of ^thE. (sists. of present and 6th):
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1841, lost at sea 1870, unmrrd.)
Lady Mary, now The Lady Polwarth, b. 1844, mar-
1863 8th Bn. P., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1847.)
Lady Harriet, now Lady H. Lindsay, b. 1849, mar.
1870 Wm. Alex. L., Esq., K.C., Windsor Herald.
Res., Deer Pk., Honiton, Devon : 17 Cromwell Rd.,
S.W.
Lady Katherine Eliza, now The Lady Balfour of
Burleigh, b. 1852, mar. 1876 6th Bn. B. of B., q.v.
Issue of 4th E. (uncle of present ; name Hamilton-
Gordon, so the preceding list bef. mrrge.) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1816, d. 1864.)
Bn. Stanmore, q.v., b. 1829, formerly Hon. Sir Arthur
H.-G., G.C.M.G., whose family is thus a branch of
that of Aberdeen.
— Daus.-in-law :
Hon. Lady H.-G., see "Gordon, H.-, Kt.'s Wid."
Lady Ellen Susan Anne H.-G., ne'e Douglas, dau. of
19th E. of Morton, b. 1824, mar. 1851 the late Rev.
the Hon. Douglas H.-G., Canon of Salisbury (d.
1901). Res., The Close, Salisbury.
ABERDOUR, Lord (by courtesy— title, Scot.
IU458), eld. son and heir of E. of Morton.
ABERGAVENNY (pron. Aberghenny), Mar-
quess of. "William Nevill, 1st Marq. (U.K.),
j K.G. (1885), Lord-Lieut, of Sussex and Eon. Col.
W. Kent and Suss. Imper. Yeomanries, formerly
j Lieut, in 2nd Life Gds. : son of 4th Earl of A. ;
>. Sept. 16, 1826; sue. as 5th Earl 1868, cr. Marq.
[ 876 (C); mar. 1848 the late Caroline (d. 1892),
lau. of Sir John Vanden-B.- Johnstone, 2nd Bt.,
i tnd sist. of 1st Bn. Dei-vent. Seats &c, Eridge
! Castle, Sussex, nr. Tunb. Wells; Nevill Ct.,
I Abergavenny, Monm. ; 9 Chichester Terr.,
'. Brighton; town res., 64 Eccleston Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bag. : Bn. Bergavenny, 1392 by writ,
renewed 1450 (Burke first uses the form Abergavenny
under the 9th Bn., sue. 1622). Gt. Br.: E. of Aber-
gavenny and Vise. Nevill, 1784. U.K. : M. of Aber-
gavenny and E. of Lewes, 1876.— The 1st Bn. Bergavenny
was son of the isfc Earl of Westmorland and uncde of
the famous " King-Maker," Earl of Warwick. The 17th
Bn. was created Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Kevill.)
Issue of present (1st) 31.:
The deceased Hon. Caroline Louisa -V., b. 1849, d.
1830.
Lady Cicely Louisa, now Lady Cicely Gathorne-
Hardy, b. 1831, mar. 1872 Col. Hon. Chas. Gathorne
G.-H., son of 1st E. of Cranbrook, q.v.
Earl of Lewes, heir to Marquessate : Reginald
William Biunsby K., formerly Lieut. W. Kent
Yeomanry, b. 1353.
Lord Henry Gilbert Ralph If., 2nd heir, Hon.
Lt.-Col., late Maj., Suss. Imper. Yeomanry: b.
1834, mar. 1886, 2nd wife, Maud Augusta, dau. of
Win. Beckett, Esq., M.P. (Lady Henry K.). Res.,
Eridge Castle, Tunb. Wells ; 43 Wilton Cresc., S.W.
Lord George Montacute iV., a D.L. for Sussex,
b. 1856, mar. i382 Florence Mary, dau. of Temple
Soanes, Esq. (Lady George iV~). .Res., Dane Gate
House, Eridge, Tunb. Wells.
The late Lady Alice Maud, af tds. Morland, b. 1858, d.
1898, having mar. 1334 Maj. Henry Courtenay M.
Lord William Beauchamp N., formerly A.D.C. to
Viceroy of Ireland, b. i860, mar. 1889 Luisa Maria
Carmen de Murrieta, dau. of Marq. de Santurce
(Lady Wm. N. ; res., 72 Eaton PI., S.W.).
Lord Richard Plantagenet N., B.A., a D.L. for
Sussex, was A. D. C. to Lord Tennyson in Australia
and Priv. Sec. to Vise. Cranbrook : b. 1862. Club,
Carlton.
Lady Idina Mary, now Lady I. Brassey, b. 1865,
mar. 1889 Hon. Thos. Aiinutt B., son and heir of
1st Bn. Brassey, q.v.
Lady Rose, now Ctss. of Cottenham, b. 1866, mar.,
1st, 1887, Jno. B. Leigh, Est)., who obtcl. divorce
1S99 : ziidly, 1899, 4th Earl of C, q.v.
Lady Violet, now Lady V. Myddelion, but adhering
to the title Ctss. Cowley, b. x865 (twin with Lady
Rose), mar., 1st, 1889, 3rd Earl Cowley, but obtd.
divorce 1897; 2ndly, 1898, Robt. Edwd. 21., Esq.
Res., Church Leys, Rearsby, Leicester.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent M.) :
(Present Marquess and 5th Earl, b. 1826.)
Lady Henrietta Augusta, now Lady AngastarLloyd-
Mostyn, b. 1830, mar. 1855 the late Hon. Thos. E.
Mostyn Ll.-M. (d. 1861), son of 2nd Bn. Mostyn, q.v.
Lady Isabel Mary Frances, now Lady I. Bligh, b.
1831, mar. 1854 Rev. the Hon. Edwd. Vesey B.s son
of 5th E. of Darnley, q.v.
Hon. Ralph Pelham iV., formerly Capt. W. Kent
Yeomanry, is a D. L. for the Co., High Sheriff
1896: b. 1832, mar. i860 Louisa Marianne, dau. of
Sir Chas. F. Maclean, 9th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Ralph V.).
Res., Biding Manor, Maidstone ; 9 Basil St.,
Sloane St., S.W.
Widow of a cousin of present If. :
Lady Dorothy Fanny N., nde Lady D. F. Walpole,
dau of 3rd E. of Orford, b. 1826, mar. 1847 the late
Regd. Hy. ^V., Esq., nephew of 2nd E. and 1st
cous. once rem. of present M. (he died 1873). Res.,
45 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
ABERNETHY and JEDBURGH POREST
(Scot. 1633)— see "Hamilton, D. of."
ABERNETHY and STRATHEARN, Baron
(Scot. 1562)— see "Moray, E. of."
ABERRTJTHVEN &c, Baron (Scot. 1707)— see
"Montrose, D. of."
ABINGDON, Earl of. Montagu Arthur
Bertie (pron. Barty), 7th Earl (Eng.), a D.L.
for Berks, and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Berks.
Regt. (Mil.), is heir pres. to the Lindsey Earl-
dom: son of 6th E. ; b. May 13, 1836; sue.
1884 (0.) ; mar., 1st, 1858, the late Caroline
Theresa, dau. of Chas. Towneley, Esq. (she died
1873) ; 2ndly, 1883, Gwendeline Mary, dau. of
I 2
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Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir Jas. C. Dormer, K.C.B., and
sist. of present Bn. Dormer. Seat, "Wytham
Abbey, Oxford.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Norreys, 1572 bv writ; E. of
Abingdon, 1682.— The 1st Bn. Norreys or N orris was Am-
bassador under Elizabeth to the Court of France. The
and Bn. was created Earl of Berkshire, but that title
expired at his death, whilst the Norreys Buy. descended
through his daughter to his great-grandson, afterwards
created Earl of Abingdon.
Titled Relatives.
(Bertie.)
Issue 0/ present {jth) E. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Mary Caroline, now Lady Edmund Talbot, b.
1859, mar. 1879 Lord Edmd. Bernard T., M.P., son
of 14th D. of Norfolk, q.v.
Lord Norreys, heir to Earldom : Montague Charles
Francis Tmvneley- Bertie, a D.L. for Berks., formerly
Capt. 3rd Batt. Berks. Regt. (Mil.), served in S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. i860, mar. 1885 Hon. Rose Rivers-
dale Glyn, sist. of 4th Bn. Wolverton, and granted
the rank of a Bn.'s dau. : has assumed (without
licence) the addit. name of Towneley. Res., 2 Nor-
folk Cresc, Edgware Rd., W. Issue :
Hon. Alexandra Rose Alice T.-B., b. 1886.
Hon. Montagu Henry Edmund Cecil T.-B., 2nd
heir to Earldom, b. 1887.
The deceased Hon. Arthur John B., b. 1861, d. 1862.
Lady Alice Josephine, now Lady A. Reyntiem, b
1865, mar., 1st, 1890, the late Sir Gerald H. Portal,
K.C.M.G. (d. 1894) ; 2ndly, 1897, Comdt. Reyntiens,
A.D.C. to the King of the Belgians. -Res., Brussels.
The late Lady Cecil Josephine, aftds. Kenna, b. 1873,
d. 1895, having in that year mar. Lt.-Col. Paul K.,
D.S.O.,
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Gwendeline Theresa Mary B., b. 1885.
Hon. Arthur Michael B., b. 1886.
Lady Betty Constance Mary B., b. 1895.
Hon. James Willoughby B., b. 1901.
Issue of 6th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1836.)
Lady Elizabeth Emily B., b. 1838.
Lady Lavinia Louisa, now Lady L. Bicker steth, b.
1843, mar. 1883 Robt. B., Esq., son of 2nd Bp. of
Ripon. Res., 70 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
Rt. Hon. and Hon. Sir Francis Leveson B., G.C.V.O.,
b. 1844, see "Bertie, P.C."
Rev. the Hon. Alberic Edward B., M.A, b. 1846,
mar. 1881 Lady Caroline Elizabeth M'Bonnell, dau.
of 10th E. of Antrim. Res., Gedling Rect., Not-
tingham.
Lady Frances Evelyn B., a nun, b. 1848. Res., Con-
vent of the Visitation, Harrow-on-the-Hill.
Hon. George Aubrey Vere B., formerly Lt.-Col;
1st Batt. Coldstrm. Gds., served in Zulu War 1879 :
b. 1850, mar. 1885 Harriet Blanche Elizabeth (Hon.
Mrs. Geo. B.), dau. of Sir Walter R. Farquhar, 3rd
Bt. Res.. Maresfield, E. Cowes, LAV.
Hon. Charles Claude B., formerly Lieut. 47th Foot,
b. 1851, widower.
Hon. Reginald Henry B., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Col. retd.,
late comdg. 2nd Batt. Ro3r. Welsh Fus., served in
Crete 1897-8, China 1900 : b. 1856, mar. 1892 Lady
Amy Evelyn Courtenay, dau. of the late Ld.
Courtenay, and sist. of 14th E. of Devon. Res.,
Ebworth Pk., Stroud, Glouc.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Feodorowna Cecilia B. , nt'e Wellesley, dau. of
1st Earl Cowley and wife of Rt. Hon. Sir Fras. B.
Lady Caroline Eliz. B., see Rev. Hon. Alberic above.
Lady Amy Evelyn B., see Hon. Reginald.
ABINGER, Baron. Shelley Leopold Lau-
rence Scarlett, 5th Bn. {U.K.), Capt. in 3rd Batt.
Beds. Regt. (Mil.), late Hon. Attache at Stock-
holm : son of Lt.-Col. J. Y. C. Scarlett, gt. grand-
son of 1st Bn., and a 2nd cousin of 4t.l1; b. April
1, 1872; sue. 1903 (C.) ; mar. 1899 Lila Lucy
Catherine Mary, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. SirWm.
A. White, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., and widow of M.
Carl E. de Geijer. Ees. , Boscombe Manor, Bourne-
mouth ; Arun House, Horsham.
Creation. Bn. Abinger, U.K. 1833.— The first to hold
the title had just been appointed Ld. Ch. Baron of the
Exchequer.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Scarlett.)
Surviving hros. and sist. of present (lyh) Bn. (granted
rank of Bn.'s children 1904) :
(Present Baron, b, 1872.)
Hon. Kobert Brooke Campbell S., heir pres. to
Bny., b. 1876. Res., Boscombe PL, Bournemouth.
Hon. Hugh Richard S., 2nd heir, Lieut. R.F.A. :
b. 1878, Club. Jun. IT. Serv.
Hon. Ruth Hester Frances S., b. 1882.
Hon. Percy Gerald S., b. 188c,
Hon. Leopold Florence S., a Nav. Cadet, b. 1889
(posthumous).
Issue of 3rd Bn. (2nd cousins of present) :
Hon. Ella Campbell, M.D., now Hon. Mrs. Percy
Synge, b. 1864, mar. 1901 Lieut. Percy Hamilton S.
Res., 7 Cromwell PI., S.W.
Hon. Helen Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Nicholas
Charlton, b. 1866, mar. 1885, wid. 1892.
Hon. Evelina, now Hon. Mrs. John Haverfield,
b. 1867, mar. 1899, 2nd husb., Maj. Jno. Hy. Balguy,
R.A., but re-assumed the name of her former hus-
band. Res., Marsh Ct., Sherborne, Dorset.
(The late 4th Baron b. 1871, d. 1903 unmarrd.)
Dau. of2ndBn. (1st cous. once rem. of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1826, d. 1892.)
Hon. Frances Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Sidney Smith,
b. 1828, mar. 1857 the late Rev. Sidney Lidderdale S.
(d. 1903), Canon Resid. of Hereford. Res., South
Bank, Hereford.
ABINGER, Baron's Widow. Helen, Lady A.
(Helen, dau. of Commodore Geo. A. Magruder,
of the U.S. Navy), mar. 1863 3rd Bn. (d. 1892).
Res., Redford House, Ockley, Dorking; Inverlochy
Castle, Kingussie, Inverness-sh. ; 46 Cornwall
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
ABNEY, Knight. Capt. Sir William de
Wiveleslie Abney, K.C.B. (Civ. 1900), R.E.
retd., D.C.L., D.Sc, F.R.S., Scient. Adviser to
Bd. of Educn., Past Pres. of Roy. Astronom.,
Phys., and Roy. Photog. Socs. : b. 1843, mar. 1889,
2nd wife, Mary Louisa, dau. of the late Rev. E. N.
Mead, D.D., of U.S.A. Ees., Measham Hall,
Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leic. ; Rathmore Lodge,
Bolton Gdns. Sth., S. Kens., S.W.
ABOYNE, Earl of {Scot. 1660)— see "Huntly,
M. of," this being the title of the heir to the
Marquessate when a son.
ABYSSINIA (or Ethiopia), the Emperor
of. H.I.M. Menelik n., G.C.B. (Hon. Mil.
1902), G.C.M.G. (Hon. 1897) : b. 1843.
ACHESON {pron. Aitcheson), family name of
Gosford Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
"Hons."
ACHESON, Viscount {hy courtesy), elder son
and heir of E. of Gosford, q.v. Baron Acheson
{U.K. 1847) is a title of the Earldom, but "Vise.
Acheson " is substituted for "Vise. Gosford."
ACHONRY, Bishop of— see " Tuam."
ACKROYD, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Mary,
dau. of the late Wm. Hy. Lucas, Esq.), mar. 1880
Sir Edward Jas. Ackroyd, Kt. Bach. (d. 1904).
ACLAND, Baronet of Columb John (loc. Culm
John). Sir (Charles) Thomas Dyke Acland, 12th
Bt. {Eng. 1645 N.S.), M.A., barrister-at-law, a Co.
Aid. for Devon (High Sheriff 1903-4), a D.L. for
Devon and Somerset, and Dep. Warden of the
Stannaries, formerly Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 1st
Devon Yeom., Secretary to Bd. of Trade in 1886,
an M.P. 1882-92, and for a time 2ndChurch Estates
Commissr. : son of 11th Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1898,
mar. 1879 Gertrude, dau. of Sir Jno. W. Walrond,
ACL
Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
ADA 101
1st Bt. Heir pres., his bro., the under-mentioned
j Et. Hon. Arthur Herbert Dyke A. (.2nd heir,
| latter's son Francis Dyke, b. 1874). £ea«s,Killerton,
Exeter ; Holnicote, Taunton.
ACL AND, Baronet of Oxford. Vice-Adm.
Sir William Alison Dyke Acland, 2nd Bt. {U.K.
1890), C.V.O. (1903), Assoc. Inst. Nav. Architects,
was attached to Chilian Army in war with Peru
1880-1, Dep. Commissr. for W. Pacific 1884-8, late
a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, 2nd in comd.
of Chann. Squadr., and Supt. Gibraltar Dockyd. :
son of 1st Bt. and 1st cousin of above Bt. of
j Columb John ; b. 1847, sue. 1900, mar. 1887 the
under-mentioned Hon. Lady Acland. Heir, his
( son "William Henry Dyke (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir,
I next son, Hubert Guy Dyke, b. 1890). Seat,
Rocklands, Chudleigh, S. Devon.
I ACLAND, Hon. Lady, wife of preceding Bt.
I and dau. of Vctss. Hambleden.
ACLAND, Priv. Counc. Et. Hon. Arthur
Herbert Dyke Acland, P.O. ( Gt. Br. 1892) , M. A. ,
an M.P. 1885-98, and has been Vice-Pres. Cmttee.
11 of Counc. onEducation, Princ. of Oxford Mil. Coll.
(Cowley), and Senior Bursar of Balliol Coll. : 2nd
son of late Et. Hon. Sir Thos. D. Acland, 11th
Bt. of Columb John, and bro. and heir pres. of
present Bt. ; b. 1847, mar- *873. Res., 2 Wea-
ponness Pk., Scarborough; 28 Cheyne Walk,
Chelsea, S.W.
ACLAND, Hon. Mrs. Alfred, dau. of Vctss.
I Hambleden and sist. of above Hon. Ladv A.
A'COUET (a'C), Lt. -Col. Charles, C.M.G.
(1901), late Eif. Brig. ; Egypt and Nile 1897-8, and
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1858.
A'COUET (a'C.) (HOLMES-), family name of
Heytesbury Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
I ACTON, Baron. Eichard Maximilian
\\Dalberg - Acton, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt.,
\ M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), a 2nd Sec. in Diplom.
IjServ. : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Aug. 7, 1870 ; sue. 1902
I|(L.) ; mar. 1904 Dorothy, dau. of Thos. H. Lyon,
■ Esq. No present heir to Barony ; heir pres. to
I Baronetcy, a 3rd cousin, Edward Acton, Esq.
lib. 1857 ; 2nd heir, latter's 1st cousin Alfred, b.
U867). Seat, Aldenham Pk., Bridgnorth, Salop;
mffic. res., Brit. Legat., Berne.
I Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1644. Bn. Acton, U.K< 1869.—
I The 1st Peer, an M.P. and K.C.V.O., was Regius Pro-
essor of Modern History at Cambridge, and a Lord-in-
IKVaiting to Queen Victoria.
Titled Relatives.
{Dalberg- Acton.)
Wssue of present {2nd) Bn.:
II Hon. D.-A. (dau.), b. 1903.
vJurviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
I Hon. Mary Elizabeth Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Edward
Herbert, b. 1866, mar. 1901 Lt.-Col. Edwd.
I Bleiddian H.
I Hon. Annie Mary Catherine Georgiana D.-A., b.
1 i858.
[ (Present Baron, b. 1870.)
I Hon. Jeanne Marie D.-A., b. 1876.
I ACTON, Baron's Widow. The Lady A.
Iptss. Marie Arco- Valley, of Munich), mar. 1865
1st Bn. (see under Creations; d. 1902). Res.,
I'egernsee, Bavaria.
I ACTON (DALBEEG-) , family name of above.
■ ACLTTT, Ernest Leslie, C.M.G. (1902), Mayor
■ fDurban, Natal, in year of promotion : b. 1855.
I es., Berea, Durban.
■ ACWOBTH, Harry Arbuthnot, C.I E. (1895),
womb. C. S. retd. ; barrister-at-law and Maj.
H omb. Eif. Vols., Munic. Commissr. of Bombay
1800-6, founded Matonga Leper Asyium, has
written Ballads and other works : b. 1849. Res.,
The Benhams, Malvern.
ADAIE, Baronet. Sir Frederick Edward
ShafTo Adair, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1838), formerly
Capt. Bine Brigade : son of 3rd Bt., b. i860, sue.
1902. Heir pres., his bro. Bobert Shafto (b.
1862 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Allan Henry Shafto,
b. 1837). Seats, Elixton Hall, Bungay, Suffolk;
Ad lir Lodge, Aldeburgh, same Co. ; The Castle,
Pallymena, Co. Antrim.
*** The 2nd Baronet, Sir Robert Alexander Shafto
Adair, was M.P. (L.) for Cambridge, and was created
Baron Waveney in 1873, a title which became extinct
upon his death in 1886.
ADAIE, Baronet's Widow. Lady A. (Harriet
Camilla, dau. of the late Alex. Adair, Esq.), mar.
1856 her relative Sir Hugh E. Adair, 3rd Bt. (d.
1902). Res., Heatherton, Pembury, Tunb. Wells.
ADAM, Baronet. Sir Charles Elphinstone
Adam, 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1882) ,M.A., barrister-at-law,
Vice-Lieut., Convener, andC.C. of Kinross-sh.,and
aD. L. forthat Co. and Fife, late Priv. Sec. to Lord
Tweedmouth in three offices : son of Et. Hon. Wm.
P. Adam (see follg.), b. 1859. Heir, none. Res.,
Blair Adam House, and Barns, both Blair Adam
E.S.O.,Kinross-sh.; chamb., 5 New Sq.,Linc. Inn,
W.C.
ADAM, Baronet's Widow {by elevation) . Lady
A., C.I. (Emily Eliza, dau. of Gen. Sir Wm.
Wyllie, G.C.B.), mar. 1856 Et. Hon. Wm. P.
Adam, CLE., M.P., Gov. of Madras (d. 1881
when designated for a Baronetcy). Res., Barns,
Blair Adam E.S.O., Kinross-sh.; Wilderness
House, Hampton Ct.
ADAM, Knight. Sir Frank Forbes Adam,
Kt. Bach. (1890), CLE. (1888), a D.L. for Lanes.,
a merchant and a Gov. of Imper. Inst., formerly
an M.L.C. and Pres. Chamb. Commerce of Bom-
bay, also of that of Manchester, is a memb. of
Counc. Manch. Univ. : b. 1846, mar. 1883 Eose
Frances, dau. of C. G. Kemball, Esq., late Judge
of Bomb. High Ct. Res., Mere Old Hall, Knuts-
ford, Cheshire.
ADAM, Loud {of Session) . James Adam, appd.
Judge of the Courts of Session and Justiciary
1876, with official title " (Hon.) Lord Adam," was
Sheriff of Perthsh. 1874-6, three times Advoc-
Depute : b. 1824, mar. 1861 a dau. of Jno.
Beatson Bell, Esq., W.S. {Hon. Lady Adam).
Res., 34 Moray PI., Edinburgh.
ADAMS, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st Bn.
Coleridge.
ADAMS, Brig.-Gen.EoBERT Bellew, C.B. (Mil.
1898), (1897), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80, Chitral
Belief, and N.W. Front. 1897-8, an A.D.C. to
H.M. and comdg. Umballa Brigade,: b. 1856. Res.,
Umballa, Punjab.
ADAMS, William Henry, I.S.O. (1902),
1st Clerk in Teachers' Pension Office, Dublin:
b. 1844. Res., 143 Triton ville Ed., Sandymount,
Dublin.
ADAMS (GOOLD-) , Knight. Maj. Sir Hamil-
ton John Goold-Adams, K.C.M.G. (1902), C.B.
(Civ. 1898), late of Eoy. Scots (ret. 1901); served in
Matabeleld. and Bechuanald. 1884-5 and 1893-4,
and Boer War 1900 ; now Lt.-Gov. of Orange
Eiv. Col., recently Ees. Conimissr. for Bechuana-
land Protect. : b. 1858. Res., Bloemfontein.
ADAMS (GOOLD-), Maj. Henry Edward
Fane, C.M.G. (1901), E.A., China 1900-1 : b. i860.
Res., Jamesbrook, Midleton, Co. Cork. j
io2 ADA Directory o,
)f Peerage,
AGN
ADAMSON, Lt.-Col. Charles Henry Ellison,
! CLE. (1889), LA. retd. ; Burma 1886-7, has been
I Commissi-, of S. Div. of Burma : b. 1846. lies.,
i North Jesmond, IS ewcastle-on-Tyne.
j . ADAMSON, Harvey, C.S.I. (1903), M.A.,
Judicial Commissr. in Upper Burma and Lt.-Col.
Rifle Vols., an Addit. Memb. Counc. of Viceroy :
b. 1854. lies., Mandalay, Burma.
ADAMSON, "William, C.M.G. (1897), re-
peatedly an M.L.C. of Straits Settmts., now a City
merchant, Dir. of P. & O. Steamship Co., and
Chmn. Str. Setts. Assoc. : b. 18.12. Res. , 9 Avenue
Rd., Highgate, N.
AD ARE, Viscount (Irel. 1822) and Baron
(1S00)— see " Dunraven, E. of," the former title
applied to the heir when a son.
ADCOCK, Knight. Sir Hugh AdcocJc, Kt.
Bach. (1901), C.M.G. (i8g7),M.K.C.S., L.R.C.P.E.,
Cons. Phys.-in-Ch. toH.I.M. the Shah of Persia :
b. 1847. fi*s- Teheran.
ADDERLEY, family name of Norton Barony,
q.v. for "Hons.," see also below.
ADDERJLEY, Knight's "Widow. Lady A.
(Lfetitia Annie, dau. of Hon. W. H. Hall), mar.
1857 Sir Augustus J. Adderley, K. C.M.G., for-
merlv an M.L.C. Bahamas (d. 1905). Res.,
2 Southwell Gdns., S. Kens., S."W.
ADDERLEY (BROUGHTON-) , Hon. Mrs.
Hubert, dau. of 4th Bn. Castlemaine.
ADDEY, "William Freemf,, I.S.O. (1902),
Supplem.' C3k. in Solic. Dept. of Treas.: b. 1852.
ADDINGTON, family name of Sidmouth
Viscounty, q.v. for "Hons." of the name, not
of the following.
ADDINGTON, Baron. Egerton Hubbard,
2nd Bn. {U.K.), V.D., M.A., a partner in
two merchant firms, a Co. Aid. for Bucks., late
Col. 1st Bucks. Rifle Vols., an M.P. 1874-80 and
1886-9 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Dec. 29, 1842 ; sue. 1889
(C.) ; mar. 1880 Mary Adelaide, dau. of Sir Wynd-
ham S. Portal, Bt. Seat, Addington Manor,
Winslow, Bucks. ; town res., 24 Prince's Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Addington, U.K. 18S7.— The 1st Bn.
was Governor of the Bank of England and M.P. for the
City of London.
Titled Relatives.
(Hubbard.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Winifred Mary II., b. iSOx.
Kon. John Gelmbband II.h heir to Barony, and Lieut.
1st Bucks. Rif. Vols. : b. 1883.
Hon. Raymond Egerton //., 2nd heir, b. 1884.
Hon. Francis Sueneer H., b. 1888.
Hon. Ruth Mary H., b. 1896.
Surviving issue <?f 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Alice Eliza H., b. 1S41. Res., 24 Prince's Gt.,
S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1843.)
Hon. Cecil John formerly Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds.,
served in Egypt 1882 : b. i3*6, mar. 1872 Helen Jane,
dau. of AHh, Macdonald-Eitchie, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Cecil H.). Res., Kingsbridge, Stteple Claydon,
Bucks. ; 247 Knighlsbvidpe, S.W.
Hon. Rose Ellen II., b. 1851. Res., Seven Gables,
Winslow, Bucks.
Hon. Evelyn H., M. A., Lieut, for City of London, a
Dir. of Bk. of Engld., Commissr. of Tub. Works
Loans, and partner in same firms with his bro. the
present B11., late an M.P. : h. 1852, mar. 1S81 Ihcline
Maude (lion. Mrs. Evelyn //.). dau. of Sir Wyild-
ham S. Portal, Et., and sist. of the Lady Addington.
Rvs., The Rookery, Down, I'arnborough R.S.O.,
Kent.
Hon. Clemency, now Hon. Mrs. Ceorge Fxtrlcer, b.
18^6, mar. 1888 Col. George B., P..E. Res., Card-
fields, Hatfield Peverel, Witham, Essex.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Arthur II. (Amy d'Esterre, dau. of the
late Chas. 11. Huntly, Esq., C.M.G.), mar. 1881 the
late Hon. Arthur Gellibrand H. (d. 1896). Res.,
Selwyn Lodge, Westgate-on-Sea R.S.O , Kent.
ADEANE, Lady Edith Isabella, dau. of 11th
E. of Carnwath.
ADELAIDE, 4th Bishop op — not yet ap-
pointed. Res., Bishop's Ct., North Adelaide, S.
Australia.
ADRIAN, Alfred Douglas, C.B. (Civ. 1S95),
K.C. (1904), B.A., Leg. Adviser to Loc. Govt.
Bd., late Assist. Sec. : b. 1845. Res., Mayfield,
40 Elsworthy Ed., Primrose Hill Ed., N.W.
ADRIAN, Frederick Obadiah, C.M.G. (1897),
late Offr. of Arms to Ord. of SS. Mich, and Geo.,
and Clerk for Leg. Instruments at Colon. Off. :
b. 1836. Res., 89 Queen's Rd., Sth. Hornsey, N.
AD YE, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Mary
Cordelia, dau. of the late Vice-Adm. Hon. Sir
Mont. Stopford, K.C.B., son of 3rd E. of Cour-
town),mar. 1356 Gen. Sir Jno. M. Adye, G.C.B.,
R.A.. (d. 1900). Res., 92 St. George's Sq., S.W".
ADYE, Col. John, "C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.A.,
Afghn. 1879, Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884-5 (part as
A.D.C. to Sir G. vVolseley), S. Africa 1899-1902,
Gibraltar (Assist. Mil. Sec), now comdg. R.A.
at Mauritius : b. 1857. Res., Port Louis.
AFFLECK, Baronet. Sir Robert A ffleck, 7th
Bt- {Gt. Br. 1782), formerly Lieut. W. Suffolk
Militia: son of 6th Bt., b. 1852, sue. 1882, mar.
.1886 Julia Georgina, dau. of Jno. S. Prince,
Esq. Heir -pres., his bro. John de Linden (b. i860 ;
2nd heir, next bro., Philip Burton, b. 1862). Club,
Turf.
AFGHANISTAN, the Amir of. H.H. Sir
Habib-Ulla Khan, G.C.M.G. (Hon. 1896).
AFRICA (EQUATORIAL), Bishops OF-seej
" Equat. Africa" and " Uganda."
AG A KHAN, The. H.H. Sir Aga Sultan
Muhammad Shah, G.C.LE. (1902; K.C.I E. 1898),
spiritual head of the Khoja Community of W.
India, a direct descendant of the prophet
Mohammed, is a Memb. Counc. of Viceroy, was
granted title of Highness 1886. Res., Aga Hall,
Bombay.
AGAR,_faini]y name of Normanton Earldom,
q.V. for " .Ladies " a,nd " Hons." Agar-Ellis was,
up till recently, the surname of the Clifden
Viscounty (now Agar-Robartes). The families
have a common descent from Jas. Agar, Esq.,
of Gowran Castle, Kilkenny (d. 1733).
AGHADOE. Bishop of — see " Limerick."
AGLIONBY, Col. Arthur (Sisson), C.B. (Mil.
1868), Mutiny and Abyss., now retired. ; assumed
surname in lieu of Cooper 1885 : b. 1832. Res.,
Staffield Hall, Carlisle.
AGNEW, Baronet of Great StanJiope Street.
Sir William Agnetu, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1895), an M.P.
18S0-6, late Chmn. of Bradbury, Agnew, and Co.,
printers, proprietors of Bunch, also late head of
Thos. Agnew and Sons, art publishers : son of
the late Thos. Agnew, Esq., of Manchester; b.
1825, widower. Heir, his son George William
(b. 1852; 2nd heir, latter's son John Stuart, b.
1879). Rfis.:, 11 Gt. Stanhope St., Mayfair, W.
AGNEW, Baronet of Lochnaw. Sir Andrew
Noel Agnew, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1629), LL.B..barrister-
at-law, M.P. for S. Edinburgh (L.U.), a D.L.
and Vice-Lieut, of Wigtownsh., Capt. 1st
Ayrsh. and Galloway Vol. Artill. : son of Sth
Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1892, mar. 1889 Gertrude,
dau. of the late Hon. Gowran C. Vernon and
granddau. of 1st Bn. Lyveden. Heir pres., his
bro. Henry de Courcy (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, next
bro., Maj. Charles Hamlyn A., b. 1859). Seat,
Lochnaw Castle, Stranraer, Wigtownsh : town
res., 21 Abingdon St., Westmr., S.W.
AGNEW, Knight. Sir Stair Andrew Agnew,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1895), M.A., advocate, Kegist.-Gen.
for Scotld., formerly Lieut. 9th Begt. : uncle of
Sir Andrew N. Agnew, Qth Bt. of Lochnaw;
b. 1831, mar. 1870 Georgina, dau. of the late
Geo. M. Msbett, Esq. Bes., 22 Buckingham
Terr., Edinburgh.
AGNEW, Knight'sWidow. Lady-4. (Beatrice,
dau. of Surg- -Gen. Fawcus, I.M.S.), mar. 1884
Sir Wm. Fischer Agnew, Kt. Bach., formerly
acting Judge of Calcutta High Ct. (d. 1903).
AGNEW, Maj. Quentin Graham: Kinnaird,
M.V.O. (4th Class, igo3),D.S.O. (1902). Manches-
ter Begt. ; Burma 1885-6 as A.D.C., Tirah 1897-8,
and S. Africa 1899-1902. late Assist. Mil. Sec.
to Fd.-Marsh. Sir G. S. White at Gibraltar : b.
1861 (3rd bro. of Sir Andrew Agnew, Bt.).
AHMAD-bin-FADTHL, Sultan Sir, K. C.S.I.
(1901), of Lahej (as residence only).
AILESBURY, Marquess of. Henry
Augustus Brudenell-Bruce, 5th Marq. {U.K.) and
a Bt., formerly Capt. 9th Regt. and Lt.-Coi. 3rd
Batt. Wilts, Begt. (Mil.), an M.P. 1886-92 (asLd.
H. Brudenell-Bruce) : son of 3rd M. and uncle of
4th, whose father, George John B.-B., Esq., elder
bro. of present Peer, died untitled (i858) before
I the succession of their father as 3rd Marquess ; b.
I April 11, 1842; sue. 1894 (C.) ; mar. iS7othe late
Georgiana Sophia Maria, dau. of G. H. Pinckney,
Esq. (she died 1902). Seats, Savernake Forest,
Marlborough, Wilts. ; Villa Marbella, Biarritz.
Creations. Em.: A Bt. 161 1 ; En. Brudenell, i&23;
E. of Cardigan, 1661. Gt. Br. : Ba. Brutes of Tottenham,
1746; E. of Ailesbury, 1776. U.K.: M. of Ailesbury,
Earl Bruce, ami Vise. Savernake, 1821.— The 2nd E. of
Elgin was granted the English Earldom of Ailesbury for
his devotion to the two Charleses. It became extinct in
1747 on the. death of the 3rd Earl, but was revived to
his nephew, whose son, the 2nd Earl by the new creation,
was elevated to the Marquessate. The name Bruce
was assumed Ivy the 1st Earl of this later creation. The
Barony of Brudenell was conferred upon Sir Thos.
Brudenell, 1st Bt., and later on his devotion to the
Royalist side was rewarded with the Cardigan Earl-
dom (both he and the 1st Earl of Ailesbury had been
imprisoned) : ' the two titles came into the Ailesbury
line under the 2nd Mara, in i8o3. The 3rd Earl
under the older creation had been given the Bruce
of Tottenham Barony, and this by a special re-
mainder passed to the above Sir Thos. Brudenell, from
whom it eventually came back to the Ailesbury line ;
but the Tottenham Park which, gave this title its name
is in Wiltshire immediately adjoining the above Saver-
nake Forest. The Bruce Castle of the London suburb of
Tottenham has thus no connection whatever with this
line ; in default, however, it can claim to be linked with
the illustrious lame of "the Bruce of Bannockburn."
Robert de Brus, as he is termed in the 'History
of Tottenham,' the grandfather of the great Robert, and
a descendant of David, Earl of Huntingdon, was allotted
that portion of the parish of Tottenham then termed the
Manor of Bruses. His eldest son, Robert, styled in
right of his wife Earl of Carrick, on returning from the
Crusades, settled at the Manor House ; but his warrior
son, the 3rd Robert, on revolting from England, had all
his English lands seized by Edward II. The Crown,
however, from time to time made various grants of the
estate, and in 1514 Henry VIII. consigned it to Sir Wm.
Compton, an ancestor of the Northampton house. After-
wards it was held by the Earl of Dorset, Lord Coleraine,
and others, till in 1827 the famous Sir Rowland Hill
converted it into a board ing-s*.'] tool . As such it remained
I till 1850, but is now used only as a house of refreshment
iu the public park passing under its name. An engrav-
1 ing dated 1686 shows that it once possessed far more
than at present of the genuine features of a " Castle."
Titled Relatives.
(Brudenell-Bruce.)
i Issue of present (5th) M.:
Lady Ernestine Mary Alma Georgiana, now Lady
AIL 103
E. Hunt, b. 1871, mar. 1898 Harry Brady II., Esq.
Res., Ballyleun, Kildysart, Ennis, Co. Clare.
Earl of Cardigan, heir to Marquessate : George
William .Tames Chaudos B.B., D.S.O. (1900-1), a
C.C. for Wilts., was in Army Transpt. Serv. in S.
Africa 1903, Capt. Middx. Imper. Yeom., late Maj.
Roy. Wilts. : b. 1873, mar. 1903 Caroline Sydney ]
Anne, dau. of the late Jno. Madden, Esq. , and Lady
Caroline Madden (sist. of 4'h E. of Leitrim). Res.,
The Macor, Tockington R.S.O., Glos. Son:
Vise. Saoernake, 2nd heir : Chandos Sydney
Cedric B.-B., b. 190 j.
Lady B.-B., b. 1503.
Lady Violet Louisa Marjory B.-B., b. 1880.
Sist. ofqfh M. (niece of present; granted rank of
Marq.'s dau. 1887) :
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1863, d. childless 1894.)
Lady Mabel Emily Louisa, now Lady M. Sievier, b.
1866, mar. 1392 Robt. blandish ,S'., Esq. Res., j
Elston, Shrewton, Wilts.
—For Adeline, Ctss. of Cardigan see " Cardigan, I
Earl's Widow," her husb.'s title having been that
of a distinct Peer.
Surviving issue of 3rd 31. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1842.)
Lord Robert Thomas B.-B., Com. R.N. retired, b.
1845, mar. 1878 Emma, dau. of Capel H. Leigh, Esq.
(Lady Robt. B.-B.). Bus., Stamford Lodge, Hay-
ling I., Hants. ; 35 Onslow Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Lady Ernestine Mary, now Ctss. Of Listowd, b. 1847,
mar. 1865 3rd Earl of L., q.v.
Lord Charles Frederick B.-B., M.A., a C.C. for
WTilts., late Capt. and Hon. Maj. Roy. Wilts.
Yeom. : b. 1849, mar. 1873 Margaret, dau. of the
late Jas. Rensiiaw, Esq. (Lady Frederick B.-B.).
Res., 11 Gloucester Terr., Res. Pk., N.W.
AILESBURY, Marquess's Widow {remrrd.).
Marchioness of A. (Dorothy Julia, dau. of the
late Thos. Haseley, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1884, 4th M.
of Ailesbury (d. 1894) ; 2ndly, 1901, David W.
Webster, Esq. — retaining title'by courtesy. B?s.,
Belle Vue House, Arbroath, Forfarsh.
AILSA. Marquess ok. Archibald Kennedy,
3rd Marq. {U.K)„ E. of Cassillis {Scot.) ; LL.D.,
a D.L. for Ayrsh. and Hon. Com. R.N.R.,
formerly Capt. Coldstrrn. Gds. : son of 2nd M. ;
! b. Sept. 1, 1847; suc- 1870 {€.) ; mar., 1st. 1871,
the late Hon. Evelyn Stuart, dau. of 12th Bn.
Blantyre (she died 1888) ; 2ndiy, 1891, Isabella,
dau. of Hugh M'Master, Esq., of N.W. Provs.
India. Seats, Culzean Castle and Cassillis House,
Maybole, Ayrsh.; Newark Castle, Ayr ; town res.,
65 Lancaster Gt., W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Kennedy, 1452 ; E. of Cassillis, ;
1503. U.K. : Bn. Ailsa, 1806 ; M. of Ailsa, 1331.— The 1st ]
Ld. Kennedy was son of the Bishop of St. Andrews, a j
great Scottish statesman, and was one of the six Regents j
during the minority of James III. ; the 3rd Ld. was made «
E. of Cassillis. The 3rd Earl was one of the four Scottish
deputies who were poisoned in France for objecting to
the marriage of Mary Stuart with the Dauphin. The
12th Earl obtained the U.K. Barony and Marquessate.
Titled Relatives.
[Kennedy.)
Issue of present {3rd) M. :
By 1ST XllRGE.
Earl of Cassillis (pron. like Castles), heir to Mar-
quessate: Archibald K., a D.L. for Ayrsh., an
advocate in Scotld., served in S. Africa 1900-2,
is Capt. 3i'd Batt. Roy. Scots Fus. (Mil.): b. 1872,
mar. 1C03 Frances Emily, dau. of Sir Mark J.
MaeTaggart Stewart, 1st Bt,, M.P. Club, White's.
Lord Charles K., 2nd heir, formerly Lieut, in pre-
ceding Batt., served in S. Africa 1900-1 as Capt. Pr.
of Wales's Lt. Horse : b. 1875.
The late Lady Evelyn K.. b. 1876, d. i885.
Lady Aline, now Lady A. Browne, b. 1877, mar. 1901
Hon. John E. Deane B., only son and heir of 4th
Bn. Kilmaine, q.v.
Lord An^us K., b. 1882.
BY 2ND jirrge.
Lord Hugh it., b. 1895.
Lady Marjory K., b. 1898.
Baronetage, Knightage, dr.
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AIY
Surviving issue of 2nd M. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1847.)
Lady Julia Alice, now Lady J. Follett, b. 1849, mar.
1869 Col. Robt. W. Webb F, son of the late
Sir Wm. Follett. Res., Woodside, Old Windsor.
Lady Evelyn Anne, now Lady E. Young, b. 1851,
mar. 1885 Capt. Arthur Y., C.M.G., q.v.
Lord Alexander K., late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd
Batt. Black Watch (Mil.), formerly Maj. 1st Batt. of
same Regt., served in Egypt and Soudan : b. 1853,
mar. 1881 Beatrice, dau. of the late Geo. T. Gor-
don, Esq. (Lady Alexander K.). Res., Brockhill,
Bracknell, Berks.
Lady Constance Eleanor, now Lady C. Fawkes, b.
1855, mar. 1891 Col. Lionel Grimston F., late R.A.
Res., The Elms, Bedhampton, Havant, Hants.
— Dau. -in-law :
I Ladv John K. (Mary Adelaide, dau. of the late Col.
Alex. Learmonth, M.P.), mar. 1890 the late Lord
John K. (d. 1895).
Widow of a grandson of 1st M. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Marquess, b. 1816, d. 1870.)
Lady David K. (Lady Mary Emily Vere, prev. Boyle,
sist. of 9th E. of Cork and Orrery and widow of
Wm. E. Hope V., Esq., granted rank of an Earl's
dau., as her late husb. was granted that of a Marq.'s
son), b. 1834, mar. 1873 2nd husb., the late Lord
David K. (d. 1905), son of the Earl of Cassillis.
AINSWOBTH, John, C.M.G. (igoo), F.E.G.S.,
late Vice-Cons, for Brit. E. Africa, now a Magist.
I there, b. 1864. Res., Nairobi, via Mombasa,
E. Afr. Protect.; Oakfield, Crofts Bank Ed.,
Urmston, Manchester.
AINSWOBTH, Capt. "William John, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), Durham L.I. : S. Africa 1899-1900,
now on Gen. Staff at Hdqtrs.: b. 1873.
AIED, Baronet. Sir John Aird, 1st Bt. ( U. K.
1901), V.D., M.P. for Nth. Paddington (C), a
Lieut, for the City of London, el. 1st Mayor of
Paddington Borough (1900), re-el. 1001, Maj. and
Hon. Lt.-Col. Engr. and Eail. Staff Corps, a
partner in Jno. Aird and Co., contractors : son of
Jno. Aird, Esq., of Gt. Cumberld. PI. ; b. 1833,
mar. 1855 Sarah, dau. of Benj. Smith, Esq. Heir,
his son John (b. 1861, Maj. of Vols. ; and heir,
latter's son John Eenton, b. 1898). Res., 14 Hvde
Pk. Terr., W.
AIEEY, Col. Henry Park, C.M.G. (1900-1),
D.S.O. (1888), N.S.W. Permt. Artill. ; Soudan
1885, Burma 1886-8, and comd. N.S.W. Mtd.
Inf. in S. Africa igoo-i : b. 1844. Address,
Union Club, Sydney.
AIELIE, Earl of. David Lyulpii Gore
Wolseley Og'dvy, gth Earl (Scot.), a minor:
son of 8th E. ; b. July 18, 1893 ; sue. 1900. Seats,
Airlie Castle, Forfarsh., and Tulchan Lodge,
Glenisla, Perthsh., both Alyth E.S.O. ; Cortachy
Castle, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh. ; A.uchterhouse,
Dundee.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Ogilvyof Airlie, 1491 : E. of Air-
lie and Ld. Ogilvy of Alyth and Lintrathen, 1639. "Ld. |
Ogilvy " is the courtesy-title of an eldest son.— The 1
1st Lord Ogilvy was Ambassador to Denmark ; his grand-
father had been High Treasurer of Scotland. The 7th |
Lord was created Earl. The history of this line is
involved in two Acts of Attainder which have given
rise to confusion among authorities as to the number j
who are fairly to be classed as Earls. We have followed
'Burke' and 'Foster' ('Lodge 'j in regarding the present
Peer as the gth, but some term him the nth or 12th, j
'Debrett' the 7th. The earlier of the two attainders
cancelled the title of the elder son of the 3rd E., the
latter that of the elder son and grandson of the 4th :
indeed this 4th E. himself, and his younger son whom !
we accept as the gth, were considered during their j
lifetime as also legally excluded, and this certainly gives
warrant to their omission by ' Debrett,' but the sub- j
sequent Parliamentary recognition of the 6th E., their
immediate descendant, seems to have been regarded as
tacitly removing their own disabilities. The former of |
the two attainders, it may be added, was in consequence
of participation in the Earl of Mar's rebellion of 1715,
the latter for siding with the Pretender at Culloden.
Titled Relatives.
(Ogilvy.)
Issue of 8th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Lady Kitty Edith Blanche 0., b. 1887.
Lady Helen Alice AVyllington 0., b. 1890.
Lady Mabell Griselda Esther Sudley 0., b. 1892.
(Present Earl, b. 1893.)
Hon. Bruce Arthur Ashley 0., heir pres. to Earl-
dom, b. 1895. (2nd heir, the following.)
Hon. Patrick Julian Harry Stanley 0., b. 1896.
Issue of 1th E. (uncle and aunts of present) :
Lady Henrietta Blanche, now Lady Blanche Hosier,
b. 1852, mar. 1878 Col. Sir Henry Mont. H., K.C.B.,
q.v.
Lady Clementine Gertrude Helen, now the Lady
Redesdale, b. 1854, mar. 1874 Alg. B. Freeman-
Mi tf 01 d, Esq., C.V.O., now 1st Bn. Redesdale, q.y.
(The late Gth Earl, b. 1856, d. 1900.)
Lady Maude Josepha, now Lady M . 1T7( yte, b. i8s9,mar.
1886 the late Theodore W., Esq. (d. 1903V Res.,
Bideford, Devon.
Hon. Lyulph Gilchrist Stanley 0., D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Capt. Brabant's Horse in S. Africa (1900-1),
has been an agriculturist in Western America :
b. 1861, mar. 1902 Edith Boothroyd, of Colorado.
Club, Marlborough.
Lady Griselda J ohanna Helen, now Lady G. Cheape,
b. 1865, mar. 1897 James C, Esq. Res., Strath tyrum,
St. Andrews, Fifesh.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (gt. uncle of present) :
(The late 7th Earl, b. 1826, d. 1881.)
Hon. William Henry Bruce 0., formerly Lieut. 26th
Foot and Capt. Black Watch (Mil.), b. 1840, widower.
AIELIE, Earls' Widows. (1) Dowager
Countess op A., nee Hon. Henrietta Blanche
Stanley, dau. of 2nd Bn. Stanley of Alderley,
b. 1830. mar. 1851 7th E. of Airlie (d. 1881).
Res., Airlie Cast e, Forfarsh., Alyth E.S.O. ; 3
Halkin PI., West Halkin St., S.W.— (2) Countess
of A., nee Lady Mabell Frances Elizabeth G ore,
dau. of 5th E. of Arran, b. 1866, mar. 1886 8th
E. of Airlie (killed at Diamond Hill, S. Africa,
1900) ; is a Lady of the Bedchamber to H.E.H.
the Princess of Wales. Res., with present Earl
(except at Airlie Castle).
AITCHISON, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Beatrice Lyell, dau. of the late Jas. Cox, Esq.),
mar. 1863 Sir Chas. IT. Aitchison, K.C.S.L (d.
1896). Res., St. Christopher's, 100 Banbury Ed..,
Oxford.
AITCHISON, Gen. Charles Terrington, C.B.
(Mil. 1875), LA. retd. (1889); S. Mahratta
country 1844-5, Persia, and Mutiny, comd. Bom-
bay Dist. 1877-82 : b. 1825. Res., 14 Bedcliffe
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
AITHBIE, Viscount (Scot. 1703)— see " Lin-
lithgow, M. of."
AIT.KEN, Col. William, C.B. (Mil. 1896),
E.A. retd. ; Afghn. 1878 80, Mahsud Waziri,
Burma 1885-7, Chitral Belief, N. W. Front. 1897-8,
was A.D.C. to late Queen: b. 1846. Res.,
Innergeliie, Anstruther, Fifesh.
AIYANGAB, Sir Vembakam Bhashyam, Diwan
Bahadur, Kt, Bach. (1900), CLE. (1895), B.A.,
Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy, late a Judge of the
High Ct. of Madras, has been Prof, of Law in
Madras Pres. Coll., now Pres. of Facultsr of Law
in the local Univ. (title Diwan Bah. personal) : b.
1844. Res., Lakshmi Villas, Mylapore, Madras.
AIYAE, Sir Subbaiyar Subramaniya, Dhvan
Rahadur, K.C.I.E. (1900), a Judge of High Ct. of
Madras, formerly an M.L.C., received personal
title of Diwan Bahadur. Res., Madras.
AJA
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
ALD 105
AJAlGAKH,theMAHARAJAOF. H.H. Sir Saw ai
Ranjor Singh, Bahadur, K.C.I.E. (1897), a Ruling
Chief : b. 1852. Res., Ajaigarh, Bundelkhand.
AJUDHYA, the Maharaja of. H.H. Sir
Partab Narayan Singh, K.C.I.E. (1895), an
M.L.C. of N.W. Provs. Bus., Allahabad.
AKERMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Emma Elizabeth, dau. of W. H. Brumby, Esq.),
mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. W. Akerman,
K.C.M.G., late Speaker of Leg. Counc. Natal j
(d. 1905).
ALABASTER, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Laura, dau. of Dr. D. J. Macgowan, of New 1
York), mar. iS75SirChaloner Alabaster,K.C.M.G., I
Cons.-Gen. at Canton (d. 1898). Bes., Dilaram, j
Boscombe, Bournemouth.
ALBANY, Duke of— see Royal Family.
ALBEMARLE, Earl of. Arnold Allan
Cecil Keppel, 8th Earl {Eng.), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
M.Y.O. (4th Class, 1901), A.D.C. to the King for
Vols., a D.L. for Norfolk, served in S. Africa
1900 in comd. of Inf. Batt. C.I.Y., was also
Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. Civ. Serv. Vol.
Rifles, is now Brig.-Gen. comdg. Norf . Vol. Inf.
iBrigade, an M.P. 1892-4 (as Vise. Bury) :
■son of 7th E. ; b. June 1, 1858; sue. 1894 (C.) ;
mar. 1881 Hon. Gertrude Lucia Egerton, dau. of
[2nd Bn. (now 1st Earl) Egerton of Tattbn. Seat,
Quidenham Hall, Attleborough, Norfolk {let).
Creation. E. of Albemarle, Vise. Bury, and Bn.
Ashford, Eng. 1696.— The 1st. Earl, Arnold Van Keppel,
(was a member of the nobility of Holland who had
accompanied William of Orange to England. The title
Albemarle is from Normandy.
Titled Relatives.
(Keppel.)
Issue of present (8th) E. :
Vise. Bury, heir to Earldom: Walter Eaerton
George Lucian K., Lieut. Scots Gds., A.D.C. to
Earl Grey in Canada ; b. 1883.
Hon. Arnold Joost William K., zud heir, b. 1884.
Hon. Rupert Oswald Derek A'., b. 1886.
Lady Elizabeth Mary Gertrude K., b. 1890.
Hon. Albert Edward George Arnold K, b. 1898.
Surviving issue cf Jth E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1858.)
Lady Theodora, now Lady T. Davidson, b. 1862, mar.
1887 Col. W. Leslie !>., C.B., R.A., q.v.
Hon. Derek William George K, C.M.G. (1901),
M.V.O. (4th Class, same year), V.D., lateMaj. and
Hon. Lt.-Col. 12th Middx. (Civ. Serv.) Vols., is an
Equerry to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, formerly
a C.E. : b. 1863, mar. 1893 Hon. Bridget Louisa
Barbord (Hon. Mrs. Derek K.), dau. of 5th Bn.
Sufneld. lies., 10 Buckingham Gt., S.W.
Lady Hilda Mary K., b. 1864. Res., S3 Lowndes Sq.,
II oil. George K., formerly Lieut. Gordon Highlanders,
now of Norfolk Artil. Mil. (reappd.) : b. 1865, mar.
1891 Alice Frederica, dau. of the late Adm. Sir.Wrn.
Edmonstone, 4th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. George K.).
Res., 30 Portman Sq., W. : h
Lady Leopoldina Olivia K., a nun of the Sicred
Heart, b. 1866.
Lady Susan Mary, now Lady S. Tovmley, b. i853, mar.
1895 Walter Beaupre 2'., Esq., of the Embassy,
Constantinople.
Lady Mary Stuart, now Lady M. Tagart, b. 1869, mar.
1900 Maj. Harold A. Louis T., D.S.O., q.v.
Lady Florence Cecilia, now Lady F. Boyle, b. 1871,
mar. 1902 Lieut. Win. H. Dudley B., R.N. Res.,
10 Victoria Sq., S.W.
lau. of 6th E. (aunt of present):
(The late 7th Earl, b. 183?, d. 1894.)
Lady Louisa, now Lady L. Charteris, b. 1836, mar.
1864 the late Capt. Hon. Fredk. AVm. C. (d. i837), son
of 8th E. of Wemyss.
ALBEMARLE, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Jountess of A. (Sophia, dau. of Hon. Sir Allan
N. MacNab, 1st and lastBt., Prem. of Canada),
mar. 1855 7th E. of Albemarle (d. 1894). Bes., 53
Lowndes Sq., S.W.
ALCOCK, Maj. Alfred Willtam, CLE.
(1903), M.B., LL.D., F.R.S.,F.G.S.,I.M.S.,Supt.
of Indian Museum, and Prof, of Zoology in Med.
Coll., Calcutta: b. 1859. Bes., Calcutta.
ALCOCK, Hon. Mrs. Nelson, dau. of 1st Bn.
St. Levan.
ALDENBURG, Count— see "Bentinck."
ALDENHAM, Baron. Henry Hucks Gibbs,
1st Bn. {U.K.), M.A., E.S.A., E.R.G.S., sen.
partner in Antony Gibbs and Sons, bankers and
merchants ; a Lieut, for City of London, a Dir.
of Bk. of England (Gov. 1875-7), a Trustee of
Nat. Portr. Gall., and memb. of House of Lay-
men, an M.P. 1891-2, High Sheriff of Herts.
1884 : son of Geo. H. Gibbs, Esq. ; b. Aug.
31, 1819; cr. Bn. 1896 (C); mar. 1845 the
late Louisa Anne, dau. of Wm. Adams, Esq.,
LL.D. (she died 1897). Seat, Aldenham House,
Elstree R.S.O., Herts. ; town res., St. Dunstan's,
Outer Circle, Regent's Pk., N.W.
Creation. Bn. Aldenham, U.K. 1896.
Issue.
(Gibbs.)
Hon. Alban George Henry (?., M.A., heir to
Barony, M.P. for City of London (C), of the mer-
chant firm of Antony Gibbs and Sons, and a bank
and insurance director, Lieut, for City of London:
b. 1846, widower. Res., Clifton Hampden, Oxon,
nr. Abingdon : 82 Portland PI., W. (2nd heir,
his son Gerald Henry Beresford, b. 1379, mar. 1905
Lillie Caroline, dau. of the Rev. W. T. Houlds-
worth).
Hon. Edith Caroline G., b. 1848.
The deceased Walter Antony G., b. 1850, d. 1858.
Hon. Vieary G., B.A., barrister-at-law, a partner in
same firm with his father and elder bro., and a
dir. of banking and insurance cos., late an M.P. ;
b. 1853. Res. , with his father.
Hon. Herbert Cokayne G., M.A., also a partner in
above firm, a Commissr. of Pub. Works Loans and
of Inc. Tax : b. 1854, mar. 1885 Anna Maria, dau.
of the late Richd. Durant, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Herbert G.). Res., 9 Portman Sq., W.
Rev. the Hon. Kenneth Francis G., M.A., Rur. Dean
of Watford and Hon. Canon of St.. Albans and
Chapl. to the Bp. : b. 1856, mar. 1894 Mabel Alice,
dau. of Chas. E. Barnett, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Kenneth
G. ). Res., Aldenham Vic, Elstree R.S.O., Herts.
Hon. Henry Lloyd G., another partner with the
above, and Lieut, for City of London : b. 1861,
mar. 1887 Alice Mary, dau. of Gen. Chas. Crutchley
(Hon. Mrs. Henry G.). Res., Manor House, Elstree
R.S.O., Herts. ; 10 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea. S.W.
ALDERSON, Knight (1). Sir Charles Henry
Alderson, K.C.B. (Civ. 1903), barrister-at-law,
late Chief Charity Commissr., formerly Sen. Insp.
of Schools : b. 1831 (a cousin of following and son
of Baron Alderson). Bes., 40 Beaufort Gdns.,
i BromptonRd.,S.W.
ALDERSON, Knight (2). Maj. - Gen.
j Sir Henry James Alderson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1891),
I R.A. retd., served in Crimea, late Pres. of
Ordnance Cmttee. : b. 1834, mar. 1877 Florence,
I dau. of his relative Bn. Alderson (Excheq. Ct.),
! and sist. of the late Mchss. of_ Salisbury. Bes.,
\ Oakfield, Bracknell, Berks.; 6 Hyde Park St., W.
ALDERSON, Brig.-Gen. Edwin Alfred Her-
vey, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Transvaal 18S1, Egypt,
Soudan 1884-5, Mashonald., Boer War 1899-1901,
now comdg. 2nd Inf. Brigade at Aldershot, is an
A.D.C. to H.M.: b. 1859. Res., Aldershot.
ALDRICH, Viee-Adm. Pelham, C.V.O. (1902),
served in ' Challenger' and 'Alert,' and has been
Adm. Supt. at Portsmth. Dockyd.: b.1844. Bes.,
Gt. Bealiiigs, Woodbridge, Suffk.
ALD RIDGE, Capt. John Barttelot, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.H.A., S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1871.
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ALDWOBTH, Lady Mary Catherine Henri-
etta, dau. of 3rd E. of Bandon.
ALEXANDEE, family name of Caledon Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Hons.," also below (and for Lady
Emily).
ALEXANDER, Archbishop — see "Armagh."
i ALEXANDEE, Baronet of Ballochmyle. Sir
Claud Alexander, 2nd Bt. '{U.K. 1886), B.A.,
formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Eoy. Scots Fus. (Mil.) :
son of 1st Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1899, mar. 1896, 2nd
wife (having divorced 1st), Eachel Belasyse, dau.
of Eev. Hy. Holden, D.D. Heir, his son Wilfred
Archibald (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir, next son, Claud,
b. 1897). Seals, Ballochmyle, Mauchline, Ayrsh.;
Faygate AVood, Horsham, Sussex.
ALEXANDEE, Baronet of Dublin. Sir Lionel
j Cecil "William Alexander, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1809),
: 2nd Lieut, Gren. Gds. : son of 5th Bt., b. 1885,
! sue. 1896. No heir. Seats die., Cruisetown and
j Kentstown, Co. Heath (no post-towns given) ;
i Cecil House, Gayton Ed., Harrow-on-the-Hill.
*** The Earls of Caledon are a branch of this house.
ALEXANDEE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dow-
ager Lady A. of Balioelirnyle (Eliza, dau. of the
late Alex. Speirs, Esq.), mar. 1863 Maj.-Gen. Sir
Claud Alexander, sst Bt. (d, 1899). Res., 24
Old Queen St., W.— (2) Kathleen, Lady A. of
Dublin (Maiy Kathleen, dau. of Eev. Jno.
Dreaper), mar. 1877, as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. W.
Alexander, 4th Bt. 'd. 1888). — (3) Lady A. of
Dublin, remrrd. (Edith, dau. of thelate_Geo. F. H.
La Fargue, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1884, Sir vim.. Ferd.
Alexander, 5th Bt. (d. 1896) ; 2ndly, 1897, Eev.
Fredk. W. Thuiiow— retaining title by right.
Res., with Gth Bt. at Cecil House.
ALEXANDEE, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Eveline, dau. of the Late Lt.-Col. Chas. C. Michell,
K.H.), mar. 1837 Gen. Sir Jas.E. Alexander, C.B.
(d. 1885). Res., Westerton House, Bridge of
Allan. Stirlingsh. ; 3 Sidney Terr., Eyde, I.W.
ALEXANDER, Viscount, courtesy-title of
heir to the Caledon Earldom when a son (subst.
for " Vise. Caledon ").
ALEXANDEE, Col. Aubrey de Vere, D.S.O.
C1903), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80, and China 1900: b.
1849.
ALEXANDEE, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of
1st Bn. Cottesloe.
ALEXANDEE, Maj. Dudley Henry, C.M.G.
(1904), late W. Yorfcs. Ecgt,, Friv. Sec. to late
Gov. of New Zealand : b. 1863. Cub, TJ. Serv.
ALEXANDEE, Capt. Edward Corbie, D.S.O.
(1902), I. A., Tirah 1897-8, Mahsud Waziri 1902,
and other Ind. operations : b. 1875.
ALEXANDEE, Lady Emily Harriet Cathe-
rine, dau. of 9th E. of Cork and Orrery.
ALEXANDEE, Col. Harvey, D.S.O. (1900-1 j,
late comdg. 10th Hussars, now D.A.A.G. at
Guernsey; S. Africa 1899-igoi : b. 1859.
ALFOED, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Jane
Eliza Helen Nathalie, dau. of the late Col. Jno.
Shand), mar. 1886 Sir Edwd. Fleet Alford (d.
1905), son of the late Bp. Alford of Hong Kong.
Res., 26 The Boltons, S. Kens., S.W.
ALFOED, Viscount {U.K. 1815), a title of the
Brown! ow Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
ALGOMA, Bishop of. Et. Eev. George
Thomeloe, D.C.L., 3rd Bp., Canon of Quebec
1888-96 : b. 1848, mar. 1874, cons. 1897. Res.,
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario.
ALINGTON, Baron. Humphrey Napier Shirt,
2nd Bn. {U.K.), a D.L. and C.C. for Dorset,
an M.P. 1891-1904, formerly Lieut. Dorset Yeom.:
j son of 1st Bn. ; b. Aug. 20, 1859; sue. 1904 (<7.) ;
mar. 1883 Lady Feodorowna Yorlce, dau. of 5th E.
of Hardwicke. Seat, Crichel, Wimbome, Dorset;
town res., 38 Fortman Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Alington, U.K. 1876 (revival of a
former Peerage— Irel. 1643-1723 ; Eng. 1682-91).
Titled Relatives.
(Start.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Diana Isabel S., b. 1884.
The deceased Sylvia S., b. & d. 1886.
Hon. Gerard Philip Montagu Napier heir to
Barony, b. 1893.
Hon. JMapier George Henry S., 2nd heir, b. 1896.
A deceased dau., b. & d. 1899.
A deceased son, b. & d. 1903.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sis'.s. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1859.)
Hon. Winifred Seiina, now Bon. Lady Hardinc/e,
a Bedchamber Woman to II. M. Queen Alexandra:
b. 1868, mar. 1850 Rfc. Hon. Sir Chas. K.C.M.G.,
ste Hardinge, P.O.
Hon. Mildred Ceciiia Harriet, now Vctss. Chelsea, b.
1869, mar. 1892 Vise. C, son and heir of 5th Earl
Cadogan, q.v.
ALINGTON, Baton's Widow. The Dowager
Lady A. (Evelyn Henrietta, dau. of the late Hy.
Blundell Leigh, Esq.), a memb. of League of
Mercy, mar. 1892, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. Alington
(d. 1904). Res., Alington House, Sth. Audley
St., W.
ALINGTON, Hon. Mrs. Cyril, dau. of 4th Bn.
Lytteltcn, see " Cobham."
ALISON, Baronet. Gen. Sir Archibald
Alison, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1852), G.C.B. (Mil. 1887),
LL.D., served in Crimea, Mutiny (as Mil. Sec.
to Lord Clyde) , Ashanti, and Egypt (comd. Army
of Occupation 1882-3), as A.G. to the Forces,
Ch. of Intell. Dept. at Headquarters, and Comdt.
at Aldershot 1883-8, ret. 1893; is Col. Sea-
forth Highldrs., late a Memb. of Counc. of
Sec. of State for India: son of is't Bt. (the
historian), b. 1826, sue. 1857, mar. 1858 Jane, dau.
of the late Jas. Black, Esq. Heir, his son Capt.
Archibald A. (b. 1862; 2nd heir, latter's son
Archibald, b. 1888) . Res. , 93 Eaton PL , S.W.
ALLAN, Knight. Sir (Hugh) Montagu Allan,
Kt. Bach. (1904), of Montreal, Head of the
"Allan" Line of Steamships and Dir. of several
trading Cos. : b. i860, mar. 1893 Marguerite
Ethel, dau. of the late Hector Mackenzie, Esq.,
of Montreal. 7?es., Eavenscrag, Montreal; Mont-
rose, Cacouna, Quebec.
ALLAN, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Jane,
dau. of Waiter Beattie, Esq.), mar. 1870 Sir
Wm. Allan, Kt. Bach., M.P. (d. 1903). Res.,
Scotland House, Sunderland.
ALLAN (HAVELOCK-) , Baronet. Sir Henry
Spencer Moreton Uavelock-Allan, 2nd Bt (U.K.
1858) , a D.L. for Durham , Capt. 3rd Batt. Durham
L.I. (Mil.) : son of 1st Bt., b. 1872, sue. 1897,
mar. 1903 Edith, dau. of late T. C. J. Sowerby,
Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Allan (b. 1874 ; 2nd
heir, latter's son Hemy Ealph Moreton, b. 1899).
Seat, Blackwell Grange, Darlington.
*** The renowned Maj. -Gen. Sir Henry Haveloek,
K. C.B. —who, in conjunction with Gen. SirClias. Gut ram,
effected the first relief of Lucknow and then held it
under unparalleled difficulties until himself relieved by
Sir Colin Campbell— was designated for a Baronet, but
died before the patent was completed. The honour was
consequently awarded to his son (see next art.), who
assumed the additional name of Allan.
ALLAN (HAVELOCK-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady Alice H.-A., nee Moreton, dau. of 2nd E.
of LHicie, b. 1843, mar. 1S65 Lt.-Gen. Sir Hemy
M. Havelock-Allan, 1st Bt., G.C.B. , Y€, M.P.,
killed by the Afridis, 1897. Res., 8 Hertford Si.,
Mayfair, W.
ALL
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
ALV 107
ALLANSON and WINN, Baron {Ira. 1797)—
see "Headlev, Bn."
ALLARDYCB, William Lamond, C.M.G.
(1902), late Receiver Gen. and Assist. Colon. Sec.
of Fiji, now Gov. of the Falkland Is. : b. 1861.
I Res., Govt. House, Port Stanley, Falkland Islds.
i ALLASON (BANNATINE-), Col. Richard,
! C.B. (Mil. 1904), R.H.A. ; Afghn. 1879-80,
Soudan, and S. Africa 1899-1902, late an A.A.G.
at Headqrs. : b. 1855. Club, Nav. and Mil.
ALiXARD, Capt. Herbert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1876.
ALLDRIDGE, Thomas Joshua, I.S.O. ^1905),
I late a Dist. Comraissr. in Sierra Leone.
ALLEN, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady A.
(Marian, dau. of Rev. Win. B. Boyce), mar. 1851
Sir Geo. W. Allen, K.C.M.G., Speaker Leg.
Assem. N.S.W. (d. 1885). Res., Toxteth Pk.,
Sydney.— (2) Lady A. (Maud, dau. of tbe late
; Rev. J. F. Turner), mar. 1876 Sir Geo. \Vm. Allen,
I K.C.I.E. (d. 1900). Res., Free Chase, Haywards
j Heath, Sussex; 5 Cadogan PL, S.W.
ALLEN, Benjamin, I.S.O. (1903), Chief Clk.,
I Public Works Loan Board : b. 1845. Kes., The
j Lees, Sidcup, Kent.
j ALLEN, George Thomas, 1.8.0.(1903), Sec.
j to Treas. Dept. of Commonwealth of Australia:
|ib. 1852.
H ALLEN, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of the late
! Bn. Hood of Avalon.
! [ ALLEN, Maj .-Gen. Ralph Edward, C.B. (Mil.
J 1 1900-1), Hon. Maj .-Gen. retd. ; Bechuanaland
1884-5, and S. Africa 1899-1901, late A.A.G. at
Headqrs. : b. 1845. Res., 10 Hanover Sq., W.
\\ ALLEN, Lt.-Col. Robert Franklin, D.S.O.
(1904), R.E., Manipur 1891, Somalild. 1903-4: b.
i860.
ALLEN, Capt. William Lynn, D.S.O. (1902),
late Border Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1871.
ALLENBY, Brig. -Gen. Edmund Henry
Hynman, C.B. (Mil. 1002), late 5th Lancers;
Bechuanald. 1884-5, Zululand 1888, and S. Africa
1899-1902, now comdg. 4th Cav. Brigade (Col-
chester) : b. 1861.
j ALLENBY, Capt, Reginald Arthur, M.V.O.
! (4th Class, 1904), R.N., Egypt 1882, now Naval
Attache for Gc-rmany, Holland, and Denmark :
I b. 1861. Club, IT. Serv.
! ALLERTON, Baron. William La wiEsJacifc-
son, 1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1890, Irel.
I 1891), F.R.S., formerly Chief Sec. for Ireland
I and Financ. Sec. to Treas., was Chmn. of S.
|l African Cmttee. 1896, now Chmn. of G. N. Rail.,
I late an M.P., was Mayor of Leeds 1895-6, formerly
I a tanner and leather merchant : son of the
I late Wm. Jackson, Esq.; b. Feb. 16, 1840 ; cr. Bn.
H 1902 (C) ; mar. i860 the late Grace (d. 1901), dau.
I of Geo. Tempest, Esq. Seat, Allerton Hall, Chapel
I Allerton, Leeds ; town res., 27 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Cre.vtion. U.K. : Bn. Allerton, 1902.
I Issue.
(JacJcson.)
Hon. Gkokge Hekbeiit J., h§jr to Barony, b. 1867,
mar. 1899 Katherine Louisa, dau. of Win. \V, Wick-
ham, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Jackson). Res., Walton,
Boston Spa, Yorks (2nd heir, his son George
William Lawies, b. 1903.)
Hon. Francis Stanley J., B.A., late Capt. 3rd
Batfc. Roy. Lane. Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa
igco-2, is a well-known Yorkshire cricketer : b. 1370,
I mar. 1902 Daisy, dau. of Jtfy. Harrison-Broadley,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Francis J.). Club, Jun. Carlton.
1 Hon. Alice Tempest, now Hon. Mrs. Harrison
i'iimeleff, mar. 1891, wid. 1900.
Hon. Ella Constance, now Hon. Mrs. George Harper,
mar. 1893 Maj. Geo. Montague D.S.O., q.v.
Hon. Evelyn Maud, now Hon, Mrs. Arthur Beddard,
mar. 1896 Arth. Philip B., Esq., M.D. Res., 44
Seymour St., Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Annie, now Hon. Mrs. Sagar-M'isgrave, mar.
1894 Lt.-Col. Abraham MusgraVe S.^ftL Res., Oak-
hurst, nr. Allerton, Leeds.
Hon. Grace Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Aubrey Brockle-
bank, mar. 1898 Aubrey B., Esq. Res., Ingleton,
Woolton Pk., L'pool.
ALLEYNE, Baronet. Sir John Gay Newton
Alleyne, 3rd Bt.{Gt.Br. 1769), M.I.C.E.,M.I.M.E.,
Vice-Pres. Iron and Steel Inst, and a Co. Aid. for
Derby sh., formerly Warden of Dulwich Coll. and
Capt. 12th Derby Rifle Vols. : son of 2ndBt., b.
1820, sue. 1870, mar. 1851 Augusta Isabella, dau.
of Sir Hy. FitzHerbert, 3rd Bt. Heir, his son
Reynold Henry Newton (b. 1852 ; 2nd heir, |
latter's son John Meynell, b. 1889). Seat, Chevin, |
Belper, Derbysh.
ALLFREY, Hon. Mrs. Moubray, dau. of 17th
Bn. Saye and Sele.
ALLGOOD, Maj .-Gen. George, C.B. (Mil. \
1864), Punjab, Mutiny, China, and Peshawar 1863,
1 ret. 1869 : b. 1827. Res., Blindburn, Wark-on-
Tyne R.S.O.
ALLISON, Lady Diana, dau. of 14th E. of j
Eglinton and Winton.
ALLMAN, Robert, C.M.G. (1901), L.R.C.P.I , j
late Princ. Med. Offr. of Southn. Nigeria (Benin ■
1897, Aro 1901) : b. 1854. Res., 2 Cowper Villas, |
Palmerston Pk., Dublin.
ALLOA, Baron {Scot. 1489), a title of the Mar j
and Kellie Earldom, claimed also by the E. of Mar. \
ALLRIDGE, Thomas Joshua, I.S.O. (1905),
late Dist. Commissr. in Sierra Leone.
ALLSOPP, family name of Hindlip Barony,
q.v. for" Hons." and one mrrd. " Lady."
ALLWOOD, James, C.M.G. (1903), Collector-
Gen, of Customs, Excise, &c, in Jamaica. Res.,
Kingston.
ALNWICK, Baron LOVAINE op {Gt. Br.
1784)— see "Northumberland, D. of."
ALSTON, Knight. Sir Francis Beilby
Alston, K.C.M.G. (1886), late Ch. Clk. in For.
OfS.ce, where he was employed 1839-90, has been
a Lieut, in Herts. Mil. : b. 1820, mar. 1862 Emily
Louise Caroline, dau. of Bridges Taylor, Esq.
Res., 69 Eceleston Sq., S.W.
ALT, Col. William John, C.B. (Civ. 1901),
V.D., F.R.G.S., Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.)
8th Vol. Batt. King's Rov. Rif. Corps : b. 1840.
Res., 3 Airlie Gdns., Campden Hill Rd., W.
Villa Amelia, Rapallo, Liguria, Italy.
ALTAMONT, Earl of {by courtesy— title, Irel.
1771), eld. son and heir of Marq. of Sligo.
ALTHAM, Col. Edward Altham (name
doubled), C.B. (Mil. 1904), C.M.G. (1901), late
! Roy. Scots; Bechuanald. 1884-5 and Boer War
1899-1900, late an A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs.: b. 1856.
ALTHORP, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1765), a title of
the Spencer Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
ALTMAN, Knight. Sir Albert Joseph
Altmav, Kt. Bach. (1894), a merchant, Lieut, and
Common Councilman for City of London and
Past Master of three City Cos.: b. 1839, mar. 1869
Margaret Eliza, dau. of Thos. V ernon, Esq. Res.,
Lewisham Pk., S.E.
ALTON, Flt.-Paym. Francis Cooke, C.B. (Mil.
1002), was Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. in China 1898-1901 :
b. 1856. Res.. 37 St. Michael's Rd., Bedford.
ALVERSTONE {pron. Alyerston), Baron.
Richard Everard Webster, 1st Bn. {U.K.)
and a Bt., P.C. {Gt. Br. 1900), G.C.M.G. (1893;
Kt. Bach. 1885), M.A., LL.D., F.R.S., Lord Chief
Justice of Engld., late Attorn.-Gen. (3rd time),
appd. Q..C. 1878. an M.P. 1885-1900, a memb. of |
io8 AM A
Directory of Peer age t
AMP
Histor. MSS. Commssn. and a Gov. of the
Charterhouse, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jems.,
was Brit. Counsel in the Arbitrations of Behring
Sea 1893 and Venezuela 1898-9 : son of the late
j Thos. Webster, Esq., Q,.C. ; b. Dec. 22, 1842; cr. a
! Bn. 1900 (O.) ; mar. 1872 the late Louisa Mary,
j dau. of Wm. C. Calthrop, Esq. (she died 1877).
I No heir. Seat, Winterfold, Cranleigh, Guildford ;
j town res., Hornton Lodge, Pitt St., Kens., W.
' Creations. U.K. : A Bt. and Bn. Alverstone, iqoo.
Issue.
{Webster.)
Hon. Dora Marion, now Hon. Mrs. Shaw Mellor,
b. 1873, mar. 1902 Alfred Shaw If., Esq. Res., 14
Westboume St., Paddington, W.
The laU Hon. Arthur Harold W., b. 1874, d. 1902,
having mar. 1898 Gwladys Marie, dau. of Sir Fras.
H. Evans, Bt., K.C.M.G., M.P. ; she re-married
1905 as Mrs. Iain Ramsay, forfeiting title. Res.,
Alverstone House, Shanklin, I.W.
AMAR SINGH, Gen. Raja Sir, K.C.S.I. (1891),
Vice-Pres. of Kashmir State Counc, Com.-in-Ch.
of Army, and in charge of Foreign and other
State Depts., formerly Prime Min. : b. 1864. Res.,
The Mandi Palace, Jammu, and Shergarhi Palace,
Srinagar— both Kashmir.
AMBERLEY, Viscount ( U.K. 1861), a title of
the Russell Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
AMHERST, family name of the following Earl-
dom. Index to that line ( a . ) and that of ' ' Amherst
of Hackney" (a.h., Tyssen- Amherst), see below :
Ly. Catherine, a. Ly. Flcrentia, a. Ly. Margaret, A.
Lady Charlotte, a. Hn. Hugh, a. Hn. Percy Arth.A.
Hn. Florence, a.h. Hn. Marg. Mitf.A.H.Hn. Sibyl, a.h.
AMHERST, Earl. "William Archer Amherst,
3rd Earl (U.K.), a D.L. for Kent, a Kt. of Jus-
tice St. John Jerus., an M.P. 1859-80 (as Vise.
Holmesdale) and formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds.,
served in Crimea : son of 2nd E. ; b. March 26,
1836; sue. 1886 (C), having sat as Bn. Amherst
from 18S0 in his father's lifetime; mar., 1st, 1862,
the late Lady Julia Mann Cornwallis, dau. of 5th
and last Earl Cornwallis (she died 1883) ; 2ndly,
1889, Alice Dalton, Dowager Ctss. of Lisbume
(widow of 5th E. and sist. of widow of 6th),
dau. of Edmd. Probyn, Esq. Seat, Montreal,
Sevenoaks, Kent; town res., 3 Wilton Terr.,
Belgr. Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Amherst, Gt. Br. 1788 (orig. 1761) ;
Earl Amherst and Vise. Holmesdale, U.K. 1826.— The 1st
Baron was a Field-Marshal Com. -in-Chief of the British
Army in N. America 1758-64, afterwards of the entire
British Army ; was also a Knight of the Bath. His
nephew, who succeeded under special remainder by
a second patent, and who was Envoy to China and
Viceroy of India, obtained the Earldom and Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
(Amher3t.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1835.)
Rev. the Hon. Percy Arthur A., B.A., heir pres. to
Earldom : b. 1839, widower.
Lady Margaret Catherine A., b. 1848. Res., 5 Upper
Berkeley St., W.
Lady Elinor, now Lady E. Denison, b. 1850, mar. 1877
Capt. Wm. Evelyn D. Res., Ossington, Newark,
Notts.
Lady Charlotte Florentia A., b. 1851. Res., with Lady
Margaret.
Hon. Hugh A., 2nd heir, Capt. late Coldstrm. Gds.,
served in Nile Expedn. 1884-5: b. 1356, mar. 1896
Hon. Eleanor Clementina St. Aabyn (Hon. Mrs.
Hugh .4.), dau. of 1st Bn. St. Levari. Club,
Travellers'.
AMHERST (TYSSEN-) , family name of fol-
lowing Barony (see Index above).
AMHERST of HACKNEY, Baron. Willtam
Amhuest Tyssen-Amherst (Tyssen pron. Tysen),
1st Bn. {U.K.), a D.L. for Middx., Kt. # of
Justice St. John Jerus., an M.P. 1880-92, High
Sheriff of Norfolk 1866 : son of 1 he late Wm. G. T.
Daniel Tyssen, Esq. (who by licence exchanged
the name Daniel Tyssen for Tyssen- Amhurst, his
son by a second licence altering the spelling of
the last syllable); b. April 25, 1835; cr. Bn.
1892 (G.) ; mar. 1856 Margaret Susan, dau. of
the late Adm. Robt. Mitford, a Lady of Grace
St. John Jerus. Seat, Didlington Hall, Brandon,
Norfolk ; town res., 8 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Amherst of Hackney, U. K. 1892 (with
special remainder, in default of male issue, to eld.
daughter and her issue male).
Issue.
( Tyssen- Amherst .)
Mary Rothes Margaret, now Lady "William Cecil,
heiress pres. to Barony (by special remainder),
Lady of Justice St. John Jerus. : b. 1857, mar. 1885
Lord Wm. C, son of 3rd M. of Exeter, q.v. (2nd
heir, her son William Amherst C, b. 1886.)
Hon. Sibyl Margaret T.-A. } Tjflfiips nf Tnxtice
Hon. Florence Margaret T.-A. } ^S^J* t^ns'
Hon. Margaret Mitford T.-A. ) St. John Jerus.
Hon. Alicia Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Evelyn
Cecil, Lady of Justice St. John Jerus., mar. 1898
Evelyn C, Esq., M. P., son of Lord Eustace Cecil,
and 1st cousin of present M. of Salisbury. Res.,
10 Eaton PL, S.W.
Hon. Geraldine Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Drummond
of Meggineh, mar. 1890 Capt. Male. D. of M. Res.,
Megginch Castle, Errol R.S.O., Perthsh.
The late Beatrice Margaret T.-A., d. 1881.
AMORY (HEATHCOAT-), Baronet. Sir John
Heathcoat Heathcoat-Amory, 1st Bt. (U.K.
1874), a D.L. for Devon, an M.P. 1868-85: son
of Saml. Amory, Esq., of Homerton and Portland
Place, London; b. 1829, mar. 1863 Henrietta Maiy,
dau. of Wm. Unwin, Esq. ; assumed additional
name of Heathcoat 1874. Heir, his son Ian
Murray Heathcoat H.-A. (b. 1865 ; 2nd heir,
latter' s son John, b. 1894). Seat, Knightshayes
Ct., Tiverton, Devon.
AMOS, Capt. Herbert Gilbert Maclachlan,
D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Own Scot. Bords.; S.
Africa 1900-1 : b. 1866.
AMPHLETT, Knight's Widow (remrrd.).
Lady A. (Sarah Amelia, dau. of the late C. W.
Martin, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1880, as 2nd wife, Rt.
Hon. Sir Richd. P. Amphlett, Lord Justice of
Appeal (d. 1883) ; 2ndly, 1904, Bryan H. Holme,
Esq. — retaining title by courtesy. Res., Clarence
Lodge, Tunb. Wells.
AMPHLETT, Maj. Charles Grove, D.S.O.
(1900-1), with 1st Batt. Mtd. Inf. in Boer War
1899-1900, now retd. : b. 1862. Res., Four Ashes
Hall, nr. Bridgnorth.
AMPTHILL, Baron. Arthur Oliver Villters
Russell, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), G.C.S.I. (1904), G.C.I.E.
(1900), M.A., F.R.G.S., Gov. of Madras (was
Acting Viceroy 1904), Capt. in Beds. Mil., late
Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for Colonies : son of 1st
Bn. and 1st cousin of D. of Bedford ; b. Feb. 19,
1869 ; sue. 1884 (L.U.) ; mar. 1894 Lady Margaret
Lygon, C.I., dau. of 6th Earl Beauchamp. Res.,
Govt. House, Madras.
Creation. Bn. Ampthill, U.K. 1881.— Lord Odo Wm.
Russell, youngest brother of the 9th Duke of Bedford,
wa3 created 1st Baron after a long diplomatic service,
including that of Ambassador to the Court of Germany.
Titled Relatives.
(Russell.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. John Hugo R., heir to Barony, b. 1896.
Hon. Guy Herbrand Edward R., 2nd heir, b. 1898.
Hon. Edward Wriothesley Curzon R., b. 1901.
Issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1869.)
AMP
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
AND 109
Hon. Odo William Theophilus Villicrs R., a 2nd Sec.
in Diplom.. Serv. , b. 1870. Res. , Brit. Emb. , Vienna.
Hon. Constance Evelyn Villiers R., b. 1872.
Hon. Victor Alexander Frederick Villiers R., B.A.,
barrister-at-law, Oapt. _
and an Instr. of Musketry:
Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.
b. 1874, mar. 1905
Annora Margaret Bromley, dau. of the late Geo.
E. Martin, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Victor R.). Res.,
19 Stratford PL, W.
Hon. Alexander Victor Frederick Villiers R., Maj.
Gren. Gds., served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : twin
with preceding, and same res.
Hon. Augusta Louise Margaret Romola Villiers R.,
b. 1879.
AMPTHILL, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady A., V.A., nee Lady Emily Theresa Villiers,
a Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria:
j dau. of 4th E. of Clarendon, b. 1843, mar. 1868
1st Bn. Amptliill (d. 1884). lies., Ampthill Pk.,
Beds. ; 19 Stratford PL, Oxford St., W.
ANCASTER, Earl of. Gilbert Henry
Heathcote-Drummond-Wittoughby, 1st Earl {U.K.)
and a Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1880) ; Joint Here-
ditary Lord Gt. Chamberlain (see note under
" Cholmondeley, Marq."), Chmn. of Q.S. and a
■j Co. Aid. for Rutland, a D.L. for that Co., late also
Lines., an M.P. 1852-67 (as Hon. G. H. Heath -
I cote) : son of 1st Bn. Aveland and of Bnss.
Willoughby de Eresby ; b. Oct. 1, 1830; sue. as
2nd Bn. Aveland 1867, as 25th Bn. Willoughby
Me E. 1888, cr. Earl 1892 (C.) ; mar. 1863 Lady
j Evelyn Elizabeth Gordon, dau. of 10th M. of
j Huntly ; assumed names Drummond and
Willoughby 1872. Seats, Normanton Pk., Stam-
|ford : Grimsthorpe Castle, Bourne, Lines. ; Drum-
mond Castle, Crieff, Perthsh. ; town res., 12
Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Willoughby de Eresby, 1313 by
writ. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1733- U.K. : Bn. Aveland, 1856;
E. of Ancaster, 1892.— The 1st Bn. Willoughby was an
active supporter of Edward I. in his French and Scot-
tish wars. The Bnss. 21st in line married the 1st Bn.
Gwydyr, and thus the two titles became for a time
united ; but on the death of the 3rd Bn. G. in 1870 that
Peerage passed to a cousin, whilst the older Barony was
awarded (after a brief abeyance) to his elder sister,
widow of the 1st Bn. Aveland, who was previously Sir
Gilbert Heathcote, 5th Bt., and whose mother was
Ctss. of Dysart in her own right. His son, the present
Peer, who is thus a Baron through both his father and
mother, and grandson of a Countess, was created Earl of
Ancaster. He is 22nd Baron Willoughby, but 25th when
Baronesses are counted.
Titled Relatives.
( Heathcote-Drummond- Willotighby.)
Issue of present (1st) E.:
Lady Evelyn Clementina, now Lady E. Ewart, Order
of Mercy : b. 1864, mar. 1888 Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry
Peter E., G.C.V.O., K.C.B.,q.v.
Lady Margaret Mary, now Lady M. Rutherford,
b. 1866, mar. 1902 Gideon Macpherson R., Esq.
Res., 31 Sloane Ct. West, Chelsea, S.W.
Lord Willoughby de Eresky (pron. Derzby), heir to
Earldom: Gilbert H.-D.-W., M.A., M.P. for Horn-
castle Div. of Lines. (<?.), Maj. Lines. Imper. Yeom.:
b. 1867, mar. 1905 Eloise Breese. Res., with Earl
(Crieff excepted).
Lady Nina H.-D.-W., b. 1869.
Hon. Charles Strathavon H.-B.- W., 2nd heir, Maj.
Scots Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1870, mar.
1903 Lady Muriel Agnes Stuart Evskine, dau. of
14th E. of Buchan. Res., 19 Cheyne Walk, S.W.
Hon. Claud H.-D.-W., Ca.pt. Coldstrm. Gds., served in
S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1872, mar. 150s, as 2nd husb.,
Lady Florence Astley, dau. of 3rd Marq. Conyng-
ham and widow of Bertram F. Frankland-Russell-
Astley, Esq. Res., Chequers Ct., Tring, Bucks. ;
21 Eaton PL, S.W.
Lady Cecilie, now Lady Cecilie Goff, b. 1874, mar.
1896 Clarence <■?., Esq. Res., Carrowroe Pk., Ros-
common ; 46 Pont St., S.W.
Lady Alice H.-D.- W., b. 1876.
Lady Mary Adelaide, now Ctss. of Dalhotisie, b. 1878,
mar. 1903 the 14th Earl of D., q.v.
Hon. Peter Robert H.-D.-W., Midsh. R.N., b. 1883.
— D aus. -in-law :
Lady Muriel H.-D.-W., see Hon. Charles above.
Lady Florence H.-D.-W., see Hon. Claud.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. Aveland (sists. of present
E.) :
(Present Earl, b. 1830.)
Hon. Clementina Charlotte, now Hon Lady Tryon,
q.v., b. 1833, mar. 1869 the late Vice-Adm. Sir Geo.
T. (d. 1893).
Hon. Elizabeth Sophia Willoughby (her mother
having when in widowhood assumed that name in
lieu of Heathcote), b. 1838. Res., Swinstead Hall,
Bourne, Lines. ; 4 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
ANCRAM, Earl op (Scot. 1633 and 1701) a
title of the Lothian Marquessate, borne by the
heir when the first-bom of the family. Obs.
Ancram and not Ancrum is the recognised style
of the heir, but see " Lothian" under Creations.
ANDERSON Baronetcy (Eng. 1660), believed extinct
1891, but now claimed, as 10th Bt., by James S. Ander-
son, of Gt. Yarmouth.
ANDERSON, Bishop— sec "Riverina."
ANDERSON, Knight (1). Sir George Ander-
son, Kt. Bach. (1905), a banker of Edinburgh.
ANDERSON, Knight (2). Sir John AncU rson,
K.C.M.G. (1901), M.A., Gov. of Straits Settmts.,
High Commissr. for Protected States in Malay
Penins., and Cons.-Gen. f or Territs. of BritishNth.
Borneo Co. ; has been attached to important Com-
mssns. and Confs., was on Staff of H.R.H. the
present Prince of Wales on his visit to the
Colonies : b. 1858. Res., Govt. House, Singapore.
ANDERSON, Knight (3). Sir Robert .<4nderso/<,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), LL.D., barrister-at-law, late
Assist. Commissr. Metrop. Police and head of
Crim. Investig. Dept., a theolog. author: b. 1841,
mar. 1873 the under-mentioned Lady Agnes
Anderson. Res., 39 Linden Gdns., Bays water, W.
ANDERSON", Knight (4). Sir Robert Ander-
son, Kt. Bach. (1903), an Alderman of Belfast,
High Sheriff during the visit of H.M. the King ;
pai'tner in a drapery business and Chmn. of Jno.
Arnott and Co. and of Anderson and M'Aulay
and other Cos., also of Belfast Y.M.C.A. : b.
1837, mar. 1900 Wilhelmina, dau. of Rev. Andrew
Long. Res., The Park, Dunmurry R.S.O., Co.
Antrim; Donegall PL, Belfast.
ANDERSON, Knight (5). Sir Robert Row-
and Anderson, Kt. Bach. (1902), LL.D., P.R.S.E.,
F.R.I.B.A., Hon. R.S.A., a Scottish architect:
b. 1834, mar. 1863 Mary, dau. of Henry Ross,
Esq. R(s., Allermuir House, Colinton R.S.O.,
MicQothn. ; 16 Rutland Sq., Edinburgh.
ANDERSON, Knight (6). Sir Thomas
M'Call Anderson, Kt. Bach. (1905), Prof, of
Medicine in Glasgow Univ.
ANDERSON, Knight (7). Sir William John
Anderson, Kt. Bach. (1896), late Ch. Justice of
Trinidad and Tobago, prev. of Brit. Honduras,
and a Judge in Turk's Is. and Jamaica : b. 1846,
mar. 1871 Mary, dau. of the late S. J. Clutsam,
Esq., M.D. Res., Belize, Brit. Honduras.
ANDERSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon.
Lady A., nee Hon. Augusta Caroline Saumarez
(dau. of 3rd Bn. de Saumarez, widow of 5th Bn.
Boston, own sist. of Dow. Lady Boston, and
mother of present Bn.), b. 1841, mar., 1st, 1859,
Hon. Florance Irby, who became the above 5th
Bn. (d. 1877) ; 2ndly, 1883, the late Sir Henry P.
AndersoD, K.C.B. (d. 1896). Res., Tannheirn,
Wimborne Rd . , Bournemouth, with her son-in-1 iw
Sir H. H. Johnston.— (2) Lady A. (Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Jos. Barcroft, Esq.), mar. 1863
Sir Samuel L. Anderson, Crown Solie. in Ireld.
(d. 1886). Res., 74 Lower Baggot St., Dublin.
no AND
Directory of Peerage,
ANDERSON, Lady Agnes Alexandrina,
sist. of gth E. of Drogheda (q.v.), and wife of
Sir Robt. Anderson, K.C.B., Kt. 3.
ANDERSON, Col. Charles Alexander, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), late R.H.A. ; Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn.
I878-80, Burma 1885-6, and N.W. Frontier 1897-8,
now A.A.G. in Punjab : b. 1857. Res., Murree.
ANDERSON, Maj. Ernest Chester, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1S63.
ANDERSON, Graham, OLE. (1894). (Not in
Ind. Serv. List.)
ANDERSON, Henry Aiken, C.S.I. (1807),
late Actg. Commissr. of Derajat, prev. Dep.
Commissi-, in Punjab: b. 1851, Club, E. Ind.
U. Serv.
ANDERSON, Gen. Horace Searle, C.B. (Mil.
1887), LA. Supernum. List; Persia 1856-7,
Mutiny, Afghn., and Burma 1885-7, comd.
Dists. of Bombay 1886-94, now Col. 101st Grena-
diers (Ind.): b. 1833. lies., Faygate, Horsham,
Sussex.
ANDERSON, Brig.-Surg. John, OLE. (1881),
M.D., F.R.C.P., Lecturer on Trop. Medicine at
St. Mary's Hosp. Med. Sch., was Med. Offr. on
stiff of M. of Ripon in India : b. 1840. Res.,
9 Harley St., W.
ANDERSON, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1902),
late Qmr. and Hon. Capt. A.S.C.; S. Africa 1893-
1903, now with Constab. there : b. 1852.
ANDERSON, John Gerard, I.S.O. (1903),
M.A., late Under Sec. Dept. of Public Instruc-
tion, State of Queensland : b. 1836. lies., Meri-
vale St., South Brisbane.
ANDERSON, Capt. Nelson Graham, D.S.O.
(1900-1), A.S.C., S. Africa 1900: b. 1875.
ANDERSON, Robert, C.M.G. (1903)', M.I.C.E.,
late Ch. Engr, of Uganda Govt. Rails., prev. of
lines in Scotld., Mexico, and Venezuela : b. 1858.
Club, Caledonian.
ANDERSON, Capt. Rowland James Percy,
D.S O. (1900-1), 11th Hussars ; N. W. Ind. Front,
and Uganda, served with Tasm. Imper. Bushmen
in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1873.
ANDERSON, Thomas, I.S.O. (1904), Supt. of
Registry, Bd. of Trade.
ANDERSON, Lt.-Col. Will! am Campbell,
D.S.O. (1900-1), comdg. 4th Batt. Bord. Regt.
(Mil.) ; Niger and Gold Coast 1896-9, S. Africa
1899-1902: b. 1868. Res., Earlywood, Windle-
sham, Camberley.
ANDERSON, Col. William Robert Le Geyt,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), LA., Egypt 18S2, Tirah 1897,
A.D.C. to Gov. of Bombay 1877-8, now Acct.-Gen.
to Mil. Dept. India : b. 1850. lies., Simla.
ANDOE, Knight's Widow. Lady A. (Bea-
trice Ruperta, dau. of the late Thos. Bromley,
Esq., son of 3rd Bt.), mar. 1880 Adm. Sir Hilary
G. Andoe, K.C.B., of nav. serv. from 1855 (d.
1905). Res., 2 Elliot Terr., Plymouth.
ANDOVER, Viscount {Eng. 1622), a title of
the Suffolk and Berkshire Earldom, borne by
the heir when a son.
ANDREWS, Priv. Counc. (1). Rt. Hon.
Thomas Andrews, P.C. {Irel. 1903), a D.L. for
Co. Down, Chmn. of Down CO. during the visit
of H.M. the King, is also Chmn. Co. Down Rail,
and Pres. of Ulster Lib. Un. Assoc., a flax-
spinner : b. 1843, mar. 1870. Mm., Ardara, Comber
R.S.O.. Co. Down.
ANDREWS, Priv. Counc. (2). Rt. Hon.
William Drennan Andrews, P.C. {Irel. 1897),
LL.D., Judge of King's Bench Div. High Ct.,
Ireld., formerly of Excheq. and Matrimon. Divs.,
appd. Q.C. 1872: b. 1832, widower. Res., 51
Lower Leeson St., Dublin.
ANGEL, Capt. Thomas Lumbard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Kimberley Tn. Gd. ; Bechuanald. 1896-7,
and S. Afr. War 1900-1. Res., 33 Roper St.,
Kimberley.
ANGLER, Knight. Sir Theodore Vivian
Samuel Angler, Kt. Bach. (1904), F.R.S.S.,
metnb. of the steamship firm of Angier Bros, and
a Dir. of Empire Steamship Assur. Assoc., Pres.
1905 of Chamb. of Shipping of U.K., formerly
; Capt. Middx. Yeom. : b. 1845, mar. 1897 Lilian
j Maude, dau. of the late Edmd. Routledge, Esq.
Res., Hill Crest, Dyke Rd., Brighton.
ANGLESEY, Marquess of. Charles Henry
I Alexander Paget, 5th Marq. {U.K.) and a Bt.
{Irel.), 2nd Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds., a minor till
i April 1906 : 1st cousin of 5th Marq., son of Lord
I Alex. Victor Paget,and gt. grandson of the Water-
j loo Fd. -Marshal ; t>. April 14, 1885 ; sue. 1905 (C).
Seats, Anglesey Castle (Plas Newydd), Llanfair
I P. G. R.S.O., Anglesea; Beaudesert, Lichfield;
14 Southwick Crese., Oxford Sq., W.
Creations. Bn. Paget, Eng. 1553 by writ; E. of
Uxbriclge, Gt. Br. 1784; M. of Anglesey, U.K. 1815; a
Bt. Irel. 1730.— The ist Bn. Paget was executor to
Henry VIII. and raised to the Peerage under Edward
VI. The 9th Bn. obtained the Earldom, and his
successor the Marquessate, he having been greatly dis-
tinguished in the Peninsular War and having at
Waterloo led the grand- charge which is considered to
have decided the victory ; he was afterwards twice Lord
Lieut, of Ireland. The line, of succession from 1769 has
descended from Sir Nicholas Bayly, 2nd Bt., who had
married the heiress of the Paget Bny., and whose son,
the above 9th Bn. and ist Earl, immediately assumed
the ancient family name.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Paget.)
Pro. of present {dth) 31. (heir pres. to arques-
sate) :
Victor William P., Esq., b. 1889. (2nd heir, his ist
cous. once rem. Fitzroy Hicbard Clarence P., b.
1853.)
Surviving issue of 2nd 31 . (uncle and aunt of pres.):
(By ist mrrge.
The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1821, d. 1880, childless.)
Bv 2ND mrrge.
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1835, d. 1898. Son :
The late 5th Marquess, b. 1875, d. 1905 childless.)
Lady Florence Cecilia, aftds. Mchss. of Hastings
(which title she retains by courtesy), b. 1842, mar.,
ist., 1864, 4th Marq. of H. (d. 1868) ; andly, 1870, Sir
Geo. Chetwynd, 4th Bt., q.v.
Lord Berkeley Charles Sydney P., formerly Hon. Maj.
Staffordsh. Yeomanry, b. 1844, mar. 1877 Florence,
dau. of the late Wm. H. Chetwynd, Esq. (Lady
Berkeley P.). Res., 11 Upper Wimpole St., W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Alexander P. (nie Hon. Hester Alice Stapleton-
Cotton), dau. of 2nd Vise. Combermere, b. 1851, mar.
1880 the late Lord Alexander Victor P. (d. 1896).
Res., 14 Southwick Cresc, Oxford Sq., W. Son:
Present Marquess, b. i88j.
Daus.-in-law of 1st 31. (gt. aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Marquess, b. 1797, d. 1869.)
Lady Alfred P. (Cecilia, dau. of Geo. T. Wyndham,
Esq.), mar. 1847 the late Gen. Lord Alfred Henry
P., C.B. (d. 1888). Res., Upper Lodge, Bushey Pk.,
Teddington ; 56 Queen Anne St., W.
Lady George Augustus, now by 2nd mrrge. (1881)
Dow. Ctss. of Essex, q.v. (mar., ist, 1861, Gen. Lord
Geo. A. Fredk. P., K.C.B., who died 1880).
ANGLESEY, Marquesses' Widows. (1)
Dowager Marchioness of A. (Mary Living-
stone, dau. of J. P. King, Esq., of Georgia,
U.S.A., and widow of Hon. Hy. Wodehouse),
mar. 1880, as 3rd wife, 4th M. of Anglesey (d.
i§g8) . Res., 7 Rue de l'Ermitage, Versailles.— (2)
Marchioness of A. (Lilian Florence Maud,
dau. of Sir Geo. Chetwynd, 4th Bt., and of the
ANGr Baronetage, Knightage, Sc. AN" 3 in
Mchss. of Hastings), mar. 1898 5th Marq. (d.
1905). lies., 39 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
ANGUS, Earl of {Scot. 1389)— see "Hamil-
ton, D. of."
ANGUS, Col. William Mathwin, C.B. (Civ.
1902), V.D., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Newcastle-
on-Tyne Vol. Artill. : b. 1851. lies., Framlington
House, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
ANLEY, Capt. Baenett Dver Lemprikre
Gray, D.S.O. (1900-1), Essex Regt.; with 6th Batt.
Mtd. Inf. in Boer War 1899-1Q00 : b. 1873.
ANNALY, Baron. Luke White, 3rd Bn.
{U.K.), a D.L. for Co. Longford, Hon, Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Northants. Imper. Yeom., for-
merly Capt. in Scots Gds., served in Egypt 1882 :
son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Feb. 25, 1857 ; sue. 1888
{L.U.); mar. 1884 the Hon. Lilah Georgiana
Augusta Constance Agar-Ellis, dau. of 3rd Vise.
Clifden. Seats, Gowran E.S.O., Co. Kilkenny;
Holdenbj^ House, Northampton ; Luttrellstown,
Cionsilla^ Co. Dublin {let) ; town res., 43 Berkeley
Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Annaly, U.K. 1863.— The 1st Bn. had
long been M.P. for Dublin and for Co. Longford, also
Lieutenant of latter.
Titled Relatives.
(White.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Luk.e Henry IF, heir to Barony, Lieut. 3rd
Co. of Loud. Impcr. Yeom : b. 1885. (2nd heir, his
uncle Hon. Charles James.)
Hon. Lilah Charlotte Sarah W., l>. 1889.
Hon. Lucia Emily Margaret IF., b. 1890.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Ellen, new Dow. Lady Inchiquin (q.v.), b. 1354.
mar. 1874 14th Bn. I. (d. 1900).
Hon. Alice Emily, now Vctss. Coke, b. 1855, mar.
1879 Vise. C, see " Leicester, 2nd E."
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Charles James IF., formerly Capt. Royal
Fusiliers and Ch. Commissi1, of Police in Rhodesia,
served in Matabele Campaigns of 1893 and 1G96 :
b. i860, mar. 1901 Evelyn, dau. of J. JLJ. Bulkeley-
Johnson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Charles IF). Res.,
2 West Chapel St., Mayfair, AV.
Hon. Robert IF, late Capt. Roy. Welsh Fus., and
Staff Offr. in Rhodesia Horse, served in Nile
Expedn. 1884-5 aQd in S. Africa igoo, and took
part, together with his deceased bro. Hon. Henry
Freda, in the Jameson Raid (sentenced to seven
months' imprisonment) : b. 1861. Res., 16 Stratton
St., Piccadilly, W.
Hon. Violet, now Lady Percy St. Maur, b. 1869, mar.
1899 Lord Percy St. M., son of the 14th D. of Somer-
set (q.v.) and heir pres. to the Dukedom.
Hon. Francis William IF, b. 1873.
Surviving daus. of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1829, d. i833.)
Hon. Eleanor Eliza, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Holden,
b. 1834. mar. 1854 the late Col. Henry H. (d. 1898).
Res., Reedley House, Burnley, Lanes. ; 33 Mon-
tagu Sq., W.
Hon. Eniilie Beaujolais, now The Lady Ebury, b.
1844, mar. 1867 2nd Bn. E., q.v.
ANNALY, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
.Lady A. (Emily, dau. of Jas. Stuart, Esq.), mar.
1853 2nd Bn. Annaly (d. 1888). Bes., 22 Gros-
venorSt., W.
ANNESLEY, family name of Annesley Earl-
dom and Valentia Viscounty. Index to the two
lines :
|Hn. Algern.S.A. v.Ly. Constance, a. Hn. Kathleen, v.
Iln. Altisidora, v. Hn. Dorothy, v. Hn. Lettice, v.
Hn. Arthur, v. Hon.Mrs. Fras.sep. Hn. Sydney A. v.
Hn. Mrs. Arthur, a. Hn. Helen, v. Hn. Victoria, v.
Hon. Caryl A. J. v. Hn. Hilda Cec. v. Hn. Violet, v.
I Ly. Clare, a.
ANNESLEY, Earl. Hugh Annesley, 5th Earl
Vjrel.), an Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1877), B.A., a
D.L. for Co. Down, an M.P. 1857-74 (as Hon. H.
Annesley), formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Gds., served in
Kaffir War of 1851-3 and in Crimea : son of 3rd E.
and bro. of 4th ; b. Jan. 26, 1831 ; sue. 1874
(C.) ; mar., 1st, 1877, the late Mabel Wilhelmina
Frances, dau. of Col. Wm. T. Markham (she died
1891) ; 2ndly, 1892, Priscilla Cecilia, dau. of the
late Wm. Armitage Moore, Esq. Seats, Castle-
wellan, and Donard Lodge, Newcastle R.S.O.,
both Co. Down ; town res., Annesley Lodge,
Sussex PI., Regent's Pk., N.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Annesley of Castlewellan, 1758 ;
Vise. Glerawly (q.v.) 1766; Earl Annesley, 1789.— The 1st
Bo. and Vise, was M.P. for Middleton (Yorks.) and a
barrister. His successor was raised to the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Annesley.)
Issue of present {$th) E.:
By 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Mabel Marguerite, now Lady Marguerite
Soivei-by, b. 18S1, mar. 1904 Lieut. Gerald S:, R.N.
Vise. Glerawlv, heir to Earldom: Francis A., b.
1884. (and heir, his 1st cousin Walter Beresford A.,
b. 1861.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Clare A. b. 1893.
Lady Constance Mary A.., b. 1893.
Dau.-in-laiv of 3rd E. (sist.-in-law of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1830, d. unmrrd. 1874.)
(Present Earl, b. 1831.)
Hon. Mrs. Arthur A. (Clara, dau. of the late Geo.
Weston, Esq.), mar. 1867 the late Capt. Hon.
Arth. A. (d. 1881). Res., 6 Coburg PL, Kens. Gdns.,
ANNESLEY, Hon. Mrs. Francis, sist. of 4th
Bn. Newborough.
ANNESLEY, Maj. James Howard Adolphus,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 6th Drgn. Gds. ; Tirah 1897-8,
S. Africa 1900-1, late a Staff Capt. in Pretoria
Sub-Dist.: b. 1868 (descendant of 2nd Earl).
ANNESLEY, Maj. William Richard Norton,
D.S.O. (1886), Roy. W. Kent Regt. ; Egypt 1886:
b. 1863 (descendant of 2nd Earl).
ANNESLEY (LYTTELTON-), Knight. Lt.-
Gen. Sir Arthur Lyttelton Lyttelton-Annesley ,
K.C.V.O. (1903), F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., F.S.Arts, Col.
11th Hussars, served in Crimea and has been
A.A.G. at Headqrs. and A.G. at Bombay, ret.
1898: b. 1837, assumed name of Lyttelton 1884.
Res. , Templemere, Weybridge, Surrey.
ANSON, family name of Lichfield Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons.," also below.
ANSON, Baronet. Sir William Reynell
Anson, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1831), D.C.L., LL.D., M.P.
for Oxford Univ. {L.U.), Pari. Sec; to Bd. of
Education, barrister-at-law, Chmn. Oxfordsh.
Q..S., Warden of All Souls Coll., andChanc. of the
Diocese of Oxford, a Trustee of Nat. Portr.
Gall., late Vice-Chanc. of the Univ. and for-
merly Vinerian Reader in Civ. and Engl. Law :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1843, sue. 1873. Heir pres.,
his bro. Frederick Arthur (b. 1850 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Denis George William, b. 1888). Seat,
Birch Hall, Manchester ; res., All Souls Coll.,
Oxford ; Pusey, Faringdon, Berks. ; 192 Ashley
Gdns., Westmr., S.W. ; chamb., 1 Brick Ct.,
Temple. E.C.
ANSON, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Hon.
Adelbert John Robert Anson, D.D., 1st Bp.
of QuAppelle (Assiniboia, Canada, 1884-92), was
Warden of St. John's Hosp. Lichfield 1893-8, now
a Canon of that Cathedral : son of 1st E. of Lich-
field, b. i8ao, cons. 1884. Bes., The Close, Lich-
field.
ANSON, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Archibald
Edward Harbord Anson, K.C.M.G. (1882), R.A.
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retd. (1879), served in Crimea and Malay Penins.,
and has three times administered Govt, of Straits
Settmts., was Insp.-Gen. of Police at Mauritius
1858-67 and Lt.-Gov. of Penang 1867-82 : b. 1826
(son of 1st Bt. in above line), widower. Res.,
Southfield, Silverhill, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
ANSON, Viscount {by courtesy— -title U.K.
1806), eld. son and heir of E. of Lichfield, q.v.
Obs. The late Viscounty of Anson is now absorbed
in the Lichfield Earldom.
ANSON, Hons. Mrs. Algernon and Mrs.
Frederick, daus. respectively of 6th and 5th
Bns. Vernon.
ANSON, Capt. Charles Eustace, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), E.N., Egypt 1882, now comdg.
H.M.'s Yacht 'Osborne:' b. 1859 (grandson of
5th Bn. Vernon). Club, Jun. U. Serv.
ANSTICE, Col. John Arthur, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
V.D., M.A., Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.)
1st Vol. Batt. Shropsh. L.I., a C.C. for the Co.,
several times Mayor of Wenlock : b. 1846. Res.,
Marnwood, Iron Bridge R.S.O., Salop.
ANSTICE, Col. Robert Henry, C.B. (Civ.
1902), M.A., Lt.-Col. (retd.) and Hon. Col. 1st
Aberdeensh. Vol. R.E. : b. 1843 (elder bro. of
preceding). Res., Madeley Wood Hall, Iron
Bridge R.S.O., Salop.
ANSTRUTHER {pron. Anster), Baronet. Sir
Ralph "William Anstruther, 6th Bt. of Balcaskie
(Scot. 1694), a D.L. for Caithness and Eifesh.,
Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. 6th Vol. Batt,
Black Watch, formerly Capt. R.E., has served
in Egypt and BechuanalancL : son of 5th Bt., b.
1858, sue. 1886, mar. same year Mildred Harriet,
dau. of the late Edwd Hussey, Esq. Heir, his
son Robert Edward (b. 1890; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Henry Torrens, b. i860). Seats, Balcaskie,
Pittenweem R.S.O., Fifesh. ; Watten R.S.O.,
Caithness.
ANSTRUTHER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady A. (Louisa, dau. of the late Rev. Wm. K.
Marshall, D.D.), mar. 1857 Sir Robt. Anstruther,
5th Bt. (d. 1886). Res., Hook Heath, Woking,
Surrey ; 23 De Vere Gdns., Kens., W.
ANSTRUTHER, Col. Charles Frederick St.
Clair, M.V.O. (4th Class 1905), D.S.O. (1900-1),
comdg. 2nd Lite Gds. ; S. Africa igoo : b. 1855
{ne Anstruther - Thomson). Res., Rutland
House, Rutld. Gdns., S.W.
ANSTRUTHER, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of
4th Bn. Sudeley.
ANSTRUTHER (CARMICHAEL-), Baronet.
Sir Windham Frederick Carmichael-Anstruther,
11th Bt. of Anstruther {Scot. 1700) and 7th of
Carcnichael {Gt. Br. 1798), Heritable Carver to
Roy. Household in Scotld. : son of 10th Bt.,
b. 1902, sue. 1903. Heir, his 1st cousin once
removed, Gerald Yorke C.-A. (b. 1871 ; 2nd
heir latter' s son. Eiic, b. 18—). Seat, Car-
michael House, Thankerton R.S.O., Lanarks.
ANSTRUTHER (CARMICHAEL-), Baronets'
Widows, (i) Dowager Lady C.-A. (Mary Anne,
dau. of Jno. Parsons, Esq.), mar. 1859, as 3rd
wife, Sir Windham Carmichael-Anstruther, 8th
Bt. (d. 1869).— (2) Lady C.-A. (Sylvia, dau. of
Sir Fredk. M. Darley, G.C.M.G.), mar. 1901
Sir Windham Robt. Carmichael-Anstruther, 10th
Bt. (d. 1903), mar. 1905 Hon. A. Hanbury-Tracy,
C.M.G., q.v. Res., with the infant present Bt.
ANSTRUTHER (LLOYD-), Hon. Mrs. Fitz-
Roy, dau. of 6th Bn. Calthorpe.
ANTICHAMP (or -c 11 an)— see " Autiehamp."
ANTIGUA, Bishop op. Rt. Rev. Walter
Farrar, D.D., 6th Bp., late Acting Princ. of
Theolog. Coll. Kingston, Jamaica, and Rect. of
Hawkchurch, Dorset. Res., Clare Hall, Antigua.
ANTILL, Col. John Macquarie, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), N.S.W. Mtd. Rifles; S. Africa 1899-
1901, now on Staff of Austral. Commonwealth
Forces and Ch. Instr. of Mtd. Troops in N.S.W. :
b. 1866. Res., Sydney.
ANTRIM, Earl of. William Randal
31'Donnell, 11th Earl {Irel., 6th of 2nd creation),
a D.L. of Co. Antrim, formerly Lieut. Tyrone
Fusiliers : son of 10th (5th) E. ; b. Jan. 8, 1851 ;
sue. 1869; mar. 1875 Louisa Jane, V.A., dau. of
the late Gen. Hon. Chas. Grey and a Lady of
the Bedchamber to H. M. the Queen. Seat,
Glenarm Castle, Larne, Co. Antrim.
Creation. E. of Antrim and Vise. Dunluce, Irel., new
patent 1785 modifying orig. of 1620. — A family of
Scottish origin, descended from John, Lord of the Isles,
who married a daughter of King Itobert II. His de-
scendants, however, were more than once in rebellion,
and after the execution of one of them, with four of his
six sons, in 1494, the two surviving sons fled to Ireland,
but returned later on, and in 1529 " ravaged the lands of
the Campbells with fire and sword" 1' Burke'). The
next representative of the family was at war with both
the Irish and English, but became possessed of lands in
Ireland and eventually settled down as a faithful sub-
ject of Queen Elizabeth. He was made a free citizen
of Ireland, and married the daughter of the Earl of
Tyrone. His son Sir Randal MacSorley MacDonnell
obtained the Peerage. The 6th Earl, having no male
issue, procured the right of succession for his daughters
and their male issue, so that there was never any
interruption in the line : the present Earl is therefore
actually the nth, though holding his title from a
patent under which he is only the 6th. The 2nd Earl of
the original creation was promoted to be Marq. of
Antrim, but that title expired upon the death of the
6th, not being included in the exrended remainder to
daughters. The 2nd of these married Lord Mark Robert
Kerr, but her son, on succeeding as 9th Earl, resumed
the former name of M'Donnell.
Titled Relatives.
{M 'Donnell.)
Issue of present {llth) E. :
Lady Sibyl Mary, now Lady S. Smith, b. 1876, mar.
1897 Vivian Hugh S., Esq. Res., 36 Hertford St.,
Mayfair, W.
Vise. Dunluce, heir to Earldom : Randal Mark Kerr
M'D., b. 1878, mar. 1904 Margaret Isabel, dau. of
Rt. Hon. J. C Talbot, M.P.
Hon. Angus M'J)., 2nd heir, b. 1881.
Surviving issue of loth E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1351.)
Hon. Mark Henry Horace M'D., formerly Lieut.
Roy. Irish Regt., b. 1852, mar. 1892 Emily Fanny
Dorothy, dau. of Sir G-eo. R. Osborn, 6th Bt.
(Hon. Mrs. Horace M'D.). Res., Bedford.
Lady Caroline Elizabeth, now Lady V. Bertie, b. 1853,
mar. 1881 Rev. the Hon. Alberic Edwd. B., son of
6th E. of Abingdon, q.v.
Hon. Alexander M 'D., a clerk in House of Lords, b.
1857. Res., 103 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
! Lady Mabel Harriet, now Lady M. Howard, b. 1858,
mar. 1878 Henry Chas. //., Esq., gt. nephew of 12th
IX of Norfolk. Res., Greystoke Castle, Penrith,
Cumbd.
i Lady Evelyn M'D., b. i860. Ties., with Hon. Alex.
Hon. Sir Schomberg Kerr M 'D., K.C.B., b. 1861, see
"M'Donnell, Kt. 1."
Lady Jane Grey, now The Ijady Clinton, b. 1863, mar.
i386 Hon. Chas. Jno. Robt. II.-S.-F.-Tre/usis, now
21st Bn. Clinton, q.v.
Lady Helena, now Lady H. (" IXina,'') Balfour, b. 1865
mar. 1888 Chas. Barrington B., Esq., M.P. Res.,
Newton Don, Kelso, Roxburgh ; Balfour House,
Balgonie, Markinch, Fifesh. ; 14 Grosvenor Cresc,
S.W.
1 Dau. ofgth E. (1st cousin of present) :
I Lady Helen Laura, b. 1837— see "Mac Gregor, Bt.'s
Widow."
Dau.-in-law of Ctss. Sth in line (being aunt of
I present E.) — surname Kerr:
(The late 9th Earl, b, 1812, d. 1853.)
I (The laU 10th Earl, b. 1814, d. 1869.
ANT
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
ARC
"3
Hon. Mrs. Arthur Kerr (Agnes Steuart, dau. of J.
H. Frankland, Esq.), mar. 1846 the late Hon.
Arthur Schomberg K. (d. 1856). Res., 5 Beaufort
Gdns., Brompton Rd„ S. W.
ANTROBUS, Baronet. Col. Sir Edmund
Antrobus, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1815), formerly comdg.
3rd Batt. Gren. Gas., served in Suakin Expedn.
1885, ret. 1903: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1899,
mar. 1886 Florence, dau. of the late Capt. Jules
A. Sartoris. Heir, his son Edmund (b. 1886 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Cosmo Gordon, b. 1859). Scat,
Arnesbury Abbey, Salisbury.
ANTROBUS, Reginald Laurence, C.B. (Civ.
1898), B.A., an Assist. Under Sec. in Colon.
Office, admind. Govt, of St. Helena 1889-90, has
been Priv. Sec. to four For. Sees. : b. 1853. Ees.,
19 Cranley Gdns., 8. Kens. S.W.
AOSTA, Duke d' (Duca, Italy 1238 : d' = di).
H.R.H. Prince Emanuele Filiberto Vittorio
Eugenio Geneva Giuseppe Maria, K.G. (1902),
1st cousin of the King of Italy : b. 1869 (at
Geneva), mar. (at Kingston) 1895 H.R.H. Prss.
I HClene d.' Orleans. Ees., Castello di Mandria,
' Turin.
APAP-TESTAFERRATA, Marquess. Giu-
seppe Apap, 1st Marq. (Papacy 1889), Hered. Kt.
of Holy Rom. Emp., a Patrician of Rome and of
Messina : grandson of 2nd M. of Gnien-is-
Sultan (of Maltese Nobility), b. 1841, mar. 1874
Rosina, dau. of Prince Nicodemo Sabatini and of
Francesca Palermo, a Princess in her own right.
No heir. Ees., Marsa Scirocco and Zeitun, both
Malta ; Strada Santa Caterina and 144 Strada
Cristoforo, both Valetta.
APLIN, Maj. John George Orlebar,
C.M.G. (1809), Insp.-Gen. of Lagos Constab., and
Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. D. of Cornwall's
L.I. (Mil.). Ees., Lagos, W. Africa.
APLIN, Lt.-Col. Philip John Hantham, D.S.O.
(1904), I.A., Afghn. 1879-1880, Burma 1885-9,
Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1859.
APPELBE, Col. Edward Benjamin, C.B. (Mil.
1902), 1st Class Offr. in Army Ordnance Dept.;
Zululd., Soudan 1884-5 and 1888-9, an(i S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1855. Club, Imper. Serv.
APPERLEY, Newton Wynne, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), Priv. Sec. to Marq. of Londonderry,
formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj . Montgom. Imper.
Yeom. : b. 1846. Res., South End, Durham.
APPERSON, George Latimer, I.S.O. (1903),
is class clerk in Scotch Educn. Dept.: b. 1857.
APPLEYARD, Maj .-Gen. Frederick Ernest,
C.B. (Mil. 1875), Burma 1852, Crimea, and Afghn.
878-9, ret. 1884 as Hon. Maj -Gen. : b. 1829.
Res., Tarakai, Surbiton, Surrey.
APPLIN, Capt. Reginald Vincent Kempen-
feldt, D.S.O. (1902), 14th Hussars; opera-
tions in India 1894 &c- an(l S. Africa 1900-2,
now a D.A.A.G. for Musketry : b. 1869.
APSLEY, Lord (by courtesy— title Baron A.,
Gt. Br. 1771), eld. son and heir of Earl Bathurst.
ARBUCKLE, Knight. Hon. Sir William
Arbuckle, Kt. Bach. (1902), Agent-Gen. for Natal
n London and Chmn. of several Commssns. and
Umttees., late Pres. Leg. Counc, Colon. Treas.,
fee. (title " Hon." to be retained) : b. 1839, mar.
1865 Henrietta, dau. of Hy. Shire, Esq. Ees.,
'.6 Victoria St. , S.W.
ARBUTHNOT, Baronet. Sir Robert Keith
irbuthnot, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1823), M.V.O. (4th Class,
904), Flag-Capt. to Com.-in-Ch. at Portsmouth :
:on of 3rd Bt., b. 1864, sue. 1889, mar. 1897 Lina,
iau. of Col. Alex. C. Macleay, C.B. Heir pres., his
)ro. Maj. Dalrymple A., R.A. (b. 1867 ; 2nd heir,
next surv. bro., William Fitzgerald, b. 1875).
Ees., 105 Cadogan GdDs., S.W.
ARBUTHNOT, Knight (1). Sir Alexander
John A?buth7iot,~K.CS.l. (1873), CLE. (1878), late
Memb. Counc. of India, formerly of that of the
Viceroy, and Vice-Chanc. Madras and Calcutta
Univs., temp. Gov. of Madras 1872 : son of late
Bp. of Killaloe, b. 1822, mar. 1899, 2nd wife,
Constance Angelena, dau. of Sir Wm. Milman,
3rd Bt. Ees., Newtown House, Newbury, Berks.
ARBUTHNOT, Knight (2). Sir George Gough
Arbuthnot, Kt. Bach. (1901), partner in a merchant
and banking firm at Madras and an M.L.C :
b. 1848 (grandson of 1st Bt.), mar. 1873 Isabella,
dau. of Rev. the Hon. Richd. C. Boyle (son of
8th E. of Cork). Ees., 4 Grosvenor Cresc, Bel-
grave Sq., S.W.
ARBUTHNOT, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Caroline Charlotte, dau. of Wm. Clarke, Esq.,
M.D., of Barbados), mar. 1868 Gen. Sir Chas. G.
Arbuthnot, G.C.B. (d. 1899). Ees., 49 Charleville
Rd., W. Kens., W.
ARBUTHNOT, Capt. John Bernard, M.V.O.
f5th Class, 1902), Scots Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-1,
late A.D.C. to Gov. of Hong Kong : b. 1875.
ARBUTHNOTT, family name of following
Viscounty.
ARBUTHNOTT, Master of, title of heir to
following Viscounty when a son.
ARBUTHNOTT (pron. Ar'buthnot), Viscount.
David Arbuthnott, 11th Vise. (Scot.) : son of
9th V. and bro. of 10th; b. Jan. 29, 1845; sue.
1895; unmrrd. Seat, Arbuthnott House, Fordoun,
Kincardinesh.
Creation. Vise. Arbuthnott and Bn. Inverbervie, Scot.
1641.— The 1st Vise, obtained his title for devotion to
Charles I., having in the first place been knighted.
Titled Relatives.
(Arbuthnott.)
Surviving issue ofgth V. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Hon. Clementina, now Hon. Mrs. Alex. Stuart, b.
1838, mar. 1864 the late Alex. S., Esq. (d. 1901).
Res., Campfield, Glassel R.S.O., Aberdnsh.
(The late 10th Viscount, b. 1843, d. childless 1895.)
(Pkesent V'scount, b. 1845.)
Hon. Huon A., heir pres. to Viscounty, formerly
Lieut. 81st Toot : b. 1847. Res., with the Peer.
Hon. William A., 2nd heir, b. 1349. \Res., as pre-
Hon. Margaret A., b. 1854. J ceding.
Dau. of 8th V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 9th Viscount, b. 1806, d. 1891.)
Hon. Anne Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Alex. Crieape,
b. 1813, mar. 1847 the late Alex. C, Esq. (d. 1892).
Res., Lathockar, also Strath ty rum (with her son
-see under " Airlie, 7th E."), both nr. St.
Andrews, Fifesh.
— Daus. -in-law:
Hon. Mrs. Hugh A. (Susannah Morrison, dau. of
the late Jno. Campbell, Esq.), mar. 1854 the late
Lt.-Col. Hon. Hugh A. (d. iS65). Res., Downside,
Otley Rd., Harrogate.
Hon. Mrs. David A. (Eliza, dau. of Thos. F.
Reynolds, Esq.), mar. 1847 the late Hon. David A.,
C.S.I, (d. 1901). Res., Fairlawn, Paignton, Devon.
ARBUTHNOTT, John Campbell, CLE.
(1898), a Dep. Commissr. in Assam: b. 1858
(grandson of 8th Vise). ^ _
ARCHDALE, Col. Hugh James, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Lines. Regt. ; Soudan 1885, Burma
1886-7, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1854.
ARCHDALE, Capt. Theodore Montgomery,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1839-1901: b.
l8ARCHDALL, Bishop— see " Killaloe."
ARCHER, Thomas, C.M.G. (1884), formerly
K
ii4 ARC Directory of Peerage,
Agent-Gen. for Queensland : b. 1823. Ees.,
Sydenham, S.E.
ARCHER, William John, C.M.Gr. (1902), late
Consul at Bangkok, and Judge of H.M.'s Court
for Siarn : f ormerly Acting Cons, at Rio Grande
do Sul, now a Judge of Mixed Gt. of First
Instance, Egypt: b. 1861. Ees., Alexandria.
ARCHIBALD, Knights' Vvtidows. (1) Lady
A. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Burnyeat),
mar. 1843 Sir Adams G. Archibald, K.C.M.G.,
Ch. Sec. &c. for Nova Scotia (d. 1892). Ees., The
j Cottage, Truro, Nova Scotia. — (2) Lad y A . (Sarah,
I dau. of the late Richd. Smith, Esq., of Dudley),
! mar. 1841 Hon. Sir Thos. D. Archibald, Judge
! of Queen's Bench (d. 1876). Res., The Hawthorns,
2 Carlton Rd., Putney, S."W.
ARDAGH, Bishop of— see " Kilmore."
ARDAGH, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir John
Charles Ardagh, K.C.M.G. (1902), K.C.I.E.
(1894), C.B. (Civ. 1878, Mil. 1884), R.E., A.I.C.E.,
F.R.C.S.,F.R.G.S., served in Egypt, Soudan, &c,
ret. 1902, was A.A.G. in Nile Expedn. and aftds.
at Headqrs., an Extra A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch.
1887-96, Col. on Staff in S. Africa 1902, has served
also on various Cmttees., Confs., and Missions,
and been Priv. Sec. to two Viceroys of India, is a
memb. of-Ct. of Internat. Arbitr. and Brit. Dir. of
Suez Canal : b. 1840, mar. 1896 Susan, Otss. of
Malmesbury, q_.v. Ees., 113 Queen's Gt., S.W.
ARDAGH, Capt. George Hutchtngs, D.S.O.
(1902), late 9th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1901 ; b. 1861. Ees., Shorthands, Staines.
ABDEE, Lord {by courtesy— title Ld. Brabazon,
Bn. A., Irel. 1616), eld. son and heir of E. of
Meath.
ABDEN, Baron {Irel. 1770, U.K. 1802)— see
"Egmont, E. of."
ARDEN (BAILLIE- HAMILTON-), family
name in line of succession of Haddington Earl-
dom, otherwise Baillie-Hamilton.
ARDFERT, Bishop of — see " Limerick."
ARDILAUN, Baron. Arthur Edward
Guinness, 1st Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., M.A.,
LL.D., a D.L. for Cos. Galway and Kerry and
Co. and City of Dublin, an M.P. 1868-9 and
1874-80: son of Sir Benj. L. Guinness, 1st Bt.,
M.P. ; b. Nov. 1, 1840; sue. as 2nd Bt. 1868,
cr. Bn. 1880 {€'.) ; mar. 1871 Lady Olivia Charlotte
White, dau. of 3rd E. of Bantry. Heir, to Peerage
none; to Baronetcy his nephew Algernon
Arthur St. Lawrence Lee G. (b. 1883 ; 2nd
heir, latter 's bro. Kenelm Edward Lee, b. 1887).
Seats, Ashford, Co. Galway, Cong R.S.O. ; St.
Anne's, Clontarf , Dublin ; Muckross, Killarney ;
The Castle, Macroom, Cork ; toivn res., 11 Carlton
House Terr., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1867 ; Bn. Ardilaun, 1880.—
No issue. Bn. Iveagh is his younger brother. The 1st
Bt. had restored the half-ruined Cathedral of St. Patrick
at his own cost, and was for this liberality permitted to
bear supporters in his coat of arms.
ARDROSSAN, Baron {U.K. i8o5)— see
"Eglinton and Winton, E. of."
ARDWALL, Lord {of Scssio?i). Andre v
Jameson, M.A., formerly Sheriff of Cos. Rox-
burgh, Berwick, and Selkirk, of Ross, Cromarty,
.and Sutherld., and of Perth ; appd. Q.C. 1897, a
J_,ord of Session with title Hon. Lord Ardwall
1905: b. 1845, mar. 1875 Christian Robison {Hon.
Lady Ardwall), dau. of Jno. Gordon Brown, Esq.
Res., Ardwall, Kirkeudbt. ; 14 Moray PL, Edin-
burgh.
ARGYLL, Bishop op. Rt. Rev. James Robert
Alexander Chinnery-IIaldane, D.D., LL.M.,
Bp. of Argyll and the Isles, prev. Dean of
AEG
same, and formerly Incumbt. of St. Bride's,
Lochaber : b. 1842, cons. 1883, mar. and assumed
name of Chinnery 1864. Ees., Alltsheilaeh, Onich
R.S.O. , Inverness-sh.
ARGYLL, Duke of. John Douglas Suther-
land Campbell, qth Duke {Scot., 2nd of U.K.),
K.T. (1871), P.O. "((?*. Br. 1875), G.C.M.G. (1878),
G.C.V.O. (1901), V.D., LL.D.; Heritable Master
of H.M.'s Househd. in Scotland, Keeper of Dun-
staffnage, Dunoon, and Carrick Castles, and
Keeper of the Great Seal of Scotland, Lord
Lieut, and Hered. High Sheriff of Argyllshire,
Admiral of the Western Isles, a D.L. for Dum-
bartonsh. , and Gov. of Windsor Castle, Chane. of
Order of St. Mich, and St. George, formerly
Gov. -Gen. of Canada, is Hon. Col. 1st Argyll and ,
Bute Vol. Artill., of 7th Middx. Rifle Vols. (Lond. j
Scott.), of 5th Vol. Batt. Highld. L. I., of 6th Batt. j
Lanes. Fus. (Mil.), of 5th Vol. Batt. Arg. and !
Suthd. Highldrs., and of Argyll L. I. (15th Canad. I
L.I.) ; an M.P. 1868-78 and 1895-1900; head of the
house and clan of Campbell: son of 8th D. ; b.
Aug. 6, 1845; sue. igoo {L.U.) ; mar. 1871 H.R.H.
the Princess Louise (see Roy. Fam.). Seat, Rose-
neath House, Dumbartonsh. ; town res., Ken-
sington Palace, W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Campbell, 144.5 ; E. of Argyll, 1457 ;
Ld. Lome, 1470 ; D. of Argyll, M. of Lome (Lorn) and Kin-
tyre, E.of Campbell and Cowuli.V.of Lochow and Glenyla,
and Ld. of Inveraray, Mull, Movvern, and Tirie, 1701. Gl.
Br. : Bn. Sundridgo, 1766, and Bn. Hamilton of Hamel-
don, 1776. U.K.: D. of Argyll, 1892.— Sir Colin
Campbell, of Lochow, who was knighted in 1280 by
Alexander III., was called by the Gaelic title Mac
Galium M6r— i.e., Mac Callum the Great (his father
was called Cailin Mor, and the two similar forms have
been confused and led to several variations). This chief
was slain in a conflict with the Lord of Lorn, but the
two houses were in time united by marriage. Sir
Colin's descendants adhered to the fortunes of the
Bruces, and came to be created successively Lords
Campbell and Earls of Argyll. The 7th Earl long after-
wards was made Ld. of Kintyre. The 8th received the
title of Marq. of Argyll, but it died with him, he being
executed, with the instrument termed " the Maiden," for
having supported Cromwell. The 9th was sentenced to
the same fate for refusing to subscribe the Test Act ; he
escaped from prison in the disguise of a page holding up
the train of his step-daughter, but was taken in an attempt
to invade Scotland, find the previous sentence was then
carried into effect. The xoch Earl was created a Duke in
the Peerage of Scotland; and the late 8th Duke nearly
two centuries later obtained the U.K. Dukedom, The
British title of Bn. Sundridge was awarded to the 5th
Duke, and his wife was shortly afterwards made Bnss.
Hamilton of Hameldon in Leicestershire.
Titled Relatives.
(Campbell.)
Surviving issue of 8th D. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Duke, b. 1845.)
Lord Archibald C, heir pres. to Dukedom, a D.L.
for Argyllsh., a senior partner in the bank of
Courts and Co., formerly Capt. 5th Vol. Batt. Arg.
and Suthd. Highldrs. : b. 1S46, mar. 1S69 Janey
Sevilla, dau. of the late Jas. H. Callander, Esq.
(Lady Archibald C). Res., Coombe Hill Farm,
Kingston-on-Thames ; 14 Hill St., Knightsbridge,
S.W. (2nd heir, his son Niali Diarmaid, b. 1S72.)
Lady Edith, now Bchss. of Northumberland, b. 1849,
mar. 1S68 Earl Percy, now 7th Duke of N., q.v.
Lord George Granville C, Lieut. K.N. retired, b. 1850,
mar. 1879 Sibyl Lascelles, dau. of the late Jas. B.
Alexander, Esq. (Lady George C). Rcs.,z Bryan-
ston Sq., W.
Lady Victoria ft, b. 1854. Res., The Lodge, Tiree,
Oban, Argyllsh.
Lady Evelyn, now Lady E. Baillie-Hamilton, b. 1855,
mar. i836 James B.-H., Esq.
Lady Frances, now Lady F. Balfour, b. 1858, mar.
1879 Col. Eustace J. Anth. B., A.D.C. Res., 32
Addison Rd., Kens., W.
Lady Mary Emma, now Lady M. Glyn, b. 1859, mar.
i382 Bt. ltev. the Hon. Edwd. Carr (?., Bp. of
Peterborough, q.v.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. AR2J 115
Lady Constance Harriet, now Ladv Const. Emmot.t,
b. 1864, mar. 1891 Chas. E,, Esq. Res., Snow Hall,
Gainford, Dariington.
— Dau. -in-law:
Lady Colin C. (Gertrude Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Edmd. M. Blood, Esq.), mar. 1881 the late Lord
Colin C. (b. 1853), but obtd. judic. sep. 1884 (he died
i39S). Res., 67 Carlisle Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
ARGYLL, Duke's Widow. Dowager Duchess
of A., V.A., R.R.C. (Ina Erskine. dau. of the
late Archibald M'Neill, Esq., W.S., of Colon-
say), formerly an Extra Bedchamber Woman
and Sec. to Queen Victoria : mar. 1895, as 3rd
wife, 8th D. of Argyll, K.G., K.T., F.R.S., an
eminent statesman, orator, and scientist (d. 1900).
lies., Macharioch, Campbeltown, Argyllsh.
ARISUGAWA, H.I.H. Prince Takihito, of
Japan, G.C.B. (Civ. and Hon. Mil. 1905), b. 1862.
ARKLOW, Baron — see "Albany, H.R.H.
Duke of " ( U.K. 1881 , Roy. Fam.) and " Ormonde,
M. of" {tlrel. 1302— a traditional title) .
ARKWRIGHT, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of
3rd Vise. Sidmouth.
ARKWRIGHT, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of
3rd Bn. Ken yon.
ARKWRIGHT, Lady Mary Caroline Char-
lotte, dau. of 2nd E. of Strafford.
ARLINGTON, Baron {Eng. 1664), and AR-
LINGTON and EUSTON, Earl of (1672) -see
I Grafton, D. of."
ARMAGH, Archbishop of. His Grace the
Most Rev. William Alexander, D.D., D.C.L.,
LL.D., uoth Abp. of Armagh and Primate of
All Ireland, formerly Dean of Emly: b. April 13,
182.4, widower, cons. Bp. of Derry and Raphoe
1867, transl. to Armagh 1896. Is the only sur-
viving Irish Prelate who was consecrated prior to
Disestablishment. Ees., The Palace, Armagh.
V The Province of Armagh comprises the sees of
Clogher, Deny, Down, Kilmore, Meath, and Tuam.
ARMAGH, Earl of {Trel. 1799)— see " Cumber-
land, H.R.H. Duke of" (Roy. Family).
II ARMITAGE, Cant. Cecil Hamilton, D.S.O.
I 1901), 3rd Batt. S. Wales Borderers (Mil.);
lAshanti igoo, serving as Travelling Commissr.
Juld Coast : b. 1869. He,:., 16 Maddox St., W.
I ARMITAGE, Rev. Robert, D.S.O. (1902),
1M.A., Chapl. to Forces in S. Africa 1839-1^02,
Ibrev. in Barbados : b. 1857.
ji ARMSTRONG, Baron. William Henry
Armstrong FitzPatrick Watson- Armstrong, 1st
|m. of new creation {U.K.), M.A., D.C.L.. a D.L.
md C.C. for Northumbd. (High Sheriff 1899),
jplaj. N'thumb. Imper. Yeom., Dir. of Elswick
[Arsenal and of N.E. Rail., a Commissr. of River
Ipyne : son of Jno. Wm. Watson, Esq., of Adder-
I tone Hall, N'thumb., and gt. nephew of the late
hi. A. of former line ; b. May 3, 1863 ; cr. Baron
|9°3 (C-) ; assumed name of Armstrong by licence
1 889; mar. same year Winifreda Jane, dau. of
Ihe late Gen. Sir Jno. M. Adye, G.C.B. Seats,
I Samburgh Castle R.S.O., and Cragside, Rotbbury,
■Both N'thumb. ; Jesmond Dene, Newcastle-on-
yne; town res., 93 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Armstrong, 1903 (former
eerage of same title lasted 1887-1900).
Issce.
( Watson- Armstrong.)
H Hon. William John Montagu W.-A., heir to Buy.,
b. 1892. (No 2nd heir.)
\ Hon. Winifreda Margaret W.-A., b. 1894.
i ARMSTRONG, Baronet of Ashburn Place.
I ipt. Sir George Carl yon Hughes Armstrong, ist
1 1. {U.K. 1892), proprietor of the Globe newspaper
l| id founder of the People, formerly a Capt. in
3ngal Army, served during Mutiny : son of the
: late Col. Geo. C. Armstrong, b. 1836, mar. 1865 Alice
FitzRoy, dau. of the late Rev. Chas. J. Furlong.
Heir, his son George Elliot (b. i856, Lieut. R.N.
and editor of the Globe; 2nd heir, latter's son
George Carlyon, b. 1896). Res., Fairmile House,
Cobhani, Surrey ; 39 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
ARMSTRONG, BARONETo/ffa^ew. Sir Andrew
~H.at.vey Armstrong, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1841), served
in S. Africa 1900-1, formerly Capt. 3rd. Batt.
Leinst. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1866, sue.
1899. Heir pres., his bro. Nesbitt William (b.
1875 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cousin Edmund Clarence
Richard, b. 1879"). Pes., Gallon Priory. Ferbane
R.S.O., King's Co.
ARMSTRONG, Bishop — see " Wangarratta."
ARMSTRONG, Knight. Sir Walter Arm-
strong,!^. Bach. (1899), B.A., R.H.Acad., Dir. of
Nat. Gall, of Ireland and is author of works
on art: b. 1850, mar. 1873 Emily Rose, dau.
of Chas. C. Ferard, Esq. Res., Ceanchor House,
Howth, Co. Dublin.
ARMSTRONG, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Charlotte, dau. of the late S. Campbell Simpson,
Esq., and widow of T. K. Tillotson, Esq., and of
Adm. Sir W. King-Hall, K.C.B.), mar. 1894, 3rd
husb., Sir Alex. Armstrong', K.C.B., F.R.S., who
served in search for Sir J. Franklin and the dis-
covery of the N.W. Passage (d. 1839). Res., The
Elms, Sutton Bonnington, Loughborough, Leic.
ARMSTRONG, Maj. Gerald Denne, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), Roy. Warwicks. Regfc. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1855.
ARMSTRONG, Lt.-Col. Oliver Carleton,
D.S.O. (1902), LA., Burma 1888, and S. Africa
1899-1902, now A.A.G. at Ind. Headqrs. : b. 1859.
ARMSTRONG, Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1898), late
Dir. of Art Div. S. Kens. Mus. : b. 1832. Res.,
The Abbot's House, King's LanglevR.S.O., Herts.
ARMSTRONG (WATSON-), family name of
Armstrong Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
ARMYTAGE, Baronet. Sir George John
Armytage, 6th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1738), F.S.A., a D.L.
for W. Rid., Chmn. Lane, and Yorks. Rail. Co. :
son of 5th Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1899, mar. 1893, 2nd
wife, Mary Georgiana, dau. of the late Henry A.
Littledale, Esq. Heir, his son Capt. George
Ayscough A. (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, latter's son John
Lionel, b. 1901). Seat, Kirklees Pk., Brighouse,
Yorks. ; town res., 27 Cambridge Sq., W.
ARMYTAGE, Percy, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1902),
a Gentn. Usher to H.M. : b. 1853. Pes., 26
Buckingham Pal. Mansns., S.W.
ARMYTAGE, Hon. Mrs. William — see
"Hotham, Kt.'s Widow."
ARNOLD, Knight. Sir Alfred Arnold, Kt.
Bach. (1903), an M.P. 1895-1900, barrister-at-law
and a manufacturer : b. 1835, mar- 1901; 2nd wife,
Mary, widow of Jos. Collins, Esq., of Halifax.
Res., Woodroyde, Halifax; 28 Victoria St., S.W.
ARNOLD, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady A.
(Amelia Elizabeth, dau. of the late Capt. H. B.
Hyde), mar. 1867 Sir Arthur Arnold, formerly an
M.P. and Chmn. L.C.C., first Editor of the Echo \
(d. 1902). Res., Hyde Hill, Dartmouth, Devon; j
45 Kensington Pk. Gdns., W.— (2) Lady A.
(Kurokawa Tama), a Japanese lady, mar. 1897,
as 3rd wife, Sir Edwin Arnold, K.C.I.E., C.S.I., a
distinguished orientalist and poet, author of 1 The
Light of Asia,' &c. (d. 1904). Res., 31 Bolton
Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
ARNOLD, Col. Alfred James, D.S.O. (1897),
Niger-Soudan Campaign 1897, S. Africa 1900,
now serving with the Portug. Mozambique Co. :
b. 1866. Res., Beira, Mozambique; Heathcourt,
Bournemouth.
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ARU
ARNOLD, Lady Charlotte Georgiana, dau.
of 3rd M. of Cholmondeley.
ARNOLD, Col. Stanley, C.B. (Civ. 1904), late
comdg. Lancashire R.G.A. (Mil.) : b. 1844. ^es->
Barton House, Moreton-in-the Marsh, Glouc.
ARNOTT, Baronet. Sir John Alexander
Arnott, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1896), late Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. Chesh. Regt. (Mil.) : son of
1st Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1898, mar. 1881 Caroline
Sydney, dau. of Sir Fredk. M. Williams, 2nd Bt.
of Tregullow. Heir, his son John (b. 1885; 2nd
heir, next son, Lauriston John, b. 1891). Bes.,
68 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
ARNOTT (FITZGERALD-), Baronet's
Widow. Lady F.-A. (Emily Jane, dau. of the
late Rev. Edwd. L. Fitzgerald), mar. 1872. as
2nd wife, Sir Jno. Arnott, 1st Bt. (d. 1898,
assumed 1902 the additl. name Fitzgerald). lies.,
Woodlands, Cork; Dunardagh, Blackrock, Co.
Dublin.
ARNOTTLD, Knight's Widow. Lady A.
(Anne Pitcairn, dau. of the late Maj. Jno. W.
Carnegie, C.B.), mar. i860, as 2nd wife, Sir Jos.
Arnould, Judge of High Ct. Bombay (d. 1886).
Bes., Paris.
ARRAN (pron. Arn), Earl of. Arthur
Jocelyn Charles Gore, 6th Earl (Irel.) and a Bt.,
sits as Bn. Sudley (U.K.) ; Lt.-Col. comdg.
Civil Service Vol. Rifles, late Maj. Roy. Horse
Gds., served in Egyptn. Cav. 1896-7 and in S.
Africa 1900 : son of 5th E. ; b. Sept. 14, 1868 ;
sue. 1901 (L.U.) ; mar. 1902 Mathilde Jacqueline
Marie Beauclerk, dau. of Bn. Huyssen van
Kattendyke, of the Hague. Seat, Castle Gore,
Ballina, Co. Mayo.— See below for the Scottish
Earldom of Arran and Cambridge.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1662 ; Vise. Sudley and Bn.
Saunders, 1758; E. of Arran, 1762. U. K. : Bu. Sudley, 1884.
—The 3rd Bt. was raised to the Peerage, obtaining both
Irish creations. The late 5th Earl was given the U.K.
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Gore.)
Issue of present (6th) E. :
Viscount Sudlev, heir to Earldom: Arthur Paul
John Charles James G., b. 1503. (2nd heir— to Irish
titles, not U.K. Bny.— ^ir Francis Charles G., son
cf the late Hon. Charles, G., b. 1846.
Issue of 5th E. (sists. and half-sist. of present) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Mabell Frances Elizabeth, now Gtss. of Airlie
(q.v., Widow), b. 1866, mar. 18S6 8th Earl of A. (d.
IQOO).
Lady Cicely Alice, now Mchnss. of Salisbury, h. 1867,
mar. 1887 Vise. Cranborne, now 4th Maiq. of 8., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1868. )
Lady Esther Caroline Georgiana, now Lady E. Smith,
b. 1870, mar. 1894 Hon. Wm. F. Ltanvers S., M.P.,
heir to Hambleden Viscounty, q.v.
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Winifred Helena Lettice G., b. 1851.
Surviving issue of \th E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1839, d. 1901.)
Lady Caroline Anneshy, now The Lady Ruthven, b.
1848, mar. 1869 8th Bn. R., q.v.
Lady Elizabeth Augusta G., b. 1855.
Lady Mary Napier, now Lady M. Kwart, b. 1858, mar.
1889 Herbt. Brisbane i?.,Esq. Res., 8 West Eaton
PI., S.W.
ARBAN, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of A. (Winifred Ellen, dau. of the late Jno.
Beilly, Esq., and widow of Hon. Jno. M. Stopford,
son of 4th E. of Courtown), formerly a Lady in
Waiting to H.R.H. Prss. Christian: mar. 1889,
as 2nd wife, 5th E. of Arran (d. 1901). Bes.,
Queen Anne's Mead, Windsor.
ARRAN and CAMBRIDGE, Earl of (Scot.
. 1643) — see " Hamilton, D. of."
ARROL, Knight. Sir William Arrol, Kt.
Bach. (1890), LL.D., F.R.S.E., M.P. for S. Ayr-
shire (L.U.), a D.L. for Co. of City of Glasgow,
head of the Dalmarnock Ironworks Co., contrac-
tors for the Tay and Forth Bridges (served ap-
prenticeship as a blacksmith) : b. 1839, mar. 1905,
2nd wife, Miss Hodgart. Bes., Dennistoun, Glas-
gow ; Seafield, Ayr.
ARTHUR, Baronet of Carlung. Sir Matthew
Arthur, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1903), a D.L. for Ayrsh.
and for Co. of City of Glasgow, a Dir. of Glasg.
and S.W. Rail., Chmn. of Arthur and Co. Ltd.,
of that city, and of W. of Scotland L.U. As soc.,
a memb. of Roy. Co. of Archers : son of the
late Jas. Arthur, Esq., b. 1852, mar. 1879 Janet
Stevenson Bennett, dau. of the late Alex. B.
M'Grigor, Esq., LL.D. Heir, his son James Cecil,
(b. 1883 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Carlung, West Kil-
bride R.S.O., Ayrsh. ; res, Fullarton, Troon, same
Co.
ARTHUR, Baronet of Westminster. Sir
George Comfton Archibald Arthur, 3id Bt.
[U.K. 1841), Hon. Capt. in the Army, formerly
Lieut. 2nd Life Gds., served in Egyptian and
Nile Campaigns and in S. Africa 1900 : son of
2nd Bt., b. i860, sue. 1878, mar. 1898, as 2nd husb.,
Kate Harriet, dau. of the late Horatio Brandon,
Esq. , and widow of Arthur R. Yates, Esq. Heir
pres., his 1st cous. once rem. Edward Malcolm
A. (b. 1874; 2nd heir, latter' s bro. George
Frederick Neale A., b. 1878). Res., 38 Brompton
Sq., S.W.
ARTHUR, Knight. Sir Allan Arthur, Kt.
Bach. (1900), a Calcutta merchant, late Sheriff of
that city and Memb. Counc. of Viceroy of India,
was Pres. Bengal Chamb. of Comm. 1894-1900 : b.
1857. Address, c/o Messrs. Ewing and Co., Cal-
cutta.
ARTHUR, Hon. Mrs. John, sist. of 2nd Bn.
Monteagle of Brandon.
ARUNDEL, Knight. Sir Arundel Tagg
Arundel. K. C.S.I. (1904), B.A., entered I.C.S.
1865, lateM.L.C. andCh. Sec. to Govt, of Madras,
has been a Dist. and Sessions Judge, Collector,
&c, now a Memb. Counc. of Viceroy : b. 1843,
mar. 1875 Catherine Helen, dau. of the late J. D.
Sim, Esq., C.S.I. Bes., Simla and Calcutta.
ARUNDEL and SURREY, Earl of (Arundel
Eng. 1155 and 1433, Surrey 1483), a double title
of the Norfolk Dukedom, borne by the heir when
a son.
ARUNDELL, family name of Arundell of
Wardour Barony (but for Hon. Geo. V. A.
Monckton- Arundell, see " Galway, 7th V.").
ARUNDELL, Count— see "Arundell of War-
dour."
ARUNDELL (MONCKTON-), family name
(in part) of the Galway Viscounty, more usually
"Monckton "—see "Arundell" above.
ARUNDELL of WARDOUR, Baron.
John Francis Arundell (pron. Arr'undel), 12th
Bn. (Eng.), a Count of the Holy Boman Emp.
(i595)» a D.L. for Wilts. : son of 11th Bn. ; b.
Dec. 28, 1831 ; sue. 1862 ( C.) ; mar. same year
Anne Lucy, dau. of Jno. Errington, Esq. Seat,
Wardour Castle, Tisbury, Wilts.
Creation. Bn. Arundell of Wardour, Eng. 1605.— Sir
Thos. Arundell obtained his German title for services in
the Imperial army in Hungary, when he took the
standard of the Turks with his own hand ; on his return
home he was created 1st Bn. Arundell. The 3rd Bn.
suffered five years' imprisonment from the false accusa-
tion of Titus Oates, but on his liberation he was
appointed Lord Keeper of the Privy Seal and entered
on the Privy Council.
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Titled Relatives.
(Arundell.)
Surviving issue of nth Bn. (bro. and half-sists. of
present) :
BY 2ND MRRGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1831.)
Rev. the Hon. Everard Aloysius Gonzaga A., heir
pres. to Barony, B.A., priest of the Church of
Rome: b. 1834. Res., Westbourne, Bournemouth
West. (2nd heir, his 2nd cousin once rem., Edgar
Clifford A., descended in 5th generation from 6th
Bn., b, 1S59.)
BY 3RD MRRGE.
Hon. Cecily Mary A., a nun, b. 1845.
Hon. Gertrude Mary A., b. 1848.
ASH (BERESFORD-\ Lady Florence
Marion, dau. of 5th M. of Sligo.
ASHBOURNE, Baron. Edward Gibson, 1st
Bn. (U.K.), P.C. (Irel. 1877, Gt. Br. 1885),
M.A., LL.D., Lord Chancellor of Ireland (3rd
time), formerly an M.P. and Attorney-Gen. for
Irel., appd. Q.C. 1872: son of the late Wm, Gib-
son, Esq., of Dublin and Gaulstown; b. Sept.
4, 1837; cr. Bn. 1885 (C); mar. i858 Frances
Maria Adelaide, dau. of the late Hy. C. Colles,
Esq. lies., 12 Merrion Sq., Dublin; 5 Grosvenor
Cresc, S/W.
Creation. Bn. Ashbourne, U.K. 1885.
Issue.
Gibson.)
Hon. William G., heir to Barony, M.A. : b. 1868,
mar. 1896 Marianne, dau. of M. de Monbrison, of
Paris (Hon. Mrs. Gibson). Res., Moorhurst, Holm-
wood, Dorking.
Hon. Henry DOlier Grant. G., 2nd heir, formerly
Lieut. R.A. : b. 1870. Club, Roy. St. Geo. Yacht,
Dublin.
Hon. Elizabeth Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Orde-Powlett,
b. 1S71, mar. 1893 Hon. "Wm. G. Algar O.-P., son
and heir of 4th Bn. Bolton, q.v.
Hon. Edward Graves Mayne G., M.A., barrister-at-
law, late Lieut. 5th Batt. Leinst. Regt, (Mil.): b.
1873, mar. 1900 Mary Philips, dau. of the late Hy.
R. Greg, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward G.). Rts.,
Clonlea, Sandyf jrd, Dublin ; Cliff, Lee, Ilfracombe.
Hon. (Ernest) Victor G., barrister-at-law, late Lieut.
Imper. Yeom. , served in S. Africa iqoo and 1902 : b.
1875, mar. 1905 Mary AVood Salisbury (Hon. Mrs.
Victor Gibson) d. of Mr. Joseph L. R. Wood of
New York. Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Violet Albina G., b. 1876.
Hon. Prances Maud, now Hon. Mrs. Alexander
Port»r, b. 1880, mar. 1904 Alex. Horsbrugh P., Esq.,
sen of Rfc. Hon. Sir Andrew M. Porter, Bt. Res.,
Dalitey R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
Hon. Constance Anna (?., b. i83i.
ASHBROOK, Viscount. "William Spencer
Flower, 7th Vise. (Irel.), B.A., a D.L. for
Queen's Co. : son of 5th V. and bro. of 6th ; b.
March 23, 1830; sue. 1882; mar. 1861 Augusta
Madeline Henrietta, dau. of the late Geo. Marton,
! Esq. Seat, Castle Durrow, Abbeyieix, Queen's
Co.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. of Castle Durrow, 1733 ; Vise.
Ashbrook, 1751.— The 1st Bn. was M.P. for Co. Kilkenny ;
his successor obtained the Viscounty.
Titled Relatives.
{Flower.)
[issue of present (jth) V.:
Two deceased daus. (died previous to Peer's accession).
^Surviving issue of 5th V. (bro. and sist. of present):
(The late 6th Viscount, b. 1829, d. childless 1882.)
(Present Viscount, b. 1833.)
Hon. Robert Thomas F., heir pres. to Viscounty,
formerly Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Queen's Co.
II Militia: b. 1836, mar. 1866 Gertrude Sophia, dau.
of the late Rev. Sewell Hamilton;Hon. Mrs. Robert
F.). Res., Knockatrina House, Durrow, Abbeyieix,
Queen's Co. (2nd heir, his son, Llowarch Robert,
b. 1870.)
I Hon. Caroline Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. George
I Marton, b. 1847, mar. 1866 Geo. B. Heneage M., Esq.,
I bro. of the Lady Ashbrook. Res., Capernwray Hall,
Burton, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorid.
ASHBURNER, Capt. Lionel Forbes, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Fus. ; Boer War 1900 and 1902 : b.
1874.
ASHBURNER, Lionel Robert, C.S.I. (1871),
formerly a Memb. of Counc. Bombay, Acting
Gov. 1880: b. 1827. Bes., 9A Gloucester PI.,
Portman Sq., W.
ASHBURNHAM, family name of Earldom
below .
ASHBURNHAM, Baronet's "Widow. Lady
A. (Isabella, dau. of the late Capt. Geo. B. Mar-
tin, C.B., R.N.), mar. 1859 Sir Anchitel Ash-
burnham, 8th Bt. (d. 1899). Res., Broomham
Pk., Guestling, Hastings. — For 9th Bt., see
"Clement, Ashburnham."
ASHBURNHAM, Earl of. Bertram Ash-
burnham, 5th Earl (Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Breck-
nocksh.: son of 4th E. ; b. Oct. 28, 1840; sue.
1878 (L.) ; mar. 1888 the late Emily (d. 1900),
dau. of the late R. Chaplin, Esq. Seats, Ashburn-
ham PL, Battle, Sussex ; Barking Hall, Needham
Mkt. R.S.O., Suffk. ; Pembrey, Burry Port R.S.O.,
Carmarths.
Creations. Bn. Ashburnham, Eng. 1689 ; E. of Ash-
burnham and Vise. St. Asaph, Gt. Br. 1730.— King
William III. created this Peerage. The 1st Bn.'s grand-
father had been committed to the Tower by Cromwell
for aiding King Charles's escape from Hampton Court in
1647 ; it would however be wrong to conclude that this
had anything to do with the promotion, as William was
not likely to show such regard for the Stuarts. The 3rd
Bn., who had been Gentleman of the Bedchamber to the
Prince of Wales, obtained the higher titles.
Titled Relatives.
(Ashburnham.)
Issue of present (yh) E. :
Lady Mary Catherine Charlotte A., b. 1890.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1840.)
Hon. John A. , heir pres. toEarldom, formerly Acting
Cons. -Gen. in Bulgaria : b. 1845. Club, St. James's.
Lady Margaret, now Lady M. Bickersteth, b. 1851,
mar. 1882 Jno. Jos. B., Esq., son of late Bp. of
Ripon. Res., Cottingham House, Hull.
Hon. Thomas A., 2nd heir, late Capt. 7th Hussars,
served in Egypt 1882, and has been Extra A.D.C.
to two Viceroys of Ireland : b. 1855, mar. 1903 Maria
Elizabeth, dau. of W. H. Anderson, Esq., of
Fredericton, N. Brunswick (Hon. Mrs. Thomas A.).
Lady Mary, now Lady M. Holland, b. 1859, mar. 1883
Hon. Sydney Geo. II., son and heir of 1st Vise.
Knutsford, q.v. . „
Hon. George A., formerly Lieut. Suffolk Yeomanry,
b. 1853. Club, Wellington.
ASHBURNHAM, Knight. Sir Cromeb Ash-
burnham, K.C.B. (Mil. 1882), Maj .-Gen. retd.
(1886), served in Mutiny, Afghanistan, S. Africa
1881, Egypt, &c, has been Gov. of Suakin and
A.A.G. and Q.M.G. of S.E. Dist. : b. 1831 (uncle
of Sir Anchitel P. Ashburnham-Clement, 9th
Bt.),mar. 1864 Urith Amelia, sist. of Lady A.,
Bt.'s widow (abo\e). Bes., Brooklands, Welling-
ton, Salop. ,
ASHBURTON, Baron. Francis Denzil
Edward Baring, 5th Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. for
Hants, and Capt. Hants. Imper. Yeom. : son of
4th Bn. ; b. July 20, 1866; sue. 1889 (0.) ; mar.
same year the late Hon. Mabel Edith Hood, dau.
of 4th Vise. Hood (she died 1904). Seat, The
Grange, Alresford, Hants.
Creation. Bn. Ashburton, U.K .1855— The 1st Bn.
who was President of the Board of Trade and Master of
the Mint, was 2nd son of Sir Fras. Baring, 1st Bt., and
was uncle of the 1st Bn. North brook and ot the present
Earl of Cromer and 1st Bn. Revelstoke (see fuller pedi-
gree under the family name). An earlier Ashburton
Barony, extinct in 1323, was held by the family of
n;
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Dunning, to whom that of Baring became united by
marriage.
Titled Relatives.
(Baring.)
Issue of present (5/A) Bn.:
Hon. Venetia Marjorie Mabel B., b. 1890.
lion. Aurea Vera B., b. 1891.
Hon. Angela Mildred B., b. 1803.
Hon. Violet Alma Madeline B., b. 1895.
Hon. Alexander Francis St. Vincent B., heir to 1
Barony, b. 1898. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Frederick.)
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (bros. and gist, of j
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1866.)
Hon. Frederick Arthur B., Capt. Hants. Imper.
Yeoin., b. 1867, mar. 1890 Laura Louise, dau. of ■
Fredk. Hobson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Frederick B.). j
Res., Candover House, Alresford, Hants.
Hon. Alexander Henry B.,b. 1869. Be?., with Bn.
Hon. Gay Victor B., Capt. Coldstrm. Gds., served in
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1873, mar. 1903 Olive
Alethea, dau. of Hugh Colin Smith, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Guy if.).
Hon. Lilian Tlieresa Claire B., b. 1874.
Hon. Caryl Digby 7?., Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., served
in S. Af rica 1899-1902 : b. 1880.
Dau. of 3rd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1835, d. 1889.)
Hon. Marie Louisa Anne, now Bchss. of Grafton, b.
1833, mar. 1858 the late 6th Luke of G., see "Grafton,
Duke's Wid."
ASHBTJRTON, B aron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady A., nee Hon. Leonora Caroline Digby, dau.
of 9th Bn. Digby, b. 1844, mar. 1864 4th Bn.
Ashbiuton (d. 1889). Res., Melcliet Ct., Romsey.
Hants. ; 16 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
ASHBY, Knight. Sir James William Murray
Ashby, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902 ; C.B. Civ. 1867), Pay-
master-in-Cb. R.N (retd.), served in Baltic and
Black Seas, and in China, also on various borne
and foreign stations : b. 1822, mar. 1873 Catherine
Magenis, dau. of the late F. II. Maxwell, Esq.
Res., Little Park, Ninfield, Battle, Sussex.
ASHBY, Col. George Ashby (name doubled),
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Corndt. Discharge Depot,
Gosport; Egvpt, Nile, and S. Africa 1899-1901:
b. 1856.
ASHCOMBE, Baron. George Cubitt, 1st
Bn. {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1880), M.A., a D.L. for
Sxrrey and Middx., a Co. Aid. for Surrey,
and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Eoy. W. Surrey
Regfc. ; an M.P. 1860-92 ; is Chmn. House of
Laymen of Canterb. Prov., has been 2nd Church
Estates Commissr. and on various Roy. Commssns. :
son of Thos. Cubitt, Esq. ; b. June 4, 1828 ; er. Bn.
1892 (C.) ; mar. 1853 the late Laura (d. 1904),
dau. of the late Rev. Jas. Joyce. Seats, Denbies,
Dorking ; Eallapit, Kingsbridge, S. Devon ; town
res., 17 Prince's Gt., SW.
Ceeation. Bn. Ashcombe, U.K. 1892.
Issue.
(Oubilt.)
The deceased Geoffrey George C, b. 1854, d. 1855.
Hon. Helen Laura C, b. 1855.
Hon. Mary Agues, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Chichester,
b. 1857, mar. 1884 Itev. Edwd. Arthur Ch. Res.
The Vicarage, Dorking.
The deceased Thomas Edmund Wilfred C, b. 1859, d.
1865.
Hon. Adelaide Lama, now Hon. Mrs. Richd. Fuller-
Maitland, b. i36i, mar. 1891 Riehd. Anth. F.-M.,
Esq. Res., 38 Hans PI., Sloane St., S.W.
Hon. Mildred Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. George Tallerds,
b. 1863, mar. 1883 Geo. Win. 2'., Esq. Res., 49
Warwick Sq., S.W.
The deceased Mnhvl (!-•• rgina C, b. 1S64, d. 186s.
Hon. Henry C'., M. A., heir to Barony, M.P. for Ileigate
Div. (C), a D.L. tor Surrey, and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Surrey Imper. Yeom. : b. 1867, mar. 1890 Maud
Mariamne, dau. of the late Col. Archib. M. Calvert
(Hon. Mrs. Cubitt). Res., Birtley, Bramley, Guild-
ford ; 20 Prince's Gt., S.W. (2nd heir, his son
Henry Archibald, b. 1892.)
Hon. Beatrice Hayward, now Hon. Mrs. Wm. Cal-
vert, b. 1868, mar. 1891 Wm. Archib. C, Esq. Res..
Broomells, Capel, Dorking.
ASHE, Capt. Edward Percy, M.V.O. (4th
Class 1905), R.N. comdg. H.M.S. 'Kent.'
ASHFORD, Baron (Eng. 1696)— see "Albe-
marle, E. of."
ASHLEY (in full ASHLEY-COOPER, but the
second name appears to be practically dropped),
family name of the Shaftesbury Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies" and "Hons.," also below.
ASHLEY, Lord (by courtesy—title Baron A.
Eng. 1661), son and heir of the Earl of Shaf tes- '
bury.
ASHLEY, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Sox. ;
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) (Anthony) Evelyn Mel-
bourne Ashley (the name Cooper being dis- I
carded, as is conventionally the name Anthony '
also, it being given to every male member of the j
family), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1891), M.A., barrister-at-
law, a D.L. for Hants, and Official Verderer of
the New Forest, was Priv. Sec. to Vise. Palmer-
ston, and has been Pari. Sec. to Bd. of Trade,
Under Sec. for Colonies, and 2nd Church Estates
Commissr., an M.P. 1874-85, and a former Lieut.
S. Middx. Rifles : son of 7th E. of Shaftesbury and
uncle of present Peer; b. 1836, mar. 1891, 2nd
wife, the following. Bes., Broadlands, Romsey,
Hants. ; Classiebawn, Co. Sligo, nr. Tullaghan;
13 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
ASHLEY, Lady Alice Elizabeth, dau. of 3rd
E. of Enniskillen (q.v.), and wife of preceding.
ASHMAN, Knight. Sir Herbert Ashman,
Kt. Bach. (1899), Lord Mayor of Bristol 1900 (first
of the title, was Mayor 1899), Past Pres. of Anchor
(Colston) Soc, knighted on occasion of the late
Queen's visit at opening of the Jubilee Conval.
Hosp. : b. 1854, mar. 1874 Lizzie, dau. of F. G.
Lorenzen, Esq. Bes., Cook's Folly, Stoke Bishop,
Bristol.
ASHMORE, Knight. Sir Alexander Murray
Ashmore, K.C.M.G. (1905), Lt.-Gov. and Colon.
Sec. Ceylon, late Govt. Sec. Brit. Guiana, prev.
Receiver-Gen. fori, of Cyprus: b. 1855. Bes.,
Colombo.
ASH TON, Baron. James Williamson, 1st
Bn. ( U. K.), a manufacturer^ D.L. for Lanes., was
High Sheriff 1885, M.P. 1886-95: son of the late
Jas. Williamson, Esq., of Parkfield; b. Dec. 31,
1842 : cr. Bn. 1895 (/,.) ; mar., 1st, 1869, the late
Margaret (d. 1877), dau. of the late Jos. Gatey,
Esq.; 2ndly, 1880, the late Jessy Henrietta (d.
1904), dau. of Jas. Stewart, Esq., of Clapham,
Yorks. Heir, none. Seats, Ryelands, and Ashton
Hall, both nr. Lancaster; town res., Alford
House, Prince's Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Ashton, U.K. 1895.
(Williamson.)
Hon. Eleanor (Ella), now Hon. Mrs. Peel, b. 1872,
mar. 1859 lion. Wm. R. Wellesley P., heir to Peel
Visctv., q.v.
Hon. Maud W., b. 1876.
ASHTOWN, Baron. Frederick Oliver Trench,
3rd Bn. (Irel.), a D.L. for Co. Galway : grand-
son of 2nd Bn. and son of Hon. Fredk. S. C. Trench,
who died without succeeding ; b. Feb. 2, 1868 ;
sue. 1880 ; mar. 1894 Violet Grace, dau. of Col.
Robt. A. G. Ccsbv. Seats, Glenahira Lodge, Co.
Waterford, nr. Cionmel; Woodlawn R.S.O.,Co.
Galway.
Creation. Bn. Ashtown, Irel. 1800.— The 1st Peer was
M.P. for Portarlingtcn.
ASP
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
ATH
ti9
Titled Relatives.
(Trench.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Frederic Sydney T.,heii toBaronv, b. 1894.
Hon. Grace Mary T., b. 1806.
Hon. Robert Tower T., 2nd heir, b. 1897.
Hon. Arthur Cosby T., b. 1899.
Hon. Dudley Oliver T., b. 1901.
Bros, and sists. of present Bn. (granted rank of
Bns.' children 1889) :
(Present Baron, b. 1868.)
Hon. William Cosby T., High Sheriff of Limerick
1895, b. 1869, mar. 1893 Frances Elizabeth, dau.
of Walter T. N. Shaw.e-Ta.vlor, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
William T.). Res., Clonodfoy Castle, Kilfinane,
Kilmallock, Co. Limerick.
Hon. Charlotte Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Alan Smythe,
b. 1871, mar. 1903 Capt. Alan Theodore >S'. Res.,
Milford Lodge, Craven Arms R.3.O., Saloo.
Hon. Sarah May, now Hon. Mrs. (,'rc a- Wilkinson, b.
1873, mar. 1904 Maj. Lewis Fredc. G.-W.
Hon. Sydney T., b. 1877. Ren., 139 Bedford Ct.
Mansns., Bedfd. Avenue, W.C.
Son of 2nd Bn. (uncle of present) :
Hon. Cosby Godolphin T. , formerly Capt. 1st Drgns.
and Mai. King's Co. Militia, High Sheriff of Tip-
perary 1886, is a D.L. for same : b. 1S44, mar. 1873
Maria, dau. of Sir Richd. Musgrave, 4th Bt. of
Tourin (Hon. Mrs. Cosby T.). Res., Sop well Hall,
Cloughjordan R.S.O., Co. Tipperary.
— Dau.-in-lavj (mother of present Bn.) :
Lady Anne T. (nee Lc-Poer-Trench), dau. of 3rd E. of
Clanearty, b. 1839, mar. 1G67 the late Hon. Fredk.
Sydney Chas. T., father of present Bn. (d. 1879).
.Sist. of 2nd Bn. (gt. aunt of present ; raised to
rank of a Bn.'s dau. 1840) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1894, d. 1880.)
Hon. Harriet Rose, now Hon. Lady Whalley, b. 1813
(see " Whalley, Kt. 's Wid. ").
ASPINALL, Maj. Robert Lowndes, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Cant, and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Yorks.
Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1899-1902 as A.D.C. :
b. 1869.
ASQTJLTH, Priv. Counc. Bt. Hon. Herbert
Henry Asauith, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1892), K G. (1890),
B.A., LL.D., D.C.L., M.P. for E. Fife (L.), an
Eccles. Commissr., late Sec. of State for Home
Dept., el. 1905 Lord Rector of Glasgow Univ.:
b. 1852, mar. 1894, 2nd wife. Bes., 20 Cavendish
Sq., W.
ASSER, Lieut. Verney, D.S.O. (1902), R.A.,
S. Africa 1896-8 and 1900-2 : b. 1873.
ASTELL, Capt. Somerset Charles Godfrey
Fairfax, D.S.O. (1900-1), late N. Staffs. Regt. ;
Dongola 1896, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1866. Bes.,
West Lodge, Piddlehinton, Dorchester.
ASTLEY, family name of Hastings Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
ASTLEY-CORBETT— see " Corbett " (for late
Astlev Baronetcy) .
ASTON, Col. George Grey, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
R.M.A., Soudan 1884, and S. Africa 1899-1900;
formerly a Professor at the Rov. Nav. College,
now a D.A.A.G. Staff Coll. : b. 1861. Bes., Staff
College, Cambeiiev, Surrey.
ASTON", William George, C.M.G. (1889),
M.A., D.Litt., formerly Cons.-Gen. for Corea,
2nd Sec. to Legat. at Tokio, Student Inter-
preter, &c, a writer on Japanese literature : b.
1841 . Bes., The Bluff, Beer, Devon.
ATCHLEY, Chewton, I.S.O. (1902), Librar.
in Colon. Office : b. 1850. Bes., 25 Dennington
Pk. Rd., W. Hampstead, N.W.
ATHABASCA, 3rd Bishop of— not yet ap-
pointed. .Bes., Athabasca Landing, Aita, N.W.T.,
Canada.
ATHERLEY, Lady Isabel Julia Elizabeth,
dau. of 17th E. of Suffolk.
ATHERTON, Col. Thomas James, 0,8, (Mil.
1900-1), B.A., late comdg. 12th Lancers ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1856. Bes., 82 Sloane St., S.W.
ATHLUMNEY (pron. Ath'lumny), Baron.
James Herbert Gustavus Meredyth Somer-
ville, 2nd Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt., sits as Bn.
Meredyth (U.K.) ; a Page of Honour to three
Irish Viceroys and late A.D.C., has been Capt.
and Eon. Maj. Kent Artill. Mil., and Lieut.
Coldstrm. Gds., served in Egypt, Dongola, and
S. Africa 1900 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. March 23,
1865; sue. 1873 (O.) ; unmrrd. Heir, none to
Peerage ; to Baronetcy a remote cousin, William
Dennistoun 8. (b. 1842, gt.-gt. grandson of 1st
Bt. ; 2nd heir, 1st heir's bro., Henry Belling-
ham, b. 1848). Seat, Somerville, Navan, Co.
Meath : tovmres., 3 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1748 ; Bn. Athlumnev. 1863.
U.K. : Bn. Meredyth, 1866.— The Rt. Hon. Sir William
Meredyth Somerville, 5th Bt., M.P. for Drogheda and
Canterbury and Chief Sec. for Ireland, was granted
successively the Irish and Imper. Peerages.
Titled Relatives.
(Somerville.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Mary Anne Blanche S., b. 1861. Res-., 16 Cyril
Mansns., Battersea Pk., S.YV".
Hon. Georgiana Alice Lizzie, now Hon. Mrs. Chas.
Tottenham, b. X862, mar. i833 Chas. G. Loftus T.,
Es<i. Res., Tudenhani Pk., Mullingar, Co. West-
meath.
(Present Baron, b. 1865.)
Hon. Cecilia Louisa S., b. 1866.
Hou. Florence Emily Frances, now Hon. Mis.
William Starmer, b. 1869, mar. 1901 Wm. Wooding
S., Esq., Assoc. R.A.M. Res., 20 Warwick Pk.,
Tunb. Wells.
ATHOLL, Duke of. John James Hugh
Henry Stewart-Murray, 7th Duke (Scot.), sits
asEarlStrange (Gt.Br.) ; K.T. (1868), Lord Lieut,
and Hered. Sheriff of Perthsh., Hon. Col. 3rd
Batt. Black Watch (Mil.), formerly Capt. Scots
Gds. : son of 6th D. ; b. Aug. 6, 1840 ; sue. 1864
(C), and in 1865 inherited the Percy Barony;
restored 1893 the orig. spelling of his title
("Atholl" "instead of "Athole"); mar. 1863
the late Louisa, dau. of Sir Thos. Moncreiffe, 7th
Bt. (she died 1902). Seats, Blair Castle (Blair
Atholl) and Dunkeld House (Dunkeld), both
Perthsh. ; town res., 84 Eaton PI., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Murray of Tullibardine, 1604 ;
E. of Tullibardine, 1606 and 1676 ; E. of Atholl, 1620 ;
M. of Atholl, Vise, of Balquhidder, and Ld. Murray, Bal-
venie, and Gask, 1676 (Baronies renewed 1703); 1). of
Atholl, M. of Tullibardine, E. of Strathtay and
Strathardle, Vise, of Balquhidder, Glenalmond, and
Glenlyon, 1703. Eng. : Bn. Strange, 1628 by writ.
Gt. Br. : Earl Strange and Bn. Murray of Stanley,
1786; also (inherited through a gt. uncle, the 4th
D. of Northumberland) Bn. Percy, 1722 by writ. U.K. :
Bn. Glenlyon, 1821 (title conferred upon 2nd son of 4th
D., whose own son . became 5th D.). — Sir Jno. Murray,
Comptr. of the Household to King James VI., was
created Lord Murray and Earl of Tullibardine. His
grandson the 3rd Earl of T. obtained in 1629 a re-grant of
the Earldom of Atholl, which had become extinct. The
2nd Earl of A. was created Marquess, and the 3rd
obtained the Dukedom. The 2nd Duke succeeded to the
Barony of Strange in the English Peerage (by writ),
which had originally been conferred upon his maternal
ancestor the 7th Earl of Derby ; the 4th obtained the
Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Stewart-Murray.)
Issue of present (7th) D. (himself sole issue of 6th) :
Lady Dorothea Louisa, now Lady D. Rugglea-Brise,
b. i366, mar. 1895 Maj. Harold Goodeve R.-B. Res,,
19 Hanover Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.
Lady Helen S.-M., b. 1867.
Lady Evelyn S.-M., b. i363.
The deceased John, M. of Tullibardine, b. & d. i35g.
120 ATK
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AVE
Marq. of Tullibardine (pron. Tullibardeen'), heir
to Dukedom: John George S.-M., M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), D.S.O. (1898), a D.L. for Perthsh., Maj.
Roy. Horse Gds., served with Nile Expedn. 1898,
and in S. Africa 1399-1902, partly in cornd. of 1st
Scott. Horse, which Itegt. he raised and of which
he is Lt.-Col. in cornd. : b. 1871, mar. 1899 Katha-
rine Marjory, dau. of Sir Jas. H. Ramsay, 10th
Bt. of Bamff. Club, Turf.
Lord George S.-M., 2nd heir, Capt. Black "Watch,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
Lord James Tliomas S.-M., Lieut. Cameron Highldrs..
served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1879.
ATKINSON, Pbiv. Coung. Bt. Hon. John
Atkinson, P.O. (Irel. 1892), K.C. (1880), LL.D.,
M.P. for N. Derry (C.), Attorney-General for
Ireland (2nd time) : b. 1844. Bes., 68 Fitzwilliam
Sq., Dublin.
ATKINSON, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 6th
Vise. Chetwynd.
AUBEBT, Edgar, C.M.G. (1892), Memb.
Counc. Govt, of Mauritius, four times Mayor of
Port Louis : b. 1850. Bes., Port Louis.
AUBIGNY, Due d' {France 1684) -see " Bich-
mond and G., D. of."
AUCHINDOUN, Baron (Scot. 1600)— see
" Huntly, M. of."
ATJCHTEBHOUSE, Baron {Scot. 1469)— see
"Buchan, E. of."
AUCKLAND, Baron. "William Morton Eden,
5th Bn. {Gt. Br. and Irel.), formerly Capt.
in Dorset Begt. and Yorks. Mil. : son of 4th Bn. ;
b. March 27, 1859 ; suc- 1890 (C.) ; mar. 1891 Sibyl
Constance, dau. of the late Col. Geo. M. Hut-
ton, C.B, Seat, Gravenhurst, Bolney, Hay ward's
Heath, Sussex.
Creations. Bn. Auckland, Irel. 1789, Gt. Br. 179?.—
The 1st Peer was Secretary for Ireland and Ambassador
to Prance. His successor was promoted (1839) to be
Earl of Auckland, but the title lapsed at bis death in
1849.
Titled Relatives.
(Eden.)
Issue of present {5th) Bn.:
Hon. "William Alfred Morton E., heir to Barony, |
b. 1892.
Hon. Frederick Colvin George E., 2nd heir, b. 1895. j
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (bro., sists., and half-
bros. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1859.)
Hon. Dulcibella, now Hon. Mrs. Robt. Sutton-Nel-
thorpe, b. i860, mar. 1885 Robt. Nassau S.-M., Esq. I
Res., Scawby, Brigg, Lines.
Hon. George E., b. 1861, mar. 18S8 Amy Violet j
Powlett, dau. of Lt.-Col. Hon. Chas. R. Hay- !
Druitimond and granddau. of 10th E. of Kinnoull
(Hon. Mrs. George E.). Bes., Red Cottage, Long j
Cross, Chertsey, Surrey ; 54 Cadogan PI., S.W. |
Hon. Agnes E., b. 1862. lies., Larkhill, Ranskill,
Bawtry R.S.O., Yorks.
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Godfrey Chetwynd, b.
1867, mar. 1904 Godfrey John Bo vie C, Esq., son of j
Capt. Hon. Hy. W. Chetwynd, R.N. Res., Park
Lane Hall, Doncaster.
By 3rd mruge. (none by 2nd).
Hon. Robert Evelyn E., b. 1876.
Hon. Ashley Moiland E., b. 1878.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1829, d. 1890.)
Hon. Florence Selina E., b. 1835. Res., Boyn Hill j
House, Maidenhead, Berks.
Hon. Maria Harriet E., b. 1336. Res., with re-
ceding.
Hon. Robert Henley Shaw E., b. 1840. mar. 1862
Jessie Ellen, dau. of the late Rev. Predk. Hild- I
yard (Hon. Mrs. Robt. E. ). Res., Tyddynllan,
Llaudrillo, Corwen, Merionethsh.
AUCKLAND, Baron's Widow {remrrd.). The |
Dowager Lady A. (Edith, dau. of Sir Wm. Eden,
[ 6th Bt.), mar., 1st, 1875, as 3rd wife, 4th Bn. J
Auckland (d. 1890) ; 2ndly, 1897, Philip Symons,
Esq. — retaining title by courtesy. Bes., Stonepitt
Grange, Seal, Sevenoaks, Kent.
AUCKLAND, Bishop of. Bt. Bev. Moore
Bichard Neligpn, M.A., 3rd Bp., late Vic. of 1
St. Stephen's, Westbourne Pk. : b. 1863, mar.
1894, cons. 1903. (The Bo. of Dunedin is now
Primate of N.Z.)
AUDLEY Barony {Eng. 1313 by writ)— in
abeyance since 1872 on death of 20th Bn.
Surviving Relatives.
( Thicknesse-Touchet.)
Daiis. of 20th or latest Bn. (co-heiresses to the
succession, producing the abeyance) :
Hon. Mary T.-T., b. 1858.
Hon. Emily T.-T., b. 1859.
Dau. -in-law of lgth Bn.:
Hon. Mrs. John T.-T. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Jno. H., Blennerhasset, Esq.), mar. 1842 the late
Hon. John Nicholas T.-T. (d. 1861).
AULD, Maj. -Gen. Bobert, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Dir. of Supplies and Clothing at Headqrs., has
been A.D.C. to Gov. of Malta and Assist. Dir.-
Gen. of Ordnance : b. 1848. Bes., 1 Onslow
Houses, Onslow Sq., S.W.
AUSTIN, Baronet. Sir John Austin. 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1894), M.P. for Osgoldcross Div. of
West Biding {L.), partner in a malting firm,
Chmn. of Visiting Cmttee. of County Justices
for York Castle, formerly Pres. of Osgoldcross
Lib. Assoc. : son of the late Jno. Austin, Esq.,
of Kippax, Yorks.; b. 1824, mar. 1866 Agnes,
dau. of the late Saml. S. Byron, Esq. Heir, his
son William Michael Byron (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir,
lather's son John Byron Eraser, b. 1897). Seat,
Castleford, Yorks. ; marine res., 17 Grosvenor Bd.,
Scarborough.
AUSTIN, Maj. Herbert Henry,C.M.G. (1901),
D.S.O. (1899), B.E.. Waziristan 1894-5, Uganda
1898, was employed in Brit. E. Afr. Protect.
1897-9, aftds. on Survey Duty in Egypt : b. 1868.
ALTICHAMP, Comtesse Charles de Beau-
mont d', sist. of 2nd Bn. Churston. (Name
variously given as A uti champ, Aultichamp, Autri-
chatnp, Auticamp, Antichamp, and Antichan.)
AVA, Earl of {U.K. 1888), a title of the
Dufierin and Ava Marquessate, borne by the heir
when a first-born son.
AVEBURY, Baron. John Lubbock, 1st Bn.
{U.K.) and a Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1830), D.C.L.,
LL.D., Hon. M.D., E.B.S. (Vice-Pres.), E.S.A.
& E.L.S. (Pres.), a D.L. for Kent, a Lieut, for
the City of London (formerly a Co. Aid. and
Chmn. L.C.C.), head of the bank of Bobarts,
Lubbock, and Co., Pres. of Centr. Assoc. of
Bankers and of Lond. Chamb. of Commerce, a
Trustee of Brit. Mus., late Vice-Chanc. London
Univ., for which he was M.P. 1880-1900 (prev.
for Maidstone from 1870) : son of 3rd Bt. ; b.
April 30, 1834 ; suc. as 4th Bt. 1865, cr. Bn. 1900
(L.U.) ; mar., 1st, 1856, Ellen Frances (d. 1879),
dau. of the late Bev. P. Hordern; 2ndly, 1884,
Alice Augusta Laurentia, dau. of Maj .-Gen.
Aug. II. Lane Eox-Pitt-Bivers. Seats, High
Elms, Down, Earnborough, Kent ; Kingsgate
Castle, nr. Bamsaate ; town res., 6 St. James's Sq.,
S.W. ; offices, 15 Lombard St., E.C.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1806; Bn. Avebury, 1900.
(Lubbock.)
BY 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Amy Harriet, now Hon. Mrs. Ferdinand Van
Zandt, b. 1857, mar. 1884, 2nd husb., the late
Fcrd. S. Van Z., Esq. (d. 1892). Res., The Croft,
AVE
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
AYL
121
Bradwell-on-Sea, Southminster R.S.O., Essex;
56 Elm Park Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
Hon. John Birkbeck. L., heir to Barony, a D.L.
Kent and a partner in the bank of Robarts,
Liibbock, and Co. : b. 1858. Res., 14A Berkeley St.,
Hon. Norman L., 2nd heir, b. 1861. Res., Down,
Farnborough, Kent.
The late Hon. Constance Mary, aftds. Hon. Mrs.
Charles Buxton, b. 186-, d. 1892, having mar. 1882
Chas. Sydney B., Esq.
Hon. Rolfe Arthur L., formerly Lieut. 3rd Middx.
Rifle Vols. : b. 1865, mar. 1854 Ethel, dau. of the
late Thos. A. Lawi'ord, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Rolfe L.).
Res., 11 Sloane Gdns., S.W.
Hon. Gertrude L-, b. 18&-. Res., 4 Lawrence Mansns.,
Lordship PL, Chelsea, S.W.
By 2ND MKRGK.
Hon. Ursula L„ b. 1835.
Hon. Irene L., b. i836."
Hon. Harold Fox Pitt L., b. i883.
Hon. Eric Fox Pitt L.,b. 1893.
Hon. Maurice Eox Pitt L., b. 1900.
AVELAND, Baron (U.K. 1856)— see " Ancas-
ter, E. of."
AVEN, Baron (Scot. 1643)— see " Hamilton, D.
of."
AVEEY, Baronet. Sir William Beilby Avert/,
lstBt. (U.K. 1905).
AVIGLIANO, Duchessa d', dau. of 6th D. of
Newcastle (the d' for di).
AVIS, John, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1905), Chf. of
Continental Dept. S.E. & Ch. R.
AVONMORE, Viscount. Algernon William
Yelverton, 6th Vise. (Irel.). late Capt. Dublin City
Artill. (Mil.), served in W. Africa 1902-3 : son
of 4th V. and bro. of 5th ; b. Nov. 19, 1866 ;
sue. 1885 ; mar. 1890 Mabel Sara, dau. of Geo.
Evans, Esq., of Gortmerron, Tyrone. Seats, Belle
Isle, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary ; Hazle Rock, West -
port, Co. Mayo.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Yelverton, 1795; Vise. Avonmore,
1800.— Barry Yelverton, the ist Bn. and Vise, was an
orator and statesman, Attorney-General for Ireland, a
P.C., and Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
( Yelverto
\Dau. of present (6t7i) V. :
Hon. Evelyn Marianne Mabel I'., b. 1892.
\lssue of 4th V. (two others deceased) :
(The late 5th Viscount, b. 1859, d. 1885. )
(Present Discount, b. 1866.)
ussue of 3rd V. (aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1824, d. 1S83.)
Hon. Louisa Elizabeth, nvow Hon. Mrs. P.udolpli
Hultzsch, b. 1827, mar. 1873 Herr Rud. Herm. H.
Res., Dresden.
Hon. Anna, now Hon. Mrs. James Walker, b. 1833,
mar. 1859 the lace James W., Esq. (d. 1901). Res.,
Hanley Lodge, Corstorphine R.S.O., Midlothian.
Hon. Maletta, now Hon. Mrs. Urofton Vandeleur,
b. 1839, mar. 1868 the late Capt. Crofton T. B. V.
(d. 1881). Res., Wardenstown, Athlone, Co. West-
ineath.
— wau.-in-law :
(Hon. Mrs. George F. (Louisa Lenox, dau. of Guy
L. Prendergast, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1857, the late Hon.
Geo. F. Win. 1", (d. i860); 2ndly, 1876, the late
Chas. Fethersionhaugh, Esq. (d. 1835)— forfeiting
her claim to title. Res., Manor Farm House,
Windsor.]
\Ieir pres. (a 1st cous. once removed, grandson of
2nd V. and son of Hon. Wm. Yelverton) :
William Henry Morgan Y., Esq., b. 1840. Res.'
Whitland Abbey, Carmarthen. (No 2nd heir.)
AVONMORE, Viscount's Widow. Dowager
1 'iscountess A. (Emily Marianne, dau. of the
Ute Maj.-Gen. Sir Chas. Ashworth, K.C.B., and
I idow of Edwd. Forbes, Esq., F.R.S.), mar. 1858
i ;h Vise. Avonmore (d. 1883) . lies., Villa Gobert,
iarritz.
AWDRY, Bishop— see "Tokio, Sth."
AWDRY, Knight. Sir Richard Davis Awdry,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), late Acct.-Gen. to the Navy,
prev. Assist. Sec. to Admiralty, is a member of
Roy. Patriotic Fund Corp. : b. 1843, mar. 1901,
2nd wife, Katharine Louise James. Res., Gordon
Lodge, Ciaygate, Esher, Surrey ; Brithdwr Hall,
BerriewR.S.O., Montgom.
AYLESFORD, Earl of. Charles Wight-
wick Finch, 8th Earl (Gt. Br.), a D.L. for
War wicks., late Hon. Col. 4th Batt. S. Staff ordsh.
Regt. (Mil.): son of 6th E. and bro. of 7th; b.
June 7, 1851; sue. 1885 (67.); mar., 1st, 1873,
the late Hon. Georgina Agnes Bagot, dau.
of 3rd Bn. Bagot (she died 1874) ; 2ndly, 1879,
Ella Victoria, dau. of Jno. Ross, Esq., and
widow of Capt. Jas. H. Linton. Seats, Packing-
ton and Diddington Halls, Coventry ; The Friars,
Aylesford, Maidstone.
Creations. Bn. Guernsey, Eng. 1703 ; E. of Aylesford,
Gt. Br. 1714.— This line has the same ancestry as that of
Wmchilsea and Nottingham, its first representative
being the 2nd son of the 1st Earl of N. ; he became
Solicitor-General, and was distinguished as principal of
the advocates who defended the seven Bishops in the
reigu of James II. He was raised by Queen Anne to
the above Barony and Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Finch.)
Issue of present (Sth) E.:
Lady Violet Ella,, now Lady V. Crawley, b. 1880,
mar. 1504 Maj. Eustace C.
Lady Muriel Gladwys, now Lady M. Worthington, b.
1881, mar. 1901 William Worthington W., Esq.
lies., Netherseale Old Hall, Ashby-deda-Zoueh.
Lord Guernsey, heir to Earldom: Heneage Greville
F., Lieut. Irish Gds., now A.D.C. to Gen. Sir
E. Forrest ier- Walker at Gibraltar, b. 1883. Res., 36
Buckingham Gt., S.W.
Hon. Charles Daniel F., 2nd heir, b. 1S86.
Hon. Ronald William Edv/ard F., b. 1889.
Daus. ofjth E. (nieces of present) :
Lady Hilda Joanna Gwendolen, now Lady H.
Murray, b. 1872, mar. 1898 Capt. Malcolm Donald M.
Res., 2 Ovington Gdns., Brjmpton Rd„ S.W.
Lady Alexandra Louise Minna, now Lady A. Danby,
b. 1875, mar. 1901 Philip Saml. D., Esq. Res.,
Offchureh, Leamington Spa.
I Dau. of 6th E. (sist. of present) :
(The late 7th Earl, b. 1349, d. 1885.)
j (Present Earl, b. 1851.)
Lady Anne Francesca Wilhelmine, now Lady A.
Murray, b. 1853, mar. 1875 Chas. Jas. M., Esq.,
1 M.P. Res., Loch Carron R.S.O., Ross-sh. ; 41
Belgrave Sq., S.W.
; AYLESFORD, Earl's Widow. Dowager
j Countess of A. (Jane Wightwick, dau. of the
I late Jno. W. Knightley, Esq.), mar. 1846 6th E.
! of Aylesford (d. 1871). lies., The Bury, Leam-
j ington Spa.
AYLMER, family name of following Barony.
AYLMER, Baron. Matthew Aylmer, Sth Bn.
(Irel.) and a Bt., Col. and A.G. of Canadian
j Militia, of which he comds. Mil. Dist. 4, formerly
i Lieut. 7th Fusiliers and A. A.G. at Headqrs. : son
of 7th Bn. ; b. March 28, 1842 : sue. 1901 ; mar.
1875 Amy Gertrude, dau. of Hon. Jno. Young,
of Montreal, lies., Ottawa.
Creations. Irel.: A Et. 1662; Ld. Aylmer, Bn. de
Balrath, 1718.— Rear-Adm. Matt. Aylmer, a distinguished
naval officer, and Governor of Greenwich Hospital, was
awarded this Peerage in recognition of his services : he
was 2nd son of the 1st Bb., but the two dignities
eventually became merged : they are distinct from the
Btcv. below.
Titled Relatives.
(Aylmer.)
Issue of present (8th) Bn. :
Hon. Amelia Winifred A., b. 1876.
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Directory of Peerage^
BAG
Hon. John Frederick. Whitwortii A. heir to
Barony, b. i38o.
Hon. Kenneth Athalmar A., 2nd heir, b. 1883.
Hon. Basil Udolphus A., b. 1SS6.
Hon. Florence Gwendolyn A., b. 1891.
Surviving issue of Jth Bn. (bros. and sist. of j
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1842.)
Hon. Henry A., Canad. M.P., barrister, Sheriff of j
St. Francis Dist., Quebec, and Lt.-C'ol. Canad. i
Artill. Mil. : b. 1843, mar. 1870 Louisa Blanche
Fanny, dau. of the late Hy. A. Howe. Esq,, LL.D. I
(Hon. Mrs. Henry A.). Res., Lennoxville, Quebec.
Hon. Isabella, now Hen. Mrs. Lovell A., b. 1845, ,
mar. 1S72 ber cousin, the late Hy. Lovell Aylmer,
J Esq. (d. 1882). Res., Richmond, Quebec.
j Hon. Frederick Whitworth A., C.E. (Canad. Pacific
By. ) and Capt. Canad. Mil. : b. 1850, mar. 1899 Emma
Meredith, dau. of R. Lang:, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. j
Frederick A.), Res., C4oIden, Brit. Columbia.
j AYLMER, Baronet. Sir Arthur Percy
i Fitzgerald Aylmer, 13th Bt. (Irel. 1621), granct-
; son of 12th Bt. and son of the late Capt. Fenton
J J. Aylmer; b. 1858, sue. 1885, mar. same year, 2nd
1 wife, but divorced 1886 (by an American wife
! who had prev. been divorced herself). Heir pres.,
! his bro. Col. Fenton John A., TJ(C (b. 1862; 2nd
I heir, their uncle Capt. John Evans Freke A., b.
i 1838). Res., Donadea Lodge, Westend Village,
j Southampton.
AYLMER, Baronet's "Widow. Lady A.
(Alice Hester Caroline, dau. of Conway R. Dobbs,
I Esq.), mar. 1853 Sir Gerald G. Aylmer, 10th Bt.
! (d/1883). lies., Reduit, Monkstown, Co. Dublin,
j AYLMER, Col. Edmund Kendal Grimston,
j C.B. (Mil. 1902), late comdg. 19th Hussars ; Egypt
and Soudan 1882-5, S- Africa 1895-1902 : b. 1859.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
AYR, Viscount (Scot. 1622)— see " Bute, M.
of."
AYSCOUGH (PERRY-), Hon. Mrs. George,
dau. of 3rd Bn. Congieton.
AYTOUN, Maj. Andrew,D.S.O. (1900-1), Arg.
and Suthd. Kighldrs. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, was
with Colon. Forces in Queensld. 1898 : b. i860.
B.
BABTIE, Lt.-Col. William, C.M.G. (1899),
W (1899), R.A.M.C., M.B., L.R.C.P., a Kt. of
Grace Sr. John Jerus. ; Crete 1897-S, S. Africa
1899-1900, now Assist. Dir.-Gen. A. M.S. : b. 1859.
Res., 21 Carlisle Mansns., "Westmr., S.W., and
68 Victoria St., S.W.
BACKHOUSE, Baronet. Sir Jonathan Ed-
mund Backhouse, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1901), aD.L. for N.
Riding and Co. Durham, a banker of Darlington :
son of Edmd. Backhouse, Esq., of Trebah, Corn-
wall : b. 1849, widower. Heir, his son Edmund
Trelawny (b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, next son, Oliver.
Lieut. R.N., b. 1876). Seats, Uplands, Darling-
ton ; The Rookery, MiddletonTyasR.S.O., Yorks.
BACKHOUSE, Col. Julius Batt, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late East Kent Regt. (the Buffs); Zulu
War 1879, and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1854.
BACKHOUSE, Maj. Miles Roland Charles,
D.S.O. (1902), Northumbd. Imper. Yeom.; S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1878 (4th son 01 above Bt.).
BACON, Baronet. Sir Hickman Beckett
Bacon, nth Bt. of Redgrave (Eng. 1611, Premier
Baronet ; also 12th Bt. of Mildenhall, Eng.
1627), F.S.A., a D.L. for Lincolnsh. (High Sheriff
1887), a Co. Aid. for Lindsey Div., formerly
Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 16th Bt., b. 1855,
sue. 1872. Heir pres., his bro. Nicholas Henry
(b. 1857 ; and heir, latter' s son Edmund Castell,
b. 1903). Seat, Thonock Hall, Gainsborough,
Lines. ; town res., Queen Anne's Mansns., St.
James's Pk., S.W.
*#* The ancestry numbers among its collaterals both
Friar Bacon and Sir Francis, Bn. Verulam, commonly,
but incorrectly known as Lord Bacon. The famous Lord
Chancellor never held the title of Baron Bacon, and it is
the confusion between "Lord Verulam" and "Lord Chan-
cellor Bacon " that has given rise to the common error.
He was Sir Francis Bacon, Kt., Bn. Verulam (not Earl),
and Vise. St. Albans, or rather St. Alban— all his titles
becoming extinct at his death. Neither he nor Roger
Bacon left any children, and the founder of the family
was Sir Nicholas Bacon (Kt.), Lord Keeper to Queen
Elizabeth, whose eldest son, Sir Nicholas, half-bro. of
Sir Francis, became 1st Bt.
BACON, Capt. Reginald Hugh Spencer,
D.S.O. (1897), R.N., Benin 1897, now Nav. Assist.
"to First Sea Lord of Admiralty, author of a
' Manual of Electric Lighting for the Navy : '
b. 1863.
BADCOCK, Knight. Gen. Sir Alexander
Robert Badcoch, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), C.S.I. (1895),
LA. retd., served in Bhutan Expedn. 1864-5,
Hazara 1868, Perak 1875-6. Afghanistan 1878-80,
now a Memb. Counc. of India, was Q..M.G. in
India 1895-1900: b. 1844, mar. 1865 Theophila
Lowther, dau. of J. S. Dumergue, Esq. lies.,
The Elms, Shortlands, Bromley, Kent; 44 Gros-
venor Ed., S.W.
BADCOCK, Maj . Francis Frederick, D.S.O.
(1892), I. A., Hazara 1888 and 1891, 2nd Miran-
zai, Hunza Nagar, Waziristan, and Tirah 1897-8 :
b. 1867 (son of preceding).
BADCOCK, Jasper Capper, C.B. (Civ. 1899),
late Controller of London Postal Service, in
G.P.O. 1858-1905 : b. 1840. Res., Springfield,
Brodrick Rd., Upp. Tooting, S.W.
BADENOCH, Baron (Scot. 1600), a title of the
Huntiy Marquessate.
I BAGGE, Baronet. Sir Alfred Thomas Bagge,
\ 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1867), retired Capt. R.N. (served
] in China 1857-61), a D. L. for Norfolk : son of 1st
! Bt. and bro. of 2nd, b. 1843, sue. 1881, mar. 1872
I Millicent Case, dau. of the late Jno. G. Morris,
j Esq. Heir, his son Alfred William Francis
(b. 1875; 2nd heir, next son, John Picton, b.
1877). Seat, Stradsett Hall, Downham Market,
Norfolk.
BAGGE, Baronet's Widow (remrrd.). Alice,i
Lady B., dau. of the late Alf. Giles, Esq., mar.,
1st, 1865, Sir Wm. H. E. Bagge, 2nd Bt. (d. 1881);
2ndlv, 1889, Wm. Wainwright, Esq., but retains
title by right. Res., The Deanery, Sth. Mailing,
Lewes.
BAGGE, Maj. Richard Ludwig, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 3rd Batt. Norf. Regt. (Mil.) : S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1872. Res., Islington Hall,
King's Lynn.
BAGOT, family name of following Barony.
BAGOT, Baron. William Bagot, 4th Bn.
(Gt. Br.) and a Bt., F.S.A., F.L.S. ; a D.L.
for Cos. Stafford and Derby, was a Gentn. Usher
of Priv. Chamb. and Lord in Waiting to Queen
Victoria, also Lt.-Col. 2nd in comd. Staffordsh.
BAG
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BAI 123
Yeom., formerly A.D.C. to Gov.~Gen. of Canada :
son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Jan. 19, 1856; sue. 1887 (C.) ;
mar. 1903 Lilian, dau. of late Henry May, Esq.,
of Maryland, U.S.A. Seats, Blithfield, Rugeley,
Staffs. ; Pool Pk., Ruthin, Denbighsh. (let).
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1627; Bn. Bagot, Gt. Br.
1780.— Sir Wm. Bagot, 1st Bn., was M. P. for Staffordshire ;
the 2nd was a distinguished scientist.
Titled Relatives.
(Bagot.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Barbara B., b. 1905.
Surviving issue of "£r& Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Bernard Shaw, prev.
Hamar Bass, b. 1853, mar. 1901, 2nd husb.. Rev
Bemd. I). Douglas S., Vic. of Ch. Ch. Albany St.,
AV. Res., S Hereford Gdns., Park Ln., W.
(Present Bauon, b. 1856.)
Hon. Katherine Jane, now Hon. Mrs. David Smythe,
b. 1859, mar. 1898 Col. David Murray 8. Res.,
Methven Castle, Perth.
Hon. Elizabeth Sophia Lucia, now Hon. Mrs.
New&ig&te-Newdc'jate, a Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus.:b. 1S61, mar. 1888 Pras. Alex. Newdigate,
Esq., M.P., who assumed the addit. name of Mew-
degate 1902. Res., Arbury, Nuneaton, Warwicks. ;
West Hallam, Derby ; 1 Timey St., Park Ln., W.
Hon. Walter Lewis B., heir pres. to Barony,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Maj., served in S. Africa
1900-1, late Capt. 1st Batt. Gren. Gds. : b. 1864,
mar. 1892 Margaret Jane Caroline, dau. of the late
Hon. Predk. V/. Cadogan, son of 3rd Earl Cadogan
(Hon. Mrs. Walter B., of 24 Montagu St., Port-
man Sq., W.). (2nd heir, his sou Edward Lewis
Henry, b. i3g6.)
BAGOT, Knight. Sir Charles Samuel Bagot,
Kt. Bach. (1903), B.A., barrister-at-law, late a
Legal Commissr. in Lunicy, now an Hon. Com-
missr : b. 1828, mar. 1851 Lucy Francesca, dau.
of the late Edmund G. Hornby, Esq. Res.,
The Gables, East Sheen, Mortlake, S.W., and 66
Victoria St., S.W.
i BAGOT, Col. Charles Hervey, C.B. (Mil.
1900), R.E. retd. ; Afghn. i878-g,_ Bsehuanald.
J1884-5, late Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns. : b.
"1847. Brook Cottage, East Grinstead, Sussex.
BAHRIA— see " Delia Bahria."
BAILEY, family name of Glanusk Barony,
q.v. for " Hons.," also below.
. BAILEY, Knight (1). Sir James Bailey, Kt.
iijBach. (1905), M.P. for Walworth (C).
BAILEY. Knight (2). Sir William Henry
fBailey, Kt. Bach. (1894), Manag. Dir. of W. H.
i!1 Bailey and Co., Mayor of Salford 1893-4 and Past
II Pres. of Manch. Assoc. of Engineers, a pioneer of
jjthe Ship Canal : b. 1838, widower. Res., Sale Hail,
Cheshire, nr. Manchester; Glan-y-Mor, Beaumaris.
I BAILEY, Capt. Arthur Harold, D.S.O.
I ; 1900-1), S. Lanes. Regt. ; Rhodesia 1896-7 and
IpBoer War 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
I BAILEY, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 4th Bn.
I Lyttelton — see " Cobham."
I BAILEY, Capt. Percy James, D.S.O. (1902),
i 12th Lancers ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
I BAILEY, Rowland, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1902),
1LS.O. (igo4\ Controller of Stationery Office, prey.
pf Stores, Works Office.
BAILEY, William Henry, I.S.O. (1905),
(Uolon. Postmr., Barbados.
J BAILLIE, Baronet. Sir Robert Alexander
paillie, 4th Bt. of Polkemmet (U.K. 1823), Maj.
[Uth Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom. : bro. of 3rd
3t. and nephew of 2nd, b. 1859, sue. 1896, mar.
.887 Isabel, dau. of the late David E. Wilkie, Esq.,
|)f Melbourne. Heir, his son Gawain George
j Stuart (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, next son, Adrian
I iVilliam Maxwell, b. 1898). Res., changing.
I BAILLIE, Baronet's Widow. Mary, Lady
B., dau. of Stair H. Stewart, Esq., mar. 1846 Sir
Wm. Baillie, 2nd Bt. (d. 1890). Res., Polkemmet,
Whitburn, Linlithgowsh.
BAILLIE, Hon. Mrs. Albert, dau. of 8th
Vise. Bovne.
BAILLIE, Lt.-Col. Augustus Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Hon. Lt.-Col. in Army ; S. Africa 1900-2,
now Maj. Lovat's Scouts : b. 1861.
BAILLIE, Lady Blanche Harriet Emma,
sist. of 4th E. of Malmesbury.
BAILLIE, Col. James Evan Bruce, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), formerly M.P. for Inverness-sh.
Res., Dochfouv, Inverness; 71 Sth. Audley St., W.
BAILLIE, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of Bn. Burton,
and wife of preceding.
BAILLIE, Lieut. John Andrew, D.S.O. (1902), j
S. African Constab., late with Ind. Police ; Boer j
War 1901-2: b. 1874. Res.. Pretoria.
BAILLIE (COCHRANE-), family name of I
Lamington Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
BAILLIE-HAMILTON— see " Hamilton, B.-"
BAINBRIDGE, Knight. Col. Sir Edmond
Bainbridge, K.C.B. (Civ. 1903), R.A. retd. (1898),
late Supt. of Ordn. Factories and of Roy. Labora-
tory, Woolwich, has also been Instr. to Sch. of
Gunnery, Sec. of Ordn. Cmttee., &c. : b. 1841,
mar. 1880, 2nd wife, Kate. dau. of Jno. Page,
Esq. R»s.. Sheringham R S.O., Norfolk.
BAINBRIDGE. Capt. Norman Bruce, D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Rid. Regt. ; Boer War 1899-1901, now
an Ordn. Offr. 4th class : b. 1869.
BAINBRIDGE, Capt. William Frank, D.S.O.
(1900-1), LA. ; N.W.Frontier 1897-8, China 1900 :
b. 1873.
BAINES, Bishop — see "Natal," and note
" Baynes" as distinct.
BAINES, Knight. Sir (Jervoise) Athel-
stane Bainbridge, Kt. Bach. (1905), C.S.I. (1894),
F. R.G.S.,F.R.S.S.(Hon. Sec.),lateAld.L.C.C.,in
I.C.S. 1868-95 as Magistrate, Forest Offr., Census !
Commissr., fee, author of several works on India : j
b. 1847, mar. 1874 Constance, dau. of Henry Pyne, i
Esq. Res., Horns Gloss, Kidlington, Oxford. j
BAiNES, Frederick Ebenezer, C.B. (Civ. !
1885), late Surv.-Gen. of Telegrs. and Assist. Sec. i
G. P.O., ret. 1803, is author of several works : b. |
1832. Res., Tunb. Wells.
BAIRD, Baronet of Newbyth. Sir David 1
Baird, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1809), a D.L. for Co.
Haddington and Commissi', of Supply for
Midlothian, formerly Maj. 98th Regt. and of
74th Highldrs., served in Kaffir and Crimean
Wars and in Mutiny: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1832,
sue. 1852, mar. 1864 Hon. Ellen Stuart, dau. of
12th Bn. Blantyre (Hon. Lady Baird of Newbyth).
Heir, his son Capt. David B. (b. 1865; 2nd heir,
next son, William Arthur, b. 1879) . Seat, Newbyth
House, Prestonkirk, Haddingtonsh.
*#* This line is a branch of the following. The 1st
Baronet, Sir David Baird, G.C.B., was a distinguished
military commander who figured at the capture of
Seringapatam and of the Cape, also at Corunna.
BAIRD, Baronet of Saughion Hall. Sir
William James Gardiner Baird, 8th Bt. (Scot.
1696), Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. Lothians
and Berwicks. Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut.
7th Hussars, is a Commissr. of Supply for Mid-
lothian: son of 7th Bt., b. 1854, sue. 1896,
mar. 1S79 Hon. Arabella Ross Evelyn Hozier,
dau. of 1st Bn. Newlands (Hon. Lady Baird of
Saughton Hall). Heir, his son James Hozier ;
Gardiner (b. 1883; 2nd heir, next son, William |
Frank Gardiner, b. 1885). Res., Luchie, Nth. j
Berwick, Haddingtonsh.
BAIRD, Baronet of Urie. Sir Alexander j
124 BAI Directory of Peerage, BAL
Baird, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), Lord Lieut, of Kin-
eardinesh., and a D.L. for Inverness-sh. and for
Co. of City of Aberdeen : son of the late Jno.
Baird, Esq., b. 1849, widower (having mar. Hon.
Annette M. Folk, dau. of 1st Bn. Haldon). Heir,
his son John Lawrence, C.M.G., q.v. (2nd heir,
next son, Alexander "Walter Frederick, D.S.O.,
q.v.). Seat, Urie, Stonehaven, Kineardinesh.
BAIRD, Hon. Ladies— see under above Bts.
of Newbyth and Saughton Hall.
BAIRD, Knight. Adm. Sir John Kennedy
Erskine Baird, K.C.B. (Mil. 1890), served in
Russian "War and commanded Chan. Squad.
1888-90, ret. 1897, was a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria : bro. of Sir David Baird, Bt. of New-
byth ; b. 1833, mar. 1905 Constance Barbara, dau.
of the late Edwd. Clarke, Esq., of Chard.
BAIRD, Maj . Alexander "Walter Frederick,
D.S.O. (1902), Gord. Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1900-2
as a Staff-Capt. : b. 1876 (son and 2nd heir of
above Bt. of Urie) .
BAIRD, Col. Andrew Wilson, C.S.I. (1897),
R.E. retd., F.R.S., F.R.G.S., A.M.I.C.E., Fell.
Imper. Inst, (on Governing Body), Abyss. 1867,
was Dep. Supt. of Great Trigonometr. Surv. of
India, late Master of Calcutta Mint: b. 1842.
Res., Palmer's Cross, Elgin.
BAIRD, Lady Ethel Sydney, dau. of 9th E.
of Kintore and wife of the under-mentioned Jno.
L. Baird, C.M.G.
BAIRD, Capt. Henry Hume Chisholm, D.S.O.
(1900-1), E. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 as
Signalling Offr. : b. 1878.
BAIRD, John Lawrence, C.M.G. (1904), a
2nd Sec. in Diplom. Sarv. (Abyssinia and Somali-
land) and a D.L. for Kineardinesh. : son and heir
of above Bt. of Urie, b. 1874, mar. 1905 the above
Lady Ethel B.
BAKER, Baronet of Dunstable House. His
Honour Sir George Sherston Baker, 4th Bt. {Gt.
Br. 1796), Recorder of Barnstaple and Bideford,
Judge of County Cts. (Circuit No. 17), has teen a
Revising Barrister and an Examiner to the Four
Inns of Court, is editor of several legal works :
gt. grandson of 1st Bt. and 1st cousin once
rem. of 3rd ; b. 1846, sue. 1877, mar. 1873
Jane Mary, dau. of the late Fredk. J. Fegen, Esq.,
C. B., R.N. Heir, his son Dodington George
Richard Sherston (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, next son,
John Dunstan Sherston, b. 1882). Res., 18 Caven-
dish Ed., St. John's Wd.,N.W. ; chamb., 13 Bank
St., Lincoln.
BAKER, Baronet of Loven'or. — see " Rhodes."
BAKER, Baronet of Ranston (or of Ashcombe).
Sir Randolf Littleiiales Baker, 4th Bt.
{U.K. 1802), 2nd Lieut. Dorset Imper. Yeom. :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1879, sue. 1900. No present
heir. Seat, Ranston, Blandford, Dorset.
BAKER, Baronet's Widow. Lady B. of
Ranston (Amy Susan, dau. of Lt.-Col. Geo.
Marryat), mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, Rev. Sir Talbot
H. B. Baker, 3rd Bt., Preb. of Salisbury (d.
1900). Res., with Sir Randolf.
i BAKER, Knight (1). Sir Augustine Fitz-
! Gekald Baker, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.A., Pres. of
- Iocorp. Law Soc. of Ireld. : b. 1851. Res., 56
Merrion Sq., Dublin.
BAKER, Knight (2). Sir Benjamin Baker,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), K.C.M.G. (1890), LL.D.,
D. Sc. F.R.S., Past Pres. Inst. C.E. and Lt.-Col.
and Hon. Col. Engr. and Rail. Vols., joint engr.
of the Forth Bridge and of the Nile Reservoir, a
memb. of Ordn. Cmttee. : b. 1840. Res., Bowden
j Grn., Pangbourne, Reading ; 2 Queen Sq. PI.,
Queen Anne's Gt., S.W., and 110 Piccadilly, W.
BAKER, Knight (3). Sir John Baker, Kt.
Bach. (1895), a wool merchant, twice Mayor of
Portsmouth and Chmn. of Sch. Bd. for 21 years,
anM.P. 1892-1900 : b. 1828, widower. Res., North
End House, Landport, Portsmouth ; 4 Queen's
Gdns., Hove, Brighton.
BAKER, Knight (4). Hon. Sir Richard
Chaffey Baker, K.C.M.G. (1895), M.A., Pres. of
first Senate cf Austral. Commonwealth, prev.
nine years Pres. of Leg. Counc. S. Aust., where
he had been Attorney-Gen., Min. of Justice, &c. :
b. 1842, mar. 1865 Katherine Edith, dau. of Richd.
B. Colley, Esq. Res., Morialta, Norton's Summit,
nr. Adelaide, and Melbourne.
BAKER, Knight's Widow. Lady 2?. (Florence,
dau. of M. Finnian von Sass), mar. i860, as 2nd
j wife, Sir Saml. W. Baker, F.R.S., distinguished
I African traveller (d. 1893) . Res., Sandford Orleigh,
[ Newton Abbot, Devon.
I BAKER, Maj. Arthur Brander, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Imper. Bushmen; Hazara 1888,
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1868.
BAKER, Edward Norman, C.S.I. (1900), has
been Financ. Sec. to Govts, of Bengal and India,
also a Dep. Commissr., now an M.L.C. of Bengal
I and Financ. Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy : b. 1857.
Res., Calcutta.
BAKER, Col. George, C.B. (Mil. 1887), 67th
Regt. retd. ; China i860, Afghn. 1878-80, and
Burma 1885-7, comd. 20th Eegtl. Dist 1891-6: b.
1840. Res., Manor Farm, Frindsbury, Rochester.
BAKER, Hon. Mrs. Lloyd, dau. of 18th Bn.
Willoughby de Broke.
BAKER, Maj. Robert Joseph, D.S.O. (1902),
Qmr. and Hon. Maj. 5th Batt. Roy. Dubl. Fus.
(Mil.) ; S. Africa igoo-2 : b. 1856. Res., 138 Sth.
Circular Rd., Dublin.
BALA R. VARMA— see " Travancore."
BALCARRES, Earl of {Scot. 1651) — see
"Crawford."
BALCARRES {proa. Balcar'rez), Lord {by
courtesy), M.P., eld. son and heir of E. of Crawford
and Balcaires, q.v. Title varied from one of those
of the Earldom, " Baron Lindsay of Balcarres."
BALDOCK, Col. Thomas Stanford, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.A., S. Africa 1901-2, was Brig.-Maj. R.A.
in Malta 1890-4, now on Ordn. Cmttee. : b. 1854.
Res., Bapchiid Ct., Sittingbourne, Kent.
BALD WIN, Maj. Guy Melfort, D.S.O. (1896),
I.A., Hazara 1888, Chitral Relief, N.W. Front.
1897-8, now a D.A.A.G. at Ind. Headqrs. : b. 1865.
BALE, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Bale,
K.C.M.G. (1901), F.R.C.I.,Ch. Justice of Natal,
formerly Attorn. -Gen. and Memb. Counc. of
Educn., also Chmn. of various Cmttees., and has
twice been requested to form a Ministry, appd.
Q.C. 1897: b. 1854, mar. 1904, 2nd wife, Margaret
Anne, dau. of the late W. F. Berning, Esq. Res.,
Hillside, Pieterraaritzburg.
BALFOUR, family name of Kinross Barony,
q.v. for "Hons.," see below for "Ladies."
BALFOUR, Priv. Counc. (1). Rt. Hon.
Arthur James Balfour, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1885, /.
1887), M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S., M.P. for
E. Manchester (6'.), an Elder Brother of Trinity
House, a D.L. for Haddingtonsh., Prime Minister
and First Lord of the Treasury (appd. to former
office July 12, 1902), late also Lord Privy
Seal, is an ex-officio memb. of Scott. Cmttee. of
Counc. on Educn. ; is Chancellor of Edinburgh
Univ., late Lord Rector of St. Andrews and
Glasgow, and has been Ch. Sec. for Ireland
BAL
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BAN 125
(1887-91), Sec. for Scotland, Pres. of Local Govt.
Bd., and Assist. Priv. Sec. to Sec. for For. Affairs,
having1 accompanied the Spec. Mission of Lords
Beaconsfield and Salisbury to Berlin in 1878 ;
was Pres. of Brit. Assoc. 1904 ; author of ' Founda-
tions of Belief,' ' A Defence of Philosophic Doubt,"
and other works : son of Jas. Maitland Balfour,
Esq., and of Lady Blanche Cecil, sist. of late
Marq. of Salisbury ; b. July 25, 1848 ; unmrrd.
.fies.jWhittingehaniejPrestonkii-k^addingtonsh.;
10 Downing St., S.W.
BALFOUR, Priv. Counc. (2). Xtt. Hon.
Gerald "William Balfour, P.C. (irel. 1895, Gt.
[Br. 1900), M.A., M.P. for Centr. Leeds (C),
I Pres. of Loc. Govt. Bd., prev. of Bd. of Trade and
I Chief Sec. for Ireland ; was Priv. Sec. to his bro.,
the preceding, when Pres. Loc. Govt. Bd. : b.
1853, mar. 1887 Lady Elizabeth Edith Z/z/Moh, dau.
of 1st E. of Lytton (Lady Betty Balfour) . Res.,
\ Fishers Hill, Woking, Surrey '; 3 Whitehall Ct.,
S.W.
BALFOUR, Lady " Betty," dau. of 1st E. of
Lytton (q.v.) and wife of the above Rt. Hon.
Gerald W. Balfour.
BALFOUR, Capt. Christopher Egerton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Roy. Rif. Corps ; S.
Africa 1899-1901 as A.D.C. : b. 1872.
BALFOUR, Lady Frances, dau. of 8th D. of
Argyll.
BALFOUR, Lady Helena ("Nina"), dau. of
10th E. of Antrim.
BALFOUR, Lt.-Col. John Edmond Heugh,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Roy. 1st
Devon Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-igoo as
A.D.C: b. 1863. Res. Sidmouth Manor, Devon;
5B Mount St., W.
I BALFOUR op BURLEIGH, Baron. Alex-
|| ander Hugh Bruce, 6th Bn. {Scot.), a Scot. Repres.
j Peer (el. 1876), K.T. (1900), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1892),
llM.A., LL.D., a D.L. for Clackmannan, andChanc.
I of St. Andrews Univ., a memb. of Scott. Cmttee.
I of Counc. on Educn., late Sec. for Scotland (with
if seat in the Cabinet), formerly Pari. Sec. to
IfBd. of Trade, a Lord in Waiting to Queen
[Victoria, and Capt. Highld. Bord. Militia ; has
I been Chmn. of four Commssns. : son of Robert
:j Bruce, Esq., a descendant of 4th Bn. ; b. Jan. 13,
U1849 ; sue. 1869, when the Barony was relieved of
{ the attainder under which it had lain from 1716
|(C); mar. 1876 Lady Katherine Eliza Hamilton-
j Gordon, dau. of 5th E. of Aberdeen. Seat,
[Kennet House, Alloa, Clackmannansh. ; townres.,
1 47 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Ill Creation. Bn. Balfour of Burleigh, Scot. 1607.— Sir
! Michael Balfour (Kt.), the 1st Bn., was Ambassador to
I the Duke of Tuscany and Lorraine. The attainder was
pronounced upon the heir of the 4th Bn., but was ulti-
mately reversed in favour of the line of his sister, who
I had married Brig. -Gen. Alex. Bruce.
Titled Relatives.
{Bruce.)
tissue of present (6th) Bn.:
Hon. Mary B., b. 1877.
Hon. Jane Hamilton B., b. 1879.
Master of Burleigh, heir to Barony: Hon. Robert
B., Lieut. 1st Batt. Argyll and Suthd. Highldrs.,
served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1880.
1 Hon. George John Gordon B., 2nd heir, b. 1883.
Hon. Victoria Alexandrina Katherine B., b. 1898.
KSist. of present Bn. (advanced to rank of a Bn.'s
I daughter 1870) :
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
I Hon. Henrietta Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Claud Hamil-
ton, b. 1850, mar. 1874 the late Claud H. H., Esq. (d.
I 1900). Res., Dunmore Pk., Larbert, Stirlingsh. ;
Cochna, Duntocher, Duinbartonsh, nr. Glasgow.
BALGONIE, Lord (by courtesy— -title, Bn. B.,
Scot. 1641), eld. son and heir of E. of Leven and
Melville, q.v. ,
BALINHARD, Baron ( U.K. 1869) , Imper. title
of E. of Southesk.
BALL, Knight (1). Sir Charles Bent Ball,
Kt. Bach. (1903), M.D., F.R.C.S.I., Reg. Prof,
of Surg, in Trin. Coll. Dublin and an Hon. Surg,
to H.M. in Ireld., a memb. of Gen. Med. Counc.
and of Advisory Bd. of Army Med. Serv. : b. 1851 1
(bro. of follg.), mar. 1874 Annie Julia, dau. of the j
late Danl. Kinahan, Esq. Res., 24 Merrion Sq., '
Dublin.
BALL, Knight (2). Sir Robert Stawell Ball, j
Kt. Bach. (1886), M.A., LL.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E.,
F.R.A.S. (Past Pres.), late Royal Astronomer
for Ireland, now Lowndean Prof, of Astron. and
Geom. at Cambridge, well known as a mathe-
matician and astronomer, and also as a popular
author and lecturer : b. 1840, mar. 1868 Frances
Elizabeth, dau. of Wm. Edwd. Steele, Esq. Res.,
Observatory, Cambridge.
BALL, Thomas, C.M.G. (1901), Dep. Mayor of
Cape Town in 1901 (late Mayor) : b. 1846. Res.,
Hereford House, Kloof St., Cape Town.
BALLARAT, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur
Vincent Green, LL.D., 2nd Bishop, late 3rd
Bishop of Grafton and Armidale, formerly
Archdn. of Ballarat and Exam, in Hist, and Polit.
Econ. to Melbourne Univ. : b. 1857, mar. 1880,
cons, to Grafton 1894, transl. 1900. Res., Bishops-
court, Ballarat, Victoria.
BALLARD, Henry, C.M.G. (1901), Port Capt.
at Durban, Natal : b. 1840.
BALLINBRIECH, Baron (Scot. 1458), a title
of E. of Rothes.
BALLY, Maj. -Gen. John Ford, C.V.O. (1903),
R.A. retd. (1905) ; Zululd 1879, Supt. of Sch. of
Gunnery 1897-1902, late comdg. R.A. at Gib-
raltar : b. 1845.
BALLYMOTE, Baron (Irel. 1628) — see
"Taaffe, Vise."
BALMORE, Baron (Scot. 1600)— see "Huntly,
M. of."
BALNIEL, Baron (Scot. 1651)— see " Crawford,
E. of."
BALQUHTDDER, Viscount (Scot. 1676), and \
BALQHDR., GLENALMOND, &c. (1703)— see
" Atholl, D. of."
BALRATH, Baron AYLMER de (Irel. 1718) J
— see " Aylmer, Bn."
BALVAIRD, Baron (Scot. 1641), a title of the j
Mansfield Earldom.
BALVENIE &c, Baron (Scot. 1676) — see
"Atholl, D. of."
BALWEARIE &c, Baron {Scot. 1690)— see
" Leven, E. of."
BALZO, Duquesa del— see " Del Balzo."
BAMPFYLDE, family name of Poltimore
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
BANBURY, Baronet. Sir Frederick George
Banbury, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), M.P. for Peckham
(C.), a partner in Fredk. Banbury and Sons,
stockbrokers: son of the late Fredk. Banbury,Esq.,
of Shirley ; b. 1850, mar. 1873 Elizabeth Rosa, dau.
of the late Thos. B. Beale, Esq. Heir, his son
Charles William (b. 1877 ; no 2nd heir) . Seat,
Warneford PL, Highworth, Swindon ; town res.,
41 Lowndes St., S.W. ; offices, 23 Old Broad St.,
E.C.
BANCROFT, Knight. Sir Squire Bancroft
Bancroft, Kt. Bach. (1897), formerly an actor of
established repute, for many years Manager (with
his wife) of the Prince of Wales's Theatre, aftds.
of the Haymarket, since retiremt. has been active
126 BAN
Directory
of Peerage,
BAIT
j as a reader on behalf of charities : b. 1841, mar.
! 1867 Marie Effie Wilton, well-known actress. Res.,
i White Lodge, Westgate-on-Sea R.S.O., Kent; 18
1 Berkeley Sq., W.
i BANDxlNARAIKE, Solomon Diab, C.M.G.
! (1902), Maha Mudaliyar of Ceylon, Mohandirum
of the Governor's Gate, and a native A.D.C. to
j Gov. : b. 1862. lies., Horagolla, Veyangoda,
I Ceylon.
■ BANDINI, Marchess — see " Giustiniani-B."
I BANDINI (GIUSTINIANI-), family name of
Newburgh Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
" Hons." (See " Ginstiniani " for foreign titles.)
BANDON, Eael of. James Francis Bernard,
4th Earl (Irel.). an Irish Bepres. Peer (el.
1881), K.P. (1900), Lieut, of Co. and City of
Cork (High Sheriff 1875), and Hon. Col. Cork
Artill. Mil., was on Staff of D. of Abereom (Ld.
Lieut.) 1874-7 : son of 3rd E. ; b. Sept. 12, 1850;
! sue. 1877 (0.) ; mar. 1876 Hon. Georgiana
j Dorothea Harriet Evans- Freke, dau. of 7th Bn.
Carbery. Seat, Castle Bernard, Bandon, Co. Cork.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Bandon, 1793 ; Vise. Bandon,
1795 ; E. of Bandon and Vise. Bernard, 1800.— The 1st
Peer was M.P. for Bandon. He was awarded the above
titles successively.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
{Bernard.)
Surviving issue oford E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Mary Catherine Henrietta, now Lady M. Ald-
tvorth, b. 1837, mar. 1363 the late Col. Richd. Wm. A.
(d. 1899). Res., Newmarket Ct., Newmarket, Co.
Cork.
Lady Louisa Albinia B., b. 1841. ) Res., 73
Lady Charlotte Esther Emily B., b. 1343. V Chester
Lady Emma Harriet B., b. 1344. ) Sq., SAY.
(Present Earl, b. 1350.)
Lady Kathleen Frances, now Lady K. Gaussen, b.
1853, mar. 1885 Alfd. V/. Geo. G., Esq. Res., 3 Wal-
pole St., Chelsea, SAY.
Heir pres. to Earldom (a 1st cousin) :
Capt. Percy Brodrick B., B.A., a D.L. for Co. Gal-
way, formerly Capt. Roy. Minister Fus. (Mil.),
once an M.P. and Priv. Sec. to two Viceroys of
Ireld. : son of Et. Rev. the Hon. Chas. B. Bernard,
Bp. of Tuam; b. 1344, mar. 190a, 3rd wife, Eva,
dau. of the late Henry Hoare, Esq. Res., Castle
Hackett, Tuam, Co. Galway. (2nd heir, his son
Ronald Percy Hamilton, b. 1875.)
BANDON BRIDGE, Baron {Irel. 1628) —
see " Cork and O., E. of."
BANERJEE, Sir Gooroo Dass, Kt. Bach.
(1904), M.A., LL.D., late a Puisne Judge of the
High Ct. at Fort William, Bengal, an M.L.C.,
and Vice-Chanc. of Calcutta Univ., has been a
Prof, or Lect. on Mathematics and Law : b. 1844,
mar. 1861. Res., 19 Sastitala Ed., Narikeldanga,
Calcutta.
BANFIELD, Col. Bees John Francis, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late Welsh Begt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900, now Ch. Staff Offr. at Gibraltar: b. 1850.
BANGOR, Bishop of. Bt. Rev. Waticin
Herbert Williams, D.D. ,72nd Bp., late Archdn.,
Canon Res., and Dean of St. Asaph, and Comsry.
to Bp. of Saskatchewan : son of Sir Hugh
Williams, 3rd Bt. of Bodelwyddan ; b. Aug. 22,
1845, mar. 1879, cons. 1899, ent. Lords 1904 {€.).
Res., Glyngarth Palace. Menai Bridge R.S.O.,
Anglesea ; Pant Eidal, Mach3'nlleth, Montgom.
BANGOR, Viscount. Henry William Crosbie
Ward, 5th Vise. (Irel.), an Irish Repres. Peer
(el. 1885), a D.L. for Co. Down, formerly Capt.
43rd Regt., served in Kaffir War 1851-3 : son of
3rd V. and bro. of 4th ; b. July 26, 1828 ; sue.
1881 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1854, the late Mary, dau. of
the late Rev. Hy. King (she died 1869) ; 2ndly,
i874,Elizabeth, dau. of the late Maj. Hugh Eccles.
Seat, Castle Ward, Downpatrick, Co. Down.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Bangor (Down), 1770 ; Vise. B. 1781.
—The 1st Bn. and Vise, was M.P. for Co. Down.
Titled Relatives.
(Y/ard.)
Issue of present (5th) V.:
Hon. Harriette Mary, now Hon. Mrs. John Waller,
b. 1856, mar. 1881 Maj. -Gen. Jno. Edmd. W. Res.,
Aughnacloy, Killiney, Co. Dublin.
The deceased Henry S. Andrew IF., b. 1857, d. 1C60.
Hon. Kathleen Annette Koran IF., b. 1859.
Hon. Bertha Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Robert Kennedy,
b. i860, mar. 1883 Robt. Jno. K., Esq., C.M.G., q.v.
The deceased Mary Henrietta IF., b. & d. i86z.
The late Hon. Edward William Hy. IF., b. 1863, d. 1887.
Hon. Emily Georgiana IF., b. 1S65.
Hon. Maxwell Richard Crosbie IF., heir to Vis-
county, Capt. R.A. and late serving on Staff in
Canada, now an Instructor in Gunnery, 1st class :
b. i363, mar. 1905 Agnes Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Dacre Hamilton, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Ward). Club,
Army and Navy. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Bernard. )
Surviving issue of 3rd V. (bros. of present) :
(The late 4th Viscount, 1). 1827, d. unmrrd. 1881.)
(Present Viscount, b. 1823.)
Lt.-Gen. Hon. Bernard Matthew W., C.B. (Mil. 1905),
Maj, -Gen. and Hon. Lt.-Gen., served in Crimea,
retired 1S86, is Col. Suffolk Regt. : b. 1831, mar.
1S73, 2nd wife, Laura, dau. of Maj. -Gen. Evan
Maberly, C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Bernard IF.). Res.,
Staplecross, Christchurch, Hants.
Capt. Hon. Somerset Richard Hamilton Augusta IF.,
formerly of 17th Foot, served in Crimea and
Mutiny: b. 1833, mar. 1859 Norah Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Lord George Augusta Hill, son of
2nd M. of Downshire (Hon. Mrs. Somerset IF.).
Res., Carrowdore Castle, Donaghadee R.S.O., Co.
Down.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. William IF. (Evelyn Sophia, dau. of the
late Lt.-Col. Hon. Bichd. Hare, bro. of 2nd E. of
Listowel), mar. 1875 the late Adm. Hon. Wm.
Jno. ]F., of long nav. and diplom. service (d. 1900).
BANKART, Staff-Surg. Arthur Reginald,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1898), M.B., R.N., late
Surg. Ocean Steamship Co., now to Roy. Yacht
' Victoria [and Albert,' and Hon. Phys. to H.M. :
b. 1858. Club, Roy. Socs.
BANKS, Knight. Sir John (Thomas) Banks,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1889), M.D., LL.D., D.Sc., a D.L.
for Monaghan (High Sheriff 1891), an Hon. Phys.
to H.M. in Ireld., andex-Pres. of Roy. Col. Phys.
and Roy. Acad. Med. in Ireld. and of Brit. Med.
Assoc., a memb. of Senate of Roy. Univ. : b. 1817,
widower. Res., 45 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
BANKS, Knight's Widow. Lady i?. (Eliza-
beth Rathbone, dau of Jno. Elliott, Esq.), mar.
1874 Sir Wm. Mitchell Banks, M.D., Emeritus
Prof, of Anatomy in Univ. Coll. Liverpool (d.
1904). Res., The Bungalow, Wallasey, Birken-
head ; 28 Rodney St., Liverpool.
BANKS, Capt. Henry John Archibald, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Hampshire Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1901,
now anlnsp. in Army Ordn. Dept. : b. 1869.
BANNERMAN, Baronet. Sir Alexander
Bannerman, 11th Bt. {Scot. 1682), Capt. R.E.,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902, now with Japanese
Army : son of 10th Bt., b. 1871, sue. igoi. Heir
pres., his 2nd cous. once rem. the under-mentioned
Gen. William B., C.B. (2nd heir, latter' s son Capt.
Wyndham Philip B., b. 1870). Res., changing.
BANNERMAN, Baeonet's Widow. Lady B.
(Anne Mary, dau. of the late Bichd. Brooke,
Esq.), mar. 1869 Sir George Bannerman, loth
Bt. (d. 1901). i?fs.,Brackley, Northants.
BANNERMAN, Maj. Arthur D'Aecy
Gordon, OLE. (1903), I.A., Assist, to Gov. -Gen. 's
Agent in Centr. India: b. 1866.
BANNERMAN, Gen. William, C.B. (Mil. 1S87),
LA. Supermini. List ; Punjab, Persia, Mutiny,
BAN Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BAB, 127
China, and Afghn.: b. 1828, heir to above
Btcy. (gfc. nephew of 6th Bt.) lies., Cheltenham.
BANNERMAN (CAMPBELL-), Pbiv. Counc.
and Knight. Bt. Hon. Sir Henry Campbell-
Banner-man, B.C. (G. B. 1884, I. 188s), G.C.B. (Civ.
1895), M.A., LL.D., M.P. for Stirling Burghs
(L.), a D.L. for Kent, late Sec. for War, prev. for
Ireland and to Admiralty: son of the late" Sir Jas.
Campbell of Stracathro, b. 1836, assumed name
of Bannerman 1872, mar. i860 Charlotte, dau.
of the late Maj.-Gen. Sir Chas. Bruce, K.C.B.
Seat, Belmont Castle, Meigle, Perthsh. ; toivn res.,
29 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
BANTRY, Earldom of (Ireh 1816)— extinct
from 1891 at death of 4th E. (surname White).
Surviving Relatives.
Daus. of 3rd E. (sists. of 4th and last) :
Lady Olivia Charlotte, now The Lady Ardilaun, b.
1850, mar. 1871 1st Bn. A., q.v.
Lady Ina Maude, now Ctss. Ferrers, b. 1853, mar.
1885 10th Earl P., q.v.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1854, d. 1891.)
Lady Jane Frances Anna, now Lady J. Kenney-
Herbert, b. 1857, mar. 1876 Edwd. Maxwell K.-H.,
Esq. Res., 3 Kent Gdns., Ealing, W.
BANTRY, Earl's Widow (remrrd.). Countess
of B. (now by 2nd mrrge. the Lady Trevor, which
title she adopts), mar., 1st, 1886, 4th E. of Bantry
(d. 1891) ; 2ndly, 1897— see "Trevor, Bn."
BARBADOS, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Proctor Swab?/, D.D., E.R.G.S., 5th Bp. (includ-
ing Windward Is.), late Bp. of Guiana, was Yic.
i)f Sunderld. 1884-93, author of various scient. and
antiq. publications: b. 1844, cons, to Guiana 1893,
cransl. 1900. Res., Bishop's Ct., Barbados.
BARBOUR, Knight. Sir David Miller
Barbour, K.C.S.I. (1889), K.C.M.G. (1899), late
Financ. Memb. Counc. of Viceroy of India ; has
served on various Commssns., chiefly financial, in
W. Indies, India, S. Africa, and at home : b. 1841,
aaar. 1883 Katherine Constance, dau. of the
:ate Thos. Gribble, Esq. Bes., Tiltwood, Craw-
.ey Down, Sussex.
BARBY, Baroness von— see "Crowe, Kt.'s
■gd."
BARCLAY, Baronet. Sir David Edward
Durell Barclay, 12th Bt. (Scot. 1668), formerly
3apt. 19th Hussars, served in Egypt and Soudan :
ion of 11th Bt., b. 1858, sue. 1896, mar. 1889
betitia, dau. of Hon. Amias C. Orde-Powlett,
)ro. of 3rd Bn. Bolton. Heir pres., his bro.
SJobert Cecil de Belzim (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir,
lext bro., Colville Adrian de Rune, M.V.O.,
is below). Bes., Parkhill, Bagshot, Surrey.
BARCLAY, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Dady B. (Emily, dau. of the late Jas. E. Stacey,
psq.), mar. 1872, as 2nd wife, Sir David W.
'I Barclay, 10th Bt. (d. 1888).— (2) Louise, Lady B.
Melanie Louise, dau. of the late Mons. E. J. de
Belzim, of Mauritius), mar. 1855 Sir Colville A.
Sp. Barclay, nth Bt. (d. 1896). Bes., 6 Avenue
itfarceau, Paris.
BARCLAY, Knight. Sir Thomas Barclay, Kt.
Bach. (1904), Ph.D., LL.B., Vice-Pres. of
j nternat. Law Assoc. and Exam, in Jurispr. to
)xfd. Univ., formerly Pres. of Brit. Chamb. of
1 Commerce in Paris, was Paiis Corresp. of the
| Times 1876-82, and is author of several works on
aw and of articles in Encyc. Brit., &c. : b. 1853,
i| Harried 1877 Marie Therese, dau. of R. Teauscher,
jilsq., M.D., of Rio. Bes., 17 Rue Pasquier,
I 'aris ; 115 Broadway, New York : chamb., 13 Old
|!q., Line. Inn, W.C.
BARCLAY, Hon. Mrs. Cameron, dau. of 3rd Bn.
j )ecies.
BARCLAY, Colville Adrian de Rune,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), Councillor Brit. Embassy
at Paris : b. 1869 (son and 2nd heir of above i
Bt.). Club, St. James's.
BARCLAY, George Head, C.M.G. (1898),
Counc. of Emb. at Budapest, late Sec. of the
Brit. Legat. at Tokio, late to Emb. at Constanti- j
nople, prev. at Washington, Rome, and Madrid : j
b. 1862. Bes., Brit. Emb., Budapest.
BARCLAY, Lt.-Col. Henry Albert, M.V.O. \
(4th Class, 1901), comdg. the King's OwnNorf. !
Imper. Yeom., a D.L. for Norfolk and Surrey : j
b. 1858. Bes., Hanworth Hall, Norwich; The I
Grange, Cromer.
BARCLAY-, Robert Buchanan, I.S.O. (1902), !
a Gen. Supt. and Insp. Offr. of Health in Loc. !
Govt. Bd. Scotld. : b. 1843.
BARHAM, Baron (U.K. 1805)— see "Gains-
borough, E. of."
BARHAM, Knight. Sir George Barham, Kt.
Bach. (1904), a C. C. for E. Sussex, Chmn. of
Dairy Supply Co. and of Express Dairy Co., and
a memb. of Milk Standards Cmttee. of Bd. of
Agrie. igoo : b. 1836, mar. 1859 Margaret, dau. of
the late Jarvis Rainey, Esq. Bes., Snape, Wad-
hurst, Sussex; Danehurst, 112 Haverstock Hill,
N.W.
BARING, family name of the Northbrook
and Cromer Earldoms, and of the Ashburton
and Revelstoke Baronies. Index to the various
lines as initialled :
Hn.Alex.F.St.V.A. Hn. Evelyn, c. Hn. Lilian, a.
Hn. Alex. Hy. a. Ly. Evelyn, r. Hn. Maurice, p..
Hn. Alice, n. Hn. Everard, r. Hn. Theresa C. a.
Hn. AlmaMadel.A.Hn. Fras. Hy. n. Ly. Ulrica, r.
Hn. Angela, a. Hn. Fredk. Arth.A Hn. Venetia, a.
Hn. Aurea Vera, a. Ly. Grace Eliz. k. Hn. Violet, a.
Hn. Caryl Ligby, a. Hn. Guy Vict. a. Hn. Windham, c.
Ho. Cecil, r. Hn. Hugo, r.
The kinship of the four houses is shown by the folig.
table :
Sir Fras. Baring, 1st Bt.
2nd Bt. 1st Ashburton. Hy. Baring.
I L_ !
1 1 ill
Bn. Nthbk. 2 Ashbn. 3 Aslibn. 1 Bvlstk. Cromer.
I II
1st E. of Nthbk. 4 Ashbn. 2 Rvlstk.
2nd E. of Nthbk, s Ashbn.
BARING, Yiscount {U.K. 1876), a title of E.
of Northbrook, borne by the heir when a son.
BARKER, Knight. Gen. Sir George Digby
Barker, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), served in Persia 1857,
Mutiny, and has comd. troops in China, and been
Assist. Dir. of Mil. Educn. at Headqrs. and
AA.G. and A.Q.M.G. for West Dist., was Gov.
of Bermuda 1896-1902, ret. in latter year, is
Col. Nth. Stafrords. Regt. : b. 1833, mar. 1902, 2nd
wife, Katherine Weston, dau. of Edwd. G. Elwes,
Esq. Res., The Priory, Clare R.S.O., Suffolk.
BARKER, Col. George, C.B. (Mil. 1905),
Egypt 1882, Bechuanald. 1884-5, n°w Insp. of
R.E. : b. 1849.
BARKER, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 1st Bn.
Addington and wife of preceding.
BARKER, Brig.-Gen. John Stewart Scott,
C.B. (Mil. 1903), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902. late an
A.A.G. in Western Dist., now a Col. on Staff
for R.A. Eastn. Comd. in India : b. 1853. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
BARKER, Rayner Childe, CLE. (1889),
served as Engr. in Burma 1886-8, Hazara 1888
and 1891, now Dir. Pers. Sectn. of Indo-Europ.
Telegs. : b. 1858. Res., Teheran.
BARKER, Maj. W. E., D.S.O. (1900-1), S.
128 BAR Directory of Peerage,
BAR
African Lt. Horse; Boer "War igoo-i. lies.,
Johannesburg.
BARKING, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Thomas
Stevens, D.D., F.S.A., Bp. Suff. in St. Albans
Dioc., Archdn. of Essex, prev. Yic. of Saffron
Walden, Hon. Canon of St. Albans, and Rur.
Dean of Barking : b. 1842, mar. 1866, cons. 1901.
Res., Barking-, Essex.
BARKLY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Anne
Maria, dau. of tlie late Maj .-Gen. Sir Thos. S.
Pratt, K.C.B.), mar. i860, as 2nd "wife, Sir Henry
Barkly, G.C.M.G., formerly an M.P. and Gov. of
the Cape, Jamaica, and other Colonies (d. 1898).
Res., 1, Collingham PL, S. Kens., S.W.
BARLING, Joseph, I.S.O. (1905), a Commissr.
of Pub. Serv. Bd., N.S. W.
BARLOW, Baronet of Fort William. Sir
Hilaro William Wellesley Barlow, 5th
Bt. [U.K. 1803), Lt.-Col. R.A. and Supt. of Roy.
Laboratory at Woolwich Arsenal : son of 4th Bt.,
b. 1861, sue. 1904, mar. 1891 Victoria Katherine,
dau. of the late Col. Hugh R. Hibbert. Sole heir,
his son Richard Hugh (b. 1904). Res., 84
Shooter's Hill Rd., Blaekheath, S.E.
BARLOW, Baronet of WimpcU Street. Sir
Thomas Barlow, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), K.C.V.O.
(1901), M.D., D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.C.P., Prof, of
Clin. Med. at Univ. Coll. and Phys. to the Hosp.
attached, also Pii3's. to H.M.'s Househd., was
Phys. Extraord. to Queen Victoria, author of
numerous med. works : son of the late Jas. Bar-
low, Esq., of Edgworth ; b. 1845, mar. 1880 Ada
Helen, dau. of the late Patk. Dalmahoy, Esq.,
W.S. Heir, his son James Alan Noel {b.
1881 ; 2nd heir, next son, Thomas Dalmahoy, b.
1883). Res., Boswells, Wendover, Tring; 10
Wimpole St., W.
BARLOW, Bishop- see " Goulburn."
BARLOW, Rear-Adm. Charles James, D.S.O.
(1887), Egypt 1882, and Burma 1885-6, ent. R. N.
1862, late 2nd in comd. of Home Eleet.
BARLOW, Maj. Charles Wynn, D.S.O. (1905),
Essex Begt. ; Nthn. Nigeria 1903, now comdg.
Southn. Nigeria Regt. : b. 1868.
BARLOW (EMMOTT-), Hon. Mrs. John, sist.
of 3rd Bn. Denman.
BARNABY, Knight. Sir Nathaniel Barnaht/,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1885), Vice-Pres. Inst. Nav. Archi-
tects, has been Dir. of Naval Construction : b.
1829, mar. 1855 Sarah, dau. of Jno. Webber,
Esq. Res., Bexhill-on-Sea, and Moray House,
Belmont Hill, Lee, S.E.
BARNARD, Baron. Henry De Vere Vane,
9th Bn. {Eng.), B.A., D.C.L. (Hon.), barrister-
at-law, a D.L. for Durham, formerly in the
Charity Commissn. and Lieut. N'thants. Mil. : son
of Sir Henry M. Vane and a remote cousin of 8th
Bn.,the 4th D. of Cleveland (q.v.), whose titles be-
came extinct at his death with the exception of
this Barony; b. May 10, 1854; sue. 1891, and
claim admitted 1892 {L.U.); mar. 1881 Lady
Catherine Sarah Cecil, dau. of 3rd M. of Exeter.
Seat, Raby Castle, Darlington; town res., 20 Bel-
grave Sq., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Barnard, Eng. 1698.— The 1st Bn. was
the Rt. Hon. Sir Christopher Vane, son of Sir Henry
Vane, perhaps best known l>y the exclamation of
Cromwell on dissolving the Long Parliament ; after-
wards treacherously beheaded under Charles II. The 3rd
Bn. was made Earl of Darlington, and the 3rd Earl
became Duke of Cleveland— both titles extinct.
Titled Relatives.
( Vane.
Issue of present {gth) Bn. :
Hon. Henry Cecil V., heir to Barony, Lieut. 3rd
Batt. Durham L.I. (Mil. : b. 1882.
Hon. Christopher William V., 2nd heir, b. 1888.
Hon. Ralph Frederick V., b. 1891.
Bro. and sist. of present Bn. (granted rank of
Bns.' children 1892) :
(Present Baron, b. 1854.)
Hon. Louisa Henrietta, now Hon. Mrs. William
Rennell, b. 1856, mar. 1891 Wm. Blackstone R., Esq.
Res., 62 Eaton PI., S.W.
Hon. William Lyonel V., Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon.
Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Durham L.I., late Maj. 1st
(line) Batt., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1859.
mar. 1904 Lady Katharine Louisa Pakenham, dau.
of 4th E. of Longford. Res., Thornfield, Darling-
ton.
— S ists. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Gilbert V. (Mary, dau. of the late E. B.
Steedman, Esq ), mar. 1891 the late Rev. the Hon.
Gilbert Holies Parrer V. (d. 1505).
Lady Katharine V., wife of Hon. Wm. Lyonel V.
BARNARD, Knight. Sir Herbert Barnard,
Kt. Bach. (1898), E.S.A., a banker, Chmn. Pub.
Works Loan Commssn. : b. 1831, mar. 1854 Ellen,
dau. of' the late Wm. Wyndham, Esq., M.P.
Res., Burrows Lea, Shere, Guildford; 23 Port-
land PL, W.
BARNARD, Knight* s Widow. Lady B.
(Julia, dau. of Capt. Edwards, R.N. ), mar. 1858
Gen. Sir Charles Loudon Barnard, K.C.B. (d.
1902). Res., Rockneld, White Cross Rd., Hereford.
BARNARDISTON, Lady Florence, dau. of
4th E. of Dartmouth (mother of two follg.).
BARNARDISTON, Lt. - Col. Nathaniel
Walter, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), late Middlesex
Regt. ; S. Africa 1901-2, is Mil. Attache at
Brussels, also for The Hague, Copenhagen,
Stockholm, and Christiania : b. 1858. Res., Biit.
Legat., Brussels.
BARNARDISTON, Capt. Samuel John
Barrington, D.S.O. (1900-1), Suff. Regt.; S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
BARNBY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Edith
Mary, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. J. W. Silver-
thorne) , mar. 1878 Sir Jos. Barnby, Conductor
of the Roy. Choral Soc. (d. 1896). Res., Ashurst
Hill, Tunb. Wells : 91c Grosvenor Rd., S.W.
BARNE, Lady Constance Adelaide, dau. of
5th M. of Hertford.
BARNES, Knight (1). Sir Hugh Shake-
spear Barnes, K.C.S.I. (1903), K.C.V.O. (same
year), M.A., LL.D., lateLt.-Gov. of Burma, prev.
Eor. Under Sec. to Ind. Govt., Ch. Commissr.
in Baluchistan, Resid. in Kashmir, &c, now a
memb. of Counc. of Viceroy : b. 1853, mar. 1894,
2nd wife, Edith Helen, dau. of the late Rev.
Regd. Barnes. Res., Govt. House, Rangoon and
Mandalay.
BARNES, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir John Gorell Barnes, P.C. (Gt. Br,
1905), Kt. Bach. (1892), M.A., LL.D., is Pres.
of the Probate and Divorce Ct., appd. Q.C. 1888 :
b. 1848, mar. 1881 Mary Humpston, dau. of the
late Thos. Mitchell, Esq., of W. Australia. Res.,
Stratford Hill, Stratfd. St. Mary, Suffolk, nr.
Colchester; 14 Kensington Pk. Gdns., W. ;
chambs. 649 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
BARNES, John Frederick Evelyn, C.M.G,
(1901), M.I.C.E.,Ch. Engr. of Pub. Works Dept.,
Natal, assisted in mil. operations 1899-1900: b.
1851. Res., 27 Burger St., Pietermaritzburg.
BARNES, Col. Osmond, C.B. (Mil. 1893),
LA. Supernum. List; Mutiny, Abyss., Afghn.
1878-9 and Zhob Valley, proclaimed Qn. Victoria,,
as Empress : b. 1834. Res., 40 Mount Park Rd.,,
Ealing, W.
BARNES, Capt. Reginald Walter Ralph,,
D.S.O. (1900-1),' 4th Hussars, and Comdt. 2nd;
BAB, Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BAB 129
Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, now
A.D.C. to Vise. Kitohener : b. 1871.
BARNETT, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Ormathwaite.
BARNETT, Maj. William Alexander,
D.S.O. (1900-1), N. Stafforda. Regt. ; Zululd.
1888, and Boer War 1899-1900 : b. 1866.
BARNEWALL, family name of Trimlestown
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
BARNEWALL, Baronet. Sir Reginald
Aylmer John de Barneval Barnewall, 10th Bt.
{Irel. 1622), son of gth Bt„ b. (posthumous) and
sue. 1838. Heir pres., possibly some nephew or
gt. nephew of 8th Bt. Bes., 23 Cliveden PI.,
Eaton Sq., S.W.
BARNHAM, Henry Dudley, C.M.G. (1897),
Consul at Aleppo, prev. Smyrna, Suakin, &c. :
b. 1854. Bes., Brit. Consulate, Aleppo.
BARODA, the Gaekwar of. H.H. Maharaja
Sir Sayaji Rao, Bahadur, G.C.S.I. (1887), a Ruling
Chief of India: b. 1863, mar. 1885, 2nd wife,
Chimnabai (H.H. the Maharani Gaekwar), C.I.
Bes., Baroda, Western India.
I BARR, Knight (1). Lt.-Col. Sir DavidWilliam
IKeith Barr, K.C.S.I. (1902), I.A. Supermini.
List; served in Abyssinia 1867-8, has been Resid.
at Hyderabad, Agent to Gov.-Gen. in Centr.
India, and Res. of Gwalior and Kashmir, now a
memo, of Counc. of India: b. 1846, mar. 1871
!l Constance, dau. of the late Maj. -Gen. J. G. Scott.
BARR, Knight (2). Sir James Barr, Kt. Bach.
(1905), M.D.
I BARRAN, Baronet. Sir John Nicholson
|Z?arra«, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1895), B.A., son of the
late Jno. Barran, Esq., eld. son of 1st Bt. ; b.
;|i872, sue. 1905, mar. 1902 Alice Margarita, dau.
of the Rev. Leighton Parks, D.D., of New York.
IpezV, his son John Leighton (b. 1904; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Philip Austyn, b. 1876). Seat, Chapel
Allerton Hall, Leeds; town res., 24 Queen's Gt.,
|kw.
1 BARRAN, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Iuady B. (Eliza, dau. of Wm. Brown, Esq., of
lelensburgh, and widow of Jno. Bilton, Esq.),
nar. 1878, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Jno.
Barran, 1st Bt., an M.P. i8;6-95 (d. 1905).
BARRATT, Lt.-Col. William Cross, D.S.O.
1897), LA., Soudan 1885, Zhob Valley, Wazir-
[jstan, E. Africa 1895-8, China 1900 : b. 1862.
1} BARRETT, Brig.-Gen. Arthur Arnold, C.B.
Mil. 1903), LA., Afghn. 1879-80, Hazara 1888,
ther Ind Expedns. 1891-8, now D.A.G. of the
Torthern Comd. in India : b. 1857.
I BARRETT, Hon. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of 4th
[jm. Kensington.
I BARRETT, Lady Maud Edith Gundreda,
Ijau. of 9th E. of Cavan.
I BARRETT (MOULTON-), Lt.-Col. Edward
Ivlfred, C.M.G. (1900-1), Assist. Dir. of
Iquipmt. and Ordn. Stores at Headqrs. ; Nile
J U98, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1859.
BARRINGTON, family name of Viscounty of
lat title.
BARRINGTON, Baronet. Sir Charles
prton Barrington, 5th Bt. {U.K. l83l),M.A.,a
1 .L.. for Co. Limerick (High Sheriff 1879), Hon.
j )1. Limerick City Artill. Mil. : son of 4th Bt.,
I 1848, sue. 1890, mar. 1895 Mary Rose, dau. of
r Hy. H. Bacon, 10th Bt. Heir, his son Charles
! vcon (b. 1902; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Croker, b.
: 51). Seat, Glenstal, Newport, Limerick.
BARRINGTON, Baronet's Widow. Olivia,
! idy B. (Elizabeth Olivia, dau. of Hy. Darley,
|j q.), mar. 1859 Sir Wm. H. Barrington, 3rd
Bt. (d. 1872). Bes., Clonkeen, Barrington's
Bridge, Limerick.
BARRINGTON, Knight (1) and Peer's Son.
Hon. Sir (Bernard) Eric Edward Barrinaton,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), a Princ. Clerk in For. Office
late Priv. Sec. to M. of Lansdowne, prev. to E.
of Iddesleigh and twice to M. of Salisbury, was
attaohed to the Spec. Mission of latter and
Lord Beaconsfleld to Berlin in 1878 : son of 6th
Vise. Barrington and uncle of present Peer; b. |
1847 (younger bro. of follg.), mar. 1879 Christina,
dau. of the late Wm. Graham, Esq. {Hon. Lady
Barrington). Bes., 62 Cadogan PI., S.W.
BARRINGTON, Knight (2) and Peer's Son.
Hon. Sir William Augustus Curzon Barrington,
K.C.M.G. (1901), late Brit. Min. Plen. to Sweden,
prev. to Argentina and Paraguay, formerly Sec.
of Emb. at Madrid and Vienna, "and Cons.-Gen.
at Buda-Pesth : son of 6th Vise. Barrington (see
preceding;, b. 1842. Bes., 171$ Gt. Cumberland
PL, W.
BARRINGTON, Viscount. Walter Bulkeley
Barrington, 9th Vise. {Irel.), sits as Bn. Shute
{U.K.); a D.L. and C.C. for Berks., formerly
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds. and Capt. Oxfd. Mil. :
son of 8th V. ; b. April 20, 1848; sue. 1901 (C.) ;
mar., 1st, 1870, the late Mary Isabella (d. 1903),
dau. of the late Rev. Richd. Bogue ; 2ndly, 1905,
Charlotte Mary Leycester, widow of Jno. Arden
Birch, Esq., and dau. of the late Maj. Geo. M.
Stopford, R.E. Seat, Beckett, Shrivenham R.S.O.,
Berks. ; town res., 15 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
Creations. Vise, and Bn. Barrington, Irel. 1720; Bn. I
Shute, U.K. i83o.— The 1st Peer, whose original name j
was Shute, was M.P. for Berwick-upon-Tweed, but was
expelled, after promotion to the Irish Peerage, on the
charge of having taken part in the Harborough lottery.
The 6th Visct. represented Berkshire 1837-57; the 7th
was M. P. for Eye 1866-80 whilst only an Irish Peer, but
obtained the U. t£. Barony in the latter year.
Titled Relatives.
(Barrington.)
Issue of present {gth) V. :
Hon. Maude Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Eustace Fitz-
Gerald, b. 1871, mar. 1889 Hon. Eust. Robt. BiUG.,
son of late Bn. FitzG., a.. v.
Hon. Violet Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Hope Brooke, b.
1372, mar. 1892 Jno. C. E. Hope B., Esq. Res., The
Hill, Thorpe Mandeville, Banbury.
Hon. William Reginald Shute B., heir to Viscty.,
Capt. 4th Batt. Oxfordsh. L.l. (Mil.): b. 1873.
dub, Bachelors'.
Hon. Hilda Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Reginald ;
Curtii, b. 1874, mar. 1894 Lt.-Col. Regd. Salmond
C, D.S.O., R.E„ q.v.
Hon. ( Walter) Bernard Louis B., 2nd heir, b. 1876, mar.
1901 Eleanor Nina, dau. of his Honour Judge
Sir Thos. W. Snagge (Hon. Mrs. Bernard B.).
Re\, 2 Sumn*r Terr., Onslow Sq., S.W. j
Hon. Rupert Edward Seiborne B., served in S. :
Africa 1900- 1, now Hon. Lieut, in Army : b. 1877, !
mar. 1903 Mary Georgina, dau. of Lt.-Col. Geo. j
A. and Hon. Mrs. Ferguson ( tlon. Mrs. Rupert B.j. !
Hon. Percy Evelyn B., 2nd Lieut. 2nd Co. of Lond. '
Imper. Yeom., b. 1884.
Issue of 8th V. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Alice Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. George Campbell,
b. 1846, mar. 1868 Geo. Aug. C, Esq. Res., The :
Market House, Brackley, N'thants. ; 46 Wilton I
Cresc., S.W.
(Present Viscount, b. 1848.)
Hon. Edith, now Hon. Mrs. Abraham Robaris, b. j
1850, mar. 1869 Abrm. Jno. R., Esq. Res., Tile !
House, Buckingham ; 29 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W. >
Issue of yth V. (1st cousins of present) :
Hon. Constance Mary, now Constance, Lady Hal- 1
don (q.v., Widow), b. 1847, mar. 1868 Lawrence 1
H. Palk, Esq., aftds. 2nd Bn. H. (d. 1903).
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Directory of Peerage,
BAH
Hon. Evelyn Laura, now Dow. Ctss. of Craven (q.v.),
b. 4848. mar. 1867 3rd Earl of C. (d. 1883).
Hon. Florence B., a Sist. of the Community of
St. Mary the Virgin, b. 1850. Res., St. Mary's
Home, Wantage, Berks.
Surviving issue of 5th V. (uncles and aunts of pres.) :
(The late 7th Viscount, b. 1824, d: 1886.)
(The late 8th Viscount, b. 1325, d. 1901.)
Hon. Mary Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Alfred Sar-
toris, b. 1830, mar. 1856 Alfd. S., Esq. Res., 17
Queen's Gt. PI., S.W.
Hon. Caroline Susan Augusta, now Dow. Ctss. of
Normanton, q.v., b. 1834, mar. 1856 3rd Earl of N.
(d. 1896).
Hon. Augusta Anne, now Hon. Mrs. William
Maclagan, b. 1836, mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, the Most
Rev. Wm. Dalrymple M., Abp. of York, q.v.
' Hon. Sir William Augustus Curzon B., K.C.M.G.,
b. 1842— see " Barrington, Kt. (2)."
Hon. Sir (Bernard) Eric Edward B., K.C.B., b. 1847,
—sec " Barrington, Kt. (1)."
Dau.-in-law of $th V. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 6th Viscount, h. 1793, d. 1867.)
Hon. Mrs. Henry B. (Mary Georgiana, dau. of the
late Cant. Wright Knox;, mar. 1848 the late Hon.
Henry Fredk. Fras. Adair B. (d. 1882).
BARRINGTON, Charles George, C.B. (Civ.
1887), Gent. Usher of the Scarlet Rod (to Order of
the Bath), formerly Assist. Sec. to Treasury and
Aud. of Civ. List : b. 1827 (grandson of 5th
Vise). Res., 13 Morpeth Mansns., Victoria
St., s.w.
BARROW, Baronet. Sir Francis Laurence
John Barrciv, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1835), son of 3rdBt.,
b. 1862, sue. 1900, mar. 1830 Winifred Sarah,
dau. of the late Wm. C. Steward, Esq. Heir, his
son AVilfrid John Wilson Croker (b. 1897;
2nd heir, next son, Alfred Francis Lendon, b.
1904). lies., Ulverston, Westby Rd., Boscombe,
Bournemouth.
***■ The 1st Baronet, Sir Jno. Barrow, a distinguished
traveller and author, was Secretary to the Admiralty
and founder of the Royal Geographical Society.
BARROW, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady B. (Rosamond Hester Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Wm. Pennell, Esq., and adopted dau. of Rt.
Hon. Jno. Wilson Croker), mar. 1832 Sir Geo.
Barrow, 2nd Bt. (d. 1876). Res., .Ulverston Cottage,
EastMolesey, Surrey.— (2) Emily, Lady B. (Emily
Jane, dau. of the late Jas. N. Merriman, Esq.,
M.D.), mar. 1857 Sir John Croker Barrow, 3rd
Bt. (d 1900). Res., Boscombe, Bournemouth.
BARROW, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Edmund
George Barrow, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), I.A., Col.
7th Rajputs :served in Afghanistan 1870, Egypt,
Tirah 1897, and as Ch. Staff Offr. in China, late
Mil. Sec. to Govt, of India, now comdg. 1st
Div. Northn. Comd. in India : b. 1852, mar. 1882
Marion Letitia, dau. of the late Rev. W. Story.
Res., Peshawar.
BARROW-in-FURNESS, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Henry Ware, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Carlisle Dioc.
and Canon of Carlisle, formerly Vic. and Rur.
Dean of Kirkby Lonsdale : b. 1830, cons. 1889,
mar. 1887, 2nd wife. Res., The Abbey, Carlisle ;
How Foot, Grasmere.
BARRY, Baronet. Sir Francis Tress Barn/,
istBt. {U.K. 1899), M.P. for Windsor (C), aD.L.
for Caithness, is Baron de Bany in Portugal,
formerly Vice-Cons, for Prov. of Biscay and
Cons.-Gen. in Gt. Brit, for Ecuador : son of the
late Chas. Bany, Esq., of Orpington; b. 1825,
mar. 1851 Sarah Douglas, dau. of the late Arthur
Herron, Esq. Heir, his son Edward Arthur
(b. 1858 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Claude Francis, b.
1883). Scats, St. Leonard's Hill, Windsor ; Keiss
Castle, Wick, Caithness; town res., 1 Sth. Audley
St.,W.
BARRY, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Alfred Barry,
D.D., D.C.L., late 3rd Bp. of Sydney (1884-9),
Being also Metropol. of N.S. Wales and Piimate
of Australia, &c. (then styled "Most Rev.")- prtv.
Princ. of King's Coll. London and Canon of West-
minster, now Canon of Windsor and Bp. Assist,
to Bp. of London: b. 1826, mar. 1851. Res.,
The Cloisters, Windsor Castle.
BARRY, Knight (1). Sir Jacob Dirk Barry,
Kt. Bach. (1878) , B. A. , late memb. of Ct. of Appeal
at Cape Town, formerly Judge of Supr. Ct., also
an M.L.A. and senior M.E.C., has twice been Ad-
ministrator of Griqualand : b. 1832, widower.
Bes., The Hawthorns, Grahamstown, Cape Col.
BARRY, Knight (2) . Sir John Edmond Barry,
Kt. Bach. (1899), formerly a merchant in Dublin
and Wexford and Pres. of Dublin Chamb. of
Commerce, is a memb. of Bd. of Superintendence
Dublin Hosps. and Gov. of Royal Hibern. Mil.
Sch. : b. 1828, mar. 1849 Teresa, dau. of the
late Jno. Keefe, Esq. Res., 12 Mountjoy Sq.,
Dublin.
BARRY, Knight (3)— see ' ' Barrv. Wolfe-."
BARRY, Hon. Mrs. Charles, sist. of 4th Vise.
Southwell.
BARRY, Lady Grace, dau. of 7th E. of
Dunmore.
BARRY, Eear-Adm. Henry Deacon, C.V.O.
(1905), Adm. Supt. of Portsmth. Dockyard: b.
1849.
BARRY, Hon. Mrs. James David, dau. of 4th
Bn. Cianmorris.
BARRY, Maj. Stanley Leonard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 10th Hussars, Assist. Mil. Sec. to Lt.-
Gen. Sir J. D. P. French; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1873 (a son of above Bt.).
BARRY (SMITH-), family name of Barry-
more Barony, q.v. for Hon. Dorothy.
BARRY (SMITH-) , Lady Charlotte Jane,
dau. of 3rd E. of Emiiskiilen.
BARRY (WOLFE-), Knight. Sir John Wolfe
Wolfe-Barry, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), LL.D., F.R.S.,
F.Roy. Inst., M.I.C.E. (Past Pres.), M.I.M.E., a
D.L. for Co. London, Aid. of Westmr., Engr. of
the Tower Bridge, Blackfriars Rail. Bridge, Kew
Bridge, the Bany Docks, &c. ; completed the
Inner Circle Rail, and built St. Paul's Station ;
Consg. Engr. to the N. E., Caledonian, S. E.,
Metrop., and other Rails., and to Bombay and-
Durban Port Trusts, Chmn. Eastern Teleg. Co.,
Brit. Repres. on Suez Canal Commssn., and a
memb. of numerous Home Commssns., Lt.-Col.
Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff Corps, a Crown Memb.
of Senate Lond. Univ. (for four years from May
1903) : son of the late Sir Chas. Barry, R.A., b.
1836, mar. 1874 Rosalind Grace, dau. of the late
Rev. E. E. Rowsell ; assumed the surname Wolfe
1898. Res., Balmains, Stanley R.S.O., Perthsh. ;
23 Delahay St., Westminster, S.W.
BARRYMO RE, Baron. Arthur Hugh
Smith-Barry, 1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Irel. 1896),
aD.L. and Co. Aid. for Hivnts., was High Sheriff
of Cheshire 1S83 and Cork 1886, is a D.L. for i|
latter Co. also, late an M.P., and has been
Chmn. of Nat. Union of Conserv. Assocs. : son of
Jas. Hugh Smith-Barry, Esq., and a descendant,
of 4th E. of Barrymore (extinct line) ; b. Jan. 17,
1843; cr.Bn. 1902 {€'.); mar., 1st, 1868, the late Lady
Mary Frances Wyrulham-Qinn (d. 1884), dau. of
3rdE. of Dunraven;2ndly, 1889, Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Gen. Jas. Wadsworth, of New York, and
widow of Arthur Post, Esq. No heir. Seats, Fota
BAR
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
BAT
131
Island, Queenstowii, Co. Cork; Marbury Hall,
Northwich, Cheshire; town res,, 20 Hill St.,
Berkeley Sq., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Barrymore, 1902.— An Irish
Earldom of Barrymore existed from 1628 till 1824 as
noted under our list of Extinct Peerages. The present
Baron is descended from the youngest son of the 4th
Earl, his grandfather having been a natural son of a
grandson of that Peer. The compound name was
assumed by royal licence in 1821 by the present Baron's
grandfather for himself, his issue, and brothers and
sisters.
Issce
{Smith-Barry.)
BY 1ST MRRGE.
The deceased James Hugh S.-B., b. 1870, d, 1871.
Hon. Geraldine, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Overend, b.
1869, mar. 1893 Henry B. Lethain 0., Esq. Res.,
Thornfield, Donnyhrook, Dublin.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Dorothy Elizabeth S.-B., b. 1894.
BARTER, Col. Charles St. Leger, C.V.O.
(1904), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late comdg. 2nd Yorks.
L.I. ; Ashanti 1895-6, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-
1901, was Mil. Sec. to High Commissr. 1894-5. now
A.Q.M.G. Welsh Midld. : b. 1856. Bes., Chatham.
BARTHOLOMEW, Capt. Hugh John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901: b.
1871.
BARTLETT, Maj. Edwin, D.S.O. (1902), late
N.Z. Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1900-2.
BARTLETT, Herbert Folgerstrom, I.S.O.
(1902), Contr. of Stamps and Registrar of Jt.
Stk. Comps., late Sec. to Bd. Inld. Rev. : b. 1847.
Bes., 22 Cedars Rd., Clapham Common, S.W.
BARTLETT (ASHMEAD-), Knight's Widow.
Lady A.-B. (Frances Christina, dau. of Hy. E.
Walsh, Esq.), mar. 1874 Sir Ellis Ashmead-
Bartlett, M.P. (d. 1902). Bes., Grange House,
Eastbourne ; 2 Queen's Gt. Terr., S. Kens., S.W.
BARTLEY, Knight. Sir George Christopher
Trout Bartley, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.P. for Nth.
Islington (C), founder of the Nat. Penny Bank
and author of pamphlets on Thrift, formerly Sci.
Exam, at S. Kens. : b. 1842, mar. 1864 Mary Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Sir Hy. Cole. Bes., St.
Margaret's House, 57 Victoria St., S.W.
BARTON, Knight (1). Sir John George
Barton, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1900), M.I.C.E.,
Fell. Inst, of Surveyors, Commissr. for Valuation
in Ireld. and Bd. of Trade Arbitrator for Lt.
Rails, there : b. 1850. Bes.. Altan Grange, Fox-
rock, Co. Dublin; Valuation Office, Ely PL,
Dublin.
BARTON, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir Edmund Barton, P.O. (Gt. Br. 1901),
G.C.M.G. (1902) ; M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., late
Prime Minister of the Australian Federation
(first to hold the office), now Sen. Puisne Judge of
Federal High Ct., was Attorn.-Gen. inN.S. Wales
1889 and 1891-3 and Speaker Leg. Assemb. 1883-7,
late K.C. : b. 1849, Tdav. 1877 Jean Mason, dau. of
David Ross, Esq . Bes., Mianetta, Milson's Point,
Sydney, N.S.W.
BARTON, Maj. Charles Gerard, D.S.O.
(1900-1 ), late Roy. Lane. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. i860. Bes., East Leigh, Havant, Hants.
BARTON, Capt. Charles Walter, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N'thants. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1876.
BARTON, Francis Rickman, CM G. (1905),
Admin, of Govt, in Brit. New Guinea.
BARTON, Maj. -Gen. Geoffry, C.B. (Mil.
1889), C.M.G. (1900-1), Ashanti 1873-4, S.Africa
1879, Egypt, &c, has been Assist. Mil. Sec. in
China, late A.A.G. in N.W. Dist., eomd. 6th Brig,
in Boer War 1899-1902, ret. 1904, is Col. Roy.
Fus. : b. 1844. Club, U. Serv.
BARTON, Hon. Mrs. Hugh, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Clarina.
BARTON, Col. Maurice Charles, D.S.O.
(1899), R.E. retd. ; Afghn. 1878-9, Akha 1883-4,
Burma 1885-7, Isazai, Chitral Relief, and N.W.
Front. 1897-8 : b. 1852.
BARTON. Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Plunket.
BARTTELOT, Baronet. Sir Walter Bal-
four Barttelot, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1875), Lieut. Cold-
strm. Gds., served in S. Africa 1899-1902, partly as
an A.D.C. : son of 2ndBt., b. 1880, sue. 1900, mar.
1903 Gladys St. Aubyn, dau. of Capt. Wm. C. An-
gove, R.N.R. Heir, his son Walter de Stop-
ham (b. 1904; 2nd heir, next son, b. 1905)- Seat,
Stopham House, Pulborough R.S.O., Sussex.
BARTTELOT, Baronet's Widow (remrrd.).
Lady B. (Georgiana Mary, dau. of the late Geo.
Edmd. Balfour, Esq., of Sidmouth), mar., 1st,
1879, Maj. Sir Walter G. Barttelot, 2nd Bt. (d. on
service in S. Africa, 1900) ; 2ndly, 1902, Beville
Molesworth St. Aubyn, Esq. — retaining title by
right. Bes., Toat Farm, Pulborough, Sussex.
BASHYAM— see "Aiyangar, Sir Bhashyam."
BASING, Baron. George Limbrey Sclater-
Booth, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), C.B. (Mil. 1902), B.A.,
Col. comdg. 1st Drgns., served in S. Africa 1899-
1902: son of 1st Bn. ; b. Jan. l, i860 ; sue. 1894
(O.); mar. 1889 the late Mary (d. 1904), dau. of
the late Jno. Hargreaves, Esq. Seat, Hoddington
House, Winchfield, Hants, (let) ; club, Nav. and
Mil.
Creation. Bn. Basing, U.K. 1887.— The ist Bn. was 30
years M.P. for Hants., and held several Ministerial
offices, including that of President of the Local Govern-
ment Board ; was also F.R.S. He was the son of Wm.
Lutley Sclater, and assumed in 1857 the additional name
of Booth.
Titled Relatives.
(Sclater-Bocth.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. .John Limrrey Robert S.-B., heir to Barony,
b. 1890. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Charles.)
Hon. Joan Penelope S.-B., b. 1892.
Hon. Lydia Joyce S.-B., b. 1898.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Baron, b. i860.)
Hon. Charles Lutley S.-B., barrister-at-law, b. 1862,
mar. 1900, as 2nd husb., Ellen Geraldine, dau.
of Geo. Jones, Esq., of Mitton Manor, Staffs., and
widow of W. Tudor Frere, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Charles
S.-B. ). Res., Basing House, Basingstoke, Hants.
Hon. Walter Dashwood S.-B., Maj. R.F.A.,b. 1869.
Club, Army and Navy. .
Hon. Theodora Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Remington
White- Thomson, mar. 1889 Rem. Walter W.-T.,
Esq. Res., Eton Coll., Windsor.
Hon. Penelope Magdalen, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Bovill, mar. 1886 Chas. A. B., Esq. Res., Smeeth
Paddocks, Ashford, Kent. _
Hon. Lydia Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Frank
Walkinshaw, mar. 1303 Frank Esq. Res.,
Belswood, Winchfield, Hants.
Hon. Eleanor Birch, now Hon. Mrs. Wilson Fox,
mar. 1898 Hy. Wilson J?., Esq. .Res.,4 Halkin St.,S.W.
Hon. Amy Cicely, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Marshall,
mar. 1893 Fras. M. , Esq. Res. , z Chesham PL, S.W.
BASS, family name of Burton Barony. No
issue of the name. (For Hon. Mrs. Hamar B.,
now Shaw, see " Bagot," 3rd Bn.)
BASS, Lady (Wilmot Ida) Noreen, dau. of
13th E. of Huntingdon.
BATE, Col. Thomas Elwood Lindesay,
CLE. (1902), I.M.S., Insp.-Gen. of Prisons in
Punjab, formerly Civ. Surg, at Gujerat : b. 1852.
Bes., Lahore, Punjab.
L 2
132 BAT Directory
BATEMAN, Baron. William Spencer Bate-
man-Hanbury, 3rd Bn. {U.K.), formerly Capt.
2nd Life Gds., served in Egypt 1882: son of 2nd
Bn. ; b. Sept. 30, 1856; sue. 1901 (C); mar. 1904
Mrs. Henry Cabot Knapp, dau. of Jas. J. Graham,
Esq., of New York. Seat, Shobdon Ct., Shobdon
B.S.O., Herefordsb.
Creation. Bn. Batoman, UK. 1837.— An Irish Viscty.
of Bateman having become extinct, William Hanbury,
who succeeded to the estates and assumed the additional
surname of Bateinan, was awarded this U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Bateman-IIanbury. )
Surviving issue of 2nd B n. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Hon. Maud Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Archibald
Parker, b. 1855, n«ar. 1890 Rev. the Hon. Archib. P.,
son of 6th E. of Macclesfield, q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1856.)
Hon. Evelyn Augusta, now Hon. Mrs. Robert Foster,
b. 1858, mar. 1884 Robt. Jno. F., Esq. Res., Har-
rowins, Queensbury, Bradford, YorKs. ; Stockeld
Pk., AVetherby, same Co.
Hon. Edward Reginald R.-H., heir pres. to Barony,
a D.L. for Herefordsh., Maj. 4th Batt. Rifle Brigade
retd. : b. 1859.
Hon. Gertrude Emily, now Hon. Mrs. John Wood,
b. i860, mar. 1892 Jno. W., Esq. Res., H engrave
Hall, Bury St. Edmds. ; Whitfield, Glossop,
Derbysh. ; 90 Eaton Sq., .S.W.
I Hon. Agnes Rosamond R.-H., b. 1866.
Hon. Margaret Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. Mark Howell,
b. 1870, mar. 1905 T. Mark //., Esq.
Hon. Rachel Anne Selina Decima, now Hon. Mrs.
Hill Wood, b. 1875, mar. 1899 Sam!. Hill W. Esq.
Res., Moorfield, Glossop, Derbysh.; Oakley Pk.,
Eye, Suffolk; 9 Upp. Belgrave sat. S.W.
Hon. Charles Stanhope Melville R.-H., 2nd heir, a
D.L. for Norfolk and Norwich, Lieut. Norf. Imper.
Yeom.: b. 1877. Res., Breckels Hall, Attleborough,
Norfolk.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
Hon. Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Whyte-Melville-
Runcan, b. 1825, mar. 1890, 2nd hush., Leslie Fraser
Duncan, Esq., who in 1903 assumed the additl.
names of her pre v. husb. Res., 54 Upper Brook
St., W.
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1826, d. 1901.)
Hon. Chas. Spencer Ratema 11- Hanbury- Kincaid-Len-
nox ("Hon. Spencer Hanbury"), M.A., a D.L. for
Co. Hereford, late also Stirling, formerly Capt. 2nd
Life Gds., A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. (E. of
Eglinton), and an M.P. ; assumed addit. names of
Kincaid-Lennox 1802; b. 1827, mar., 1st, 1861, Dow.
Vctss. Strangford (d. 1892) ; zndly, 1S93, Rosa, dau.
of the late Boyd Alex. 'Cuningtiame, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Spencer Hanbury). Res., 63 Montagu Sq., W.
Rev. the Hon. Arthur Allen R.-H., M.A., Pre b. of
Hereford : b. 1829, widower. Res., The Rectory,
Shobdon R.S.O., Herefs.
Hon. Elizabeth Augusta, now The Lady Northwick
(q.v.), b. 1832, mar. 1869, 2nd husb., the late 3rd
and last Bn. Northwick (d. 1887).
Hon. Louisa Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. de Vismes
Kane, b. 1837, mar. 1902, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
AVm. F. de Vismes A"., Esq. Res., Drumreaske
House, Monaghan.
j BATEMAN, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
I Lady B. (Agnes Bun ell, dau. of Gen. Sir Edwd.
j Kerrison, 1st Bt., G.C.H., K.C.B.), mar. 1854 2nd
I Bn. Bateman (d. 1901). lies., Oakley Pk., Suffk..
Scole R.S.O. ; Brome Hall, Eye, same Co.
BATEMAN, Knight. Sir Alfred Edmund
Bateman, K.C.M.G. (1900), E.R.S.S. (Pres. 1897),
barrister-at-law, Chmn. of Bd. of Trade Advi-
sory Cmttee. on Commerc. In tell., late Comptr.-
Gen. to that Dept.; has been Sec. or Brit. Deleg.
to various Commssns. &c. : b. 1844, mar. 1868
Edith Ellen, dau. of the late Jas. E. Hobson, Esq.
Res. Woodhouse, Wimbledon Pk., S.W.; 7 White-
hall, Gdns., S.W.
of Peerage, BAT
BATEMAN, Edward Louis, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
B.A., barrister-at-law, late Assist.-Sec. to Eccle-
siast. Commissrs. : b. 1834. Res., Rowditch
Lodge, Derby ; 47 Duke Street, St. James's, S.W.
BATEMAN, Hon. Mrs. John, aunt of present
E. of Lathom.
BATEMAN-SCOTT, Lady (or " Bateman and
Scott ")— see " Scott, Bts.' Wids."
BATES, Baronet. Sir Percy Elly Bates, 4th
Bt. {U.K. 1880), son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of
3rd, b. 1879, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his bro. Cecil
Robert, Lieut. R.A. (b. 18S2 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Frederic Alan, b. 1884). Seats, Gym Castle,
Mostyn, Elints. ; Beechenhurst, Allerton, Liver-
pool.
BATES, Baronet's Widow. Lady B. (Con-
stance Elizabeth, dau. of the late Saml. B.Graves,
Esq., M.P.), mar. 1876 Sir Edwd. Percy Bates,
2nd Bt. (d. 1899). Kes-> with present Bt.
BATES, Col. Charles Loftus, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Northumbd. Imper.
Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1863. Res., The
Spital, Hexham, N'thumb.
BATESON, Hon. Mrs. Samuel (Florinda),
dau. of 3rd Bn. Castlemaine.
BATESON ( DE- YABBURGH-) , family name
of Deramore Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
BATH, Marquess of. Thomas Henry Thynne
(pron. Tine), 5th Marq. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., M.A.,
Lord Lieut, of Somersetsh.,Maj.andHon. Lt.-Col.
Wilts. Imper. Yeom., appd. 1905 Under Sec. for
India, late an M.P. (as Vise. Weymouth) : son of
4th M. ; b. July 16, 1862 ; sue. 1896 {€.); mar. 1890
Violet Caroline, dau. of Sir Chas. Mordaunt, 10th
Bt. Seat, Longleat, Warminster, Wilts. ; town
res., 29 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Cre vtions. Eng. : A Bt. 1641 ; Vise. Weymouth and
Bn. Thynne, 1682. Gt. Br. : M. of Bath, 1789.— The 2nd
Bt., who was several years in Parliament, was created
Vise. Weymouth; the 3rd Vise, who had married a
(laughter of the 2nd Duke of Portland, obtained the
Marquessate.
Titled Relatives.
{Thynne.)
Issue of present {$th) 31. :
Lady Alice Kathleen Violet T., to. 1891.
Lady Emma Marjory T., b. 1893.
Vise. Weymouth, heir to Marquessate: John Alex-
ander T., b. 1895.
Lady Mary Beatrice T., b. 1903.
Lord Frederick Henry T., 2nd heir, b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 4th M. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Marquess, b. i86s.)
Lady Alice Emma, now Lady A. Shaiv- Stewart, b.
1864, mar. 1883 Sir Mich. Hugh S.-S., M.P., 8th Bt.,
q.v.
Lady Katherine Georgiana Louisa, now Ctss. of
Cromer, b. 1865, mar. 1901, as 2nd wife, 1st Earl of
C, q.v.
Lady Beatrice T., b. 1867 (twin with dec. bro. Ld.
Jno.).
Lord Alexander George T., Capt. Wilts. Imper.
Yeom., served in 8. Africa 1900-2, late L.C.C. : b.
1873. Address, 4 Plowden Kdgs., Temple, E.G.
Dau. of 3rd M. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1831, d. 1896.)
Lady Louisa Isabella Harriet, now Lady L. Feildingi
b. 1834, see "Feilding, Kt.'s Wid."
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Ulrica Frederica Jane T., nde St. Maur, dau. of
12th D. of Somerset, K.G.,b. 1833, mar. 1858 the late
Rt. Hon. Ld. Henry Fredk. T. (d. 1904). Res.,
Muntham Ct., Worthing; 30 Grosvenor Gdns. S.W.
BAT
BATH, Marquess's Widow. Dowager Mar-
chioness op B., nee Hon. Frances Isabella
Catherine Vesev. dau. of 3rd Vise, de Vesci, b.
1840, mar. 1861 4th M. of Bath (d. 1896). Bes., 15
Manchester Sq., W.
BATH and WELLS, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
George Wyndham Kennion, D.D., 70th Bp.,
York Dioc. Insp. of Schools 1871-3, Vic. of All
Saints, Bradford, 1876^82 and Bp. of Adelaide
i"882-94, has also been Lect. in Pastoral Theol. and
Bamsden Preacher at Cambridge : b. 1845, cons.
1882, transld. 1894, ent. Lords 1899 (Indep.), mar.
1882. Res., The Palace, Wells, Somerset.— Assist.
Bishop, see " Stirling."
BATHURST, family name of Earldom of that
title, q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Meriel, see also
below.
BATHURST, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Charles
Edward Camidge, D.D., 2nd Bp., formerly Vic.
and Rur. Dean of Thirsk and Preb. and Canon
of York : b. 1838, cons. 1887, mar. 18—. Res.,
Bishop's Ct., Bathurst, N.S.W.
BATHURST, Earl. Seymour Henry Bathurst,
7th Earl (Gt.Br.), C.M.G.(igo2), a D.L. and C.C.
'or Gloucestersh., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
4th Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa
1900: son of 6th E.; b. July 21, 1864; sue. 1892
(C.) ; mar. 1893 Lilias Margaret Frances Borth-
wick, dau. of Bn. Glenesk. Seat, Cirencester
House, Cirencester; town res., 22 Bruton St., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Bathurst, 1712 ; Bn. Apsley,
1771; Earl Bathurst, 1772.— Allen Bathurst, M.P., son
of Sir Benj. Bathurst, Cofferer to Queen Anne, was made
Bn. and Earl Bathurst, whilst his 2nd sou. who became
Lord Chancellor and eventually succeeded his father,
was on his appointment created Bn. Apsley.
Titled Relatives.
(Bathurst.)
Issue 0/ present (jth) E, :
Lady Meriel Olivia B., b. 1894.
Lord Apsley, heir to Earldom : Allen Algernon B.,
h. 189s.
Hon. William Ralph Seymour B., 2nd heir, h. 1903.
Hon. Ralph Henry B., b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (bros., sist., and half-
sist. of present) :
Bv 1ST MERGE.
Lady Georgina Meriel, now Lady Georgina Buchanan,
b. 1863, mar. 1885 Sir George Wm. if., K.C.V.O., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1864.)
Hon. Lancelot Julian B., b. 1868. Res., 41 Lowndes
Sq., S.W.
Hon. Allen Benjamin B., M.P. for Cirencester Di v.
(C ), Capt. and Hon. Maj. in Glouc. Mil., served in
S. Africa 1900, was Parliam. Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to
the late Postmr. -Gen.: b. 1872, mar. 1902 Augusta
< Ruby, dau. of Lord Edward Spencer- Churchill, son
of 6th D. of Marlborough (Hon. Mrs. Benjamin B.).
Res., Dyer Street House, Cirencester : ; 28 Grosvenor
St., W.
Br 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Evelyn Selina, now Lady E. Lister, b. 187s,
mar. 1898 the late Maj. Geo. Coryton L., son of Sir T.
Villiers Lister, K.C.M.G. (d, 1903). Res., soWarwick
Sq., S.W.
BATHURST, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess B. (Evelyn Elizabeth dau. of Geo. J. B.
Hankey. Esq.), mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, 6th Earl
Bathurst (d. 1892). Res., St. Hilda, Sea View,
Etyde, I.W. ; 41 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
I BATHURST, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
3n. Ludlow.
BATHURST (HERVEY-), Baronet. Sir
Frederick Edward William Eervey-Bathurst,
,thBt. ( U.K. 1818) , Capt. Gren. Gds., served in
file Expedn. 1898 and in S. Africa 1900 : son of
.th Bt., b. 1870, sue. 1900, mar. igoi the under-
mentioned Hon. Lady Hervey-Bathurst. Heir,
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his son Frederick Peter Methuen (b. 1903 ; 2nd J
heir, Bt's bro. Felton Rainald George, b. 1871).
Seat, Somborhe Pk., Stockbridge R.S.O., Hants.
BATHURST (HER VEY-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady II.-B. (Ada, dau. of Sir Jno. S.
Ribton, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1869 Lt.-Col. Sir Fredk. T.
A. Hervey-Bathurst, 4th Bt., an M.P. 1861-5 (d.
1900). Res., 69 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BATHURST (HERVEY-), Hon. Lady, wife of
above Bt. and dau. of 14th Bn. Inchiquin, q.v.
BATSON, Col. Herbert, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Devon Regt. retd. (1904) ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1853.
BATTEN, Col. John Mount, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Liverpool Regt. (Mil.) retd.,
a Co. Aid. for Dorset (High Sheriff 1903) ; S. Africa
1902: b. 1843. Res., Upcerne, Dorchester ; Morn-
in^ton Lodge, W. Kens., W.
BATTEN (CHISHOLM-), Rear-Adm. Alex-
ander William, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late
A.D.C. toH. M. : b. 1851.
BATTENBERG— see Roy. Fam. and its Index.
BATTERSEA, Baron. Cyril Flower, 1st
Bn. (U.K.), M.A., barrister-at-law, a Lieut, for
City of London and late Lieut. Bucks. Imper.
Yeom. ; an M.P. 1880-92, and has been Junior
Lord of the Treasury : son of Philip W. Flower,
Esq., of Streatham; b. Aug. 30, 1843; cr. Bn. 1892
(L.) ; mar. 1877 Constance, a memb. of League of
Mercy, dau. of Sir Anthony de Rothschild, 1st Bt.
Heir, none. Seat, The Pleasaunce, Overstrand,
Cromer; town res., Surrey House, 7 Marble Arch,
W.
Creation. Bn. Battersea,!/^. 1392.— No titled relatives.
BATTYE, Maj.-Gen. Arthur, C.B. (Mil.
1881) , LA. Supernum. List; Oudh 1858, N. W.
Frontier 1864, Hazara 1868, Lushai 1871-2, and
Afghn. 1878-80 : b. 1839.
BATTYE, Capt. Clinton Wynyard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shropsh. L. I.; Boer War 1899-1900:
b. 1874.
BAUCHOP, Lt.-Col. Artiyur, C.M.G. (1902), 1
7th New Zeald. Contingt. ; S. Africa 1901-2 :
b. 1871. Res., Port Chalmers, N.Z.
BAUGHAN, William Frederick, C.B. (Civ.
1882) , Assist. Dir. of Transports at Admiralty : b.
1834. Res., 1 Acacia Gdns., Reg. Pk., N.W.
BAVARIA, H.R.H. the Regent of (Prince
Luitpoid Carl Joseph Wiihelm Ludwig), G.C.B.
(Hon. Mil. 1901), b. 1821, widower (mar. 1844
H.I.H. Archdss. Augustin of Austria, d. 1864).—
For other names see Royal Fami ly.
BAXTER, Knight. Sir George Washington
Baxter, Kt. Bach. (i904),LL.Dv aD.L. of Dundee,
and a manufacturer : b. 1853, mar. 1899 Edith,
dau. of Maj .-Gen. J. L. Fagan. Re?., Invereighty,
Forfarsh. (? post-town) ; Ashcliff, Dundee.
BAYARD, Maj. Reginald, D.S.O. (1902),
E. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. i860.
BAYFORD, Lieut. Edmund Heseltine, D.S.O.
(Mil. 1902), 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1902,
now A.D.C. to Gov. of Bombay : b. 1873.
BAYHAM, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1786) — see
" Camden, Marq."
BAYLEY, Knight (1). Su-Lyttelton Holy-
oake Bayley. Kt. Bach. (1896), late Puisne Judge
of the High Ct, of Bombay and an M.L.C., also
Lt.-Col. Bomb. Rifle Vols, and Hon. A.D.C. to
Viceroy, prev. Attorn. -Gen., M.L.C., audM.L.A.
of N.S. Wales : b. 1827, widower ; is bro. of Rev.
Sir J. Emilius Laurie, Bt., q.v. for altered name.
Club, Oriental.
BAYLEY, Knight (2). Sir Steuart Colvin
Bayley, K.C.S.I. (1878), CLE. (1882), late Lt.-
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
i34 BAY
Directory of Peerage,
BEA
Gov. of Bengal and Memb. Coune. of Viceroy,
now of that of Sec. for India, has been Ch.
Commissi', of Assam and Acting Lt.-Gov. of
Bengal : b. 1836, mar. i860 Anna, dau. of R. N.
Farquharson, Esq. Res., 2 Barkston Gdns., Earl's
Ct., S.W.
BAYLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Emily
Anne Theophila, dan. of Sir Thos. T. Metcalfe,
4th Bt.), mar. 1850 Sir Edwd. C. Bayley, K.C.S.I.
(d. 1884). Res., The Wilderness, Ascot, Berks.
BAYLEY, Charles Stuart, C.S.I. (1903),
barrister-at-law, has been an Under Sec. to Ind.
Govt., now Agent to Gov.-Gen. in Central India :
b. 1854. Res., The Besidency, Indore.
BAYLISS, Knight. Sir WYxe Bayliss, Kt.
Bach. (1897), F.S.A., an author on Art and a
painter of cathedral interiors, Pres. Boy. Soc. Brit.
Artists : b. 1835, mar. 1858 Elise, dau. of Rev. Isaac
Broade. #es.,7NorthRd.,ClaphamPk., S.W.
BAYLY, Brig.-Gen. Alfred William Lam-
bart, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), D.S.O. (1887), LA.,
A. D.C. to H.M. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Soudan, and
Burma 1886-7, S. Africa 1899-1900, now Comdt.
of Staff Coll. in India : b. 1856.
BAYLY, Francis Albert, I.S.O. (1902), Sec.
and Reg. of Dist. Serv. Order, late a Princ. Clk.
War Office : b. 1842.
BAYLY, Hon. Mrs. Paget, dau. of 13th Bn.
Inchiquin.
BAYLY, Col. Zachary Stanley, C.M.G.
(1880), late Comdt.-Gen. Cape Colon. Forces.
Res., Butterworth, Transkei, Cape.
BAYNE, Charles Gerwien, C.S.I. (1901),
Chief Sec. in Brit. Burma and memb. of Lt.-Gov.'s
Counc, in I.C.S. from 1880: b. i860. Res., Ran-
goon and Maymyo.
BAYNES, Baronet. Sir Christopher Wil-
liam Bayncs, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1801), Agent to
Bk. of Engld. at Law Cts. Branch : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1847, sue. 1897, mar. 1872 Amy Ruperta,
dau. of the late Edwd. Colston, Esq. Heir, his
son William Edward Colston (b. 1876; 2nd
heir, next son, Ronald Christopher, b. 1878).
Address, Bank of England Branch, Temple
Bar, W.C.
BAYNES, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
B. (Margaret, dau. of Danl. Stuart, Esq.), mar.
1845 Sir Wm. J. W. Baynes, 3rd Bt. (d. 1897).
BAYNES, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Arthur Hamilton
Baynes, D . D . , late 2nd Bp. of Natal ( 1893-1 900), was
Domest. Chap!, to Abp. Benson and has been Six
Preacher at Canterbury, now Vic. of St. Mary's,
Nottingham, a Preb. in Southwell Cathedral, and
Bp. Assist. : b. 1854, mar. 1894. [Distinct from Bp.
Baines.]
BAYNES, Joseph, C.M.G. (1902), late Sen.
M.L.A. of Natal, nowMin. of Lands and Works :
b. 1842. Res., Nel's Rust, Natal.
BAZLEY, Baronet. Sir Thomas Sebastian
Baxley, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1869), M.A., a D.L. for
Glouc. (High Sheriff 1874) : son of istBt.,b. 1829,
sue. 1885, widower. Heir, his son Gardner
Sebastian (b. 1863 ; no 2nd heir). Res., Winter-
dyne, Bournemouth West.
BEACH (HICKS-), Priv. Counc. and Baronet.
Rt. Hon. Sir Michael Edward Hicks-Beach, P.C.
(G.B. & I. 1874), 9th Bt. (Ena. 1619), M.A.,
D.C.L.,M.P. for W. Bristol (C), a D.L. for
Gloucestersh. and Lord High Steward of Glou-
cester, has been Chanc. of Exchequer and Sec. for
Ireid. (both twice), Sec. for Colonies, Pres. of Bd.
of Trade, a Church Estates Commissi'., and Capt.
N. Glouc. Mil. : son of 8th Bt., b. Oct. 23, 1837,
sue. 1854, mar. 1874, 2nd wife, the under-men-
tioned Lady Lucy Hicks-Beach. Heir, his son
Michael Hugh (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
William Frederick, b. 1841). Seat, The Manor
House, Coin St. Aldwyns, Fairford, Glouc.
BEACH (HICKS-). Lady Lucy Catherine,
dau. of 3rd Earl Fortescue (q.v.) and wife of the
above Rt. Hon. Sir M. E. Hicks-Beach.
BEACHCROFT, Knight. Sir (Richard)
Melvill Beachcroft, Kt. Bach. (1904), of a firm of
solicitors, formerly Vice-Chmn. L.C.C., and first
Chmn. Metrop. Water Board : b. 1846, mar. 1877
Charlotte Emily, dau. of the late Robt. M.
Bonnor-Maurice, Esq. Res., Littlemount, Cook-
ham Dean, Cookham Rise, Berks. ; 11 Craven
I Hill, HydePk., W.
I BEADON, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Agnes,
dau. of W. H. Sterndale, Esq.), mar. i860, as
' 2nd wife, Sir Cecil Beadon, K.C.S.I.. Lt.-Gov.
j of Bengal (d. 1880). Res., The Grove, Fleet,
! Winchfield, Hants.
j BEAL, Col. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1885), late S.
Staff ords. Regt. ; Egypt, Soudan, and Nile
j Expedns., ret. 1888: b. 1842. Club, U. Serv.
BEAL, Lt.-Col. Robert, C.M.G. (1897), United
j Gwelo Field Force; Matabeleld. 1896. Res.,
; Gwelo, Rhodesia.
BEALE, Maj. Henry Yelverton, D.S.O.
(1902), late Norf. Regt. ; Burma 1892-3, S. Africa
j 1899-1902 : b. i860.
BEALL, Capt. George,I.S.O. (1903), F.R.G.S.,
, formerly in merchant service, late Princ. Examiner
of Masters end Mates, Bd. of Trade: b. 1840.
Res., Eyot Mead, Mayfield, Sussex.
BEARCROFT, Col. Edward Hugh, C.B. (Civ.
I 1903), late Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. 6th Batt.
Wore. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1901-2: b. 1852.
Res., Mere Hall, Droitwich. . .
BEARCROFT, Capt. John Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), R.N., E. Coast
of Africa 1S71-80, Coast of Greece 1886, and in
China-Japan War, comd. Roy. Nav. Brigade in
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1851. Club, U. Serv.
BEARD, Charles Thomas, I.S.O. (1903), B.A.,
1st class clerk in Irish Secretary's Office : b. 1858.
Res., Avonbeg, Terenure, Dublin.
BEARD, Supt. Frederick, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1902), Chief Offr. "A" Divn., Metrop. Police.
BEATSON, Col. Finlay Cochrane, C.B. (Mil.
1902), Wilts. Regt.; South Africa 1899-1902, was
Prof, at Staff Coll. 1892-8 : b. 1855.
BEATSON, Col. George Thomas, C.B. (Civ.
1902). V.D., M.D., Lt.-Col. and Hon. ColJ
R.A.M.C. Vols., Glasgow Company; Sen. Sur-
geon to Glasgow Cancer Hospital : b. 1848. Res.,
7 Woodside Cresc, Glasgow.
BEATSON, Maj. -Gen. Stuart Brownlow, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), I.A., Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-80,
Egypt, Burma 1886-7, N.W. Front. 1897-8, S.
Africa 1901-2, now Insp.-Gen. Imper. Serv.
Troops in India : b. 1854. Club, Cavalry.
BEATTY, Maj. Charles Harold Longfield,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Maj., late Capt., 6th Batt.
Roy. Warwicks. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1900-1:
b. 1870. Res., Bedford Cottage, Newmarket;
Borodale, Wexford.
BEATTY, Capt. David, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1905), D.S.O. (1896), R.N., Dongola, Nile 1897-8,
China 1900 : b. 1871.
BEATTY, Haslitt Michael, C.M.G. (1902),
Chief Locomotive Supt. Govt. Rails., Cape of
Good Hope. Res., Cape Town.
BEAU CHAMP (pron. Beecham), Earl. Wil-
liam Lyqon (pron. Ligrjon), 7th Earl {U.K.),
K.C.M.G. (1899), LL.D., a D.L. and C.C. for
Wore, Hon. Col. 1st Wore. Vol. Artill., Mayor of
Baronetage, Knightage, <ka. BE A 135
BEA
the city 1895, was Gov. of N. S. Wales 1899-1901 :
son of 6th E. ; b. Feb. 20, 1872; sue. 1891 (L.) ;
mar. 1902 Lady Lettice Mary Elizabeth Grosvsnor,
sist. of present D. of Westminster. Seat, Madres-
field Ct., Malvern Link.
Creations. U.K.: Bn. Beauchamp, iSo5 ; Earl Beau-
champ and Vise. Elmley, 1815.— Win. Lygon, for 30 years
M.P. for Worcestershire, was the recipient of these
three titles. That of Bn. Beauchamp had been granted
to this line by King Henry VI., lasting 1447-96, and no
fewer than nine titles so styled iire enumerated in
' Nicolas.'
Titled Relatives.
(Lygon.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Vise. Elmley, heir to Earldom: William L., b. 1503.
Hon. L., 2nd heir, b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 6fh E. (sists., half-bros., &c, of
present) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Mary, now Lady M. H.-S.-Forbes-Trefusis, a
AVoman of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales : b. i860, mar. 1905 Maj. Hon Henry Walter
H.-S.-F.T.
Lady Susan, now Lady S. Gordon- Gilmour, b. 1870,
mar. 1889 Lt.-Col. Robt. Gordon G.-G-, O.B., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1872. )
Lady Margaret, now The Lady Ampthill, C.I. , b. 1874,
mar. 1894 2nd Bn. A., q.v.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Robert L., C'apt. Gren. Gds., served in
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1879, mar. 1003 Cecil Albinia,
dau. of Sir Geo. G. Arbuthnot (Hon. Mrs. Robert
L.). Club, Guards'.
Lady Agnes L., b. 1880.
Lady Maud L., b. 1882.
Hon. Henry L., B.A., b. 1884.
BEAUCHAMP, Earl's Widow. Dowager
I Countess E., nee Lady Emily Annora Charlotte
Pierrepont, dau. of 3rd Earl Manvers, b. 1853,
mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, 6th Earl Beauchamp (d.
1891). lies., 13 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
BEAUCHAMP, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1750)— see
" Hertford. M. of."
BEAUCHAMP, Henry King, CLE. (1903),
E. R. Hist. S., M. R. A. S., twice Sheriff of Madras,
is Editor of the Madras 31o.il : b. 1866. lies.,
Graem's Gdns., Cathedral, Madras.
BEAUCHAMP (PROCTOR-), Baronet. Sir
Reginald William Proctor-Beauchamp, 5th Bt.
||i (Gt. Br. 1745), a D.L. for Norfolk, late CaDt. and
' Hon. Maj. Pr. of Wales's Own Norf/Artill.
(Mil.) : son of 4th Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1874, mar.
1880 Lady Violet Jocelyn, whom he divorced 1901.
Heir pres., his bro. Col. Horace George P.-B.,
C.B., q.v. (2nd heir, next bro., Montagu Harry,
b. i860). Seat, Langley Pk., Norwich; town
res., 27 Hill St.. Berkeley Sq., W.
BEAUCHAMP (PROCTOR-), Col. Horace
George, C.B. (Mil. 1902), late comdg.2oth Hussars;
Soudin 1885 and 1888, S. Africa 1902, was with
Egypt 0. Army 1887-91, ret. 1904 : b. 1856, is heir
to above Baronetev. Pes., 5 Hans PI., Chelsea,
S.W.
BEAUCLERK, family name of St. Albans
Dukedom, q.v. for " Lords " and " Ladies."
BEAUFORT, Duke of. Henry Adelbert
Wellington EitzRoy Somerset, 9th Duke (Eng.),
a D.L. for Brecon, Glouc, and Monrn., High
Steward of Bristol, Hered. Keeper of Ragland
Castle, Hon. Col., late Lt.-Col. comdg,, Glouc.
Imper. Yeom. an A.D.C. to H.M., formerly Capt.
I Roy. Horse Gds. : son of 8th D. ; b. May 19,
i 1847 ; snc. 1899 (O.) ; mar. 1895 Louise Emily,' dau.
I of the late Wm. H. Harford, Esq., and widow of
[ Bn. Carlo de Tuyll. Seats, Badminton House,
I Chippenham, Wilts. ; Llangattock Pk., Crick-
1 howell, Breeons.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Botetourt, 1803 (orig. 1305 by
writ) ; Bn. Herbert of Herbert, 1461 by writ, and Bn.
Herbert of Ragland, Chepstow, and Gower, 1506 by
patent ; E. of Worcester, 1514 : M. of Worcester, 1642 ,
E. of Glamorgan, Vise. Grosmont, and Bn. Beaufort,,
1644; D. of Beaufort, 1682.— The Botetourt Bny. was
first granted to Jno. de Botetourt, but fell into abeyance
on the death of his son in 1405, so continuing till 1764,
and again from 1776 to 1803, when it was revived to the
Sth Duke. The Herbert of Herbert Bny. was conferred
upon Wm. Herbert, afterwards E*rl of Pembroke,
beheaded 1469. His son succeeded him, and had his
Earldom exchanged for that of Huntingdon. Sir Chas.
Somerset, K.G. and Kt. Banneret, a natural son of
Henry Beaufort, Duke of Somerset, was created Bn.
Herbert of Ragland &c, but, having married the
heiress of the preceding, he was summoned to Parliament
as Bn. Herbert of Herbert, thus uniting the two;
Baronies, though they retain their distinction as one by ;
writ and the other by patent, and are subject to .the :
possibility of becoming separated, as shown in the
statement of heirdom below. Sir Charles was after-
wards ci-eated Earl of Worcester. The 5th Earl was
raised to the Marquessate, the 2nd Marq. before succes-
sion had the title Earl of Glamorgan conferred on
him, and the 3rd was created Duke of Beaufort. The
Grosmont Viscty. m iy originally have been " Grismond,"
as Sir H. Nicolas argues, mentioning, however, a
G rosmont in Normandy which may have produced the
altered form. At all events the ruins of Grosmont
Castle still exist in the late grounds of the Duke in
Monmouthshire.
Titled Relatives.
(Somerset.)
Issue of present (gih) D.:
Lady Blanche Linnie S., b. 1897.
Lady Diana Maud Nina S., b. 1898.
Marquess of Worcester, heir to Dukedom and all
titles : Henry Hugh Arthur EitzRoy S., b. 1900.
(2nd heir to Dukedom and other titles by patent,
his. uncle Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Richard ; to
Barony of Herbert of Herb., the above two
daughters. )
Surviving issue of Sth D. (bros. of present) :
(Present Dure, b. 1847.)
Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Richard Charles S., b. 1849—
see " Somerset, Priv. Counc." f
Lord Henry Arthur George S., a D.L. for Wilts.,
formerly Maj. Roy. Horse Gds. (served in Egyptian
and Nile Expcdns.) and Extra Equerry to H.M.
when Prince of Wales : b. 1851.
— Do.us. -in-law :
Lady Henry (Richard) S., wife of Rt. Hon. Lord
Henry iiichard.
Lady Edward (Fanny Julia, dau. of Sir Alex. B. G.
Dixie, 10th Bt.), mar., 1st, 1880, the late Lord
Hy. Edward Brudenell S. (b. 1853, d. 1897); 2ndly,
1898, J. Gratwicke Blagrave, Esq.— retaining title
by courtesy.
Issue of jth D. (aunts of present) :
(The late 8th Duke, b. 1824, d. 1859.)
Lady Geraldine Harriet Anne S., V.A., Lady n
Waiting to H.R.H. the late Duchess of Cambridge :
b. 1832. lies., 8 Upper Brook St., W.
Lady Katherine Emily Mary, now The Lady Qrma-
thwaite, b. 1834, mar. 1858 2nd Bn. O., q.v.
Lady Edith Frances Wilhelmine, now Dow. Ctss. of
Londetborough (q.v.), b. 1838, mar. 1863, wid. 1900.
Dau. of 6th D. (gfc. aunt of present) :
(The late 7th Duke, b. 1792, d. 1853.)
Lady Mary Octavia, now Lady M. Farquhar (q.v.,
Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1814, mar. 1837 the late Sir Walter
Rockcliff F. (d. 1900).
BEAUFORT, Duke's Widow. Dowager
Duchess of B., nee Lady Georgiana Charlotte
Gurzon, dau. of 1st Earl Howe, G.C.H. : b. 1825,
mar. 1845 8th D. of Beaufort (d. 1899). Res.,
Stoke Pk., Stapleton, Bristol.
BEAUMONT, Baroness. Mona Josephine
Tempest Stapleton, Bnss. 11th in line (Eng.):.
dau. of 10th Bn. ; b. Aug. 1, 1894: sue. (after an
abeyance of nine months) 1896. Seat, Carlton
Towers, Carlton R.S.O., Yorks.
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Directory of Peerage,
BED
Creation. Bn. Beaumont, Eng. 1309 by writ.— The
1st Bn., Henry de Beaumont, had for one of his
ancestors John de Brienne, King of Jerusalem ; he was
also a relative and companion-in-arms of Edward I. in
his Scottish wars. On the death of the 7th Bn. in 1507
the Peerage fell into abeyance, and so continued until
1840. A second but much briefer abeyance followed in
1895 when the 10th Bn. left at his death two daughters,
to the elder of whom the succession was awarded by the
Crown in the next year. The 6th and 7th Bns. held the
title of Vise. Beaumont (1440-1507), this constituting the
first creation of this rank in England.
Sister.
(Present Baroness, b. 1894.)
Hon. Ivy Mary Stapleton, heiress pres. to Barony,
b. (posthumous) 1895. (Ko definite 2nd heir, but
the Rev. Gilbert S., b. 1862, a 1st cousin once
removed, is the nearest relative among the many
descendants under the first abeyance.
BEAUMONT, Barons' Widows. (1) The
Dowager Lady ~B.,nee Hon. Isabella Anne Browne,
dau. of 3rd Bn. Kilmaine, b. abt. 1824, mar. 1844
8th Bn. Beaumont (d. 1854).— (2} Violet, Lady B.,
dau. of the late Fredk. W. Isaacson, Esq., M.P.,
mar. 1888 9th Bn. Beaumont (d. 1892). Res., 49
Eaton PL, S.W.— (3) Ethel, Lady B. (Ethel Mary,
dau. of Sir Chas. H. Tempest, 1st and only Bt. of
Heaton). mar. 1893 10th Bn. Beaumont (d. 1895).
Res., with her dau. the Baroness.
BEAUMONT, Baronet. Sir George Howland
"William Beaumont, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1661), formerly
Capt. R.A. : son of 9th Bt., b. 1851, sue. 1882,
mar. 1880 Lillie Ellen, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Geo. A.
Craster. Heir, his son George Arthur Hamilton
(b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Frederick Louis
Maureward, b. 1862). lies., Cole Orton Hall,
Ashby-d e - la-Zouch .
BEAUMONT, Knight. Vice-Adm. Sir Lewis
Anthony Beaumont, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), K.C.M.G.
(iSOi),F.R.G.S., Com.-in-Ch. at Plymouth, prev.
on Austral. Station, was Dir. of Nav. Intell. at
Admiralty and a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria,
served in Arctic Expedn. 1875-6 : b. 1847, mar.
1889 Mary Eleanor, dau. of Chas. C. Perkins, Esq.,
of Boston, U.S.
BEAUMONT, Ladies — see Baroness, Barons'
Widows, and under Baronet and Knight.
BEAUMONT, Lady Alexandria ("Aline")
Louisa Maud, dau. of 5th M. of Londonderry.
BEAVER, Lieut. Henry Allen, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1903), R.N. retd., of H.M's yacht.
BEBERRUA, Count of. Antonio Caruana-
Gatt 0,3rd Ct. {Malta 1783), M.D., Vice-Pres. of
Cmttee. of Privileges and a memb. of Cmttee. of
Assembly of Maltese Nobility : nephew of 2nd
Ct.. b. 1839, sue. 1891, mar. 1867 Vincenza, dau.
of Ct. Feidinando F. Mont' Alto. Heir, his son
Alfred, Gontino of Beberrua (b. 1868; 2nd heir,
next son, Bev. Robert, dei Conti C.-G., b. 1871).
Res., 59 Strada Levante, Valetta ; 3 Strada
Reale, Casal Attard, Malta.
BECHER (WRTXON-), Baronet. Sir John
Wrixon-Becher, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), M.A.,
a D.L. for Co. Cork (High Sheriff 1867) : son of 1st
Bt. and bro. of 2nd, b. 1828, sue. 1893, mar.
1857 the under-mentioned Lady Emily Wrixon-
Becher. Heir, his son Eustace William Wind-
ham (b. 1859; 2nd heir, next son, Edgar,
b. 1862). Seats, Ballygiblin (Mallow), and Creagh
(Skibbereen). both Co. Cork.
BECHER (WRIXON-), Baronet's Widow {rc-
vnrrd.). Florence, Lady W.-B. (Florence Eliza-
beth Hannah, dau. of the late Fredk. J. Walker,
Esq.) mar., 1st, 1878, Sir Henry Wrixon-Becher,
and Bt. (d. 1893) ! 2ndly, 1894, Arthur D. H. H.
Reynell-Pack,Esq.,but retains her title by right.
Res., Netherton, Newton Abbot, Devon.
BECHER ( WRIXON-) , Lady Emily Kathe-
rine, dau. of 2nd E. of Listowel (q.v.), and wife
of Sir Jno. Wrixon-Becher, Bt.
BECK, Col. Charles Hareop, C.B. (Mil.
1903-1), Hon. Col., late Lt.-CoL, 4th Batt. Chesh.
Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1861. Res.,
Upton Priory, Macclesfield ; Frongoch, Llan-
lugan, Berriew R.S.O,, Montgom.
BECK, Frank Reginald, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), Agent to H.M. at Sandringham: b. 1861.
I BECKETT, family name of Grimthorpe
Barony.
BECKETT, Col. Charles Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1898), late 3rd Hussars; Egypt and Soudan, was
an A.A.G. in Natal 1899-igoo, and A.Q.M.G. at
Headqrs., now Ch. Staff Offr. in Malta : b. 1849.
Res., Malta.
BECKETT, Hon. Mrs. Gervase, dau. of late
Vise. Helmsley, and granddau. of E. of Fever-
sham, q.v.
BECKETT, Hon. Mrs. Hamilton, dau. of 1st
and last Bn. Lyndhurst.
BECKETT, Col. Stephen, C.B. (Mil. 1885),
I. A. retd. (1889) ; Mutiny, Frontier 1863-4,
Afghn. 1879, Suakin 1885 : b. 1840. Res., 10
Freeland Rd., Ealing, W.
BECKWITH, Lady Muriel Beatrice, dau. of
7th D. of Richmond.
BECTIVE, Earl of {by courtesy— title, Irel.
1766), elder son and heir of Marq. of Headfort.
BEDDARD, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of Bn.
Allerton.
BEDFORD, Duke of. Herbrand Arthur
Russell, nth Duke {Eng.). K.G. (1902), F.S.A.,
P.Z.S., Lord Lieut, of Middx., Chmn. Beds. CO
and a D.L., Hon. Col. and Lt.-CoL comdg. 3rd
Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.), Hon. Col. 3rd Vol.
Batt. Beds. Regt. and of 19th Middx. Rifle Vols.,
formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds., served in Egypt
1882 and was A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. of India, 'el.
1st Mayor of Holborn 1900: son of gth D. and
bro. of 10th : b. Feb. 19, 1858 ; sue. 1893 {L.U.) ;
mar. 18S8 Mary Du Caurroy, a Lady of Grace
St. John Jerus., dau. of Ven. Archdn. Tribe.
Seats, Woburn Abbey, Beds. ; Oakley House,
Bedford; Endsleigh, Tavistock, Devon; Meikleour
House, Perth {leased from Marq. of Lansdowne) ;
town res., 15 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Russell cf Cheneys, 1539 ; E. of
Bedford, 1550 ; Bn. Russell of Tbornhaugh, 1603; D. of
Bedford and M. of Tavistock, 1694; Bn. Howland, 1695.—
An Earldom of Bedford and two Dukedoms had existed
between 1150 and 1495, but had all become extinct : the
earliest to hold the Dukedom was a brother of King
Henry V., who became Regentof England and Constable
of France during the next King's minority. The above
Bny. and Earldom were conferred upon John Russell, a
gentleman residing on the Dorsetshire coast, whose
cousin Sir Thos. Tienchavd had hospitably entertained
the Archduke Philip of Austria, who, in a voyage from
Flanders to Spain, had bee n driven into Weymouth by
a violent hurricane. Sir Thomas acquainted the Court
with the presence of the illustrious visitor, but deputed
the actual attendance upon him to Mr. Russell, who
had lately returned frtin the Continent and was
familiar with the German language. He was in
consequence introduced (with the Aichduke) to Henry
VII., by whom he was taken into favour, and this
continued under his three successors to the throne.
The 5th Earl obtained the Dukedom and Marquessate,
the 2111I Duke before succession being given the Howland
Barony, that of Tbornhaugh having been awarded to
the 4th son of the rnd Earl, whose own son succeeded as
4th Earl. William Lord Russell (courtesy-title ; he was
''Hon. Wm. Russell" until the death cf his elder I
brother), the distinguished statesman who was beheaded I
in 1683 on a charge of high treascp, was 2nd son of the
Earl who became 1st Duke.
BED
BEL 137
Titled Relatives.
(Russell.)
Sole issue of present {nth) D.:
Marq. of Tavistock, heir to Dukedom : Hastings
William Sackville R., b. 1888. (2nd heir, his 1st
cous. once rem.. Harold John Hastings R., son of
9th Duke's bro. Lord Arthur, b. 1868.)
Surviving issue of gth D. (sists. of present) :
(The late 10th Dure, b. 1852, d. 1893, childless.)
Lady Ela Monica Sackville R., b. 1854. Res., Chorley
Wood House, Rickmansworth R.S.O, Herts. : 51
Prince's Gt., S.W.
Lady Ermyntrude Sackville, now Lady Erm. Malet,
b. 1856, mar. 1885 Rt. Hon. Sir Edwd. Baldwin M.,
Bt., G.C.B., q.v.
(Present Dure, b. 1858.)
Sist. -in-law of gth D. (aunt of present; busb.
granted rank of Duke's son) :
(The late 9th Duke, b. 1819, d. 1891.)
Lady Arthur jR. (Laura, dau. of Vicomte de Pey-
ronnet), mar. 1865 the late Lord Arthur John
Edward R. (d. 1892). Res., The Ridgeway, Shere,
Guildford ; 2 Audley Sq. , W.
(The late 1st Bn. Ampthill, b. 1829, d. 1884.)
Issue of 6th D. (gt. uncle of present) :
(The late 7th Duke, b. 1788, d. 1861. Sole issue :
The late 8fch Duke, b. 1809, d. unmrrd. 1872.)
(The late 1st Earl Russell, b. 1792, d. 1878.)
Lord Alexander George R., G.C.B., b. 1821— see
" Russell, Kt. (1)."
BEDFORD, Duke's Widow. Adeline, Duchess
of B., nee Lady Adeline Marie Somers-Cocks, dau.
of 3rd Earl Somers, b. 1852, mar. 1876 10th D. of
Bedford (d. 1893). lies., Chenies. Rickmansworth
R.S.O., Herts. ; 26 Bruton St., W.
BEDFORD, Knight. Adm. Sir Frederick
George Denham Bedford, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902 ;
K.C.B., 1894), Gov. of Western Australia ; served
in Russian War and in operations on the Nile
It and the Gambia ; late Com.-in-Ch. on N. Amer.
Station, was 2nd Nav. Lord of the Admiralty
1 1895-9, prev. on tbe Cape and W. Coast, a Nav.
I A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1888-91 , ret. 1903 : b.
R 1838, mar. 1880 Ethel, dau. of E. R, Turner, Esq.
Res., Govt. House, Perth, W. Australia.
BEDFORD, Lt.-Col. Walter George
I Augustus, C.M.G. (1900-1), M.B., R.A.M.C., S.
I Africa 1899-1901 as Sec. to Princ. Med. Offr.,
I prev. Dep. Assist. Dir. A.M.S. : b. 1858.
1 BEDINGFELD (PASTON-), Baronet. Sir
'( Henry Edward Paston-Bedingfeld, 8th Bt. (Eng.
II1661), late Maj. 3rd Batt. Liverpool Regt. (Mil.),
I served in S. Africa 1901-2 : son of 7th Bt., b. i860,
I sue. 1902, mar. 1904 Sibyl, dau. of the late Henry
I A. Lyne-Stephens, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
i Biciiard Henry Clavering (b. 1862; 2nd heir,
I next bro., Charles, b. 1S64). Seat, Oxburgh Hall,
[| Stoke Ferry. Norfolk.
I BEDINGFELD (P ASTON-), Baronet's
I Widow. Dowager Lady P.-B. (Augusta, dau. of
E. Clavering, Esq.), mar. 1859 Sir Henry G. Pas-
ton-Bedingfeld, 7th Bt. (d. 1902). Pes., 45 Crom-
well Rd.,S.W.
BEDOYERE, Marquise de La, dau. of 1st Bn.
&reville.
BEECH, Maj. John Robert, C.M.G. (1888),
D.S.O. (1891), Scottish Horse Imper. Yeom.,
!ormerly Capt. 20th Hussars ; Egypt and Soudan
1882-91, S. Africa 1900 : b. i860.
BEEK, James Scott, I.S.O. (1903), Auditor-
Jen, of New Brunswick. Pes,, Fredericton.
BEEVOR, Baronet. Sir Hugh Reeve Beevor,
,thBt. (Gt. Br. 1784), M.D., F.R.C.P., Phys. to
ting's Coll. Hosp., and to City of Lond. Hosp.
or Diseases of Chest, Repres. for Soc. of Apothecs.
*nGen. Med. Counc. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1858, sue.
1885, mar. 1894 Emily Georgina, dau. of Sir Wm.
Foster, 2nd Bt. of Norwich. Heir, his son Thomas
Lubbock (b. 1897; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Ralph
Jenny, b. 1859). Res., Croxley Grn., Rickmans-
worth R.S.O. , Herts.; 17 Wimpole St., W.
BEEVOR, Lt.-Col.WALTERCALVERLEY, C.M.G.
(1901), M.B., R.A.M.C., late 1st Scots Gds. ;
Soudan 1885, Ashanti 1895-6, Tirah 1S97-8, S.
Africa 1900 (a Princ. Med. Offr. 1901-2"), now on
Staff of Gov. of Bombay : b. 1858. Club, Guards' .
BEGBIE, Maj.-Gen. Elphinstone Waters,
OB. (Mil. 1896), D.S.O. (1891), Abyss. 1867-8,
Datfla 1874-5. and Burma 1885-6. was D.A.G.
Madras 1895-6, now on Supernum. List : b. 1842.
BEGBIE, Mai. George Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Highld. L.I. ; Crete 1897-8 and S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1868.
BEHRENS, Hon. Mrs. Clive, dau of Bn.
Rothschild.
BELAM, Com. Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), R.N. retd., now Marine Surveyor to Mersey
Docks Bd. : b. 1853. Pes., 34. Bentley Rd.,
Liverpool.
BELCHER, Capt. Harold Thomas, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1875.
BELCHER, Maj. Robert, C.M.G. (1900-1),
Canad. Bebellion 1885 and S. Africa 1900-1, now
an Insp. of N.W. Territs. Mtd. Police : b. 1849.
Res.. Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada.
BELFAST, Earl of (Irel. 1791), a title of the
Donegall Marquessate borne by the heir when a
son. Baron Chichester of Belfast (1625) is also a
title of the Marquessate.
BELFIELD, Brig.-Gen. Herbelt Eversley,
OB. (Mil. 1900-1), D.S.O. (1902), Ashanti 1895-6,
S. Africa 1900-2, now comdg. 4th Brigade Alder-
shot Comd. : b. 1857. Pes., Aldershot.
BELGRAVE, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1784), a title
of the Westminster Dukedom, borne by the
present Duke while heir as a grandson.
BELHAVEN, Master of, title of the son and
heir of following.
BELHAVEN and STENTON, Baron. Alex-
ander Charles Hamilton, 10th Bn. (Scot.).
a Scott. Repres. Peer (el. 1900), a D.L. for
Lanarks., Col. R.E. retd., Hon. Col. 2nd Lanarks.
Vol. Engrs. , comd. Surrey Vol. Inf. Brig. 18S8-
1902, served in Zulu War: son of Wm. Jno.
Hamilton, Esq., M.P., F.R.S., and a collateral
relation of the late gth Bn. (they being both
descended from a gt. uncle of the 2nd Bn., the
succession pa ssing to heirs - genera D ; b. July 3,
1840 ; sue. 1893 and established his claim 1894
(C); mar. 1880 Georgina Katharine, dau. of the
late Legh Richmond, Esq. Seat, Wishaw House,
Wishaw, Lanarks. ; town res., 41 Lennox Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W.
Creation. Bn. Belhaven and Stenton, Scot. 1647,
renewed 1675.— The 1st Bn. was so created for his devotion
to Charles I. His father was a natural brother of the
xst Earl of Arran (Scot.), and an additional connection
between this house and those of Abercorn and Hamilton
existed on the mother's side, she being a descendant of
Sir Jno. HamiltoD, 4th Ld. of Cadzow, whose grandson
whs summoned to Parliament as Ld. Hamilton (see
" Hamilton and B., D. of "). The U.K. title Bn. Hamil-
ton of Wishaw was in 1S11 granted to the 8th Bn , who
died childless in 1868. The course of succession has
repeatedly been the subject of dispute.
Titled Relatives.
(Hamilton.)
Sole issue of present (\oth) Bn. :
Master of Belhaven, heir to Barony : Hon. Ralph
Gerard Alexander B.,znd Lieut. 3rd Hussars, b.
1883. mar. 1904 Lady Grizel Winifred Louisa
Cochrane, dau. of 12th E. of Dundonald. (znd heir,
138 BEL
Directory of Peerage,
his 1st cousin Caut. Robert Edward Archibald II.,
b. 1871.)
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Grizel W. Louisa II., see preceding.
Issue o/gth Bn. (remote cousins of present) :
Hon. Leonore Agnes Watson Nisbet. now Hon. Mrs.
Borras Whiteside,, b. 1878, mar. 1903 E. Borras W.,
Esq. Res., 3 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
Hon. May Clarke Mary Nisbet H.,h. 1879.
Hon. Clarice Jessie Evelyn, now Hon. Mrs. Napier,
b. 1881, mar. 1899 the Master of Napier, see " N. and
Ettrick."
Hon. Muriel Louise H., b. 1834.
Hon. Wimfred Maude II., b. i836.
Hon. Dorothy Henrietta H., b. i838.
Hon. Georgina Violet H., b. 1889.
BELHAVEN and STENTON, Baron's Widow.
Georgina, Lady Belh. & S., dau. of Sir Jno. "Wat-
son, 1st Bt. of Earnock, mar. 1877 oth Bn.
Belhaven and S. (d. 1893). Res., 8 Eglinton
Cresc, Edinburgh.
BELL, Baronet of Gotan. Sir James Bell,
1st Bt. {U.K. 1895), a ship-owner, a D.L. for
Glasgow (late Lord Provost), also a D.L. for
Lanarks. and late Hon. Col. 1st Lanarks. Bine
Vols., is a memb. of Boy. Patriotic Fund Corp.,
son of Jno. Bell, Esq., of above city; b. 1850,
mar. 1875 Helen, dau. of the late Wm. Eindlay,
Esq. Heir, his son John (b. 1876; no 2nd heir).
Res., Montgreenan, Kilmarnock.
BELL, Baronet of Rounton. Sir (Thomas)
Hugh Bell, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1885), a D.L. for Co.
Durham, ah iron-master and" coal-owner, High
Sheriff of Co. Durham 1895 : son of 1st Bt., b.
1844, sue. 1904, mar. 1876, 2nd wife, Florence
Eveleen Eleanore, dau. of the late Sir Jos.
Oliiffe, M.D. Heir, his son Maurice Hugh Low-
thian (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next son, Hugh Low-
thian, b. 1878). Seat, Bed Barns, Coatham,
Bedcar, Yorks. : town res., 95 Sloane Street.,
S.W.
BELL, Knight (1). Sir John Charles Bell,
Kt. Bach. (1902;, an Aid. and Lieut, of City of
London, was Sheriff 1901-2, Past-Master or upon
Court of three City Cos., Chmn. of Wenlock
Brewery Co., City Bd. : b. 1844, mar. 1868
Caroline, dau. of Thos. Clare, Esq. Res., Frame-
wood, Stoke Pcges B.S.O., Bucks. ; 61 Portland
PL, W.
BELL, Knight (2). Sir William James Bell,
Kt. Bach. (1892), LL.D., barrister-at-law, Vice-
Chmn. Boss and Cromarty C.C. 1891-2, is a D.L.
for same Cos. and for Co. of London, a Co. Aid. for
latter and a memb. Boy. Co. of Archers (Scot.) :
b. 1859, mar. 1882 Bertha Diana, dau. of the late
G. Toit, Esq. Res., 49A Pall Mall, S.W.
BELL, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Margaret
Miller, dau. of Wm. M'T. D'Orsey, Esq., M.D.),
mar. 1861 Sir Josh. P. Bell, Pres. Leg. Counc.
Queensld. (d. 1881). Res., Jimbour, Dalby, Qns.ld.
BELL, Charles George Harland, C.M.G.
(1902) , late Civil Commissr. and Ees. Magistrate
at Maf eking.
BELL, Hon. Mrs. Charles (Wentworth), dau.
of Bn. Biddulph.
BELL, Lieut. G. T., D.S.O. (1902), Yictrn.
Contgt. ; S. Africa 1902.
BELL, Henry Hesketh Joudon, C.M.G.
(1903) , Administrator of Dominica, prev. Assist.
Treas. at Gold Coast and M.E.C. Bahamas : b.
1864. Res., Govt. House, Dominica.
BELL, Capt. Henry Stanley, D.S.O. (1900-1),
1st N'thumb. Vol. Artill. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1874.
BELL, James, C.B. (Civ. 1889), D. Sc., Ph.D.,
F.B.S.,late Princ. of Somerset House Laboratory
and Cons. Chemist to chief Pub.Depts. : b. 1825.
Res., 52 Cromwell Bd., Hove, Brighton.
BELL, Lt.-Col. John William, C.M.G. (1900-1),
V.D., latecomdg. Queenstn. Bif. Vols., is Master
of Supr. Ct. Transvaal ; S. Africa 1877-8 and
1899-1901 : b. 1848. Res., Pretoria, Transvaal.
BELL, Col. Mark Sever, C.B. (Mil. 1893), UflC
(1874), B.E., Bhutan 1855-6. Hazara 1868, Ashanti
3 873-4, and Burma 1886-7, late an A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria, ret. 1900 ; an extensive Asiatic
explorer : b. 1843. Res., Earleywood Ldg., Wind-
lesham, Bagshot, Surrey.
BELL, Hon. Mrs. Matthew— see " Dyke. Hon.
Mrs. M."
BELL, Eobert, I.S.O. (1903), M.D., D.Sc,
LL.D., F.B.S., Dir. of Geolog. Survey of Canada,
Prof, of Chemistry and Nat. Sci. in Queen's Univ.
Kingston, author of numerous geolog. papers:
b. 1841. Res., 136 Maelaren St., Ottawa.
BELL, Valentine Graeme, C.M.G. (1903),
P.O. (Jamaica), F.B.C.T., M.I.C.E., M.L.C., and
Dir. of Public Works, Jamaica : b. 1839. ^es->
Kingston.
BELL, Col. William (i),C.B.(Civ. 1889), retired
from Army and now Sec. to Govt, of Guernsey
(from 1862), late an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1829.
Res., Swissville, Guernsey.
BELL, William (2), CLE. (1904), M.A., Dir.
of Publ. Instr. and Under Sec. to Govt, in Educ.
Dept., Punjab : b. i860. Res., Lahore.
BELL (LYNDEN-), Maj. Arthur Lyxden
(name doublel), C.M.G. (1905), E. Kent Begt. ;
Chitral Belief 189=;, late D.A.Q.M.G. of Gen.
Staff of Army : b. 1867.
BELLAIBS, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir William
Bellairs, K.C.M.G. (1882), C.B. (Mil. 1878), served
through Crimean War, Kaffir and Zulu Wars,
and has been Administr. of Natal and M.L C.
and Com. of Forces in Transvaal, ret. 1887 and is
Col. Boy. Berks. Begt.: b. 1S28, mar. 1867, 2nd
wife, Blanche St. John, dau. of Eras. A. Mosch-
{ zisker, Esq., Ph.D. Res., Clevedon, Somerset.
BELLAMY, Knight. Sir Joseph Arthur
J Bellamy, Kt. Bach. (1904). memb. of a steamship
firm and holding office in Harbour Improvement
' and Gaslight Cos., a C.C. for Plymouth, was I
I Mayor 1901 and igo2 ; b. 1845, mar. 1868 Susan :
j Mill, dau. of Wm. S. Wills, Esq. Res., Yalta, |
I Mannamead, Plymouth.
' BELLAMY, Capt. Eobert, D.S.O. (1900-1). !
1 Boy. Suss. Begt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871.
j BELLEW, family name of following Barony, j
; BELLEW {pron. Bel'oo), Baron. Charles
; Bertram Bellew, 3rd Bn. {Irel.), an Ir. Eepres.
Peer (el. 1904) and a Bt., Lieut, of Co. Louth,
formerly Capt. 6th Batt. Boy. Ir. Eifles (Louth
Mil.) : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. April 19, 1855 ; sue.
1895 (<7.) ; mar. 1883 Mildred Mary Josephine,
dau. of Sir Humphrey de Trafford, 2nd Bt.
/S'ea;,Barmeath Casfcle, Dunleer B.S.O., Co. Louth.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1688 ; Bn. Bellew, 1848.— The
Rt. Hon. Sir Patrick Bellew, 7th Bt., Lieut, of Co.
Louth, was the first to obtain this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Bellew.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros.'of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. George Lf.opold Bryan (assumed surname by
licence 18S1 in lieu of Bellew), heir pres. to Barony,
Maj. late 10th Hussars, served in Nile Expedn.
BEL
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BEL 139
1884-5 and in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1857. Res., with
following.
Hon. Richard Eustace B-, 2nd heir, b. 1858, mar.
1895, and wife, Gwendoline Marie Josephine, dau.
of Wm. R. J. F. Herbert, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Richd.
B.). Res., Jenkinstown Pk., Kilkenny.
'. Issue of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1830, d. 1895.)
Hon. Frances Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Woolmore
Smith, b. 1832, mar. 1865 the late Cant. Jno. Wool-
more S., but obtd. judic. sep. 1500. (he died 1903).
Res., with following.
Hon. Annabella Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Conyers
Tower, b. 1833, mar. 1857 the late Lt.-Gen. Conyers
T., C.B. (d. 1903I. Res., Thornfield, Rugby,
j Hon. Fermina Maria Magdalena, now Hon. Mrs.
Everard Stourton, b. 1835, mar. 1862 the late Capt.
Hon. Everard S., son of 19th Bn. Stourton, q.v.
under "Mowbray, Segrave," &c.
BELLEW(GRATTAN-), Baronet. Sir Henry
I Christopher Graitan-Bellew, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1838),
I Capt. Provis. Batt., and 4th Batt. Connaught
Bangers (Mil.) , late Lieut. 5th Drgn. Gds., a D.L.
for G-alway (High Sheriff 1884) : son of the late
In Thos. A. Grattan-Bellew and nephew of 2nd Bt.
■I (Rev. Sir Christopher Bellcw) , b. i860, sue. 1867,
I I mar. 1885 the following. Heir, his son Herbert
I Michael (b. 1886 ; 2nd heir, next son, Charles
I Christopher, b. 1887). Seat, Mt. Bellew, Ballin-
1 asloe, Co. Galway.
! BELLEW (GRATTAN-) , Lady Sophia Maria
I Elizabeth, dau. of 7th E. of Granard (q.v.) and
wife of the preceding.
BELLINGHAM, Baronet. Sir (Alan) Henry
Bellinghani, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1796 ; a prev. creation
lasted 1620-50) , M. A. , barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
; Co. Louth, a Commissr. of Nat. Educn. for Held,
and Senator of Roy. Univ., Private Chamberlain
to present and preceding Popes, formerly an M.P.
and Capt. 6th Batt. Roy. Ir. Rifles (Louth
Militia) : on of 3^*3. Bt.. b. 1846, sue. 1889, mar.
\ 1895, 2nd wife, the following (1st wife was Lady
Constance Noel, dau. of 2nd E. of Gainsborough).
Heir, his son Edward Henry Charles Patrick
(b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, next son, Roger Charles Noel,
b. 1884). Seal, Bellingham Castle, Castlebelling-
ham R.S.O., Co. Louth.
*** The 1st Bt. was Sec. to Mr. Pitt and M.P. for
Rebate ; hence we must account for the title being of
I Gt. Britain instead of Ireland.
i BELLINGHAM, Hon. Lady, dau. of 23rd Bnss.
! Grey de Ruthyn (q.v.) and wife of above Bt.
j BELMORE, Earl of. Somerset Richard
Lowry-Corry, 4th Earl {Irel.), P.C. {Irel. 1867),
G.C.M.G. (1890), M.A., MiR.I.A., a Repres.
[ Peer of Ireland (el. 1857), Lieut, of Tyrone,
I formerly Under - Sec. for Home Dept., Gov.
of N.S. Wales 1867-72, repeatedly an Acting Ld.
Justice of Ireld., and has been Maj. of Lond.
I Irish Rifle Vols. : son of 3rd E. ; b. April 9, 1835 ;
I sue. 1845 (C.) ; mar. 1861 Anne Elizabeth Honoria,
I dau. of the late Capt. Jno. N. Gladstone, R.N.,
I M.P. Seat, Castle Coole, Enniskillen.
I Creations. Irel. : Bn. Belmore, 1781 ; Vise. Belmore,
I 1789; E. of Belmore, 1797 (the "of "is correct, omitted in
j some books). "Vise. Corry" is the courtesy-title of the
1 eld. son.— Armar Lowry-Corry, M.P. for Co. Tyrone, was
! awarded the three titles in succession. His father,
1 Galbraith Lowry, assumed the additional name Corry.
Titled Relatives.
(Lowry-Corry.)
k Issue of present (4th) E. :
Lady Theresa L.-C, b. 1C62.
Lady Florence, now Lady F. Eden, b. 1864, mar. 1893
Lt.-Col. Jno. Hy. E. Res., Bishopton Grange,
It Ripon.
The late Lady Madeline L.-C, b 1865, d. 1898.
I Lady Mary L.-C, b. 1857.
Vise. Corry, heir to Earldom: Armar L.-C, M.A.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. and C.C. for Fermanagh, 1
High Sheriff 1895, and for Tyrone 1901, formerly
Capt. Roy.Innisk. Fus. (Mil.): b. 1870. Club, Carlton.
Hon. Cecil L.-C, 2nd heir, b. 1873. Club, Fer-
managh (Dublin).
Hon. Ernest L.-C., b. 1874. Res., Estr.ncia Santa
Teresa, Gualaguay, Entre Rios, Argentina.
Lady Winifred L.-C, b. 1876.
Lady Edith L.-C, b. 1878.
Lady Violet L.-C.,b. 1S81.
Lady Margaret L.-C, b. 1883.
Lady Dorothy L.-C, b. 1885.
Lady Kathleen L.-C, b. 1887.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bros. and sists. of I
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1835.)
Adm. Hon. Armar L.-C. (retired list), b. 1836,
widower. Res., 15 Warwick Sq., S.W.
Lady Louisa Ann, now Lady L. Magenis, b. 1837, mar.
1860 the late Lt.-Col. Richd. Hy. M. (d. i38o). .Res., 34 J
Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
Lady Florence Elizabeth, now Lady F. King-King, i
b. 1842, mar. 1876 Wm. Edwd. K.-K., Esq.. Res., j
Bodenham Manor, Leominster, Herefs.
Col. Hon. Henry William L.-C, M.A., a Co. Aid. for I
W. Suffolkand Chmn. of Q.S., late comdg. Coidstrm.
Gds., served in Suakin Expedn., ret. 1903, an M.P.
1873-30 : b. 1845, mar. 1876 Hon. Blanche Edith
Wood, dau. of 1st Vise. Halifax (Hon. Mrs. Henry
L.-C). Res., Edwardstone Hall, Boxford, Suffk.,
nr. Colchester.
BELPER, Baron. Henry Strutf, 2nd Bn.
{U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1895), LL.M., Hon. Col.
(formerly comdg.) Sth. Notts. Imper. Yeom., and
an A.D.C. for Yeom. to H.M., Capt. Hon. Corps
of Gentn. at Arms, a D.L. for Notts, and Chmn.
Notts. Q.S. and C.C, an M.P. 1868-74 and 1880 :
son of 1st Bn. ; b. May 20, 1840 ; sue. 1880 {L. U.) ;
mar. 1874 Lady Margaret Coke, dau. of 2nd E. of
Leicester. Seat, Kingston Hall, Derby; town res.,
31 Cadogan Sq., S.W., and Engine Ct., St. James's
Pal., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Belper, U.K. 1856. — The Rt. Hon.
Edwd. Strutt, Lord Lieut, of Notts., who had married a
daughter of the Bp. of Chichester, was the 1st Peer.
Titled Relatives.
(Strutt.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
The late Hon. William S., b. 1875, d. 1898.
Hon. Norah S., b. 1876. |
Hon. Lilian, now Hon. Mrs. Vernon Malcohnson, b. !
1877, mar. 1901 Vern. Austen M., Esq. Res., 21
Draycott PI., S.W.
Hon. Hilda S., h. 1879.
The deceased Hon. Reginald Edward S., b. 1881, d.
1388. _ j
Hon. Algernon Henry S., heir to Barony, Lieut, j
S. Notts. Imper. Yeom. : b. 18S3 (2nd heir, his 1st
cousin Edward Lisle S., b. 1374, son of late Hon. j
Arthur.)
Hon. Margaret S., b. i836.
Hon. Muriel^., b. 1890.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1840.)
Hon. Frederick S., a C.C. for Derbysh., Mayor of
Derby 1903, formerly Lieut. S. Notts. Yeom. : b.
1843. Res., Milford House, Derby.
Hon. Sophia, now Hon. Lady Le Marchant, b. 1845,
mar. 1869 (see "Le Marchant, Bt.").
Hon. Caroline, now Hon, Lady Digby, b. 1848, mar.
1870 Sir Kenelm Edwd. D., K.C.B., q.v.
Hon. Mary Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Handford,
b. 1853, mar. 1893, 2nd husb., Henry H., Esq.,
M.D., F.R.C.P. Res., Hardwicke House, The Park,
Nottingham.
Hon. Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Murray Smith, b. i860,
mar. iS8s Geo. Murray S., Esq. Res., Gumley Hall,
Mkt. Harborough, Leic,
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Arthur S. (Alice Mary Elizabeth, dau. j
of the late Ambrose L. M. Phillipps-de-Lislc, Esq.), j
140 BEL
Directory of Peerage,
BEN
mar. 1873, wid. 1877. Res., Milford House, Bourne-
mouth.
BELSHAW, Edward, I.S.O. (1903), Ch. Clk. to
Bd. of Education, S. Kensington : b. 1844.
BEMROSE, Knight. Sir Henry Howe Bern-
rose, Kt. Bach. (1897), Chmn. of Bemrose and
Sons, printers &c, Derby, and a Dir. of Parr's
Derby Bank, Linotype, and other cos., memb.
of House of Laymen, an M.P. 1895-1900, Mayor
of Derby 1877, and formerly Capt. 1st Derbysh.
Vols. : b. 1827, mar. 1855 Charlotte, dau. of Wm.
Brindley, Esq. lies., Lonsdale Hill, Derby.
BENARES, H. H. Maharaja Sir Prabhu
Narayan Singh, Bahadur, of (G.C.I.E. 1898;
K.C.I.E. 1890), has conferred great benefits
on Benares by gifts of money and land (titles
parsonal only, though the ' India List ' adopts his
usual style of Maharaja of Benares) : b. 1855.
Ties., Fort Eamnajar, Benares ; Chakya, Mirzapur.
BENBOW, Knight. Sir Henry Bevlwiv, K.C.B.
(Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (1891), served in Nile Expedn.
1884- 5 ; late Ch. Insp. Machinery R.N., ret.
1893: b. 1838, mar. 1892 Elizabeth Jean, dau. of
the late Hy. Bird, Esq. lies., Dormans Pk.,
Surrey, nr. E. Grinstead.
BENDIGO, Bishop of. Rt. Eev. Henry Arch-
d all Langley, D.D., 1st Bp., late Archdn. of
Melbourne and Geelong, prev. of Gippsland, has
been Incumb. of Balmain and Windsor (Sydney)
and of Prahran (Victoria) : b. 18 — , mar. 1867,
cons. 1902. Res., Forest Hill, Bendigo, Victoria.
BENEDERALOCH &c, Baron (Scot. 1677)—
see " Breadalbane, M. of."
BENEDICT, Knight's Widow {remrrd. and
known as Mrs. Frank Laivson : Mary Comber,
dau. of the late Hy. Fortey, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1879,
as 2nd wife, Sir Julius Benedict, mus. composer
(d. 1885) ; 2ndly, 1886, Frank Lawson, Esq. Res.,
104A Park St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
BENGOUGH Maj.-Gen. Harcourt Mortimer,
C.B. (Mil. 1886), Crimea. Zululd., and Burma
1885- 6 ; has cornel, a 2nd class Dist. of Madras,
troops in Jamaica, and a Brigade at Aldershot ;
ret. 1898: b. 1837. Res., The Beech House,
Whitwell, Welwvn, Herts.
BENJAMIN, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Fanny, dau. of Abraham Cohen, Esq., of Syd-
ney), mar. 1857 Sir Benjamin Benjamin, Kt.
Bach., formerly M.L.C. of Victoria and Mayor
of Melbourno (d. 1905). Res., Canally, George
St., East Melbourne.
BENN, Maj. Robert Arthur Edward, CLE.
(1904), LA., late Vice-Cons, for Seistan and Kain
I (Persia), now a 3rd class Polit. Assist, in India :
b. 1867.
BENNET, family name of Tankerville
Earldom, q.v. for Lady Corisande and Hon.
George.
BENNETT, Knight. Sir William Henry
Bennett, K.C.V.O. (1901), F.R.C.S., F.Z.S., and
Fell, of Roy. Med. and Chirurg. Socs., has been
Exam, in Surg, at Camb. Univ. &c, is a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus., Sen. Surg, to St. George's
Hospital, H.M.'s Insp. of Anatomy for the Metro-
polis, and an author of numerous mod. works : b.
1852. mar. 1882 Isabel Lloyd, dau. of Thos. Dickin-
son, Esq. Res., 1 Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
BENNETT, Lt.-Col. Alfred Charles, D.S.O.
(1902), late W. Yorks. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa
1900-2. Res., The Cleevelands, Bp.'s Cleeve,
Cheltenham.
BENNETT, Maj. Alfred Joshua, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S. W. Mtd. Inf. ; Soudan 1885, S. Africa j
1900-1: b. 1865. Res., Wagga Wagga, N.S.W.
BENNETT, Maj. Charles Hugh, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1867.
BENNETT, Courtenay Walter, OLE. (1903),
British Cons. -Gen. at San Francisco, late Cons,
at Bilbao, prev. at Panama, Guatemala, Rio
I Grande do Sul, and Reunion: b. 1855. Res->
Brit. Consulate-Gen., San Francisco.
BENNETT, George Wheatley, I.S.O. (1903),
! Acct. and Controller-Gen. Customs Dept. : b. 1845.
I Res., Edendale, Queen Anne Avenue, Bromley,
I Kent.
I BENNETT, Engr. - Capt. James Martin
Cameron, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N., Perak
1875-6.
BENNETT, Thomas Jewell, OLE. (1903),
chief proprietor of the Times of India. Res.,
Bombav, and Bryn Cregin, Deganwy, Llandudno.
BENNETT, Col. William, D.S.O. (1886),
late Yorks. Regt. ; Eazara 1868 and Nile Expedns.
1884-6. ret. 1890 : b. 1835.
BENSON, Capt. Charles Bingley, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. Warwicksh. Regt. ; S. Africa 1901-2 :
b. 1876.
BENSON, Maj. -Gen. Frederick William, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late 17th Lancers; Fenian E aid in
Canada, S. Africa 1899-1900, now Dir. of Trans-
ports and Remounts : b. 1849. Res., 28 Pall Mall,
S.W.
BENSON, Maj. Henry Wightman, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late E. Surrey Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1855.
BENTINCK, Count. The Most Illustr. William
Charles Philip Otho Bentinck, 7th Ct. (Graf —
Holy Rom. Emp., i.e., Austro-Germany, 1732),
also Ct. of Waldeck - Limpurg and Ct. of
Aldenburg, Hered. Memb. of Upper II. of Parlt.
Wiirtemberg, formerly in Engl. Diplom. Serv. :
bro. of 6th Ct., b. 1848, sue. 1874 as Ct. von B.
and Aldenburg, and became Ct. of Waldeck-L.
by contract with his mother in 1888 ; mar. 1877
Freiherrin Marie Cornelia von Heeckeren-Was-
senaer (Ctss. or Grafin B.). Res., Gaildorf,
Wiirtemberg ; Weldam, Goor, Overyssel, Hol-
land ; Middachten, Arnhern, Gelderland, do. ;
13 Voorhout, The Hague.
*#* This house has been reckoned among the Gelderland
nobility from 1377. All descendants of the 5th Count are
authorised to prefix "Count" or "Countess" to their
Christian names for use in this country, but the
daughters lose the title upon marriage. We have thus
the following list :
Counts and Countesses.
(Bentinck.)
Issue of present (jth) Ct. :
Ctss. Mtchtild Corisande Renira Mary, now Ctss.
Castdl, b. 1877, mar. 190s Casimir, Hered. Ct. C.
Ct. William Frederick Charles Henry B.,heirto
title, Lieut, in Prussian Gardes du Corps, b. 1880.
Ct. Fredk. Geo. Unico Wm. B., 2nd heir, b. 1888.
Ctss. Isabella Antoinette Mary Clementina B.,
b. 1889.
Issue of 5th Ct. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Count Bentinck. b. 1848.)
Ct. Chas. Reginald Adelbcit B., Capt. in Prussian
Army, b. 1853, mar., but mrrge. dissolved: issue—
Ctss. Mary Amelia Mcchtild Agnes, b. 1879. Res.,
Zuylestein. Utrecht, Holland;
Ct. Godard John Geo. Chas. B., b. 1857, mar. 1884
Ctss. Augustine W. Louise A. de Bylandt : issue—
Ct. Chas. Arthur Reginald Wm. Godard Aug. B.,
b. 188s; Ct. Godard Adrian Hy. Jules, 1). 1887;
Ctss. Eliz. Mcchtild Marie Sophie Louise, b. 1892;
Ct. J no. Victor Richd. Rodolphe, b. 1895 ; Ct. Alfred
Louis Hy. Godard, b. 1897; Ct. William Henry
Ferdinand Godard, b. 1900. Res., Amerongen
Castle, Prov. Utrecht.
Ctss. Victoria Mary Frederica Mechtild B., b. 1863.
Rks., with Ct. Charles.
BEN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BER 141
— D au. -in-law :
Ctss. Aldenburg B. (Henrietta Eliza Cathcart. dau.
of the late llobt, M'Kerrell, Esq.), mar. 1874 the
late Ct. Hy. C. A. F. W. Aldenburg B. (prev. 6th
Ct. Bentinck, but on mrrge. resigned title to his
bro. ; b. 1846, d. 1903); issue— Ct. Robt. Chas.,
b. 1875 ; Renira Christine (late Ctss.), b. 1877, mar.
1898 Bn. Alex, de Heeckeren de Kell ; Ct. Chas.
Henry, Attache in For. Off. London, b. 1879 ; Ct.
Henry Duncan, Lieut. Coldstrm. (Ms., b. 1881 ;
Ctss. Ursula Victoria Henrietta, b. 1884 ; Ct. Arthur
"Win. Douglas, and Ctss. Naomi Mechtild Henrietta,
b. 1887 (twins). Res., Bustard Manor, Martin,
Salisbury ; 53 Green St., Park Ln., W.
BENTINCK, Maj. Walter Guv, D.S.O. (1902),
Rifle Brigade ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now a Magist.
there : b. 1864. lies., The Residency, Wakker-
stroom, Transvaal ; Larachmore, Strachan, Ban-
chory R.S.O., Kincards.
BENTINCK (CAVENDISH-), or BENTINCK
only, family name of Portland Dukedom, q.v.
for " Lords " and " Ladies," see also index under
r Cavendish."
BENTON, John, CLE. (1902), Ch. Engr. and
3ec. to Punjab Pub. Works Dept. (Irrig. Branch) ,
ate Supt. Engr. at Mandalay: b. 1850. Res.,
Lahore.
BENUARRAT, Baron of. Giuseppe Attard-
\Wontalto, 7th Bn. {Malta 1737), Treas. of Cmttee.
>f Privileges, Malta, and memb. of Soc. of St.
Vincent de Paul : b. 1870, sue. 1892 (related col-
laterally to predecessor). Heir pres., his bro.
[Paolino, dei Baroni Attard-Montalto (b. 1S75 ; 2nd
ten, hitter's son Angiolino, b. 1898). lies., Marsa
icala Bay, Malta ; 1 1 Strada Britannica, Valetta.
BENUARRAT, Baron's Widow. Bnss. B.
! Angiolina, dau. of Antonio Manduca, dei Conti
Hi Mont' Alto), mar. 1869 6th Bn. of Benuarrat
Id. 1892). Res., with present Bn., also at Zeitun,
|lalta.
BERESFORD, family name of Waterford
larquessate, which see for all issue styled
Lord" or "Lady," but the Decies Barony
Horsley-Beresf ord) , and below, for " Hons."
BERESEORD, Baron {Irel. 1720)— see " Water-
prd, M. of."
BERESEORD, Knight and Peer's Son.
.dm. Lord Charles William de la Poer Beres-
hrd, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), K.C.V.O. (same year),
bpeatedly an M.P., and was Nav. A.D.C. to late
I ,ueen and Jun. Lord of Admiralty, served at
Alexandria (where he was appd. Gov.) and in
ile Expedn., accompd. H.R.H. Prince of Wales
low H.M. the King) to India 1875-6, now Com.
Meditn. Fleet : son of 4th M. of Waterford
id uncle of present Peer; b. 1846, mar. 1878
ina, dau. of the late Richd. Gardner, Esq.,
.P. (Lady Charles B.). Res., Park Gate House,
am Common, Richmond, Surrey.
BERESFORD, Hon. Mrs. John (George), dau.
1st Bn. Denman.
BERESFORD, John Stuart, CLE. (1900),
.I.C.E., late Ch. Engr. and Joint Sec. Works
nig.) Dept. of India, in I.C.S. 1867-1900: b.
45. Res., 2 Carlton Gdns., Ealing, W.
BERESFORD, Marcus Henry De La Poer,
3.0. (1904), Sec. to Administration, Nthn.
geria: b. 1854 (descendt. of 1st E. of Tyrone).
s., Zungeru, N. Nigeria.
BERESFORD (HORSLEY-), family name of
:oies Barony (see " Beresford " above).
3ERESF0RD (MASSY-) , Hon. Mrs. John,
.. of 1st Bn. Dunleath.
BERGAVENNY, Baron {Eng. 1392, con-
firmed 1450)— see " Abergavenny, M. of ."
BERGNE, Knight. Sir (John) Henry Gibbs
Bergne, K.C.B. (Civ. 1903), K.C.M.G. (1888), has
been chief of two Depts. in For. Off. and taken
part in various Conferences, &c, having been
located at Halifax (N.S.), Berne, Rome, Madrid,
Brussels, Paris, and Washington, ret. 1902 : b.
1842, mar. 1878 a relative, Mary a Court, dau. of
the late Rev. S. B. Bergne. Res., 13 Pembroke
Rd., Kens., W.
BERKELEY {pron. Barkly), family name of
Berkeley Earldom and of Fit zhardinge Barony
(no issue of the name to either ; see below).
BERKELEY, Baroness. Eva Mary Fitz-
hardinge Foley, Bnss. 16th in line (21st of orig.
creatioa ; Eng.) : dau. of prev. Bnss. and of Maj.-
Gen. Gustavus H. L. Miiman, R. A. ; b. March 4,
1875 ; sue. 1899 ; mar. 1903 Capt. Frank Wigram
Foley, D.S.O., q.v. Seat, Martin's Heron, Brack-
nell, Berks.
Creation. Bn. Berkeley, Eng. 1421 (orig. 1295).— The
6th feudal Lord of Berkeley had accompanied Edward I.
in his W elsh wars, aDd was the 1st Bn. B. by writ under
the summons of 1295. His successors each received
the same summons till the death of the 5th Bn. in
1417. This nobleman left an only child, a daughter
Elizabeth, to whom by right the title should have
descended. The writ, however, was issued in 1421 to Jas
de Berkeley, nephew of the late Peer, and this Sir H.
Nicolas regards as a new creation and "the beginning of
the present Barony of Berkeley-" As to the title dejure,
it passed from the above Elizabeth to her three daughters,
involving an abeyance which has never been terminated.
The sth Bu. was knighted on Elodden Field by the
Earl of Surrey. Tiie oth Bn. was created an Earl, but
the succession to that title was not open to females
as in the case of the Barony, so that on the death of
the 6th Earl without issue in 1882, the two Peerages
became separated as at present. The Bnss. 15th in line
(nie Berkeley) changed the family name by her marriage
with Maj. -Gen. Gustavus Miiman, but her daughter the
present Peeress has again (1903) introduced a change by
her union with Capt. Foley.
Issue.
Dau. of present Bnss. :
Hon. Foley, heiress pres. to Bny., b. 1905.
(Co-heirs ranking 2nd, numerous descendants of
the 2nd and 3rd daus. of sth Earl.)
BERKELEY, Earl of. Randal Mowbray
Thomas Berkeley, 8th Earl {Eng.), formerly Lieut.
R.N. : son of 7th E. ; b. Jan. 31, 1865; sue.
i883, claim estabd. 1891 {L. U.); mar. 1887 the late
Kate (d. 1898), widow of Arth. Jackson, Esq.,
and dau. of Wm. Brand, Esq. Heir, none.
Res., Foxcombe, Boar's Hill, Berks., nr. Oxford.
Ckeatioxs. E. of Berkeley and Vise. Dursley, Eng.
1679.— The 7th Earl, who succeeded dejure on the death
in 1882 of the 6th Earl and 14th Bn. (see preceding art.),
never took steps to establish his claim, which task had
therefore to be undertaken, after his death in 1888, by i
his successor, the present Eari.
BERKELEY, Earl's Widow. (Dowager)
Countess of B. (Cecile, dau. of the late Edward
Drummond, Esq., in France Vicomte de Melfort),
mar. i860 (after*divorce from 1st husb.) 7th E. of
Berkeley (d. 1888).
BERKELEY, Knight. Sir Henry Spencer
Berkeley, Kt. Bach. (1896), late Ch. Justice of Fiji,
now Attorn. -Gen. of Hong Kong; prev. Solic.-Gea.
&c. of Leeward Is. and has been Acting Gov. of
Fiji and High Commissr. for W. Pacific : b. 1851,
mar. 1878 Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of Fredk.
S. Cassin, Esq., of Antigua. Res., The Park,
Hong Kong.
BERKELEY, Capt. Christopher Robert,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Welsh Regt. ; S. Africa 1900: b.
1877 (descended from 6th Bn. Berkeley).
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BERKELEY, Ernest James Lennox, C.Bj
(Civ. Cons. -Gen. at Tunis, late Commissi?,
and. Cons.-Gen. for Uganda Protect., admifid.
Brit. E. Afr. Co.'s Territs. 1891-2 ; formerly in
Army: b. 1857. Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Tunis.
BERKELEY, Essex Digby, I.S.O. (1902), Clk.
of Accts. in Seott. Pay Dept. : b. 1843. Le
Hocc[, Victoria Rd., Upp. Norwood, S.E.
BERKELEY, Maj.-Gen. James Cavan, CLE.
(1888), LA. Supermini. List; formerly Res. in
Kashmir, Nepal, &c. : b. 1839. Res., Rahere,
The Avenue, Branksome Pk., Bournemouth.
BERKELEY, Lady (Mary) Catherine, dau.
of 3rd E. of Kenmare.
BERKSHIRE, Earl op {Eng. 1626) — see
1 " Suffolk and Berks., E. of."
I BERNAL, Frederic, C.M.G. (1891), formerly
! Cons, at Madrid, Carthagena (Colombia, S.A.).
! and Baltimore, and Cons.-Gen. at Havre : b. 1828!
j Rts., 94 Cheriton Rd., Eolkestone.
j BERNAL, Capt. Greville Hugh Woodley,
D.S.O. (1900-1), lateDerb. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
: 1899-1900.
I BERNARD, family name of Bandon Earldom,
I q.v. for " Ladies."
I BERNARD, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Susan Capel, dau. of Rev. R. Tawney), mar.
1862 Sir Chas. Edwd. Bernard, K.C.S.I., formerly
Sec. to Ind. Govt, in three Depts. (d. 1901).
Res., Camberley, Surrey.
BERNARD, Viscount {Irel. 1800), a title of the
Bandon Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
BERN AYS, Lewis Adolphus, C.M.G. (1892),
F.L.S., Clerk to Legisl. Assemb. Queensland,
belongs to numerous scient. socs. : b. 1831. Ad-
dress, Houses of Parliamt., Brisbane.
BERNERS, Baroness. Emma Harriet
Tyrwhitt (pron. Tirril), Bnss. 7th in line {Eng.) :
dau. of Rev. the Hon. Robt. "Wilson, son of
5th Bn. and bro. of 6th ; b. Nov. 18, 1835 ; sue.
1871 ; mar. 1853 the late Sir Hy. Thos. Tyrwhitt,
3rd Bt. (d. 1894). Seat, Ashwellthorpe, Norwich.
Creation. Bn. Berners, Eng. 1455 (abe3'ant 1532-1720,
and 1743-1832).— The 1st Baron was Sir Jno. Bourchier,
K.G., 4th son of Wm, Comte d'Eu in Normandy. Owing
to female descent, the surname changed to Knyvet and
then to Wilson.
Issue.
(Tyrwhitt:)
The lat Hon. Harry Tyrwhitt Wilson, b. i3g4, d.
1891.
Hon. Sir Raymond Robert Tyrwhitt- Wilson, heir
to Barony, 4th Bt. (q.v. under "Wilson"), b. 1855.
Commod. Hon. Hugh T., 2nd heir, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), R.N., late Priv. Sec. to First Lord of
Admiralty, now on II. M.S. ' Renown' for Indian
tour of H.R.H. Prince of Wales b. 1856, mar.
1882 Julia Mary, dau. of Wm. 0. Foster, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Hugh T.). Res., 28 Egerton Gdns.,
Broinpton Rd., S.W.
Hon. Clement T., b. 1857, mar. 1884 Annette, dau.
of W. Webb, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Clement T.).
Hon. Rupert Maj. R.A., b. 1859, mar. igco Louise
Isabel Frances, dau. of Walter F. W. Wells, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Rupert T.).
Hon. Ardyn Mary, now The Lady Knollys, b. 1860,
mar. 1887 Sir Fras. K., K.C.M.G., now 1st Bn. K.,
q.v.
Hon. Philip Bourchier T., late Sub-Lieut. R.N., b.
1861.
Rev. the Hon. Leonard Francis T., M.A., a Chapl.
in Ord. to H.M., b. 1863. Res., Fenton Vicarage,
Stoke-upon-Trent.
The lata Hen. Thomas Knyvet T., b. 1864, d. 1886.
Hon. Sibyl Grace, now Hon. Mrs. James Wheeler,
b. 1866, mar. 1895 Jas. Volant W., Esq. Res.,
Bitterley Ct., Ludlow, Salop.
Hon. Hester Efa T, b. 1869.
Hon. John T., b. 1876.
BERNEY, Baronet. Sir Henry Hanson !
Birney, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1620), LL.B., son of 8th Bt.,
b. 1843, sue. 1870, mar. 1866 Jane Dorothy, dau.
of the late Rev. Andrew Bloxam. Heir, Ms grand- j
son Thomas Reedhak (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, latter's '
bro. Richard Geoffrey Gordon, b. 1897). ^es->
Bitrncrook, Moffat, Dumfriessh.
BERRANGE (Berrange), Maj. Christian
Anthony Lawson, C.M.G. (1902), S. Africa in
Cape Police 1902.
BERRIED ALE, Baron {Scot. 1543, orig. 1455),
a title of the Caithness Earldom, borne (as
"Lord ") by the heir when a son.
BERRY, Knight. Hon. Sir William Bisset
Berry, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.A., M.D., Speaker of
H. of Assembly, Cape Colony : b. 1839, widower.
Res., Cape Town.
BERRY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Madge,
dau. of Jno. B. Evans, Esq.), mar. 1869, as 2nd
wife, Hon. Sir Graham Berry, K. C.M.G., Premier
of Victoria (d. 1904). Res., Melbourne.
BEERY, Henry FitzPatrick, I.S.O. (1903),
M.A., M.R.I.A., E.S.A. (Ireld.), Assist. Keeper
Irish Record Office : b. 1847. Res., 51 Waterloo
Rd., Dublin.
BERTIE {pron. Barty), family name of the
two Earldoms, Asingdon and Lindsey. See the
f ormer for all issue except Lady Muriel. Towneley-
Bertie is the surname of Lord Norreys and his
issue (see under "Abingdon ").
BERTIE, Lord, courtesy-title of the heir of E.
of Lindsey when a son (not a title of the Earldom,
but the f am. name utilised in default of a 2nd title) .
BERTIE, Priv. Counc, Knight, and Peer's
Son. Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Erancis Leveson
Bertie, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1903), G.C.M.G. (1904),
G.C.V.O. (1903), K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), Ambass. at
Paris (from Jan. 1905), prev. at Rome, late Assist.
Under Sec. for Eor. Affairs, has served on two
important Missions, including that of Lords
Beaconsfield and Salisbury to Berlin : son of 6th
E. of Abingdon and bro. of present Peer ; b. 1844,
mar. 1874 Lady Feodorowna Cecilia Wellesley,
dau. of 1st Earl Cowlev. Res., Brit. Embassy.
Paris.
BERTRAM, Knight. Sir George Clement Ber-
tram, Kt. Bach. (1885), M. A., late Bailiff of Jersey
(1884-98), prev. Attorn.-Gen. &c. : b. 1841, mar.
1866 Anna Maria, dau. of Gen. Edwd. J. Lawder,
M.S.C. Res,, 45 Argyll Rd., Kens., W.
BERTRAM, Louis John, C.M.G. (1904),!
Auditor-Gen. of Jamaica, prev. in Gold Coast
and Windward Is. Res., Kingston.
BERWICK, Baron. Thomas Henry Noel-
11 ill, 8th Bn. {Gt. Br.), B.A., Lieut. Shropsh.
Imper. Yeom. and Hon. Attache" to Brit. Emb. at
Paris : nephew of 7th Bn. and sen of Rev. the
Hon. Thos. Noel Noel-Hill ; b. June 2, 1877 I
sue. 1897 {('.); unmrrd. Seat, Attingham Hall
Shrewsbury; offic. res., Brit. Emb., Paris; town
house, 8 Clarges St., Piccadilly, W.
Creation. Bn. Berwick, Gt. Br. 1784.— Noel Hill, the
1st Bn., had represented Shropshire in three Parlia-i
meats. The name Noel was first adopted as a surname
by the 4th Peer.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Noel-Hill.)
Sist. of present {8th) Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'f
dau. 1901) :
Hon. Mary Selina N.-H., b. 1375. Res., with Baron.
(Present Baron, b. 1877.)
BEE, Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BHA 143
Aunt of present Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'s dau.
1887):
(The late 7th Baron, b. 1847, d. childless 1897.)
Hon. Anne N.-H., b. 1852. Res., Cronkhill, Shrews-
bury.
Heir pres. to Barony (a 1st cons, onee rem., grand-
son of 4th Bn.) :
Rev. Charles N.-Ii., M.A.., b. 1848, mar. 1891
Edith Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Riou G. Benson.
Res., The Rectory, Church Btretton R.S.O., Salop.
(2nd heir, his son Charles Michael Wentworth,
b. x837.)
BERWICK, Baron's Widow. The Lady B.
(Ellen, dau. of Herr Bruckspatron Nystrom, of
Sweden), mar. 1869 7th Bn. Berwick (d. 1897).
I Res., 2 Cadogan Ct. Gdns., S.W.
I BESSBOROUGH, Earl of. Eev. Walter
: William Brabazon Ponsonby (pron. Pun'sonby),
! 7th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn. Ponsonby (Gt. Br.);
I M.A., late Rector of Stutton, ipswich : bro. of
I 5th and 6th Earls and son of 4th ; b. Aug. 13,
j 1821 ; sue. 1895 (L. U.) ; mar. 1850 Lady Louisa
Susan Comwallis Eliot, dau. of 3rd E. of St.
Germans. Seats, Bessborough, Piltown R.S.O.,
[ Co. Kilkenny ; Garryhill, "Bagenalstown, Co.
i Carlow; town res., 38 Eccleston Sq., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. of Bessborough, 1721 ; Vise. Dun-
cannon, 1723; E. of Bessborough, 1739. Gt. Br.: Bn.
Ponsouby (of Sysonby), T749. U.K. : Bn. Duncannon, |
1834.— This Peerage commenced with Wm. Ponsonby,
M.P. for Co. Kilkenny and a P.O., who received the
Irish Barony and Viscty., his son becoming an Earl and
an Imperial Bn. The U. K. Barony was added to the 4th
Earl, who was afterwards Lord Lieutenant of IreiaDd.
Titled Relatives.
(Ponsonby.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Vise. Duncannon, heir to Earldom : Edward P.,
C.V.O. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1895), a D.L. and C.C. for
Kilkenny, Lieut. R.N. retired, barrister-at-law,
was Sec. to Speaker (Peel) of H. of Commons,
High Sheriff of Carlow 1898 : b. 1351, mar. 1875 '
Blanche Vcre Guest, sist. of 1st Bn. Wimborne. i
Res., Bessborough and Garryhill, with the Earl ; 1
17 Cavendish Sq., W. Issue :
Hon. Ohven Verena, now The Lady Oranmore j
and Browne, b. 1876, mar. 1901 3rd Bn. O. & B., !
q.v.
Hon. Helena Blanche Irene, now Hon. Mrs. John |
Congreve, b. 1878, mar. 1904 John C, Esq. Res., j
Mount Congreve, Waterford,
Hon. VereBrabazonP.,2nd heir, B.A., barrister-
at-law, 2nd Lieut. Bucks. Iinper. Yeom. : b. '
1880.
Hon. Cyril Mylcs Brabazon P., M.V.O. (5th Class, I
1901), Lieut. Gren. Gds., served in S. Africa \
1902, late. A.D.C. to Gov. of Ceylon : b. 1881.
Hon. Bertie Brabazon P., b. 1885.
Hon. Gweneth Frida P., b. 1S88.
Lady Maria P. (" May "I, b. 1852.
Hon. Cyril Walter P., Lieut, of City of London : b. !
1853, mar. 1893 Emily H. Eyre, dau. of Rev. H. j
Addington (Hon. Mrs. Cyril P.). Res. , 31 Grosvenor
Rd., S.W. ; ss AViiburv Rd., Hove, Brighton.
Hon. Granville P., Chief of Police, St. Lucia, W. I.:
b. 1854, mar. 1879 Mabel, dau. of ihe late Hon.
Chas. Jackson, of Jamaica (Hon. Mrs. Granville
P.). Res., Choc, Castries, St. Lucia.
Hon. Arthur Cornwallis P., b. 1856.
Lady Ethel Jemima, now The Lady Raglan, b. 1857,
mar. 1883 3rd Bn. R., q.v.
Hon. AValter Gerald P., barrister-at-law, b. 1859.
Lady Sara Kathleen, now Lady Kathleen Skinner,
b. 1861, mar. 1883 Chas. L. Andrewes S., Esq.
Res., 57 Eccleston Sq., S.W.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bros, of present):
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1809, d. childless 1880.)
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1815, d. unmrrd. 1895.)
(Present Earl, b. 1821.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane,
G.C.B., b. 1824, see art. under "Fane."
j Hon. Gerald Henry Brabazon P., formerly Priv. Sec.
to E. of Clarendon and Vise. Palmerston, attached
to Earl Granville's Mission to Russia 1856 : b. 1829,
. . ___
mar; 1858 Lady Maria Emma Catherine Coventry,
sist. of 9th E. of Coventry (raised to rank of an
Earl's dau.). Res., 3 Stratford Pi., Oxford St., W.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Lady Maria E. Cath. P., see preceding.
BEST, family name of Wyxford Barony, q.v.
for "Hons."
BETHELL, family name of We steury Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
BETHELL, Col. Edward Hugh, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, S. Africa 1899-
1902 as A.A.G., now Ch. Engr. Southern Comd. :
b. 1854.
BETHUNE (pron. Beetun), family name of
Lindsay Earldom, q.v. for Hon. Archibald.
BETHUNE, Brig.-Gen. Edward Cecil, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), late 16th Lancers ; Afghn. 1878-80,
Transvaal 1881, and S. Africa, was D.AiA.G.
Bombay 1898, now on Gen. Staff Southern Comd. :
b. 1855.
BEVAN, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Louise,
dau. of the late Niven Kerr, Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir
Alfd. H. Bevan, late Sheriff of Lond. and Middx.
(d. 1900). Pes., 39 Queen's Gt., S.W.
BE VAN, Hon. Mrs. David, dau. of 1st Vise.
Hamoden.
BEVAN, Hon. Mrs. Edmund, dau. of 5th Bn.
Grantlev.
BEVAN, Hon. Mrs. Edwyn, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Radstock.
BEVAN, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 8th
Vise. Molesworth.
BEVAN, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 3rd Vise.
Sidmouth.
BEVAN, Lady Mary Wilfreda, dau. of 9th
Earl Waldegrave.
BEVAN, Hon. Mrs. Yorke, dau. of 10th Bn.
Kinnaird.
BEVERIDGE, Maj. Wilfred William
Ogilvy, D.S.O. (1902), R.A.M.C. ; S. Africa 1902 :
b. 1864.
BEVERLEY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Robert
Jarratt Crosthwaite, D.D., Bp. Suff. in York
Dioc, Archdn. of York, and Reet. of Bolton
Percy, formerly Vic. of St. Lawrence's, York :
b. 1837, cons. 1889, mar. 1887 2nd wife. Pes-., The
Rectory, Bolton Percy R.S.O., Yorks.
BEVERLEY, Earl of {Gt. Br. 1790)— see
" Northumberland, D. of."
BEVTLLE, Gen. George Francis, C.B. (Mil.
1893), LA. Supermini. List ; Mutiny 1857-9,
Abyss. 1867-8, and Afghn. 1880-1, comd. a 2nd
class Dist. of Bombay 1889-94: b. 1837. Pes.,
41 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
BEWLE Y, Knight. Sir Edmund Thomas Bew-
ley, Kt. Bach. (1898), M.A., LL.D., late Judge of
Supr. Ct. of Ireld. and Judic. Commissi'. Ir. Land
Commssn., appd. Q..C. 1882, formerly Reg. Prof,
of Feudal and Eng. Law in Dubl. Univ., author
of various leg. and other works : b. 1837, mar. 1866
Anna Sophia Stewart, dau. of Hy. C. Colles, Esq.
Pes., 40 Eitzwilliam PL, Dublin.
BEYNON, Lt.-Col. William George Law-
rence, D.S.O. (1895), I.A., Hazara 1888, Chitral
Relief, and Tirah, Somalild. 1901, Thibet 1904,
formerly Assist. Mil. Sec. to Ind. Govt. : b. 1866.
BHANUWONGSE (H. E.), Chao Phya, Maha
Kosa, Tibodi ti Phraklang, K.C.M.G. (Hon. 1880),
of Siam.
*#* The explanation of this series of titles has been
courteously supplied us from the Siamese Legation:
Chao Phya is the highest title in the nobility, taken as
equal to Duke (Phya alone equals Marquess), while
Maha Kosa corresponds to His Grace or His Lordship,
so that " Chao Phya Bhanuwongse, Maha Kosa " may be
rendered "His Nobility the Duke Bhanuwongse" (the
144 BHA
Directory of Peerage,
English prefix of H.E. being rendered superfluous).
The additional words Tibudi ti Phraklang imply
" Administrator of Finances."
BHASHYAM IYENGAR — see " Aiyangar."
BHATAWADEKAR, Sir Bhalchandea
Krishna, Kt. Bach. (1900), Chnan. of Standing
Cmttee. Bombay Munic. Corp., and of Ind. Temp.
Assoc., is a Syndic in Medicine: b. 1852. Res.,
Bombay.
BHAUNAGAR— see following.
BHAVSINGHJI TAKHTSINGHJI, H.H.
Thakur Sabeb Sir, K.C.S.I. (1904), of Bhaunagar,
a Ruling Prince of India and Cnief of a tribe of
Gohil Rajputs : b. 1875, mar. 1893 Prss. Devkun-
varba. lies., The Nilambag Palace, Bhaunagar,
Bombay.
BHOPAL, Begum of. H.H. the Nawab Sultm
Jahan, G.C.LE. (1904), a Puling Princess : mar.
1874 Ahmad Ali Khan, of Afghanistan. Res.,
Bhopal, Centr. India.
*#* Like her predecessor who died in 1901 and was a
G.C.S.I., she is the only lady in the British Dominions
who bears a title of Knighthood.
BHOWNAGGREE, Knight. Sir Mancherjee
Merwanjee Bhownaggree, K.C.I.E. (1897), M.P.
forN.E. BethnalGin. (C), barrister-at-law (Line.
Inn), Fell. Bomb. "Univ., late Judic. Counc. and
head of State Agency, Bhaunagar, is a memb.
of League of Mercy : b. 1851, mar. 1872. Res., 196
Cromwell Rd., S.W.
BIANCARDI (GRECH-), Lt.-Col. Nicola,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), Roy. Malta Militia, and
Colonial A D.C. to the Governor. Res., 15 Strada
Cristoforo, Valetta.
BICKERSTETH, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev.
Edward Henry Bickersteth, D.D., late 62nd Bp. of
Exeter (1885-1900), prev. Dean of Gloucester : b.
1825, mar. 1876, 2nd wife. Res., 95 Westbourne
Terr.,W.
BICKERSTETH, Lady Lavinia Louisa, dau.
of 6th E. of Abingdon.
BICKERSTETH, Lady Margaret, dau. of 4th
E. of Ashburnham.
BICKEORD, Vice-Adm. Andrew Kennedy,
C.M.G. (1885), Japan 1863, on Irish Coast and
in operations in Egypt and Sumatra, late Capt.
Supt. of Sheerness JJckyd. and Naval A.D C. to
Queen Victoria, late Com. -in-Ch. on Pacific station :
b. 1844. Res., The Grange, Uckfield, Sussex.
BIDDULPH, Baron. Michael Biddulph, 1st
Bn. ( U.K.), a D.L. for Herefordsh., an M.P. 1865-
1900, a partner in the bank of Cocks, Biddulph,
and Co. : son of the late Robt. Biddulph, Esq.,
M.P. ; b. Feb. 17, 1834; cr. Baron 1903 (C.) ; mar.,
1st, 1864, Adelaide (ieorgiana (d. 1872), dau. of
the late Gen. the Rt. Hon. Jonathan Peel, M.P. ;
2ndly, 1877, Lady Elizabeth Philippa (nee Yorke),
V.A., dau of 4th E. of Hardwicke and widow of
Hy. J. Adeane, Eso_., M.P. Sea's, The Park, Led-
bury, Herefs. ; Kemble House, Cirencester; town
res., 19 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Biddulph, 1:03.
Issue.
(Biddulph.)
BY IiT MRRGE.
The deceased Adela Margaret Mary B., b. iS6<, d. 1876.
Hon. Edith Marv.now Hon. Mrs. Charles Bell, b. 1866,
mar. 1891 Chas. Wentworth B., Esq. Res., Bronsil,
Eastnor, Ledbury, Herefs.
Hon. Violet Maud B., b. 1868.
Hon. JoaN Michael Gordon B., heir to Barony, a
Dir. of Equit. Life Assur. Soc. : b. 1869, mar. 1896
Marjorie Caroline Susan, dau. of the late Col. ffm.
Mure, of Caldwell, N.B. Res., 6 Eaton PI., S.W.
(2nd heir his sou Michael AVilliam, b. 1898.)
Hon. Claud William B., a D.L. for Herefordsh.,
b. 1871. Res., 7 Park PI., St. James's St., 8, W.
BIDDULPH, Baronet. Sir Theophilus
George Biddulph, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1664), son of 7th
Bt., b. 1874, sue. 1883. Heir pres., a remote
(3rd) cousin, William Hugh B. (b. 1869; no
2nd heir). Res., unfixed.
BIDDULPH, KniohT. Gen. Sir Robert Bid-
dulph, G.C.B. (Mil. 1899), G.C.M.G. (1886;
K.C.M.G. 1880), R.A. retd. (1902), served in
Crimea, Mutiny, China, &c, High Commissr. in
Cyprus 1879-86, has been Dir.-Gen. of Mil. Educ.
and twice Q.M.G. to the Forces, late Gov. of Gib-
raltar: b. 1835 (bro. of Bn. Biddulph), widower
(twice) . Res.. 83 Cornwall Gdns , S. Kens., S.W.
BIDDULPH, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Katherine, dau. of Capt. Stamati, Comdt. of
I Balaklava), mar, 1857 Gen. Sir Mich. A. S.
Biddulph, G.C.B. , Gentn. Usher of the Black
i Rod (d. 1904). Res., Hampton Ct. Palace.
j BIDDULPH, Lady (Sarah) Wilfreda, dau. of
1st E. of Selborne.
BIDIE, Surg.-Gen. George, CLE. (1883),
I M.B., F.Z.S., an Hon. Surg, to H.M., formerly
I to Ind. Viceroy, retired from Army 1890 ; is
j attached to numerous learned Socs. : b. 1830. Res.,
Bridge of Allan, Stirlingsh.
] BIGGE, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir Arthur John
Bigge, G.C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B. (Civ. 1895),
K.C.M.G. (1901), I.S.O. (1903), R.A. retd., served
I in Zulu War, now an Extra Equerry to H.M. and
j Priv. Sec. to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales :
b. 1849, mar. 1881 Constance dau. of the late Rev.
j Wm. F. Neville and gt. granddau. of 2nd Bn.
i Braybrooke. Res., Warren Lodge, Thursley,
I God'alming ; Colour Ct., St. James's Pal., S.W.
i BIGGE, Lewis Amherst Selby,C.B. (Civ. 1905).
BIGGE, Ma j. -Gen. Thomas Scovell Charles,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), Hon. Maj.-Gen. retd. (1882) ;
Crimea and Mutiny : b. 1837. Res., The Lye
House, St. Albans.
BIGGS, Lt.-Col. Henry Vero, D.S.O. (1898),
R.E., Zhob Valley 1884, Burma 1885-7, N.W.
Front. 1897-8 : b. i860.
BIGGS (YEATMAN-), Bishop— see " Worces-
ter." His wife, Lady Barbara Caroline Y.-B.,
is a dau. of 4th E. of Dartmouth (q.v.).
BIGHAM, Knight. Hon. Sir John Charles
Bigham, Kt. Bach. (1897), officially "Mr. Justice
Bigham," a Judge of Bankruptcy Div. of the
High Ct. (thence "Hon.") and Pres. of the
Railway Commissn., appd. Q.C. 1883, late an
M.P. : b. 1840, mar. 1871 Georgina, dau. of Jno.
Rogers, Esq., of Liverpool. Res.. 22 Grosvenor PL.
S.W. ; chamb., 652 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
BIGHAM, Capt. Charles Clive, C.M.G.
(1901), late Gren. Gds. ; China 1900; has been
Hon. Attache to Brit. Legat. or Emb. at Peking,
St. Petersburg, and Constantinople, and A.D.C.
to Lord-Lieut, of Ireld. (Earl Cadogan), late on
Intell. Div. at Headqrs., now at Bd. of Trade:
b. 1872 (son of Mr. Justice Bigham) . Res., 14
St. James's PL, S.W.
BIGNOLD, Knight. Sir Arthur Bignold,
Kt. Bach. (1904), M.P. for Wick Burghs (C),
B.A., LL.B., F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., Chief of Gaelic
Soc. of Scotld., formerly of Lond. Stock Exchge. :
b. 1839, widower. Ncs., Loch Rosque Castle,
Achnasheen R.S.O., Ross-sh. ; Strathbran Lodge
and Cabuie Lodge, Achanalt R.S.O., same Co.;
town res., 2 Curzon St., Mayfair, W.
BIKANIR, the Maharaja of. Maj. H. H.
Raj Rajeshwar Shiromani Sliri Sir Ganga Singh,
Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1904), K.C.I.E. (1901), a Ruling
Chief of India, served in China 1900, an Hon.
BIL Baronetage, Knightage, <&c.
bir 145
A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales : b. 1880,
mar. 1897. Res., Bikanir, Rajputana.
BILIOTTI, Knight. Sir Alfred Biliotti,
K.C.M.G. (1896), C.B. (Civ. 1890), late Consul-
Gen, at Salonica, formerly for island of Crete,
prev. Vice-Cons, at Rhodes and Cons, at Trebi-
zond; superintended excavations of Halicamassus,
and discovered Necropolis at Rhodes : b. 1833, mar.
1889 a French ladv.
BINGHAM, family name of Lucas Earldom
and of Clanmorris Barony. Index to the two
lines (all " Honourables ") :
Albert Edwd. l. Edwd. B. S. c. Ierue Maude, c.
Albert Yelrrtn. c. Eleanor C. A. c. Ina Florence, c.
Alex. Fredc. l. Emily I. Flor. c. Isabella C. S. c.
Arthur M. R. c. Fr.is. Richd. h. Jno. Denis Y. 0.
Barbara Violet, l. George C. Patk. l. Jno. Edwd. l.
Barry, Mrs. Jno., c.George Rodk. B. c. Lionel Ernest, l.
Burton, Mrs., c. Harriette I. M. c. Richard, Adm. l.
Cecil Edwd. l. Hugh T. de B. c. Richd. Ger. A. c.
Clare Alice, c.
BINGHAM, Baronet. Col. Sir John Edward
Bingham, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1903), V.D., a Dir. of large
industrial concerns in Sheffield, Hon. Col. 1st W.
Rid. R. E. Vols., has been twice Master Cutler
of Sheffield : son of the late Edward Bingham.
Esq., b. 1839, mar. 1863 Maria, dau. of Wm.
Fawcett, Esq. Heir, bis son Albert Edward,
Capt. and Hon. Maj. R.E. Vols. (b. 1868; no 2nd
heir) . Bes. , "West Lea , Ranmoor, Sheffield .
BINGHAM, Lord (by courtesy), eld. son and
heir of E. of Lucan, q.v. (title subst. for Lord
Lucan, using the fam. name).
BINGHAM (SMITH-), Maj. Oswald Buckley
Bingham (i.e. O. B. Bingham Smith-Bingham),
D.S.O. (1901), 3rd Drgn. Gds.; S. Africa 1901-2:
b. 186S.
BINNIE, Knight. Sir Alexander Richard-
son Binnie, Kt. Bach. (1897), M.I.C.E., lateEngr.
toL.C.C, constructed the new Blackwall Tunnel ;
prev. in Pub.Works Dept. India : b. 1839, widower.
Res., 77 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, W.
BINNIE, James, I.S.O. (1902), Sub-Insp. of
Schools, Scotld. : b. 1842.
BINNING, Lord (by courtesy), elder son and
heir of E. of Haddington. The title in the Earl-
dom is " Bn. of Binning and Byres " (Scot. 1613).
BINNY, Capt. Steuart Scott, D.S.O. (1902),
19th Hussars ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1871.
BIRCH, Knight. Sir Arthur (Nonus) Birch,
K.C.M.G. (i836), Agent to Bank of England,
Burlington Gdns. ; acting Gov. of Brit. Columbia
1866-7, aftds. Lt.-Gov. of Penang and Ceylon :
b. 1837, widower. Res., 1 Old Burlington St., W.
BIRCH, Knight's "Widow. Lady B. (May,
dau. of Capt. Geo. P. Burden), mar. 1868, as 2nd
wife, Lt.-Gen. Sir Richd. J. H. Birch, K.C.B. (d.
1875) . Res., 8 Lovaine Terr., King's Rd., Eulham,
S.W.
BIRCH, Claude Churchill, I.S.O. (1905),
Princ. Clerk at Admiral' y.
BIRCH, Capt. Edward Massy, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1903, late as a Remount
Offr. : b. 1875-
BIRCH, Ernest Woodford, C.M.G. (1900), late
Gov. of Labuan (with Nth. Borneo, Sarawak, and
Brunei), formerly held posts at Malacca, Singa-
pore, &c, now Resid. at Perak : b. 1857. Res.,
Perak, Straits Settlemts. ; Wolverton, Bexhill-
on-Sea R.S.O.
BIRCH, Maj. James Richard Kemmis, D.S.O.
(1902), Cheshire Regt. ; Soudan 1885, and on Staff
in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1859.
BIRCHENOUGH, Henry, C.M.G. (1905), late
Spec. Commissr. on Prospects of Brit. Trade in S
Africa.
BIRD, Knight. Gen. Sir George Corrie
Bird, K.C.I.E. (1899), C.B. (Mil. 1889), LA.
Supemum. List, served in Mutiny, Afghanistan
1878-80, Tochi 1897, late comdg. Oudh Dist., prev.
Chin Hills : b. 1838, mar. 1872 Emily Ellen, dau.
of the late Maj .-Gen. Hy. D. Manning.
BIRD, Christopher John, C.M.G. (1901),
Princ. Under Sec. in Natal, in C.S. of that Colony
from 1874 : b. 1855. Res., Pietermaritzburg.
BIRD, Maj. Robert, CLE. (1905), M.D.,
I.M.S., Surg, to the Viceroy : b. 1866.
BIRD, Col. Spencer Godfrey, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Dubl. Eus. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1854.
BIRD, Maj. Wilkinson Dent, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. W. Surrey Regt. ; Niger 1897,
N.W. Frontier, S. Africa with Mtd. Inf. 1899-1900,
late Ch. Instr. to Sch. of Musketry, now an
A.A.G. in Ind. Staff Coll. : b. 1869.
BIRDWOOD, Knight. Sir George Christo-
pher Molesworth Birdwood, K.C.I.E. (1887; Kt.
Bach. 1881), C.S.I. (1877), M.D..LL.D., late special
assistant in Rev. and. Commerc. Dept. of India
Office, formerly of Bombay Med. Staff (served in
Persian Campaign 1856-7) and Prof, of Anatomy,
Botany, &c, in Grant Coll., Bombay, since then
holding numerous C. S. and. scientific apptmts.,
was Sheriff of Bombay 1864, a Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus. : b. 1832, mar. 1856 Frances Anne,
dau. of the late Edwd. Tolcher, Esq., R.N. Res.,
119 The Avenue, Ealing, W.
BIRDWOOD, Herbert Mills, C.S.I. (1893),
M.A., LL.D., late Puisne Judge and Memb.
Counc. of Bombay, is Vice-Chanc. Bomb. Univ.,
author of legal, botanical, and other works : b.
1837. Res., Dalkeith House, Cambridge Pk.,
Twickenham; chamb., 1 Brick Ct., Temple, E.C.
BIRKBECK (pron. Burbeck), Baronet. Sir
Edward Birkbeck, 1st Bt. (O.K. 1886), a D.L. for
Norfolk, a Pub. Works Loan Commissr., Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus., and Chmn. Roy. Nat.
Lifeboat Inst., an M.P. 1879-92 : son of the
late Hy. Birkbeck, Esq., b. 1838, mar. 1865 the
following. Heir, none. Seat, Horstead Hall, Nor-
wich ; town res., 10 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
BIRKBECK, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn.
Hylton (q.v.) and wife of the preceding.
BIRKBECK, Col. William Henry, C.B..
(Mil. 1902), late King's Drgn. Gds. ; Hazara and
Chin Lushai 1888-90, S. Africa 1899-1902, late
D.A.A.G. for Mil. Instruction at Headqrs. : b.
1863. Res., 47 Duke St., St. James's, S.W.
BIRKIN, Baronet. Sir Thomas Isaac Birkin,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1905), a D.L. for Notts. (High
Sheriff 1892) : son of the late Richd. Birkin, Esq.,
of Aspley Hall ; b. 1831, mar. 1856 Harriet, dau.
of Matt. Tebbutt, Esq. Heir, his son Thomas
Stanley (b. 1857). Seat, Ruddington Grange,
Nottingham.
BIRKIN, Lt.-Col. Richard Leslie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Maj. S. Notts. Imper. Yeom. ; S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1862.
BIRLEY, Col. Richard Kennedy, C.B. (Civ.
1902), V.D., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 7th Lanes.
Vol. Artill. : b. 1845. Res., Cambridge St., Man-
chester.
BIRMINGHAM, Baron (? Irel. temp. Edward
III.)— see "Gormanston, Vise," with note.
BIRMINGHAM, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Charles
Gore, D.D., D.C.L., 1st Bp., formerly a Chapl. in
Ord. to H.M., late 104th Bp. of Worcester, prev.
a Canon of Westminster, and has been Vice- Prin-
cipal of Cuddesdon College, Princ. of Pusey
M
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BIB
Directory of Peerage,
BLA
House, Vie. of Eaclley, Examg. Chapl. to Bp. of
Lincoln, and repeatedly Select Preacher at both.
Oxford and Cambridge, was editor of 'Lux
Mundi : ' b. Jan. 23, 1853 (nephew of 4th E. of
Arran and maternal grandson of 4th E. of Bess-
borough) ; eons. 1902, trans, to B'ham 1904, ent.
Lords 1905 (£.). lies.. High Croft, Somerset lid.,
Edgbaston, B'ham. — Assist. Bp., see "Mylne."
BIET, Knight. Sir William Birt, Kt. Bach.
(1897), V.D., A.I.C.E., late Gen. Man. of Gt.
Eastern Railway, now on Bd. of Dirs., also of
Metropol. Rail., late Hon. Col. Rail, and Engr.
Vol. Staff Corps : b. 1834, mar. 1872 Constantia
Mary Ann, dau. of Matt. W. Thomas, Esq. Bes.,
Devonshire House, Shortlands, Bromley, Kent.
BISCOE, Lt.-Gen. William Walters, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), Col. 19th Lancers, LA. ; Afghn.
1878-80, 2nd MiranzaiExpedn., has been A.A.Cr.
Bengal, ret. 1901: b. 184:. fies.,8oSt. Brannock's
Rd., Ilfracombe.
BISHOP, Capt. Frederick Edward, D.S.O.
(1901), Beds. Regt. (Mil.) ; Ashanti 1900 : b. 1872.
BISSET, Knight. Col. Sir IVilliam Sinclair
Smith Bisset, K.C.I.E. (1897), R.E., M.A., served
in Afghan Vvrar 1878-80, ret. 1898 ; has been Sec.
to Pub. Works Dept. and Dir.-Gen. of Rails, in
India: b. 1843, mar. 1888 Henrietta Marv, dau. of
Lt.-Gen. Tim. P. La Touche. Bes., Pineeroft,
Camberley, SuiTey.
BLACK, Knight. Sir Samuel Blade, Kt. Bach.
(1892), Aid. and Town Clerk of Belfast, prev.
Town Solicitor : b. 1830, mar. 1853 Ellen, dau. of
the late Saml. Archer, Esq. Bes., Glen Ebor,
Strandtown R.S.O., Co. Down.
BLACK, Maj.-Gen. Wilsone, C.B. (Mil. 1879),
Crimean, Kaffir, and Zulu Wars; has been in
comd. in Jamaica and Hong Kong, A.Q.M.G. in
N. Scotia and A.A.G. at Gibraltar, ret. 1899 : b.
1837. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
BLACKADER, Maj . Charles Gi;inand,D.S.O.
(1900-1), Leic. Regt, ; Niger 1897-8 and S. Africa
1899- 1902: b. 1869. Bes., The Hall, Broughton
Astley, nr. Rugby.
BLACKBURN, Lady Constance Frances,
dau. of 13th E. of Strathmore.
BLACKBURNE, Capt. Charles Harold,
D.S.O. (1902), late Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900- 2, now Manager of Horse Breeding Dept.
there : b. 1876. Bes., Standerton, Transvaal.
BLACKBURNE, Col! Robert Ireland, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Hon. Col. (formerly Lt.-Col. comdg.)
3rd Batt. S. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1900-1,
is a D.L. for Lanes. : b. 1850. Bes., Hale Hall,
nr. Liverpool ; Orford Hall, Warrington.
BLACKETT, Baronet. Sir Edward William
Blacken, 7th Bt. {Eng. 1673), C.B. (Mil. 1905;,
Hon. Maj.-Gen. retd., served in Crimea: son of
6th Bt., b. 1831, sue. 1S85, mar. 1871 Hon. Lady
B. (as below). Heir, his son Hugh Douglas (b.
1873 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son, b. 1904). Seat, Matfen
Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
BLACKETT, Baronet's Widow {remird).
Dowager Lady B. (Alethea Rianette Anne, dau.
of the late Gen. Wm. Hy. Scott), mar., 1st, 1880, as
4th wife, Sir Edwd. Blackett, 6th Bt. fd. 188s) ;
2ndly, 18S8, Hy. G. Holt, Esq.— title retained lw
right. ii'-36'.,The Grove, Ropley, Alresford, Hants".
BLACKETT, Hon. Lady, dau. of 17th Bn.
Somerviile (q.v.) and wife of the above Bt.
BLACKMOBE, Edwin Gordon, C.M.G. (1901),
Clerk of Parliaments to Austral. Commonwealth,
served in N.Z. war of 1863-4, formerly an Exam,
m Hist, to Adelaide Univ.: b. 1837. Bes.,
Toorak, Victoria.
BLACKWOOD, Baronet. Sir Francis Black- j
wood, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1814), Capt. R.N. retd. (1886),
served in Crimea : son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd,
b. 1838, sue. 1854, mar. 1871, 2nd wife, Dorothy
Frances, dau. of the late Rev. E. H. Quicke. Heir,
his son Henry Robert Temple (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir,
latter' s son Henry Palmer Temple, b. 1896).
Club, U. Serv.
BLACKWOOD, Lady Alicia, sist. of 8th E. of
Cavan.
BLACK WOOD (HAMILTON - TEMPLE -) ,
family name of Dufferin Marquessate, q .v. for
" Lords " and " Ladies," with Lord Basil Black-
wood.
BLAGROVE, Col. Henry John, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late 13th Hussars; Afghn. 1879-80, Egypt
1882, S. Africa 1899-1901, ret. 1901: b. 1854.
Bes., Thurston Grange, Gt. Barton, Bury St.
Edmds.
BLAIN, Knight. Sir William Arbuthnot
Blain,Kt. Bach. (1897), a merchant, Pres. of Con-
serv. Assoc. of Nottingham, Dir. of Dist. Bk.,
Chmn. of High School, Med. Aid Inst., &e. : b.
1833, mar. i860 Harriet Ann, dau. of Jas. Allen,
Esq., of Handsworth. Bes., The Park, Notting-
ham.
BLAINE, Knight. Sir Charles Frederick
Blame, Kt. Bach. (1889), knighted for services in
promoting the S. African Customs Union : b. 18—,
mar. 18 — Helen Mary, dau. of Thos. Howie, Esq.
Bes., Jetty St., Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony.
BLAINE, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Lydia
Letitia Purvis, dau. of Sir Timothy V. Stonhouse,
14th Bt.), mar. 1881, as 2nd wife, Sir Robt.
Stiekney Blaine, a former M.P. and Mayor of
Bath (d. 1897). Bes., Summerhill, Bath.
BLAIR, Capt. Arthur, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's
Own Scott. Bords. ; Soudan 189S-9, S. Africa
1900-2 as an A.D.C., now D.A.Q.M.G. in Cape
Col. Dist. : b. 1869.
jbLAiR, Col. Frederick Gordon, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Leic. Imper.
Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, a D.L. for Avrsh.,
was High Sheriff of Rutland 1886 : b. 1852. "Bes.,
Ashweli Hall, Oakham ; Blah-, Dairy R.S.O.,
Avrsh.
BLAIR (HUNTER-) .Baronet. Rev. Sir David
Oswald Hanter-Blair, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1786),
M.A., was Chamberlain of Sword and Cloak to
Popes Pius IX. and Leo XliL, a monk of
the Order of St. Benedict and Master of
Hunter-Blair's Hall, Oxford; formerly Capt.
Ayr and Wigtown Mil. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1853,
I sue. 1896. Heir pres., his bro. Edward, Com.
j R.N. retd. (b. 1858 ; 2nd heir, latter's son James,
I b. 1889). Bes., The Abbey, Fort Augustus,
Inverness; 9 Beaumont St., Oxford.
BLAKE, family name of Wallscourt Barony, I
q.v. for "Hons.," also below.
BLAKE, Baroxet of Langham. Sir Patrick
James Graham Blake, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1772),
formerly Lieut, in Suffolk Mil. : son of the late ;
Rev. Hy. 3. Blake and grandson of 4th Bt., b. I
1861, sue. 1880. mar. 1883 Emma Gertrude, dau. of j
the late Thos. P. Dawson, Esq. Heir, his son
Cuthbert Patrick (b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st
cous. once rem., Col. George Pilkiiigton B., b. I
1835). Seat, Bardwell Manor, Ixworth. Bury St.
Edmunds.
BLAKE, Baronet ofMenlough. Sir Valentine
Blake, 14th Bt. {Ml. 1622), High Sheriff of Co.
Galway 1872, formerly Hon. Maj. Galway Mil.:
son of 13th Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1875, mar. 1864
Camilla Eugenia, dau. of Harvey Combe, Esq.
BLA Baronetage, Knightage, <fhc.
Heir, his son Thomas Patrick Ulick John
Harvey (b. 1870; 2nd heir, latter's son Ulick
Temple, b. 1904). Seat, Menlcugh Castle, Galway.
BLAKE, Knight (1). Sir Ernest Edward
Blake, K.C.M.G. (1901), one of the Crown Agents
for the Colonies, ent. Colon. Off. 1863 and was late
head of Gen. Dept., Priv. Sec. to Sees, of State
1872-9: b. 1845, widower. Res., Hawkshill,
Leatherhead, Surrey; 4 "Whitehall Gdns., S."W.
BLAKE, Knight (2). Sir Henry Arthur
Blake, G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1888), Gov. of
Ceylon, prev. of the Bahamas, Newfoundland,
Jamaica, Hong Kong. &c, and one of five special
magistrates in Ireland, Kt. of Justice St. John
Jerus. : b. 1840, mar. 1874, 2nd wife, Edith, dau.
of the late Ralph Bernal-Osborne, Esq. , M.P., and
sist. of Dehss. of St. Albans. Res., Queen's House,
Colombo, Ceylon; Mvrtle Grove, Youghal, Co.
Cork.
BLAKE, Col. Arthur Maurice, C.B. (Civ.
1897), a D.L. for Herts., High Sheriff of Rutland
1887, late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 1st Vol.
Batt. Beds. Regt., formerly Capt. Gren. Gds. : b.
1852. Res., Danesbury, Welwyn, Herts.
BLAKE, Henry Claude, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1903), Athlone Pursuivant of Arms and Priv. Sec.
to Ulster King : b. 1874. Res., 22 Morehampton
Ed., Dublin ; Office of Arms, Dublin Castle.
BLAKE, Col. Maurice Charles Joseph, C.B.
(Civ. 1897), V.D., a D.L. for Mayo (High Sheriff
1864), late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt.
Connaught Rangers (Mil.) : b. 1837. Res. , Tower-
hill, Ballyglass R.S.O., Co. Mayo.
BLAKE, Maj. Napoleon Joseph Rudolph,
D.S.O. ( 1900-1 ),Middx. Regt. retd. ; Zululd. 1879,
Boer "War 1899-igoi : b. 1853.
BLAKE, Horn Mrs. Valentine, dau. of 3rd
Bn. De Freyne.
BLAKENEY, Maj . Herbert Norwood, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Middx. Regt. ; Boer "War iqoo-2 : b. 1871.
BLAKENEY, Capt. Robert Byron Drury,
D.S.O. (1898), R.E., Dongola and Kliartoum,
comd. a Balloon Section in S. Afr. War 1900,
aftds. a Dep. Assist. Dir. of Rails. : b. 1872.
BLAKER, Knight. Sir John George Blaker,
Kt. Bach. (1897), four times Mayor of Brighton :
b. 1854, mar. 1890 Lily, dau. of Saml. Cowell, Esq.
Res., The Romans, Stanford Avenue, Brighton.
BLAKEY, James, I.S.O. (1902), Actuary and
Princ. Clk. in Nat. Debt Office : b. 1851.
BLAKISTON, Baronet. Sir Horace Nevile
Blakiston, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1763), son of the late
Rev. Horace M. Blakiston and nephew of 4th Bt. ;
b. 1861, sue. 1883. Heir pres., his bro. Charles
Edward (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir, their nephew Arthur
Frederick, b. 1892). Res., Lynton, "Westby Ed.,
Boscombe, Bournemouth.
BLANC, Knight. Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sir Henri
Jules Blanc, K.C.V.O. (1901), M.D., I.M.S. retd.,
served in Crimea, China 1860-2, Abyssinia 1867-8,
I having accompd. Mission to Emp. Theodore and
been kept a prisoner by him for nearly two years,
being in consequence awarded a gratuity of
£2000 by Engl. Govt. ; aftds. Prof, of Surg, at
Grant Med. Coll. Bombay, now a Consg. Surg, at
Cannes : b. 1831, mar. 1877 Stella, dau. of EyreB.
Powell, Esq., C.S.I. Res., Villa Manouka, Cannes.
BLANDFORD, Marquess of {by courtesy— -title
®ng. 1702) , elder sonand heir of D. of Marlborough.
1 For the ex-Mchss. see under " Abercorn."
j BLANE, Baronet. Lt.-Gen. Sir Seymour
Tohn Blane, 3rdBt. {U.K. 181a), C.B. (Mil. 1871),
1 erved in Crimea and Mutiny, was A.D.C. to
I Sari Canning and has been Mil. Sec. to three
BLO 147
successive Viceroys of India ; ret. 1881 as
Lt.-Gen. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1869, mar.
1903 the widow of Henry Blake, Esq., of Boston,
Mass. Heir pres., his nephew Charles Rodney
B., Lieut. R.N. (b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro.
James Pitcairn, b. 1883). Res., 37 Lowndes St.,
S.W.
BLANTYRE Barony {Scot. 1606), extinct 1900
on death of 12th Bn. (surname Stuart).
Surviving Representatives.
Issue of Inst {12(h) Bn.:
Hon. Mary#.,b. 1845.
Hon. Eilen, now Hon. Lady Baird, b. 1846, mar. 1864
Sir David B., 3rd Bt. of Newbyth, q.v.
Hon. Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. William Hy. Glad-
stone, b. 1849, mar. 1875 the late Wm. Hy. G., Esq.
(d. 1391), eld. sou of Bt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. Res.,
Hawarden House, Flints., nr. Chester (with her
bro. -in-law H. N. Gladstone, Esq.) ; 41 Berkeley
Sq., W.
Dau. of nth Bn. (sist. of 12th) :
(The late 12th Baron, b. 1818, d. 1900.)
Hon. Caroline Henrietta, now Caroline, Ctss. of Sea-
field, q.v., b. 1830, mar. 1850 7th Earl of S. (d. 1S81).
BLENKINSOP, Lt.-Col. Layton John, D.S.O.
(1898), Khartoum, S. Africa 1899-1902, was Sen.
Vet. Offr. in Egypt, formerly Prof, in Lahore
Vet. Coll. : b. 1862. Res., Dublin.
BLENNERHASSETT, Baronet. Sir Row-
land Blennerhassett, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1809), D. es Sc.,
late Pres. of Oueen's Coll. Cork, is a Senator Roy.
Univ. Ireld., a D.L. for Kerry (High Sheriff 1866),
a Commissr. of Natl. Educn. in Ireld., an M.P.
1865-74 and 1880-5: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1839, sue.
1849, mar. 1870 Countess Charlotte de Leyden. Heir;
his son Arthur Charles Bernard (b. 1871 ,
2nd heir, next son, "William Paul Rowland Lewis,
b. 1882). Club, Brooks's.
BLENNERHASSETT, Col. Blenneriiasset
Montgomery, C.M.G. (1896), R.A.M.C.,
F.R.C.S.I., Ashanti 1895-6, now Med. Offr. for
Murree Dist. : b. 1849.
BLEWITT, Col. William Edward, C.M.G.
(1900-1), R.A. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, late Sec. to
Ordn. Cmttte., now Comdt. Sch. for Horse and
Fd. Artill. at Shoeburyness : b. 1854.
BLEZARD, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 7th
Vise. Chetwynd.
BLIGH, family name of Darnley Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons." (is also surname
of infant Bnss. Clifton).
BLISS, Knight. Sir Henry William Bliss,
K.C.I.E. (1897), B.A., L.C.C., late Memb. Counc.
Gov. of Madras, prev. an Addit. Memb. of that
of Viceroy : b. 1840, mar. igoo, 3rd wife,
Florence, dau. of Sir Fredk. J. Bramwell, 1st Bt.,
F.R.S. Res., Four Elms, Eden Bridge, Kent;
10 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BLISSETT,Comsry. Henry Frederick, C.M.G.
(1874), Ashanti 1873-4, held.numerous apptmts. in
Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, &c, and was Commissr.
of Accts. in Falkld. Is. ; ret. 1885 : b. 1847.
BLOCK, Adam Samuel James, C.M.G. (1895),
late Ch. Dragoman and Orient. Sec. at Constanti-
nople: b. 1856. Club, St. James's.
BLOEMFONTEIN {pron. Bloomf ontayn) ,
Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur Chandler, D.D.,
5th Bp., late Vic. of Poplar, prev. Chapl. to Bp.
of Salisbury, was Select Preacher at Oxford 1891:
b. i860, cons. 1901. Res., Bishop's Lodge, Bloem-
fontein. Orange River Col.
BLOIS, Baronet. Sir Ralph Barrett Mao
naghten Bio is, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1686), a D.L. for 1
Suffolk (High Sheriff 1905-6), Capt. Reserve of |
148 BLO
Officers, formerly Lieut. Scots Gds. : son of 8th
Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1888, mar. 1898 Winifred Grace
Hegan, dau. of Col. Edmd. H. Kennard. Heir,
his son Gervase Ralph Edmund (b. 1901 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Eardley Stuart, b. 1869). Seat,
Cockfield Hall, Yoxford, Saxmundham, Suffolk.
BLOIS, Baronet's "Widow. Dowager Lady B.
(Eliza Ellen, dau. of the late Gapt. Alt'. Chapman,
R.N.), mar. 1855 Sir Jno. R. Blois, 8th Bt. (d.
1888). lies., 8 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BLOMEFIELD, Baronet. Sir Thomas Wilmot
Peregrine Blomefield, 4th Bt. ( U.K. 1807). C.B.
(Civ. 1903), Financ. Assist. Sec. to Bd. of Trade,
has been Priv. Sec. to successive Presidents: son
of 3rd Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1878, mar. 1874 Lilias,
dau. of the late Maj. Hon. Chas. Napier, son of 8th
Bn. Napier of Merchistoun. Hair, his son Thomas
Charles Alfred, Lieut. R.N. (b. 1875 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Nigel Napier, b. 1877). Res., 6
The Grange, Wimbledon Common, S. W.
BLOMEFIELD. Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady B. (Fanny, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. D'A.
J. Preston), mar. 1853, aa 2nd wife, Rev. Sir Thos.
E. W. Blomefield, 3rd Bt. (d. 1878). lies., St.
John's, Wakefield.
BLOMFIELD, Knight. Adm. Sir Richard
Massie Blomfield, K.C.M.G. (1904), Dir.-Gen.
of Egyptian Ports and Lighthouses ; served
in Crimea, and Egypt 1882 : b. 1835, mar. 1877
Rosamund Selina. daa. of the late Bp. Graves, of
Limerick. Res., Port House, Alexandria.
BLOMFIELD, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Sara Louisa, dau. of M. J. Ryan, Esq.), mar.
1887, as 2nd wife, Sir Arthur Win. Blomfield,
A.R.A., Architect to Bank of England (d. 1899).
Res., Springfield. Bioadway R.S.O., Wore; 97
Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
BLOMFIELD, Col. Charles James, C.B. (Mil.
1904), D.S.O. (1898), Lanes. Fus. ; Nile 1898,
S. Africa 1899-1902, now comdg. Harrismith and
Natal Sub-Dist., was A.A.G. Bombay 1897-8:
b. 1855. Res., Harrismith, S. Africa.
BLOOD, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Bindon Blood,
K.C.B.(Mil. i896),R.E.,servedinJowakiExpcdn.,
S. Africa 1879, Afghanistan 1879-80, Egypt, and
Chitral Relief, comd. Frontier Field Forces 1897-8 ;
a Div. in S. Africa 1901, and the troops in the
Punjab : b. 1842, mar. 1883 Charlotte Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Auckland Colvin, K.C.S.I. Res.,
Cranagher, Ennis, Co. Clare ; Rawal Pindi,
Punjab.
BLOOMFIELD, Hon. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of
1st Bn. Playfair.
BLOSSE (LYNCH-), Baronet. Sir Henry
Lynch-Blosse, nth Bt. {Irel. 1622), son of 10th
Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1893. Heir pres., his bro.
Capt. Robert L.-B. (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Francis, b. 186S). Seat, Athavaliie, Balla R.S.O.,
Co. Mayo.
BLOUNT, Baronet. Sir Walter de Soding-
ton Blount, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1642), a D.L. for
Worcestersh. : son of 8th Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1881,
mar. 1874 Elizabeth Anne Mould, dau. of Jas. Z.
Williams, Esq., of Cader Idris. Jleir, his son
Walter Aston (b. 1876; 2nd heir, next son,
Edward Robert, b. 1884). Club, Brooks's.
BLUNDELL, Col. John Eyles, C.B. (Mil. 1S97),
late Hants. Regt. ; China 1853, Afghn. 1879-S0,
Burma 1885-7 an(l 1889-go, was A.A.G. Madras
i832-7, ret. 1900 : b. 1843. Club, Army and
Navy.
BLUNDELL-HOLLINSHEAD-BLUNDELL,
Capt. Dermot Howard, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1900), King's Roy. Rif. Corps; S. Africa 1899-
1900, late A.D.C. in 4th Army Corps, prev. to
Gov. of Malta : b. 1874. Res., 12 Lennox Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W.
BLUNDELL-HOLLINSHEAD-BLUNDELL,
Col. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1887), B.A., M.P. f or Ince
Div. (C.),aD.L. for Lancashire ; Gren. Gds. retd.
(1889); Crimea, Nile 1884-5: b. 1831. Res.,
Ashurst Lodge, Sunninghill, As^ot; Dcystrook,
nr. Liverpool ; 10 Stratton St., Piccadilly, W.
BLUNDEN, Baronet. Sir William Blunden,
4th Bt. {Irel. 1766), B.A., M.B., L.R.C.S.I., !
L.M.K.Q.C.P. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1840, sue. 189c,
mar. 1879 Florence Caroline, dau. of Hy. Shuttle-
worth, Esq., of N.Z. Heir, his son John (b. I
1880; 2nd heir, next son, Eric Overington, b.
1892) . Seat, Castle Blunden, Kilkenny.
BLUNT, now the family name of the Crom artie
Earldom (no representative known by the name) .
BLUNT, Baronet. Sir John Harvey Blunt,
8th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1720), late Capt. Roy. Dub. Fus.,
served in Indian Mutiny 1857-9: bro. of 7th Bt.
and grandson of 3rd, b. 1839, sue. 1902, mar. 1870
Susan, dau. of P. Hoad, Esq. Heir, his son John
Harvey (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir next son, Walter
Cecil, b. 1877). Res., The Priory, Lamberhurst,
Kent.
BLUNT, Bishop— see "Hull."
BLUNT, Knight. Sir John Elijah Blunt, Kt.
Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1878), late Cons.-Gen. at
Boston, U.S.A., prev. at Salonica, was a Ch.
Interpr. in Crimean War, and has held several
diplomatic apptmts. : b. 1832, mar. 1858 Fanny
Janet, dau. of D. Sandison, Esq. dub, Athe-
naeum.
BLUNT, Lady Anne Isabella Noel, dau. of
1st E. of Lovelace.
BLUNT, Ladv Florence Catherine, dau. of
5th M. of Hertford.
BLYTH, Baronet. Sir James Blyth, 1st Bt.
( U.K. 1895) , F.R.S.S. and a Manager of Roy. Inst.,
an extensive agriculturist, is on the Exec, of Brit.
Ernp. League, a Gov. of the Gordon Memor. Coll.
at Khartoum, also of St. Barthol.'s Hosp., and
Gov. or Vice-Pres. of numerous Agric. Socs. (Dairy
Farmers', Jersey Cattle, National Poultry, &c),
also a Dir. of W. & A. Gilbey, a memb. League of
Mercy: son of Jas. Blyth, Esq., of Chelmsford;
b. 1841, widower. Heir, his son Herbert William
(b. i858; 2nd heir, next son, James Audley, b.
1874). Seat, Blythwood, Stansted, Essex, nr.
Bp.'s Stortford ; town res., 33 Portland PL, W.
BLYTH, Bishop— see "Jerusalem."
BLYTHSWOOD, Baron. Archibald Camp-
bell Campbell, 1st Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt.,
L.L.D., V.D., Lord Lieut, of Renfrewsh. and a
D.L. for Lanarks. and Co. of City of Glasgow,
an A.D.C. to H.M., Hon. Col. 3rd Vol. Batt.
Highld. L.I., and of 4th Batt. Prss. Louise's
Highldrs. (Mil.), formerly Lt.-Col. of Scots Gds.
(served in Crimea), twice an M.P. : son of Archi-
bald Douglas, Esq. (aftds. Campbell), of Mains and
Blythswood ; b. Feb. 22, 1835; cr. Bn. 1892 (C.) ;
mar. 1864 Hon. Augusta Clementina Carington,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Carrington. Seat, Blythswood
House, Renfrew; town res., 2 Searaore PL,
Curzon St., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1880 : Bn. Blythswood. 1892 !
(with remainder to his bros. in default of male issue).
—Descended from the same line as the Dukes of Argyll.
An ancestor had in 1705 exchanged his patronymic for
Douglas, but the present Peer's father restored the other
name.
Heir pres. (under above remainder), his next bro.:
Rev. Sholto Doi'glas Campbvll- Douglas, M.A., b.
1833, mar. 1889 Violet Mary, dau. of the late Gen. '
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BOL 149
Lord Alfred H. Paget, C.B., assumed 1869 in
addition the former surname Douglas. Res.,
Douglas Support, Coatbridge, Lanarks. (2nd heir,
his nephew Archibald James Hamilton Douglas
Campbell, son of deceased 2nd bro.. b. 1884.)
BOAK, Knight. Hon. Sir Robert Book, Kt.
Bach. (1902), Pres. Lpgisl. Counc. of Nova Scotia
— hence "Hon.," is Dir. of Union Bank, N.S. :
h. 1822. Res., 3 Fawson St., Halifax, N.S.
BOARDMAN, Vice-Adra. Frederick Ross,
C.B. (Mil. 1885), Egypt 18S2, Soudan and Nile
Expedns., ret. 1899: b. 1843. Res., 5 South
Bow, Blackheath, S.E.
BOBBILI, Raja of. Maharaja Sir Venkata-
8 vet a Chhala-Pathi Rang a Rao, Bahadur,
K.C.I.E. (1895), an M.L.C. Madras, M.R.A.S.,
has erected a High School and other pub. bdgs.
at Bobbili, is hered. Raja of Bobbili, but Maha-
raja is a personal title only : b. i852, mar. thrice.
Res., Bobbili, Vizagapatam, Madras : Gopal Bagh,
Mount Rd., Madras.
BOCQUET, Roland Roscoe Charles, CLE.
(1878), was Eugr. on Scinde and Delhi and Sth.
Amer. Rails., rendered spec. serv. during Madras
Famine 1876 : b. 1839. Res., VilliersRd., Southsea.
BODE (Bode), Maj. Louis William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 1st Roy. Scots. ; Zululd. 1879 and
Boer War 1899-1901 : b. i860.
BODKIN, Knig ht's Widow {rcmrrd. and known
as Mrs. Silver : Sarah Constance, dau. of the late
J. J. Miles, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1865, as 2nd wife, Sir
Wm. H. Bodkin, Assist. Judge Middx. Sessions
(d. 1874) ; 2ndly, 1875, S. W. Silver, Esq. Res.,
Letcombe Manor, Wantage, Berks. ; 3 York Gt.,
Reg. Pk., N.W.
BODLE, Lt.-Col. William, C.M.G. (1900-1),
Brit. S. Afr. Police ; Matabeleld. 1893 and 1896,
Boer War 1900, now in comd. of Amalgd. Divs.
of same Police : b. 1853. Res., Johannesburg.
BOEHM, Baronet. Sir Edg ar Collins Boehm,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1889), F.R.G.S., late Lieut. Car-
digan Artill. : son of 1st Bt. (a distinguished
sculptor and Royal Academician), b. 1870, sue.
1890. Heir, none. Res., Bentsbrook, Flint Hill,
Dorking ; Wetherby House, 25 We':herby Gdns.,
S.W.
BOEVEY (CRAWLEY-), Baronet. Sir
Thomas Hvde Crawley-Boevey, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br.
1784). V.D., Verderer of Dean Forest, Hon. Col.
2nd Vol. Batt. Glouc. Regt. retired, formerly
Lieut. 69th Foot, High Sheriff of Glouc. 1882 :
son of 4th Bt., b. 1837, sue. 1862, mar. 1865
Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. Thos.
Peters. Heir, his son Francis Hyde (b. 1808 ;
2nd heir, litter's son Launcelot Valentine Hyde,
b. 1900). Seat, Flaxley Abbey, Newnham, Glouc.
BOILEAU, Baronet. Sir Maurice Colborne
Boileau, 3v&Bt. {U.K. 1838), M. A., a D.L. for Nor-
folk and for City of Norwich : son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1865, sue. 1900. Heir pres., his bro. Raymond
Frederic (b. 1868 ; 2nd heir, a son of late Edmond
B., 3rd son of 1st Bt.). Seats, Ketteringham Park,
Wymondham, Norfolk ; Hethel and Tacolne-
stone Halls, both near Norwich.
BOILEAU, Baronet's Widow. LadyB. (Lucy
Henrietta, dau. of Sir Geo. E. Nugent, 2nd Bt.
of Waddesdon), mar. i860 Sir Fras. Geo. M.
Boileau, 2ndBt., F.S.A. (d. 1900). Res., Kettering-
ham Pk. , as above.
BOILEAU, Col. Francis William, C.B. (Mil.
1891), LA. Supermini. List; Mutiny 1857-9,
I Abyss. 1867-8, and Afghn. 1878-9 : b. 1835. Res.,
j Elstowe, Camberley, Surrey.
' BOIS, Knight. Sir Stanley Bois, Kt. Bach.
(1905)) of Colombo, Ceylon.
BOLAND, Capt. Simon B., D.S.O. (1902),
Qusland. Contgt. ; S.Africa 1901-2: b. 1875. Res.,
Brisbane.
BOLINGBROKE and ST. JOHN {pron. Sin'-
jun), Viscount. Vernon Henry St. John, 6th
Vise. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., a minor : son of 5th V. ;
b. March 15, 1896 ; sue. 1899. Seat, Lydiard Pk.,
Swindon, Wilts.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. i6it. Gt. Br. : Vise. Eoling-
broke and Bn. St. John of Lydiard Tregoze, 1712 ; Vise.
St. John and Bn. St. John of Battersea, 1716.— The second
pair of creations elevated Sir Henry St. John, 4th Bt.
(a descendant of the ancestors of the St. John of Lletso
Bny.), to the Viscty. of St. John; the former pair had
already been granted to his eldest son, the statesman
and writer so well known as the friend and patron of
Pope. (The Roll of the Peers still gives this title with
a blank, apparently as the result of the mystery observed
by the late Peer as to his marriage and the birth of an
heir. It may thus remain till the present Viscount
grows up and substantiates his claim.)
ITeir Presumptive.
Rev. Maurtce William Ferdinand St. John, D.D.,
Canon of Gloucester, grandson of 3rd Vise, and
1st cons, once rem. of present; b. 1827, widower.
Res., The Cloister House, Gloucester. (2nd heir, his
son Ilenry Percy, b. 1854.)
BOLINGBROKE and ST. JOHN, Viscount's
Widow. Viscountess B. & St.-J. (Mary Emily
Elizabeth, dau. of Robt. Howard, Esq.), mar.
1893 5th Vise. Bolingbroke (d. 1899). Res., with
present Visct.
BOLITHO, Maj. William Edward Thomas,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Maj. Roy. 1st Devon Imper.
Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1862. Res., York
House, Penzance.
BOLS, Capt. Louis Jean, D.S.O. (1900-1), Devon
Regt ; Burma 1891-2, Chitral Belief, and S.
Africa 1899-1902, now Com. of a Co. of Gentn.
Cadets : b. 1867.
BOLSOVER, Baron {U.K. i88o)-see "Port-
land, D. of."
BOLTON, Baron. William Thomas Orde-
Powlett (pron. Potc-let, as in fowl), 4th Bn. (Gt.Br.),
a D.L. and C.C. for North Rid. of Yorks., late Hon.
Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. Yorks. Hussars Imper.
Yeom.: son of 3rd Bn.; b. Jan. 31, 1845 ; sue. 1895
(C.) ; mar. 1868 Lady Algitha Frederica Mary
Lumley, dau. of 9th E. of Scarhrough. Seats,
Bolton Hall {destroyed), Leyburn R.S.O., Yorks. ;
Hackwood Pk., Basingstoke, Hants.
Creation. Bn. Bolton, Gt. Br. 1797.— The 1st Bn.,
Thos. Orde, was Secretary to the Treasury, and after-
wards to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, also a P.C.
of that kiDgdom. On inheriting part of the estates of
the 5th Duke of Bolton he adopted the additional name of
Powlett (that borne by the Duke3 having been Pawlet
or Paulet; the title was attached to the Winchester
Marquessate so long as it lasted, 1689-1794).
Titled Relatives.
(Orde-Powlett.)
Issue of present {4th) Bn. :
Hon. William George Algar O.-P., heir to Barony,
a D.L. for N. Rid., Maj. 1st Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt.:
b. 1869, mar. 1893 Hon. Elizabeth Mary Gibson,
dau. of 1st Bn. Ashbourne (Hon. Mrs. Orde-
Powlett). Res., Wensley Hall, Leyburn R.S.O.,
Yorks. (2nd heir, his son William Percy, b. 1894.)
The deceased Algitha Alkelda Brenda O.-P. , b . & d. 1871.
The late Rhoda Lelia Alice O.-P., b. 1875, d. 1890.
Hon. Myra Rowena Sibell, now 3/chss. of Exeter, b.
1879, mar. 19D1 5th Marq. of E., q.v.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sist. of pres.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1845.)
Hon. Henry Robert O.-P., M.A., barrister-at-law, b.
1846, mar. 1877 Henrietta Cathcart, dau. of the late
Jno. R. de Traffoid, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry O.-P.).
Res., 2 Queensberry PL, S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Jean Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Augustus Cathcart,
b. 1848, mar. 1866 Col. Hon. Aug. Murray C, son
of 2nd Earl Cathcart, q.v.
ISO
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Directory of Peer
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Sists. -in-law of 3rd Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Baro:;, b. 1818, d. 1895.)
Hon. Mrs. Thomas O.-P. (Elizabeth Jane, dan. of
the late Marmaduke Wyvill, Esq.), mar. 1846 the
late Rev. the Hon. Thomas O.-P. (granted, -with
his bro., the rank of a Bn.'s son; d. 1894). Res.,
Loehiel House, Leyburn R.S.O., Yorks.
Hon. Mrs. Amias O.- P. (Ar.ne Martha, dan. of the
late Christopher Topham. E^p) , mar. 1852 the late
Hon. Amias Charles O.-P. id. 1899) Res., Thorney
Hall, Spemiithorne, Leyburn R..S.O. Yorks.
BOLTON, Knight's Widow (remrrd.). Lady
B. (Julia Maria, clan, of the late R. Mathews, Esq . ) ,
mar., 1st, 1866. Col. Sir Eras. J. Eolton (d. 1887) ;
2ndly, 1890, Yvm. A. Rixon- Esq.— retaining- title
by courtesy. Res., Adfoxton Ek., Holford, Bridg-
water ; Turkdean Manor, Northleach R.S.O.,
Glouc.
EOLTON, Charles Walter, C.S.I. (1897),
late Ch. See. to Bengal Govt, and a memb. of
I Counc. of Viceroy, now Acting Ch. Commissr.
: Assam : b. 1850.
j BOLTOUN, Baron (Scot. 1624)— see "Lauder-
dale, E. of."
! BOMBAY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Walter
Rdthyen Pym, 6th Bp., late 6th Bp. of Mauritius,
formerly Vicar of Rotnerharn and Rut. Dean of
Sheffield : b. 1856, cons. 1898, trans. 1903,
widower. Res.. Malabar Hill, Bombay.
BOMFORD, Surg.-Gen. Gerald. C I.E. (1903),
M.B., I.M.S., late Princ. of the Med. Coll., Cal-
cutta, now Insp.-Gen. of Civ. Hosps., Punjab;
Perak 1875-6: b. 1851. Res., Lahore.
BOMPAS, Bishop — retd. 1905, formerly
"Selkirk."
BONCAMBI (Ital. spelling "Boneambj").
Contessa Federico Pucci, dau. of late Ctss. of
Newburgh.
BOND, Archbishop— see " Montreal."
BOND. Knight's Widow (by elevation). Lady
I B. (Caroline Frances, dau. of the late Rev. R. H.
Barham, author of 'Ingoldsbv Legends '), mar.
1847 Edwd. A. Bond, Esq., C.B., late of Brit. Mus.,
who was nominated for K.C.B. 1898, but died
before investiture : she was aftds. granted rank of
aKt's. widow. Res., 64 Erince's Sq.,Bayswater, W.
BOND, Eriv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Robert Bond, B.C. (Gt. Br. 1902), K.C.M.G.
(1901), LL.D., Brern. and (3rd time) Colon. Sec. of
Newfoundland, formerly Speaker of House of
Assembly, was official Delegate to Fishery and
Reciprocity Confs. : b. 1857. Res., St. John's and
Whitbourne, Newfdld.
BOND, Lieut. Charles Earbery, D.S.O. (1902),
Rov. Sussex Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877.
BOND, Engr.-Com. Edmund Edward, D.S.O.
(1898). R.N., Nile Flotilla 1898: b. 1865.
1 BOND, Col. Francis George, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.E., Zululd. 1879, Egypt, Hazara 1891.
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1901-2, now A.Q.M.G.,
: Punjab : b. 1856. Club, U. Serv.
BOND, Map Reginald Copleston, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Yorks. Lt. Inf.; Zhob Fd. Force 1890,
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1809-1902 : b. 1866.
BOND, Lt.-Col. Wensly James Hodson. C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), I.A., Burma 1885-8, Chin-Lushai
1889-90, Chitral Belief, Dongola, N.W. Frontier
1897-8, and China : b. 1854.
BOND, Maj.-Gen. William Dunn, C.B. (Mil.
1886), Zululd. i879,Transvaal 1881, retired 1893 : b.
1836. Res., Dullerton, Londonderry.
BONHAM, Baronet. Sir George Francis
Bonham, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1852), M.A., Brit. Min.
in Servia, late Sec. to Embs. at Rome and Madrid
and to Legat. at the Hague : son of 1st Bt., b.
1847, sue. 1863, mar. 1871 Louisa, dau. of Rt. Hon.
! Sir And. Buchanan, 1st Bt. Heir, his son Capt.
j George Lionel B. (b. 1873; 2nd heir, next son,
Eric Henry, b. 1875). Seat, Knowle, Cranleigh,
j Guildford; res., Brit. Legat., Belgrade.
! BONSER, Priy. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon-
1 Sir John Winfield Bonser, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1901),
I Kt.Bach. (1894), M.A., late Ch. Justice of Ceylon,
I prev. of Straits Settmts., where he had been
Attorn. -Gen., was formerly an Inns of Gt.
Examiner, is a memb. of Judic. Cmttee. of P.C. :
b. 1847, mar. 1899, 2nd wife, Mary Catherine,
dau. of the late Col. Hon. Sir Wm. J. Colville,
K.C.V.O., bro. of 9th Bn. Colville of Culross.
Sea., 3 Eaton PL, S.W.
PONTINE (GRAHAM-), Hon. Mrs. William,
sist. of 14th Bn. Elphinstone.
BONUS, Maj. William John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Dorset Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, late D.A.A.G.
Belfast Dist. : b. 1862.
BONYTHON, Knight. Sir John Langdon
Bonython, Kt. Bach. (1898), proprietor of the
Adelaide Advertiser and other journals, Pres. S.
Austral. Sch. of Mines and of S. Austral. Branch
of Roy. Geograph. Soc, Chmn. of Govt. Agile.
Coll., late of Adelaide Sch. Bd., a memb. of first
House of Repres. of Austral. Commonwealth :
b. 1848, mar. 1870 Mane Louise Frederica, dau.
of D. F. Balthasar, Esq., of Berlin. Res.,
Carelew, Adelaide; Carminow, Mount Lofty,
S.A.
BOOKEY,Col. John Thomas Brownrtgg, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), I.M.S., Jowaki and other Ind.
campaigns 1877-97, China 1900-1, Mahsud Waziri
1902, now Princ. Med. Offr. at Kohat : b. 1846.
Res., Kohat, Pimjab.
BOON, Capt. George, D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Kent
Regt., late Qmr. and Hon. Capt. ; Malay States
1874-5, S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1846. Res., The
Homestead, Wastboro, Canterbury.
BOORD, Baronet. Sir (Thomas) William
Board, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1896), V.D., F.S.A., partner
in the firm of Boord k Son, distillers, a Gov. of St.
Barthol.'s Hosp., a Dir. of Lond. and Prov. Bk.,
and memb. of Roy. lust., an M.P. 1873-95 and
retd. Capt. 1st Vol. Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps :
son of the late Joseph Boord, Esq., of Harefield
Grove; b. 1838, mar. 1861 Margaret d' Almaine,
dau. of the late Thos. G. Mackinlay, Esq. Heir,
his son William Arthur (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Harry Percy, b. i853). Seat, Oldbury
PL, Ightham, Kent; town res., 36 Buckingham
Gt., S.W.
BOOTH, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Charles
Booth, P.C. (Gt.Br. 1904), D.C.L., D.Sc, F.R.S.,
F. R.S.S. (late Pres.), an authority on the con-
dition of the poor, a subject upon which he has
written many works ; a partner in Alfred Booth
and Co., ship-owners, Liverpool : b. 1840, mar.
1871 Mary, dau. of Charles Za chary Macaulav,
Esq. Res., 24 Gt. Cumberland PL, W.
BOOTH.Maj. William Henry, D.S.O. (1900-1),
E. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.D.C.,
now a Recruiting Staff Officer: b. 1862.
BOOTH (GORE-), Baronet. Sir Josslyn
Augustus Richard Gore-Booth, 6th Bt. (Irel.
1760), formerly Lieut. 5th Batt. Boy. Munst. Fus.
(Mil.) : son of 5th Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1900. Heir
pres., his bro. Mordaunt (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, their
1st eous. once rem., Robert Henry G.-B., b. 1838).
Seat, Lissadell, nr. Sligo.
BOOTH (GORE-), Baronet's Widow. Lady
G. -B. (Georgina Mary, dau. of the late Lt.-Col.
Chas. J. Hill), mar. 1867 Sir Henry W. Gore-
Booth, 5th Bt. (d. 1900). Res., with present Bt.
BOO Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
BOOTH (SCLATER-), family name of Basing
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
BOOTHBY, Baronet. Sir Brooke Boothby,
nth Bt. {Eng. 1660, desig. 1644), a Counc. of
Emb., late Sec. to Brit. Legat. at Brussels, prev.
at Tokio and Bio, and 2nd Sec. in Brit. Emb.
Paris: son of 10th Bt., b. 1856, sue. 1865. Heir
pres., his bro. Charles Francis (b. 1858 ; 2nd
heir, next bro., Rev. Herbert Cecil B., b. 1863).
BOOTHBY, Baronet's "Widow. Lady B.
(Martha Serena, dau. of the late Rev. Chas.
Boothby), mar. 1852 her 1st cousin, Rev. Sir
Brooke Wm, R. Boothby, 10th Bt. (d. 1865).
lies., 18 Evelyn Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BOOTHBY, Josiaii, C.M.G. (1878), formerly
Under Sec. and Govt. Statist, S. Australia: b.
1837. Res., 158 Barnard St., Nth. Adelaide.
BOPPE,Lucien,C.I.E. (1885), Hon. Dir. of Sen.
of Forestry at Nancy. France : b. 1834.
BOR, Col. James Henry, C.M.G-. (1899),
A.A.G-. to R.M. ; various services in Crete,
. Bombay, and Cyprus, and as a Turk. Interp., is
an A.D.C. to H.M., and was A.D.C. to H.R.H.
the present Prince of Wales during his Colonial
tour, now an Extra Equerry : b. 1857. Club, U.
Serv.
BORDEN, Knight. Hon. Sir Frederick
William Borden, K.C.M.G. (1902), M.D., D.C.L.,
LL.D., Minister of Militia and Defence for
Dominion of Canada, Hon. Col. Canad. Mil.
Army Med. Corps and a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1847, mar. 1884, 2nd wife, Bessie B.,
dau. of Jno. H. Clarke, Esq. Ites., Stradacona
Hall, Ottawa ; Canning, Nova Scotia.
BOREEL, Baronet. Sir Jacob Willbm
Gustaap Boreel, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1645), Burgomaster
of Haarlem and Gent, of Privy Chamber to the
Queen of the Netherlds. : son of 9th Bt., b. 1852,
sue. 1883, mar. 1898, 2nd wife, Cornelie Marie,
dau. of H. M. van Weede, Chambn. to the late
King of Holland. Heir pres., his 2nd cous.
Alfred Montalto B. (b. 1849 ; 2nd heir, ratter's
nephew Francis William Robert *B., b. 1882).
Res., Waterland, Velsen, Nth. Holland,
i *#* The pedigree of this line has been omitted to be
registered, but ' Burke ' gives it complete and accepts the
I above Bt. without demur.
BORINGDON, Baron {Gt. Br. 1784)— see
" Morley, E. of."
BORINGDON, Viscount {U.K. 1815), a title
of E. of Morley, borne by the heir when a son.
BORRADAILE, Col. George William, C.B.
(Mil. 1882), R.A., Egyptian Campaign 1882, ret.
1894, was A.A.G. Bombay 1884-9 : b. 1838.
BORRADAILE, Lt.-Col. Harry Benn, D.S.O.
(1895), LA., Burma 1885-9, Sikkim, and Chitral
Relief : b. i860.
BORRETT, Maj .-Gen. Herbert Charles, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), Abyss. 1867-8, late Insp.-Gen. of
Auxil. Forces and Recruiting at Headqrs., ret.
;| 1903 : b. 1841. Res., 23 Porchester Sq., W.
II BORROWES, Baronet. Sir Kildare Dixon
jj Borrowes, 10th Bt. {Irel. 1646), a D.L. for Kildare
I (High Sheriff 1902), Lt.-Col. retd. (1895), formerly
i Maj. 11th Hussars: son of 9th Bt., b. 1852. sue.
[ j 1898, mar. 1886 Julia Aline, dau. of the late Wm.
i ; Holden, Esq., and sist. of Lady Howard de
j ; Walden. Heir pres., his bro. Eustace (b. 1866;
! 2nd heir, their half -bro. Walter, b. 1892). Seat,
1 Barretstown Castle, Ballymore Eustace, Naas, Co.
I Kildare.
BORROWES, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
] Lady B. (Florence Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wm.
Ruxton, Esq.), mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, Sir
BOS 151
j Erasmus D. Borrowes, 9th Bt. (d. 1898). Res.,
The Seasons, Ballymore Eustace, as above.
BORTHWICK, family name of Boilthwick
and Glenesk Baronies — seethe former (below) for
Hons.
BORTHWICK, Baron. Archibald Patrick
Thomas BorthwicJc, 17th Bn. {Scot.) : son of
16th Bn.; b. Sept. 3, 1867; sue. 1885; mar. 1901
Susanna Mary, dau. of Sir Mark J. MacTaggart-
Stewart, 1st Bt., M.P. Heir, none. Seats,
Ravenstone Castle, Whithorn R.S.O., Wig-
townsh. ; town res., 2 IJpp. Grosvenor St., W.
Creation. Ld. Borthwick, Scot. 1452.— Sir Wm. Borth-
wick, Keeper of Edinburgh Castle, is given as the isfc
Peer, and ' Burke ' relates of him that he was "promi-
nent among the magnates who habitually plundered the
Customs." The Peerage has been more than once dor-
mant through reluctance of the successors to assume the
title. Recently it was a question whether it was open to
female succession, but it never has been so held. We
read in 'Burke,' " No instrument of creation is extant,
but the investitures of the lands seem to have been to
heirs male."
Titled Relatives.
(BorthwicJc.)
Issue of present {17th) Bn.:
Hon. Isolde Frances B., b. 1903.
Issue of 16th Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Gabrielle Margaret Ariana B., b. 18S6.
(Puesent Baron, b. 1867.)
Hon. Alice Rachel Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Alexander
Campbell, b. 1868, mar. 1893 Capt. Alex. Straton G.
Res., Weasenham, Swaffham, Norfolk; 2 Culford
Mansns., Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Hon. Violet Dagmar Marion Olga, now Hon. Mrs.
Lewis Freeland, b. 1871, mar. 1900 Capt. Lewis
Grey F. Res., Moat House, Gestingthorpe, Hal-
stead, Essex.
Hon. Mary Frances Harriet , now Hon. Mrs.Chaloner
Dowdall, b. 1876, mar. 1897 Harold Chaloner I)., Esq.
Res., 28 Alexandra Drive, Liverpool.
Daus. of 15th Bn. de jure (1st cousins of present,
the 15th and 16th having been bros.) :
Hon. Louisa Ramsay, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Wylie,
b. 184-, mar. 1873 Col. Hy. P. Miles W.
Hon. Mary Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. William Spens,
b. 1846, mar. 1870 Wm. Geo. 8., Esq.. Res., 3 Bel-
grave Pi., Edinburgh.
BORTHWICK, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady B. (Harriet Alice, dau. of T. Hermitage
Day, Esq.), mar. 1865 16th Bn. Borthwick (d.
1885). Bes., Ravenstone Castle, Whithorn R.S.O.,
Wigtownsh.
BORTHWICK, Master of, title of heir to
above Barony when a son.
BORTHWICK, Lt.-Col. Alexander, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), Ch. Const, of the Lothians and
Peebles-sh., late Rifle Brigade : b. 1829. Bes., 35
Palmerston PI., Edinburgh.
BORTON, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Caroline Mary Georgina, dau. of Rev. Jno. F.
Close), mar. 1850 Gen. Sir Arth. Borton, G.C.B.,
formerly Gov. of Malta (d. 1893). Res. ,105 Eaton
PL, S.W.
BORTON, Col. Charles Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1902) , Norfolk Regt. retd. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Burma
1887-9, and S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1857.
BORWICK, Knight. Sir Robert Hudson
Borwiclc, Kt. Bach. (1902), b. 1845, mar. 1872 Caro-
line, dau. of Rev. R. D. Johnston. Res., Eden
Lacy, LazonbyR.S.O.,Cumbd.; 16 Berkeley Sq.,W.
BOSANQUET, Knight. Vice-Adm. Sir Day;
Hort Bosanquet, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905) : b. I843.
BOSCAWEN, family name of Falmouth Vis-
county, q.v. for " Hons. " and " Ladies" (mrrd.).
BOSCAWEN-ROSE, Baron {Gt. Br. 1720)
— see "Falmouth, Yisc."
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BOU
BOSTON, Baron. George Florance Irbv,
6th Bn. (Gt. Br.) and a Bt., M.A., a D.L. for
Anglesea, formerly a Lord-in- Waiting to Queen
Victoria : son of 5th Bn. ; b. Sept. 6, i860 ; sue.
1877 (C.) ; mar. 1890 his cousin Cecilia Constance,
dau. of the late Hon. Aug. A. F. Irby, son of the
3rd Bn. Seats, Hedsor, Bourne End, Bucks. ;
Lligwy, Moelfre, Anglesea, Menai Bridge R.S.O.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1704 ; Bn. Boston, Gt. Br. 1761.
—Sir AVm. Irby, 2nd Bt., M.P. for Launceston and
Bodmin, was the 1st Bn. ; he afterwards held several
high offices about the Court.
Titled Rklatives.
(Irby.)
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. i860.)
Hon. Cecil Sa um aiiez I. ,heir pres to Barony, formerly
Capt. 7th Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps (Mil.) :
b. 1862, mar. 1885 Florence Augusta, dau. of the late
Clement Upton-Cottrell-Dormer, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Cecil /.). Res., Hitcham Grange, Taplow, Bucks.
(2nd heir, his sou Greville Northey, b. 1889.)
Hon. Alice Fanny Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Gordon
Deedes, b. 1863, mar. 1800 Gordon Fradc. D., Esq.
fles.. Hill hurst, Hythe, Kent.
Hon. Gilbert Neville late Hon. Attache in Diplom.
Serv. and Lieut. 1st Argyll Vols. : b. 1864, mar.
1891 Esme, rlau. of the late Geo. O. Edwards,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Gilbert /.). Res., Glenaethwy,
Bangor, Carnarvs.
Hon. AVinifred Mary, now Hon. Lady Johnston, b.
1871^ mar. 1896 Sir Harry H. Johnston, G.C.M.G.,
see Johnston, Kt. (1)."
Issue of 4th Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Rachel Fanny Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Augustus
Vansittart, b. 1831, mar. 1857 the late Aug. Artb.
V., Esq. (d. 1882).
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1837, d. 1877.)
Issue of pj-d Bn. (gt. uncle of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1802, d. i85g.)
Rev. the Hon. Llewellyn Charles Robert 7., M.A.,
late Rect. of Whiston: b. 1822, mar. 1845 Margaret
Emily, dau. of the late Jonathan Bullock, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Llewellyn /.). Rss., Irby House,
Whiston, Northampton.
— -Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Augustus I. (Jessie Augusta, dau. of Sir
Thos. Montgomery-Cuninghame, 8th Bt.), mar.
i860 the late Hon. Augustus Anthony Frederick I.
(d. 1370). Res., 5 Quean's Gdns., Osborne ltd.,
Windsor.
BOSTON, Barons' Widows. (1) The Dowager
Lady B., nee Hon. Caroline Amelia Saumarez,
dau. of 3rd Bn. de Saumarez, b. 1839, mar. 1861,
as 2nd wife, 4th Bn. Boston, grandfather of present
Peer (d. 1869), she herself being step-mother
of the 5th Bn., who mar. her sist. thefollg. Bes.,
Villa St. Raphael, Tankerton, Whitstable.—
(2) Augusta Caroline, late Baroness, but now
adopting the style of "Hon. Lady Anderson,"
sist. of above Dowager Lady and mother of
present Bn. : see " Anderson, Kts.' Wids."
BOSWALL (HOUSTOUN-), Baronet. Sir
George Lauderdale Houstoun - Boswall, 3rd
Bt. (U.K. 1836), a D.L. for Berwicksh., late
Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1847, sue.
1886, widower. Heir, his son George Reginald,
Lieut. Gren. Gds. (b. 1877; 2D-d heir, next son,
Thomas Bandolph, b. 1882). Seats, Blackadder,
Edrom R.S.O., Berwicksh. ; Allanbank, Berwick-
on-Tweed ; town res., 54 Eaton PL, S.W.
BOSWELL, Maj.-Gen. John James, C.B. (Mil.
1881), Miranzai 1856, Mutiny, Eusofzai, Hazara
1863, Afghn. 1878-80, ret. 1885 and is Col.
57th Sikhs: b. 1835. Bes., Darnlee, Melrose,
Roxb.
BOTETOURT, Baron (Eng. 1305, confirmed
1803)— see "Beaufort, D. of."
BOTREAUX, Baron (Eng. 1368), Imper. title
of E. of Loudoun.
BOTTESFORD, Baron (U.K. 1835)— see
" Canterbury, Vise."
BOTTOMLEY, Lt.-Col. Herbert, C.M.G.
(1900-1), comdg. Imper. Lt. Horse; S. Africa
1899- 1901: b. 1866. Bes., Johannesburg. ■
BOUCAUT, Knight. Hon .Sir James Penn
Boucaut, K.C.M.G. (1898), a Judge of Supr. Ct. S.
Australia, formerly Attorney-Gen., three times
Premier, and has twice admind. the Govt., appd.
Q.C. 1875 : b. 1831, mar. 1864 Janet, dau. of Alex.
M'Culloch, Esq. Bes., Liverpool Terr., Glenelg,
Adelaide.
BOUCHER, Antoine Alphonse, I.S.O. (1904),
Assist. Clerk and Master in Chancery to Canad.
Senate: b. 1831. Bes., Ottawa.
BOUCHER, Capt. Benjamin Hamilton, D.S.O.
(i9C0-i),late Hants. Regt. ; Burma 1887-9, Chitral
Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1864.
BOUGHEY, Baronet. Sir Thomas Fletcher
Boughey, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1798), a D.L. f or Staf-
fordsh.' (High Sheriff 1898), a C.C. for Salop,
formerly Capt. 2nd Staffs. Mil. and 18th Salop Rifle
Vols. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1880, mar. 1864
Sarah Annabella, dau. of the late Harold Little-
dale, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Rev. George B.
(b. 1837 ; 2nd heir, next bro., William Fletcher,
Com. R.N. retd. b. 1840). Seat, Aqualate, New-
port, Salop.
BOUGHEY, Col. George Fletcher Ottley,
C.S.I. (1896), R.E. retired; Bhutan 1865-6. and
Afghn. 1879-80, is a Commissr. under the Light j
Railways Act 1896 : b. 1844 (grandson of 2nd Bt.).
Res., 60 Courtfield Gdns.. S. Kens., S.W.
BOUGHTON (ROUSE-), Baronet. Sir
Charles Henry Rouse-Boughtov, 11th Bt. of
Lawford (Eng. 1641) and 3rd Bt. of Downton
(Gt.Br. 1791 ),' formerly Lieut. 52nd Foot and Capt.
10th Salop Rifle Vols., High Sheriff of Salop i860 :
son of 10th Bt., b. 1825, sue. 1856, widower.
Heir, his son •William St. Andrew (b. 1853; 2nd
heir, latter" s son Edward Hotham, b. 1893). Seat,
Downton Hall, Ludlow, Salop.
BOULTON, Baronet. Sir Samuel Bagster
Boulton, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1905), F.R.G.S., A.I.C.E.,
late Pres. of West Ham Chamb. of Commerce :
son of the late Rev. Thos. Boulton, of S. Africa ;
b. 1830, mar. 1855 Sophia Louisa, dau. of the late
Tho3. Cooper, Esq. Heir, his son Capt. Harold
Edwin B., M.V.O., q.v. (2nd heir, next son).
Seat-, Copped Hall, Totteridge, Whetstone, N.
BOULTON, Mai. Charles Percy, D.S.O.
(1902), B.A., Beds. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa
1900- 2 ; b. 1867.
BOULTON. Harold Edwin, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), M. A., Hon. Manage:1 or official in several
charitable institutions, a Kt. of Grace^ St. John
Jerus., Hon. Treas. to Queen Victoria's Jubilee
Inst, for Nurses, a Dir. of Burt, Boulton, and
Hayward : b. 1859 (heir to above Btcv.). Bes.,
167 Victoria St., S.W.
BOURDILLON, Knight. Sir James Austin
BourdHlnn, K.C.S.I. (1904), V.D., late M.L.C.
Bengal (twice), also Ch. Sec. and Acting Lt.-Gov.,
has been Insp.-Gen. of Registration, &c., Com-
missr. of Patna, and Maj. Behar Lt. Horse
Vols., now Resid. in Mysore and Ch. Commissr.
of Coorg : b. 1848, mar. 1887 Mary Wake, dau. of
Jno. M. Lowis. Esq. Bes., The Residency, Mysore.
BOURINOT, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Isabella, dau. of the late Jno. Cameron, Esq.),
mar. 1889, as 3rd wife, Sir Jno. G. Bourinot,
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BOW 153
K.C.M.G., Clerk of the H. of Commons, Canada
(d. 1902). Bes., Tyldesley PL, Ottawa; Kings-
mere, Quebec.
BOUKKE (pron. Burk), family name of Mayo
Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies" and "Hons."
BOURKE, Lt.-Col. Henry Beresford, D.S.O.
(1894), late 3rd W. I. Regt. ; West Africa 1892-4
and 1898-9 (Sierra Leone) : b. 1855 (gt. grandson
of 4th E. of Mayo). Club, V. Sew.
BOURNE, Baronet's Widow (remrrd.) — see
under " Ely, 3rd M." (now Ladv Marion Wetter).
BOUSFIELD, Knight. Sir Willi am Bousfield.
Kt. Bach. (1905), Chmn. of Girls' Pub. Day
Schools Co., formerly L.S.B. : b. 1842. Ess., 20
Hyde Pk. Gate, S.W.
BOUSFIELD,Lt.-Col. Henry Riciiixgs,C.M.G.
(1902), Natal Vols, retd., an advocate of Supr. Ct.
of Cape and Natal; Zululd. 1879-80 and Boer
Wars 1881 and 1899-1902: b. 1863. lies., St.
Andrew's St., Durban.
BOUTFLOWER, Bishop— see "Dorking."
BOUVERIE (PLEYDELL-) family name of
Radnor Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
"Hons."
BOVELL, Knight. Sir Henry Alleyne
Bovell, Kt. Bach. (1902), LL.B., Ch. Justice Brit.
Guiana, an M.L.C. of Barbados 1883 and Chanc.
of the Dioc. 1886: b. 1854. lies., Georgetown,
Demerara.
BOVILL, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Anna,
dau. of Rev. Jno. T. White, D.D.), mar. 1876 Hon.
Sir Elliot C. Bovill, Ch. Just. Straits Settmts.
(d. 1893). Bes., 97 Linden Gdns., Notting Hill,
W.
BOVILL, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st Bn.
Basing-.
BOWDEN, Capt. Frank Lake, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Brit, S. Afr. Police ; Matabeleld. 1893 and 1896,
Jameson Raid, and Boer War 1899-1901 : b. 1863.
BOWDEN, Flt.-Surg. Walter. D.S.O. (1894),
R.N., L.R.C.P., Gambia 1894, in Nav.Med. Serv.
from 1887 : b. 1859.
BOWDLER. Col. Cyrtl William Bowdler
(name doubled), C.B. (Civ. 1902). late 8th Hus-
sars., a Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus. : b. 1839.
Club, Army and Navy.
BOWDON (BUTLER-). Hon. Mrs. John, dau.
of 12th Bn. Petre.
BOWDON (BUTLER-), Hon. Mrs. Lancelot,
dau. of the late Bnss. Grey de Ruthyn.
BOWELL, Knight. Hon. Sir Mackenzie
Bowell, K.C.M.G. (1895) , F.R.C.I.,a P.C. of Canada
(1878), late Prime Min., and has been Min.
of Customs, Defence, Trade, &c. ; formerly a
journalist and printer, served as a vol. during
Fenian outbreak, and retired as Lt.-Col., is ed.
and proprietor of Belleville Daily Intelligence : b.
1823, widower. Bes., Belleville, Ontario.
BOWEN Barony {Life Peerage, U.K. 1893) —
extinct from death of oniy Bn. in 1894.
Issue.
(Bowen.)
Rev. the Hon. William Edward B., M.A., b. 1862,
mar. 1890 Catharine Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Canon
Morse (Hon. Mrs. Bowen). Res., Glenheadon,
Totland R.S.O., I. of Wight; 119 Barkston Gdns.,
Earl's Ct., S.W.
Hon. Maxwell Steele B., late Lieut. Sherwood
Foresters (Mil.), b. 1863. lies., Bramshott, Liphook
R.S.O., Hants.
Hon. Ethel Kate, now Hon. Mrs. Josiah Wedgwood,
b. 1869, mar. 1894 Josiah W-, Esq.
BOWEN, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Florence, dau. of the late Rev. Thos. Luby,
D.D., and widow of Rev. Hy. White), mar. 1896,
2nd wife to 2nd husb., Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Fergu-
son Bowen, G.C.M.G. formerly Gov. of Queens-
land and other Colonies (d. 1899). Bes.. Rosecliff,
Luccombe, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W. ; 16 Lowndes
St., S.W.
BOWEN, Capt. Charles Otway Cole, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1867.
BOWEN, Capt. Gerard Christopher, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Roy. Munst. Fus. ; Boer War 1899-
iqo2 : b. 1864.
BOWEN, Capt. Harry James Ap-Owen,
D.S.O. (1900-1), S. Africa with Kimberley Light
Horse 1900 : b. 1S68.
BOWEN, Paym.-in-Ch. William Herbert,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N. retd., late of H.M.'s
yachts : b. 1843. Res., Dunedin, St. Edward's
Rd., Southsea.
BOWER, Knight. Sir Graham John Bower,
K.C.M.G. (1892), Colon. Sec. of Mauritius
(admind. Govt. 1900-1), Com. R.N. retd., was Im-
per. Sec. to High Commissr. for S. Africa 1884 : b.
1848, mar. 1882 Maud Laidley, dau. of Jas. S.
Mitchell, Esq., of Sydney. Bes., Port Louis,
Mauritius.
BOWER, Maj. Robert Lister, C.M.G. (1897),
late Capt. and Hon. Maj. King's Roy. Rifle Corps
(Mil.) ; Egvpt 1882, Soudan, Nile, Jebu 1892, now
Ch. Const. "N. Riding: b. i860. Rss., The West
House, Thirsk, Yorks.
BOWERS, Bishop— see " Thetford."
BOWERS, Capt. Dillon Aldwortii Hare,
D.S.O. (1902), Cape Mtd. Rifles; Boer War
1900-2 : b. 1870. B-!S.. Umtata, Tembuland.
BOWES, Baron {U.K. 1887), Imper. title of E.
of Strathmore andK. (fam. name Bowes-Lyon) .
BOWKER, Capt. William James, D.S.O.
(1899). Somerset L.I. ; Beniu 1899, empld. in
Roy. Niger Territs. : b. 1869.
BOWLBY, Anthony Alfred, C.M.G. (1900-1),
F.R.C.S., a Surg, in Ord. to H.M.'s Househd.,
was Head of the Portland Hosp. in S. Afr. War
1900, author of several med. works : b. 1855. Res.,
24 Manchester Sq., W.
BOWLES, Col. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late
Yorks. Regt. ; Nile 1884-5, Tirah 1897-8, and
S. Africa 1899-1901, now A.A.G. at Headqrs. :
b. 1854. Club, U. Serv.
BOWMAN, Baronet. Sir William Paget
Bowman, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1884), M.A., barrister-at-
law, Regist. of Corp. Sons of Clergy and Treas.
of Cholmondeley Charities: son of 1st Bt., b.
1845, sue. 1892, mar. 1870 Emily Frances, dau.
of the late Capt. Wm. Swabey, R A. Heir, his |
son Rev. Paget Mervvn B. \\>. 1873; 2nd heir,
lattei-'s son JohnPaget, b. 1904). Bes., Joldwynds,
Holmbury St. Mary, Dorking ; Corporation
House, 2 Bloomsbury PL, W.C.
BOWMONT and CESSFORD, Marquess of
{Scot. 1707), a title of the Roxburghe Dukedom,
borne ("M. of Bowmont" only) by the heir when
a son.
BO WRING, Knight. Sir (Charles) Clement
Bowi ing, Kt. Bach. (1900), of the firm of Cox and
Bowring, wine merchants, Derby ; Chmn. of Derby
Conserv. Assoc., and a Vice-Pres. of Nat. Union,
many years in 1st Vol. Batt. Sherwood Foresters
(ret. as Major) : b. 1844, mar. 1872 Violet Camilla,
dau. of Saml. Ball, Esq. Bes., Park Grange,
Derby.
BOWRING, Edgar Alfred, C.B. (Civ. 1862),
formerly an M.P., and Libr. and Regist. to Bd. of
Trade : b. 1826. lies., 5 Lewes Crcic, Brighton ;
30 Eaton PL, S.W.
BOWRING, Col. Frederick Thomas Nels jn
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154 BOW
Spbatt, C.B. (Mil. 1904), E.E. retd. (1904);
Afghn. 1878-80, and Burma 1886-7 = 1847.
BOWRLNG, Lewin Bentham, C.S.I. (1867),
formerly Ch. Commissi', of Mysore and Coorg,
Priv. Sec. to Earl Canning 1858-62 : b. 1824.
Fes., Woodlands, Torquay.
BOWYER, Baronet. Sir George Henry
Bowyer, 9th Bt. of Denhain {Eng. 1660) and 5th
Bt. of Badley (Gt. Br. 1794), late Lieut. 4th Batt.
Chesh. Eegt. (Mil.): son of the late Hy. G.
Bowyer, Esq., and nephew of 7th and 8th Bts. ;
b. 1870, sue. 1893, mar. 1899 Ethel, dan. of the late
Eras. Hawkins, Esq., from whom he (1900) obtd.
a divorce. Heir pres. to Baronetcy of 1660, a (3rd)
cousin, Maj. Wentworth Grenville Atkins-
Boivyer (b. 1850 ; 2nd heir, latter s son George
Edward Wentworth, b. 1886; no heir to the
Badley Btey.). Res,, changing.
BOWYER, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of present
Vise. Cross.
BOXALL, Baron. Alleyne Alfred Boxall,
1st Bn. (Saxe-Coburg 1900), Commander of the
Saxe-Ernestine Coburg -Eamily Order, formerly
Personal Solie. to the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg
(Duke of Edinburgh, E.G.) : son of Wm. P.
Boxall, Esq., of Brighton and Cowfold : b. 1855,
mar. 1881 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jas. H.
Lermitte, Esq. Heir, his son Alleyne Percival
(b. 1882; 2nd heir, next son, Caryl Lermitte, b.
1888). Res., 14 Cambridge Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
*** This creation was designed by H.R.H. the late
Reigning Duke, and carried out by his successor. Is
authorised by the Crown for use in this country by
the grantee and his heirs male.
BOXALL, Knight. Col. Sir Charles Gervaise
Boxall, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), V.D., Hon. Col. 1st
Sussex Vol. Artill., organised City Imper. Vols. ;
is a partner in the legal firm of Boxall and
Boxall : b. 1852 (a bro. of Baron Boxall), mar.
1879 Eugenie, dau. of Hy. Wyles, Esq. Res.,
Battlemead, Maidenhead, Berks. ; West Chil-
tington, Pulborough R.S.O., Sussex.
BOYALL, Capt. Alfred Morey, D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1877.
BOYCE, Robert Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1899), C.E.,
was Princ. Surveyor of Consular Bdgs. 1877-1900,
formerly in like posts in China and Japan : b.
1834. Res., Ee-Yuan, Hampton Wick, Middx.
BOYCE, Maj. William George Bertram,
D.S.O. (1900-1), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1900, prev.
Staff-Capt. Cork Dist. : b. 1868.
BOYCOTT (WIGHT-), Lt.-Col. Thomas
Andrew, D.S.O. (1902), Capt. Staffords. Imper.
Yeom. and Lt.-Col. 27th Batt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1872. Res., Rudge Hall, Pattingham, Wolver-
hampton.
BOYD, Knight. Hon. Sir John Alexander
Boyd, K.C.M.G. (1901; Kt. Bach. 1899), M.A.,
LL.D., Pres. of High Ct. of Ontario, a Gov. of
M'Master Univ., appd. Q.C. (Can.) 1880 : b.
1837, niar. 1863 Elizabeth, dau. of David Buchan,
Esq. Res., 119 Bloor St., Toronto.
BOYD, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Isabella,
dau. of the late Jno. Lawson, Esq., W.S.), mar.
1853 Sir Jno. Boyd (d. 1893). lies., Maxpoffle
House, St. Boswells, Roxburgh.
BOYD, Charles Walter, C.M.G. (1904), Joint
Sec. to the Rhodes Trust : b. 1869. Res., 2 White-
hall Gdns., S.W.
BOYD, Francis Darby, C.M.G. ( 1900-1 ),M.D.,
F.R.C.P.E., Phys. to Deaconesses' Hosp. Edin-
burgh, was head of the Edinburgh Hosp. in Boer
War 1900 : b. 1866. Res., 22 Manor PL, Edinburgh.
BOYD, Capt. Gerald Farrell, D.S.O. (1902),
Leinster Regt. : S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877.
BOYD, Col. John Alexander, C.B. (Mil. 1897),
A.S.C. retd. (1900) ; S. Africa 1879-81, Nile 1884-5,
late aD.A.Q,.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1857. Res., 20
Sunderld. Terr., Westbourne Gdns., W.
BOYD, Lady Lilian Adelaide Katiierine
Mary, dau. of 2nd E. of Munster.
BOYD (ROCHFORT-),Col. Charles Augustus,
C.M.G. (1900-1), R.E. retd. (1903) ; Egypt 1882, S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1850. Club, U. Serv.
BO YES, Maj. -Gen. John Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Gord. Highldrs. ; Egypt 1882-4,
Soudan, Nile 1884-5, S. Africa 1899-1900 (comdg.
a Brigade), ret. 1904: b. 1843. Res., The Holt,
Appledore R.S.O., N. Devon.
BOYLE, family name of Cork and Orrery,
Glasgow, and Shannon Earldoms. Index to the
three lines and below :
Hn. Alan Reg. o. Ly. Helen, s. Hn. Mrs. Rich. c.
Hn. Alex. Jas. g. Ly. Helen Jane, g. Hn. Mrs.Rob.Ed.c.
Hn. Alg. D. E. H. s.Hn. Henry Geo. s. Hn. Rob. Elph. g.
Hn. Edwd. S. II. s.Hn. James, g. Hn. Rob. Eras. s.
Ly. Eliz. M. G. g. Hn. Jno. Lav. g. Hn. Rob. Hy. s.
Hn.Elphinstone,c-.Hn. Lascelles, c. Hn. Rob. J. L. c.
Hn. Louglas, s. Ly. Mary Helen.G. Hn. Spencer, s.
Hn. Mrs. Edmd. c. Ly. Muriel L.Li. G.Hn.Walt. J. H. s.
Ly. Florence, sep. Ly. Mur., Kt.'sWd.Hn. Wm. Geo. c.
BOYLE, Baron (Gt. Br. 1711), Imper. title of
the Cork and Orrery Earldom : see compds. below.
BOYLE, Baronet. Sir Edward Boyle, 1st Bt,
(U.K. 1904), K.C. (1898), a Dir. of Lond. and
Ind. Docks: son of Edwd. O. Boyle, Esq., C.E.,
b. 1849, mar. 1874 Constance Jane, dau. of Wm.
Knight, Esq. Heir, his son Edward Gurney (b.
1878; no 2nd heir). Seat, Ockham, Hurst 6m.,
Etchingham, Sussex; town res., 63 Queen's Gt.,
S.W.; chamb., 1 King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C.
BOYLE, Knight. Sir (Charles) Cavendish
Boyle, K.C.M.G. (1897), Gov. of Mauritius, late of
Newfoundld., has been Lt.-Gov. British Guiana,
Colon. Sec. Bermuda and Gibraltar, and held
office in Leeward Is. and Dominica, also in Ct. of
Probate : b. 1849 (gt. grandson of 7th E. of Cork).
Res., Govt. House, Port Louis, Mauritius ; Reduit,
same Isld.
BOYLE, Knight's Widow. Lady Muriel
Sarah B. (nee Campbell), dau. of 2nd Earl
Cawdor, b. 1845, mar. 1876 Sir CourtenayE. Boyle,
K.C.B., Perm. Sec. to Bd. of Trade (d. 1901, bro.
of nreceding). Res., 86 Beulah Hill, Norwood,
S.E. .
BOYLE, Viscount (by courtesy) , son and heir of
E. of Shannon — see " Boyle of Bandon " below.
BOYLE, Lady Florence Cecilia, dau. of 7th
E. of Albemarle.
BOYLE, Capt. James, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904),
Brit, Cons, at Copenhagen, prev. A.D.C. to Gov.
of Bombay and Cons, for Texas, Greece, and
Negropont : b. 1850. Res., Brit. Consulate,
Copenhagen.
BOYLE, Col. Lionel Richard Cavendish,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late Hon. Col. and Lt.-
Col. comdg. Inf. Batt. of Hon. Artill. Co., formerly
Sub-Lieut. R.N. : b. 1851 (gt. grandson of 7th E.
of Cork and 1st cous. of above Kt.). Club, Army
and Navy.
BOYLE, Richard Vicars, C.S.I. (1869),
M.I.C.E., formerly in Pub: Works Dept. India,
distinguished for defence of his house (Puckah
House) at Arrah during Mutiny, was Chf . Engr.
to Japan Govt. 1872-7, has practised also in Spam :
b. 1822. Res., 3 Stanhope Terr., Hyde Park, W. 1
BOYLE of BANDON, Viscount (Irel. 1756) —
see " Shannon, E. of," and " Boyle, Vise." above.
BOY
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BEA
155
BOYLE of KELBURNE, STEWARTOUN,
&c, Baron (Scot. 1699), also of Stewartoun,
C umbrae, &c. (1703)— see " Glasgow, E. of."
BOYLE of KINALMEAKY, Viscount (Irel.
1628)— see " Cork and O.. E. of."
BOYLE op MARSTON, Baron (Gt. Br. 1711),
and of YOUGHAL (Irel. 1616)— see "Cork and
O., E. of," and " Boyle, Bn. " above.
BOYNE, Viscount. Gustavus Russell Hamil-
ton-Russell. 8th Vise. (Irel.), stoasBn. Brancepeth
j (U.K.) ; a D.L. for Shropshire : son of 7th V. ;
1 1). May 28, 1830; sue. 1872 (C); mar. 1858 the
I late Lady Katharine Frances Scott, dau. of 2nd E.
J of Eldon (d. 1903). Seats, Brancepeth Castle,
I Brancepeth B.S.O., Co. Durham; Burwarton
House, Bridgnorth, Salop ; town res., 16 Grosvenor
j Gdns., S.W.
\ Creations. Irel. : Bn. Hamilton of Stackallan, 1715 :
I Vise. Boyne, 1717. U.K. : Bn. Brancepeth, 1866.— The jst
Peer was Gustavus Hamilton, a distinguished military
officer (at the Boyne, Londonderry, &c); The 7th Vise,
appended the name Russell.
Titled Relatives.
( Hamilton- Russell. )
i Issue of present (8th) V. (himself sole surviving
issue of 7th) :
The three deceased infants, Louisa, Emma Maria,
and Gustavus Claud (b. 1859-61, d. i36i-2).
Hon. Alice Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Wyndham
St.-John-Mildmay, b. 1862, mar. 1889 Capt. Wyndham
P. St.-J.-M. Res., Hazlegrove, Sparkford, Bath ;
121 Mount St., W.
Hon. Gustavus William H.-R., heir to Viscounty,
a D.L. for Durham and Salop, formerly Capt. 3rd
Batt. Northumbd. Fus. (Mil.): b. 1864. Res.,
Hardwick, Sedgcfield, Ferry Hill, Co. Durham.
Hon. Maud Harriet H.R., b. 1865.
Hon. Constance Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Albert
Baillie, b. 1866, mar. 1898 Rev. Albert Victor B.
Res., The Rectory, Rugby.
Hon. Frederick Gustavus H.-R., and heir, a D.L.
for Durham : b. 1S67, mar. 1897 Lacly Margaret
Rachel Scott, dau. of 3rd E. of Eldon. Res., 45
Gloucester PI., W. ; La Boysonnade, Bellagio,
Lake Como, Italy.
Hon. Claud Eustace H.-R., a. D.L. for Durham, for-
merly Lieut. Chesh. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1871, mar. 1899
Maria Lindsay (" May"), dau. of Sir Lindsay Wood,
1st Bt. of The Hermitage (Hon. Mrs. Claud
H.-R.). Res., Cleobury Ct., Bridgnorth, Salop.
Hon. Arthur H.-R., Capt. 1st Brgns., served in S.
Africa 1900 : b. 1872, mar. 190s Marion Lilias, dau.
of the late II v. Harris, Esq., of Steventon (Hon.
Mrs. Arthur H.-R.).
Hon. Florence Rachel H.-R., b. 1875.
Hon. Eustace Scott H.-R., late Capt. Northumb. Fus.
(Mil.) : b. 1878.
The deceased Hubert H.-R., b. & d. 1886.
— D au. -in-law :
Lady Margaret Rachel H.-R., see Hon. Fredk. above.
BOYNTON, Baronet. Sir Griffith Henry
Boynton, 12th Bt. (Eng. 1618), son of the late Rev.
Griffith Boynton and 1st cousin of 11th Bt. ; b.
1849, sue. 1899, mar. 1885 Euphernia Violet, dau.
of the late J. Inglis Chalmers, Esq. Heir, his son
Griffith Wilfrid Norman (b. 1889; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Rev. Charles Ingram William B., b.
1853). Res. (Lady B.), 11 Montpelier Cresc.,
Brighton.
BOYNTON, Baronet's Widow. Mildred,
Lady B. (Mildred Augusta, dau. of Rev. Thos. B.
Paget, Canon of York), mar. 1876 Sir Henry S.
Boynton, 11th Bt. (d. 1899). Res., Cherry Burton,
Beverley, E. Yorks.
BOYS, Maj. Reginald Harvey Henderson,
B.S.O. (1900-ij, R.E., Teleg. Batt. in S.Africa
1900-2, rendered valuable service during plague
at Hong Kong 1894 : b. 1867.
BRABANT, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir Edward
Yewd Brabant, K.C.B. (Mil. igoi),C.M.G. (1879),
M.L.A. Cape Col., has been Comdt.-Gen. of Cape
Vols., had chief comd. of Troops from that Col. in
S. Africa 1899-1901, formerly Capt. 80th Regt. : b.
1839, mar. 1862 Mary Burnet, dau. of Rev. Canon
Robertson. Res., King William's Town, Cape.
BRABANT, Capt. Guy Alfred, D.S.O. (1902),
S. African Irrcg. Forces 1900-2 : b. 1873. . Res.,
Gonnubie Pk., East London, Cape Col.
BRABAZON, family name of Meath Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
BRABAZON, Baron (Brabazon of Ardee, Irel.
1616), a title of the Meath Earldom formerly
borne by an heir (present heir, Lord Ardee) .
BRABAZON, Maj .-Gen. John Palmer, C.V.O.
(1901), C.B. (Mil. 1893), Ashanti 1873-4, Afghn.
1878-80, Egypt and Nile 1884-5, s- Africa 1899-1900,
ret. 1901 and is a Gentn. Usher to H.M., late an
A. D.C. to Queen Victoria : b. 1843. Res., Bra-
bazon Pk., Swinford, Co. Mayo ; 10 Wilton
Cresc, S.W.
BRABOURNE, Baron. Edward Knatchbull-
Hugessen, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. for Kent, late
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., an M.P. 1889-92 : son of
1st Bn. and heir pres. to his 1st cousin Sir Wynd-
ham Knatchbull, Bt. ; b. April 5, 1857 ; sue. 1893
(L.) ; mar. 1880 Amy Virginia, dau. of Wentworth
B. Beaumont, Esq. Res., Hoath Cottage, Smeeth,
Ashford, Kent. (The Lady B., The Hatch, God-
den Grn., Sevenoaks; 7 Upp. Belgrave St., S.W.)
Creation. Bn. Brabourne, U.K. 1880.— The Rt. Hon.
Edwd. Knatchbull-Hugessen, M.P. for Sandwich, a
Lord of the Treasury, and Under Sec. in the Home and
Colonial Depts., was the 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
( Knatchbull-Hugessm.)
Issue 0/ present (2nd) Bn.:
The deceased Richard E. W. K.-H., b. 1881, d. 1883.
Hon. Margaret Eva de Burgh, now Hon. Mrs. John
Henry Savile, b. 1883, mar. 1905 Hon. Jno. Hy. 8.,
son of 4th E. of Mexborough and heir pres. to the
title.
Hon. Wyndham Wentwortu K.-H., heir to Barony,
late 2nd Lieut. 7th Batt. Rif. Brig. (Mil.) : b. 1385.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Cecil.)
Hon. Bettine Henrietta K.-H, b. 1888.
Surviving iscv.e of 1st Bn. (bro., sist., half-bro.,
&c, of present) :
Bv ist mrrge. (1852.)
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Katharine Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Prideaux-Brune, b. 1859, mar. 1883 Col. Chas. Robt.
P.-B. Res.. The Grange, Wclwyn, Herts.
Hon. Cecil Marcus K. -H., B.A., barrister-at-law : b.
1863, mar. 1803 Helena Regina Frederica de Heyden,
dau. of the late Hermann von-Flescli-Brunningen,
Imper. Counc., of Vienna (Hon. Mrs. Cecil K.-H.).
Res., 43 Norfolk So.., W. ; chamb., 2 Mitre Ct.
Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
BY 2ND MRRGE. (l8$0.)
Hon. Adrian Norton K.-H., b. 1891.
Hon. Alicia Mary Dorothea K.-H., b. 1893 (posthu-
mous).
BRABOURNE, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady B. (Ethel Mary, dau. of the late Col. Sir
Geo. G. Walker, K.C.B.), mar. 1890, as 2nd wife,
1st Bn. Brabourne (d. 1893). Res., 13 West
Eaton PL, S.W. •
BRABROOK, Knight. Sir Edward William
Brabrooh, .Kt. Bach. (1005), C.B. (Civ. 1897),
E.S.A., barrister-at-law, Vise-Pres. and Treas.
Roy. Soc. of Lit. , and connected with other learned
bodies, late Ch. Registrar of Eriendly Socs. : b.
1839, mar. 1862. Res., 178 Bedford Hill, Balham,
S.W.
BRACKENBURY, Priv. Counc. and Knight.
Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Brachenbury, P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1904), G.C.B. (Mil. 1901 ; K.C.B. 1894),
156 BRA
K.C.S.I. (1896), was Dir.-Gen. of Ordn. in S. Afr.
War and at Headqrs., has been Mil. Attache in
Paris, Assist. Und. Sec. in Ireland, and Mil.Memb.
of Counc. of Gov.-Gen. of India ; served in Centr.
j India, Cyprus, in Ashanti and Zulu Wars, Nile
Expedn., &c, ret. 1904 and is Col. Comdt. R.A. :
b. 1837, widower. Res., ik Albanv. W.
BRACKENBURY, Adrn. John William, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), C.M.G. (1879). B. 1ST. retd. ('1905);
Zululd. 1879, Egypt, and Witu [E. Africa), late
2nd in comd. of Channel Squad. : b. 1842. Res.,
Speen Hill Lodg-e, Newbury, Berks.
BRACKENBUR Y, Col. Mao lb Campbell,
C.S.I. (1898), R.E. retd. (1839); Perak Expedn.
1874-5. Af'ghn. 1873-81, and N.W. Frontier 1898,
retd. 1899, andisManasr. Rohilkand Rail . : b. 1844.
lies., 25 Queen's Mansns., 56 Victoria St., S.W.
BRACKLEY, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
1846), eld. son and heir of E. of Ellesmere.
BRACO, Baron {Irel, 1735)— see "Fife, D. of."
BRADDELL, Octavius Henry, I.S.O. (1902),
Acct. in Works Off., Dublin : b. 1843. Res.,
Sarnia. Donnybrook, Dublin ; Bullingate, Car-
new. Shillelagh R.S.O., Co. Wicklow.
BRADDON, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Alice Harriet, dau. of W. H. Smith, Esq.), mar.
1876, as 2nd wife, the Rt. Hon. Sir Edwd. N.
Coventry Braddon, K. C.M.G. , late Premier of
Tasmania (d. 1904). Res., Treglith, Tasmania.
BRADFORD, Baronet. Col. Sir Edward
Ridley Colborne Bradford, 1st Bt. [U.K. 1902),
G. C.B. (Civ. 1897), G.C.V.O. (1902), K.C.S.I.(i885),
I. A. Supermini. List, an Extra Equerry to
H. M., Commissr. of Police for the Metropolis
1890-1903, formerly in Madras Cavalry (served in
Persia, in N.W. Provs., &c), has been Ser\ to
Polit. Dept. at India Office : son of the late Rev.
Wm. M. K. Bradford, b. 1836, mar. 1898, 2nd
wife, Edith Mary, dau. of Wm. Nicholson, Esq.
Heir, his son Maj. Evelyn Ridley B. (b. 1869;
2nd heir, next son, Edward Austen, Lieut., b.
1879). Res., 50 Sth. Audley St., W.
BRADFORD, Earl of. George Cecil
Orlando B ridge ■man. 4th Earl ( U. K.) and a Bt. ;
a D.L. for Salop and AVarwicks., formerly Lieut.
I 1st Life Gds. and Capt. Shropsh. Yeom., an M.P.
I 1867-85 (as Vise. Newport) : son of 3rd E. ; b. Feb.
3, 1845; sue. 1898 {0.) ; mar. 1869 Lady Ida
Frances Annabella Burnley, dau. of 9th E. of Scar-
brough and an Extra Lady of the Bedchamber
to H.R.H. the Princess oit" Wales (formerly to
present Queen when holding that title). Seats
&c, Weston Pk., Shifnal, Salop; Castle Brom-
wich, Birmingham ; Clarendon House, New-
market; Knockin Hall, Oswestry, Salop {let) ;
town res., 44 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1660: Bn. Bradford, Gt. Br.
1794 ; E. of Bradford (Salop) and Vise. Newport (of Brad-
ford aforesaid), U.K. 1815.— Sir Henry Bridgeman, 5th
Bt., was created a Bn., and his son and successor
became Vise, and Earl. An earlier series of similar
titles had lapsed ; the family name under these was
Newport, but a daughter of the 3rd Earl married the
4th Bridgeman Bt., and thus led to the revival of the
title, which consequently represents the surname, and
is not taken from the town of Newport.
Titled Relatives. ,
(Bridgeman.)
Issue .of present (4^) E.:
Lady Beatrice Adine, now Lady B. Pretyman, b.
1870, mar. 1894 Ernest Geo. P., Esq., M.P. Res.,
Orwell J'ark, Ipswich; Riby Grove, Stalling-
borough, Lines. ; 2 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Lady Margaret Alice, now Ctss. of Dalkeith, b. 1872,
mar. 1893 Earl of D., M.P., son and heir of 6th D.
of Buccleuch, q.v. I
BEA
Vise. Newport, heir to Earldom : Orlando B., M.A.,
a D. h. for Warwickshire, Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Scots
(Mil"), served in S. Africa 1900-2, late Priv. Sec. to
Lord Salisbury, now to Mr. Balfour : b. 1873, mar.
1901 Hon. Margaret Cecilia Bruce, dau. of snd Bn.
Aberdare. Club, Carlton.
Lady Helena Mary, now Ctss. of Sefton, b. 1875,
mar. 1893 Hon. Osbert Cecil Molyneux, now 6th
Earl of S., q.v.
Lady Florence Sibell, now Lady F. Norman, b. 1877,
mar. 1904 llonald Collet A'., Esq. lies., 2 Sloane
Ct,, S.W.
Hon. Richard Orlando Beaconsfield B., 2nd heir,
Lieut. R.N. : b. 1879.
Hon. Henry George Orlando B., Lieut. R. A., b. 1882.
Surviving issue of yd E. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
Hon. Francis Charles B., formerlv Col. 1st Batt. Scots
Gds. and A. B.C. to Fd.-Marsh. Prince Edward of
Saxe-Weimyr, served at Suakin, an M.P. 1385-95 : %
1846, mar. 1883 Gertrude Cecilia, dau. of Geo. Han-
bury, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Francis B.). Res., Neachley,
Shifnal, Salop ; 59 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Lady Mabel Selina, now Lady M. Kenyon-Slaney. b.
1855, mar. 1387 Col. Rt. Hon. Wm. Slaney K.-S.,
M.P. Res., Hatton Grange, Shifnal, Salop.
Lady Florence Katherine, now Vtus. of Hareivood,
b. 1859, mar. 1881 5th Earl of II. , q.v.
Dau.-in-laiv of 2nd E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1819, d. 1898.)
Hon. Mrs. John B. (Marianne Caroline, dau. of the
late Ven. Wm. Clive), mar. 1862 the late Rev. the
Hon. John Robert Orlando B. (d. 1897). Res.,
Frogne), Torquay.
BRADFORD, Capt. Edward EdexN. M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905 's R N., Solomon Is. and Egypt ;
Chief of Staff of Channel Fleet.
BRADLEY, Hon. Mrs. Henry, sist. of 2nd Bn.
St. Leonards.
BRADLEY, Lieut. Robert William, D.S.O.
(1902), S. Wales Borderers; S.Africa 1899-1902,
now an Assist. Instr. Sc'i. of Musketry : b. 1874.
BRADSHAW, Surg.-Maj.-Gen. (Alexander)
Frederick, C.B. (Mil. 1891), M.A.. M.R.C.P.,
F.R.G.S., R.H.A. retd. (1895); Mutiny 1857-9,
Zhob Valley, Hazara 1891, Princ. Med. Offr. to
Forces in India 1892-5 and on Staff of three
Coins. -in-Ch. ; an Hon. Phys. to H.M. : b. 1834.
Res., 111 Banbury Rd., Oxford.
BRADSTREET, Baronet. Sir Edward Simon
Victor Bradstreet, 7th Bt. {Irel. 1759), C.E. : son
of 6th Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1905. mar. 1888 Fortuna
Mary. dau. of Signor Fioride' Leiichi, of Algerin.
Heir, his son Gerald Edmund (b. 1891 ; no 2nd
heir). lies:, Castilla, Clontarf, Dublin.
BRADY, Baronet. Sir Francis William
Brady, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1869), K.C. (i860), B.A.,
a D.L. of Dublin City, County Ct. Judge and
Chmn. of Q.S. Tyrone : son of 1st Bt. (Rt. Hon.
Sir Maziere Brady, three times Ld. Chanc. of
Ireld.), b. 1824, sue. 1871, mar. 1892, 2nd wife,
Geraldine Kathleen, dau. of Geo. Hatchell, Esq.,
M.D. Heir pres., his nephew Col. Robert
Maziere B. (b. 1854 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Maj.
William LiOiigrield B., b. 1863). Res., Sorrento
Cottage, Dalkey, Co. Dublin ; 25 Up. Pembroke
St., Dublin.
BRADY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Annie,
dau. of Jno. Lipsett, Esq.), mar. 1884, as 2nd
wife, Sir Thos. F. Brady, Kt. Bach., Insp. of
Irish Fisheries and Commissr. of Piers and Har-
bours (d. 1904). lies., 11 Percv PL, Dublin.
BRAGANZA— see Royal Family.
BRAITH WAITE, Capt. William Garnett,
D.S.O. (190C-1), Roy. Welsh Fus.; S. Africa 1899-
1901, aftds. D.A.A.G. in W. Transvaal: b. 1870.
Directory of Peerage,
BBA Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BRAKE, Maj. Hbrbeet Edward John,
C. B. (Mil. 1901), D.S.O. (1899), R.A., Punjab
Front. 1892-6, Uganda 1898-9, Ashanti and
Gambia 1900-1, formerly in civil employment,
now Comdt. of Loc. Eorees in Trinidad : b. 1866.
Club, U. Serv.
BRAMPTON, Baron. Henry Hawkins, 1st
Bn. {U. A'.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1899), a Judge of the
High Ct. (Qn.'s Bch. and Excheq.) 187S-98, appd.
Q,.C. 1858 : son of Jno. Hawkins, Esq.. of Hitchin ;
b. Sept. 14, 1817 ; cr. Kt. Bach. 1876, a Baron 1899
(C.) ; mar. 1887, 2nd wife, Jane Louisa, dau. of
Hy. Fras. Reynolds, Esq. No heir. Res., 5 Tilney
■ St., Park Lane, W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Brampton, 1899.— No issue.
BBAMSTON, Knight. Sir John Bramston,
G.C.M.G. (1900; K.C.M.G. 1897), C.B. (Civ. 1886),
D. C.L., F.R G.S., F.R.C.I., late Leg. Assist.
Under Sec. for Colon. Dept., formerly Attorn-
G-en. of Queensland and Hong Kong: b. i8~2,
mar. 1872 Eliza Isabella, dau. of the late Rev.
Harry V. Russell, lies., 18 Berkeley PL, Wimble-
I don, S.W.
BRAMWELL, Baronet's Widow. Lady B.
(Harriet Leonora, dau. of the late Jos. Frith,
I Esq.), mar. 1847 her cousin Sir Frederick Jos.
I Bramwell, 1st and only Bt., F.R.S., a distin-
guished engineer (d. 1903). Res., Holmwood,
Eden Bridge, Kent.
BRAMWELL, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Rathdonaell.
BRANCEPETH, Baron {U.K. 1866), Imper.
title of Vise. Boyne.
BRAND, family name of Hampden Viscounty,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Katharine.
BRAND, Knight's Widow. Lady£. (Catherina
Dorothea, dau. of Robt. Aling, Esq.), mar. 1869,
as 2nd wife, Sir Christofhl Jos. Brand, Speaker in
Cape House of Assemb. (d. 1875). Ets., Cape Town.
BRAND, Ferdinand, I.S.O. (1902), Staff Clk.
and Librarian at Admiralty, was Co -Editor of
Navy List 1880-98: b. 1848. Res., Heywood
Lodge, Curuber'and Rd., Kew.
BRAND, James, I.S.O. (1903), 2nd class Clk. in
Exchequer and Audit Dept. Res., 130 Burnt Ash
li Hill, Lee. S.E.
! BRANDER, Lt.-Col. Herbert Ralph, C.B.
; (Mil. 1904), I.A., Hazara 1891, Chitral Relief,
I Thibet 1904: b. 1861.
I BRANDIS, Knight. Sir Dietrich Brandis,
I K.C.I.E. (18S7), L.L.D., Ph.D., F.R.S., F.L.S.,
j Insp.-Gen. of Forests in India 1864-83, prev. in
! Pegu and Burma, Lecturer on Botany at Bonn
I Univ. from 1849 : b. 1824, mar. 1867, 2nd wife,
I Katherine, dau. of Dr. Rudolf Hasse. Res., Bonn.
I BRANDON, Duke of (Gt. Br. 1712), Imper.
I title of D. of Hamilton.
I BRANDRETH, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
! (Madeline, dau. of Alex. Colvin, Esq.), mar.
1886 Adm. Sir Thos. Brandreth, K.C.B., a Lord
of Admir. and Pres. Roy. Nav. Coll. Greenwich
1 (d. 1894). Res., Heathfield, Winchester.
BRANFOOT, Surg.-Gen. Arthur Mudge,
CLE. (1898), M.B.,L.R.C.P.,I.M.S.retd. (1903) ;
Pres. of Med. Bd. Ind. Office, late Princ. Med.
Offr. Bangalore and Southn. Dists. of Madras,
prev. Supt. Govt. Maternity Hosp. Madras: b.
1848. Clvb, E. Ind. U. Serv.
BRASIER, Lady Charlotte Adelaide Louisa
Riversdale, dau. of 5th Earl MountCashell.
BRASSEY, family name of following Barony.
BRASSEY, Baron. Thomas Brassey, 1st
Bn. {U.K.), K.C.B. (Civ. 1881), M. A., D.C.L.,
LL.D., A.I.C.E., a D.L. for Sussex, barrister-at-
BRA 157
law, Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus., Hon. Col.
Cinque Ports Vol. Artill., Hon. Com. R.N.R., a
Younger Bro. of Trin. House ; Gov. of Victoria
1895-1900, an M.P. 1865-86, and has been Sec. to
the Admiralty and Civil Lord, a memb. of three
Commssns., and a Lord in Waiting to Queen
Victoria : son of Thos. Brassey, Esq., the noted
railway contractor; b. Feb. 11, 1836; cr. Bn.
i885 (L.) ; mar., 1st, i860, the late Anna, dau.
of Jno. Allnutt, Esq. (she died 1887) ; 2ndly, 1890,
Lady Sibyl de Vere Capell, dau. of late Vise.
Maiden, son of 6th E. of Essex. Seat, Norman-
hurst, Battle, Sussex ; town res., 24 Park Lane, W.
Creation. Bn. Brassey, U.K. 1886.
Issue.
(Brassey.)
BY 1ST MREGE.
Hon. Thomas Allnutt B., heir to Barony, M.A.,
Capt. and Hon. Maj. W. Kent Imper. Yeom ,
served in S. Africa 1500 and has been Assist. Priv.
See. to First Lord of Admiralty : b. 1863, mar. 1889
Lady Idina Mary Nevill, dau. of 1st M. of Aber-
gavenny. Rev., Park Gt., Battle, Sussex. (No
2nd heir.)
Hon. Mabelle Annie, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Egerton,
a Lady of Grace St. J ohn Jerus. : b. 1865, mar. 1888
Chas. Aug. E., Esq. Res., The Banks, Roberts-
bridge, Sussex.
The deceased Constance Alberta B., b. 1868, d. 1873.
Hon. Muriel Agnes B., b. 1872, mar. 1891 8th Earl
He La Warr, from whom she in 1902 obtd. a
divorce. Res., Old Lodge, Ashdown Forest, Uck-
field, Sussex; z\ Park Ln., W.
Hon. Marie Adelaide, now Hon. Mrs. Freeman
Fresman-Thomas, b. i875,mar. 1892 Freeman F.-T.,
Esq., M.P. Re*., Ratton, Willingdon, Sussex; 76
Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
BY 2ND MKKGE.
Hon. Helen de Vere B., b. 1892.
Dau.-in-law.
Lady Idina Mary B., see Hon. Thomas above.
BRASSEY, Hon. Mrs. Albert, dau. of 4th Bn.
Clanmorris.
BRASSEY, Lady Violet Mary, dau. of 7th
D. of Richmond.
BRAY, Knight. Hon. Sir Reginald More
Bray, Kt. Bach. (1904), officially "Mr. Justice
Bray," M.A., a Judge of the King's Bench Div.
of the HighCt., a D.L. for Surrey, late Roeorder
of Guildford, appd. Q.C. 1897: b. 1842, mar.
1868 Emily Octavia, dau. of Arthur K. Barclay,
Esq. Res., The Manor House, Shere, Guildford :
17 TheBoltons, S. Kens., S.W. ; chambs., 4 Crown
Office Row, Temple, E.C.
BRAY, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Alice
Maud, dau. of Jno. Hornabrook, Esq.), mar.
1871 Hon. Sir Jno. Cox Bray, K.C.M.G., Prem.
of S. Australia (d. 1894). Res., Adelaide.
BRAY, Maj. Claude Arthur, C.M.G. (1900-1),
Army Pay Dept. ; Afghn. 1880, S. Africa 1900-1,
author of some novels and other books : b. 1858,
Res., Emberton House, Newport Pagnell, Bucks.
BRAYBRO OKE , B a ron . He nry Nevil e, 7th
Bn. {Gt. Br.), M.A., a D.L. for Cambs. and
Hered. Visitor of Magdalene Coll. : son of 6th
Bn. ; b. July 11, 1855 ; sue. 1904 (C.) ; mar. 1898
Emilie Pauline, dau. of the late Antoine Gonin,
Esq., of Macon, France. Seats, Audley End,
Saffron Walden {let to Lord Howard de Walden) ;
Heydon House, Royston, Herts; Billingbear,
Wokingham, Berks.
Creajpiox. Bn. of Braybrooke, Gt. Br. 1788.— The 1st
Peer had four years previously succeeded as 4th Bn.
Howard de Walden. Before this he was known as Fd.-
Marshal Sir John Griffin- Whitw ell (the name Griffin
assumed as a descendant of the 1st Ld. Griffin). As he
had no male issue, the succession was assigned to his
relative Richd. Aldworth Neville, who also assumed the
name of Griffin, which the 5th Bn. dropped. On the 1st
Bn.'s death the Howard Peerage fell into abeyance, but
158 BRA
the above special remainder preserved the Brayhrook
succession.
Titles Relatives.
(Neville.)
Issue of 6th Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Rev. the Hon. Grey N., heir pres. to Barony, M. A.,
Vicar of Waltham St. Lawrence : b. 1857, mar. 1S89
Mary Peele, dau. of the late Rev. Eras. Slater.
Res., The Vicarage, Waltham St. Lawrence, Twy-
fordR.S.O., Berks. (2nd heir, his son Henry Sey-
mour, b. 1897.)
Hon. Alice Mirabel Cornwallis V., b. 1869.
Surviving dau. ofttth Bn. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Mary Isabella, now Hen. Mrs. Robt. Joynes,
b. 1858, mar. 1880 Robt. J., Esq., formerly R.H.A. j
Res., Staffa Lodge, Guildford.
Dau. of 3rd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1820, d. 1861.)
(The laie 5th Baron, b. 1823, d. 1902, no surv. issue.)
(The late 6th Baron, b. 1827, d. 1904.)
Hon. Lucy Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Savile,
b. 1828, mar. 1852 the late Rev. the Hon. Arthur S.
(d. 1870), son of 3rd E. of Mexborough, q.v.
BRAYBROOKE, Barons' Widows. (1)
Florence, Lady B., nee Hon. Florence Priscilla
Alicia Maude, dau. of 3rd Vise. Ha warden, mar.
1849 5tn Bn. Braybrooke (d. 1002). Res., Little
Hadham PL, Much Hadham," Herts..— (2) The
Dowager Lady B. (Lucy Frances, dau. of Jno.
Le Marchant, Esq.), mar. 1853 the Rev. the
6th Bn. Braybrooke (d. 1904). Res., Binsted,
Cambridge.
BRAYE, Baron. Alfred Thomas Townshend
Verney-Cave, 5thBn. {Eng.) ,aD.L. for Leicestersh. ,
late Lt.-Col. and Eon. Col. in Leic. Regt. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1902, is heir general of the
Earls Verney : son of Edgell Wyatt-Edgell, Esq.,
and of Bnss. Braye, in own right, 4th in line ;
b. July 23, 1849; suc- ^79 (L.U.); mar. 1873
Cecilia Harriet, dau. of the late Wm. Gerard
Walmesley, Esq.; assumed 1880 the name
Verney-Cave in lieu of Wyatt-Edgell. Seat,
Stanford Hall, Mkt. Harborough, Leic. ; town
res., 4 Buckingham Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Braye, Eng. 1529 by writ (in abeyance
1557-1839 and 1862-79).— Sir Edmund Braye (Kt.), nephew
of Sir Regd. Braye, K.G., Prime Minister to Henry VlL,
was the 1st Bn. The family is directly descended
from Edward III. The long abeyance occurred on the
death of the 2nd Bn. , who held high military commands
under Henry VIII. and his two successors, and died of
wounds received at the Battle of St. Quintin.
Titled Relatives.
( Verney-Cave.)
Issue of present ($th) Bn. (himself sole sirrviving
issue of late Bnss.) :
Hon. Adrian Verney V.-C, heir to Barony, C'apt.
Motor Vol. Corps : b. 1874, mar. 1900 Ethel Mary,
dau. of Capt. Edwd. Bouverie Bouvcrie-Pusey, R.N.
(Hon. Mrs. Verney-Cave). lies., Stanford-on-Avon,
Rugby, (and heir, his son Thomas Adrian, b.
1902.)
Hon. Cecilia Violet, now Hon. Mrs. Karl I'onGratzy,
b. 1876, mar. 1903 Lieut. K. von G-, of the Austrian
A r my.
The deceased Hon. Ianthe Mary Dolores V.-C, b.
1880, d. 1881.
Hon. Vera Anereln, now Hon. Mis. Hillary Wild, b.
1881, mar. 1905 Chas. Hillary W., Esq.
Hon. Thomas Elorian V.-C, b. 1885.
BREADALBANE (pron. Breda wl'ban), Mar-
quess of. Gavin Campbell, 1st Mara. (U.K.),
7th Earl of B. and a Bt. (Scot.) ; K.G. (1893),
P.C. (Gt.Br. 1880), a D.L. for Argyllsh., Kt.
of Justice St. John Jems, and Dir. and Cimm. of
its Ambulance Dept., formerly a Lord in Waiting
to Queen Victoria and Treas. and Lord Steward
of the Household, is Col. 5th Vol. Batt. Black
Watch, an A..D.C. to H.M. for Vols., and Brig.-
Gen. of Roy. Co. of Archers; three years (1893-5)
Lord High Comrnissr. to Gen. Assembly of Ch. of
Seotld. : son of 6th E. ; b. April 9, 1851 ; suc. as
7th Earl (Scot.) 1871, cr. Bn. {U.K.) 1873, Marq.
1885 (L.) ; mar. 1872 Lady Alma Imogine Carlotta
Leonore Graham, dau. of 4th D. of Montrose,
and a Lady of Grace St. John Jems. Seats, Tay-
mouth Castle (Aberfeldv), Auchmore House
(Killin R.S.O.), and Glenfalloch House (Tyn-
drum R.S.O.)— all in Perthsh. ; Ardmaddy Castle
(Oban), and Black Mt. (Bridge of Orchy)— both
in Argyllsh. ; town res., 68 Ennismore Gems., S.
Kens., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1625 ; E. of Breadalbane and
Holland, Vise, of Tay and Paintland, Lord Glenorchy,
Bencdei-aloch, Ormelie, and Weick, 1677. U.K. : Bn.
Breadalbane, 1873 ; M. of Breadalbane and E. of Ormelie,
1885 (the earlier creation of 1831 became extinct with
the death of the 2nd M. in 18&2).— Sir John Campbell,
5th Bt. of Glenorchy, who, like Bn. BIythswood, was
descended from the same line as the Argylls, was the
recipient of all the Scottish Peerages. An invasion by
him of the lands of the Earl of Caithness was the origin
of the song "The Campbells are coming." Owing to
an heraldic error, King Charles II. had awarded him also
the title of Earl of Caithness, and this invasion was hia
mode of enforcing his claim; but in 1681 the mistake
was discovered and the wrong title dropped, though the
precedence of 1677 was certified for the remaining
honours. The original title is given in ' Burke ' as
" Braecl Albane." The U.K. titles were awarded to the
4th Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Campbell.)
Surviving issue of 6th E. (bro. and sist. of
present M.) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1851.)
Lady Eva, now Lady E. Heathcotc, b. 1855 mar. 1S76
Jno. Cuthbt. H., Esq. Res., Hinton Abbey, Bath.
Hon. Ivan C, heir pres. to Earldom and other
Scottish titles (no heir to Marquessate &c. ), a D. L.
for Argyllsh., a memb. of Hon. Corps of Gentn. at
Arms and late Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Scots (Mil.),
served in Egypt 1882 and S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1859,
mar. 1884 Lady Margaret Elizabeth Diana Agar,
dau. of 3rd E. of Norman ton. Res., 18 Roland
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. (2nd heir, his son Iain
Edward Herbert, b. 1885.)
— Dau. -in-law:
Lady Margaret Eliz. Diana C, see preceding.
BREADING, Capt. George Remington,
D.S.O. (1904), Wore. Regt. ; Somalild. 1901 and
1903-4 : b. 1877.
BRECHIN, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Walter John
Forbes Robberds, D.D., 50th Bp., late Vic. of St.
Mary Redcliffe, Bristol : b. 1863 (nephew of 17th
Bn. Sempill), mar. i8q6, cons. 1904. Res., Bishop's
Ct., Broughty Ferry R.S.O. , Forfarsh.
BRECKNOCK. Earl of (by courtesy— title,
U.K. 1812), son and heir of Marq. Camden.
BREDON, Knight. Sir Robert Edward
Bredon, K.C.M.G. (1904), M.A., M.B., Dep.
Insp.-Gen. of Imper. Chinese Maritime Customs,
was Surg, in 97th Regt. 1867-73, aftds. Commissi',
j of Chinese Customs at five ports : b. 1846, mar.
1879 Lily Virginia, dau. of Tlios. C. Banks, Esq.
Res., Shanghai.
! BREMER, Countess, Lady in Waiting to
H.R.H. Bnss. von Pawel-Rainmingen.
: BRENAN, Byron, C.M.G. (1894), late Cons.-
\ Gen. at Shanghai, prev. Cons, at Chefoo, Tientsin,
Peking, Canton, &c. : b. 1847.
! BRENNAN, Louis, C.B. (Civ. 1832), Supt, of
j Brennan Torpedo Fact, at Chatham : b. 1852.
Res., Woodlands, Gillingham, Chatham.
BRERETON, Alfred, C.S.I. (1904I, late Sec.
to Ind. Govt, in Rail. Branch of Works Dept, was
BRE
Baronetage, Knightage,
BRI
159
in that Branch 1873-1904, now Govt. Dir. of Ind.
Rail. Cos. : b. 1849. Ees., Sliev Eush, Claremont
Ed., Surbiton.
BRERETON, Maj. Edward FitzGerald,
D.S.O. (1902), Northamptohsh. Regt. ; N.W.
Front. 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861.
BRETHERTON (STAPLETON-), Hon. Mrs.
Frederick, dau. of 12th Bn. Petre.
BEETT, family name of Esher Viscounty, a. v.
for "Eons."
BEETT, Capt. Charles Arthur Hugh, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Suff. Eegt. ; Hazara 1888 and 8. Africa
1899-1900: b. 1865.
BEEW, Robert John, I.S.O. (1902), late Sec.
and Assist. Regist.-Gen. at Dublin: b. 1838.
Bes., 12 Crosthwaite Pk., Sth. Kingstown, Co.
Dublin.
BEEWSTEE, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Jane Kirke, dau. of the late Thos. Purneil, Esq.),
mar. 1857, as 2nd wife, Sir David Brewster, K.H.,
F.R.S., the eminent optical scientist (d. 1868).
Bes., Allerly, Melrose, Roxburgh.
BEICKWOOD, Knight. Sir John- Brickwood,
Kt. Bach. (1904), Chmn. of Brickwood and Co.,
jreweis, of Southsea, and of County Brewers'
Boc. &c, a principal supporter of the Eoy.
Portsmth. and Gosport Hosp. : b. 1852, mar. 1893,
ind wife, Jessie, dau. of the late J no. Cooper,
3sq., of East Molesey. lies., Brankesmere,
Jouthsea.
BEIDGE, Knight (1). Adm. Sir Cvprian
Lrthur George Bridge, G.C.B. (Mil. 1903;
LC.B. 1899), served in White Sea and in
•lutiny, late Com.-in-Ch. on China Station (prev.
Vustral. ), and has been Dir. of Nav. Intell. and a
lemb. of Ordn. and other Cmttees., ret. 1904 : b.
839, mar. 1879 Eleanor, dau. of Geo. Thornhill,
]sq., C.S.I. Res., 1 Eaton Terr., S.W.
BEIDGE, Knight (2). Sir (John) Frederick
fridge, Kt.Bach. (1897), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902),
fus. Doc, organist at Westminster Abbey,
rresham Prof, of Music and a well-known com-
■oser, Conductor Eoy. Choral Soc. and was Mus.
>ir. at late Coronation : b. 1844, mar. 1883 Helen
lary Flora, dau. of E. Amphlett, Esq. fies.,
ornie Haugh, Huntly, Aberdeensh. ; Little
loisters, Westminster Abbey, S.W.
BEIDGE, Col. Charles Henry, C.B. (Mil.
597), C.M.G. (1900-1), A.S.C., Egypt 1882, Mata-
eleld. 1896, S. Africa 1899-1900, now retd., and
1 an Insp. of Eemounts to Eastern Comd. : b.
352.
BEIDGEMAN", family name of Bradford Earl-
om, q.v. for " Hons." and see below.
BRIDGEMAN, Bear- Adm. Francis Charles
•iridgeman (name doubled, ne Bridgeman-Simp-
m), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), EN., late Nav.
..D.C. to H.M., prev. 2nd in comd. of Atlantic
leet : b. 1848 (gt. grandson of 1st Bn. Bradford)
e$., Copgrove, nr. Leeds.
BRIDGEMAN", Lady Mary Eleanor, dau. of
fdEarl Fortescue.
BEIDGES, Sec. Lieut. George, D.S.O. (1900-1),
-te Derby Imper. Yeom. ; Malay Penins. 1893-5,
.Africa 1899-1900: b. 1874. Bes., 13 Berkeley
mise, Hay Hill, W.
BEIDGES, Maj. George Tom Molesworth,
.S.O. (1904), E.A., S. Africa 1899-1901, Somalild.
P3-4: b. 1871.
BEIDGES, Lady Grace Harriet, dau. of 5th
. of Courtown.
BEIDGFOED, Knight's Widow. Lady B.,
idow of Col. Sir Robert Bridgford, K.C.B. (d.
105). Ees., Beech lawn, Whalley Range, Man-
lester.
BEIDGFOED, Maj. Robert James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shroiish. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1901
comdg. a Batt. of Mtd. Inf. : b. 1869.
BRIDPORT, Viscount. Arthur Welling-
t ton Alexander ^Nelson Hood, 2nd Vise. (U.K.),
j Baron Bridport (Irel.), Duke of Bronte in Italy,
OB. (Civ. 1892), formerly Capt. 25th Foot and
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. Comdt, W. Somerset
j Yeom., an M.P. 1868-80 : son of 1st Vise. ; b.
! Dec. 15, 1839; sue. 1904 (C.) ; mar. 1872 Lady
Maria Georgiana Julia Fox-Slrangicays, sist. of
i 5th E. of iieh ester (granted rank of an Earl's
I dau.). Bes., Sudley Lodge, Bognor, Sussex.
I Creations. Bn. Bridport, Irel. 1794; Vise. Bridport,
j U.K. 1S68; Duke of Bronte, Sicily, 1801 (granted first to
: Adm. Ld. Nelson, the mrrge. of whose niece with the
2nd Bn. Bridport brought the title into this family).—
Rear- Adm. Alex. Hood, brother of 1st Vise. Hood, for his
disthi guished services against the French in several naval
actions, some of them against heavy odds, was appointed
Vice- Adm. of Gt. Britain in succession to Earl Howe, and
was awarded the above Irish Barony and one of Gt.
Britain ; the latter lapsed at his death, hut a U.K.
Viscty. was substituted to bis late successor.
Titled Relatives.
(Hood.)
Issue of present (2nd) V.:
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Herbert Cool; b. 1873.
mar. 1898 Herb. Fredk. C, Esq., son and heir of
Sir Fredk. L. Cook, and Bt,, M.P.
Hon. Sibyl Amy H., b. 1874.
The deceased lion. Alex. Jho. Nelson 77., b. 1876, d.
1877.
Hon. Maurice Henry Nelson 77"., heir to Viscty., b. I
1881. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. William Nelson.) J
Surviving issue o/ist V. (bros. and sists. of present) : j
(Present Viscount, b. 1839.)
Hon. Nina Maria, now Hon. Mrs. George Ferguson, I
V.A., a Bedchamber Woman to Queen Victoria j
1877-1901 : b. 1841, mar. 1861 Lt.-Col. Geo. Arth. F. \
Res., Pitfour, Mintlaw R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
Hon. Mary, now Mcliss. of Hertford, b. 1845, mar. |
1868 the Etui of Yarmouth, now 6th Marq. of H.,q.v.
Hon. William Nelson H, Lieut. E.N, retired, b. 1843.
Hon. Adelaide Fanny, now Hon. Mrs. Herbert Gye,
b. 1850, mar. 1879 Capt. Herb. Fredk. Q., M.V.O.,
q.v.
Hon. Rosa Penelope, now Hon. Mrs. William Evans,
a Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria 1886-94 : b.
1852, mar. 1894 the lat« Wm. Herb. E., Esq. (d. 1900).
Hon. Alexander Nelson 77., Priv. Sec. to H.R.H.
the Princess of Wales, was an Extra Gent. Usher
to the late Queen, and Comptroller of Household,
&c, to H.R.H. the late Duchess of Teck : b. 1354.
Ties., 28B Albemarle St., W. ; Casteilo di Maniace,
Bronte, Sicily.
Hon. Alfred Nelson H, b. 1858.
Hon. Victor Albert Nelson 77".. Priv. Sec. to Gov. of
S. Australia, b. 1862. Club, Union.
— Dau.-in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Horatio II. (Isabella Emiiy,dau. of Sir
Robt. M. Mundy, K.C.M.G.),mar., 1st, 1872, the late
Hon. Horatio Nelson Sandys II., Com. R.N. (d.
1881) ; 2ndly, 1S88, the late Percy J. E. Leveson,
Esq. (d. 1896)— forfeiting her title.]
Issue of 2nd Bn. (aunts of present V.) :
Hon. Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Horace Rochfort, l>.
1813, mar. 1345 the late Horace W. Noel R., Esq.
(d. 1891). Res., 30 Upper Merrion St., Dublin.
(The late 1st Viscount, b. 1814, d. 1904-) , _ ,
Hon. Jane Sarah, now known as 77cm. Lady Iiotham
(q.v.): b. 1817, mar. three times.
BRIENE, Viscount (Scot. 1701)— see " Lothian,
M. of."
BRIERLEY, Capt, Geoffrey Teale, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., a 1st class Instr. in Gunnery;
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1873.
BRIGGS, Baronet's Widow. Lady B. (Mary-
Jane, dau. of the late Benj. C. Howell, Esq.,
Treas. of Barbados), mar. 1857 Srr Thos. G.
i6o
EKE
Directory of Peerage,
BRO
Briggs, ist and only Et. (d. 1887). lies., 18
Alexander St., Westbourne Pk., W.
BRIGGS, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Eliza-
beth Charlotte, dau. of Jas. Gruar, Esq.), mar.
1889, as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. Hy. Briggs, Ch. Clerk
to Admiralty (d. 1897) ; has edited her husb.'s
work on Naval Administrations. Res., 5 Charles
St., St. James's Sq., S.W.
BRIGHT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady B.
(Catherine, dau. of Sir Wm. Miles, 1st Bt.),
mar. 1856 Gen. Sir Robt. O. Bright, G.C.B. (d.
1896) . lies., 71 Cornwall Gdns. , S. Kens., S.W.—
(2) Lady B. (Hannah Barrick, dau. of Jno.
Taylor, Esq., of Bellevue, Hull\ mar. 1853 Sir
Chas. T. Bright, C.E., M.P. (d. 1888). Bes.,
74 West Cromwell Rd., S.W.
BRIGHT, Charles Edward, C.M.G. (1883),
twice Chmn. Melbourne Harb. Trust, Commissr.
to several Exhibitions : b. 1829, mar. 1868 the
following. Bes., 98 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
BRIGHT, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Canterbury (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
BRIGHT, Maj. Richard George Tvndall,
C.M.G. (1901), Rifle Brigade; Uganda 1897-8,
Juba 1898-9, empld. on survey of frontier of
Abyssinia and Brit. Protect. 1899-1902 : b. 1872.
Club, Windham.
BRIGHT, William Robert, C.S.I. (1901), in
I.C.S. as Magistrate, Collector, &c, from 1880,
I late Insp.-Gen. of Police in Bengal, now Opium
1 Agent at Behar : b. 1857. Bes., Behar, Bengal.
BRINCKMAN, Baronet. Sir Theodore
Francis Brinekmon, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. E.
Kent Regt. (Mil.) ; served in S. Africa 1900-2:
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1862, sue. 1905, mar. 1895,
2nd wife (divorced by 1st), Mamie, dau. of the
late Capt. J. H. Linton. Heir, his son Theodore
Ernest Warren (b. 1898 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Roderick Napoleon, b. 1902). Seat, St. Leonard's,
Windsor; town res., 34 Grosvenor St., W.
BRLND, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Eleanor
Elizabeth Lumley, dau. of the late Rev. Hy.
T. Burne), mar. 1873, as 5th wife, Gen. Sir Jas.
Brind, G.C.B. (d. 1888).
BRINDLE, Mgr. Et. Rev. Robert, D.S.O.
(1898), R.C. Bp. of Nottingham, prev. Assist. Bp.
of Westminster and Domest. Chapl. to the Pope,
Acting Chapl. to 5th Vol. Batt. L'pool Regt. ;
Egypt 1882-4, Soudan and Nile 1884-6 and 1898,
Dongola 1896: b. 1837. lies., Nottingham.
BRINTON, Capt. John Chaytor, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), D.S.O. (1900-1), B.A., 2nd Life
Gds., Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. ; Nile
1898 (Omdurman) and S. Africa 1899-1900 as an
A.D.C. : b. 1867.
BEISBANE, Archbishop of. Most Rev. St.
Clair George Alfred Donaldson, D.D. , 1st
Abp. and 4th Bp., late Vic. of Hackney Wick
and Rect. of Hornsey : ord. 1888, cons. 1904.
Bes., Bishopsbourne. Brisbane.
*#*' The above is a new Province parted off (as Victoria
also has been) from that of N.S. Wales. It includes the
Dioceses of Brisbane, Rockhampton, North Queensland,
Carpentaria, and New Guinea.
BEISCO, Baronet. Sir Musgrave Horton
Brisco, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1782), a D.L. and Co. Aid.
for Cumberld., formerly Lieut. Cumbd. and West-
morld. Yeom. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1884,
mar. 1867, as 2nd husb., Maiy Elizabeth, dau. of
Sir Wm. H. Feilden, 2nd Bt,, and widow of
Capt. N. Pedder. Heir, his son Hylton Ealph
(b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew Aubrey Hylton,
b. 1873). Seats, Crofton Hall, Wigton, Cumb. ;
Coghurst, Hastings.
*#* The family name is derived from Brisgau in Suabia,
from which place a company of free lances accompanied
Wm. the Conqueror to England
BRISE (RUGGLES-), Knight. Sir Evei.yn
John Buggles-Brise, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), Chmn. of
Joint Bds. of Convict Prisons, prev. a Priv. Sec.
to successive Home Sees. (1883-91) : b. 1857.
Bes., 41 Hill St., Berkelev Sq., W.
BRISE (RUGGLES-), Lady Dorothea Louisa,
dau. of 7th D. of Atholl.
BRISTOL, Bishop of. Rt, Rev. George For-
rest Browne, 48th Bp. of Bristol (1st of new
creation), D.D., D.C.L., F.S.A., late Bp. Suff. of
Stepney, formerly Canon of St. Paul's, also Disney
Prof, of Archaeology at Cambridge and Secretary
for Local Exams, and Lectures : b. Dec. 4, 1833,
cons. 1895 to Stepney, trans, to Bristol 1897 on
the separation of that See from Glouc, ent. Lords
1903 (C), widower. Bes., The Palace, Redland
Grn., Bristol.
BRISTOL, Marquess of. Frederick William
John Hervey (pron. Harvey), 3rd Marq. ( U.K.),
M.A., Lord Lieut, of Suffolk, a Co. Aid. for
W. Div. of Co., and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Suffk.
Eegt. (Mil.) ; an M.P. 1859-64 (as Earl Jermyn) :
son of 2nd M. ; b. June 28, 1834 ; sue. 1864 (C.) ;
mar. 1862 Geraldine Georgiana Mary, dau. of
the late Gen. the Hon. Geo. Anson, son of 1st
Vise. Anson (Lichfield line). Seat, Ickworth Pk.,
Bury St. Edmunds; res., 19 Sussex Sq., Brighton.
Creations. Bn. Hervey, Eng. 1703 ; E. of Bristol, Gt.
Br. 1714; M. of Bristol and Earl Jermyn, U.K. 1826.—
Jno. Hervey, a distinguished M.P., received the ist
Barony and Earldom. The 5th Earl (F.R.S. and F.S.A.)
was raised to the Marquessate.
Titled Relatives.
{Hervey.)
Issue of present (3rd) M. :
Lady Katherine Adine Geraldine, now Lady K.
Drummond, b. 1864, mar. 1886 Allan Harvey 1).,
Esq. Res., 7 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Lady Alice Adeliza, now The Lady Hylton, b. 1874,
mar. 1896 Hon. Hylton G. Hylton Jolliffe, now 3rd
Bn. Hylton, q.v.
Surviving issue of 2nd M. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Marquess,!). 1834.)
Lady Adeliza Georgiana, now Adeliza, Ctss. of
Clancarty (q.v.), b. 1843, mar. 1866 the late 4th Earl
of C. (d. 1891).
Lady Mary Katharine Isabella H., h. 1843. .Res., with
the Marq. at Ickworth Pk.
Lord Francis H., M.A. barrister-at-law, a Civ. Serv.
Commissr. and Co. Aid. for W. Suffolk, an M.P.
1874-80 and 1885-92: b. 1846. Res. , 34 Buckingham
Pal. Mansns., S.W.
■ — Dau. -in-law :
Lady Augustus H. (Mariana, dau. of W. P. Hodnett,
Esq., and widow of Ashton Benyon, Esq.), mar.
1861, 2nd husb., the late Lord Augustus Henry
Charles H., M.P. (d. 1875). Res., Hampton Court
Palace, Middx. Eld. son (heir pres. to Mar-
quessate) :
Frederick. William Fane Esq., Capt. R.N.,
b. 1863, ma r. 1896 A lice Frances Theodora, dau. of
the late G. E. Wythes, Esq. Res., Ickworth
Lodge, Bury St. Edmds. (2nd heir, his bro.
Walter John, b. 1865.)
BEITISH COLUMBIA-see "Columbia."
BRITTAN, Maj. Reginald, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Notts, and Derb. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa
1900-1, prev. Supt. of Gymnasia in E. Dist. :
b. 1865. lies., Hafoclneddyn, Llandilo R.S.O.,
Carmarths.
BEITTEN, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of 1st
Vise. Colville of Culross.
BROAD, Staff- Capt. George Alexander,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), R.N. : Arctic Expedn.
1875, now comdg. Roy. Yacht 'Alberta : ' b. 1844.
Bes., Avoca, Alverstoke, Gosport.
BRO
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
BRO 161
BROADBENT, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Broadbent, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1893), K.C.V.O. (1901),
M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P., a Phys. in Ord.
to H.M, and H.E.H. the Prince of "Wales,
Cons. Phys. to Lond. Fever Hosp., Victoria
Hosp. for Children, &c , Past Pres. of London
Medical and other Socs., author of various
med. works and papers : son of Jno. Broadbent,
Esq., of Huddersfield ; b. 1835, mar. 1863 Eliza,
dau. of Jno. Harpin, Esq. Heir, his son John-
Francis Harpin,M.D. (b. 1865; 2nd heir,latter's
son, b. 1904. Be.?., 84 Brook St., Grosvenor Sq.. W.
BROADBENT, Col. John Edward, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), R.E. retd. (1902) ; Tirah 1897-8, has
been Assist. Sec. Mil. Dept. Iud. Govt, and Ch.
Engr. for Mil. "Works, Punjab: b. 1845, mar.
1900 the following.
BROADBENT, Hon. Mrs. John, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of 17th Bn. Saye and Sele.
BROADFOOT, Col. Archibald, C.B. (Mil.
A894), R.A. retd. (1898) ; Bhutan 1865-6.
Abyss. i863, Afghn. 1878-80, Mahsud "Waziri, and
Burma 1885-6: b. 1843. Res., Duncree, Newton
Stewart, Wigtownsh.
BRO AD WOOD, Brig.-Gen. Arthur, C.V.O.
(1905)) comdg. istlnft. Div. Scot. Comd.
BROADWOOD, Brig.-Gen. Robert George,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late 12th Lancers, now a Col. on
Stiff and an A.D.C. to H.M.; Dongola 1896,
Nile 1897-8, S. Africa 1900-1, now comdg. Orange
Riv. Col. : b. 1862. lies., Bloemfontain.
BROCKLEBANK, Baronet. Sir Thomas
Brocklebank, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1885), a D.L. for
Lanca., High Sheriff of Cumberld. 1864 : son of the
late Wilson Fisher, Esq., of Keekle, Cumb. (whose
name he exchanged by licence for Brocklebank,
1845), b. 1814, widower. Hoir, his son Thomas (b.
3; 2nd heir, latter's son Aubrey, b. 1873).
Seats, Springwood, Woolton, Liverpool ; Green-
lands, Holmrook, Cumbd.,nr. Carnforth.
BROCKLEBANK, Hon. Mrs. Aubrey, dau. of
Bn. Allerton and wife of above 2nd heir.
BROCKLEBANK, Lieut. Joux Jasper, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 1st Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, now
with Nth. Nigeria Regt. : b. 1875 (grandson of
above Bt.).
BROCKLEHURST, Baroxet. Sir Philip Lee
'•ocklehurst, 2nd Bt. {UJC. 1903), 2nd Lieut.
Derb. Imper. Yeom. : son of 1st Bt. , b. 1887, sue.
1904. Heir pres., his bro. Henry Courtney (b.
1888 ; no 2nd heir) . Seat, Swythamley Pk., Staffs.,
ar. Macclesfield.
BROCKLEHURST, Baronet's Widow. Lady
B. (Annie Lee, dau. of the late Samuel Dewhurst,
Esq.), mar. 1884 Sir Philip Lancaster Brockle-
aurst, 1st Bt. (d. 1904). Res., 1 Stanhope Terr.,
ffydePk.,W.
BROCKLEHURST, Col. John Fielden, C.V.O.
1901), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Roy. Horse Gds. ;
Cgypt 1882, Nile 1884-5, and S. Africa 1899, now
n Equerry to H.M. Queen Alexandra : b. 1852.
les., Ranksbrough, Oakham.
BRODIE, Baronet. Sir Benjamin Vincent
Iellon Brodie, 3rd Bt. of Boxford [U.K. 1834),
I.A., F.S.A., barrister-at-law, a C.C. for Surrey :
on of 2nd Bt., b. 1862, sue. 1880, widower. Heir,
is son Benjamin Collins (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
3t cousin Alfred Waldegrave, b. 1851). Res.,
•rockham Wan-en, Betchworth R.S.O., Surrey;
iamb., 5 Stone Bdgs., Line. Inn, W.C.
BRODIE, Lady Eleanor {Brodie of Brodie),
iu. of 2nd E. of Ducie.
BRODIE, Maj. Ian Ashley Moreton, D.S.O.
902), Lo vat's Scouts Imper. Yeom., formerly
Lieut. Scots Gds. ; S, Africa 1900*2, is Lord Lieut,
of Nairnsh. : b. i85S (grandson of 2nd E. of
Ducie). Res., Brodie Castle, Forres, Elginsh.
BRODIE, Lady Maria, dau. of 8th Earl
Waldegrave.
BRODRICK, family name of Midleton
Viscounty, q.v. for " Hons."
BRODRICK, Baron (67. Br. 1796), Imper. title
of Vise. Midleton, also Irish title (1715).
BRODRICK, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) William St. John
Fremantle Brodrick. P.C. (G-t. Br. 1897), M.A
M.P. for Guildford Div. {€'.), a D.L. for Surrey,
Sec. of State for India, late for War, prev. Under
Sec. for For. Affairs and to War Dept., is Hon. Col
Surrey Imper. Yeom. : eld. son and heir of Vise,
Midleton, b. 1856, mar., 1st, 1880, the late Lady
Hilda Charteris (d. 1901) ; 2ndly, 1903, Madeleine
Cecilia Carlyle (Hon. Mrs. St. John B.), dau. of
the late Col. Hon. J. C. Stanley (son of 2nd Bn
Stanley of Aldeiiey) and Lady St. Helier. Res., 34
Portland PL, W.
BROGHILL, Baron {Irel. 1628)— see "Cork
and Orrery, E. of."
BROKE (DE-CAPELL-),— see "Brooke."
BROMBY, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Charles Henry
Bromby, D.D., was 2nd Bp. of Tasmania 1864-82,
aftds. Bp. Assist, to the late Bp. of Bath and
Wells : b. 1814, widower. Res., Bristol.
BROMFIELD, Capt. Harry Hickman, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Wales Bords. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. i85g. Res., Penlanole, Rhayader, Radnorsh.
BROMHEAD, Baronet. Sir Benjamin Par-
nell Bromhead, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1806), C.B. (Mil.
i83g), Col. in LA. Supermini. List, served in
Afghan War 1878-80 and in Soudan, Sikkim,
and Hazara 1891 Expedns. ; has been Gov. of
Aitchison Coll., Lahore: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1838,
sue. 1870, widower. Heir, his son Edward
Gonville, Capt. LA. (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son Benjamin Denis Gonville, b. 1900). Seat,
Thurlby Hall, Lincoln.
BROMHEAD, Col. Charles James, C.B. (Mil.
1893), Ashanti 1873-4, Zululd., and Burma 1887-9,
comd. 24th Regtl. Dist. 1892-7, retired 1897: b.
1840 (bro. of preceding). Club, U. Serv.
BROMLEY", Baronet. Sir Robert Bromley,
6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1757), Admin, and Treas. of St.
Kitts and Nevis, late Hon. Attache at Washing-
ton and Assist. Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. J.
Chamberlain : son of 5th Bt.,b.i874, sue. 1905, mar.
1900 the under-mentioned Hon. Lady Bromley.
Heir pres., his bro. Maurice Bromley-Wilson, b.
1875 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Arthur, Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1876). Seats, Stoke, Newark, Notts. ; Ashwell,
Oakham; res., Govt. House, St. Kitts, W.I.
BROMLEY, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady B. (Georgiana Ellen, dau. of the late Vere
Fane, Esq.), mar. 1856, as 2nd wife, Sir Henry
Bromley, 4th Bt. (d. 1895). Res., Stoke as above.
— (2) Adela, Lady B. (Adela Augusta, dau. of
the late Westley Richards, Esq.), mar. 1873 Sir
Henry Bromley, 5th Bt. (d. 1905).
BROMLEY, Hon. Lady, dau. of the late Bn.
Pauncefote (see that title), and wife of above
Baronet.
BROMLEY, John, C.B. (Civ. 1904), Acct.-Gen.
to Bd. of Education, has been on spec. serv. in
Meditn. and Natal : b. 1849. ^es-> Sutton Corner,
Seaford, Sussex.
BRONTE, Duke of {Sicily 1801)— see "Brid-
port, Vise."
BROOK, Maj. -Gen. Edmund Smith, C.B. (Mil.
1900), Zululd. 1879, Transvaal 1881, Ind. Frontier
162
BRQ
Directory of Peerage,
BRO
1897-8, and S. Africa 1901-2, now comdg. troops
in Cape Colony : b. 1845. Res., Cape Town.
BROOK, Herbert Arthur, I.S.O. 1905),
M.L.C. and Registr. of Records in the Bahamas.
BROOKE, Baron {Eng. 1621)— see "Warwick,
E. of." For Lord Brooke, see below.
BROOKE, Baronet of Armitage Bridge. Sir
Thomas Brooks, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1899), F.S.A., a
D.L. and Chirm. O.S. for W. Riding, a Dir. of
L. & N. W. Rail., late Lt.-Col. comdg. 5th W. Rid.
Rif. Vols. : son of the late Thos. Brooke, Esq.,
b. 1830, mar. 1902, 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of Jas.
Priestly, Esq . Heir, none. Seat , Armitage Bridge,
Almondbury, Huddersfield.
BROOKE. Baronet of OolebrooJce. Sir Arthur
Douglas Brooke, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1822), F.Z.S., a
D.L. for Fermanagh (High Sheriff 1896) : son of
3rd Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1891, mar. 1887 Gertrude
Isabella, dau. of the late Stanlake R, Batson, Esq.
Heir, his son Basil Stanlake (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Victor Mervyn, b. 1893). Seat, Cole-
brooke Pk., Brookeborough, Co. Fermanagh.
BROOKE, Baronet of Norton. Sir Richard
Marcus Brooke, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1662), a D.L. for
Cheshire, formerly in 1st Life Gds. : son of 7th
Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1888, mar. 1883 Alice, dau. of
the late Jno. S. Crawley, Esq. Heir, his son
Richard Christopher (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Basil Poynings, b. 1853). Seat, Norton Priory,
Halton, Runcorn, Cheshire.
BROOKE, Baronet of Oakley— see '-'Brooke
(De-Capell-)."
BROOKE, Baronet of Summer ton. Sir George
Frederick Brooke, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), a D.L.
for City of Dublin, High Sheriff of Wexford
1882, and of Co. Dublin 1898, head of a Dublin firm
of wine merchants and Dep. Gov. of the Bank of
Ireld. : son of the late Eras. II. Brooke, Esq., b. 1849,
mar. 1881, 2nd wife, Emily Alma, dau. of the late
Augustine H.Barton, Esq. Heir,his son George (b.
1877; 2nd heir, son by 2nd mrrge., FrancisHugh, b.
1882) . Seat, Surnmerton, Castleknock, Co. Dublin.
| BROOKE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady B. of Colebrooke (Alice Sophia, dau. of
Sir Alan E. Bellingham, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1864
Sir Victor Alex. Brooke, 3rd Bt. (d. 1891). Res.,
Villa Jouvence, Pau, France. — (2) Dowager Lady
B. of Norton (Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Hariy Mainwaring, 2nd Bt.). mar. 1871, as
2nd wife, Sir Richard Brooke, 7th Bt. (d. 1888).
Res., 73 Eccleston Sq., S.W. — (3) See "Brooke,
De-Capell-."
BROOKE, Earl {Gt. Br. 1746)— see "War-
wick."
BROOKE, Knight (1) and Raj .a. Sir Charles
Anthony Brooke, G.C.M.G. (1888), late R.N.,
now H.H. the Raja of Sarawak (succeeding 1868
his uncle, whose name he assumed in lieu of
Johnson) : b. 1829, mar. 1869 Margaret Alice
Lilly (H.H. the Rani of Sarawak), dau. of Clayton
de Windt, Esq. Heir (as Raja), his son Charles
Vyner, Raja Muda (b. 1874 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Bertram W. D., TuqnMuda). Res., The Astana,
Sarawak ; Chesterton, Cirencester.
BROOKE, Knight (2). Sir William Robert
Brooke, K.C.I.E. (1895), late Dir.-Gen. of Tele-
graphs in India : b. 1842, mar. 1870 Evelyn, dau.
of Jno. Simons, Esq. Res., 62 Albert Gt.
Mansns., 219 Knightsbridge, S.W.
BROOKE, Lord {b.y courtesy— see Bn. B.
above), elder son and heir of E. of Warwick.
BROOKE, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Monck.
BROOKE, Hon. Mrs. Hope, dau. of 9th Vise.
Barrington.
BROOKE, Brig. -Gen, Lionel Godolphin, C.B.
(Mil igoo«-i), Zululd. 1879 and S. Afr. War 1899
(comdg. Connaught Rangers), now a Brig.-Gen.
comdg. a Grouped Regtl. Dist : b. 1849 (cousin of
two follg.). Res., Vicar's Croft, Galway.
BROOKE, Lt.-Col. Ronald George, D.S.O.
(1898), nth Hussars; Chitral Relief 1895, Matabe-
leld., Tirah 1897-8, and Khartoum, S. Africa
1899-1902, part as an A.D.C., late a D.A.A.G. to
Headnrs. Staff in Somalild. : b. 1866 (bro. of above
Bt. of Colebrooke, as is follg.).
BROOKE, Maj. Victor Reginald, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 9th Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1900, and
1901-2 as A.D.C., now A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch.,
I India : b. 1873 (see preceding).
j BROOKE, Lady Wilhelmina, dau. of 4th E.
, of Dartmouth.
! BROOKE (DE-CAPELL-), Baronet. Sir
I Arthur Richard De-Capell-Brooke, 5th Bt.
j {U.K. 1803), B.A., late Capt. and Hon. Maj. in
j Northants. Mil., served in S. Africa 1902, is a C.C.
I for Northants., High Sheriff of Rutland 1899 :
j son of 4th Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1892, mar. 1897 Fanny
Cecil Talbot, dau. of Capt. Duncan M'Neill. Heir
pres., his bro. Edward Geoffrey (b. 1880; 2nd
heir, their uncle Charles Edward, b. 1844). Seats,
Gt. Oakley Hall, Kettering, Northants. ; Aghadoe
House, Killeagh, Co. Cork.
**■* The family surname has varied between De Capell,
Broke, Brooke, and Supple. The present compound form
is that adopted by the 1st Bt. and restored by the 4th
after the 2nd had varied it do De-<J.-Broke.
BROOKE (DE-CAPELL-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady- De-O.-B. (Mary Grace, dau. of the
late Rt. Rev. Edwd. Troilope, Bp. Suff. of Not-
tingham), mar. 1867 Sir Richd. L. De-Capell-
Brooke, 4th Bt. (d. 1892). Res., Hill House,
! W oodford, Thrapston, N'thants.
j BROOKS, family name of Crawshaw Barony,
; q.v. for "Hons."
BROOKS, Baronet's Widow. Lady B. (Jane,
dau. of the late Col. Sir David Davidson, K.C.B.),
! mar. 1879, as 2nd wife, Sir Wm. Cunliffe Brooks,
j 1st and only Bt. (d. 1900). (The Mchss. of
I Huntly is the late Bt.'s dau. bv 1st wife.)
BROOME, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Mary
Anne, dau. of the late Walter G. Stewart, Esq.,
aftds. Lady Barker), mar. 1865, 2nd hush., Sir
Fredk. N. Broome, K.C.M.G., Gov. of W. Aus-
tralia, Trinidad, &c. (d. 1896). Res., 42 Eaton
Terr., S.W.
BROUGHAM, family name of follg. Barony.
BROUGHAM and VAUX {pron. Broom and
Vawks) , Baron. Henry Charles Brougham, 3rd
Bn. (c7.A'.),K.C.V.O. (i905),aD.L.forCumbd.and
Westmorld., and C.C. for latter, formerly a clerk
in H. of Lords : son of 2nd Bn. and nephew of 1st
(the distinguished statesman) ; b. Sept. 2, 1836 ;
! sue. 1886 {L.U.) ; mar
Adora Frances Olga,
dau. of Peter Wells, Esq., and widow of Sir
Richd. C. Musgrave, 11th Bt. of Edenhall, M.P.
Scats, Brougham Hall, Penrith, Cumb. ; Chateau
Eleonore, Cannes; town res. ,36 Chesham PI., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Brougham and Vaux, U.K., orig. 1830,
2nd patent i860 extending succession to the brother (takes
precedence from the latter, as the title based upon the
former would have become extinct). — Henry, Lord
Brougham, the eminent lawyer, statesman, and writer,
was appointed Lord Chancellor with the above double
title of Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Brougham.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Eleanor Mabel B., b. 1883.
A deceased dau., b. & d. 1885.
Hon. Henry B„ heir to Barony, b. 1887. 2nd heir,
BHO
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BRO
163
his 1st cousin Wilfrid Francis, h. 1864, son of late
Hon. w llfnd.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1836.)
Hon Alice Eleanora, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Adwardes, b. abt. 1837, mar. 1863 the late Rev. the
Hon. Tliomas E., son of snd Bn. Kensington, q.v.
lion. Emily Evelyn, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Bug-
™m;e> »• 1839, mar. 1867 the late Capt. Fras. Sandys
B. (d. 1858). Res,, Brcckhr.i«t, Guernsey.
Hon. Adcla Mary Grenville, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Cool; b. 1846, mar. 1885 Chas. Archer C, Esq. Res.,
bullingstead, Haseombe, Godalming.
Hon. Reginald Thomas Dudley B., b. 1853, mar.. 1st
^4, tiu late Augusta Louisa, dau. of Arth. W.
>\ ard, Esq., who cbtd. a divorce 1900 and died 1902;
zndly, igco. Isabella Aususta .Hon. Mrs. Reginald
&.), dau. of the lace Saml. L. Schuster. Esq., and
divorced wife of Fras. ('. Baring, Esq. Res.,
(-hesham Monsns., 8 Pont St., S.W.
- Dau. -in-law. ■
Hon. Mrs. Wilfrid B. (Maria Sophia, dau. of the
late Col. I'aunce), mar. 1901, as 2nd wife, the late
S°?,\AViIfml B- <d- Res. Penla, Swanage
R.h.O., Dorset; 35 Kildare Terr., Bayswater. W.
BROUGHTON {pron. Brawton) Barony ( UK .
1851)— extinct 18&9 on death of 1st and only Bn.
(surname Hoblwusc) :
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. Charlotte, now Charlotte, Lady Borchester,
q. v b. 1831, mar. 1854 the late 4th Bn. D. (d. 18971.
Hon. Sophia, now Ctss. of Roden, q.v. (Widow), b.
1832, mar. 1851 the late 5th Earl of R. (d. 1897).
BROUGHTON, Baronet. Sir Delves Louis
Brougldon, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1660), late Lieut. 4th
Batt. N. Staffs. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 9th Bt., b.
1857, sue. 1899, mar. 1887, 2nd wife, Mary Evelyn,
dau. of the late Rowland H. Cotton, Esq. Heir, his
; son Henry John Delves (b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Brian Evelyn Delves, b. 1898). Seats, Dod-
dington Pk., Nantwich, Chesh. : Broughton
Hall, Eccleshall R.S.O., Staffs.
BROUN, Baronet. Sir William Broun, 10th
Bt. {Scot. 1686), son of 9th Bt., b. 1848, sue.
1882, mar. 1871 Alice Jane, dau. of the late Y. C.
Peters, Esq. Heir, his son James Lionel (b. 1875 ;
2nd heir, next son, William Arthur, b. 1876).
Bes., Dalblair, Winton, N. S. Wales.
*## « Debrett ' still regards the title of this Bt. as
doubtful, but 'Burke' accepts it without hesitation.
There is an old tradition in this family associated with
the " Colstoim Fear," a singular specimen of fruit which
is stili preserved, and which is said to have been given to
a lady on her marriage by her ancestor Hugo de Gitford/
a noted necromancer, wno professed to have endued it
with the faculty of confer rim/ prosperity upon anyone
who possessed it.
BROWN, Baronet of Astrop. Sir William
Richmond Brown, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1863), High
Sheriff of Northants. 1873 and formerly Hon. Col.
1st Vol. Brig. Lanes. Artill. : grandson of 1st Bt.
and son of Alex. Brown, Esq., b. 1840, sue. 1864,
mar. 1862 Emily, dau. of the late Gen. Wm. T. B.
Mountsteven. Heir, his son Melville Richmond
(b. 1866 ; 2nd heir, next son, Frederick Richmond,
b. 1868). Seat, Astrop Pk., King's Sutton,
j&F'thants., nr. Banbiuy ; town res., 34 Chesham PL,
BROWN, Baronet of Broome Hall. Sir
Alexander Hargreaves Brown, 1st Bt. {U.K.
1902), M.P. for Wellington Div. of Salop {L.U.),
Hon. Col. 1st Lanes. Vol. Artill., formerly a Comet
in 5th Drgn Gds. : son of the late Alex. Brown,
Esq., of Beilby Grange, Yorks. ; b. 1844, mar.
1876 Henrietta Agnes Terrell, dau. of Chas. R.
Blandy, Esq., of Madeira. Heir, his son Gordon
Hargreaves, Lieut, in Army (b. 1880; 2nd heir,
next son, Walter Hargreaves, b. 1881). Seat,
Broome Hail, Holmwood, Dorking ; town res.,
12 Grosvenor Gdns., S.W.
BROWNjKnight (1). Sir Charles Gage J?rou> ?i,
K.C.M.G. (1897), M.D., LL.D.. F.R.C.P.E., late
Phys. and Med. Adviser to Colon. Off. (1874-97),
also for some time to For. and Audit Offs. : b.
1826, mar. 1855 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Wm.
M'P. Rice, Esq. Bes., 88 Sloane St., S.W.
BROWN, Knight (2) . Prof. Sir George Thomas
Brown, Kt. Bach. (1898), OB. (Civ. 1887), a Gov.
of Roy. Vet. Coll. London, late Dir. of Vet. Dept.
and aftds. Cons'?. Vet. Adviser to Bd. of Agric. :
b. 1827, mar. i860 Margaret, dau. of Jas. Smith,
Esq., of Stroud. Bes., Orme Lodge, Stanmore,
Middx.
BROWN, Knight (3). Maj. Sir Robert Han-
bury Brown, K.C.M.G. (1902), R.E. retd. (1893H
served in Afghanistan 1878-80, aftds. in Bengal
Irrigation Dept., later Insp.-Gen. in Egypt in
connection with the Nile Reservoir : b. 1849, mar.
1878 Marian, dau. of Rev. Edwin Meyrick. Bes.,
Newlands, Crawley Dawn, Sussex.
BROWN, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Frances
Caroline, dau. of Chas. Baker, Esq., and widow of
Russell Jeffrey, Esq.), mar. 1883, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., Surg.-Gen. Sir Jno. CampbellBrown,K.CB.
(d. 1890). Res., 3 South Terr., Adelaide, S.A.
BROWN, Charles, CLE. (1903), Insp.-Gen.
of Police, Punjab, and Under Sec. to Govt, in
Home Dept., had charge of Police arrangemts.
during Delhi Durbar festivities 1902-3 : b. 1849.
Bes., Lahore.
BROWN, Col. Frederick John, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1 ), Essex Regt. ; Soudan 1884-5 and S. Africa
180.9-1902 : b. 1857. Club, Jun. IT. Serv.
BROWN, George, I.S.O. (1903), Ch. Clk.
Friendly Socs. Registry : b. 1848.
BROWN, Harry, I.S.O. (1902), Sub-Insp. of
Schools to Bd. of Educn. : b. 1843.
BROWN, John M'Leavv, C.M.G. (1808), Ch.
Commissi', of Corean Customs, formerly Acting
Chinese Sec. at Peking, accompd. Chinese Mission
to Europe 1868. Bes., Seoul, Corea.
BROWN, Miss Mary Margaret Annesley,
I.S.O. (1903), Supt. Postal Order Branch, G.P.O. :
b. 1857. Bio., 19 Fordwych Rd., W. Hampstead,
N.W.
BROWN, Col. William James, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
V.D., Hon. Col. 17th Middx. Rifle Vols.: b.
1832. Bes. , 7 Gloucester Terr. , Reg. Pk. , N.W.
BROWN (BURTON-), Brig.-Surg. Thomas
Edwin, CLE. (1891), M.D., formerly Prine.
Lahore Med. Coll., retired from Army 1889 : b.
1833. Bes., R.yslaw, iSsWiliesden Ln.,Brondes-
buxv, N.W.
BROWN (WREFORD-), Capt. Claude Wre-
ford (i.e. Wreford Wreford-B.), D.S.O. (1900-1),
N thumb. Fas. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1876.
BROWN (YEATS-), Montagu, C.M.G. (1892),
late Cons, at Boston, prev. Genoa : b. 1834. Bes.,
II Castello, Portofino, N. Italy ; English address,
Roy. Thames Yacht Club.
BROWNE, family name of Sligo Marquessate,
Kenmare Earldom, and Kilmaine Barony. Index
to the three lines (ke., Kenmare ; ki., Kilmaine ;
s., Sligo).
Ld. AlfredEden.s. Ly. Ellen M. ke. Ly. Margaret, kb,
Lv. Aline, ki. Ly. Emily, s. Ly. Mary Isabel, s.
Hn. Arth. Hv. ki. Hn.GeraldR.D.KE.Hn.Maur. H.D.kk.
Ld. Arth. Howe, s. Hn. Mrs. Gore, sep. Ly. Moya Mel. s,
Ly. Augusta, s. Hn. Mrs. Howe, ki. Ly. Muriel G.-, s«p.
Ly. Cicely, ke. Ly. Isabella M. s. Hn. Mrs. Richd.Kf.
Lv. Doreen Ger. s. Hn. Jno. E. D. ki. Ld.Richd. Howe.B.
Lv. Dorothy, ke. Hn. Julia S. ki. Hn. Sophia, ki.
Ly. Eileen Ag. s. Ly. Kathleen, ke. Ld. Terence M. s.
N 2
164
BRO
Directory of Peerage,
BRO
BROWNE, Baron — see " Oranmore and
Browne " (surname Broivne-Guthrte).
I BROWNE, Bishop— see " Bristol."
! BROWNE, Knight (1). Sir Benjamin Chap-
man Browne, Kt. Bach. (1887), D.C.L., M.I.C.E.,
i Chmn. of Hawthorn, Leslie, and Co., engineers
! and shipbuilders ; a D.L. for N'thumbd., twice
Mayor of Newcastle : b. 1839, mar- 1861 Annie,
dau. of the late R. T. Atkinson, Esq. fi.es., West-
acres, Newcastle-on-Tvne.
i BROWNE, Knight (2) — see "Browne,
Crichton-."
BROWNE, Knight (3). Gen. Sir James
Frankfort Manners Browne, K.C.B. (Mil. 1894),
R.E. retd. (1888), now Col. Comdt., served in
Crimea and was Gov. of Roy. Mil. Acad. Wool-
wich 1880-7 : b. 1823 (grandson of 2nd Bn.
Kilmaine), widower. lies., 19 Roland Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
BROWNE, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady B.
(Lucy, dau. of R. C. Sherwood, Esq.), mar. i860,
Gen. 8ir Saml. J. Browne, G.C.B., U(JC (d. 1901).
Res., The Wood, Ryde, I.W.— (2) See "Browne
(Gore-)."
BROWNE, Albert, I.S.O. (1903), Colon. Treas.
Orange River Colony and an M.E.C. and M.L.C.,
has been employed in Cyprus, Basutold., &c. : b.
i860. Res., Bloemfontein.
BROWNE, Maj.-Gen. Arthur George
Frederic, C.B. (Mil. 1903), D.S.O. (1890), I.A.,
Afghn. 1878-9, Burma 1886 and 1891-2, Lushai,
Chitral Relief, Tiroh 1897, &c.,nowcomdg. Gharwal
Brigade: b. 1851. lies., Gharwal, Burma.
BROWNE, Charles Macaulay, C.M.G. (1900),
Sen. Memb. of Exec, and Legisl. Councils of
Grenada: b. 1846. lies., Melrose, Grenada.
BROWNE, Lieut. Charles Michael, D.S.O.
(1903), R.E., Waziris 1901-2, now an Assist. Supt.
of Ind. Survey: b. 1878.
BROWNE, Brig.-Gen. Edward Stevenson,
C.B. (Mil. 1904), T$& (1879), late S. Wales
Borderers ; Griqualand 1875, Zululand 1878-9,
now comdg. 6th Inf. Brigade : b. 1852. fies.,
Portsmouth.
BROWNE, George, I.S.O. (1903), Judges'
Associate, Curator of Intestate Estates, and
Regist. oi Bankruptcy to Supr. Ct., Tasmania :
b. 1838. fies., Hobart.
BIJOWNE, Brig.-Gen. George Fitziierbert,
CB? (Mil. 1905), D.S.O. (1888), late Mil. Attache at
Peking, prev. D.A.A.G. in Ireld. and has been
on serv. on W. Coast of Africa, late an A.A.G. at
Headqrs. : b. 1851.
BROWNE, Hon. Mrs. Gore (name not a
compound), dau. of 10th Bn. R.0U0.
BROWNE, Gen. Henry Ralph, C.B. (Mil.
1905), Lt.-Gen. and Hon. Gen., Col. Norfolk
Regt. ; Crimea, Afghn. 1879-80 : b. 1828.
BROWNE, Maj. John William, D.S.O. (1902),
Maj. and Dist. Insp. Cape Mtd. Police; S. Africa
1902.
BROWNE, Lt.-Col. Percival John, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Dorset Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut.
1st Drgns. ; S. Africa 1900-1: b. 1862. lies., Fife-
head Magdalen, Gillingham, Dorset.
BROWNE, Lt.-Col. Reginald Spencer, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Qnsld. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa i8gg-
1900: b. 1856.
BROWNE, Col. Samuel Haslett, CLE.
(1896), M.D., M.R.C.P., I.M.S., Afghn. 1878-9,
Hon. Surg, to Viceroy of India, and Insp.-Cen.
of Civ. Hosps. Bengal, late Princ. and Prof, of
Medicine at Lahore Med. Coll. : b. 1850. fies.,
Calcutta.
BROWNE, Maj.-Gen. Swinton John, C.B. I
(Mil. 1891), LA. retd.; Mutiny 1857-9, N.W. I
Frontier 1863 and 1868, Jowaki 1877-8, Mahsud :
Waziri 1881 : b. 1837.
BROWNE, Capt. Walter Hamilton, D.S.O. |
(igo5\ 6th Batt. Roy. Fus. (Mil.) ; Nthn. Nigeria j
1903, now 3rd class Resident there.
BROWNE, William, I.S.O. (1903), late Office
of Works. lies., Norbury House, 53 Preston
Drive, Brighton.
BROWNE (BESSELL-), Capt. Alfred Joseph,
D. S.O. (1902), Hon. Capt. to Comwth. of Australia 1
Mil. Forces and in W. Austr. Civ. Serv. ; S. Africa j
1899- 1902 : b. 1877. fies., Adelaide Terr., Perth, j
BROWNE (CAVE-), Edward Raban, C.S.I. \
(1888), late Acct.-Gen. India Off. (ret. 1900), ent.
E. India House 1854 : b. 1835 (nephew of Sir
Wm. Cave-Browne-Cave, 9th Bt.). fies., 16
Beaufort Rd., Reigate.
BROWNE (CLIFTON-), Baronetcv (Eng. 16991. long
('.rented extinct, but now assumed by Ohas. W. W.
Clifton-Browne, The 3rd Bt. lived and died in Poland,
and there appears to be no further record of the family.
BROWNE (CRICHTON)- (pron. Criton),
Knight. Sir James Crichton-firowne, Kt. Bach.
(1886), M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., Lord
Chancellor's Visitor in Lunacy, Past Pres. of Med.
Soc. of Lond. and Med.-Psyeholog. Assoc., and
Vice-Pres. and Treas. Roy. Inst, of Qt. Brit.,
author of numerous papers and med. and other
works : b. 1840, widower, lies., Crindau, Dum-
fries.
BROWNE (GORE-) , Knight' s Widow. Lady
Cr.-B. (Harriete, dau. of Jas. Campbell, Esq.),
mar. 1851 Col. Sir Thos. Gore-Browne, K.C.M.G.,
Gov. of N. Z., Tasmania, &c. (d. 1887). fies., 7
Kensington Sq., W.
BROWNE (GORE-) , Lady Muriel, dau. of 7th
E. of Dunmore.
BROWNE (HAMILTON-), Maj.HENRY,D.S.O.
(1900-1), Imper. Bushmen's Contingt. in S. Africa
1900 : b. 1863. lies., Hesperides, nr. Sydney.
BROWNE (SETON-), Capt. Clement Lau-
rence Seton (i.e., C. L. Seton Seton-Browne) ,
D.S.O. (1897), LA., Tochi Valley 1897 : b. 1869.
BROWNING, Colin Arrott Robertson,
C.I.E.(i886), M.A., formerly Insp.-Gen. of Educn.
to Centr. Provs. India, ret. 1889: b. 1833. lies.,
Oak Pk., Dawlish, Devon.
BROWNING, Col. Montague Charles, C.B.
fCiv. 1897), late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. in
Suffolk Mil., formerly in 87th Regt. : b. 1837.
fies., Brantham Ct., Manningtree, Essex; 73
Grosvenor St., W.
BROWNING, Lt.-Col. Winthropp Benjamin,
CLE. (1898), I.M.S., has been Surg, to Gov. of
Madras, is Prof, of Med. Jurisprudence to
Madras Med. Coll : b. 1855. lies., Madras.
BROAVNLEE, Capt. John Innes, D.S.O. (1900-
1), Cape Med. Bearer Corps in S. Afr. War
1900- 1 : b. i860, lies., Tembani, Alexandra Rd.,
King' William's Town, Cape.
BROWNLOW, family name of Lurg an Barony
(not of folig.), q.v. for " Hons."
BROWNLOW, Earl. Adelbert Welling-
ton Brown low Cta, 3rd Earl (U.K.) and a
Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1887), V.D., Lord Lieut, of
Lincolnsh., a D.L. for Herts., a Trustee of Nat.
Gall.,anEcclesiast. Commissr.,an A.D.C.toH.M.,
Col. comdg. Beds. Inf. Vol. Brig., and Hon. Col.
of other Batts. in Auxil. Forces ; formerly Under
Sec. for War, Pari. Sec. to Loc. Govt. Bd.,Paym.-
Gen., and Lieut. Gren. Gds., an M.P. 1866-7:
bro. of 2nd E. and grandson of 1st (his father
BRO
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
BRU
165
was the late Vise. Alford, who died 1851 ; b. Aug.
19, 1844 ; sue. 1867 (C.) ; mar. 1868 Lady Adelaide
Talbot, dau. of 18th E. of Shrewsbury. Seats,
Belton House, Grantham, Lines. ; Ashridge Pk.,
Berkhamsted, Herts. ; town res., 8 Carlton House
Terr., S.W.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1677 ; Bn. Brownlow, Gt. Br.
1776: Earl Brownlow and Vise. Alford, U.K. 1815.— The
4th BL. was created Bn. Brownlow in recognition of the
services of his father, the Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. Oust, Speaker
of the House of Commons 1761-70 ; his successor obtained
the two higher titles. No issue.
Heir pres. (to Barony and Baronetcy only) :
Henry John Cockayne Oust, Esq., B. A., M.P. for Ber-
mondsey (C), a JJ.L. for Lines., once Editor of
Pall Mall Gazette : gt. grandson of 1st Bn., b. 1861,
mar. 1893 Emmeline Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Wm. E. Welby-Gregory, 4th Bt. Res., St. James's
Lodge, Delahay St., Westminster, S.W. (2nd heir
his bro. Adelbert Salusbury Cockayne C. , b. 1867. )
BROWNLOW, Knight. Gen. Sir Charles
Henry Brownlow, G.C.B. (Mil. 1887; K.C.B.
1872), Col. Brownlow' s Punjabis, LA., served
in Punjab and China Wars and in Hazara
(1852-3 and 1868), Lushai, and several other
Expedns., aftds. Assist. Mil. Sec. for Indn. Affairs
at Horse Gds. and an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria,
now retired: b. 1831 (nephew of 1st Bn. Lurgan),
mar. 1890 Georgiana, dau. of the late Win. C. King,
Esq. Res.. Warfleld Hall, Bracknell, Berks.
BROWNLOW, Col. Celadon Charles, C.B.
(Mil. 1900), LA. Supernum. List ; Frontier 1863,
Utmanzai, Dour Valley, Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn.,
Miranzai (1st and 2nd) : b. 1843. Res,, 6 Cam-
bridge Pk. , RedJand, Bristol.
BROWNLOW, Lady Kathleen Susan Emma,
dau. of 6th E. of Daruley and wife of follg.
BROWNLOW, Maj.-Gen. William Vesey,
C.B. (Mil. 1887), Zululd. 1879, Transvaal 1881,
comd. 22nd Regtl. Dist. 1889-94, ret. 1901 : b.
1841, mar. 1904 the preceding. Club, Army and
Navy.
BROWNRIGG, Baronet. Sir Douglas Egre-
mont Robert Brownriyg, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1816),
Com. R.N. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1900,
mar. 1896 Beatrice, dau. of Sir C. Clementi Smith,
G. C.M.G. Ihir, his son Robert Cecil (b. 1903 ;
no 2nd heir) . Res. , White Waltham, Maidenhead,
Berks.
BROWNRIGG, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady B. (Ada Cecilia Georgiana, dau. of Sir Jno.
H. Lethbridge, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1863 Sir Henry M.
Brownrigg, 3rd Bt. (d. 1900). Res., with present
Bt.
BROXMOUTH, Viscount (Scot. 1707)— see
"Roxburghe, D. of."
BRUCE, family name of the Elgin and Kin-
cardine Earldom and of the Aberdare and Bal-
four of Burleigh Baronies. Index to the three
lines, as well as to the family names Bruden ell-
Bruce (Ailesbury) and Hovell-Thurlow-Cum-
ming-Brace (Thurlow), ab. being for Aberdare,
ai. for Ailesbury, b. for Balfour, e. for Elgin,
and t. for Thurlow :
Hn. Alexander, e. Hn. David, e. Hti. Mary, b.
Hn.AlIceMoore,AB.Hn. Eva Is. M. AB.Hn. Pamela Al. ab.
Ly. Augusta, e. Hn. Fredk. Jno. e. Hn. Pamela G. ab.
Hn. Austin, ab. Hn. Geo. J.Gord.B. Ly. Rachel Cath. e.
Hn. Bernard, e. Hn. Georgina, ab. Hn. Robert, e. & b.
Hn. Caroline L. AB.Hn. Granville, ab. Ld. Robt. Thos. ai.
Hn. Chas.Edwd.T. Hn. Hamilton, AB.Hn. Mrs. Thos. C.e.
Ld. Chas. Frdk.Ai. Hn. Hy.Lyndh.AB.Ly. Veronica, e.
I Hn. Chas. Grnv.AB.Hn. Hy. Nigel, t. Hn. Vict. Alex. e.
I I Hn. Clar. Nap. ab. Hn. Jane Ham. b. Hn. Vict. Al. K. b.
Hn. Const. P. A. AB.Hn. Jno. Bern. e. Hn. Vict.Aust. ab.
Ly. Const. Ver. e. Hn. Jno. Ham. AB.Ly. Violet, ai.
Hn.Mrs.Cummg.-T.Ly. Louisa Marj.Ai.Hn. Wm. Nap. ab.
BRUCE, Baron— see compounds below.
BRUCE, Baronet of Downhill — see "Bruce,
P.C."
BRUCE, Baronet of Stenhouse. Sir William
Cuningham Bruce, gth Bt. (Scot. 1629), late a
D.L. for Stirlingshire, formerly Capt. 74th High-
landers : nephew of 8th Bt. and son of the late
Wm. C. Bruce, Esq., b. 1825, sue. 1862, widower.
Heir, his son William Waller (b. 1856 ; 2nd
heir, latter' s son Michael Wi-lliam Selby, b. 1894).
Res., Vyera, Ascot, Berks.
BRUCE, Earl (U.K. 1821)— see "Ailesbury,
M. of."
BRUCE, Knight (1). Sir Alexander Car-
miciiael Bruce, Kt. Bach. (1903), barrister-at-
law, an Assist. Commisr. Metropol. Police: b.
1850. Res., 82 Lexham Gdns., Kens., W.
BRUCE, Knight (2). Sir Charles Bruce,
G.C.M.G. (1901; K.C.M.G. 1889), late Gov. of
Mauritius, prev. of Windward Is. and Brit.
Guiana and Dir. of Publ. Instr. Ceylon, is a
D.L. for Kinross-sh. : b. 1837, mar. 1868 Clara,
dau. of the late Jos. Lucas, Esq. Res., Arnot
Tower. Leslie. Kinross.
BRUCE, Knight (3)— see P.C. (2) below.
BRUCE, Knight (4). Sir George Barclay
Bruce, Kt. Bach. (1888), late Consg. Engr. to P.
Ind. Rail, and various lines in different countries
has been Pres. Inst. C.E. : b. 1821, widower. Res.,
64 Boundary Rd., St. John's Wd., N.W. ; offices,
3 Victoria St., S.W.
BRUCE, Knight (5). Vice-Adm. Sir James
Andrevv Thomas Bruce, K.C.M.G. (1900), served
in China 1900, was Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria
1895-8, late on China Station, ent. Navy 1859 :
2nd son of Rt. Hon. Sir H. H. Bruce, Bt., b. 1846,
mar. 1877 Catherine Mary Philippa, dau. of the
late Col. Edwin Wodehouse, C.B. Res., 3 Montagu
Sq.. W.
BRUCE, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Alice, dau. of Dr. Chalmers, of Bengal), mar.
1863 Lt.-Gen. Sir Hy. Le Geyt Bruce, K.C.B.
(d. 1899). Res., 1 East Cliff, Dover.
BRUCE, Lord (by courtesy- see "Bruce of
Kinloss"), eld. son and heir of E. of Elgin and
Kincardine.
BRUCE, Priv. Counc. (1) and Baronet of
Downhill. Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Hervey Bruce, P.C.
(Irel. 1889), 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1804), late Lieut, of
Londonderry (High Sheriff 1846), Hon. Col. Lon-
donderry Artill. (Mil.), formerly in 1st Life Gds.
and an M.P. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1820, sue. 1836,
widower. Heir, his son Lt.-Col. Hervey Juckes
Lloyd B. (b. 1843; 2nd heir, latter's son Capt.
Hervey Ronald B., b. 1872). Seat, Downhill,
Coleraine, Co. Londonderry.
BRUCE, Priv. Counc. (2) and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Gainsford Bruce, P.C, (Gt. Br. 1904^,
Kt. Bach. (1892), D.C.L., late a Judge of King's
Bch. Div., prev. Recorder of Bradford and Attorn.-
Gen. for Co. Palatine of Durham, aftds. Temporal
Chanc. for same, appd. Q.C. 1883, an M.P. 1888-
92 : b. 1834, mar. 1868 Sophia, dau. of Fras. Jack-
son, Esq., of Chertsey. Res., Yewhurst, Bromley,
Kent ; Gainslaw House, Berwick-upon-Tweed.
BRUCE, Col. Andrew M'Crae, C.B. (Mil.
1900), LA. Supernum. List; Bhutan 1865-6,
Miranzai 18S9 and 1891, Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn.
1879-80, Mahsud Waziri, Zhob Valley, Hazara
1888 : b. 1842.
BRUCE, Col. David, C.B. (Civ. 1905). F.R.S.,
R.A.M.C., S. Africa: b. 1855. Res., 68 Victoria St.,
S.W.
BRUCE, Col. Edward, C.B. (Mil. 1905), I,A.,
Afghn. 1879-80 : b. 1850.
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Directory of Peerage,
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BRUCE, Richard Isaac, CLE. (1881), late a
Commissr. in Punjab, prev. a Polit. Agent in
Baluchistan, served in Afghn., Zhob Valley,
and Waziristan campaigns, ret. 1896 : b. 1840.
Res., Quetta, Fairfax Rd., Teddington.
BRUCE (BRTJDENELL-), family name of
Ailesbury Marquessate, q.v. for "Lords" and
Lady Violet, with Index above.
BRUCE (GUMMING-), see follg.
BRUCE (HOVELL-THURLOW-C JMMLNG-) ,
family name of Thurlow Barony, q.v. for
" Hons.," see also above Index.
BRUCE of KINLOSS, Baron {Scot. 1633), and
of TORRY (1647), titles of the Elgin and Kine.
Earldom.
BRUCE of TOTTENHAM (Wilts.), Baron
{Gt. Br. 1746), a title of the Ailesbury Marq.
BRUDENELL, Baron {Eng. 1628), another
title of the Ailesbury Marquessate.
BRU-de-WOLD — see " De Wold."
BRUEN, Priv. Cousrc. Rt. Hon. Henry Bruen,
P.C. {Irel. 1880), M.P. 1857-80, High Sheriff of
Carlow 1855 (is a D.L.) and of Wexford 1883:
b. 1828, widower. Res., Oak Pk., Carlow;
Coolbawn, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford.
BRULL (Briill), Ignatz, C.M.Gh (1902), LL.D.,
Brit. Consul at Buda-Pesth, Viee-Pres. of Chamb.
of Advocates there : b. 1848. lies., Brit. Con-
sulate.
BRUNE (PRIDEAUX-, pron. Prid'ux), Hon.
Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st Bn. Brabourne.
BRUNKER, Maj. Capel Molyneux, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lanes. Fus. ; Crete and Nile 1898, S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1858.
BRUNNER, Baronet. Sir John Tomlinson
Brunner, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1895), M.P. for Northwich
Div. (£.), a D.L. for Lanes., Chmn. of a firm of
alkali manufacturers; has given large sums to
Liverpool Univ. and to the schools and free
libraries in the division, endowing a Chair at
Livrpl. Univ. Coll. and presenting a Public
Libr. to town of Northwich : son of the late Rev.
John Brunner, of Everton, Lanes., orig. of Zurich;
b. 1842, mar. 1875, 2nd wife, Jane, dau. of the late
Wm. S.Wyman, Esq.,M.R.C.S. Heir, his son John
Fowler Leece (b. 1865; 2nd heir, latter's son
Felix John Morgan, b. 1897). Seats, Druids
Cross, Wavertree, Liverpool; Winnington Old
Hall, Northwich, Chesh. ; town res., 9 Ennismore
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BRUNTON, Knight. Sir (Thomas) Lauder
Brunton, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.D., D.Sc, LL.D.,
F.R.S., F.R.C.P., formerly Pres. Roy. Med. Soc.
of Edinburgh and Exam, in Materia Mediea to
London and other Univs., author of various med.
and scient. works : b. 1844, mar. 1879 Louisa
Jane, dau. of the late Archdn. Stopford, of Kells.
Res., Pondtail Ldg., Fleet, Winchfield, Hants.;
10 Stratford PL, Oxford St., W.
BRYAN, Hon. George Leopold, bro. and
heir pres. of present Bn. Bellew (q.v.), having
assumed the name Bryan in place of Bellew.
BRYANT, Francis Morgan, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), Assist. Sec. to Privy Purse : b. 1859. Res.,
17 Lower Grosvenor PI., S.W.
BRYANT, Lieut. Henry Balfour Fergusson,
M.V.O. (5th class, 1903), Highld. L.I. : b. 1876.
BRYANT, Capt. Henry Grenville, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shropsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 as
Signalling Offr. : b. 1872.
BRYCE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. James Bryce,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1892), LL.D., D.C.L., D.Litt.,
F.R.S., M.P. for S. Aberdeen (£.)> a D.L. for Co.
of City of Aberdeen, barrister-at-law, has been
Under Sec. for Foreign Affairs, Chanc. Duchy of
Lane, and Pres. of Bd. of Trade, was Regius
1 Prof, of Civ. Law in Oxfd. Univ. 1870-93 : b. 1838,
' mar. 1889. Res., 54 Portland PL, W.
BRYDGES (JONES-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady J.-B. (Mary Sarah, dau. of the late Capt.
Jno. Moberly, R.N.), mar. 1S50 Sir Harford J.
Jones-Biydges, 2nd and last Bt. (d. 1891). Res..
Boultibrook, Presteign R.S.O., Radnorsh.
BUCANA, Baroness— see " Diar-il-Bniet."
BUCCLEUCH (^ro«.Buck'lew) and QUEENS-
BERRY, Duke of. William Henry Walter j
Montagu-Bouglas-Scoii, 6th D. of Buccleuch and 1
8th of Queensberry {Scot.), sits as E. of Don- j
caster {Eng.) ; K.G. (1897), K.T. (1875), P.C. j
{Gt. Br. 1901), Lord Lieut, of Dumfriessh., a
D. L. for Cos. Selkirk and Roxburgh, and Capt.- j
Gen. Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly Lt.-Col.
Midlothn. Yeom. ; an M.P. 1853-68 and 1874-80 (as
E. of Dalkeith) : son of 5th D. ; b. Sept. 9, 1831 ; sue.
1884(C); mar. 1859 Lady Louisa Jane Hamilton,
V.A., Mistress of the Robes to H.M. Queen Alex-
andra (prev. to Queen Victoria), dau. of 1st D. of j
Abercorn, K.G. Seats, Dalkeith House, Edin- |
burgh ; Drumlanrig Castle (ThornhiU) and The
Lodge (Langholm), Dumfriessh.; Bowhill, Sel- '
kirk ; Boughton House, Kettering, N'thants. ; !
town res., Montagu House, Whitehall, S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Scott of Buccleuch, 1606 ; E. of
Buccleuch and Ld. Scott of Whitehester and Eskdaiii,
1619 ; I). of Buccleuch and E. of Dalkeith, 1&63 ; D. of
Queensberry, M. of Dumfriesshire, E. of Drumlanrig
and Sanquhar, Vise, of With, Torthorwald, and Boss,
and Ld. Douglas of Kinmont, Middlebie, and Dornock,
1706 (orig. 16G4, but resigned and obtd. new patent).
Eng. : E. of Doncaster and Bn. Scott of Tyndale, 1663
(Scott forfeited 1685, but restored 1743 with orig. pre-
cedence).—Sir Walter Scott (Kt.), Warden of the West
Marches (third of the name and second of the office), was
recipient of the first of the above titles. His great
grandfather, the first of the three Sir Walters, was also
a daring chief, and his unsuccessful attempt to rescue
King James V. from the Earl of Angus is the foundation
of the story told by his later namesake in the ' Lay of the
Last Minstrel.' Sir Walter, the 1st Ld. Scott, had
carried on a predatory warfare against the English, but
on the conclusion of a peaceful arrangement he was
delivered up as a hostage, and when in England was
brought before Queen Elizabeth, who imperiously
demanded of him how he had dared to engage in such
deeds. But for once the haughty woman had found her
match, for the ready answer came, " What is there that
a man dare not do? " Struck with the reply, she turned
to a Lord in Waiting and said, "With ten thousand such
men our brother of Scotland might shake the firmest
throne in Europe." This "brother" was James VI.,
who, on becoming James I. of Gt. Britain, among his first
acts made a Lord of the intrepid warrior. His successor
obtained the honours of 1619. The Ctss. 4th in line
married James, Duke of Monmouth (a natural son of
Charles II.), who thereupon assumed her name and
received the Dukedom of Buccleuch, with the Dalkeith
Earldom. He was afterwards executed for rebellion,
but the titles were unaffected, being held jointly by
his wife, to whom those of 1606 and 1619 had come by
inheritance. The Queensberry Dukedom (see " Queens-
berry, Marq."), with other titles of 1706, came into this
line through the 3rd Duke of B. becoming successor to
the 4th of Q. The original surname was Scott, to
which the 4th Duke prefixed Montagu, and then the
5th inserted Douglas.
Titled Relatives.
(MontagvrDouglaa-Scott.)
Issue of present {6th) D.:
The late Walter Henry M.-D.-S., E. of Dalkeith, b.
1861, d. by an accident 1886.
E vifL of Ualkeitu, heir to Dukedom : John Charles
M.-D.-S., M.P. for Roxburgh (C), Vice-Lieut, of
Selkirksh., a D.L. for Cos. Midlothian, Dumfries,
and Boxburgh, Chrmn. Nth. Brit. Bail., formerly
Lieut. R.N. and Capt. comdg. Border Mounted
Bines: b. 1864, mar. 1893 Lady Margaret Alice
Bridgeman, dau. of 4th E. of Bradford. Res.,
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Eildon Hall, St. Boswells, Roxburgh ; Montagu
House, Whitehall, S.W. Issue:
Lady Margaret Ida M.-D.-S., b. 1893.
Lord Whitcliester, 2nd heir to Dukedom : Walter
John M.-D.-S., b. 1894.
Hon. William Walter M.-D.-S., b. 1896.
Lady Sybil Anne Af.-D.-S., b. 1899.
Lady Alice Christabel M.-D.-S., b. 1901.
Lady Mary Theresa M.-D.-S., b. 1904.
Lord George William M.-D.-S. , late Capt. 10th Hussars
and an Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireland,
served in S. Africa 1899-icoo: b. 1866, mar. 1903
Lady Elizabeth Emily Manners, dau. of 7th D. of
Rutland (Lady Elizabeth M.-D.-S.).
Lord Henry Francis M.-D.-S., M. A., Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt.
Roy. Scots (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1868.
Lord Herbert Andrew M.-D.-S., D.S.O. (1900-1), Capt.
Irish Gds., served as A.D.C. to Pd.-Marsh. Lord
Roberts in S. Africa 1900 and 1902, prev. to Gov.
of Madras, late in Malta : b. 1872, mar. 1905 Marie,
dau. of the late Jas. Edwards, Esq. (Lady Herbert
M.-D.-S.).
Lady Katharine Mary, now Lady K. Brand, b. 1875,
mar. 1899 Capt. Hon. Thos. Walter B., son and
heir of 2nd Vise. Htmpden, q.v.
Lady Constance Anne M.-D.-S., b. 1877.
Lord Francis George M.-D.-S., Lieut. Gren. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1899 iqoo, now an A.D.C. to E.
of Minto in India : b. 1879.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Elizabeth M.-D.-S., see Lord George above.
Surviving issue of$thl). (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Doke, b. 1831.)
Bn. Montagu of Beauiieu, q.v., b. 1832.
Lord Charles Thomas M.-D.-S., G.C.B., b. 1839— see
" Scott, M.-D.-, Kt."
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now Mchss. 03 Lothian
(q.v., Wid. remrrd.), b. 1844, mar. 1865 9th Marq. of
L. (d. 1900).
Lady Margaret Elizabeth, now Lady M. Cameron of
Lochiel, b.1846, mar. 1875 Capt. Donald G.of L. Res.,
Achnacarry, Spean Bridge R.S.O., Inverness-sh.
Lady Mary Charlotte, now Lady M. Trefusis, b.
1851, mar. 1877 the late Col. Hon. Walter Rodolph
T., C.B. (d. 1885), son of 19th Bn. Clinton, q.v.
BUCHAN {pron. Buck'an), Earl of. Shipley
Gordon Stuart Erslcine, 14th Earl (Scot.), a D.L.
for Linlithgowsh. : son of 13th E. ; b. Feb. 27,
1850 ; sue. 1898 ; mar. 1876 Rosalie Louisa, dau.
of Capt. Jules A. Sartoris. Res., Gogmagog
Hills, Cambridge ; Amonden House, Linlithsow :
6 Aldford St., Park Ln., W.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Buchan and Ld. Auchterhouse,
1469: Ld. Cardross, 1610.— The first to obtain the Peerage
was Jas. Stewart (sic), son of the Black Knight of Lorn
and Joan, Queen Dowager of Scotland. The 1st Lord
Cardross was 20th Earl of Mar ; his eldest son succeeded to
the latter title, whilst a son by his 2nd wife married Marv,
Ctss. of Buchan, and became Earl of that line in his wif e"s
right. The Cardross peerage was settled upon a younger
son, whose 2nd successor, the 4th Lord, became qth Earl
of Buchan.
Titled Relatives.
(Erskine.)
Issue of present (14th) E.:
Lord Cardross, heir to Earldom : Ronald Douglas
Stuart Mar E., late Lieut. Scots Gds. : b. 1878.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Albany.)
Lady Muriel Agnes Stuart, now Lady M. Heath- \
cote-Drummond-Wi loughby, b. 1879, mar. 1903 I
Maj. Hon. Chas. Strathavou H.-D.- W., son of 1st ]
E. of Ancasfcer, q.v.
Lady Margery Gladys Stuart E. , b. i83o.
Lady Evelyn Hilda Stuart E., now Lady E. Guinness,
b. 1883, mar. 1903 Hon. Walter Edwd. G., son of
Bn. Iveagh, q.v.
Surviving son of 13th E. (bro. of present):
(Present Earl, b. 1850.)
Hon. Albany Mar Stuart E., formerly Capt. 3rd Batt.
W. Rid. Regt. (Mil.), b. 1852, mar. 1878 the late
Alice Ellen, dau. of the late Alf. Keyser, Esq., who |
obtd. divorce 1900 and died 1902.
Dau.-in-law of \2th E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 13th Earl, b. 1815, d. 1898.)
Hon. Mrs. George E. (Agnes Maria, dau. of Rev. Jno.
W. Mason), mar. 1889 the late Hon. George Francis
Albany E. (d. 1894). Res., Buchan Lodge, Norham,
Berwick-upon-Tweed.
BUCHAN, Lieut. Ernest Norman, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Manchester Regt. ; S. Africa 1900 : b.
1879.
BUCHAN, Col. Lawrence, C.M.G-. (1900-1),
Boy. Canad. Begt. ; N.W. Canad. Bebellion 1885,
! S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1847. Res.. Toronto,
j BUCHANAN, Baronet of Burgh St. Peter's—
J see "Buchanan, Leith-."
j BUCHANAN, Baronet ofDunburgh. Sir Eric
1 Alexander Buchanan, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1878), son
! of istBt. (Bt. Hon. Sir Andrew B., G.C.B.) and
bro. of 2nd; b. 1848, sue. 1901, mar. 1898 Con-
| stance Augusta, dau. of the late Capt. Chas. E.
j Tennant, B.N. Heir, his son Charles James (b.
j 1899; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Andrew Archibald, b.
j 1850). Seat, Craigend Castle, Milngavie, Stir-
lingsh., nr. Glasgow ; town res., 38 Sloane Ct.
West, S.W.
BUCHANAN, Baronet's Widow. Arabella,
Lady B. (Arabella Catharine, dau. of the late
Capt. Chas. G. Colquitt-Craven), mar. 1873 Sir
Jas. Buchanan, 2nd Bt. (d. 1901). Res., Court
House, Malvern.
BUCHANAN, Knight (1). Hon.Sir (Ebenezer)
John Buchanan, Kt. Bach. (1901), Sen. Puisne
Judge Supr. Ct. Cape Col., formerly an M.L.A.,
M.E.C., and M.L.C., also Attorn. -Gen. and Acting
Ch. Justice, was Capt. Duke of Edinburgh's
Own Rifles in Transvaal 1879, is a memb. of
Counc. (late Viee-Chane.) of Cape Univ. and a
Kt. of Grace St. John Jems. : b. 1844, mar. 1878
Mary, dau. of D. Mudie, Esq. Res., Clareinch,
Claremont, Cape Town.
BUCHANAN, Knight (2). Sir George William
Buchana.,., K.C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Civ. 1900), Min.
Plenip. and Cons. -Gen. in. Bulgaria, late Sec. to
Emb. at Berlin, prev. at Rome, and 2nd Sec. at
Tokio and at Vienna and Berne, also Charge
d' Affaires at Darmstadt : b. 1854 (bro. of above
Bt. ), mar. 1885 the under-mentioned Lady Geor-
gina B. Res., Brit. Legat., Sofia.
BUCHANAN, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Alice Mary Asmar, dau of Edwd. C. Seaton,
Esq., M.D.), mar. 1865 Sir Geo. Buchanan, M.D.,
E.R.S., Med. Offr. Loc. Govt. Bd. (d. 1895).
BUCHANAN &c, Marquess op {Scot. 1707)
— see " Montrose. D. of."
BUCHANAN, Lady Georgina Meriel, wife
of preceding Kt. 2 and dau. of 6th Earl Bathurst.
BUCHANAN, Col. Lewis Mansergh, C.B.
(Civ. 1897), F.E.G.S., late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
comdg. 4th Batt. Boy. innisk. Fus. (Mil.) ; Mutiny
1857-9: b. 1836. Res., Edenfel, and Lisnamallard,
both nr. Omagh, Co. Tyrone.
BUCHANAN (CABRICK-), Knight's Widow.
Lady C.-B. (Frances Jane, dau. of the late
Anthony Lefroy, Esq.), mar. 1849 Col. Sir David
C. B. Carrick-Buchanan, K.C.B. (d. 1904). Res.,
Drumpellier House, Coatbridge, Lanarks. ; Corse-
wall, Stranraer, Wigtownsh.
BUCHANAN ( LEITH- ), Baronet. Sir Alex-
ander Wellesley George Thomas Leith-
Buchanan, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1775), a D.L. for
Dumbartonsh., late Capt. 1st Dumbarts. Rif.
Vols. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1903, mar.
1888 Maude Mary, dau. of the late Alex. Grant,
Esq., of Glasgow. Heir, his son George Hector
Macdonald (b. 1889 ; 2nd heir, next son, Alex-
ander Wellesley Grant, b. 1890). Seat, Ross
Priory, Balloch,' Dumbartonsh.
BUCK, Knight. Sir Edward Charles Buck,
K.C.S.I. (1897; Bach. 1886), LL.D., late Sec.
to Ind. Govt, in Rev. and Agric. Dept. (ret. 1897),
prev. Dir. of Agric. N.W.P. : b. 1839. Club, E. j
Ind. U. Serv.
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BUCKHURST, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. B. I
U.K. 1864), son and heir of Earl De La Warr.
BUCKINGHAM, Col. James, CLE. (1890),
comd. various troops 1884-91, ret. 1897, and now j
connected with tea-growing cos., is an Hon. I
A.D.C. to Ind. Viceroy, and Addit. Memb. of
Counc. : b. 1843. Address, Amgoorie P.O., Assam. \
BUCKINGHAM and CHANDOS, Dukedom
of ( U.K. 1822)— extinct from 1889.
*#* The 3rd and last Duke (whose name was RreriAitD <
Plantagenkt Campbell Temple- Nugent- Br ydges-Chan-
dos-Grenville) bore various titles which had been con- j
ferred in different generations and subject to diverse j
laws of succession, thus : D. of Buckingham and I
Chandos ( U. K. 1822), extinct ; Earl Temple of Stowe (same j
creation but with special remainder, subsequent to an j
earlier Temple Earldom borne by a predecessor and j
extinct with the Dukedom), passed to his nephew, the |
late Earl (d. 1902) • vise. Cobham {Gt. Br. 1713), passed to a I
relative, 5th Bn. .uyttelton, who thereupon took the
higher title ; Bn. Kinloss {Scot. 1602, open to female sue- [
cession), devolved upon his married daughter, Lady Mary
Morgan-Grenville. Other extinct titles are— M. of Buck-
ingham (1784), M. of Chandos (1822), and Earl Nugent
(Irel. 1776).— Previous Dukedoms of Buckingham (county) I
are given in 'Nicolas' as lasting respectively 1444-1521, !
1623-87, and 1703-83. The above Dukedom is located to j
the town of that name.
Surviving Issue.
Lady Mary, now Bnss. Kinloss, C.I. (q.v.), b. 1852. |
Lady Caroline Jemima Elizabeth Temple-N.-B.-C-
Grenville, b. 1856. Res., Grenville, Godalming,
Surrey.
BUCKINGHAM and CHANDOS, Duke's [
Widow (remrrd.). Duchess of B. & Ch. (Alice
Anne, dau. of Sir Graham Graham-Montgomery, [
3rd Bt.), a Lady of Justice St. John Jerus., mar.,
1st, 1885, as 2nd wife, 3rd D. of Buckingham (d.
1889, when the Dukedom became extinct). She
aftds. mar. (1894), as his 2nd wife, 2nd Bn., now |
1st Earl, Egerton of Tatton (q.v.), but retains
title of Duchess by courtesy.
BUCKINGHAMSHIBE, Earl of. Sidney !
Carr Hobart-Hampden-Mercer-Henderson (Hobart
pron. Hubbard), 7th Earl (Gt. Br.) and a Bt.,
a D.L. and C.C. for Bucks., late a Lord in
Waiting to Queen Victoria : grandson of 6th |
E., and son of the last Lord Hobart (see under }
Lady H. below) ; b. March 14, i860 ; sue. 1885
(L.) ; mar. i888Georgiana Wilhelmina (authorised
to take for herself the name of Mercer-Henderson
only), dau. of the late Hon. Hew A. D. H. Hal-
dane-Duncan-Mercer-Henderson, son of 1st E. of
Camperdown. Seats, Hampden House, Gt. Mis-
senden R.S.O., Bucks. ; Fordell, Inverkeithing
R.S.O., Fifesh.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1611. Gt. Br. : Bn. Hobart, j
1728; E. of Buckinghamshire, 1746.— The Rt. Hon. Sir
Jno. Hobart, 5th Bt., Kt. of the Bath, Lord Lieut, of
Norfolk, was the 1st Bn. and Earl. The 4th Earl was
an M.P. in both the Irish and English Houses of Com-
mons, and also Chief Secretary for Ireland, Governor of j
Madras, Secretary for War and the Colonies, Postmaster- I
General, &c. The 6th Earl, who was Prebendary of
Wolverhampton, assumed the additional name of j
Hampden, and the surnames Mercer-Henderson were !
taken and used by the present Earl for himself and
issue from 1903.
Titled Relatives.
Daus. of present (7th) surname Hobart-Hamp- \
den-Mercer- Henderson :
Lady Dorothy Edith Isabel H.-H.-M-H., b. 1891.
Lady Sidney Mary Catherine Anne H.-H.~M.-H., ,
b. 1900.
Sists. 0/ present E. (granted rank of Earls' daus.
1885) — orig. surname Hobart-Hampden :
(Present Earl, b. i860.)
Lady Albinia Frederica, now Lady A. Donaldson,
b. 1861, mar. 1900 Rev. Stuart Alex. D., Master j
of Magdalene Coll. Camb. Res., The Lodge, Magd.
Coll., Cambridge.
Lady Isabel Augusta, now Lady I. Margesson, b. 1863,
mar. 1886 Mortimer Regd. M., Esq. Res., Foxly- \
diate House, Redditch, Wore.
Lady Henrietta Vere, now Lady H. Hughes, b. 1864,
mar. 1889 Jas. Ford II., Esq. Res., 4 Cheyne Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W.
Surviving issue of 6t?t E. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Charles Edward H.-TJ., heir pres. to Earldom,
formerly Capt. 26th Bombay N.I. : b. 1825, mar. 1863,
2nd wife, Lucy Pauline, dau. of Jno. Wright, Esq.,
of Lenton Hall, Notts. (Hon. Mrs. Charles II.- H.).
Res. , Freelands, 2 De Frene Rd., Sydenham, S.E.
(2nd heir, his son Arthur Ernest, b. 1864.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Maria Catherine II.- H., b. 1831. ) /?<?,<?., Hamp-
Lady Charlotte Augusta II.-H., b. 1833. [ den Lodge, i
Lady Louisa Selina II.-H., b. 1834. ) Sidmouth.
Ma.i. Hon. Horace Miles II.-H., formerly A.D.C. to
his bro. Lord Hobart, the under-mentioned Gov. of i
Madras : b. 1835, mar. 1880, 2nd wife, Isabella, dau. of j
the late Robt. Druitt, Esq., M.D. (Hon. Mrs. Horace |
II.-H.). Res., Chalgrove, 97 Cheriton Rd., Folke-
stone.
Lady Eleanor Agnes H.-II.,b. 1833. Res., The Lodge, !
Mortlake Rd., Kew.
— Davs. -in-law ■'
Lady Hobart, C.I. (Mary Catherine, dau. of Rt. Rev.
Thos. Carr, 1st Bp. of Bombay), mar., 1st, 1853, the
late Lord Hobart, Gov. of Madras (d. 1875): 2ndly,
1879, Chas. Coates, Esq., M.D. — retaining title by
courtesy. Res., Villa Montanto, Florence ; 11 Corn-
wall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. —It was her hiisband"s
younger brother (who succeeded as Lord Hobart,
and who, as well as his widow, is deceased) who was
father of the present Earl and his above sisters.
Hon. Mrs. Augustus II.-H. (Edith Kathleen, dau. of
the late Herb. Le Hore, Esq.), mar. 1879, as 2nd
wife, the late Vice-Adm. Hon. Aug. Charles II.-H. ,
Hobart Pacha (d. 1886).
BUCKLAND, Charles Edward, CLE. (1895),
B.A., barrister-at-law, late Ch. Memb. Bd. of
Rev., Bengal, Commissr. Burdwan and Presid.
Divs., and an M.L.C., has been Chf. Sec. : b.
1847. lies.. 61 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
BUCKLE, Maj. Christopher Reginald,
D.S.O. (1902), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1862.
lies., Salisbury.
BUCKLE, Capt. Matthew Perceval, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. W. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, now a Staff-Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1869.
BUCKLEY, Baronet. Sir Edmund Buckley,
istBt. (U.K. 1868), a D.L. for Merionethsh., an
M.P. 1865-78 : son of Edmd. Peck, Esq., b. 1834,
assumed name of Buckley 1864, mar. 1885, 2nd
husb. to 2nd wife, Sara Mysie, widow of A.
Jackson Burton, Esq., of Chicago. Heir, his son
Edmund (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Edmund
Maurice, b. 1886), Seats, The Plas, Dinas
Mawddwy R.S.O., Merionethsh.
BUCKLEY, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Burton
Buckley, Kt. Bach. (1900), M. A., officially "Mr.
Justice Buckley,' ' Judge of Chanc. Div. of High Ct.
(hence " Hon.") , appd. Q..C. 1886: b. 1845, mar.
1887 Bertha Margaretta, dau. of Chas. E. Jones,
Esq., of Cornwall Gdns. Res., 7 Melbury Rd.,
Kens., W. ; 346 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
BUCKLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Alice, dau. of the late Sir Wm. Fitzherbert,
K.C.M.G.), mar. 1 8— Hon. Sir Patk . Alph . Buckley ,
K.C.M.G., Judge of Supr. Ct. N.Z. (d. 1896).
Res., Wellington, N.Z.
BUCKLEY, Robert Burton. C.S.L (1901),
M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E., late Ch. Engr. and Sec. to
Govt, of Bengal and Memb. Counc. of Lt.-Gov.,
ret. 1902 : b. 1847. Res., 44 Clanricarde Gdns.,
Bayswater, W.
BUCKNILL, Knight. Hon. Sir Thomas
Townsend Buchnill, Kt. Bach. (1899), officially
BUC
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"Mr. Justice Bucknill," Judge of King's
Bench Div. of the High Ct. (hence "Hon."), <
an M.P. 1892-9, formerly Recorder of Exeter and j
Standing Couns. to Roy. Coll. of Phys., appd.
Q.C. 1885 : h. 1845, mar. 1878 Annie Bell, dau. of .
the late Hy. B. Ford, Esq. Res., Hylands House,
Epsom; chamb., 10 King's Bench Walk, Temple,
E.C., and 655 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
BUCY, Maequess de. Sergius Mortimer
Emmanuel Bouault de Longueville de Bucy, nth .
Marq. de Bucy and Merval (Marquis — France 1602) i
and a Grandee of Spain, served in Bechuanald. •<
and in S. Africa 1899-1900 : son of 10th M., b. 1864, !
sue. 1867. No present heir (style " Comte de Lon- ;
gueville," when a son). Club, United Forces (117 1
Piccadilly, W.).
*** A line descended from the feudal Lords of Bucy .
(Buciacum), two of the Marqs. having heen Lords in
Waiting to Kings Louis XIII. and XV. The 8th Marq.
married Marie Rouault, Mchnss. de (iamaches, whose
ancestors were feudal Lords of Gramaehcs, and in whose
line the titles Marq. Rouault and Vicomte de Tilloy
existed for some generations ; hut herself was heheaded 1
with Marie Antoinette, and her son, the §th Marq. de 1
Bucv and 6th Rouault fell at Waterloo.
BUDAK, Baron of. Giuseppe Be Biro Gour-
(jion, -th Bn. (Malta 1716). R'S., 32 Strada Reale,
Notabile, Malta.
BUDWORTH, Maj. Charles Edward ,
Dutton, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.A., Instr. in
Gunnery for H. & F. Artill. ; S. Africa 1899-1900
•with C.I.V. Regt. : b. 1869. Club, Army and
Navy.
BUIST, Maj. Herbert John Martin, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), M.B., R.A.M.C. ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1868.
BULEBEN, Baron of. Filippo Giovanni
Azopardi-Zamitt, 6th Bn. (Malta 1777), a memb. of
Cmttee. of Privileges and of Cmttee. of Assembly
of Maltese Nobility : bro. of 5th Bn., b. 1865, sue.
1899. No known heir. lies.. Castello Zamitello,
Gneina, Migiarro ; Casa Buleben, Notabile;
Villa Azopardi, Casal Zebbug ; St. Paul's Bay ;
Palazzo Zamitello, 7 Strada Reale, Valetta ; Villino
Beltrand, "Wardia — all in Malta.
BTJLEBEN, Baron's Widow. Bnss. B. (Anna
Maria, dau. of Ct. Ferd. F. M. de Fremeaux) , mar.
1877 5th Bn. Buleben (d. 1899) . Bes., Strada Santa
Lucia, Valetta.
BULGARIA — see Royal Family.
BULKELEY, Col. Charles Rivers, C.B. (Civ.
1902), late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th
Batt, Oxf. L.I. (Mil.): b. 1840. Bes., Oak Cot-
tage, Whitchurch, Salop ; Clewer Lodge, Windsor.
BULKELEY, Maj. Henry Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Capt. and Hon. Maj. W. Yorks.
Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1900-1: b. i860. Bet.,
Standlowe, Staff ords. (? post town) ; Linden Hill,
Twyford R.S.O., Berks.
BULKELEY (WILLIAMS-), Baronet. Sir
Richard Henry Williams-Bulkdey, 12th Bt. (Eng.
1661), Lord Lieut, of Anglesea and Chmn. Q.S.
(High Sheriff 1887), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
Roy. Anglesey Engr. Mil. : son of nthBt.,b. 1862,
sue. 1884, mar. 1885 the under-mentioned Lady
Magdalen W.-B. Heir, his son Richard Gerard
Wellesley (b. 1887; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cous.
once rem., Arthur Richard Llewellyn Williams,
b. 1859). Seat, Baron Hill, Beaumaris ; town res.,
24 a. Portland PI., W.
BULKELEY (WILLIAMS-), Baronet's
Widow. Lady W.-B. (Margaret Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Lt.-Col. Thos. P. Williams, M.P.),
mar. 1866, as 2nd wife, Sir Richd. L. M. Williams-
Bulkeley, nth Bt. (d. 1884).
BULKELEY (WILLIAMS-) , Lady Mag dalen,
dau. of 5th E. of Hardwicke (q.v.) and wife of
above Bt.
BULLARD, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Sarah
Jane, dau. of the late Thos. Ringer, Esq.), mar.
1867 Sir Harry Bullard, M.P. (d. 1903). Bes.,
Hellesden House, Norwich.
BULLER, Knight (i)-see "Buller, P.C."
BULLER, Knight (2). Sir Walter Lawry
Buller, K.C.M.G. (1886), D.Sc, F.R.S., barrister-
at-law, a member of several learned socs., and 1
author of various scient. works, late a Gov. of
Imper. Inst., and has been Native Commissr. in
several districts of N.Z. : b. 1838, widower. Bes.,
The Terrace, Wellington, N.Z.
BULLER, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady B.
(Emily Mary, dau. of the late Henry Tritton,
Esq.), mar. 1870 Adm. Sir Alex. Buller, G.C.B.
(d. 1903). Res., Erie Hall, Plympton, Devon.—
(2) Lady B. (Maria, dau. of Eras. Temple, Esq.),
mar. 1842 Sir Arth. Wm. Buller. Judge of Supr.
Ct. Calcutta <d. 1869). Bes., River Nook, King
Charles Rd., Surbiton.
BULLER, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Gen.
Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers Henry Buller, P.C. (Irel.
1887), G.C.B. (Mil. 1894), G.C.M.G. (1900-1 ;
K.C.M.G. 1882), Uffi (1879), a D.L. for Devon,
served in Chinese, Ashanti, Kaffir, and Zulu
Wars, Red River, Egyptian, Suakin, and Nile
Expedns.; was Com. of Forces in Natal during
chief portion of S. Afr. War; is Col. Comdt.
King's Roy. Rifle Corps, late A.G. to the Forces,
prev. Q..M.G. and an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria,
Under Sec. for Ireld. 1886-7 : b. 1839, mar. 1882,
as 2nd husb., the following. Res., Downes,
Crediton, Devon.
BULLER, Lady Audrey Jane Charlotte,
dau. of 4th Marq. Townsbend (q.v.) and wife of
Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers Buller.
BULLER (MANNINGHAM-), Baronet. Sir
Morton Edward Manningham-Buller, 2nd Bt.
(U.K. 1866), B.A., a D.L. for Staff ordsh., Hon.
Col. (late Col. comdg.) 3rd Batt. N. Staffordsh.
Regt. (Mil.) : son of 1st Bt., b. 1825, sue. 1882,
mar. 1863 Mary, dau. of the late Wm. Davenport,
Esq. Heir pres., his nephew Capt. Mervyn
Edward M.-B. (b. 1876, mar. 1903 the follg. ; no
2nd heir). Seat, Dilhorn Hall, Stoke-upon-Trent.
BULLER (MANNINGHAM-), Hon. Mrs.
Mervyn, dau. of 3rd Bn. Chesham and wife of
heir to preceding Btcy.
BULLER (YARDE-) , family name of Churston
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
BULLOCK, Frederick Shore, CLE. (1S97),
Ch. Const. Metropol Police, late Commissr.
Hyderabad Assigned Dists., prev. Collector in
N.W. Provs. : b. 1847. Res., 19 The Grove,
Boltons, S.W.
BULLOCK, Brig.-Gen George Mackworth,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Devon Regt. ; D.A.A.G. Bengal
1889-94, S. Africa 1899-1902, A. A.G. Egypt 1902-3,
now comdg1. Troops in Egypt : b. 1851. Res.,
General's House, Alexandria.
BULLOCK, Samuel, I.S.O. (1902), Staff Offr.
Bd. of Trade : b. 1844. Res., 30 De Crespigny
Pk., Denmark Hill, S.E.
BULLOUGH, Knight. Sir George Bullough,
■ Kt. Bach. (1901), memb. of a large weaving firm
at Accrington, owner of the Island of Rum in
1 the Hebrides, Lieut. Scott. Horse Imper. Yeom.,
. rendered aid in S. Afr. War by sending his yacht
, as a hosp. ship : b. 1870, mar. 1903 Monica Lilly,
• dau. of 4th Marq. de la Pasture and divorced wife
of Chas. E. N, Charrington, Esq. Bes., Kinloch
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Castle, I, of Rum, via Oban; 14 Stratton St.,
Piccadilly, W.
BULMAN, Col. Philip, D.S.O. (igoo-i), late
Shropsh. L.I. ; Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1857.
BUIiMER, James Alfred, I.S.O. (1903), late
Postm.-Gen. of Trinidad and Tobago, prev.
Cyprus.
BULWER, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Edward
Earle Gascoyne Bulwer, G.C.B. (Mil. 1905;
K.C.B. 1886), sensed in Crimea and in Mutiny
(1857-9), ret- 1896, is Col. Roy. Welsh Fus., has
been D.A.G. to the Forces, Coradt. at Chatham,
and Lt.-Gov. of Guernsey : b. 1829 (Dec. ), widower.
Res., The Grange, Heydon, Norwich; 45 Hans
PL, S.W.
BULWER, Knight fa). Sir Henry Ernest
Gascoyne Bulwer, G.C.M.G. (1883; K.C.M.G.
1874), B. A., formerly Gov. of Dominica, Labuan,
and Natal, Cons.-Gen. in Borneo, and High
Commissr. of Cyprus : younger bro. of above and
following, b. 1836. Res., 17A S. Audley St., W.
BULWER, Col. William Earle Gascoyne
Lytton, C.B. (Civ. 1897), V.D., Crimea, late Brig.-
Gen. comdg. Norfolk Vol. Inf., formerly Capt.
Scots Gds., High Sheriff of Norfolk 1883 : eld. of the
three bros., b. 1829 (Jan.). Res., Quebec House,
E. Dereham, Norfolk ; Heydon Hall, Norwich.
BULWER-LYTTON— see " Lytton."
BUNBURY, Baronet. Sir Henry Charles
John Bunbury, 10th Bt. of Stanney Hall (En//.
1681), B.A., a D.L. for Suffolk and C.C. for W.
Div. of Co., formerly R.N. : nephew of 8th and
9th Bts., and son of Col. Hy. W. St, Pierre Bun-
bury, C.B. ; b. 1855, sue. 1895, mar. 1884 Laura,
dau. of the late Gen. Thos. Wood, M.P. Heir,
his son Charles Henry Napier (b. i885 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Henry William, b. 1889). Seats,
Barton Hall, Bury St. Edmunds ; Manor House,
Mildenhall, Suffolk.
BUNBURY, Bishop— see " Limerick."
BUNBURY, Bishop of (W. Australia). Rt,
Rev. Frederick Goldsmith, D.D., 1st Bp., late
Dean of Perth, prev. Vic. of Hailing, Kent, is
Chapl. to the Forces in W. Aust. : b. 1853, cons.
1904. Res., Bishopscourt, Bunbury, W. A. ; home
address, Roy. Socs. Club.
BUNBURY, Lady Harriot Emily, sist. of 1st
M. of Zetland.
BUNBURY, Mai. Vesey Thomas, D.S.O.
(1898), Leic. Regt. ; Burma 1889, Dongola, and
Khartoum ; served with Egyptn. Army 1895-1901 :
b. 1859 (son of Bp. Bunbury), mar. follg.
BUNBURY, Hon. Mrs. Vesey, dau. of Bnss.
Dorchester and wife of preceding.
BUNBURY (M'CLINTOCK-), family name of
Ratkdonnell Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
BUNBURY (RICHARDSON-), Baronet.
Rev. Sir John Richardson-Banbury, 3rd Bt. (Irel.
1787) : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1813, sue. 1851, widower.
Heir, his grandson Mekvyn William (b. 1874 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew Mervyn Corry R.-B., b.
abt. i860). Res., 10 Catherine PI., Bath.
BUNDEY, Knight. Hon. Sir William Henry
Bundey, Kt. Bach. (1904), late a Judge of Supr.
Cfc., S. Australia, formerly First Min. of Justice
and Educn. : b. 1838, mar. 1865 Ellen Wardlaw,
dau. of Hon. Sir Wm. Milne. Res., Molesworth
St. West, Nth. Adelaide, S.A.
BUNDI, The Maiiarao Ra.ja of. H.H. Sir
Rajhubir Singh, Bahadur, G.C.I.E. (1901 ;
K.C.I.E. 1894), K.C.S.I. (1897), an Ind- Ruling
Chief: b. 1868. Rts., Bundi, Rajputana.
BUN SEN— see " De Bunsen."
BURDETT, Baronet ofBurthwaite. Sir Charles
Grant Burdett, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1665), son of 7th Bt.,
b. 1875, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
Arlingham Hugh (b. 1874; 2nd heir, latter's
i bro. Edward Jerome, b. 1880). Res., Dunedin,
N. Zealand.
BURDETT, Baronet of For em-ark. Sir Francis
I Burdett, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1619), a D.L. for Derbyshire,
I Capt. Res. of Officers, late of 17th Lancers,
I served in S. Africa 1900, is an A.D.C. to Sir
Henry Blake in Ceylon : son of 7th Bt., b. 1869,
j sue. 1892. Heir pres., his 1st cousin William
I Jones B. (b. 1853; 2n(i heir, latter's bro. Francis
I Neynoe, b. 1855). Seats, Foremark Hall, Repton,
Derbysh., nr. Burton-on-Trent ; Ramsbury
Manor, Wilts., nr. Hungerford.
BURDETT, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady B.
of Burthwaite (Grace, nee Grant), mar. 18— Sir
Chas. Wentworth Burdett, 7th Bt. (d. 1892).
Res., in N. Zealand.— (2) Lady B. of Foremark
(Mary Dorothy, dau. of the late Jno. Smith, Esq.,
of Cleatlam) , mar. 1867, as 2nd wife, Col. Sir Fras.
Burdett, 7th Bt. (d. 1892). Res., with her son at
Ramsbury Manor.
BURDETT, Knight. Sir Henry Charles
Burdett, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), author and statist,
late for 17 years Sec. to Share and Loan Dept. of
the Lond. Stock Exchange and was many years
resident Supt. of hospitals at Birmingham and
Greenwich ; he started the Home Hosps. Assoc.
for Paying Patients and the Nat. Pension Fund
for Trained Nurses ; is author of year-books on
these subjects: b. 1847, mar. 1875 Helen (of
League of Mercy), dau. of Gay Shute, Esq.,
F.R.C.S. Res., The Lodge, Porchester Rd., W.
BURDETT -COUTTS, Baroness. Angela
Georgina Burdett-Coutts, 1st Bnss. (U.K.), a
Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., has received free-
dom of the Cities' of London and Edinburgh :
dau. of Sir Fras. Burdett. 5th Bt. of Foremark,
M.P. ; b. April 21, 1814; assumed addit. name
of Coutts 1837; mar. 1881 William Lehman
Ashmead-Bartlett, Esq. , who prior to his marriage
became by licence Wm. L. A. Burdett-Coutts-
Bartlett, and by a 2nd licence a year later W. L. A.
Bartlett Burdett-Coutts (is M.P. for Westminster) .
Heir, none, nor titled relative. Seat, Holly Lodge,
Highgate, N. ; toion res., 1 Stratton St., Picca-
dilly, W.
Creation. U.K. : Bnss. Burdett-Coutts, 1871.
BURDON, Bisuop(refired) . Rt. Rev. John Shaw
Burden, D.D., Bp. of Victoria, Hong Kong, 1873-
96: b. 18—; widower.
BURDON, Maj. John Aldeh, C.M.G. (1904),
late Cameron Highldrs. ; West of Africa 1897-8,
now First Class Resid. in Nthn. Nigeria : b. 1866.
BURFORD, Earl of (Eng. 1676), a title of the
St. Albans Dukedom, borne by the heir when a son.
BURGESS, James, CLE. (1885), LL.D.,
F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S., M.R.A.S., A.R.I.B.A.,
formerly Dir. -Gen. of Archpeol. Surv. of India
(retd. i83g), author of various works in that line :
b. 1832. Res., 22 Seton PL, Edinburgh.
BURG HCLERE (pron. Burclair), Baron.
Herbert Coulstoun Gardner, 1st Bn. (U.K.),
P.O. (Gt. Br. 1892), M.A., a D.L. for Middx.,
and an Ecclesiast. Commissr., late an M.P. and
Pres. Bd. Agric. : b. June 9, 1846; cr. Bn. 1895
(L.) ; mar. 1890 Lady Winifred Anne Henrietta
Christina Byng (nee Herbert), dau. of 4th E. of
Carnarvon and wid. of Capt. Hon. Alfred G.
Byng. No present heir. Res., Titsey PL, limps-
field, Surrey; 48 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Burghclere, U.K. 1895.
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(Gardner.)
Hon. Juliet Mary Evelyn Stanhope G., b. 1892.
Hon. Alethea Margaret Guendolen Valentine (?., b.
1893.
Hon. Mary Sidney Katharine Almina G., b. 1896.
Hon. G. (dau.), b. 1903.
BURGHERSH, Lord (by courtesy— -title Bn. B.
Eng. 1624), elder son and heir of E. of Westmor-
land.
BURGHLEY, Lord (by courtesy— title Baron
B., Eng. 1571), son and heir of Marq. of Exeter.
BURGOYNE, Baronet. Sir John Montagu
Burgoyne, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1641), a D.L. for Beds.
(High Sheriff 1868), Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Beds,
fiegt. (Mil.), formerly Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds.,
j served in Crimea: son of 9th Bt., b. 1832,
I sue. 1858, mar. 1903, 2nd wife, Katherine Louisa,
I dau. of the late Jno. Gretton, Esq. Heir, none,
j Seat, Sutton Park, Sandy, Beds.
I BURKE, Baronet of Glinsk. Sir Theobald
Hubert Burke, 13th Bt. (Irel. 1628), formerly
Lt.-Col. 18th Regt., served in Crimea and in
Ind. Mutiny : a descendant from the 4th Bt.
and younger bro. of Thos. Burke, assassinated in
Phoenix Pk. 1882 ; b. 1833. sue. 1884. Heir, none.
lies., 19 Bury St., St. James's, S.W.
BURKE, Baronet of Marble Hill. Sir Henry
George Burke. 5th Bt. (Irel. 1797), B. A., formerly
a D.L. for Gal way (High Sheriff 1883), and
I Lieut. Connaught Rangers (Mil.) : son of 3rd
! Bt. and bro. of 4th; b. 1859, sue. i83o. Heir
Ypres., his bro. Thomas Malachy (b. 1864; 2nd
i heir, latter's son Gerald Howe, b. 1893). Seat,
! Marble Hill, Loughrea, Co. Galway.
j BURKE, Viscount (Irel. 1629), a title of the
- Clanricarde Marquessate, borne by the present
! Peer before accession.
BURKE, Henry Farnham, C.V.O. (1902),
F.S.A., Somerset Herald from 1887, prev. Rouge
Croix Pursuivant of Arms, is also Genealogist of
Order of St. Patrick and Insp. of Regtl. Colours
of Brit, and Ind. Armies : b. 1850. Res., 46 Eaton
PL, S.W.; College of Arms. Queen Victoria St. .E.G.
• BURKITT, Knight. Sir William Robert
Burkitt, Kt. Bach. (1904), a Puisne Judge, High
Ct. of Justice, N.W. Provs., formerly Judic.
Commissi-, of Oudh : b. 1840. Res., Allahabad.
BURLEIGH, Master of, elder son and heir ©f
Bn. Balfour of Burleigh, q.v. (For Tennyson's
"Lord of Burleigh," see under " Exeter, Marq.")
BURLINGTON, Earl of (U.K. 1831) — see
"Devonshire, D. of."
[ BURLS, Edwin Grant, C.S.I. (1902), Dir. -Gen.
of Stores, India Office, retd. Maj. 1st Surrey Art.
\ Vols. : b. 1844. Res., Shorthands, Bromley, Kent.
L BURNABY, Baronet. Sir Henry Burnaby,
5th Bt, (Gt. Br. 1767), formerly Lieut. R.N. :
bro. of 4th Bt. and son of the late Capt. Edwd.
A. C. Burnaby, R.N. ; b. 1829, sue. iS8i,mar. 1853
Carmen Maria, dau. of Senor Don Mariano Tor-
rente, an M.P. of Spain. Heir, none. Res. un-
axed, and ' Debrett ' states that Sir Henry "has
[ not assumed the title."
I BURNABY, Hon. Mrs.ALGN. — see "Delamere."
j BURNABY Maj .-Gen Eustace Beaumont,
I 3.B. (Mil. 1887), Umbeyla 1863, Jowaki. Afghn.
.878-80, Burma 18S6-7, retired 1887 : b. 1837.
I 'Jlub, Nav. and Mil.
BURNABY, Capt. Hugo Beaumont, D.S.O.
1902), late 1st Eatt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
- 900-2, prev. engaged in ranching in Brit. Columb. :
j >. 1874. Res., Wendover, Tring, Bucks.
BURNAND, Knight. Sir Francis Cowley
■ himancl, Kt. Bach. (1902), B.A., barrister- at-law,
a dramatic author and editor of Bunch: b. 1836,
mar. 1874, 2nd wife, Rosina, widow of Paysan
J ones, Esq. Res. , 27 The Boltons, S. V/. ; 18 Royal
j Crese., Ramsgate.
BURNE, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Owen Tudor
Burne, G.C.I.E. (1897), K.C.S.I. (1879), served
in Crimea and in Mutiny, ret. 1894, was Mil. Sec.
to a Com.-in-Ch. in India and Priv. Sec. to two
Viceroys, alsoPolit, A.D.C.to Sec. of Statefor India
and Sec. in Polit. and Secret Dept. , late a Memb. of
Counc. of India (1887-96), is a Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus., was Vice-Pres. of Soc. of Arts 1896 :
b. 1837, mar. 1883, 2nd wife, the following. Res.,
I Church Hatch, Christchurch, Hants. ; 132 Suther-
j land Av., Maida Vale, W.
j BURNE, Lady Agnes Charlotte, dau. of 19th
j E. of Morton (q.v.), and wife of Maj. -Gen. Sir
OwenT. Burne, G.C.I.E. (his former wife [1867-78]
was Hon. Evelyne, dau. of 3rd Bn. Kilmaine) .
BURNE, Hon. Mrs. Newdigate, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Sidmouth.
BURNETT, Baronet. Sir Thomas Burnett,
12th Bt. (Scot. 1626), a D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen
and Kincardine, formerly Col. R.H.A. : son of
10th Bt. and half -bro. of 11th, b. 1840, sue. 1894.
mar. 1875 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jas.
Cumine, Esq. Heir, his son James Lauderdale
Gilbert, Lieut, in Army (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next I
son, Alexander i^dwin, b. IS81). Seat, Crathes
Castle, Aberdeen.
BURNETT, Lt.-Gen. Charles John, C.B.
(Mil. 1893), Ashanti 1873-4 and Afghn., late
comdg. a 1st class Dist. in Bombav, was Acting
Q.M.G. to the Forces 1898 : b. 1843. Club, Nav.
and Mil.
BURNETT, Maj. John Chaplyn, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1863.
BURNEY, Col. Herbert Henry, C.B. (Mil. j
1900-1), comdg. 1st Batt. Gord. Highldrs. ; Esypt
1882-4, Soudan, Nile, Chitral Relief, N. W. Frontier l
1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1002 ; late a Prof, at Roy.
Mil. Coll., Kingston, Canada : b. 1858.
BURNHAM, Baron. Edward Levy-Lawson,
1st Bn. (U.K.) and aBt., K.C.V.O. (1904), princi- j
pal proprietor of the Daily Telegraph, a Lieut, for
City of London and a D.L. for Bucks. (High
Sheriff 1886), Pres. of Roy. Inst, of Journalists
1892 : son of the late Jos. M. Levy, Esq. ; b. Dec.
28, 1833 ; cr. Bt. 1892, Bn. 1903 {€'.) ; assumed by
licence his uncle's surname of Lawson in addition
to Levy 1875 (that of Lawson only being used by
his issue) ; 'mar. 1862 the late Harriette Georgiana
(d. 1897), dau. of the lateBenj. N. Webster, Esq. :
Seat, Hall Bam, Beaconsfield R.S.O., Bucks.:
town res., 20 Norfolk St., Park Ln., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1892 ; Bn. Burnhain, 1903.
Issue.
(Lawson.)
Hon. Harry Lawson Webster L., heir to Barony,
M. A. , M.P. for Mile End (C), L.C.C. ,barrister-at-law,
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. Bucks. Imper. Yeom. :
b. 1862, mar. 1884 Olive, dau. of Gen. SirHy. P. de
Bathe, 4th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. LutosonK Res., Orkney
Cottage.Tanlow, Maidenhead ; 37 Grosvenor Sq.,W.
Hon. William Arnold Webster L., 2nd heir, D.S.O. ,
(iqoc-i), formerly Capt. Scots Gds. , served in S. Africa
igco-i os a Lt.-Col. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1864, mar. 1837 !
Sibyl Mary, dau. of Lt.-Gen. Sir Fredk. Marshall, j
K.C.M.G. (Hon. Mrs. William L.). Res.. Sfcaveley
Lodge, Melton Mowbray.
Hon. Edith Maud Webster, now Hon. Lady Hulse, ;
q.v. (Bts.' Wids.).
BURNHAM, Maj. Frederick Russell, j
D S O. (1900-1), the famous Scout, specially em-
ployed on Lord Roberts's Staff in S. Africa, prev. |
Director}/ of Peerage,
! in Ind. Wars in Canada and in S. Africa 1893-5
I and 1899-1900 : b. 1861.
j BURNLEY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Alfred Pear-
son, M.A., Bp. Suff. in Manchester Dioc, Rect. of
Burnley,Rur. Dean of Sheffield, and Preb. of York,
has been Rect. or Vic. in Oxford, Nottingham,
Brighton, and Sheffield : b. 1848, cons. 1905. Bes.,
j Reedley Lodge, Burnley.
j BURNS, family name of Lnyerclyde Barony,
! q.v. for " Hons."
BURNSIDE, Knight. Sir Bruce Lockiiart
I Burnside, Kt. Bach. (1884), late Ch. Justice of
i Ceylon, prev. Attom.-Gen. of Bahamas, where he
was also M.E.C., M.L.C., and Speaker of H. of
Assembly, appd. Q,.C. 1874 : b. 1833, mar. 1856
' Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Robt. Francis, Esq., of
j Nassau, Bahamas. Bes., Binlev, Southsea.
i BURR, Rear-Adm. John Leslie, C.M.G. (1899),
j M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), R.N. retd. (1902) ;
Ashanti 1873-4, Niger 1879, and Blewnelds, now
I Harbour Muster at Holyhead : b. 1847. Bes.,
I Govt. House.- Holyhead.
I BURRARD, Baronet. Sir Harry Paul
Burrard, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1769), formerly Lieut.
! 60th Rifles : son of 5th Bt., b. 1846, sue. 1871, mar.
I 1888, 2nd wife, Jane Eleanor Frances, dau. of
j the late Bern. G. G. Beale, Esq. Heir pres., his
1st cousin Maj. Sidney Gerald B. (b. :85o; 2nd
heir, latter's son Gerald, b. 1888). Bes., unfixed.
BURRELL, family name of Gwydyr Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
BURRELL, Baronet. Sir Merrik Raymond
Burrell, 7th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1774), late Lieut. 1st
Drgns., served in S. Africa 1901 : son of 6th Bt.,
b. 1877, sue. 1899, mar. 1902 Wilhelmina Louise,
dau. of Walter Winans, Esq. Heir, his son Walter
Raymond (b. 1903; 2nd hen, next son, b. 1905).
Seat, Knepp Castle and West Grinstead Pk., Hor-
sham, Sussex.
BURRELL, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady B. (Ethelreda Mary, dau. of Sir Robt.
Loder, 1st Bt.), mar. 1872 Sir Chas. R. Burrell,
6th Bt. (d. 1899). lies., 23 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
BURROUGHES, Hon. Mrs. Randall, dau.
of 3rd Bn. Suiiield.
BURROUGHS (TRAILL-), Knight's Widow.
Lady B. (Eliza Doyly, dau. of the late Col. Wm.
Geddes, C.B.),mar. 1870 Lt.-Gen. SirFredk. Wm.
Traill-Burroughs, K.C.B., of long military service
(d. 1905). Bes., Tiumland House, Rousav, Ork-
neys; 61 St. George's Rd., S.W.
BURROWES, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, sist. of 10th
Bn. Famham.
BURROWS, Baronet. Sir Ernest Penning-
ton Burrotus, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1874), son of 1st Bt.
and bro. of 2nd : b. 1851, sue. 1904. No heir. Bes..
14 Old Cavendish St., W.
BURROWS, Baronet's Widow. Lady B.
(Constance Fanny, dau. of the late Rev. Hy. N.
Burrows), mar. 1883 her relative Sir Fredk. A.
Burrows, 2nd Bt. (d. 1904). Bes., 33 Ennismore
Gdns., Knightsbridge, S.W.
BURROWS, Col. Edmund Augustine, C.M.G.
(1900-1), R.H.A., Burma 1885-6 and S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1855. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
BURT, Knight. Sir John Mowlem Burt, Kt.
Bach. ( 1 go2 ,1 , a Lieut, of City of London, head of
firm of Jno. Moslem and Co., contractors, for
Govt. Wo.ks, superintended decorating of West-
minster Abbey prev. to Coronation : b. 1845,
mar. 1904, 2nd wife, Grace Emma, dau. of the late
Jos. Blackstone, Esq. lies., Puvbeek House,
Swanage, Dorset ; Durlston, Elsworthy Rd.,
Hampstead, N.W.
BURT, Octavius, I.S.O. (1903), Sheriff and
Contr.-Gen. of Prisons, W. Australia, has been
Acting Colon. Sec. : b. 1849. Bss., Perth.
BURTON, Baron. Michael Arthur Bass,
istBn. {U.K.) and a Bt.. K.C.V.O. (1904), M.A., a
D.L. for Staffordsh., aDir. of Bass and Co., and of j
S.E. & Ch. Rail., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. N. Staf-
fordsh. Regt., an M.P. 1865-86 : son of the
late Mich. T. Bass, Esq., M.P. ; b. Nov. 12, \
( 1837; cr. Bt. 18S2, Bn. 1886 (L.V.) ; mar. 1869 j
j Harriet Georgina, dau. of the late Edwd.
j Thornewill, Esq. Heir, to Peerage, as below (under |
! special remainder granted 1897 to Hon. Mrs. j
Baillie and her heirs male) ; to Baronetcy (also I j
under special remainder), his nephew, William j I
Arthur Hamar B. (b. 1879 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, ]
Rangemore, Burton-on-Trent ; town res., Chester- 1
field House, Sth. Audiey St., W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1882; Bn. Burton, 1886; new
I patent extending heirship, 1897.
Issue.
Hon. Nellie Lisa, now Hon. Mrs. James Baillie, j
heiress pres. to Barony : b. 1873, mar. 1894 J as. E. j
Bruce B., Esq., M.V.O. , q.v. (2nd heir, their son I Ji
George Evan Michael, b. 1894.)
BURTON Baronetcv of Stockerston (Eng. 1622),
deemed extinct from 1710, but now claimed, as 5th Bt., j I
by Albert Burton, late of JDalston, N.E.
BURTON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady B.
(Elizabeth, adopted dau. of Col. Chas. C. Dixon),' j
mar. 1850 Sir Geo. Wm. Burton, late Ch. Justice
Ontario Prov. (d. 1901). Bes., Oak Lodge,
Toronto.— (2) Lady B. (a dau. of late John
I Banks Friend, Esq.), mar. 1862 Gen. Sir Fowler
j Burton, K.C.B. (d. 1904). Bes., Stoke Damerel,
Devonport.
BURTON, Col. Benjamin, OB. (Mil. 1900-1),
R.H.A, S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1855.
BURY, family name of the extinct Earldom of
Charleville, q.v. for [Hon.] Mrs. John.
BURY, Viscount (by courtesy— title Eng. 1696),
eld. son and heir of E. of Albemarle.
BURY (HOWARD-), Lady Emily Alfreda |
Julia, dau. of 3rd E. of Charleville (extinct).
BUSH, James Paul, C.M.G. (1900-1),
M.R.C.S., Lect. on Operative Surg, at Univ. Coll.
Bristol, was head of Prss. Christian's Hosp. in
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1857. Bes., Vyvyan House, |
Clifton Pk., Bristol.
BUSH, Capt. Paul Warner, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), R.N., one of the Escort during the Colon,
tour of T.R.H. the present Prince and Prss. of
Wales : b. 1855. Club, U. Serv.
BUSHBY, Lady Frances, dau. of 6th E. of
Guilford.
BUSHE, Lady Kathleen, dau. of 1st Earl de
Montalt (see " Hawarden").
BUSHE, Lt.-Col. Thomas Francis, C.M.G.
(1900-1), R.A., late an Insp. Army Ordn. Dept.,
was Ch. Insp. S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1858. Club,
Army and Navy.
BUSHELL, Stephen Wootton, C.M.G. (1897),
M.D.,L.R.C.P., F.R.G.S., M.R.A.S., Fell. Imper.
Inst., Phys. to Legation at Peking 1868-1900, an
author on medical and numismatic subjects : b.
1844. Bus., Shirley, Upp. Norwood.
B USHMAN , Maj .-Gen. He n r v Augustus, C.B.
(Mil. 1881), Ind. Frontier 1863, S, Africa 1879, and
Afghn. ; has been A.A.G. in Bengal and in S. j
District (home), ret. 1900 and appd. Col. 9th j)
Lancers : b. 1841.
BUSK, Knight. Sir Edward Henry Bush, Kt. I
Bach. (1901), M.A., LL.B., Chmn. of Convoc. of
Lond. University and a memb. of Senate, also a
BUS
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. BUX 173
memb. of Counc. of City and Guilds of Lond.
Inst., a Gov. of Dulwich Coll., and of Ladies' Coll.,
Cheltenham, Maj. retd. of Artists Vols. : b. 1844,
mar. 1880 Marian, dau. of the late Lewis Balfour,
Esq. lies., Heath End, Checkendon, Reading;
11 Sussex PL, Reg. Pk., N.W.
BUSTEED, Brig. -Surg. Henry Elmslky, CLE.
(1886), M.D., Mutiny, retired 1886, for a time
Assay Master of Calcutta Mint : b. 1833. Club,
E. Ind. IT. Serv.
BUSTON, Col. Phti.ip Thomas, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Ch. Engr. Aldershot Army Corps R.E. ;
Afghn. 1878-80, Hazara 1888 and 1891, and S.
Africa 1893-1901 : b. 1853.
BUTCHER, Lt.-Col. Arthur Edward Aveling,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), D.S.O. (1900-1) , R. A.,
Burma 1886-9, S. Africa 1899-1901, now Assist.
Mil. Sec. to Gov. of Malta : b. 1862. Bus., The
Palace, Malta.
BUTCHER, Col. George James, C.M.G.
(1900-1), a 1st class Ordn. Offr. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, was Ch. Ordn. Offr. Thames Dist. 1895-9 :
b. i860.
BUTE, Marquess of. John Crkhton-Stuart,
4th Marq. (Gt. Br.), E. of Dumfries (Scot.)
and a Bt. ; Lord Lieut, of Bute, Hered. Sheriff
and Coroner of the Co. and Hered. Keeper of
Rothesay Castle : son of 3rd Marq. ; b. June 20,
1881; sue. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1905 Augusta Mary
Monica, dau. of Sir Henry Bellingham, 4th Bt.
Seats, Mount Stuart, Rothesay, I. Bute ; Dumfries
House, Cumnock, Ayrsh. ; Old Place of Mochrum,
Wigtownsh. ; Cardiff Castle, Glamorg. ; town res.,
St. John's Lodge, Reg. Pk., N.W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1627; Ld. Crichton of San-
quhar, 1488 (n.s.); Vise, of Ayr, 1622; E. of Dumfries
and Ld. Crichton of Cumnock, 1633 ; E. of Bute, Vise.
Kingarth, Ld. Mount Stuart, Cumbrae (prob. orig.
Cumra — see that art.), and Inchmarnock, 1703. Gt. Br. :
Bn. Mount Stuart, 1761 ; Bn. Cardiff, 1776; M. of Bute,
E. of Windsor, and Vise. Mountjoy, 17(56.—' Burke '
gives as the founder of this family J no. bteuart, son of
King Robert II., who about 1385 constituted Bute and
the adjacent islands into a county and appointed the
son of the above its Hereditary High Sheriff. A descen-
' dant was created 1st Bt. In a distinct family, Sir
I Bobt. Crichton was made Ld. C. of Sanquhar for re-
pelling an English invasion of Scotland. The 6th of
I this title was hanged for procuring the assassination of a
I person who, seven years previously, had deprived him of
1 an eye in a fencing-match. The 7th Ld. obtained the
titles of 1622-33 ; among these was the Dumfries Earldom,
the 6th holder of whieh became 2nd Marq. of Bute (his
mother, daughter of the 5th Earl of D., having married
the 1st Marq.). Sir James Stuart, 3rd Bt., one of the
1 Commissioners engaged in arranging the Union with
: England, was recipient of the 1703 Scottish honours,
j Avhich included the Earldom of Bute. The wife of the
; 3rd Earl was created Bnss. Mount Stuart of Gt. Britain,
whilst her son, the 4th Earl, became 1st Marquess,
having, before succeeding to either of the older titles,
; been himself created Bn. Cardiff.
Brothers and Sister.
( Crichton-Stuart. )
Lady Margaret C.-S., b. 1875.
(Present Marquess, b. 1881.)
Lord Ninian Edward C.-S., heir pres. to Marquessate,
2nd Lieut. Scots Gds. : b. 1883. Res., House of
Falkland, Fife.
Lord Colum Edmund C.-S., 2nd heir, b. 18S6.
BUTE, Marquess's Widow. Marchioness of
I B., nee Hon. Gwendaline Mary Anne Fitzalan-
II Howard, dau. of 1st Bn. Howard of Glossop, b.
1 1854, mar. 1872 3rd Marq. of Bute, K.T. (d. 1900).
Bes., with pres. Marquess at St. John's Lodge.
BUTLER, family name of Ormonde Marques-
I sate, of Carrick and Lanesborough Earldoms,
of Mountgarret Viscounty, and of Dunboyne
Barony. Index to the above lines, and separate
entries (a, Carriek ; d., Dunboyne; l. Lanes-
borough; m., Mountgarret; and o., Ormonde.) :
Ld. Arthur W.F.o. Hn. Mrs. Fras. sep. Hn. Moyra, l.
Hn, Augustine, jr. Hn. Gwladys, l. Hn. Piers H. A. m.
Hn Blanche A.C.d. Hn. Hy. Cav. l. Hn.Robt.T.B.P. n.
Hn. Brian D. l. Hn. Horace S.E. c. Hn. Bosalinda, d.
Hn. Mrs. Ca vend. l. Hn. Irene June, c. Hn. Rosamond, c.
Hn.Mrs.Chas.L. d. Ld. James, o. Hn. Somerset, m.
Ly. Constance, o. Hn. Mrs. Jno. sep. Ld. Theobd. B.J. o.
Hn. Edmd. Som. jr. Hn. Jno. B. D. l. Hn. Theo. P. P. d.
Hon. Eileen, l. . Hn. Kathleen M. c. Hn.Theo. W.S.H.c.
Hn. FitzW.G.P. d. Hn. Lsetitia, d. Ly. Winifred, l.
Hn. Fras. Aim. l. Hn. Lesley J. P. d.
BUTLER, Barony {Eng. 1 656) —see under
" Cowper Earldom."
BUTLER, Baronet. Sir Thomas Pierce Butler,
10th Bt. (Irel. 1628), a D.L. for Carlow (High
Sheriff 1866), Hon. Col. 8th Batt. King's Roy.
Rifle Corps (Mil.), served with 56th Regt. in
Crimea: son of gth Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1862,
widower. Heir, his son Capt. Richard Pierce
B. (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next son, Thomas Edmond,
b. 1875). Seats, Ballin Temple (Tullow R.S.O.) and
Garrvhundon (Bagenalstown). both Co. Carlow.
BUTLER, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir William
Francis Butler, K.C.B. (Mil. 1886), ret. 1905, served
in Canada 1870, Ashanti 1873-4, Zttlu, Egyptian,
Soudan, and other campaigns, late comdg.
Western Dist., pre v. in S. Africa and at Alex-
andria, Dover, and Aldershot ; was an A.D.C. to
the late Queen, repeatedly an A.A.G. : b. 1838,
mar. 1877 Elizabeth Southerden (dau. of F. J.
Thompson, Esq.), the well-known painter of ' The
Roll Call.' Bes., Suirville, Co. Tipperary (? post-
town).
BUTLER, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Gifford.
BUTLEli, Maj. -Gen. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1905),
Hon. Maj. -Gen. retd. (1881) ; Crimea, N. Zeald.
1861-5: b. 1828.
BUTLER, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 15th Vise.
Hereford.
BUTLER, Richard Jago, C.B. (Civ. 1902).
BUTLER, Spencer Harcourt, CLE. (1901),
Sec. to Govt. N.W. Provs., entered I.C.S. 1890:
b. 1869.
BUTLER, Capt. Thomas Dacres, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), formerly Oxfordsh. L.I., is Sec. to
Lord Great Chamberlain and Gentn. Usher of the
Black Rod to H. of Lords : b. 1845. Bes., Bury
Lodge, Hambledon, Cosham, Hants.
BUTT, Knight's Widow. Lady 5. (Anna
Georgina, dau. of C. Ferdinand Rodewald, Esq.),
mar. 1878 Rt. Hon. Sir Chas. Parker Butt, late
Pres. of the Prob. and Divorce Div. of High Ct.
(d. 1892). Bes., 1 Via Pompeo Magno, Rome.
BUTTER, Archibald Edward, C.M.G. (1903),
a noted sportsman and African explorer, head of
Surveying Expedn. on Abyssinian frontier: b.
1874. Bes., Faskally, Pitlochry, 1ST.B.
BUTTS, Samuel, I.S.O. (1902), late a 2nd class
clerk in Excheq. Dept.: b. 1840.
BUXTON, Baronet. Sir Thomas Fowell
Buxton, 3rd Bt. of BeUfield (U.K. 1840), G.C.M.G.
(1899). M.A., a D.L. for Essex and Norfolk (High
Sheriff of Norfolk 1876), late Hon. Col. 2nd Tower
Hamlets Rifle Vols., late Gov. of S. Australia
(1895-1898), formerly a partner in Truman, Han-
burv, and Co., an M.P. 1865-8: son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1837, sue. 1858, mar. 1862 the under-mentioned
Lady A^ictoria Buxton. Heir, his son Thomas
Fowell Victor (b. 1865 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Thomas Fowell, b. 1889) . Seat, Warlies, Waltham
Abbey, Essex; res., Colne Cottage, Cromer; 2
Prince's Gt., S.W.
*** The 1st Bt. was the distinguished advocate cf the
abolition of slavery.
BUXTON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady B.
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CAD
of Shadwell (Mary Augusta, dau. of the late Lt.-
Col. Jno. Johnstone), raar. 1865 Sir Robt, J.
Buxton, 3rd Bt. (d. 1888, title becoming extinct).
Res., 32 Cadogan PL, S.W.— (2) Dowager Lady B.
of Bellfield (Catherine, dau. of the late Saml.
Gurney, Esq.) , mar. 1836 Sir Ed vvd. North Buxton,
M.P., 2nd Bt. (d. 1858). Res,, Colne House,
Cromer.
BUXTON, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 1st Bn.
Lawrence.
BUXTON, Lady Hermione, dau. of 3rd E. of
Verulam.
BUXTON, Capt. Lionel Gurney, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), Norf. Rov. Garr. Artill. (Mil.)
BUXTON, Lady Victoria, dau. of 1st E. of
Gainsborough (q.v.) and wife of the above Bt.
BUYERS, John Walker, CLE. (1889),
M.I.C.E., formerly Suptg. Engr. Pub. Works
Dept. India, and Ch. Engr. Assam-Bengal Rail. :
b. 1836.
BYAM, Maj.-G-en. William, C.B. (Mil. 1884),
N. Zealand 1864-5, and Soudan, ret. 1899 ; has
corad. 51st and 65th Regtl. Dists. : b. 1841. lies., \
Barcaldme, Westwood Rd., Southampton.
BYNC, family name of Strafford Earldom and
of Torrington Viscounty. Index to the two lines :
I Ly. Alice, s. Hn. Mrs. Fras. t Hon. Mary Milic.s.
I Hn. Antony Sch. s. Ly. Hester Joan, s.Hn. Nelson, t.
i Hn. Bridget, t. Ly. Irene Hil. s. Ly. Rach. Theoil. s.
; Ly. Cath. Harr. s. Hn. Ivo Fras. s. Hn. Schomberg, s.
I Hn. Chas. Cav.G. s.Hn. Mrs. Jas. M. T.Ly. Susan Cath. s.
Ly. Eleanor M. s. Hn. Julian H. G. s.Hn. Sydney, t.
" Fr. G. s.Hn. Vera, t.
Ly. Eliz. Henr. A.s. Hn. Lionel
Hn. Flor. Eliz. A.s.Ly. Mabel, s
Hn. Mrs. Win. F.s.
BYNGr, Baron (Gt. Br. 1721)— see " Torrington,
Vise."
BYRNE, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Hen-
rietta Johnstone, dau. of the late Jas. Gulland,
Esq.), mar. 1874 Hon. Sir Edmund W. Byrne, a
Judge of the Chancery Div. (d. 1904).
BYRNE, Col. Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1904), V.D.,
late Hon. Col. and Col. Comdt. 7th Vol. Batt.
King's Roy. Rif. Corps, served under Garibaldi
and'with Fed. Army in Amer. Civ. War : b. 1840.
Res., 17 Mornington Avenue, W. Kens., W.
BYRNE, James Patrick, I.S.O. (1903), Assist, -
Sec. Inland Rev. Dept.
BYRNE, William Patrick, C.B. (Civ. 1902), a
Principal Clerk in the Home Office, barrister-at-
law: b. 1859. Res., 19 Warwick Cresc, W.
BYRON, family name of following Barony.
BYRON, Baron. George Frederick William
Byron, 9th Bn. {Eng.), B.A., formerly Lieut.
W. Essex Militia : son of the late Hon. Freclk.
Byron and nephew of the 8th Bn. ; b. Dee. 27,
1855; sue. 1870 (C.) ; mar. 1901 Lucy, widow of
T. Broadhead, Esq. Res., Langford Grove,
Maldon, Essex; Byron Lodge, 29 Fitzjohn's
Avenue, Hampstead, N.W.
Creation. Bn. Byron, Eng. 1643.— Sir Jno. Byron, Kt.
of the Bath and M.P. for Nottingham, -who (like his
brother, who succeeded him by special remainder) was
a devoted officer in the army of Charks I., was the first
of this line of Peers, rendered illustrious by its sixth
representative. The 5th Bn. was arraigned before his
Peers for killing Mr. Chaworth in a duel, but by
privilege escaped with a fine on the strength of a statute
of Edward VI. His successor, the poet (George Gordon
Noel-Byron), was his great-nephew, son of a dissolute
captain in the Army ; but his grandfather, the 2nd son
of the 4th Bn., was the renowned Adm. Byron, whose
adventures when cast away in the island of Chiloe are
well known, and are expressively depicted in a para-
graph of Campbell's 'Pleasures of Hope.' The poet
Byron himself, however we may lament his intermixture
of errors with some admirable qualities, is all but
universally acknowledged to have been a minstrel of
surpassing genius, and many regard him as the greatest
of English poets since Milton. He was remarkably free
from avarice, whilst the nobleness of his conduct in
throwing himself into the struggle of Greece for free-
dom—dying of a fever, on what is now "Primrose
Day," at Missolonghi in 1824 when but 36 years of age-
must ever endear his name with all who can appreciate
deeds of true generosity.
Titled Relatives*
(Byron.)
Bro. and sist. of present (gth) Bn. (granted rank
of Bns.' children 1877) :
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. Margaret Alice B., b. 18^3.
Rev. the Hon. Frederick Ernest Charles B.,M.A.,
heir pres. to Barony, b. i86r. Res., The Rectory,
Langford, Maldon, Essex. (2nd heir, his uncle
Rev. Hon. Augustus.)
Issue of jth Bn. (uncles of present, and 1st
cousins of one remove from the Poet) :
(The late 8th Baron, b. 1818, d. 1870.)
Rev. the Hon. Augustus B., M.A., a Co. Aid. for
Leic. : b. 1828, widower. Res., The Rectory, Kirkby
Mallory, Hinckley, Leic.
Rev. the Hon. William B., M.A., formerly Rector
of Trowell : b. 1831, widower (twice). Club, United
Univ.
—Dau.-in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. Frederick B. (Mary Jane, dau. of the
late Rev. Wm. Wescomb), mar. 1851 the late Hon.
Frederick B. (d. 1861 ; her elder sist. marrying his
elder bro., the Stb Bn.). Res., with present Bn.
BYRON, Baron's Widow (remrrd.). Lucy
Elizabeth, Lady B. (Lucy Elizabeth Jane, dau.
of the late Rev. Wm. Wescomb), mar., 1st, 1843,
8th Bn. Byron (d. 1870) ; 2ndly, 1878, Rev. Philip
H. Douglas, Vic. of Thrumpton— retaining her
title bv courtesy. Res., Thrumpton Hall, Derby.
BYRON, Lt.-Col. John Joseph, C.M.G. (1901),
Roy. Austral. Artill. in S. Africa 1899-1901 as a
Colon. A.D.C. to Lord Roberts, now returned to
S. Africa in a civil apptmt. : b. 1863. Res.,
Westminster, via Bloemfontein.
BYRON, Maj. Richard, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's
Roy. Rif. Corps; Ind. Expdns. 1891-5, S. Africa
1900: b. 1870". Res., Manor House, Fishbourne,
Chichester; 12 Prince of AVales Terr.. Kens., S.W.
BYTHESEA, Rear-Adm. John, C.B. (Mil.
1877), CLE. (1878), W (1854), Baltic and China,
ret. 1877, but was Consg. Naval Officer to Ind.
Govt. 1874-80, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. :
b. 1827. Res., 22 Ashburn PL, S. Kens., S.W.
C.
CABORNE, Com. Warren Frederick, C.B.
(Civ. 1897), R-N. Reserve, F.R.A.S., F.R.G.S.,
F.R.Met.S., formerly in Merc. Marine; Burma
1885-6, af tds. in Egyptian Coast Gd. : b. 1849.
Res., 54 Alexandra Rd., Upp. Norwood, S.E.
CACCIA, Antonio Mario Felix, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1903), Indian Forest Service as a Dep. Con-
servator : b. 1869. i?e.s.,Pachmahi, Centr. Provs.
CADELL, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Eliza-
beth Douglas, dau. of the late Rev. Wm. B.
CAD
Baronetage, Knightage, 4cc.
CAI
Cunningham), mar. 18S9 Gen. Sir Robt. Cadell,
(d. 1897). Bes., Cockenzie, Haddington,
I CADELL, Alan,C.S.L (1895), B.A., late Lt.-
Gov. of N.W. Provs. and Oudh, and a Memb.
Counc. of Viceroy : b. 1841. Glenniara,
Arthur Ed. , Wimbledon Pk. , S. W.
CADILHAC, Contessa Arturo Galletti di,
dau. of 1st Bn. Monkswell.
*vC^9i0Q'AN (Pron. Cadugg'an), family name of
the following Earldom.
CADOGAN, Earl. George Henry Cadogan,
5th Earl (Gt. Br.), K.G. (1891), P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1885), LL.D., an Hered. Trustee of
Brit. Mus., Hon. Col. 5th Batt. Boy. Eus.
(Mil.), Lord Lieut, of Ireland 1895-1902, formerlv
Und. Sec. for War and the Colonies and Ld.
Privy Seal, an M.P. 1873 (as Vise. Chelsea), el.
1st Mayor of Chelsea 1900 : son of 4th E. ; b.
May 12, 1840; sue. 1873(C); mar. 1865 Lady
Beatrix Jane Craven, V.A., dau. of 2nd E. of
Craven. Seat, Culford Hall, Bury St. Edmunds :
town res., Chelsea House, Cadogan PI., S.W.
■ SRv*TI0?£- 1 Gt Br- •' Bn- Cadogan, t7i8 ; Earl Cadogan
and Vise Chelsea, 1800. U. K. : Bn. Oakley, 1831 (a title
conferred on the 3rd Earl when in the position of a
younger brother). -Gen. Wm. Cadogan, who fought
under Marlborough and succeeded him in command of
the Army, was the 1st Bn. (he held an Earldom and
Viscty. also, but these expired at his death, the Barony
only having a remainder to his brother). The 3rd Bn.
obtained the existing Earldom and Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
(Cadogan.)
Issue 0/ present (5(A) E. :
The late Albert Edwd. C, Vise. Chelsea, b. i860,
d. 1878. ' '
Vise. Chelsea, heir to Earldom : Henry Arthur C
^ x - !or Co- London, late an M.P., formerly
Capt. 3rd Batt. Boy. Fus., and Priv. Sec. to Bt.
A- J- Balfour: b. 1868, mar. 1893 Hon.
Mildred Cecilia Harriet Sturt, dau. of 1st Bn.
Almgton. Res., 48 Bryanston Sq., W. Issue :
Hon. Sibyl Louise Beatrix C, b. 1893.
Hon. Edith Mary Winifred C, b. 1895.
Hon. Cynthia Hilda Evelyn C, b. 1896.
Hon. Alexandra M.iry C., b. 1900.
Hon. Victoria Laura 'C, b. 1901.
Hon. Edward George John Humphrey C, and
neir, b. 1903.
Hon. Gerald Oakley C, late Capt. 3rd Batt. Suffolk
Regt, (Mil ), an Extra A.D.C. to former and
present Lords Lieut, of Ireld., served in 8. Africa
1900, formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : b. 1869.
Lady Emily Julia, now The Lady Lurgan, b. 1871,
mar 1893 3rd Bn.L.,q.v.
Hon. Lewin Edward C, b. 1872.
Lady Sophie Beatrix Mary, now Lady Sophie Scott,
t l8?4'.^?- l896 Sir yaml- -Edwd. S., 6th Bt. of
Lytchett Minster, q.v.
Hon. William George Sydney C, Capt. 10th Hussars,
served m S. Africa 1900 : b. 1879.
Hon. Edward Cecil George C, B.A., b. 1880.
Hon. Alexander George Montagu C, b. 1884.
! Surviving issue of tf k E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1840.)
Hon Arthur Charles Lewin C, Lieut. B.N. retired,
aftds. Capt. 3rd Middx. Mil. : b. 1841, mar. 1888, 2nd
husb. to 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of Rev. Geo.
Livingstone Fenton and widow of G. W. Schofield,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur C).
Lady Charlotte Georgiana Mary, now Lady C.Currie,
b. 1843, mar 1874 the late Rev. Maynard Wodehouse
C. (d 1887). Res., Clewer Hill, Windsor.
Hon. Cecil James George C, Com. B.N. retired: b.
1846. Res., 2 Ryder St., St. James's, S.W.
— Dau. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Charles C. (Henriette Wilhelmina, dau.
of Hy. Montgomery, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1874, the late
Hon. Charles George Henry C. (d. 1901) ; 2ndly,
1903, Harry Hinton, Esq.— losing her title. Res..
87 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W., and
Madeira.
75
Granddau. of"$rd E. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Ethel' Henrietta Mary 0., V.A., taking title
ag Maid of Honour (1876-97), aftds. a Woman of
the Bedchamber till 1901 : b. 1853 (dau, of the late
Hon. Fredk. WTm. C, d. 1904). Res,, 67 Egerton
Gdns., Brompton Rd., S,W.
CAHILL, Lieut. Thomas Basil Staunton,
M.V.O. (5th Class* 1903), Roy. Munst. Fus.:
b. 1878.
CAILLABD, Knight. Sir Vincent Henry
Penalver Cdillard, Kt, Bach. (1896), F.R.S.S.,
F.E.C.I., formerly R.E* and Financ. Re-fires, of
England, Holland, and Belgium in Constanti-
nople (1883-98), is Chmn. Lend. Cmttee. of Nat.
Bank of Egypt and of the Dalra Sanieh Co. (see
under "Lang, K.t.") : b. 1856, mar. 1881 Eliza
Frances, dau. of the late Capt. Jno. Hanhani.
Res., Wingfield House, nr. Trowbridge, Wilts. :
Mayfair Chambs., 42 Half Moon St., W.
CAILLARD, Lady Gertrude Alice, dau. of
4th Earl Temple of Stowe.
CAIRNS, family name of follg. Earldom.
CAIRNS, Earl. Wilfred Dallas Cairns,
4th Earl (U.K.) : Hon. Lt.-Col., late Maj., 5th
Batt. Rifle Brigade (Mil.), formerly Capt. 3rd
Batt. : son of 1st E. and bro. of 2nd and 3rd ; :
b. No\. 28, 1865; sue. 1905 (C.) ; mar. 1894 Olive,
dau. of the late Jno. P. Cobbold, Esq., M.P. Bes., \
Lindisfarne, Bournemouth ; 18 Park St., May-
fair, W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Cairns, 1867 ; Earl Cairns and
Vise. Garmoyle, 1878.— The 1st Peer was twice Lord j
Chancellor of England, having previously been Attorney- j
General and a Lord Justice of Appeal ; 14 ycp.rs M.P. for
Belfast.
Titled Relatives.
(Cairns.)
Daus. 0/ present (4th) E. :
Lady Hester Margaret C, b. 1895.
Lady Ursula Helen 6'., b. 1899.
Lady C, b. 1905.
Dau. of 2nd E. (niece of present) :
Lady Louise Rosemary Kathleen Virginia C, b. 1889.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(The late und Earl, b. 1861, d. 1890.)
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1863, d. 1905, unmrrd.J
(Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Hon. Douglas Halyburton C, heir pres. to Earldom.
B.A., b. 1867. Res., Lindisfarne, Bournemouth.
(No present 2nd heir.)
Lady Kathleen Mary, now Lady K. Eliot, b. 1870,
mar. 1896 Rev. Edwd. F. Whateley E. Res., All
Souls Vic, Eastbourne.
CAIRNS, Earls' Widows. (1) Dowager
Countess C. (Mary Harriet, dau. of the late Jno.
M'Neile, Esq.) , mar. 1856 1st Earl Cairns (d. 1885) .
Bes., Lindisfarne, Bournemouth.— (2) Countess
C. (renin d. ; Olivia Elizabeth, dau. of Alex. Aug.
Berens, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1887, 2nd Earl Cairns
(d. 1890) ; 2ndly, 1899, Roger C. H. Sloane
Stanley, Esq.— retaining title by courtesy. Bes.,
Paultons, R.omsey, Hants.
CAITHNESS, Bishop of— see "Moray."
CAITHNESS, Earl of. John Sutherland
Sin old ir, 17th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt. : son of
16th E. ; b. Sept. 17, 1857 ; sue. 1891 ; unmrrd.
Bes., 59 Inverness Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1631 ; E. of Caithness andBn.
Berriedale, 154?, orig. i4S5 or earlier, but takes precedence
of 1543 only, when new charter was granted under which
the succession has continued.— An Earldom of this title
was resigned to the Crown in 1375 and again in or about
1452, wholly new creations following in each case. The
1st of the present series of Peers was previously Earl of
Orkney and Chancellor of Scotland, but this latter
Earldom he resigned to the Crown. The 4th Earl of
Caithness also resigned his Peerage, but his son, styled
176 CAI
Directory of Peerage,
CAL
Lord Berriedale and Master of Caithness, obtained the
| above new charter of 1543. It was under the 6th Earl
I that the contest and invasion noted under "Breadal-
; bane " took place.
j Titled Relatives.
(Sinclair t)
Issue of \§th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Lady Margaret Helen S., b. 1856.
(Present Earl, b. 1857.)
Lady Euphemia Wilhelmina S., b. 1859.
Hon. Norman Maoleod S., heir pres. to Earldom,
B.A.. a solicitor: b. 1862, mar. 1893 Lilian, dau.
of Higford Higford, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Norman £.).
Res., 12 Palace Gdns. Terr., Kens., W. ; chamb., 33
Bedford Row, W.C., and 19 Abingdon St., S.VV.
Lady Meredith Isabel S., b. 1864.
Rev. the Hon. Charles Augustus S., 2nd heir, M.A.,
b. 1865, mar. 1899 Marianne, dau. of the late
Rev. Edwd. Harman (Hon. Mrs. Charles S.). Res.,
The Rectory, Hempstead, Gloucester.
Lady Mary Jessie S., b. 1870.
Hon. George Arthur S., in Legal Dept. Bd. of Trade,
b. 1874.
CAITHNESS, Earl's Widow. Countess of
C. (Janet, dau. of Roderick Macleod, Esq., M.D.),
mar. 1855 16th E. of Caithness (d. 1891). Ees.,
59 Inverness Terr., Hyde Pk., TV.
CALCUTTA, Bishop of. Most Rev. Reginald
Stephen Copleston, D.D., 10th Bp., Metropol.
of India and Ceylon, late 4th Bp. of Colombo :
b. 1845, mar. 1882, cons. 1875, transl. 1902. lies.,
The Palace, Calcutta.
*** The present position of this and one other Metro-
politan continues to be anomalous, the Lambeth Synod
having entitled them Archbishops whilst in vhe eye of the
State they remain Bishops as before. The matter has
now been adjusted in all instances except the above
and that of Dunedin, N.Z.
CALDECOTT, Mai .-Gen. Francis James, C.B.
(Mil. 1894), R.A. retd. (1897) ; Abyss. 1867-8, and
Afghn., formerly Supt. of Gunpowder Factory at
Kirkee: b. 1842. Res., Queen Anne's Mansns.,
TVestmr., S.TV.
CALDER, Robert, I.S.O. (1903), M.A., B.Sc,
formerly an Insp. of Schools in Scotld. and Sec.
to Bd. of Exams, under Mines Act : b. 183S.
Ees., 6 Fintry PL, Broughty Ferry R.S.O.,
Forfarsh.
CALEDON {pron. Cal'edon), Earl of. Erik
I James Desmond Alexander, 5th Earl (Irel.),
! a minor : son of 4th E. ; b. Aug. 9, 1885 ; sue.
1898. Seats, Caledon R.S.O., and Derg Lodge,
! Castlederg, both in Co. Tyrone ; Tyttenhanger
j Pk., St. Albans, Herts.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Caledon, 1790, Vise. C. 1797, Earl
; ofC. 1800. "Vise. Alexander" is the courtesy-title of
I an eldest son.— The 1st Peer (all three titles) had held
I important offices in India, and been M.P. for Berry in
[ the Irish Parliament. The line of Alexander, Dublin
Baronetcy, is of this family.
Titled Relatives.
(Alexander.)
Issue of 4th E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1885.)
Hon. Herurand Charles A., heir pres. to Earldom,
b. 1888. (2nd heir, the following.)
Hon. Harold Rupert Leofric George A., b. 1891.
Hon. William Sigisinund Patrick A., b. i3gs.
Issue of^rd E. (uncles and aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1846, d. 1898.)
Hon. Walter Philip A., Col. retd., late comclg. Roy.
Scots Greys, comd. in S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1849,
mar. 1882 Margaret Katherine.dau. of the late Rev.
the Hon. Eras. S. Grimston, son of 1st E. of Veru-
lam (Hon. Mrs. Walter A.). Res., Church Farm-
house, Sutton Veny, Warminster, Wilts.
Lady Jane Charlotte Elizabeth, now LadyJ. Van
Koughnet, b. 1850, mar. 1887 the late Capt. Edmd. B.
Van K.. C.M.G., R.N. (d. 1905). Res., Bareleigh,
Aston, Stevenage, Herts.
Hon. Charles A., late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd
Batt. Roy. Inniskilling Fus. (Mil.), served in Egypt
1882 : b. 1854, mar. 1880 Catherine, dau. of Chas.
Stayner, Esq., of Nova Scotia (Hon. Mrs. Chas.
A.). Res., Sesskinawaddy, Eintona R.S.O., Co.
Tyrone.
CALEDON, Earl's Widow. Countess of C, j
nee Lady Elizabeth Graham-Toler, dau. of 3rd E. j
of Norburv, b. 1857, mar. 1884 4th E. of Caledon |
! (d. 1898). Ees., with her son, 5th E.
CALEDONIA (Brit. Columbia), Bishop of. ]
Rt. Rev. F. H. Duvsmet, D.D., 2nd Bp., appd.
1904. Res.. Metlakatla, Victoria, B. Col.
CALGARY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Cyprian Pinkham., D.D., D.C.L., 1st Bp.
(Rupert's Ld. Prov.), formerly Archdn. of Mani-
toba and Canon of Winnipeg, late also 2nd Bp. of
Saskatchewan, a Diocese now separated (1903) :
b. 1844, cons. 1887, mrrd. Res., Bishop's Ct.,
Calgary, Alberta, N.W.T., Canada.
CALL, Baronet's Widow. Lady C. (Marie
Valentine, dau. of the late Capt. Mauleon, of
Anjou), mar. 1884 Sir Win. Geo. M. Call, 4th and
last Bt. (d. 1903) .
CALLAGHAN, Rear-Adm. George Astley,
C.B. (Mil. 1900), lateA.D.C.toH.M.; China 1900,
comdg. Nav. Brigade at Relief of Peking :
b. 1852.
CALLAN, Viscount {Irel. 1622)— see " Den-
bigh, E. of."
CALLCOTT, John Hope, I.S O. (1903),
A.M.I.C.E., late Dep. Colon. Engr. and Surveyor-
Gen., Penang.
CALLEY, Col. Thomas Charles Pleydell,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), 1st
Life Gds. ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.
1856. Pies., Burderop Pk., Swindon, Wilts.
CALNEand CALSTONE, Viscount (Gt. Br.
1784)— see " Lansdowne, M. of."
CALRY, Count de. Valerio Cristoforo
Magawly Cerati de Calry, 6th Ct. de C. (Graf—
Holy Rom., i.e. Germ., Emp. 1734; Baron 1731),
16th Ct. of Viarolo {Milan 1454), and Ct. of Cerati
{Bavaria 1663), and a Grandee of Spain; of an
Irish house (Magawly or M'Awly) once styled
" Princes of Calry " (Westmeath) : son of 5th Ct.,
b. 1854, sue. i860, mar. 1880 Ellen Falkenburg, j
dau. of Redman Abbott, Esq., of Philadelplua.
Heir, his son Valerio Awly, Lieut. N'thumb.
Fus. (b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next son, Robert Louis,
b. 1898). Res., 22 Via de' Bardi, Parma ; Palazzo 1
Caiiigiani, Florence.
CALTHORPE, Baron. Augustus Ciiolmon- j
deley Gough - Calthorpe, 6th Bn. {Gt. Dr.)
and a Bt., a D.L. for Hants., Warwicks.,
and Staffordsh. (High Sheriff 1881), formerly
Lieut. Staffordsh. Yeom. : son of 4th Bn. and bro.
of 5th; b. Nov. 8, 1829; sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar. j
1869 Maud Augusta Louisa, dau. of the late j
Col. Hon. Octavius Duncombe, son of 1st Bn.
Feversham. Seat, Elvetham Pk., Winchfield,
Hants. ; town res., 38 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Creation. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1728 ; Bn. Calthorpe, 1796.
—Sir Henry Gough - Calthorpe, 2nd Bt., M.P. (ne
Gough), was created 1st Bn. The 4th Peer dropped the
name Calthorpe, but only for himself.
Titled Relatives.
(Gough-Calthorpe.)
Issue of present {6th) Bn.:
Hon. Rachel, now Hon. Mrs. Lloyd- Anstruther,
b. 1871, mar. 1898 FitzRoy Hamilton Ll.-A., Esq.
Ris., 12 Chapel St., Belg. Sq., S.W.
Hon. Walter G.-C, heir to Barony, b. 1873. Club,
Bachelors'. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Somerset.)
Hon. Constance G.-C, b. 1877.
Hon. Hilda, now Hon. Mrs. Walter Herveti, b. 1880,
mar. 1903 Walter John, son of the late Lord Aug.
CAL
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
CAM
177
Hervey and nephew of present M. of Bristol. Res.,
Beaumond Cross House, Newark, Notts.
Hon. Dorothy, now Countess of Malmesbury, b. i88g,
mar. 1505 5th Earl of M.
Surviving son of 4th Bn. (bro. o present) :
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1826, d. 1893 unmrrd.)
(Present Baron, b. 1829.)
Hon. Somerset John G.-C, C.B. (Mil. 1905). Maj. -Gen.
retd. and Hon. Lt.-Gen. (served in Crimea), now
Col. sth Drgn. Gds., late Chmn. I. Wight C. C. :
b. 1831, mar. 1862, as 2nd husb., Eliza Maria, dau.
of Capt. Fredk. Chamier, R.N., and widow of
Capt. Fredk. Crewe (Hon. Mrs. Somerset G.-C).
Res., Woodlands Vale, Byde, I.W. : Perry Hall,
Birmingham ; 16 Queen's Gt. PL, S. W.
CALTHOEPE (GOUGH-),fam. name of above
Barony.
CALVEELEY, Joseph Ernest Goodfellow,
C.M.G. (1900-1), M.D., head of the Portld. Natl.
Hosp. in Boer War : b. 1872. lies., 21 Earl's
Avenue, Folkestone.
CALVEET, John Jackson, I.S.O. (1904), Clk.
of the Parliaments, New South "Wales. Address,
Parliament House, Sydney.
CALVEET, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st
Bn. Ashcombe.
CAMBON, H.E. Sir Paul, G.C.V.O. (Hon.
1903), Ambass. of France, prev. at Madrid and
Constantinople, has Grand Cross of Leg. of
Honour: b. 1843. Bes., French Emb., Albert
Gate House, Knightsbridge, S.W.
CAMBEIDGE, Earl of (Scot. 1643), a title of
the Hamilton and Brandon Dukedom.
CAMDEN, Marquess. John Charles Pratt,
4thMarq. {U.K.), Lord Lieut, of Kent and a D.L.
for Sussex, Maj. West Kent Imper. Yeom.,memb.
of League of Mercy : son of 3rd M. ; b. Feb. 9,
1872 ; sue. May 4 same year (C.) ; mar. 1898 Joan
Marion, dau. of Lord Hy. G. E. Nevill, son of
M. of Abergavenny. Seats, Bayham Abbey,
Lamberhurst, Kent ; The Priory, Brecon.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Camden, 1765 ; Earl Camden
and Vise. Bayham, 1786. U.K. : Marq. Camden and E. of
Brecknock, 1812.— The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Pratt, M.P.,
a distinguished lawyer who hecame Attorney-General
and Chief Justice of Common Pleas, received the Barony,
and was afterwards made Lord Chancellor ; later on he
obtained the other two Peerages of Gt. Britain, his
successor, who had been Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
being raised to the Marquessate.
Titled Relatives.
(Pratt.)
Issue of present {4th) M. :
Earl of Brecknock, heir to Marquessate: John
Charles Henry P., b. 1899. (2nd heir, his gt. uncle
Lord George Murray.)
Dau. of yd M. (sist. of present) :
Lady Clementine Frances Anne, now Lady C. Walsh,
b. 1870, mar. 1890 Hon. Arthur H. Jno. W., son and
heir of 2nd Bn. Ormathwaite, q.v.
(Present Marquess, b. 1872.)
Surviving issue of 2nd M. (uncle and aunts of
present) :
Lady Frances Sarah Harriet P., b. 1836. Res., The
Grove, Seal, Sevenoaks, Kent.
Lady Caroline Elizabeth P., b. 1839.
(The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1840, d. 1872.)
Lord George Murray P., late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
3rd Batt. Berks. Regt. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. Gren.
Gds. : b. 1843, mar. 1879 Charlotte Harman Eaton,
whose father became 1st Bn. Cheylesmore (Lady
George P.). Res., Meadow Bank, Winkfield,
"Windsor.
Lady Augusta Georgiana P., b. 1844.
Lady Eleanor Mairgaret P., b. 1845.
LadyMary Eleanor Elizabeth P., b. 1849.
Lady Charlotte Elizabeth Louisa P., b. 1850.
Lady Clara Isabella P., b. 1832.
Lady Theresa Sarah P., b. 1853.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Charles P. (Florence Maria, daU. of Maj. G. R.
Stevenson); mar. 1881 the late Lord Charles Robert
P. (d. 1905). Res., Hilden Oaks, Tonbridge.
CAMEEON, Baronet. Sir Charles Cameron,
istBt. ( U.K. 1893), M.A., M.D., LL.D., a D.L.
for Co. of City of Glasgow, Manag. Dir. of Mail
Newspapers Ltd. (formerly Ed. of North Brit. Daily
Mail, memb. of late Eoy. Commssn. on Liq.
Licensing, an M.P. 1874-95 : son of the late Jno.
Cameron, Esq., of Glasgow and Dublin ; b. 1841,
mar. 1900, 2nd wife, Blanche, dau. of the late
Arthur Perman, Esq. Heir, his son John (b.
1903; no present 2nd heir). Seats, Glenridge,
Virginia Water, Surrev ; Balclutha, nr. Greenock.
CAMEEON, Knight (1). Sir Charles Alex-
ander Cameron, Kt. Bach. (1885), C.B. (Civ. 1899),
M.D., Ph.D., F.K.Q.C.P., F.E.C.P.I., F.E.C.S.I.
iPres. 1885-6), Exam, in Eoyal Univ. Ireld.
(formerly Camb.), Prof, of Chem. and Hygiene
E.C.S.I., Med. Offr. of Health for Dublin, and Pub.
Analyst for 24 counties, author of several histor.,
med., and chem. works : b. 1830, widower. Bes.,
51 Pembroke Ed., Dublin.
CAMEEON, Knight (2). Sir Ewen Cameron,
K. C.M.G. (1900), late Managing Dir. of Hong Kong
and Shanghai Bankg. Corp.: b. 1841, mar. 1878
Josephine, dau. of the late Jno. Houchen, Esq.
Bes., 41 Maresfield Gdns., S. Hampstead, N.W.
CAMEEON, Knight (3). Sir Hector Clare
Cameron, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.D., Prof, of Clin.
Surg, in Glasgow Univ., formerly Pres. of Fac.
of Phys. and Surg, in Glasgow, contributor of
numerous articles to med. periodicals : b. 1843.
Bes., 200 Bath St., Glasgow.
CAMEEON, Knight (4). Gen. Sir William
Gordon Cameron, G.C.B. (Mil. 1904; K.C.B. 1893),
V.D., served in Crimea and Abyssinia, has been in
command in China, Africa, &c, and repeatedly
acted as Gov. of Cape and Hong Kong, ret. 1895,
is Col. Eoy. Lanes. Eegt. : b. 1827, widower. Bes.,
Nea House, Christchurch, Hants. ; 73 Elm Pk.
Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
CAMEEON, Master of, courtesy-title of the
heir to the Fairfax of Cameron Barony when a
son, but, being a Scottish term, it is not used by
the family, most of whom reside in America.
CAMEEON, Col. Aylmer (Spicer), C.B. (Mil.
i886\ Uffl: (1858), Crimea and Mutiny, has been
A.A.G. in Canada and Ch. of Intell. Dept. at
Hcadqrs., ret. 1888 : b. 1833. Bes., Alvara, Alver-
stoke, Gosport.
CAMEEON, Lt.-Col. Cyril St. Clair, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Tasm. Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1900:
b. 1857. Bes., Fordon, Tasmania.
CAMEEON, Maj .-Gen. Donald Eoderiok,
C.M.G. (1877), E.A., Bhutan 1863-5, on Canadian
Bound. Commssn., various Conferences, &c, ret.
1887, and was Comdt. of Kingston Eoy. Mil. Coll.
1888-96 : b. 1834. Bes., Armdale, Nova Scotia.
CAMEEON, Edward John, C.M.G. (1905),
Admin, of I. St. Vincent.
CAMEEON, Lt.-Col. George W., D.S.O.
(1900-1), Eoy. Canad. Scots; S. Africa 1900-2.
Bes., Montreal.
CAMEEON, Maj. Maurice Alexander,
C.M.G. (1900), E.E. retd. (1897), a Crown Agent
for the Colonies, formerly Acting Colon. Engr.
and Surv.-Gen. for Straits Settmts. : b. 1855.
Bes., 27 Brunswick Gdns., Kens., W.
CAMEEON op LOCHIEL, Lady Margaret
Elizabeth, dau. of 5th D. of Buecleuch.
CAMIDGE, Bishop— see "Bathurst."
CAMOYS, Baron. Ealpii Francis Julian
Stonor, 5th Bn. (Eng.), 2nd Lieut. Oxf. Imper.
Q
178 CAM
Directory of Peerage,
CAM
Yeom. : son of 4th Bn. ; b. Jan. 28, 1884 ; sue. 1897
( ? L.). Seat, Stonor Pk., Henley-on-Thames.
Creation. Bn. Camoys, Eng. 1383, by writ, orig. 1264, last-
ing till 1372, eleven years after which a new creation was
made.— Sir Thos. de Camoys, a Kt. Banneret, who com-
manded the English left wing at Agincourt, obtained
this revived honour. In 1426, on the death of the 2nd
Peer, the Barony fell into abeyance, and so remained
for over four centuries up till 1839. MaiT Biddulph, who
was among the co-heiresses, married in 1732 Thos. Stonor,
and it was to one of their descendants that the late Queen
eventually awarded the title.
Titled Relatives.
(Stonor.
Issue of 4th Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1884.)
Hon. Edward Maurice S., heir pres. to Barony,
Lieut. 4th Batt. Beds. Regt, (Mil.) : b. 1885.
Hon. Hugo Robert William 2nd heir, b. 1837.
Hon. Howard Carew S., b. 1893.
Bros, and sist. of 4th Bn. (uncles and aunt of
present ; raised, to rank of Ens.' children 1881) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1856, d. 18(57.)
Hon. Henry Julian S., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), a
Gent. Usher and Groom in Waiting to H.M. : b.
1859. Res., 105 Mount St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
Hon. Julia Caroline, now Marquise d'Bautpoul, b.
1861, mar. 1891 the Marquis d'H. Ees. 14 Montagu
Sq., W.
Hon. Edward Alexander S., a clerk in H. of Lords,
formerly Lieut. Oxfordsh. Yeom. ; b. 1867, u;ar. 1899
the widow of Ambrose Ralli, Esq., aud dau. of
Richd. Ralli, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward §.). Res.,
27 Montagu Sq., W.
Surviving! issue of 3rd Bn. (gt. uncle and aunts
of present) :
Hon. Catherine S., b. 1823. Res., 41 Green St., W.
Most Rev. Mgr. the Hon. Edmund S., Abp. of
Trebizond and a Canon of St. John of Lateran :
b. 1831. Res., 27 Via Sistina, Rome.
Hon. Maria, now Bon. Lady Smyths (ci. v., Bt.'s Wid.),
b. 1832, mar. 1853 the late Sir Chas. Fredk. S., 7th Bt.
Hon. Harriet, now Harriet, Vctss. Clifden (q.v.,
Wid.), b. 1836, mar. 18645th Vise. C. (d. 1899).
CAMOYS, Baron's Widow. The Lady C.
(Jessie Philippa, dau. of the late Bobt. B.. Carew,
Esq.), mar. 1881 4th Bn. Camoys (d. 1897). Bes.,
7 Seymour St.. W.
CAMPBELL. The following Breliminary List
is given chiefly as a sample of our arrangement of
entries under the same surname, this name
supplying the greatest variety, and, with the
exception of " Smith," the largest number of any.
(Family Name and Index.) Col. Fhf.dk., D.S.O.
Baron. Hon. Mrs. Geo. Aug.
Baronets of— Hon. Mrs. Guv.
Aberuchill&Klb.(Alex.). Henry Cooks, I.S.O.
ArdnamurchanfJno. W.). Capt. Hv. Hervky, M.\ .0.
Auchinbreck(Chas.Bph.). Rear-Ad. Hv. J. Fletcher.
Barcaldine (Duncan). Hon. Mrs. Hv. Tuenell.
Carrick-Buoy(ClaudeR.). Lady Ileenk F. Caiuns.
Gartsford (Cockburn-). Jas. Duncan, C.M.G.
Marchmnt(Home-P.-H-). Maj. John, D.S.O.
NewBrunswk.(Archd. A.) Col. John E. R, D.S.O.
CAMPBELL, family name of Argyll Duke-
dom, of Bread alb an e Marquessate and Earldom,
of Cawdor Earldom, and of Blythswood and
Stratheden Baronies. Index to the five lines and
other titled issue following (a. Argyll; b. Bread-
albane; c. Cawdor; s. Stratheden; no issue of
the name under Blythswood) :
Lv. Agnes, sep. Hn. Elidor Ron. c. Hn. Janet Hel. c.
Hn. Alex. F. H. c.Hn. Eric Oct. c. Hn. .J no. Beresf.s.
Hn. Mrs. Alex. sep. Ly. Evelyn C.L. c. Hn.Jno. Dunc.V. c.
Ly. Aline Car. c. Ld. Geo. Granv. a. Hn. Kenneth H. s.
Hn. Mrs. Geo. sep.Ly. Lilian Kath. c.
Hn. Gilbert H- sep. Ly. Marg. Eiiz. b.
Hn. Mrs. Guy, sep. Hn. Mildred L. s.
Hn.Mrs.Hy.T. sep. Lv. Muriel Dor. c.
Hn. Hy. Walt. c. Hn. Nigel, c.
Hn. Ian Male. c. Hn. Ralph Alex. c.
Hn. Mrs. Ronald,c.
Ly. Victoria, a.
Ly. Angela, _
Ld. Archibald, a.
Hn. Mrs.Arch.se/
Hn. Cecil Arth. s
Ly. Colin, a.
Ly. Dorothy, c.
Hn Mrs.Do'ugl.sgp.Ly. Iieene F. sep.
Ly. Edith Al. Car. c. Hn. Ivan, b.
Succoth(Archd. S. L.).
Thas. Ditton(Guy Th.).
Baronets' Widows.
Bishop.
Knights 1 & 2
Priv. Cocnc.
Lady Agnes.
Capt. Alex., CLE., D.S.O
Hon. Mrs. Alex. Straton
Lady Angela M. Alice.
Hon. Mrs. Arcuir. Ean.
Capt. John Hay, D.S.O.
Capt. John Vaugh., D.S.O.
Capt. Kenneth, D.S.O
Mj.-Gn. Lorn R.H.D., C.B.
Maj. Walter, D.S.O.
Capt. Walter D. S., C.V.O.
Lt.-Gen. William, C.B.
Capt. Wm. Roiin., D.S.O.
Compounds :
Campbell, Cockburn-, Bt.
C'mpul.,C'ckrn.-, Bt.'s Wid.
Hon. Mrs. Archie. Henry. Campbell, Doucls.-, C.V.O.
Capt. Archib. Jno., D.S.O. Campbell, Doucls. -,D.S O.
Rear-Adm. Charles, C.B. Campbell, Hamiltn.-W.K.
Charles Wm., C.M.G. Campbell, Hastings- Iln.G
Col. Colin Chas., D.S.O. Campbell, Home-P.-H-.
Hon. Mrs. Douglas. Campbell and Cow all, E.
Capt. Duncan F., D.S.O. Campbej.l-Bannsuman.
Lt. Dunc. Lorne, D.S.O. Campbell of Loudoun.
Francis Alex., C.B. Campbell of St. Andrews.
Col, Fredk., C.B. Campbell von Laurentz.
CAMPBELL, Baron — see "Argyll, D. of"
{Scot. 1445), also "Campbell of Loudoun" and
' of St. Andrews " below.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of AberucMU and
Kilbryde. Sir Alexander Campbell, 6th Bt.
(Scot. i658), Col. retired E.A. : son of 5th Bt., b.
1S41, sue. 1903, mar. 1893, 2nd wife, .Annie
Augusta, dau. of Bobt. H. Mitford, Esq., and
widow of "Walter James, Esq. Heir, his son
John Alexander Coldstream (b. 1877 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin Alexander Bulwer C, b.
1855). Seats, Kilbryde Castle, Dunblane, Perthsh.
*#* The 1st Bt. bore the judicial title of Lord Aberu-
chill (Ld. of Session). The patent is lost and the date of
creation is uncertain, but it was between Jan. 1667 and
May 1668.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Ardnamurchan. Sir
John William Campbell, 8th Bt. {Scot. 1628), C.B.
(Mil. 1886) , Maj -Gen. B. A. retd. ( 1886) , served in
Crimean, China, and Afghan Wars : son of 7th
Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1853, mar. 1867 Catherine Lyona
Sophia, dau. of the late W. Woolby Cavie, Esq.
Heir, his son John Bruce Stuart (b. 1877 ; 2nd
heir, latter' s son, b. 1904). Club, Nav. and Mil.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Auckinbreck. Sir
Charles Balph Campbell, 11th Bt. {Scot. 1628),
formerly engaged on the Geolog. Survey of Scotid. :
son of 8th Bt. and bro. of gth and 10th, b. 1850,
sue. 1901, mar. 1878 Sara, dau. of Hon. Wm.
Bobinscn, of New Zealand. Heir, his son Capt.
William Bobinson, D.S.O., q.v. (2nd heir, next
son, Charles Balph, b. 1881) . Res., Cheviot Hills,
N. Zealand.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Barcaldine. Sir
Duncan Alexander Dundas Campbell, 3rd Bt.
{U.K. 1831), E.E.G.S., F.S.A. Scot., Memb. of
Boy. Co. of Archers, formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj.
3rd Batt. Black Watch (Mil.), Hered. Keeper of
Barcaldine Castle, a Commissr. of Supply for
Argyll, -was Gent. Usher of the Green Bod 1884-95
and now Sec. to Order of Thistle: son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1856, sue. 1880. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
Col. Alexander William Dennistoun C.
(b. 1848 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Duncan John
Alfred, b. 1854). Seats, Barcaldine Castle, Ledaig
B.S.O., Argyllsh. ; Earlsfee Hall, Bowers Gifford,
Pitsca, Essex; res., 16 Bidgway PL, Wimble-
don, S.W.
*#* The ancestry of this family is identical with that of
the house of Breadalbane, an offshoot of that of Argyll
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Can-ich-Buoy . Sir
Claude Bobeet Campbell, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1831),
formerly Capt. 92nd Highldrs. : son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1871, sue. 1899. TSohcir. Bes., unfixed.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Gartsford — see
" Campbell, Cockburn-."
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Marchmont — see
" Campbell, Home-Purves-Hume-."
CAM
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CAMPBELL, Baronet of Kew Brunswick. Sir
Archibald Ava Campbell, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831),
formerly Lieut. 95th Regt. : son of 2nd Bt., b.
1844, sue. 1855. mar. 1S76 Henrietta Ellen Hutton,
dan. of the late Rev. Eusebius A. TJthwatt.. Heir,
his son Archibald Augustus Ava (b. 1879 ; 2nd
heir, next son, William Andreses Ava, b. 1880).
Seat. Gibliston House, Colinsburgh R.S.O., Fifesh.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Saccoth. Sir Archi-
bald Spencer Ltndsey Campbell, 5th Bt. {U.K.
1808), B.A., a D.L. for Dumbartonsh., Advocate j
of Scot. Bar. formerly Lieut. Highid. Bords. (Mil.): \
1st cousin of 3rd and 4th Bts., grandson of 2nd,
and son of Ceo. Bamsay Campbell, Esq. ; b. 1852,
sue. 1874, mar. 1887 Harriett Katherine Grace,
dau. of the late Col. Arth. J. Beynell-Paek. C.B.
Heir, his son George Ilay (b. 1894; 2nd beir,
j Bt.'s bro. Lt.-Col. James Bamsay C, b. 1855).
j Res., 23 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
*** This family is united in ancestry with the Dukes
of Argyll. The 1st and 2nd Bts. were Judges of the
Court of Session with title of Lord Suecoth.
CAMPBELL, Baronet of Thames Ditton.
Sir Guy Theophilus Campbell, 3rd Bt. {U.K.
1815), Lt.-Col. Res. of Officers, formerly Maj.
! King's Boy. Rifle Corps, served in Afghan "War
! of 1879-80 as A.D.C., was also A.D.C. to Lt.-Gov.
of Bengal: son of 2nd Bt.. b. 1854, sue. 1882,
mar. 1884 Nina, dau. of the lateFn dk. Lebmann,
1 Esq. Heir, his son Guy Colin (b. 1S85 : 2nd heir,
J next son, Ronald Ion, b. 1890). Res.. The Lodge,
Thames Ditton. Surrey; Holiday Cottage, Rot-
tingdean, Brighton.
CAMPBELL.Baronets'Y/idows. (1) Isabella,
Lady C. of Anehinbreck (Isabella Sara, we'eCaran-
dini, dau. of the Marchese di Sarzano), mar. 1886
Sir Norman M. Abercromby Campbell, 10th Bt.
(d. 1901). Res., "Waipukuran, Hawke's Bay,
N. Zeald. — (2) Lady C. of Barcaldine (Harriette,
dau. of the late Adm. Hy. Collier), mar. 1855 Sir
Alex. Campbell, 2nd Bt.. Serg.-at-Arms to H.M.
(d. 1880). Res., 16 Bidgeway PL, "Wimbledon, S.W.
— (3) Lady C. of Carrick-Buoy (Esther Selina,
dau. of the late Wm. Baynham, Esq.). mar.
1870 Sir Gilbert E. Campbell, 3rd Bt. (d. 1899).—
(4) Lady Agnes C, formerly of Suecoth (remrrd.
and known as Lady A. FranJc) , dau. of 2nd M.
of Westminster, q.v. — See also "Campbell (Cock-
burn-)."
CAMPBELL, Bishop— see "Glasgow."
CAMPBELL, Knight (1). Rear-Adm. Sir
Charles Campbell, K.C.M.G. (1905), C.B. (Mil.
1894), D.S.O. (1897L Egvpt and (twice) Benin,
late a Nay. A.D.C.' to H.M. (ent. Navy i860) :
b. 1847, ma1'- 1875, 2nd wife. Res. 8 Foulis Terr.,
S. Kens., S.W.
CAMPBELL, Knight (2). Sir John Logan
Campbell, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., E.R.C.S., was
Mayor of Auckland, N.Z. in 1501, Supt. of the
Prov. 1855-6. has been Memb. of N.Z. House of
Representatives, inaugurated Vol. Rifle Corps
and served in Maori War 1862, presented Cornwall
Park to the nationality: b. 1817 (grandson of 3rd
Bt. of Aberuchili), mar. 1858 Emma, dan. of the
late Sir Jno. C. Wilson, K.C.S.l. Res., Gladstone
Pamell. Auckland.
' CAMPBELL, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
'Mary Gertrude, dau. of the late Andrew Murray,
3sq., W.S.), mar. 1886, as 2nd wife. Sir Geo.
VV. R. Campbell, K.C.M.G., formerb Insp.-Gen.
»f Ceylon Prisons and Police (d. 1905). Res., 42
ienilworth Avenue, Wimbledon. S.W.
CAMPBELL, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. James
Alexander Campbell, P.O. {'^t. Br. 1898), LL.D.,
for Glasgow and Aberd. Univs. {C), a D.L.
for Cos. Lanark and Forfar, formerly a merchant
in Glasgow : elder bro. of Rt. Hon. Sir H. Camp-
bcll-Bannerman, b. 1825, widower. Res., Stra-
cathro House, Brechin, Forfarsh. ; 2 Prince's
Gdns.. S.W.
CAMPBELL, Lady Agnes— see Bts.' Wids.
CAMPBELL. Cant. Alexander, CLE. (1803),
D.S.O. (1887), Abyss., Burma 1885-6, Suakin, &c;
was Dep. Dir. of Marine at Calcutta 1887-94:
b. 1839. Ratl.gael, Bedford.
CAMPBELL, Eon: Mrs. Alexander Straton,
dau. of 16th Bn. Borthwick.
CAMPBELL, Lady Angela Mary Alice,
dau. of 4th E. of Harrow by.
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. Archibald Ean, dau.
of 8th Vise. Midleton and wife of the Bp. of
Glasgow.
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. Archibald Henry,
dau of 8tn Vise. Downe.
CAMPBELL, Capt. Archibald John, D.S.O.
(1902") , 19th Hussars; Nigeria 1901 and 1903:1
b. 1872.
CAMPBELL, Maj. -Gen. Barring-ton and Col. |
Montagu — see " Campbell , (Douglas) " on next [
page. j
CAMPBELL, Charles William, C.M.G. (icoi),
Cons, at Wuchow, prev. Vice-Cons, at Shanghai, i
has been in China, from 1884, served there 1900. !
Res., Brit. Cons., Wuchow.
CAMPBELL, Col. Colin Charles, D.S.O.
(1887), LA. retd. (1893) ; Burma 1885: b. 1842. |
Res., Eastbourne.
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. Douglas, dau. of 1st j
Bn. Swansea.
CAMPBELL, Capt. Duncan Frederick,
D.S.O. (1900-1). Lanes. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1876.
CAMPBELL, Sec. Lieut. Duncan Lorne,
D.S.O. ( 1900-1), late Welsh Regt. ; S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1881.
CAMPBELL, Francis Alexander, C.B. (Civ.
1901) , Assist. TJnd. Sec. for For. Affairs, prev. a
Sen. Clerk in the Foreign Office, which he entered
1871 : b. 1852. Res., 7 Onslow Cresc, S.W.
CAMPBELL, Col. Frederick (1), C.B. (Civ.
1902) , V.D., late Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col.
1st Argyll and Bute Vol. ArtiU., formerly a Lieut.
R. A. : b. 1843 (bro. of iit. of Ardnamurchan) .
Res., Airds, Sydenham Hill, S.E.
CAMPBELL, Col. Frederick (2), D.S.O.
(1898), I. A., Hazara 1S88, Chitral Relief, N.W.
Front. 1897-8, Thibet 1904, was a D.A.A.G. in
Bengal 1891-5 : b. i860.
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. George Augustus,
dau. of 8th Vise. Barrington
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. Guy, dau. of nth
Vise. Valentia.
CAMPBELL, Henry Cooke, I.S.O. (1903),
Judge Pres. of Native High Ct., Natal. Res.,
Pietermaritzburg.
CAMPBELL, Capt. Henry Eervey, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), R.N., Egypt 1882 : b. 1865.
CAMPBELL, Rear-Adm. Henry John
Fletcher, C.B. (Mil. 1879), Russian and Zulu
Wars, ret. 18S8 : b. 1837. Res., Beech Lodge, j
Wimbledon Common, S.W.
CAMPBELL, Hon. Mrs. Henry Tufnell,
dau. of 19th Bnss. Gray.
CAMPBELL, Lady Ileene Frances Cairns,
dau. of 13th E. of Huiitingdon.
CAMPBELL, James Duncan, C.M.G. (1885),
Commissr. in England of Chinese Imper. Maritime
Customs : b. 1833. Hes., 18 Clanriearde Gdns.
Bayswater, W.
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CAMPBELL, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Cameron Highldrs. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa 1899-
1900, now a Staff.-Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1871.
I CAMPBELL,Col. John Edward Robert,D.S.O.
' (1900-1), late Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col.
; 6th Batt. Boy. Warwicks. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
! 1900 1, a D.L, for Herefordsh. : b. 1855. Res., Til-
lington Ct., Burghill, Hereford.
I CAMPBELL, Capt. John Hay, D.S.O. (1900-1) ,
; R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1871.
; CAMPBELL, Capt, John Vaughan, D.S.O.
; (19CO-1), Coldstrm. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 :
I b. 1876 (grandson of 2nd Earl Cawdor).
I CAMPBELL, Capt. Kenneth Jeffery Rankin,
I D.S.O. (1896), late 6th Drgn. Gds. ; Benin 1894,
! China 1900, late Dep. Conrmissr. Niger Coast
; Protect. : b. 1863. Res., 37 Alexandra Ct.,
I Queen's Gt.. S.W.
j CAMPBELL, Maj .-Gen. Lorn Robert Henry
Dick, C.B. (Mil. 1961), I.A.retd. (1904), Col. 38th
I Dogras; Hazara 1868, Dour Valley, Afghn.,Mah-
i sud Waziri 1881, and China, late Comdt. of Force
J in Chitral : b. 1846.
j CAMPBELL, Maj. Walter, D.S.O. (1900-1),
I B A., Gord. Highldrs. ; Avaziristan 1894-5, Chitral
j Relief, Tirah, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now a
D.A. Dir. at Headqrs. : b. 1864.
1 CAMPBELL, Capt. "Walter Douglas Somer-
set, C.V.O. (1901), Groom in Waiting to H.M.
j and Dep. Ranger Windsor Gt. Park, formerly of
! 79th Regt. : b. 1853. i?es.. Holly Grove,WindsorPk.
CAMPBELL, Lt.-Gen. William, C.B. (Mil.
1904), Col. Cumdt. R.M.A ; Ashanti 1873-4,
1 Egypt, late A.D.C. to H.M. ; b. 1847, Wwi,
IT. Serv.
I CAMPBELL, Capt. William Robinson, D.S.O.
I (1902), 14th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1879, is heir to Baronetcy of Auchinbreck.
; CAMPBELL (COCKBURN-), Baronet. Sir
; Alexander Thomas Cockbum-CampbeU ', 5th Bt.
; of Gartsford (U.K. 1821), clerk to the Police-Ct.
I at Wyndham, W. Aust. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1872,
sue. 1892. Heir pres., his bro. John Stothert
(b. 1873; no 2nd heir). Res., unfixed. The name
J Campbell was assumed by the 2nd Bt. in 1825.
i CAMPBELL (COCKE URN-), Baronet's
i Widow. Lady C.-C. (Lucy Anne, dau. of thelate
j Arthur Trimmer, Esq.), mar. 1870 Sir Thos.
' Cockburn-Campbell. 4th Bt,, formerly Pres. Leg. j
1 Ccunc, W.A. (d. 1892). Res., Perth, W. Australia. 1
CAMPBELL (DOUGLAS-), Maj. -Gen. Bar-
RINGTON BULKLEY, C.V.O. (ig02), C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Lt.-Gov. of Guernsey, a D.L. for Ren-
frew sh., served in Egypt 1882 andcomd. 16th Brig,
in S. Afr. War 1900-2, formerly Col, comdg. Scots
Gds.: b. 1845 (3rd bro. of Bn. Blythswood).
H<s.. Saumarcz Hall, Guernsey; 13 Manchester!
i Sq.,W.
CAMPBELL (DOUGLAS-), Col. Montagu,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.comdg. 4th
Batt.Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1900-1: b. 1852 (5th bro. of Bn. Blythswood).
Res., Innis Chonain, Loch Awe R.S.O., Argyllsh.
CAMPBELL (HAMILTON-), Lt.-Col. William
Kentigern, D.S.O. (1902), Ayrshire Tmper.
Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1865. Res., Wester-
toun, Ayr : Netherplace, Mauchline, Ayrshire.
CAMPBELL (HASTINGS-), Hon. Gilbert
Theophilus Clifton (late Clifton - Hastings -
Campbell), son of late Ctss. of Loudoun.
CAMPBELL (HOME -PURVES - HUME-) ,
Baronet. Sir John H. -P. -H.- Campbell, 8tb
Bt. of Marchmont {Scot. 1665), late Capt. Lothians
and Berwicks. Imper. Yeom. , prev. Lieut. 2nd Life
Gds. : son of Chas. H. Home-Purves, Esq. (gt.
grandson of 5th Bt.), but has assumed the addit.
name Hume-Campbell which was borne by his
cousin the 7th Bt. (1st cous. twice rem.) ; b. 1879,
sue. 1804, mar. 1901 Emily Jane, dau. of Rev. R.
Digby Ram . Heir, none. Seat, Marchmont House,
Greenlaw R S.O., Berwicks.
CAMPBELL and COWALL, Earl of {Scot, j
1701)— see "Argyll, D. of."
CAMPBELL - B ANNERMAN — see « ' Banner-
man."
CAMPBELL of LOUDOUN, Baron (Scot.
1601)— see "Loudoun, E. of."
CAMPBELL of ST. ANDREWS, Baron
(U. K. 1841)— see " Stratheden and Campbell."
CAMPBELL von LAURENTZ, Baron.
Edmund Kempt Campbell, 1st Bn. (Freiherr —
Saxe-Cob. 1886, rec. into Prussian Nobility 1889) ;
formerly Equerry to H.R.H. the late D. of Saxe-
Coburg and Gotha, and Maj. in Prussian Army,
served in Austrian and Franco-German Wars :
son of Peter Laurentz Campbell, Esq., and
younger bro. of 1st Bn. Craignish ; b. 1848, mar.
1886 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of Jas. S. Budgett,
Esq. No known heir. Res., Rosemead, Windsor. I
CAMPDEN (pron. Camden), Viscount (by
courtesy — title U.K. 1841), eld. son and heir of E.
of Gainsborough.
CAMPERDOWN, E arl of. Robert Ad am Hal-
dane Philips Haldane-Duncan,yi-A Earl (U.K.),
B.A., LL.D., a D.L. for Warwicksh. and For-
farsh. and for Co. and City of Dundee, formerly a
Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria and Civil Lord
of the Admiralty : son of 2nd E. ; b. May 28,
1841 ; sue. 1867 (L. U.) ; unmrrd. Seats, Camper-
down, Dundee ; Gleneagles, Auchterarder, Perth-
shire; Weston House, Shipston-on-Stour, Wore. ;
town res., 39 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Vise, and En. Duncan, Gt. Br. 1797 ; E. of
Camperdown, U.K. 1831.— Adm. Adam Duncan was
created Bn. and Vise, for his victory off Camperdown
over the Dutch Fleet, which was serving under Prance.
His son was raised to the Earldom. The additional name
Haldane is assumed by each Earl on succeeding to the
Gleneagles estates, but the family name is Duncan only.
Titled Relatives.
(Duncan.)
Issue of 2nd E. (bro. and sist. of present) :
Lady Julia Janet Georgiana, now The Lady Aber-
cromby, V.A., was a Lady of the Bedchamber to
Queen Victoria: b. 1840, mar. 1858 4th Bn. A., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1841.)
Hon. George Alexander Pnir.irs Haldane D.,
heir pres. to Earldom, b. 1845, mar. 1888, as 2nd
hush., Laura, dau. of the late Jno. Dove, Esq., and
widow of Jno. A. Blanchard, Esq., both of Massa-
chusetts (Hon. Mrs. George D.). Club, Athenaeum.
(No present 2nd heir.)
CAMPION, Col. William Henry, C.B. (Civ.
1902), V.D., Hon. Col., late Lt.-Col. comdg., 2nd
Vol. Batt. Sussex Regt.. formerly Capt. 72nd
Highldrs. : b. 1836, mar. 1869 the following. lies.,
Danny Pk., Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks R.S.O.,
Sussex.
CAMPION, Hon. Mrs. William Henry, dau.
of 1st Vise. Hampden, and wife of preceding.
CANDY, Knight. Sir Edward Townshend
Candy, Kt. Bach. (1904), C.S.I. (1903), late Puisne
Judga of High Ct., Bombay, and Vice-Chanc. of
Bombay Univ. : b. 1845, mar. 1874 Constance
Mary, dau. of the late C. M. Harrison, Esq. Res.,
Shelford, Cambridge.
CANDY, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Rossmore.
CANNING, family name of Garvagh Barony,
and of the etctinct Viscounty of Stratford db
CAW
Baronetage, Knightage, (he.
Rkdcliffe (see former except for Hods. Louisa
and Mary) .
CANNING, Knight. Sir Samuel Cunning, Kt.
Bach. (1866), M.I.C.E., M.I.E.E., chief engineer
in the laying of the Atlantic Cables of 1865 and
i85g, as well as of other sea cables : b. 1823, mar.
1859 Elizabeth Ann, dau. of the late W. H. Gale,
Esq. lies., 1 Inverness Gdns., Kens., W.
CANNING (DE-BURGH-), family name of
Clanricarde Marquessate. No titled relative of
the name.
CANNY, Lieut. James Clare Macnamara,
D.S.O. (1903-1), Roy. Munst. Fus. ; S. Africa
1900: b. 1877.
CANTELUPE, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1761), a title
of the Earldom of De La Warr, hitherto borne by
the heir when a son ; "Ld. Buckhurst" now used.
CANTERBURY, Archbishop of. His Grace
the Most Rev. Randall Thomas Davidson, P.C.
{Gt. Br. 1903), G.C.V.O. (1904; K.C.V.O. 1902,
not receiving the accolade nor styled "Sir"),
D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., 94th Archbp. of Canter-
bury, Primate of All England and Metropolitan,
formerly Dean of Windsor, Bp. of Rochester
1891-5, Bp. of Winchester 1895-1903, was Clerk of
the Closet 1831-1903 and Resid. Chapl. to prev.
Abps. 1877-83 : b. April 7, 1848, cons. 1891. transl.
1903, ent. Lords 1895 {L.U.), mar. 1878 the dau.
of Abp. Tait. Res., Lambeth Pal., S.E., and Old
Palace, Canterbury.
CANTERBURY , Viscount. Henry Charles
Manner s-Sutton, 4th Vise. {U.K.), a D.L. for
Norfolk, was Priv. Sec. to his father when Gov.
of Trinidad and Victoria : son of 3rd V. ; b.
July 12, 1839; sue. 1877 {L.) ; mar. 1872 Amye
Rachel, dau. of the late Hon. Fredk. Walpole,
M.P., and sist. of 5th E. of Orford. Seat,
Brooke House, Norwich.
Creation. Vise. Canterbury and Bn. Bottesford, U.K.
1835.— Sir Ohas. Manners-Sutton, G.C.B.,son of an Abp.
of Canterbury and a descendant of the Rutland line,
Speaker of the House of Commons 1817-34, was the first
to obtain this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Manners-Sutton.)
Issue of present {4th) V. :
Hon. Henry Frederick Walpole M.S., heir to !
Viscounty, a D.L. for Norfolk and Norwich : b. 1879.
(and heir, his istcousin Francis Henry Astley M.S.,
b. 1869, son of late Hon. Graham.)
Surviving issue of 3rd V. (sists. of present) :
g 'resent Viscount, b. 1839.)
on. Anna Maria Gcorgiana, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Bright, b. 1841, mar. 1868 Chas. Edwd. B., Esq.,
C.M.G., q.v.
Hon. Mabel Georgiana iff. -S.,b. 1847. Res-, Lowestoft.
— Dau.-in-law :
H02. Mrs. Graham M.S. (Charlotte Laura, dau.
cf the late Lt.-Col. Fras. l'E. Astley), mar. 1867
the late Hon. Graham Edward Henry M.S. (d.
1888). Res., 12 Sloane Terr. Mansns., S. W.
CANTRELL, Robert, I.S.O. (1902), Ch. Clk.
Dept. of Agric. and Techn. Instr. lreld.: b. 1849.
I lies., 12 Eden Pk., Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
CAPE, Capt. Charles Scarvell, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S. W. Bushmen's Contingt. in S .Africa
1900-1, is a solicitor : b. 1866. Res., Sydney.
CAPE ST. VINCENT, Countess of. Elolse
■ Fanny Harriet Jodrell {nee Napier), Ctss.
2nd in line of Cape St. V. (Condessa — Portugal
1833, but "by courtesy, not patent"), dau. of
Adm. Sir Chas. Napier, K.C.B., M.P., upon whom
the title was conferred by Donna Maria for
services in command of the fleet which aided in
placing her upon the throne ; b. 1818, sue. i860,
mar. 1843 the late Rev, Henry Jodrell (d, 1896,
having been 52 years Rect. of Gisleham) . Heiress
pres., her dau. HeloIse Napier, Mrs. David
Safford (mar. 1870; 2nd heiress, next dau.,
Fanny, Mrs. Henry Hope) . Res., Merchistoun Hall,
Horndean R.S.O.,* Hants.
CAPE TOWN, Archbishop of. Most Rev.
William West Jones, D.D., 1st Archbp., b.
1838, cons. 1874 as 2nd Bp., cr. Abp. 1897, mar.
1879. Is Metropolitan of the Proy. of S. Africa,
but his own diocese is now limited to the western
districts. Res., Bishop's Ct., Claremont, Cape Col.
See Note under "Calcutta." — Bishop Coadj.,~Rt.
Rev. Alan George Sumner Gibson, D.D., q.v.
CAPELL, family name of Essex Earldom, q.v.
for "Ladies" and "Hons." (spelt Capel previous
to 1880, when 6th E. restored the orig. Gapell).
CAPELL, Baron {Eng. 1641), a title of the
Essex Earldom, recently borne (as "Lord") by
present E. during life of his father, Vise. Maiden.
CAPELL, Capt. Algernon Essex, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Bethune's Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899-
1900, now in S.A. Constab. : b. 1869 (gt. nephew
of 6th E. of Essex).
CAPPEL, Knight. Sir Albert James Leppoc
Cappel, K.C.I. E. (1887), served in Crimea with
Turkish Contingent, Dir. -Gen.of Indian Telegraph
Dept. 1883-9 : 0. 1836, mar. 1873 Fanny Gibbon,
dau. of Gen. Sir Frank Turner, K.C.B. Res.,
27 Kensington Ct. Gdns., W.
CAPPEL, Edward Louis, CLE. (1900), a
Collector and Magist. of Bombay, Polit. Agent for
Bhor: b. 1856. Res* Bombay.
CAPPER, Lt.-Col. John Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.E., N.W. Front. 1898, S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1861. Res.. Aldershot.
CAPPER, Col. Thompson, D.S.O. (1902), E.
Lanes. Regt. ; Chitral Relief 1895, Nile 1898, S.
Africa 1899-1902, late a Prof, in Staff Coll., now
a D.A.A.G. there : b. 1863.
CARBERY, Baron. John Evans-Freke, 10th
Bn. {Irel.) and a Bt., a minor: son of 9th Bn. ;
b. May 20, 1892 ; sue. 1898. Seat, Castle Freke,
Clonakilty R.S.O., Co. Cork.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Carbery, 1715 ; a Bt. 1758.—
This Peerage was conferred upon Geo. Evans, whose
father was c P.C. and a zealous adherent of William HI,
The surname Freke was assumed by the 6th Bt.,
whose son succeeded as 6th Bn. on failure of the direct
line.
Titled Relatives.
{Evans-Freke.)
Issue of gth Bn. (bro. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1892.)
Hon. Ralfe E.-F., heir pres. to Barony, b. 1807. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. Percy.)
Surviving issue of 8th Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late 9th Baron, b. 1868, d. 1898.)
Hon. Percy Cecil E.-F., a D.L. for Rutland, Maj.,
Leic. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa igoo-i :
b. 1871, mar. 1895 Eva, dau. of the late Chas. Kir-
wan, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Percy E.-F ). Res., Bis brook
Hall, Uppingham, Rutland. »
Issue of 7th Bn. (1st cousin once rem. of present) :
Hon. Georgiana Dorothea Harriet, now Ctss. of
Bandon, b. 1853, mar. 1876 4th Earl of B., q.v.
Sist. -in-law ofjth Bn. (gt. aunt of present; husb.
granted rank of a Bn.'s son) :
(The late 7th Baron, b. 1807, d. 1889.)
Lady Katherine Felicia E.-F., nee Pakenham, dau.
of 2nd E. of Longford, b. 1826. mar. 1851 the late
Col. Hon. Fenton John E.-F. (d. 1889).
(The late 8th Baron, b. 1812, d. 1894.)
CARBERY, Barons' Widows. (1) The
Dowager Lady C, nee Lady Victoria Cecil, dau.
of gnd M. of Exeter, b. 1843, mar. 1866, as 2nd
182 CAR
wife, 8th Bn. Carbery (d. 1894). Res., Bisbrook
Hall, Uppingham, Rutland.— (2) The Lady C,
remrrd. (Mary, dau. of Hy. J. Toulmin, Esq.),
! mar., 1st, 1890, 9th Bn. Carbery (d. 1898) ;
2ndly, 1902, Arthur Wellesley Sandford, Esq.,
MD. — retaining title by courtesy. Res., Castle
Freke, as above.
CARBONE, Knight. Sir Giuseppe Carbone,
G.C.M.G. (1901 ; K.C.M.G. 1891), K.C.V.O (1903),
LL.D., Ch. Just, in Malta, Pres. of Ct. of Appeal
and Vice-Pres. Counc. of Govt. : b. 1839, mar.
1872 Teresa, dau. of the late P. G. Porteiii, Esq.,
M.D. Res., 108 Strada Britannica, Valetta.
CARBUTT, Baronet's Widow. Lady C.
(Mary, dau. of the late Jno. Rhodes, Esq.). mar.
1874 Sir E twd. H. Carbutt, 1st and only Bt., an
M.P. i83o-6 (d. 1905) . Re*., Nanhurst, Cranleigh,
I Guildford ; \g Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
CARDEN, Baronet of Molesey. Sir Frederick
Walter Garden, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1887), formerly
Lt.-Col. 5'ch Lancers, High Sheriff of Hants. 1891 :
son of 1st Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1888, mar. 1870, as
2nd husb., Rowena Laura, dau. of Rovvand
I Ronald, Esq., and widow of Capt. Alex. L.
Copland. Heir, his son Capt. Frederick Henry
I Walter G. (b. 1873; 2nd heir, next son, Ronald
! James Walter, b. 1876). Seat, Stargroves, East
I Woodhay, Newbury, Berks. ; town res., 2 Orme Sq.,
i Bayswater, W. ; also 5 Rue du Dome, Champs
I Elysees, Paris.
I CARDEN", Baronet of Templemore. Sir John
Craven Card- n, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1787), a C.C. for Co.
Tipperary (High Sheriff 18S2), and formerly Lieut.
Queen's Co. Mil. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1854, sue.
1879, mar. 1891 Sibyl Martha, dau. of the late
Gen. Valentine Baker. Heir, his son John
Valentine (b. 1892; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Maj.
Henry Charles G., D.S.O., q.v.). Seats, The
Abbey, Templemore, Co. Tipperary ; Treago, St.
Weonards, Ross, Herefs.
CARDEN, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
G. of Templemore (Julia Isabella, dau. of Adrn.
Chas. G. Robinson), mar. 1852, as 2nd wife, Sir
Jno. C. Garden. 4th Bt. (d. 1879). Res., Westown,
Straffan R.S.O., Co. Kildare.
CARDEN, Maj. Hemry Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Res. of Otfrs., prev. Capt. Devonsh. Regt. I
and Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1903-1 : b. 1855
(bro. and 2nd heir of above Bt. of Templemore).
CARDEW, Knight. Col. Sir Frederic Cardew,
K.C.M.G. (1897), served on Ind. N. W. Frontier j
1853, in Zululd. and Transvaal 1879-81, ret. 1890,
was Mil. Se3. in China 1882-3, Gov. of Sierra
Leone 1895-1900, and Cons, for Liberia 1896 :
b. 1839, mar. 1887, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Katha-
rine, dau. of the late Jos. Savill, Esq., and widow
of Col. Kent Jones. Res., Tudor Cottage, Whit-
church, Oxon, nr. Reading.
CARDEW, Hon. Mrs. Christopher, dau. of
1st Bn. Westbury.
CARDEW, Maj. George Hereward, D.S.O.
(1902), A.S.C., formerly in 18th Hussars; S.
Africa 1900-2: b. 1861.
CARDIFF, Baron {Gt. Br. i776)-see " Bute,
M. of."
CARDIGAN, Earl of (by courtesy— title Eng.
1661), heir and only son of M. of Ailesbury.
CARDIGAN, Earl's Widow (remrrd.). Coun-
tess of Cardigan and Lancastre (Adeline
Louisa Maria, dau. of the late Spencer H. De
Horsey, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1858, as 2nd wife, 7th E.
I of Cardigan, surname Brudenell (of Balaclava
j fame, d. 1868, when the title passed to his
cousin the 2nd M. of Ailesbury, becoming the
j courtesy-title of the heir) ; 2ndly, 1873, the late
I Antonio Manuelo, Conde de Lancastre (d. 1898)—
retaining former title by courtesy. Res., Deene
Pk., Wansford R.S.O., N'thants.; Brudenell
House, Melton Mowbray, Leic. ; 7 Deanery St.,
Park Ln., W.
CARDIN, James Joseph, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
V.D., late Comptr. and Acct.-Gen. to G.P.O., for-
merly Lt.-Col. C.S. Rifle Vols. : b. 1839. Res.,
28 Tierney Rd., Streatham Hill, S.W.
CARDOZO, Henry O'Connell, CLE. (1896),
formerly Supt. Rev. Surv. Dept. Madras, was in
the Dept. 1855-99, for a time Brit. Cons, at Pondi- j
cherry: b. 1839. Res., Ramnad, Madras.
CARDROSS,Lord (by courtesy— title Scot. 1610), j
son and heir of E. of Buchan.
j CAREW, family name of follg. Barony.
CAREW, Baron. Robert Shapland George
Julian Carew, 3rd Bn. (Irel. and U.K.), B.A.,
a D.L. for Co. Wexford : son of 2nd Bn. ; b.
June 15, i860; sue. 1S81 (L.U.) ; mar. i883 Julia
Mary, dau. of the late Alb. A. E. Lethbridge,
Esq., and granddau. of Sir Jno. H. Lethbridge,
3rd Bt. Seat, Castle Boro, Enniscorthy, Co. Wex-
| ford ; town res., 28 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
i Creations. Bn. Carew, Irel. 1834, U.K. 1838.— Robfc. S.
j Carew, K. P., Lieut, of Wexford, was the 1st Bn. in
j each kingdom.
Titled Relatives.
(Carew.)
j Issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. of present) :
(Phf.sent Baron, h. 186c.)
Hon. George Patrick. John C,heir pres. to Barony,
I b. 1863, mar 1888 Maud Beatrice, dau. of the late
i Jno. Ramsay, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George C). fees., I
; 4 Langdale lid., Hove, Brighton. (2nd hsir, his
1st cousin Gerald Shapland C, h. i860, son of
late Hon. Shapland and Lady Hester, below.)
Surviving dau. of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1818, d. 1881.)
Hon. Anne Dorothea, now Hon. Mrs. John Gilbert,
b. 1822, mar. 1851 the late Jno. Davies G., Esq. (d.
1854).
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Hester Georgiana C, nde Browne, dau. of 2nd
M. of Sligo, b. 1337 mar. 1858 the late Hon. Shap-
land Francis ft (a. 1892). Res., 9 Bryanston St.,
Portman* Sq., W.
CAREW, Baronet. Sir Henry Palk Carew,
oth Bt. (Eno. 1661), nephew of 8th Bt. and son
of the late Hy. Carew, Esq.: b. 1870, sue. 1874,
mar. 1889 Frances Gertrudefdau. of the late Robt.
Lock-Roe, Esq. Heir, his son Thomas Palk (b.
1890; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin once rem. Peter
Fitzwiiliam C. b. 1887). Seat, Woolhanger Manor,
Barnstaple, Devon.
CAREW, Maj. George Albert Lade, D.S.O.
(1898), late 7th Hussars; S. Africa and Masho-
naland 1896-7 and 1900-2 : b. 1862. Res., Car-
penders, Watford, Herts.
CAREW (POLE-), Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Regi-
nald Pole-Carew (pron. Pool-Carey), K.C.B. (Mil.
1901), C.V.O. (same year), served in Afghanistan,
Egypt, and Burma, comd. 9th and nth Divs. in S.
Africa 1899-1900, has been Priv. Sec. to Sir Here.
Robinson (Lord Rosmead) in N. S. Wales, A.D.C.
to the Earl of Lytton in India, and Mil. See. to
Gen. Sir F. (now Earl) Roberts when Com. -in-Ch.
in same country : b. 1849, mar. 1901 the following.
I Res., Shanbally Castle, Co. Tipperary. nr.
i Casiletownroche ; Antony, Torpoint R.S.O.,
j Cornwall.
! CAREW (POLE-), Lady Beatrice Frances
CAE
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
CAR 183
Elizabeth, wife of preceding and dan. of 3rd M.
of Ormonde.
CAREY, Knight. Sir (Thomas) Godfrey Carey,
Kt. Bach. (1900), late Bailiff of Guernsey : b.
1832, mar. 1901, ?.nd wife, Eliza de Sausmarez,
dan. of the late Thos. R. Grassie, Esq.. of Halifax,
1 N.S. Res., Bozel, St. Peter Port. Guernsey,
CABEY, Bertram Saumarez. CLE. (1S93),
Burma and Chin-Lushai and Hills 1885-92, now
j Dep. Corcmissr. Burma; b. 1864. lies., Myingyan,
I Burma.
i CAREY, Col. Carteret Walter, M.V.O. (4th
j Class, 1903), late Highland Lt. Inf.': Egypt 1882,
j N.W. Eront. 1897-8: b. 1853.
! CAREY, Maj.-Gen. Constantine Phipps, CB.
(Civ. 1901), R.E. retd. (1882) ; Ch. Engr. to Loc.
Govt. Bd. 1897-1901 : b. 1835. Res., 78 Warwick
I Sq., S.W.
CAREY, Col. William, CB. (Mil. 1886), R.A.
retd. (1891) ; Afghn. 1880, Burma 1885-7: b. 1833.
Res., The Oaks, Portswood, Southampton.
CARGILL, Feathersxon, C.M.G. (1905), M.B.,
1st class Resid. in Nthn. Nigeria.
CABINGTON, family name of the late Barony
of Carrington, which has now become an Eari-
! dom (q.v. for Hon. Rupert, and note), and
1 changed the surname to V/ynn-Carrington.
CARINGTON, Knight and Peer's Son. Hon.
Sir William Henry Peregrine Canngton,
K.C.V.O. (1901), CB. (Civ. 1897), au Extra
Equerry to H.M., and Comptr. and Treas. to
H.R.H. the Pr. of Wales, late an M.P. and
Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds., served in Egypt 1882 : son of
2nd Bn. Carrington and bro. of "present Earl ;
b. 1845, mar. 1871 Juliet, dau. of Eras. Warden,
Esq. Jies., Burfield, Old Windsor; 6 Cadogan
Sq., S.W.
CARLES, William Richard, C.M.G. (1901),
F.R.G.S., F.L.S., Brit. Cons, and Cons. -Gen. at
Tientsin 1899-1901, in Diplom. Serv. in Cliina
and Corea from 1867: b. 1848. Ees., Silwood,
The Park, Cheltenham.
CARLETON, family name of the Dorchester
Barony, q.v. for Hon. Dudlev.
CARLETON, Baron (Gt. Br. 1785), Imper.
title of E. of Shannon.
CARLETON, Maj. Frederick Montgomeri,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Lanes. Regt. ; Dongola 1896,
Nile, Sieixa Leone 1898-9, S. Africa 1899-1902 as
A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Wynne : b. 1867.
CARLETON, Maj. Guy Audouin, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1809-1902:
b. 1859.
CARLETON, Maj. Hugh Dudley D.S.O.
(1902), W. Ind. Regt.; Gambia 1891-2, Ashanti
1900, S. Nigeria 1902 : b. 1865, mar. follg. 1904.
CARLETON, Lady Jane Edith, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of 6th M. of Hertford.
CARLETON, Maj. Launcelot Richard,
D.S.O. (1902), Essex Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902,
now Com. of a Co. of Gentn. Cadets at Sand-
hurst: b. 1861.
CARLING, Knight. Hon. Sir John Car-ling,
K.C.M.G. (1893), formerly in the Govt, of
Canada as Postmr.-Gen., Min. of Agric, &c, also
a P.C, twice in the Senate : b. 1828, mar. 1849
Hannah, dau. of the late Hy. Dalton, Esq. Bes.,
564 Wellington St., Ottawa.
CARLISLE, Bishop op. Rt. Rev. John- William
Diggle, D.D., 60th Bp., late Archdn. of Birming-
ham and Rect. of St. Martin's in that city, prev.
Archdn. of Westmorld. and a Canon of Carlisle :
b. March 2, 1847, cons. 1905 (not yet in Lords),
mar. 1884, 2nd wife. Palace, Rose Castle, Carlisle.
CARLISLE, Earl of. George James
Howard, gth Earl (Eng.), B.A., Hon. Col. 1st
Vol. Batt. Bord. Regt., formerly an M.P. : son
of thelate Hon. Charles W. G. Howard and nephew
of the 7th and 8th Earls (also of the late Bn.
Lanerton— extinct) ; b. Aug. 12, 1843 ; sue. 1889
(L.U.) ; mar. 1864 Hon. Rosalind Frances Stanley,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Stanley of Alderley. Seats, Castle
Howard, York ; Naworth Castle, Carlisle ; town
res., 1 Palace Grn., Kens., W.
Creation. E. of Carlisle, Vise. Howard of Morpeth,
and Bn. Dacre, Eng. 1661. "Vise. Morpeth" is the
courtesy-title of an eldest son.— The 1st Peer was Chas.
Howard, who had been Col. of Cromwell's Life Guards, a
Member of the Barebones Parliament, and of Cromwell's
House of Lords (as Lord Vise. Howard) ; subsequently he
was Ambassador to the Tsar of what was then called
Muscovy. The 7th Earl, a K.G., was twice Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.
Issue.
(Howard.)
Lady Mary Henrietta, now Lady M. Murray, b. 1865,
mar. 1889 Geo. G. Airne if., Esq., LL.D., Prof, of
Greek m Glasgow Univ. Res., Barford, Churt,
Farnham, Surrey.
Vise. Moupkth, heir to Earldom: Charles James
Stanley H., B.A., M.P. for S. Birmingham (C),
a D.L. for Cumberld., Capt. 3rd Batt. Bord. Regt.
(Mil.), late L.S.B. : b. 1867, mar. 1894 Rhoda Ankaret,
dau. of Col. Paget W. L'Eatrange. Club, Brooks's.
Issue :
Hon. George Josslyn L'Estrange H., and heir, b.
1895.
Hon. Constance Ankaret H., b. 1897.
Hon. Ankaret Cecilia Caroline if., b. 1900.
Hon. Elizabeth Henrietta H., b. 1903.
Lady Cecilia Maude, now Lady Cecilia Roberts,
b. i368, mar. 1891 Chas. Hy. R., Esq. Res., Brack-
land, Hazelgrove, Shotter Mill, Haslemere R.S.O.
The late Hon. Hubert George Lyulph H., b. 1871,
d. 1898 (fell at Onidurma* .
The late Hon. Christopher Edward H., Lieut. 8th
Hussars, b. 1373, d. 1896.
Hon. Oliver H., Lieut. Beds. Imper. Yeom. and
Resident at Bornu, Nth. Nigeria, late Assist. Priv.
Sec. to Rt. Hon. J. Chamberlain: b. 1875. mar.
1900 Muriel, dau. of Russell Stephenson, Esq. ( Hon.
Mrs. Oliver H.). Res., Nigeria, and 36 Draycott
PL, Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Geoffrey William Algernon H., B.A.,'b. 1877.
Club, Brooks's.
Hon. Michael Francis Stafford H., late 2nd Lieut. 13th
Hussars, served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1880.
Lady Dorothy Georgiana H., b. 1881.
The decea-ed Elizabeth Dacre H., b. & d. abt. 1883.
Lady Aurea Fredeswyde H., b. 1884.
CARLOW, Viscount (Irel. 1776), a title of the
Portarlington Earldom, borne by the heir when a
son.
CARLTON, Viscount (ly courtesy— title U.K.
1876), elder son and heir of E. of Wharncliffe.
CARLYLE, Robert Warrand, CLE. (1898),
formerly Und. Sec. to Bengal Govt, and a Col-
lector and Magist. : b. 1859. Ees., Calcutta.
CARMARTHEN, Marquess of (by courtesy-
title Eng. 1689), son and heir of the Duke of
Leeds.
CARMICHAEL, Bishop— see under "Mont-
real."
CARMICHAEL (GIBSON-) Baronet. Sir
Thomas David Gibson-C'armichasl, 11th Bt. (Scot.
1702), M.A., a D.L. for Midlothian and Peebles
and Commissr. of Bd. of Manufacts. in. Scotld.,
late an M.P. and Chmn. of Bd. of Lunacy for
Scotld. : son of 10th Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1891, mar.
1886 Mary Helen, dau. of Albert L. Nugent, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. John Murray (b. i860 ; 2nd
heir, latter's son Alexander David, b. 1895).
Seat, Castle Craig, Dolphinton R.S.O. , Peeblessh.
*#* The creation of this Baronetcy has been assigned
by some to 1623, and the present Bt. has been con-
sequeutly called the 14th. Sir Alexander Gibson, an
eminent lawyer, was knighted by James I., made a Lord
of Session as Lord Durie, and in 1642 made President of
the Court. ' Burke ' remarks, " in 1628 inchoate steps
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were taken for bestowing on him a Baronetcy of Nova
Scotia, but that dignity seems not to have been actually
conferred on him, as not only is neither the patent nor
its warrant on record, but none of the family assumed
the title previously to the patent of 1702 ; " the inten-
tion, however, is shown, since "a copy of the warrant
of 1628" is in possession of the present Bt. 'Debrett'
and ' Lodge ' both adhere to the Baronetcy of 1628,
adding that Sir Alexander received on creation a grant
of some 18 to 24 square miles of land in Nova Scotia.
His successor also bore the judicial title of Lord Duric.
The 9th Bt. assumed the additional name of Car-
michael.
CARNAC (RIVETT-), Baronet. Sir James
Henry Sproule Rivett-Carnac, 3rd Bt. (U.K.
1836), formerly Lieut. 73rd Begt. and a clerk
in Somerset House: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1846, sue.
1883, mar. 1872 Mary Jeannie, dau. of the late
Ambrose Henderson, Esq. Heir, his son Claude
James (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin "Wil-
liam Berceval R.-C, b. 1847). Res., TheBaragon,
Richmond, Surrey ; 39 Ovington Sq., S.W.
CARNAC (RIVETT-), Col. John Henry, CLE.
(1878), V.D.,F.S.A.,inI.C.S. 1858-94, twice acting
on Spec. Commssns., is an A.D.C. to H.M. and
Hon. Col. Comdt. Ghazipur Lt. Horse, Fellow of
several foreign Antiq. Socs. : b. 1839 (nephew of
1st Bt.). Res., Chateau de Rougemont, Vaud,
Switzerld. ; 40 Green St., Bark Ln., W.
CARNARVON', Earl of. George Edward
Stanhope Molyneux Herbert, 5th Earl (Gt. Br.),
a D.L. for Hants. : son of 4th E. ; b. June 26,
1866; sue. 1890 (C.) ; mar. 1895 Almina Victoria
Maria Alexandra, dau. of the late Fredk. C.
"Wombwell, Esq., son of Sir Geo. Wombwell, 3rd
Bt. Seats, Highclere Castle, Hants., near New-
bury; Bretby Bk., Burton~on-Trent ; town res.,
13 Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Porchester, 1780 ; E. of
Carnarvon, 1793.— Henry Herbert, son of a Major-Gen. in
the Army, was created Bn. and then Earl. The late
4th Earl was Secretary of State for the Colonies and
Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. A former Carnarvon
Earldom (1628-1709) is mentioned under the Dormer
Barony. After this the 9th Bn. Chandos (eventually
Luke) was created Earl of Carnarvon (17141 and Marq. of
Carnarvon (1719), but both titles expired in 1789 on the
death of their 3rd holder.
Titled Relatives.
{Herbert.)
Issue of present (5/ft) E. :
Lord Porchester, heir to Earldom : Henry George
Alfred Marius Victor Francis H., b. 1898. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. Aubrey.)
Lady Evelyn Leonora Almina //., b. 1501.
Issue of$th E. (sists. and balf-bros. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Winifred Anne Henrietta Christina, now The
Lady Burghclere, b. 1864, mar. i8go, 2nd husb.,
Herbt. Gardner, Esq., now 1st Bn. B., q.v.
(Present Eaul, b. i865.)
Lady Margaret Leonora Evelyn Selina, now Lady M.
Duckworth, b. 1870, mar. 1904 Geo. Herb. D., Esq.
Res., 35 Charles St., Berk. Sq., W.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Mary Cecil //., b. 1874.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Aubrey Nigel Henry Molyneux H., Lieut.
Notts. Imper. Yeom. and an Hon. Attache in
Diplom. Scrv., b. 1880.
Hon. Mervyn Robert Howard Molyneux H., B.A.,
b. 1882.
Surviving issue cf 3rd E. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1831, d. 1890.)
Lady Eveline Alicia Juliana, now Dow. Ctss. of
Portsmouth (q.v.), b. 1834, mar. 1855 5th Earl of 1',
(d. 1891).
Hon. Alan Percy Harty Molyneux H., M.D. (Paris),
b. 1836. Res., 18 Rue Duphot, Paris.
Hon. Auberon Edward William Molyneux H.,
D.C.L., formerly Lieut. 7th Hussars, an M.P.
1870-74 : b. 1838, widower (mar. the late Lady Flo-
rence, dau. of 6th Earl Cowper, and his son, Auberon
Thomas II., b. 1876, is now Bn. Lucas, q.v.). Res.,
Old House, Berry Wood, Ringwood, Hants.
Lady Gwendolen Ondine H., b. 1842. Res., Fair
Croft, Upper Richmond Rd., Putney, S.W.
CABNARVON, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess op C. (Elisabeth Catharine, dau. of the
late Hy. Howard, Esq., mar. 1878, as 2nd wife,
4th E. of Carnarvon (d. 1890). Res., Bixton Bk ,
Dulverton R.S.O., Somerset.
CAENDUFF, Herbert William Cameron,
CLE. (1903), Dep. Sec to Govt, of India in
Legislative Dept., Briv. Sec. to LordCiirzon 1902 :
b. 1862. Res., Simla.
CARNEGIE, family name of Northesk and
Southesk Earldoms. Index to the two lines :
Hn. Alex. Bann. s. Ly. Ethel, s. Ly. Kath. Jane, n.
Hn. Andrew, n. Ly. Helena Mar. s. Hn. Lancelot Dg.s.
Hn. Charles, s. Hn. Ian Lud. A. n. Hn. Mary Elis. s.
Hn. Douglas Geo. N.Ly. Kath. Ethel, s. Hn. Robt. Fras. s.
CARNEGIE, Lord (by courtesy — title Bn.
Carnegie of Kinnaird, Scot. 1616, Bn. C. of K. and
Leuchars 1633), elder son of E. of Southesk.
CARNEGIE, Master of, title lately borne by
preceding when grandson and 2nd heir.
CARNWATH, Earl of. Robert Harris
Carnwath Dalzell, 12th Earl (Scot.) and a
Bt., a Repres. Beer of Scotland (el. 1892) ; retired
Lt.-Col. Queen's Own Cam. Highldrs. : nephew
of nth E. (see under 7th below) ; b. July 1, 1847 5
sue. 1887 (0.) ; mar. 1873 the late Emily Sulivan
(d. 1889), dau. of the late Henry Hippisley, Esq.
Res. , Carnwath House, Fulham, S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Dalzell, 1628 ; E. of Carnwath
and Ld. Dalzell and Libeiton, 1639; a Bt. 1666.— Sir
Robt. Dalzell (Kt.) was 1st Bn. and Earl. An at-
tainder in the course of succession of this line has
caused perplexity as to the number of previous Earls.
Some books give the present Earl as 15th.
Titled Relatives.
(Dalzell)
Issite of present (12th) E.:
Lady Ida Elizabeth D., b. 1876.
The late Robert Hippisley D., Lord Dalzell, b. 1877,
d. 1904.
Lady Violet Charlotte, now Lady V. Henderson, b.
1879, mar. 1901 Capt. Harold Greenwood H., son
and heir of Sir Alex. Henderson, Bt. Res., 55
Montagu Sq., W.
Lord Dalzell and Liberton, heir to Earldom :
Ronald Arthur D., b. 1883. (2nd heir, his uncle
Hon. Arthur.)
Surviving bro. and sists. of present E. (granted
rank of Earls' children 1889) :
(Present Earl. b. 1847.)
Lady Mary Isabella, now Lady M. Leith, b. 1850, mar.
1874 Maj. Thos. L., son of Gen. Sir Alex. Leith.
Res., Petmathen House, Oyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
Hon. Arthur Edward D., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Col. late
comdg. 1st Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I., formerly Insp. of
Gymnasia, Bengal and Punjab ; served in Burma
1891-2 and S. Africa 1900-1 : b.1851, mar. 1902 Muriel
Wyndham, dau. of Col. Norton Knatchbull (Hon.
Mrs. Arthur D.). Club, Army and Navy.
Lady Charlotte Emma Maud, now Lady 0. Rolleston,
b. 1859, mar. 1882 Col. Lancelot R., D.S.O., q.v.
Dau. of lit h E. (1st cousin of present) :
Lady Edith Isabella, now Lady Edith Adeane, b. 1843,
mar. 1875 the late Adm. Edwd. Stanley A., C.M.G.
(d. 1902). Res., b8 Eaton PL, S.W.
Dau.-in-laiu of jlh E. (mother of present) :
(The late 8th Earl, b. 1797. d. 1867. Son:
The late 9th Earl, b. 1858, d. 1873.)
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1799, d. 1875, unmrrd.),
(The late nth Earl, b. 1804, d. 1887.)
Hon. Mrs. Robert D. (Sarah Bushby, dau. of the
late Capt. Jno. Harris, R.N.), mar. 1846 the late Lt.-
CAR Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. CAR 185
Col. Hon. Robert Alexander George B., C.B.,
father of present Earl (b. i8i5, d. 1878). Ras.,
Watnall Hall, Nottingham.
CARON, Knight. Hon. Sir Joseph Philippe
Rene Adolphe Caron, K.C.M.G. (1885), K.C.
(Canada 1879), B.C.L., a P.C. of Canada, late
Postmaster-Gen. and Min. of Defence, an M.P.
from 1873 : b. 1843, mar. 1867 Alice, dau. of the
late Hon. Francois Baby. Res., Daly St., Ottawa.
CARPENTARIA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Gilbert White, D.D., 1st Bp., prev. Archdn.
of Nth. Queensld. and a Missnry. there, a writer
of poems and other works: b. 1859, cons. igoo.
Address, Thursday Isld., Queensld.
CARPENTER, Bishop— see "Ripon."
CARPENTER, Capt. Alfred, D.S.O. (1887),
R.N. retd. (1895); Soudan 1884, and in 'Chal-
lenger' Expedn., in charge of Marine Surv. of
India 1885, has Albert Medal : b. 1847. Res., The
Red House, Sanderstead, Croydon.
CARPENTER, Hon. Mrs. Walter Cecil,
dau.-in-law of 18th E. of Shrewsbury, and dau.
of 5th Bn. Walsingham.
CARR, Knight. Sir "William St. John Carr,
Kt. Bach. (1905), of Johannesburg.
CARR, Hon. Mrs. (Rev.) Edward, sist. of 8th
Vise. Molesworth.
CARR, Col. Edward Elliott, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Roy. Scots Fus., now a Col. in
charge of Inf. Records; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1855. Res., Hamilton,
Lanarks.
CARR, Col. George, C.B. (Mil. 1861), formerly
of Madras Army, ent. 1825, ret. 1861 : b. 1806.
Res., Ardross, New Ross, Irel.
CARR (BAKER-) , Maj . Robert Georg e Te es-
dale, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), Rif. Brig., was
Sen. A.D.C. to Lord. Curzon in India : b. 1867.
Club, Armv and Navv.
CARRICK, Earl "of, (1) a Scottish title of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales {Scot. 1469) ; (2) a
lapsed Irish title of M. of Ormonde, date uncer-
tain (also written Karryke, Karrik, and Kar-
rick) ; (3) the following :
CARRICK, Earl of. Charles Henry Somer-
set Butler, 6th Earl (Irel.), formerly Maj. 2nd
Batt. Welsh Regt., served in Canada during a
Fenian incursion : son of the late Capt. Chas. G.
Butler, and a 1st cous. once vvm. of the 4th and
5th Earls; b. Aug. 5, 1851; sue. 1901; mar., 1st,
1873, the late Kathleen Emily Hamilton, dau. of .
Lt.-Col. A. E. Ross (she died 1888) ; 2ndly, 1896,
Emily, dau. of the late Mark Codrington Jones,
Esq. Seat, Mt. Juliet, Thomastown, Co. Kil-
kenny.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Ikerrin. 1629; E. of Carrick, 1748.
— The descent is collateral with that of the Ormonde
line, proceeding direct from John, brother of the 1st
Earl of that title and 7th Butler. Sir Pierce Butler (Kt.)
was the 1st Vise, the 8th in line beincj elevated to the
Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Butler.)
Issue of present (6th) E. :
Viscount Ikerrin, heir to Earldom : Charles Ernest
Alfred French Somerset 2>'"., an Inspect, of Agric.
Ireld., formerly Lieut. King's Own Yorks. L.I. :
b. 1873, mar. 1898 Ellen Rosamond Mary, dau. of
Lt.-Col. Henry G, Lindsay. Res., Ligmallon,
Foxrock, Dublin. Issue :
Hon. Rosamond Kathleen Margaret B,, b. 1899.
Hon. Irene June Beatrice B., b. 1901.
Hon. Theobald Walter Somerset Henry B,, 2nd
heir, b. 1903.
Hon. Horace Somerset Edmond B., twin with
preceding.
Hon. B., b. 1903.
The deceased Edward H. Campbell B.,b. 187.5, d. 1875.
Lady Kathleen, now Lady K. Lindsay, b. 1876, mar.
1897 Walter Chas. L., Esq., M.V.O., q.v.
CARRINGTON, Earl. Charles Robert
Wynn - Carrington, 1st Earl (U.K.), Baron
C. (Irel.),T.Q. (Gt. Br. 1881), G.CM.G. (1885),
B.A., L.C.C., a D.L. for Bucks., late Gov. of
N. S. Wales and Lord Chamb. of the House-
hold; formerly an M.P., Capt. Roy. Horse
Gds. and of Hon. Corps Gentn. at Arms, and
Lt.-Col. 3rd Oxfordsh. L.I. (Hon. Col. retd.), was
A.D.C. to H.M. (when Prince of Wales) in India;
is Joint Hereditary Ld. Gt. Chamberlain (with
Earl of Ancaster and M. of Cholmondeley— under
whom see note) : son of 2nd Bn. Carrington ;
I b. May 16, 1843; sue. as 3rd Bn. 1868, cr. Earl
11895 (I.); mar. 1878 Hon. Cecilia Margaret
Harbord, dau. of 5th Bn. Suffield. Seat, Gwydyr
I Castle, Camarvs., Llanrwst R.S.O. ; Daws Hill,
j High Wycombe, Bucks. ; town res., 53 Prince's
Gt., S.W..
Creations. Bn. Carrington, Irel. 1796, Gt. Br. 1797 ;
! Earl Carrington and Vise. Wendover, U.K. 1895.— The
j 1st Bn. was F.R.A.S. and Captain of Deal Castle. The
I surname has varied as follows : The first Peer bore the
} patronymic Smith, and was under that name created
[ Bn. Carrington in the Irish Peerage in 1796, and in
that of Gt. Britain in the year following. In 1839
his successor obtained royal licence to conform the sur-.
name to the title, and in 189s, by further licence, the
present Peer prefixed the name Wynn. For details as
to the form in a single r (which, as is shown below, is
still the name of the brothers), see the authorised
1 statement in our issue of 1899.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of pres. (1st) Earl (name Wynn- Carrington) :
Lady Marjorie Cecilia, now Lady M. Wilson, b. 1880,
mar. 1901 Charles H. Wellesley IF., Esq., D.S.O., q.v.
Lady Alexandra Augusta W.-U.,b. 1881.
Lady Ruperta W.-C, b. 1883.
Lady Judith Sydney M.yee W.-C, b. 1889.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina W.-C, b. 1892.
Vise. Wexdover, heir to Earldom : Albert Edward
Samuel Charles Robert W.-C, b. 1895. (2nd heir, but
to Barony only, his uncle Hon. Sir William Henry.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros., sists., and half-
sist. of present; name Carington, confirmed by
royal licence 1880) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Cecile Katherine Mary, now The Dowager
Visctss. Colville of Culross, b. 1829, mar. 1853 the
1st Vise. C. of C. (d. 1903).
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Augusta Clementina, now The Lady Blyths-
wood, b. 1841, mar. 1864 1st Bn. B., q.v.
(Prksent Earl, b. 1843.)
Hon. Sir William Henry Peregrine C, K.C.V.O.,
b. 1845— see "Carington, Kt." (p. 183).
Hon. Eva Elizabeth, now Ctss. 0/ Harrington, b. 1847,
mar. 1869 8th Earl of H, q.v.
Hon. Rupert Clement G-eorge C, C.V.O. (1905), D.S.O.
(1902), a D.L. for Bucks., formerly Lieut. Gren.
Gds., served in Zulu War 1879 and in S. Africa. >
1899 and 1902, now comdg. Australn. Horse, an <•
M.P. 1880-5 : b. 1832, mar. 1891 Edith, dau. of
Jno. S. Horsfall, Esq., of N.S. Wales (Hon. Mrs.
Rupert C). Club, Brooks's.
CARRINGTON, Knight (1). Maj .-Gen. Sir
Frederick Carrington, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897),
K.C.M.G. (1887), comd. a Div. in S. African
War, prev. in those of 1877-93, and was Mil.
Adviser to Gov. of Cape ; has also comd. Belfast
Dist., and the infantry at Gibraltar and in
Matabeleland, ret. 1904 : b. 1844, mar. 1897 Susan
Margaret, dau. of H. J. Elwes, Esq. Res.,
Perrotts Brook House, Cirencester.
CARRINGTON, Knight (2) . Sir John Worrell
Carrington, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.M.G. (1888),
M.A.,D.C.L., LL.D.,F.R.G.S., latea Q.C. of Brit.
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Guiana, where he was Attomey-Gen., now Chane.
of the Diocese ; Ch. Just, of Supr. Ct. Hong Kong
1896-1902, formerly Ch. Just, of St. Lucia and
Tobago (adrnind. Govt, of latter 1883-5) and an
M.L.C. and Solic.-Gen. of Barbados, has prepared
revised edns. of ihe laws of all these Colonies, is
a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1847, mar.
1872 Susan Catherine, dau. of the late Wm.
Walsh, Esq. lies., Kentons, Tilehurst Ed.,
Reading.
CAERINGTON (WYNN-), family name of
above Earldom, a. v. for " Ladies."
CARROLL, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Ellen, dau. of Timothy Coleman, Esq.), mar.
1880 Sir Jas. Carroll, Kt. Each. (d. 1905). Res.., 21
East Beach, (iueenstown, Ireld.
CARSON, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Edward Henry Carson, P.C. (Ire!. 1896). Kt.
Bach. (1900), E.G. {Trel. 1889, Eng. 1894), M.A.,
LL.D./M.P. for Dublin Univ. (C), appd. Solic.-
Gen. 1900, held that office for Ireland 1892, was
Sen. Crown Prosec. for Co. and City of Dublin
1891-2 : b. 1854, mar. 1879 Sarah Annette Foster,
dau. of H. Persse Kirwan, Esq. Res., North Gate
House, Rottingdeam, Brighton ; 5 Eaton PL,
S.W. ; ckamb., 3 Dr. Johnson's Bdgs., Temple,
E.C., and 548 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
CARTER, Bishop— see "Pretoria."
CARTER, Knight. Sir Gilbert Thomas
Carter, K.C.M.G. (1893), R.N", retired (1875);
Gov. of Barbados, late of the Bahama Is., formerly
Treasurer &c. on the Gold Coast, Admin, of the
Gambia, and Gov. of Lagos : b. 1848, mar. 1903,
2nd wife, Gertrude Codman, dau. of the late Eras.
V. Parker, Esq., of Boston, U.S. Res., Govt.
House, Bridgetown, Barbados.
CARTER, Knight's Widow. ' Lady C. (Eliza,
dau. of the late Geo. Bayly, Esq.), mar. 1846 Hon.
Sir Fredk. B. Terrington Carter, K.C.M.G., O.C.,
Speaker, Premier, &c, in Newfoundland, late
Ch. Just. (d. 1900). Res., St. John's, N.F.
CARTER, Capt. Aubrey John,D.S.O. (1900-1),
Loy. N. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901: b. 1872.
Res., Shottery Hall, Stratford-upon-Avon.
CARTER, Lt.-Col. Charles Herbert Philip,
C. M.G-. (1900), Roy. Scots comd. Niger Coast
Protect. Force in Benin 1899, Ashanti 1900 : b.
1864. Club, Nav. and Mil.
CARTER, Col. Duncan Campbell, C.B. (Mil.
1905), R.A., Soudan 1884, Nile 1885: b. 1856.
CARTER, Maj. Evan Eyare, C.M.G. (1900-1),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), A.S.C., Boer War 1899-
1901. now Ch. Instr. A.S.C. Sch. of Instr., prev.
D. A'.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. i865. Club, U. Serv.
CARTER, Lt.-Col. Gordon, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), late 1st Life Guards; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1854.
CARTER, Col. Harry Molvneux, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Wilts. Regt. ; Afghn. 1879, S. Africa
1899-1902, was D. A.A.G. Bengal 1879-81, now a Ch.
Insp. Army Clothing Dept. : b. 1850. Res., Paul-
ton Manor, nr. Bristol; 39 Warwick Gdns.,
Kens., W.
CARTER (BONHAM-), Alfred, C.B. (Civ.
1900), barrister-at-law, Maj. Hants. Yeorn. retd.,
late Referee of Priv. Bills to H. of Comms.
(1866-1903): b. 1825. Res., 3 Courtfield Rdv,
S. Kens., S.W.
CARTER (BONHAM-) , Hon. Mrs. John, dau.
of 1st Bn. Northbrook.
I CARTWRIGHT, Priv. Counc. and Knight.
! Rt. Hon. Sir Richard John CartwHght, P.C.
(Ct. Br. 1902), G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1879),
I Min. of Trade and Commerce, Canada, and a
P.C, was a memb. of Anglo-Amer. Joint High '
Commssn. 1898-9 ; b. 1835, mar. 1859 Frances, j
dau. of Col. Alex. Lawe. Res., King St., King- 1
ston, Ontario.
CARTWRIGHT, Fairfax Leighton, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), Couns., late Sec, Brit. Legation, i
Lisbon, prev. Charge d'Affaires, Mexico. Res., \
Brit. Legat., Lisbon.
CARTWRIGHT, Capt. Francis Lennox, I
D.S.O. (1900-1), with Ld. Strathcona's late Corps j
in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1874.
CARTWRIGHT, Lt.-Col. Robert, C.M.G. j
(1901), Royal Canad. Regt. of Inf. ; N.W. |
Canad. Rebellion 1885, and with Canad. Contingt. ;
in S. Africa 1899-1900, now Comdt. Canad. Sch.
of Musketry: b. 1861 (son of Hon. Sir Richd. J. |
j Cartwright, G.C.M.G.). Res., Ottawa.
CART WRIGHT , William Ciiauncy, C.M.G.
, (1882), Sec. to various Missions &c, including
i those of Sir H. D. Wolff at Teheran, Lord
I Cromer at Cairo, and Lord E. Fitzmaurice in E.
j Roumelia : b. 1853. Address, Foreign Office, S.W.
GARY, family name of Falkland Viscounty,
i q.v. for " Hons."
! GARY, Baron (Scot. 1620)— see " Falkland, V."
CARYSFORT, Earl of. William Proby,
i 5th Earl (Trel.), sits as Baron Carysfort
' {U.K.); K.P. (1874), M.A., Lieut, of Wicklow
I (High Sheriff 1865) and a D.L. for Hunts.,
formerly Capt. Wicklow Mil. : bro. of 4th E. and
son of 3rd; b. Jan. 18, 1836; sue. 1872 (C);
mar. 1860 Charlotte Mary, dau. of the late Rev.
Robt. B. Heathcote. Heir, none. Seats, Elton Hall,
; Peterborough; Glenart Castle, Arkiow, Co. Wick-
j low ; town res., 10 Hereford Gdns., Park Lane, W.
j Creations. Bn. Carysfort, Irel. 1752, U.K. 1801 ; E. of
I Carysfort, Irel. 1789. "Ld. Proby" has been the title of
I an eld. son.— The 1st Bn. was the Jit. Hon. Sir Jno.
j Proby, Kt. of the Bath and M. P. for Hunts. His son
was made an Irish Earl and an Imperial Baron.
j CASAULT, Knight. Sir Louis Edelmar
j Napoleon Casault, Kt. Bach. (1894), L.L.D.,
j D.C.L., Ch. Justice of Supr. Ct., Quebec, formerly
I an M.L.A. and M.P. of Cana-da, apptd. Q.C.
1867: b. 1822, mar. 1870 Elmire Jane, dau. of the j
late Hon. Jno Pangman. Res., Londesir, 11 De
Salaberry St., Quebec.
CASEMENT, Roger, C.M.G. (1905), late Brit.
Cons, in Congo Free State,
j CASEY, Hon. James Joseph, C.M.G. (1878), :
j K.C. (Victoria), has been Min. of Justice, Solic- j
{ Gen., Min. of Agric, and Judge of various Cts.
I in Victoria: b. 1831. Res., Ibrickane, Acland ,'
1 St., St. Kilda, Victoria.
CASHEL, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Henry Stewart |
; O'Hara, D.D., 52nd Bp. of Cashel, 83rd of
Emly, 58th of Waterford, and 64th of Lismore, !
1 formerly Rect. of Coleraine, Chanc. of Connor, ,
! Canon of St. Patrick's, and Dean of Belfast : j
■ b. 1843, mar. 1872, cons. 1900. Res., The Palace, j
Waterford.
CASS, Maj. Charles Herbert Davis, D.S.O. |
(1900-1), late Wore. Regt.; S. Africa 1900-2: b.
185S.
CASSAR de SAIN, Marquess. Philip James
George Bowyer de Morville Cassar de Sain,
8th Marq. (Marques— Spain 1749; of Maltese
Nobility), a Patrician of Messina and Hered. Kt.
of Holy Rom. Ernp., formerly .Lieut, in Roy.
, Malta Mil. : son of 7th M., b. 1878, sue. 1886.
Heir pre*., his bro. Richard George E. R. de B.
j Testaferrata, dti MarcJiasi Cassar de Sain (b.
I 1S80 ; 2nd heir, their gt. uncle Enrico, dei Marchesi
\ Testa j 'errata, b. 1846). Res., 55 Strada San Paolo,
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Valetfca ; Bowyer House, Tarxien, Malta ; St.
Paul's Bay, do.
*#* A Peerage conferred by Philip V. of Spain, but
officially registered in English form 1883. The title ranks
at Court ceremonies with these of other Marquesses, but
the Maltese precedence makes no distinction between
Marquesses, Counts, and Barons.
CASSAR de SAIN, Marquess's Widow.
Marchioness C. de S. (Eleanor Amelia Parkinson,
dau. of the late Jno. Buckley-Rutherford, Esq.),
Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. (Eng.), Ord. of
Mercy : mar. 1884, as 2nd wife, the 7th Marquess
C. de S. (d. 1886). Res., 1 CurzonSt., Mayfair, W.
CASSEL, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Ernest Joseph Cassel, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902),
K.C.M.G. (1899) , K.C.V.O. (1901) , a City merchant,
knighted for services in connection with Egypt,
gave £200,000 anonymously for charitable pur-
poses, which the King applied to provision of
sanatoria for tuberculous patients : b. 1852 (in
Cologne), widower. Ees., Moulton Paddocks,
Newmarket ; 48 Grosvenor Sq., W.
CASSELS, Bishop— see "China, Western."
CASSILHAS, Count de (Conde— Portugal)—
see " Thornton, Et. Hon. Sir E."
CASSILLIS, Earl of (by courtesy— -title Scot.
1509)' eld. son and heir of M. of Ailsa.
CASTEL CICCIANO, Baron's Widow.
Bnss. of C.C. (Frances Anna, dau. of the late
Capt. Wm. Jas. Whittuck), b. 1843, mar. 1864,
is 2nd wife, 15th Bn. of Castel Cicciano (d. 1880) ;
is mother of Bnss. Diar-il-Bniet who succeeds to
bhis title also. Res., Casal Lia, Malta.
CASTELL, Countess, dau. of Ct. Bentinck.
CASTLE, William, C.B. (Mil. 1892), Baltic
-ind Egypt as Assist. Engr. R.N., late Ch. Insp.
of Machinery, some years Ch. Engr. at Simon's
1 3ay and Malta Dockyards, and Ch. Engr. Imp.
ho Admiralty: b. 1833. Res., 8 Friern Pk., N.
?inchley, N.
CASTLE CUFFE, Viscount (Irel. 1793), a title
)f the Desart Earldom, borne by the heir when a !
ion.
CASTLE DTJRROW, Baron (Trel. 1733)— see
'Ashbrook. Vise."
CASTLEHAVEN and MACLEOD, Baroness
U.K. i85i)— see " Cromartie, Ctss. of."
CASTLEMAINE, Baron. Albert Edward I
landcock, 5th Bn. {Trel.), B.A., an Irish Repres. !
Peer (el. 1898), Lieut, of Westmeath and a C.C, !
ormerly Lieut. Roy. Inniskg. Fus. (Mil.) : son of |
,th Bn. ; b. March 26, 1863 ; sue. 1892 (C.) ; mar. j
'895 Annie Evelyn, dau. of Col. Jos. T. Barring- j
on. Seats, Moydrum Castle and The Hare Isld.,
•oth nr. Athlcne, Co. AVestmeath.
Creation. Bn. Castlemaine, Ird. 1812.— The Rt. Hon. j
j Vm. Handcock, Constable and Governor of Athlone, j
'as the 1st Bn.; he was also made Vise. Castlemaine, but I
'ithout the remainder to his brother which enabled the j
iarony to subsist.
Titled Relatives.
{Handcock.)
ssue of present (yh) Bn.:
Hon. Evelyn Constance H. , b. 1897.
urviving issue of 4th Bn. (bro. and sists. of
\ present) :
I Hon. Agnes Isabella, now Hon. Mrs. Conway Higgin-
son, b. i36i, mar. 1835 Capt. Conway R. Dobbs H.,
son of Sir Jas. Higginson, K.C.B. Res., Dunloskin,
Carrickfergus, Co. Antrim.
J Hon. Florence Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Broaghton-
| Adderley, b. 1862, mar. i386 Hubert B.-A., Esq.
Res., Barlaston Hall, Stoke-upon-Trent ; Coton
| Hall, Sudbury, Derby.
(Present Baron, b. 1863.)
Hon. Robert Arthur H., heir pres. to Barony, a D.L.
for Westmeath : b. 1864, mar. 1894 Ethel Violet, dau.
of Col. Sir Edmond Bainbridge, K.C.B. (Hon. Mrs.
Robert II.). Res., Garnafailagh, Athlone, Co.
Westmeath. (2nd heir, his son Richard Edmond
Guy, b. 1896.)
Hon. Edith Louisa, now The Lady Rosmead, b. 1865,
mar. 1891 Hon. Here. A. T. Robinson, who became j
2nd Bn. Rosmead, q.v.
Hon. Margaret ("Meta"), now Hon. Mrs. David j
Ruttledge, b. 1807, mar. 1891 David Knox R., Esq. !
Hon. Alice, now Hon. Mrs. Meade Dennis, b. 1S68, 1
mar. 1892 Capt. Meade J. Crosbie 1)., 11. A. Res., I
Fort Granite, Baltinglass, Co. Wicklow.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Florinda, now Hon. Mrs. Samuel Batescn, b. !
1823, mar. 1854 the late Saml. Steph. B., Esq. (d. j
1879), son of Sir Robert Bateson, 1st Bt. Res., |
17 Bolton St., Piccadilly, V/.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1826, d. 1892.)
— Dau.-in-laio :
Hon. Mrs. Robert II. (Caroline Emily Louisa, dau. of i
Lt.-Gen. Henry Pester), mar. 1856 the late Hon.
Robert John II. (d. 1902). Res., 17 Bolton St., ?
Piccadilly, W. i
CASTLE MARTYR, Baron {Irel. 1756)-
see " Shannon, E. of."
CASTLEREAGH (pron. Castleray), Viscount \
(by courtesy— title Irel. 1795), son and heir of I
M. of Londonderry.
CASTLEROSSE, Baron (Irel. 1798)— see
" Keninare, E. of."
CASTLEROSSE, Viscount (by courtesy— title
Ird. 1800), eld. son and heir of E. of Kenmare.
CASTLESTEWART, Earl. Henry James I
Stuart-Richardson. 5th Earl (Irel.) and a Bt. (Scot.): j
son of 4th E. ; b. March 21, 1837; assumed the ;
addit. name Richardson 1867; sue. 1874; mar. j
1866 Augusta Le Vicomte Massy-Richardson, j
widow of Maj. Hugh Massy (to whose name she j
had appended "Richardson") and dau. of the i
late Maj . W. S. Richardson-Brady. Seats, Stuart ;
Hall, Stewartstown R.S.O., and Drum Manor, I
Cookstown, both in Co. Tyrone. j
Creations. Irel. : Ld. Stuart, Bn. of Castlestuart, |
1619; Vise. Castlestuart, 1793; Earl Castlestewart, 1S00. j
A Bt. Scot. 1628. " Vise. Stuart" is the couvtesy-title of !
the heir when a son. "—The ancestry includes two Dukes |
of Albany, four Lords Avondale, and two Lords Stuart j
of Ochiltrie. The successor of these last sold his ,
Barony, but was afterwards created Ld. Stuart of j
Castlestuart, the 6th Ld. becoming Vise, and Earl. The ,
orthography of the above title is variously given, but ;
by the courtesy of his Lordship we are able to give a
clear account of the confusion. When the present
Peer proceeded to prove his right, it came to light !
that in the patent of his leading title he was |
created " Earl Castlestewart," whilst in those of both
the Barony and Viscounty the form was "Castle-
stuart." This latter or else "Castle-Stuart" has
obtained a footing among the relatives, and been I
followed by some of the ' Peerages.'— N.B. The Imperial I
Barony of the Moray Earldom, which of course is j
wholly distinct, is given in the Roll of the Peers as j
" Stuart of Castle Stuart "—essentially identical in form
with one in the first line of this paragraph.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
Daus. of present (5th) E. (maiden name Stuart-
Richardson) :
Lady Muriel Albany, now Lady Muriel Close, b. 1869,
mar. 1891 Maj. Maxwell Archib. C. Res. Drum.-
banagher, Newry, Ireld.
Lady Mary, now Lady M. C lough- Taylor, b. 1870,
mar. 1898, as 2nd wife, Lt.-Col. Edwd. Harrison
C.-T. Res., Firby Hall, York.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (sists. of present ; name
Stuart only) :
(Present Earl, b. 1837.)
Lady Charlotte S., b. 1839. Res., with Dow. Ctss.
Lady Alice Maud, now Lady A. Hooper, b. 1843, mar.
188 CAS
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CAV
1867 Edmd. Huntly II., Esq. Res., Shelley Hill,
Christehurch, Hants.
Lady Margaretta Louisa, now Lady Louisa Smith, b.
1847, mar. 1903, 2nd husb., Rev. Albert S., Vic. of
Wendover, Tring.
Lady Selina Oetavia S„ b. 1851. Rss., with Dow.
Ctss.
Heir pres. to Earldom (a 1st cousin) :
Andrew Joun S, Esq., son of Eev. the Hon. Andr. G.
Stuart and grandson of 2nd Earl, 1). 1841, mar. 1876
Emma Georgiana, dau of Maj. -Gen. Arthur
Stevens. Res., Locharwoods, Limes Rd., Folke-
stone. (2nd heir, his son of same name, b. 1880.)
CASTLESTEWART, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess C. (Charlotte Raffles Drury, dau. of
the late Ouintin Thompson, Esq.), mar. 1835
4th Earl Castlestewart (d. 1874). Res., Ochiltrie,
Torquay.
CAST LESTUART, Viscount— see above under
" Castlestewart, Earl." Eor Stuart of Oastlestuart
or Castle Stuart, see under the same {Irel. 1619)
snd "Moray, E. of [Gt. Br. 1796)."
CASTLETOWN, Baron. Bernard Edward
Barnaby FitzPatrick, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), C.M.G.
(1902), B.A., a D.L. and C.C. for Queen's
Co., anM.P. 1880-83; Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th Batt.
Boy. Canadians (Mil.), formerly Lieut. 1st Life
Gds., served in Egypt 1882 and in S. Africa
1900-2 : son of 1st Bn.; b. July 29, 1848 ; sue. 1883
(L. U.) ; mar. 1874 Hon. Ursula Clare Emily St.
Leger, dau. of 4th Vise. Doneraile. Heir, none.
Seats, Granston Manor, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co.;
Doneraile Ct., Buttevant, Co. Cork; town res.,
52 Green St. Grosvenor Sq., W.
Crkvtion. Bn. Castletown. U.K. 1869.— The 1st Bn.
was the Rt. Hon. Jno. W. FitzPatrick, M.P. and Lieut,
for Queen's Co.
Titled Relatives.
(Maiden name FitzPatrick.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Smyth, mar.
1862 the late Edward R. Skeffington S., Esq.
(d. 1897). Res., 2 Salisbury Rd., Hove, Brighton.
Hon. Florence Virginia Fox, now Hon. Lady Higgin-
son, mar. 1858 Gen. Sir Geo. \V. Alex. H., G.C.B.,
q.v.
Hon. Cecilia Emily Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Lewis
Wingjield, b. 1833, mar. 1868 the late Hon. Lewis
Strange W. (d. 1891), see " Powerscourt, 6th V."
Hon. Edith Susan Esther, now Hon. Lady Murray,
mar. 1862, as 2nd wife, the late Rt. Hon. Sir Chas.
Aug. M., K.C.B. (d. 1895)— see "Murray, Kt.'s
Wid."
(Present Baron, b. 1848.)
CASTLEWELLAN, Lord, a title borne (in
place of Vise. Glerawly) by the 4th Earl
Annesley during his heirdom (the Peer's own 3rd
title is Bn. Annesley of Castlewellan, Irel. 1758).
CATENA— see ' ' Delia Catena."
CATHCART, family name of Earldom below.
CATHCART, Baronet. Sir Reginald Archi- j
bald Edward Cathcart, 6th Bt. (Scot. 1703), a D.L. j
for Cos. Aberdeen, Ayr, Banff, and Inverness, for-
merly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds. : son of 5th Bt., b. I
1838, sue. 1878, mar. 1880, as 2nd husb., Emily Eliza
Steele, dau. of the late Jno. Pringle, Esq., and
widow of Jno. Gordon, Esq. Heir, none. Seats,
Killochan Castle, Girvan, Ayrsh. ; Titness Pic,
Sunninghill, Ascot.
*** A junior branch of the following house.
CATHCART, Earl. Alan Cathcart, 4th Earl
(U.K.), Baron Cathcart (Scot.) ; a D.L. for N.
Rid. Yorks., formerly Lieut. Ssots Gds. : son of
3rd E. ; b. Mar. 18, 1856; sue. igo5 (C.) ;
unmrrd. Seat, Thornton - le - Street, Thirsk,
Yorks. ; town res., 31 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Cathcart, 1447- U.K. : Vise.
Cathcart and Bn. Greenock, 1807 ; Earl Cathcart, 1814.
^The 1st Bn. (Scotland) v.as Sir Alan Cathcart (Kt.),
"Warden of the West Marches. The 8th Peer was a
distinguished officer under Marlborough; the. 10th
obtained the three British titles.
Titled Relatives.
(Cathcart.)
Surviving issue of 3>cZ E. (bros. and sisti. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1856.)
Lady Cecilia, now Lady C. Rose, b. 1357, mar. 1S83
Capt. Edwd. Temple R. , son of Sir Jno. Rose, 1st
Bt. of Montreal. Res. 73 Eaton Terr., S.W.
Hon. George ft, heir pres. to Earldom, formerly
Lieut. Yorks. Mil. : b. 1862. Club, Bachelors'.
Lady Ida, now Lady I. Hare, b. 1865, mar. 1886 Thos.
Leigh H., Esq., M.P. Res., Stow Hall, Dcwnham
Mkt., Norfolk.
Lady Marion G. , b. 1867.
Lady Emily C, b. 1868.
Hon. Archibald Hamilton ft, and heir, b. 1873.
Lady Eva C. , b. 1874.
Son of 2nd E. (uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1828, d. 1905.)
Hon. Augustus Murray C, Col. retired, served in
Crimea : b. 1830, mar. 18S6 Hon. J ean Mary Orde-
Powlett, dau. of 3rd Bn. Bolton (Hon. Mrs.
Augustus ft). Res., Mowbray House, Kirkby
Malzeard, Ripon.
Granddau. of 1st E. (1st cous. once rem. of
present; holding title as a former Maid of
Honour) :
Hon. Emily Sarah ft, V.A., Maid of Honour 18*5-
79, aftds. a Woman of the Bedchamber till 1901 :
dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir Geo. Cath-
cart, G.C.B., b. 1834. Res., Ascot Lodge, Sunning-
hill, Ascot.
CAULCRTCK, Hezekiaii Africanus, I.S.O.
(1905); Ch. Clerk in Treas. Dept. at Lagos.
CAULFEILD, family name of Ciiarlemont
Viscounty (late Earldom), q.v. for "Hons."
CAULFEILD, Maj. Algernon Montgomerie,
D. S.O. (1887), 2nd Border Regt., retd. ; Afghn.
1879-80, and Burma, in Egyptn. Army 1891-3 : b.
1858.
CAULFEILD, Francis St. George, I.S.O.
(1903), M.I.C.E., Dir. of Pub. Works in Federated
Malay States, and Comdt. Vol. Rifles with rank
of Major: b. 1852. Bes., Knala Lumpur, Selangor.
CAULFEILD, Lt.-Col. Gordon Napier, D.S.O.
(1893), I. A., Burma 1885-9, Wuntho, and Chin.
Hills Expedns. : b. 1862.
CAULFEILD of CHARLEMONT, Barox
(Irel. 1620), a title of the Charlemont Viscounty.
CAVAGNARI, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Mercy Emma, dau. of Dr. Hy. Graves), mar.
1871 Maj. Sir Pierre L. N. Cavagnari, K.C.B.
(murdered 1879 in Cabul, of which he was Brit.
Res.). Res., Ravensnest, Lyndhurst, Hants.
CAVAN, Earl of. Frederic Rudolph
Lambart, 10th Earl (Irel.), Maj. 1st Batt.
Gren. Gds., was A.D.C. to Gov. -Gen. of Canada
1891-3 and served in S. Africa 1900-2 : son of 9th
E. ; b. Oct. 16, 1865; sue. 1900; mar. 1893 Caro-
line Inez, dau. of the late Geo. Baden Crawley,
Esq. Bes., 76 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Ld. Lambart, Bn. of Cavan, 1618 ; E.
of Cavan and Vise. Kilcoursie, 1647.— The Bt. Hon. Sir
Oliver Lambart (Kt.), who went with the Army of
the Earl of Essex into Ireland and became Governor of
Connaught, was created rat Baa., his son receiving the
CAV Baronetage, Knightage, &c. CAW 189
two higher titles. The late Earl was M.P. for S.Somerset-
shire 1883-92.
Titled Relatives.
(Lartibart.)
I3sue ofgthE. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Lady Ellen Olive L., b. 1867.
Lady Maud Edith Gundreda, now Lady M. Barrett,
b. 1869, mar. 1892 the late Henry J. B., Esq. (d.
1901). Res., 45 Gt. Cumberland Pi., W.
Hon. Lionel Joun Olive L., heir pres. to Earldom,
Lieut. R.N. retd. : b. 1873.
Rev. the Hon. Horace Edward Samuel Sneade L.,
2nd heir, B. A., lute 2nd Lieut. 1st Vol. Batt. Oxf.
L.I., served in S. Africa 1900 with C.I.V., now
Curate of St. Dunstan's, Stepney : b. 1878.
Surviving issue of 8th E. (uncles and aunts of pre-
sent) :
(The late 9th Earl, b. 1839, d. 1900.)
Lady Mary Hyacinthe, now Bnss. Hans von Essen,
b. 1847, mar. 1875 the late Bn. Hans von E. (d. 1894).
Res., Djursholm, Stockholm. Their children are—
Bn. Samuel Edward von E. (b. 1876), Bn. Em-
manuel Hans Lambart von E. (b. 1877), Bnss. Caro-
line Hyacinthe, now Ctss. Dudley Gurowski (b.
1878, mar. 1900), Bnss. Martha Violet von E. (b.
1882), Bnss. Naomi Sarah Florence von E. (b. 1884),
and Bn. Carl Reynolt Henrik William von E. (b.
1891).
Lady Sarah Sophia, now Lady S. Sladen, b. 1850,
mar. 1875 Lt.-Col. Jos. 8. Res., Ripple Ct., Dover.
Hon. Octavius Henry L., formerly Lieut. Somerset
Militia, b. 1855, mar. 1878 Hannah Sarah, dau. of
Hiram E. Howard, Esq., of Buffalo, U.S.A. (Hon.
Mrs. Octavius L.). Res., Vine Lynne, New Edin-
burgh, Ottawa.
Hon. Arthur L., formerly Maj. R.A., b. 1858, mar.
1883, as 2nd husb., Winifred Edith, widow of Geo.
Broughton, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur L.). Res.,
3. Whitehall Ct., S.W.
Sist. ofSth E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 8th Earl, b. 1813, d. 1887.)
Lady Alicia, now Lady A. Blackwood, dau. of Vise.
Kilcoursie, and granted rank of an Earl's dau.
1838, b. abt. 1820, mar. 1349 the late Rev. Jas.
Stevenson B., D.D. (d. 1882). Res., Boxmoor, Hemel
Hempstead, Herts.
—For Hon. Bertha L., Maid of Honour, see "Col-
lins, Hon. Mrs. T."
CAVE, Baronet. Sir Charles Daniel Cave,
1st Bfc. (U.K. 1896), M.A., a Local Dir. of Union
of liond. and Smith's Bank ; a D.L. for Cos.
Glouc. and Devon, High Sheriff of Bristol 1862 and
of Devon 1898 : son of the late Danl. Cave, Esq.,
b. 1832, mar. 1859 Edith Harriet, dau. of the late
Jno. A. Symonds, Esq., M.D. Heir, his son
Charles Henry (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Edward Charles, b. 1893). Seats, Sidbury Manor,
Sidmouth, Devon ; Cleve Hill, Down End, Bristol ;
Stoneleigh House, Clifton, Bristol.
CAVE, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Julia,
dau. of the late Rev. C. F. Watkins), mar. 1S56
Hon. Sir Lewis Win. Cave, a Judge of Queen's
Bench (d. 1897). Ees., Corsindae, Heath Terr.,
Leamington.
' CAVE, Basil Shillito, C.B. (Civ. 1837),
F.R.G.S., Cons.-Gen. for Zanzibar and Germ. E.
Africa, is connected with several Agric. Socs. :
b. 1865. Address, Brit. Consulate-Gen. , Zanzibai'.
CAVE, Adm. John Halliday, C.B. (Mil.
1875), China and Russian Wars, also on W. Coast
of Africa 1844-7, w- Indies 1860-1, ret. 1878:
b. 1827. Ees., 17 Palace Gt., Kens., W.
CAVE ( VERNE Y-) , family name of Braye
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
CAVE-BROWNE— see ' ' Browne (Cave-) ."
CAVE -BROWNE -CAVE, Baronet. Sir
Mylles C.-B.-Cave, 11th Bt. (Eng. 1641), a D.L.
for Cos. Derby, Leic, and Warwick, formerly
Lieut. 11th Hussars and Maj. Derbysh. Yeom. :
son of 10th Bt., b. 1822, sue. 1855, mar. same
yearlsabelle, dau. of the late Jno, Taylor, Esq., of
Leicester. Heir, his son Genille (b. 1869 ; 2nd
h8ir, latter's 1st cousin Reginald Ambrose
C.-B.-C, Com. R.N., b. i860) . Seat, Stretton-en-
le-Field, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leic.
*** The original name of the family was Cave, to
which the 9th Bt.'s father added "Browne," and him-
self on succeeding appended a 2nd "Cave."
CAVENDISH, family name of Devonshire
Dukedom and of Chesham and Waterpark
Baronies. Index to the three liDes together with
that of the Portland Dukedom, which is " Caven-
dish-Bentinck," or in some instances conven-
tionally "Bentinck" only, when "Cavendish"
is a Christian name (c. , Chesham ; d., Devonshire ;
p., Portland; w., Waterpark) :
Hn. Caroline F. d. Hn. Frederica, w. Hn. Mary, w.
Ld. Chas. Cav. p. Ly. Frederick, d. Ly. Moyra de V. d.
Hn. Chas. Frdk. w.Ly. Harriet Cast. D.Hn. Norah L. w.
Ly. Edward, r>. Hn. Mrs. Hy. F. d. Hn. Susan F. w.
Hn. Edwin Wm. c.Ld. Henry Cav. p. Ly. Victoria A. V. p.
Ly. Evelyn E. M. D.Hn. Jno. Comp. c. Hn. Wm. Edwin, c.
Ld. Fras.Morv.D. pHn. Lilian, w.
CAVENDISH, Maj. Alfred Edward John,
C.M.G. (1900-1), Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; S.
Africa 1900, was Mil. Attache to Chinese Army :
b. 1859 (gt. grandson of 1st E. of Burlington).
Club, Nav. and Mil.
CAVENDISH, Capt. John Spencer, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 1st ;LifeGds.; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.1875
(grandson of the 7th D. of Devonshire).
CAVENDISH-BENTINCK— -see Index under
"Cavendish" above.
CAVENDISH of HARD WICK, Baron (Eng. \
1605), and of KEIGHLEY (U.K. 1831)— see!
" Devonshire, D. of."
CAWDOR, Earl. Frederick Archibald
Vaughan Campbell, 3rd Earl (U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. \
1905), Lord Lieut, of Pembrokesh., a D.L. for I
Cos. Carmarthen (also C.C.), Nairn, and Inver- j
ness, and Chmn. Carmartliensh. Q.S. (late of |
G. W. Rail.). Col. Carmarthen Artill. Mil. retd., j
a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus., an Ecclesiast. !
Commissr., and an A.D.C. to H.M. for Militia, \
appd. 1905 First Lord of the Admiralty, an M.P. j
1874-85: son of 2nd E. ; b. Feb. 13, 1847; sue. j
1898 (V.) ; mar. 1868 Edith Georgiana, dau. of the |
late Christopher Turnor, Esq. Seats, Stackpole j
Ct., Pembroke; Golden Grove, Carmarthen;
Cawdor Castle, Nairn, N.B. ; offic. res., The Ad- |
miralty, Whitehall, S.W.
Creations. Bn. Cawdor, Gt. Br 1796; Earl Cawdor
and Vise. Emlyn, U.K. 1827.— The line is descended
from the 2nd Earl of Argyll. John Campbell, F.R.S., !
F.S.A., M.P. for Cardigan, was made 1st Bn., his son
obtaining the Viscty. and Earldom. (Title repeatedly j
printed "Earl 0/ Cawdor" even in official publications,
but erroneously : this statement is authorised.)
Titled Relatives.
(Campbell.)
Issue of present (ty-d) E. :
Lady Edith Aline Caroline C, b. 1869. f
Vise. Emlyn, heir to Earldom : Hugh Frederick j
Vaughan C, B.A., a D.L. for Cos. Carmarthen and 1
Nairn, late Capt. and Hon. Maj. Carmarthen Artill. ;
Mil.: b. 1870, mar. 1898 Joan Emily Mary, dau. of j
Jno. C. Thynne.Esq. fies.,Fernacres Cott., Fulmer, j
Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks. Issue :
Hon. Janet Helena C, b. 1399.
Hon. John Duncan Vaughan C, 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Hon. C. (dau.), b. 1905.
The deceased Hon. Marjorie Ellen C, b. & d. 1872.
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Directory of Peerage,
CHA
Hevs the Hon. Nigel p., M,A., Curate of Witney;
b. 1373, mar. 2992 Violet, dau. of the late Chas.
W. R. Kerr, Esq., son of Lord Chas. L. Kerr (Hon.
Mrs. Nigel P.). Res., St. Mary's Lodge, Witney.
Oxon.
The deceased Hon. Alan. C.,b. & d. 1S75.
Lady Mabel Marjorie, now Lady Mabel Beretfofd-
Peirse, b. 1876, mar. 1904 Maj. Henry B. De la
Poer B.-P., B.S.O., q.v.
Hon. Kalph Alexander 0., Maj. Queen's Own
Cam. Highldrs., served in Soudan 1893 and was
an A.D.C. in S. Africa 1893-1902 : b. 1877.
The deceased Hon. Elidor Archibald C, b. & d. 1878.
Lady Lilian Katharine C, b. 1879.
Hon. Elidor Ronald 0., b. iS3i.
Hon. Ian Malcolm C, b. 18S3.
Hon. Eric Octavius 0., 2nd Lieut. Carmarthen
Garr. Artill. (Mil.), b. 1885.
Lady Muriel Dorothy (7., b. 1387.
Issue of 2nd E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Elizabeth, now Lady V.
Lambton, b. 1843, mar. iS65 Lt.-Col. Pras. Wm. L.
Res., Brownslade, Pembroke ; 5 Culford Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W.
Lady Muriel Sarah, now Lady M. Boyle, b 1845, mar
1376 the late Sir Couvfcenay VAnvX. B., K.C.B. (d.
1901)— see "Boyle, Kt.'s Wid."
(Present Earl, d. 1847.)
Lady Evelyn Caroline Louisa C, b. 1851.
Lady Rachel Anne Georgiana, now Lady It. Howard,
b. 1853, mar. 1876 Edwd. S afford //., Ea,i.,C.B., q.v.
Hon. Alexander Francis Henry 0., formerly Lieut.
isth Roy. Lancers and Scots Gds., now empkl.
with Remount Dept. : b. 1855, mar. i833, 2nd wife,
Rosa Rebecca, dau. of the iare E. M. Blyton,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Al3x. 0.). Club, Cavalry.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Ronald 0. (Katharine Susannah, n6s
Claughton, dau. of Rt. Rev. the Bp. of St. Albans),
mar. 1872 the late Hon. Ronald George Elidor 0.,
killed in Zulu War 1879. Res., 34 Onslow Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (uncle and aunts of
present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1817, d. 1898.)
Lady (Emily) Caroline, now Lady Caroline Dun-
combe, b. 1819, mar. 1842 the late Hon. Octavius 1).
(d. 1879), son of ist Bn. Feversham, q.v.
Lady Mary Louisa, now Dow. Ctss. of Pllesmere (q.v.),
b. 1:823, mar. 1846, wid. 1862.
Hon. Henry Walter ft, formerly Lt.-Col. Coldatrm.
Gds., served in Crimea, is Chran. of L. & S. W.
Rail. : b. 1835, mar. 1859 Fanny Georgiana, dau.
of his relative Col. Geo. Campbell (Hon. Mrs.
Henry ft). Res., 44 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
CAYLEY, Baronet. Sir Georoe Everard
Arthur Gayley, 9th Bt. [Eng. i65i), a D.L. for
Flintsh., High Sheriff of Denbighsh. 1898-9,
! formerly Capt. in Roy. Welsh Fus. (Mil.) : son of
8th Bt., b. 1861, sue. 1895, mar. 1884 the under-
! mentioned Lady Mary Susan Cayley. Heir, his
j son Francis Digby Edward (b. 1894 ; 2nd heir,
, next son, Kenelm Henry Ernest, b. 1896). Seats,
j The Green {let) and High Hall, Brompton R.S.O.,
I Yorks. ; Llannerch Pk., St. Asaph, Flints.
I CAYLEY, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
I Lady C. (Catherine Louisa, dau. of Sir Wni.
Worsley, 1st Bt.), mar. 1859 Sir Geo. A. Cayley,
i 8th Bt. (d. 1895). lies., Ebberston House, Sear-
'. borough.
I CAYLEY, Knight. Sir Richard Gayley, Kt.
I Bach. (1882), M.A., late Ch. Justice, M.L.C., and
I M.E.C. of Ceylon : b. 1833, mar. 1866 Sophia
j Margaret, dau. of Hon. David Wilson. lies.,
j Westend Lodge, nr. Southampton ; 62 Clarendon
i Rd., Notting Hill, W.
CAYLEY, Lady Mary Susan, wife of above
Bt., and sist. of 2nd E. of Wharncliffe, q.v.
CAYZER, Baronet. Sir Charles (William)
0«yzer, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1904; Kt. Bach. 1807),
F.R.G.S., M.P. for Barrow-in-Fumess {€'.), head
of Cayzer, Irvine, and Co., steamship-owners, of
j London, Liverpool, &c, and founder and chief
proprietor of the 'Clan' line, Hon. Col. 1st
! Lanarks. Vol. Artill. : son of the late Chas. W.
Cayzer, Esq., of Hatherleigh; b. 1843, mar. 1868
Agnes Elizabeth, dau . of Wm. Trickey, Esq. Heir,
his son Charles William (b. 1869; 2nd heir,
letter's son, of same name, b. 1896). Seats,
Gartmore R.S.O., Perthsh. ; Newtyle, Forfarsh.,
Coupar Angus R.S.Q.; Ralston, nr. Paisley; 27
Belgrave Sq., S.W.
CECIL, family name of Exeter and Salisbury
Marqtiessates (the latter strictly Gascoyne-Cecil,
but the name "Gascoyne" is conventionally
ignored) . Index to the two houses :
Ly. Alice, s. Hn. Mrs. Evln. sep.Ly. Louisa Alex. e.
Ld. Arthur, s. Ly. Florence, s. Ly. Marg. Eliz. s.
Ly. Beatrice, s. Ly. Frances E. e. Ly. Mary Alice, s.
Ly. Brownlow, e Ly. Eras. H. P. e. Ly. Mildred, s.
Ld. Edgar A. R. s. Lv. Gwendolen, s. Ld. Robert, s.
Ld. Edwd. Xtn. s. Ld. Hugh R.H. s. Ld. Rupert W. E. s.
Ld. Edwd. Hrb. s. Ld. Jno. Pak. J.- r.. Ld.Willm.,M.v.o.,E.
Ly. Emily, e. Ly. Letitia, e. Rev.Ld. William.s.
Ld. Eustace B.H.s.
CECIL, Baron {Eng. 1603)— see "Salisbury,
M. of."
CECIL, Hon. Mrs. Evelyn, dau. of ist Bn.
Amherst of Hackney.
CECIL (JOICEY-), Lord John — see under
" Exeter, 3rd M."
CECIL-KEARNEY, Count. Robert Cecil
Joseph Patrick Kearney, 1st Ct. of new creation
(Conte— Papal States 1868, orig. 1741), once in
97th Foot, in whose favour the title (formerly Ct.
de Kearney) has been revived : son of Robt.
Kearney, Esq., of Ballinvilla, Castlebar; b. 183-,
mar. 1903, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Alice Evelyn,
wid. of Capt. John Otway-Cuffe. No present
heir. Pes., 36 Nightingale Ln., Balham, S.W.
CERATI, Count of— see " Calry."
CESSFORD, Marquess of BOWMONT and
{Scot. 1707)— see "Roxburghe."
CHADS, Knight. Adm. Sir Henry Chads,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1887), was engaged in suppression of
piracy on Malacca and Sumatra Coasts 1836-44,
served also on West Coast of Africa and in
Russian War ; formerly in chief command at the
Nore, retired 1884 : b. 1819. Pes., Portland
House, Southsea.
CHADS, Maj .-Gen. William John, C.B. (Mil.
1S87), Burma 1852-3, Baltic, since in Ireld. and
Egypt, comd. 50th Regtl. Dist. 1883-7, ret. 1890:
b. 1830. Pes., Dover Ct., Southsea.
CHADWICK, Bishop— see "Deny."
CHADWICK, Osbert, C.M.G. (1886),
M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E., late R.E., Prof, of Munic.
Engrg. at Univ. Coll. Lond., has been employed
on works at Grenada, Hong Kong, and Malta,
is a Consg. Engr. to Crown Agents for Colonies :
b. 1S44. Pes., 11 Airiie Gdns., Campden Hill
Rd., W.
CHAINE, Lt.-Col. William, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), formerly 10th Hussars (ret. 1881), aftds.
Marshal and Assist. Master of Ceremonies to
Queen Victoria : b. 1838. Address, Kensington
Palace, W.
CHALMER, Col. Reginald, C.B. (Mil. 1898),
King's Roy. Rifles retd. (1899) ; Afghn. 1879-80,
Transvaal, and Manipur: b. 1844. Pes., Goidon
Bank, Nth. Berwick, Haddingtonsh.
CHALMERS, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Janet Alice, dau. of Jas. Lorimer. Esq.), mar.
1878 Sir David P. Chalmers, late Ch. Justice of
Brit. Guiana (d. 1899). Pes., Fox Covert, Cors-
torphine R.S.O., Midlothn.
CHALMERS, Mackenzie Dalzell, C.B.
CHA
Baronetage, Knightage, &>?.
CHA 191
(Civ. 1904), C.S.I. (1899), M.A., Perm. Under |
Sec. for Home Dept., has been a Revis. Barrister !
and Cty. Ct. Judge, also Couns. to Bd. of Trade
and Memb. Counc. of Viceroy of India, late First
Parl.Counsel to Treas. : b. 1847. lies., 27 Grosve-
norEd.,S.W.
CHALMERS, Robert, C.B. (Civ. 1900),
Assist. Sec. in the Treasury, late Brine. Clerk :
b. 1858. Club, United Univ.
CHAMBERLAIN, Baronet. Sir Henry
Hamilton Erroll Chamberlain, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1828), once Lieut. 1st Stafford Mil.: son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1870, mar. 1887 Mary Gwendolen,
dau. of Jno. Laglis- Jones, Esq., and Lady Eliz.
I.-Jones. Heir, his son Henry Wilmot (b. 1899 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Capt. Neville Colin Bowie C,
b. 1863). lies., 16 Chester St., Belg. Sq., S.W.
CHAMBERLAIN, Knight. Col. Sir Neville
Francis FitzGerald Chamberlain, K.C.B. (Civ.
1903; C.B. Mil. 1901), I. A., served in Afghan-
istan 1878-80, Burma, and S. Africa 1900 as Priv.
Sec. to Lord Roberts, now Insp.-Gen. Roy. Ir.
Constab. : b. 1856 (grandson of 1st Bt.), mar.
1886 Mary Henrietta, dau. of the late Maj.-Gen.
Alex. C. Hay. Res., Oatlands, Castleknock, Co.
Dublin.
CHAMBERLAIN, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Augusta Margaret dau. of the late Maj.-Gen.
Jno. Christie, C.B. ), mar. 1896, as 2nd wife, Gen.
Sir Crawford T. Chamberlain, G.C.I.E., a noted
Indian Commander (d. 1902). lies., Lordswood,
Southampton.
CHAMBERLAIN, Priv. Counc. (1). Rt. Hon.
Joseph Chamberlain, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1880), LL.D.,
D.C.L.,F.R.S., M.P. forW. Birmingham {L.U.),
Sec. of State for the Colonies 1895-1903, in
connection with which office he undertook a
prolonged tour in S. Africa after the close
; of the Boer War; formerly Pres. Bd. of Trade
land of Loc. Govt. Bd., is an Elder Bro.
of Trin. House and Chanc. of B'ham. Univ.,
[was Lord Rector of that of Glasgow, Ch.
IBrit. Commissr. of the Fishery Convention 1887,
till 1874 a partner in the screw manufacturing
s firm of Nettlef old and Chamberlain at Binning -
I ham, of which city he has been thrice Mayor :
son of Jos. Chamberlain, Esq., of Moor Grn.
Hall ; b. July 8, 1836 ; mar. 1888, 3rd wife, Mary,
[dau. of Hon. W. C. Endicott, a former Sec. of
jjWar, U.S.A. Bes., Highbury, Moor Grn.,
f B'ham; 40 Prince's Gdns., S.W.
CHAMBERLAIN, Priv. Counc. (2). Rt. Hon.
ji (Joseph) Austen Chamberlain, P.C. (Gt.Br. 1902),
t M.A., M.P. for E. Wore. {L. U.), Chanc. of the Ex-
chequer and an ex-officio member of Cmttee. of
I 3ounc. on Educn. in Scotld., late Postmaster-
pen., formerly Financ. Sec. to Treas. and Civ. Ld.
J >f Admiralty : son of preceding (to whom he has
been Priv. Sec), b. 1853. Bes., Highbury, as
. nbove, and 11 Downing St., S.W.
1 CHAMBERLIN, Arthur George, I.S.O. (1903) ,
\ Senior District Auditor Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1845.
Res., Leicester,
jl CHAMBERS, Knight. Sir (Robert) Newman
Jhambers, Kt. Bach. (1897), formerly Town Clerk
hi Londonderry: b. 18—, mar. 1880 Inez Alexa,
I iau. of the late Alex. Young, Esq. Bes., Carrig
Hi "noc, Co. Donegal (? post town) ; 15 Q,ueen St.,
i jondonderry.
CHAMIER, Maj.-Gen. Francis Edward
J Archibald, CLE. (1902), I. A., Mutiny 1857-9
I s A.D.C. and Persian Interpreter; is Hon. Sec.
V 3 the Strangers' Home for Asiatics : b. 1833.
I -es., 55 Warwick Rd., S.W.
I CHAMIER, Maj. George Daniel, C.M.G.
j (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, was Comdt.
! and Spec. Commissr. Bloemhof Dist. : b. 1860.
Bes., Aiipore, Fareham, Hants.
CHAMIER, Lt.-Gen. Stephen Henry Edward,
C.B. (Mil. 18S6), late R.A. ; Pegu 1856, and!
Mutiny, ret. 188S : b. 1834. Bes., 64 Inverness
Terr., Bayswater, W.
CHAMNEY, Maj. Henry, C.M.G. (1900-1),
Lumsden's Horse in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1862.
Res., Kurkooric, Kalain, Cachar, India.
CHAMPAIN (BATEMAN-), Maj., Arthur
Patrick, M.V.O. (4<h Class 1905). I. A., Burma
1890-1, Chitral Relief, Tirah 1897-8, was in
charge of H.M.'s Ind. Oi deriy Off rs. 1905 : b. i855.
CHAMPNESS, Henry Robert, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), has bem Ch. Constructor at Malta
and Devoirport Dockyds., is a Memb. Inst. Nav.
Architects and of Rov. Corps Nav. Constructors:
b. 1852. Bes., i3 Hilbury Rd., Balham, S.W.
CHANCE, Baronet. Sir William Chance, 2nd
Bt. {U.K. 1900), M.A., barrister- at-law, a C.C.
for Surrey : son of 1st Bt., b. 1853, su^. 1902,
mar. 1884 Julia Charlotte, dau. of Col. Henry
Strachey, I. A. Heir pres., his bro. George Fer-
nusoN (b. 1854 ; 2nd heir, latter" s son Roger j
James Ferguson, b. 1893). Bes., Orchards, nr.
Godalming, Surrey.
CHANCE, Knight. Sir Arthur Chance, Kt.
Bach. (1905), P.P. C.S.I.
CHANCELLOR, Capt. John Robert, D.S.O.
(1898), R.E., Dongola.1896, and Tirah 1897-8, now
an Assist. Mil. Sec. to Cmttee. on Imper. Defence :
b. 1870.
CHANDLER. Bishop— see " Bloemfontein."
CHANDLER', William Kellman, C.M.G.
(1902), LL.D., Master in Chancery and Senior j
Judge of Assist. Ct. of Appeal, Barbados, also 1
an M.L.C. and Pres. of Poor Law Bd. : b. 1S57. j
Bes., Welbeck, Barbados.
CHANDRA SHAMSHER JANG. H.E. Ma.ua- |
raja Sir, Bana Bahadur, G.C.S.I. (1905). Prime
Min. of Nepal, rendered service to Thibetan
Mission by allaying native hostility.
CHANEY, Henry James, I.S.O. (1902), SuDt.
of Standards Dept. Bd, of Trade : b. 1842. Bes., j
7 Old Palace YL, Westmr., S.W., and 11 Antrim j
Mansns., England's Ln., Haverstock Hill, IS .W. j
CHANNELL, Knight. Hon. Sir Arthur j
Moseley Channell, Kt. Bach. ( 1897) , M. A. , officially j
" Mr. Justice Channel!," a Judge of King's Bench '
Div. of High Ct. (hence "Hon."), late Recorder of i
Rochester and Vice-Chmn. Gen. Counc. of Bar, !
apptd. Q.C. 18S5 : b. 1833, mar. 1877,2nd wife, i
Constance Helena, dau. of the late Walter B. i
Trevelyan, Esq., son-in-law of Sir John Tre-
velj-an, «;th Bt. of Nettlecombe. Bes., 1 Bram-
ham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W. ; chamb., 370 Roy.
Cts. of Justice, W.C.
CHANNER, Col. Bernard, D.S.O. (18S6),
LA. Supermini. List; Afghn. 1879-80, Burma,
andLushai: b. 1846.
CHANNER, Gen. George Nicholas, C.B.
(Mil. 188a), W (1875), I.A., N.W. Front. 1863-4,
Lushai, Pcrak, Jowaki, Afghn. 1 878-80, and Hazara
1888, Chitral Relief, comd. Assam and Rohil-
khand Dists. 1892-6: b. 1843. Bes., Buckleigh,
Westward Ho, Devon.
CHAO PHYA, the Siamese equivalent to j
" Duke " — see " Bhanuwongse."
CHAPIN, Capt. Sydney H., D.S.O. (1900-1), S.
Afr. Light Horse in Boer War 1900-1.
CHAPLEAU, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Mary Louisa, dau. of Col. Chas. King), mar. 1874
Hon. Sir Jos. Adolphe Chapleau, K.C.M.G., Lt.-
Gov. of Quebec (d. 1898). Bes., Montreal.
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Directory of Peerage,
CHA
CHAPLIN, Priv, Counc. Rt. Hon. Henry
Chaplin, V.Q. {Gt, Br. 1885), LL.D., M.P. for Slea-
ford Div. ( d), and a D.L. for Lincolnsh., late Pres.
Loc. Govt. Bd., formerly of Bd. of Agric. (1st.
Pres.) and Chanc. of Duchy of Lancaster, a
memo, of Roy. Commssn. 1893 on Agric. Depres-
sion : b. 1840, widower (having mar. Lady
Florence Leveson-Gower, dau. of 3rd D. of
Sutherland). Bes., Stafford House, St. James's,
S.W.
CHAPLIN, Col. John Worthy, C.B. (Mil.
1887), Y<& (i860), 8th Hussars retd. (1888) ; China
i860 and Afghn. 1879-80, was Extra A.D.C. to
Lord Lieut, of Ireld. 1869-74: b. 1840. Bes.,
Kibworth Hall, Leicester.
CHAPMAN, Baronet. Sir Montagu Richard
Chapman, 5th Bt. {Irel. 1782), a D.L. for West -
meath, formerly Capt. Westmeath Mil., High
Sheriff of that Co. 1890 : son of 4th Bt., b. 1853,
sue. 1888, mar. 1894 his 1st cousin Caroline
Margaret, dau. of the late Wm. Chapman, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. Benjamin Rupert (b. 1865;
2nd heir, their 1st cousin Thomas Robert Tighe
C, b. 1846). Seat, Killua Castle, Clonmellon,
Athboy, Co. Westmeath.
CHAPMAN, Knight's Widow (remrrd. as Com-
tesse Charles deMoret). Lady C. (Matilda Sara,
dau. of the late Benj. Wood, Esq., and widow of
Jno. Rapp, Esq.) , mar. 1889, 2nd wife to 2nd husb. ,
Gen. Sir Fredk. E. Chapman, G;C.B., Gov. of
Bermuda (d. 1893). She aftds. mar. (1895) the
late Comte Chas. Carew de Morel (d. 1899). Bes.,
20 Beaufort Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
CHAPMAN, Capt. Cittiibert Godfrey, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), R.N., comdg. H.M.S. ' Osborne.'
CHAPMANT, Hon. Mrs. Cuthbert, wife of
preceding and sist. of 4th Bn. Newborough.
CHAPMAN, Maj. David Phelips, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), late Chesh. Regt. ; Dir. of
Accts., Dept. of the Interior, Egypt. Bes. Cairo.
CHAPMAN, Gen. Edward Francis, C.B. (Mil.
1881), Col. Comdt. R.A. ; Abyss. 1867-8, Afghn.,
Burma 1885-6, has been Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch.
in India, an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, Q.M.G.
India, and Dir. of Mil. Intell. at Headqrs., late
in comd. of Scot. Dist. : b. 1840. Club,
Athenaeum.
CHAPMAN, Hon. Mrs. Edward (William),
sist. of 2nd Bn. Monteagle of Brandon.
CHAPMAN, Robert Barclay, C.S.I. (1875),
Finance Sec. to Ind. Govt. 1869-81 : b. 1829. Bes.,
6 Knaresborough PL, Earl's Ct., S.W.
CHAPMAN, William Arthur, I.S.O. (1902),
head of Centr. Record Off. Admiralty : b. 1849.
Bes., 49 Inverness Terr., Bajrswater, W.
CHAPPLE, Flt.-Pavm. John Henry George,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), R.N., Zululd. 1879,
Egypt, and Soudan, late Sec. to Adm. comdg. at
Portsmouth, prev. to those on Pacific and Medit.
Stations: b. 1859.
CHARKHARI, The Bahadur of. H.H.
Maharaja Dhiraj Sir Malkiiam Singh, K.C.I.E.
I (1902). Sipahdur-ul-Mulk, a Ruling Chief : b. 1870.
Bes., Charkhari, Centr. India.
CHARLEMONT, Earl's Widow. Countess
of C. (Anna Lucy, dau. of the late Rev. Chas.
Jas. Lambart), mar. 1883, as 2nd wife, 3rd and
last E. of Charlemont, K.P. (d. 1892, the Earldom
becoming extinct, but the Viscounty descending to
his cousin) .
CHARLEMONT, Viscount. James Alfred
Caulfeild, 7th Vise. {Trel.), C.B. (Civ. 1892);
Usher of the Black Rod to Order of St. Patrick,
a D.L. and Vice-Lieut, for Tyrone (High Sheriff
1S68), Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Roy. Inniskg. Fus.
H>Iil.), formerly Col. comdg. Roy. Tyrone Fus.
and Capt. Coldstim. Gds., served in China and
Crimea ; Comptr. of Househd. to Lords Lieut.
1868-95 : a remote (4th) cousin of 6th Vise. (3rd
Earl, see preceding art.) and gt. gfc. gt. grandson
of 2nd Vise. ; b. March 20, 1830; sue. 1892 ; mar.
1858 the late Hon. Annette Handcock, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Castlemaine (she died 1888). Seats. Drum-
cairne (Stewartstown R.S.O.) and Roxborough
Castle (Moy), both in Co. Tyrone; Coney IskL,
Co. Armagh.
Creations. Irel: Ld. Caulfeild, Bn. of Charlemont, 1620;
Vise. Charlemont, 1665. (Earldom of Charlemont, 1763,
extinct 1892.)— Sir Toby Caulfeild (Kt.), who had aided
in the repulse of the Spanish Armada and held a
military command in Ireland under Elizabeth, and after-
wards, under James I., taken part in parcelling out the
escheated lands, was made 1st Bn. The 2nd and 3rd
Peers were made Governors of the Fort of Charlemont,
where the latter of these allowed himself to be surprised
by Sir Phelim O'Neile, who took him prisoner and put
him to death. The 5th Bn. succeeded in arresting
O'Neile and executed him for the murder. This 5th
Peer obtained the Viscty. and the 4th Visct. was made
an Earl, but this last title expired as above.
Titled Relatives.
(Caulfeild.)
Dau. of present (jth) V.:
Hon. Constance Elizabeth, now Ctss. of Ranfurly, b.
1858, mar. 1880 5th Earl of R., q.v.
Surviving sist. of present V. :
(Present VrscouNT, b. 1830.)
Hon. Harriet Charlotte C, granted rank of a Vise's
dau. 1394, b. 1837.
— Sist. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Marcus C. (Louisa Gwyn, dau. of the late
Capt. Robt. G. Williams), mar. '1873 the late Hon.
Marcus Piers Francis C, C.B. (d. 1895, having been
granted rank of a Vise's son). Res., 15 Warwick
(kins., Kens., W. Son, heir pres. to Viscounty :
James Edward C, Esq., b. 1880. (2nd heir, a
remote cousin, Charles Edward St. George C,
b. 1887.)
CHARLES, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Arthur Charles, P.C. {Ct. Br. 1903), Kt.
Bach. (1887), M.A. (Lambeth Degree), D.C.L.,
late Dean of the Ct. of Arches and a Judge of
the Provincial Cts. of Canterbury and York, prev.
Judge of Queen's Bench Div. of High Ct. (then
styled " Hon.") , formerly Exam, in Common Law
to Lond. Univ., appd. Q,.C. 1877 : b. 1839, mar. 1866
Rachel Christian, dau. of the late Thos. D.
Newton, Esq. Bes., Woodlands, Sevenoaks, Kent.
CHARLES, Lady Edith Hester, dau. of 5th
M. of Sligo.
CHARLES, Capt. James Ronald Edmondston,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1875.
CHARLESWORTH, Lady Frances Charlotte
Elizabeth, sist. of 8th E. of Stamford.
CHARLESWORTH, Lt.-Col. Henry, C.M.G.
(1902), R.A.M.C. retd.; Afghn. 1878-80, and S.
Africa 1901, accompd. two Brit. Missions to
Morocco, now Med. Offr. to Lond. Recruiting
Dist. Depot : b. 1851. Bes., Fulford Field House,
nr. York.
CHARLEVILLE, Earldom of {Irel. 1806)—
extinct from 1875 at death of 5th E. (surname-Cury) .
Surviving Relatives.
Dau. of 3rd E. (niece of 5th) :
(The late ^th Earl, b. 1852, d. unmrrd. 1874.)
Lady Emily Alfreda Julia, now Lady E. Howard-
Bury, b. 1855, mar. 1881 the late Capt. Kenneth
H.-B. (d. 1885 ; grandson of 16th E. of Suffolk, having
assumed addit. name of Bury on mrrge.). Res.,
Charleville Forest, Tullamore, King's Co.
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Dau.-in-law of 2nd E. (sist.-in-law of 5th) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1822, d. i"S9.)
[Hon. Mrs. John Bury (Charlotte Theresa, dau. of
Thos. Austin, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1852, the late Capt.
Hon. John James B. (d. 1864); 2nd!y, x868, Herbt.
O'Mearn, Esq.— forfeiting her title. Res. St. Ives,
34 Beaufort Rd., Kingston-on-Thames. J
(The late 5th Eaul, b. 1823, d. 1875.)
CHAELEVILLE, Earl's 'Widow. Countess
of C. (Emily Frances, dau. of the late Gen. Sir
Wm. "Wood, K.C.B., K.H.), mar. 1854 5th and
last E. of Charleville (d. 1875). Res., West Gate
House, Chichester.
CHARLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Clara, dau. of the late F. G. Harbord, Esq.),
mar. 1890 Sir Wm. Thos. Charley, K.C., late
Common Serjt. of London (d. 1904) . Res., Wood-
bourne, East Grinstead, Sussex.
CHARLTON, Capt. Lionel Evelyn Oswald,
D.S.O. (1900-1 ), Lanes. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1879.
CHARLTON, Hon. Mrs. Nicholas, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Abinger.
CHARRINGTON, Com. Eric, D.S.O. (1900),
R.N. retd. ; Zanzibar 1896, Benin, and China :
b. 1872.
CHARRINGTON, Col. Francis, C.M.G.
(1901), Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 4th Batt. S.
Staffords. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1, is a Dir.
of Charrin»ton and Co., brewers: b. 1858. lies.,
Pishiobury Pk., Sawbridgeworth R.S.O., Herts.
CHARTERIS {pron. Charters), conventional
family name of the Earldom of Weuyss and
March (q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."), in full
Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas.
CHASE, BisHOP-see "Ely."
CHASE, Col. William St. Lucien, C B. (Mil.
1903), W (i83o), I. A., Afghn. 1879-80, Zhob
Valley, Chin Lushai, Mohmand and Tirah 1807-8 :
b. 1856.
CHATELHERAULT, Duke of. Two Dukes
in our Peerage hold the French title of Due de
Chatelherault — the D. of Abercorn by inheritance
from James Hamilton, E. of Arran, who received
it in 1549 ; and the D. of Hamilton, who obtained
it by a new creation from Napoleon III. in 1864.
(Both their Gracas are of the Hamilton line.)
■#* The original Dukedom passed from the 3rd E. of
Arran to the 2:1 1 M irq. and 1st and 2nd Dukes of
Hamilton, but upon the death of the last of these with-
)ut male issue the succession devolved upon the 2nd E.
rf Abercorn. The new creation of 1864 is thus the
•estoration of a former honour.
CHATER, Kni gut. Sir Catchick Paul Chater,
Kt. Bach. (1902), C.M.G. (1897), M.E.C. and
tf.L.C. of Hong Kong : b. 1846. Res., Marble Hill,
long Kong.
CHATFIELD, Adm. Alfred John, C.B. (Mil.
887), Baltic and Black Seas, Ashanti 1874, comd.
>n S.E. Coast of America two years, ret. 1891,
3 a Kt. of Grace St. John of Jerus. : b. 1831.
les., 76 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
CHATTERTON, BisHOP-see "Nagpur."
CHATTERTON, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon.
[edges Eyre Ghatterton, P.O. (Irel, 1867), LL.D., j
ite Vice-Chanc. of Ireld., has been an M.P., '
olic.-Gen., and Attorney-Gen. for Ireland, appd.
',.C. 1858 : b. 1819, mar. 1902, 2nd wife. Res., New
i k., Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
CHATTERTON, Col. Frank "William, CLE.
894), I.A. Supermini. List ; N.W. Frontier 1863
id Bhutan, has been an Hon. A.D.C. to Viceroy :
1839. Res., Central Lodge, Central Hill, Nor-
ood, S.E.
CHATJVEL, Lt.-Col. Henry George, C.M.G.
(1901), Qnsld. Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899-1900,
is Dist. Staff. Offr. comdg. N. Mil. Dist. Qnsld. :
b. 1865. Res., Victoria Barracks and Canning
Downs South (Warwick), Queensld.
CHAVASSE, Bisnop-see "Liverpool."
CHAVASSE, Knight. Sir Thomas b\ Chavasse,
Kt. Bach. (1905), Sen. Surg, to Birmingham
Hosp. : b. 1852.
CHA WORTH, Baron {U.K. 1831), Imper. title
of E. of Meath.
CHAYTOR, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Edward Ghaytor, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1831), a D.L.
for Durham (High Sheriff 1902) : son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1867, sue. 1896. Heir pres., his bro. Walter
Clervaux, Lieut. R.N. (b. 1874 ; 2nd heir, next
bro., Edmund Hugh, b. 1876). Seats, Croft Hall
and Clervaux Castle, both nr. Darlington ; Wit-
ton Castle, Witton-le-Wear R.S.O., Co. Durham.
CHAYTOR, Baronet's Widow. Lady G.
j (Mary, dau. of the late Col. Hy. Van Straubenzee) ,
i mar. i865 Sir William Chaytor, 3rd Bt. (d. 1896).
I Res., Croft Hall, Darlington,
j CHAZAL-soe " De Chazal."
CHEAPE, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, dau. of 8th
Vise. Arbuthnott.
CHEAPE, Lady Griselda Johanna Helen,
dau. of 7th E. of Airiie.
CHEATLE, George Lenthal, C.B. (Civ.
1900-1), F.R.C.S., Surg, at King's Coll. Hosp.
and to Hosp. for ParalysisvRegt.'s Pk., rendered
aid in S. Afr. War 1899-1900 : b. 1855. Res., 117
Harley St., W.
CHELMSFORD, Baron. Frederic John
Napier ^es^er,3rdBn. (^./C.).M.A.,lateL.C.O,
barrister-at-law, Capt. 1st Vol. Batt. Dorset
Regt., appd. 1905 Gov. of Queensld. : son of 2nd
Bn.; b. Aug. 12, i85S ; sue. 1905 (C.) ; mar. 1894
Hon. Frances Chaiiotte Guest, dau. of 1st Bn.
Wknborne. Res., The Yarrells, Lytchett, Poole :
18 Queen's Gats PL, S.W. ; chamb., 25 Old
Queea St., S.W.
Cuevtion. Bn. Chelmsford, U.K. 1858.— The Rt. Hon.
Sir Fredc. Thesiger, F.R.S., was appointed Lord Chan-
cellor of England by this title ; he had b3en M.P. for
Woodstock, Abingdon, and Stamford. The late 2nd Bn.
a G.C.B., was a General in the Army who had serve:! in
the Crimea, India, Kaffraria, &c.
Titled Relatives.
(Thesiger.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Joan Frances T.. b. 1895.
Hon. Frederic Ivor heir to Barony, b. 1836.
Hon. Anne Molyneux T., b. 1898.
Hon. Bridget Mary 7'., b. 1900.
Hon. Andrew Charles Gerald T., 2nd heir, b. 1903.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. i863. )
Hon. Percy Mansfield T., b. 1869, mar. 1900 Katha-
rine Frances, dau. of Alex. F. Wallace, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Percy 7*.). Res., 71 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
Hon. Wilfred Gilbert T., D.S.O. (1900 1), served in
S. Africa 1900-1 (as Capt. in Imper. Yeom. I, late
Vice-Cons, at Taranto, now at Belgrade with rank
of 2nd Sec. of Leatat. : b. 1871. Ris., Brit. Vice-
Consulate, Belgrade. , _
Hon. Eric Richard T., formerly a Page of Honour
to Queen Victoria, served in S. Africa 1900-2. now
Mai. Surrey Imper. Yeom. : b. 1874 mar. 1904 Pearl,
dau. of Jno. Coupland, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Eric T.).
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunts of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Augusta, now Hon. Mrs. William Biggins, b.
1824, mar. 1843 the late Wm. Fredk. H., Esq
Master of Ct. of Bankruptcy (d. 1891). Res., 86
Chester Sq., S.W. _ .
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1827, d. 1905 )
Hon Mary Lincoln T., late Lady m Waiting to
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of Tcck, b. 1840. Res., 29
H.R.H. the Dens:
Eccleston Sq., S.W,
Hon. Edward Peirson T., C.B. (Civ. 1S86), Clerk
Assist, of Parliaments, II. of Lords : b. 1842, mar.
1S69 Georgina Mary, dau. of the late Wm. B.
Stopford-Sackvillo. Esq., ct. grandson of 2nd E. of
Courtown (Hon. Mrs. Edward T.). Res., Wood-
rough, Bramley, Guildford; 142 Sloane St., S.W.
Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Alfred T. (Henrietta, dau. of the late Hon.
George Ilandcock, son of 2nd Bn. Castlemaine), b.
1838, mar. 1862 the late lit. Hon. Alfred Henry T.
(d. i38p). Res., 30 Stanhope Gdns., Queen's Gt., S.W.
CHELMSFORD, Baron's Widow*. The Dow-
ager Lady C. (Adria Fanny, dau. of the late
Maj.-Gen. John C. Heath), mar. 1867 2nd Bn.
Chelmsford, G.C.B. (d. 1905).
CHELSEA, Viscount {by courtesy— title Gt. Br.
1800), eld. son and heir of Earl Cadogan.
CHERMSIDE, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Her-
bert Charles Ghermside, G.C.M.G. (1899 ;
K.C.M.G. 1897), C.B. (Civ. 1886), F.R.C.I., R.E.,
late Gov. of Qnsid., comd. a Brigade and Div. in
S. Africa 1899-1900, was Brit. Mil. Commissi', and
Col. in comd. of Brit. Troops in Crete 1897-9., Blil.
Attache in Egypt 1882 and at Constantinople
1889-96, and Cons, for Kurdistan, served in Egypt,
Suakin. and Soudan : b. 1850, mar. 1899 Geraldine
Katharine, dau. of the late Wm. F. Webb, Esq.
Res., Newstead Abbey, Nottingham.
CHERRY, Lady Emily Louisa, dau. of 18th
Ctss. of Rothes.
CHESHAM, Baron. Charles Compton
William Cavendish, 3rd Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1901), K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Lord of the |
Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, I
was Master of the Buekhounds until their I
abolition, is a D.L. for Warwieks., Hon. Maj,-
Gen. in the Army, Hon. Col. Roy. Backs. Imper. |
Yeom., comd. the national force of Imper. Yeom. j
(which he raised) in S. Africa 1900-2, formerly j
Capt. 10th Hussars : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Dec. 13, \
1850 ; sue. 1882 {L. U.) ; mar. 1877 Lady Beatrice j
Constance Grosvenor, R.R.C., a Lady of Grace St. j
John Jerus., dau. of 1st D. of Westminster, K.G. j
Seat, Latimer. Chesham R.S.O., Bucks.
Creation. Bn. Chesham, U.K. 1858.— The
4th son of the 1st Earl of Burlington (sec " Devonshire "),
Titled Relatives.
{Cavendish.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
The late Hon. Charles William Hugh C, 2nd Lieut, i
17th Lancers, b. 1878, d. 1900 (killed in S. Africa). j
Hon. Lilah Constance, now Hon. Mrs. Manning- j
ham-B idler, b. 1884, mar. 1903 Capt. Mervyn Edward 1
M.-B., heir pres. of Sir Edward Manningham-
Buller, Bt.
The deceased Hon. Marjorie Beatrice C, b. 1SS8, d.
1897.
Hon. John Compton p., heir to Barony, b. 1894.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. William.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1850.)
Hon. Georgiana Caroline, now Ots8. of Leicester, b.
1852, mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, 2nd Earl of L., q.v.
Hon. Mary Susan Caroline, now Vclss. Cobham, b.
1S53, mar. 1878 Cth Vise. C, q.v.
Hon. Katherine Caroline, now Katherine, Dcliss
mar. 1855 Gen. Sir Geo. T. Chesney, K.C.B. ,M.P.,
author of ' The Battle of Dorking' (d. 1895).
CHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Francis
John Jayne, 33rd Bishop, D.D., formerly
Princ. of St. David's Coll. Lampeter, and has
been Whitehall Preacher and Select Preacher at
Oxford, also Rur. Dean of Lampeter and of
Leeds (also Vic.) : b. 1845, cons. 1889, ent. Lords
1891 (C), mar. 1872. Palace, Dee Side, Chester.
CHESTER, Earl of {U.K. 1901), a title of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
CHESTERFIELD, Earl of. Edwyn Francis
Scudamore- Stanhope, loth Earl {Eng.) and a
Bt., P.C. {Gt. Br. 1894), B.A., barrister-at-law,
a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Herefordsh. ; late Treas.
to Queen Victoria's Household and Capt. of
Corps of Gentlemen at Arms : son of 9th E. ; b.
March 15, 1854; sue. 1887 (/,.) ; mar. 1900 Enid
Edith, dau. of Chas. H. Wilson, Esq., M.P.
Seat, Holme Lacy, Hereford; town res., isTJpp.
Grosvenor St., W.
Creations. Eng.: Bn. Stanhope (of Shelford) 1616; E. of
Chesterfield, 1623. U.K. : A Bt. 1807.— Sir Philip Stanhope
(Kt. ), a firm supporter of Charles I., was the 1st Bn. and I
Earl. The 4th Earl was the celebrated Lord Chesterfield,
a K.G. and Ambassador to Holland, afterwards a Cabinet
Minister and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Sir Henry
E. C. S. -Stanhope, 3rd Bt., succeeded as 9th Earl on
the lapse of the direct line. The name Scudamore was
first assumed by Sir Henry's father, the 2nd Bt. Earl
Stanhope is descended from a younger eon of the 1st
Earl of C.
Titled Relatives.
(Scudamore-Stanhope.)
Issue ofgth E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1854.)
Hon. Henry Atiiole S.-S., heir pres. to Earldom,
Capt. R.N. retd., served with Nile Expedn. 1384-5:
b. 1835.
Hon. Claude Dormer S.-S., 2nd heir, b. 1837.
Hon. Chandos S.-S., b. 1859.
Hon. Evelyn Theodore S.-S., a D.L. of Herefsh.,
formerly Capt. A.S.C. : b. 1862, mar. 1888 Julia
Dasha, dau. of Jno. G. Potter, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Evelyn S.-S.). Res., Breinton House, Hereford.
Hon. Charles Hay S.-S., B.A., b. 1864, mar. 1900
his 1st cousin A dele, dau. of Sir Robt. Hay, 8th
Bt. of Smithneld (Hon. Mrs. Charles S. -S.). Res.,
59 Montagu Sq., W.
s^?^-vlV"»s i Surviving bro. ofgth E. (uncle of present ; granted
rank of an Earl's son 1884) :
of
Westminster (q.v.), b. 2857, mar. 1S82 istDuke of W.
(d. 1850).
Hon. William Edwin C, Mai. Gren. G-ds., served in
Brit. Centr. Africa Protect. 1895-6, in Soudan 1893,
and in Boer War 1900 : b. 1862, mar. 1885 Elizabeth
Janet, dau. of the late Thus. Baillie, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. William C).
Hon. Edwin William C, b. 1865.
CHESNEY, Knight's Widow. Lady C
(Annie Louisa, dau. of the late Geo. Palmer, Esq.) ,
j (The late 9th Earl, b. 1821, d. 1887.)
Ven. the Hon. Berkeley Lionel S.-S., M.A., Archdn.
I of Hereford: b. 1824, mar. 1858 Caroline .Sarah, dau.
: of the late Jno. Arkwriidd, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Bcrkck v
S.-S.). Res., The Rectory, Byford, Hereford.
CHESTERFIELD, Earls' Widows. (1) Agnes,
Countess of C, dau. of Jas. Payne, Esq., mar.
! i382, as 3rd wife, 8th E. of Chesterfield (d. 1883)
! — (2) Dowager Countess ofC (Dorothea, dau. of
! Sir Adam Hay, 7th Bt. of Smithneld), Order of
i Mercy (a Lady Pres. of League), mar. 1851 9th
I E. of Chesterfield (d. 1887). lies., 26 Egerton
, Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
CEETWODE, Baronet. Sir Philip Walhouse
I CheUvode, 7th Bt. {Eng. 1700), D.S. 0.(1900-1), Maj.
19th Hussars, served in S. Africa 1900 : son of 6th
Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1905, mar. 1899 Alice Hester
Camilla, dau. of Col. Hon. Richd. S. G. Stapleton-
Cotton, son of 2nd\'isc. Combermere. Heir pres.,
his bro. George Knigiitley, Lieut. R.N. (b.
1877 ; 2nd heir, their uncle Augustus Littleton G.,
b. 1833). Seat's, Oakley, Mkt. Drayton, Salop;
Chetwode, Buckingham.
CHETWODE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady G. (Alice Jane, dau. of the late Mich. T. Bass,
Esq., M.P., and sist. of 1st Bn. Burton), mar. 1868
Sir Geo. Chetwode, 6th Bt. (d. 1905). lies., 2 Wil-
ton Cresc, S.W.
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CHETWYND, family name of Viscounty
below. For Chetwynd-Talbot see " Shrewsbury."
CHETWYND, Baronet. Sir George Chetwynd,
4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), High Sheriff of Warwieksh.
1875 : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1869, mar.
1870, as 2nd husb., the Mchss. of Hastings (who
retains title by courtesy, strictly Lady Florence
Chetwynd), nee Lady Florence Cecilia Paget, dau.
of 2nd M. of Anglesey and widow of 4th and last
M. of Hastings. Heir, his son George Gut (b.
1874; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Capt. Walter Hill C,
b. 1856). Ites., 68 Sth. Audley St., W.
*#* Descended from a common ancestry with the Vis-
county.
CHETWYND, Viscount. Richard Walter
Ghetwynd, 7th Vise. (Irel.), a D.L. for Staffordsh.,
formerly Lieut. 14th Hussars : son of 6th V. ; b.
July 26, 1823 ; sue. 1879 ; mar. 185S the late
Harriet Johanna, dau. of Walter Campbell, Esq.,
of Sunderland (she died 1898). Town res., 25
Elvaston PI., S. Kens., S.W,
Creation. Vise. Chetv.-ynd and Bn. of Batbdown, Irel.
17x7.— Walter Chetwynd, a supporter of the Hanoverian
succession, was created 1st Peer.
Titled Relatives.
(Ghetwynd.)
Issue of present (jth) V. :
Hon. Richard Walter C, heir to Viscounty,
formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. S. Staff.
Regt. (Mil.): b. 1859, mar. 18S9 Florence Mary
(dau. of the late Col. Tom Naylor Leyland), who
obtd. a divorce against him in 1900. Club, Carlton.
(2nd heir, his xst cousin Henvy Goulburn Wil-
loughby C., b. 1858, son of Capt. Hon. Henry C.)
Hon.Eleonora 0., b. 1863.
Hon. Katharine Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Georgs
Blezard, b. 1863, mar. 1839 Geo. B., Esq. Res., Pool
Pk., Ruthin, Denbighsh.
Surviving dau. of 6th V. (sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1823.)
Hon. Charlotte Adelaide, now Hon. Mrs. James
Atkinson, b. 1831, mar. 1855 Rev. Jas. Aug. ^4.,
D.C.L., Hon. Canon of Manchester. Res., St.
Michael's Vic., Coventry.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Charles C. (Emily Hannah, dau. of W. H.
Blaauw, Esq.), mar. i860 the late Maj. Hon. Charles
Cornwallis C. (d. 1884). Res., Cissbury, Ascot.
CHETWYND, Lady Florence — see above
Bt.
CHETWYND, Hon. Mrs. Godfrey, dau. of
4th Bn. Auckland.
CHETWYND, Hon. Mrs. Walter, dau. of Sth
Bn. Monson.
CHEWTON, Viscount {by courtesy -title Gt.
Br. 1729) , heir and only son of Earl Waldegrave.
CHEYLESMORE, Baron. Herbert Francis
Eaton, 3rd Bn. (U.K.), C.V.O. (1905), Maj .-Gen. in
Army, late Col. comdg. Gren. Gds., is Hon. Col.
1st Middx. Bif. Vols., a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jems. ; a well-known authority on medals : son
of 1st Bn. and bro. of 2nd; b. Jan. 25, 1848;
sue. 1902 (G.) ; mar. 1892 Elizabeth, dau. of Fras.
O. French, Esq., of New York. Res., 16 Prince's
Gt.,S.W.
Creation. Bn. Cheylesmore, U.K. 1S87.— Henry Wm.
Eaton, M.P. for Coventry, was awarded this Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Eaton.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
I . Hon. Francis Orhond Henry E., heir to Barony,
b. 1893.
1 Hon. Herbert Edward E., 2nd heir, b. 1895.
J Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1843, d. 1902 unmrrd.)
Charlotte Harman, now Lady George Pratt, b. 1845,
mar. 1879 (bef. her father's elevation] Lord George
Murray P., son of 2nd Marq. Camden, q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1848, Jan.)
Hon. Frances Louise E., b. 1848 (Dec). Res., 5
Knightsbridge, S.W.
CHEYNE, Knight. Sir John Gheyne, Kt.Each.
(1897) » K.C. (same year) , M. A. , LL.D. , Procurator
of Q en. Assemb. Ch. ef Scotld., Sheriff of Renfrew
and Bute (formerly of two other groups of Cos.)
and Convener of Sheriffs of Scotld., Vice-Dean of
Fac. of Advocates, andmemb. of Gen. Lunacy Bd.:
b. 1841, mar. 1875, 2nd wife, Mary Isabella, dau. of
Jas. Edward, Esq. Res., 13 Chester St., Edin-
burgh.
CHEYNE, William Watson, C.B. (Civ.
1900-1), M.B., F.E.S., F.R.C.S., Surg, to King's
Coll. and other Hosps., gave useful help in S.
Afr. War 1899-1900: b. 1852. Bes., 75 Harley
St., W.
CHHOTA NAGPTJR, Bishop of. Et. Rev.
Foss Westcott, M.A., 2nd Bp., late an S.P.G.
Missnry. at Cawnpore : ord. i885, appd. 1905.
CHIAZZARI, Lieut. Nicholas William,
D. S.O. (1900), Natal Nav. Vols, in S. Africa 1900 ;
engaged in shipping : b. 1868. Bes., Durban,
Natal.
CHICHESTER, family name of Donegall
Marquessate and of Templemore Barony. Index
to the two lines :
Ly. Adolphus. d. Hn.Mrs.Edwd.sep. Ld. Henry F. d.
Hn. Arthur Hy. t. Ly. Emily U. t. Hn.HildaCarol.T.
Hn. Mrs.August. t. Hn. Mrs. Frcdk. t. Ly. Octavia, t.
CHICHESTER, Baronet. Rear-Adm. Sir
Edward Chichester, 9th Bt. of Raleigh {Eng. 1641),
C.B. (Mil. 1900), C.M.G. (1899), served in Trans-
vaal 1881-2, Egypt, Nile, and S. Africa 1899-1900
(as Ch. Nav. Transpt. Out.), late a Nav. A.D.C.
to H.M., and Adm. Supt. at Gibraltar : son of
Sth Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1898, mar. 1880 Catharina
Emma, dau. of the late Com. Roht. C. Whyte,
R.N. Heir, his son Edward George, Lieut. R.N.
(b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next son, Arthur Whyte, b.
1885). Seat, Youlston, Barnstaple, Devon.
CHICHESTER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady C. (Rosalie Amelia, dau. of Thos. Cham-
berlayne, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1865, Sir Alex. P.
Bruce Chichester, 2nd and last Bt. of Arlington
Court (d. 1881) ; 2ndly, 1883, as 2nd wife, Sir
Arthur Chichester, 8th Bt. of Raleigh (d. 189S).
Res., Arlington Ct. and Eastdown House, both at
Barnstaple, Devon.
CHICHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Ernest
Roland IVilberforce, D.D., D.C.L., 94th Bp.,
Canon of Winchester 1878-82, was also Rect. of
Middleton Stoney, Vic. of Seaforth, and Sub-
Almoner to Queen Victoria : son of late Bp. of
Winchester, b. Jan 22, 1840, cons. 1st Bp. of New-
castle 1882, transid. 1895, ent. Lords 1884 (I.), mar.
1874, 2nd wife, the dau. of Dean Connor of
Windsor. Res., The Palace, Chichester.
CHICHESTER, Earl of. Jocelyn Brudenell
Pelkam, 6th Earl ( U.K.) and a Bt., B. A. : son of 5th
E. ; b. May 21, 1871 ; sue. 1905 (L.) ; mar. 1898
Ruth, dau. of Francis Wm. Buxton, Esq., bro. of
Sir Thos. F. Buxton, 3rd Bt., G.C.M.G. Seat,
Stanmer, Lewes.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1611 ; Bn. Pelham, Gt. Br.
1762 E. of Chichester, U.K, 1801.— Sir Thos. Pelham,
M P., 4th Bt., who had taken a leading part in securing
the crown to William of Orange, was awarded by Queen
Anne the Barony of Pelham of Laughton, which, ho
ever, ciyircu wim ulb auv/^^aavi ^u^f k>*,xvt , ,
but the new Barony Pelham of Stanmer was conferred
P 2
196
CHI
Director}/ of Peerage,
OHO
upon him with a special remainder, the 2nd B11. of the
new creation being raised to the Earldom. (The 2nd of
the old line had been made Duke of Newcastle, but this
title lapsed with the Barony at his death without issue.)
The family is descended on the female side from Oliver
Cromwell, and there is preserved at Stanmer, in addition
, to portraits of the Protector's mother and sisters, his
I family Bible, containing the sentence in his own hand-
writing, " Qui eessat esse melior cessat bonus " (He who
j ceases to be better ceases to be good).
Titled Belatives.
(Pelham.)
Issue of present (6th) E. :
Lady Elizabeth Jocelyn P.. b. 1899.
Lord Pelham, heir to Earldom : P., b. 1905.
Issue oj'5'h E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1871.)
Lady Buth Mary P.,b. 1873.
Hon. Henry George Godolphin P., 2nd heir, b. 1875.
Hon. Anthony Ashley Ivo P., b. 1879.
Hon. Herbert Lyttelton P., 2nd Lieut. Boy. Suesox
Begt., b. i334.
Issue of 3rd E. (uncles and aunt of present) :
Lady Isabella Charlotte, now Ladv I. Whitbread, b.
1836. mar. 1835 Saml. IF, Esq., formerly M.P. Res.,
Southill, Biggleswade, Beds. ; 16 Grosvcnor Crcsc.,
S.W.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1838, d. 1902 childless.)
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1S44, d. 1505.)
Hon. Thomas Henry William P., C.B. (Civ. igcs),
M.A., barrister-at-law. Assist. Sec. to Fisheries and
Harb. Dept. of Bd. of Trade, formerly Legal Adviser
to Bd. of A gric. and one of the Boundary C'ommissrs.
under Bedistrib. Act of 1884-5: b. 1847, mar. 1883
Louisa Keith, dau. of the late Wm. Bruce, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Thomas P.). Res., Dccne House, Putney
Hill, S.W.
Hon. Arthur Lowther P., M.A., b. 1850, mar. 1875
Evelyn Georgiana, dau. of Sir Begd. J. Cust (Hon.
Mrs. Arthur P.}. Res., Mooreroft, Monincuth : 15
Duke St., Manchester Sq., W.
Dau. of 2nd E. (gt. aunt of present):
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1804, d. 1886.)
Lady Henrietta Juliana P., b. 1813. Res., 22 Chester
Sq., S.W.
CHICHESTER. Earls' Widows. (1) Elizabeth,
Countess of C. (Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late
I Ron. Sir John D. Bligh, K.C.B., son of 4th E. of
Darnley). mar. 1861 4th E. of Chichester (d. 1902).
Res., Enbrook, Sandgate, Kent.— (2) Dowager
Countess ok C. (Alice Carr G-lyn, dau. of 1st Bn.
1 Wolverton), mar. 1870 the Rev\ the 5th E. <.f
Chichester, sometime Vicar of Gt. Yarmouth (d.
i 1905V.
! CHICHESTER, Viscount and Baron {Irel.
; 1625) — see " Donegall, M. of."
j CHICHESTER, Maj. Arlington Augustus,
; D.S.O. (1900-1), Dorset Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901, now a D.A.A.G. at Hong Kong: b. 1863.
j lies., Victoiia, H. Kong.
| CHICHESTER, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 1st
Bn. Ashconibe.
CHICHESTER of BELFAST, Baron— see
Viscount C. above.
CHIENE, John, C.B. (Civ. 1900-1), M.D., LL.D.,
F.R.S.E., F.R.C.S., formerly Pres. Roy. Med.
Soc. Edinb., is Prof, of Surg, at Edinb. Univ., gave
aid as Consultant in S. Afr. War 1900 : b. 1843.
Res., 25 Charlotte Sq., Edinburgh.
CHELCOTT, William Winsland, C.B. (Civ.
1902), M.I.M.E., Engr.-Rear-Adm., has acted as
Chief Insp. of Machinery at Devonport, Sheer-
ness, and with Medit. Fleet, is a Fellow Roy.
Sch. Nav. Architecture, &c. : b. 1848. Club, Jun.
Conserv.
CHILD, Baronet. Sir Smith Hill Child, 2nd
Bt. {U.K. 1868), M.V.O. (5th Class, 1902), Lieut.
Ir. Q-ds., served in S. Africa 1900 : grandson of 1st
Bt. and son of the late Jno. Geo. Child, Esq. ; b.
1880, sue. 1896. No heir. Seat, Stallington Hall,
I Blvthe Bridge, Stoke-upon-Trent.
I CHILDE, Col. Ralph Bromfield Willington,
j C.B. (Mil. iqoo-1), Afghn. 1878-80 and Mahsud
Waziri, comd. 10th Hussars in S. Africa 1899-1900,
I ret. 1902 : b. 1854, took name of Childe vice Fisher
I upon mrrge. 1901. lies., Kinlet Hall, Salop, nr. j
1 Bewdley.
I CHILD ERS, Col. (Edmund) Spencer Eardley, I
! C.B. (Mil. 1900), R.E., i^fghn. 1878-80. Egypt, j
I and Nile, has been Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for j
j War and Mil. Sec. in Ireld., late comdg. R.E. at |
I Weymouth : b. 1854 (son of Rt. Hon. Hugh j
Childers). lies., Weymouth ; 14 Sussex Mansns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
CHINA (MID), Bishop in. Rt, Rev. George
Evans Made, D.D., Missnry. Bp., was a C.M.S.
Missnry. in same quarter 1857-80, prev. a Chapl.
and Curate in Dorsetshire : b. 182S, mar. 1858,
cons. 1880. lies., Eangkow.
CHINA (NORTH), Bishop in. Rt. Rev. Charles
Perry Scott, D.D., Curate St. Peter's, Eaton Sq.,
1870-74, and S.F.G. Missnry. in N. China 1874-
1880 : b. 1847, widower, cons. 1880 Missnry. Bp.
in Nth. China. Res., Peking.
CHINA (WESTERN), Bishop in. Rt. Rev.
William Wharton Cassels, B.A., Missnry. in
China from 1885, prev. Curate at All Saints, Sth.
Lambeth : b. 1858, mar. 1887, cons. 1895 Missnry.
Bp. in W. China, lies., Pao-ning, W. China.
CHIEMSIDE, Capt. John Percy, C.M.G.
(1905)j of Werribee, Victoria.
CHISHOLM, Baronet. Sir Samuel Chisholm,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), LL.D., late Lord Lieut, and
I Lord Provost of Glasgow, for which and for Co.
J Lan.irk he is a D.L., Chmn. of various public
I Institutions, head of Saml. Chisholm and Co. :
J son of Jno. Chisholm, Esq., >of Dalkeith; b.
1836, mar. 1903, 2nd wife, Agnes Gibson, dau.
of Andrew Carnduff, Esq., and widow of Thos.
Henderson, Esq. Heir, none, lies., 20 Belhaven
Terr., Kelvinsicle, Glasgow.
CHITTY, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Clara
Jessie, dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Fredk. Pollock, 1st
I Bt.), mar. 1858 Rt, Hon. Sir Jos. Wm. Chitty,
i a Lord Justice of the Ct. of Appeal (d. 1899).
j lies., 72 Onslow Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
I CHOLMELEY (pron. Chumly), Baronet. Sir
Montague Aubrey Rowley Ckolmeley, 4th Bt.
(U.K. 1806), late Capt. Gren. Gds. : sen of 3rd
Bt., b. 1876, sue. 1904, mar. 1903 Mabel Janetta,
dau. of Montagu E, Waldo-Sibfhorp, Esq. No
! present heir. Seats, Easton Hall, Grantham ;
Norton PI., Mkt. Rasen, Lines.
*** This family is a branch of that of the following
Marqucssate, but has omitted some of the unsounded
letters.
CHOLMELEY, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady C. (Edith Sophia, dau. of Sir Chas. R.
Rowley, 4th Bt.), mar. 1874 Sir Hugh Arthur H.
! Cholmelev, 3rd Bt. (d. 1904). lies., Butler's Ct.,
j Beaconsfield R.S.O., Bucks. ; 71 Eaton PI., S.W.
CHOLMONDELEY, family name of the f ollow-
1 ing Marquessate and of the Delamere Barony
1 (see the former, also below, for "Ladies" and
j Lord George, the latter for " Hons.").
CHOLMONDELEY (pron. Chuinly), Mar-
quess of. George Henry Hugh Cholmondeley,
4th Marq. (U.K.), Vise. Cholmondeley (Irel.);
P.O. (Gt. Br. 1901), Joint Hereditaiy Lord
Gt. Chamberlain (acting during p resent reign), a
D.L. for Norfolk, formerly Lieut. Chesh. Yeom. :
son of Chas. Geo. Cholmondeley, Esq., who died
CHO
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
CHU
197
1869 Cson of Lord William Cholmondeley, who,
in 1870 became 3rd Marq., succeeding his elder
bro.) ; b. July 3. 1858 ; sue. 1884 (C.) ; mar. 1879
Winifred Ida, dau. of Col. Sir Bobt. N. F.
Kingscote, K.C.B. Seats, Cholmondeley Castle,
Maipas, Cheshire {let) ; Houghton Hall, Swaft'ham,
Norfolk.
Creations. Trel. : Vise. Cholmondeley, 1661 ; Bn. New-
borough (Wexford), 1715. Eng.: Bn. Cholmondeley, 1689 ;
Earl Cholmondeley and Vise. Maipas, 1706. Gt. Br. :
Bn. Newburgh (Anglesca), 1716. U.K. : M. of Chol-
mondeley and E. of Rocksavage, 1O15.— Robt. Chol-
mondeley was the first to receive the Irish Viscty.,
together with other honours, but he died without issue
and these all lapsed, after which his nephew was re-
created 1st Vise. The snd Vise, obtained the English
Earldom and other Peerages of 1689 and 1706; his suc-
cessor, the 2nd Earl, was awarded the Baronies of
New borough and New burgh ; and the 4th Earl was raised
to the Marquessate.
The post of Lord Great Chamberlain is held jointly by
the Marq. of Cholmondeley, the Earl of Ancaster, and
Earl Carrington, who exercise its functions alternately,
reign by reign, the Marquess being now the one in office.
We find first ment ion of it as conferred by Henry I. upon
the father of the 1st Earl of Oxford, an.! it remained for
centuries in that now extinct line ; but the sister and
heiress of the 17th Earl married the 12th Bn. Willoughby
de Eresby, and their son the 13th Bn. established his
claim as successor to the appointment. It thus passed
down, with the Barony itself, to the Baroness numbered
21st, and jointly to her younger sister who married the
1st Marq. of Cholmondeley ; the two sisters had been
joint heiresses to the Barony and therefore to tbe
Chamberlainship also (a lady holding the cfiice would
doubtless have acted by deputy), the yost being thus
divided between them, whilst the Peerage went into
abeyance till awarded by the Crown to the elder of the
two. Almost precisely the same procedure followed the
death of the 23rd Bn., who had become Joint Lord Great
Chamberlain with the Marquess. He left two sisters as
joint heiresses : the elder, after an abeyance, was awarded
the Barony, whilst the younger married the and Bn.
Carrington and thus introduced a line of third partners
to the post under notice. The question of succession
under the present reign was the subject of a contest be-
fore the Committee of Privileges of the House of Lords,
the Duke of Atholl also advancing a claim (as senior
heir general of the 14th Earl of Oxford). But after
prolonged deliberation the Committee decided that the
previous arrangement was the correct one, the office
being vested in the lines cf the three former holders,
whose duty it now was to choose one of their number to
exercise its functions. Naturally this choice was deter-
mined by order of rotation, the Marq. of Cholmondeley
thus succeeding to the Earl of Ancaster, and leaving
Earl Carringtoa as prospective Chamberlain under the
next reign.
Titled Relatives.
(CholmondiUy.)
Issue of present {4th) M. :
Lady Lettice Joan C, b. 1883.
Earl of Rocksavage, heir to Marquessate : George
Horatio Charles C., Lieut. 9th Lancers, served
in S. Africa 1901 : b. 1833.
Lord George Hugo C, 2nd heir, b. 1837.
Surviving sists. of present 31. (granted rank of
Marqs.' daus. 1885):
(Present Marquess, b. 1858.)
Lady Marcia Charlotte Sophia, now Lady M. de
Paravicini, b. i860, mar. 1891 Percy J. de P., Esq.
Res., Riverside, Datchet, Windsor.
Lady Mabel Frances Georgiana C, b. 1863. Res.,
Leigh House, Datchet, Windsor; 59 Eccleston Sq.,
8.W.
Lady Eva Harriet C, b. 1869. Res., with preceding.
Issue of 3rd M. (aunts of present) :
Lady Charlotte Georgiana, now Lady C. Arnold, b.
1823, mar. 1852 the late Rev. Edwd. Gladwin A. (d.
1887). Re."., The Wilderness, Bournemouth.
Lady Marcia Susan Harriet C, b. 1831. Res., Holly
Lodge, Branksome, Bournemouth.
CHOLMONDELEY, Capt, Henry Reginald,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Chesh. Regt.; Burma 1887-9,
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1862 (1st cousin of Lord
Delamere) .
CHOLMONDELEY. Col. Hugh Cecil, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col.
1st City of Lond. Rif. Vols. ; Afghn. 1878-9, S.
Africa 1900: b. 1852 (a 1st cousin of Lord Dela-
mere and of preceding). Bes., Edstaston, Wem,
Shrewsbury.
CHOLMONDELEY.LadyMAEGARET Augusta,
sist. of 4th E. of Powis.
CHOTA— see " Chhota Nagpur," above.
CHRISTCHURCH (New Zealand), Bishop
of. Rt. Rev. Churchill Julius, D.D., 2nd
Bp., prev. Archdn. of Ballarat ; b. 1847, cons.
J i8qo,mrrd. Bes., Bishopscourt, Christchurch, N.Z .
j —The Primacy of N.Z. now vests in the Bp. of
Dunedin.
CHRISTIAN. Capt, Gerard, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1920: b. 1867.
I CHRISTIE, Knight. Sir William Henry
! Ma honey Christie, K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), M.A.,
■ F.R.S.. F.R.A.S., Astronomer Royal from 1881.
I prev. Ch. Assist, from 1870, is a Past Master of
the Clockmakers' Co.: b. 1845, widower. Bes.,
Roy. Observ., Greenwich, S.E".
CHRISTIE, Lieut, Albert Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lord Strathcona's late Corps ; S. Africa
1900-1, prev. Canad. RebcRn. : b. i860. Bes.,
Moosomin, N.W. Terr., Canada.
CHRISTIE, Lieut. Herbert Bertram, D.S.O.
(1503-1), N.S.W. Bushmen's Ccntingt. in S. Afr.
1900:11.1863. Bts., Sydney.
CHRISTIE, Lady Rosamond Alicia, dau. of
5th E. of Poitsmouth.
CHEISTISON, Baronet. Sir Alexander
Christ ison, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1871), M.D., Surg.-Gen.
Bengal Army retired, served in Burmese War of
1852-3 arid in Mutiny : son of istBt., b. 1828, sue.
1882, mar. 1892, 2nd" wife, Florence, dau. of F. T.
Elworthy, Esq. Heir, his son Capt. Robert
Alexander C. (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir, son by 2nd
mrrge., Alexander Frank Philip, b. 1893). Bes.,
40 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
CHRISTOPHER, Maj.-Gen. Leonard William,
C. B. (Mil. 1898), LA., Afghn. 1878-80, Egypt.Tirah
! 1897-8, now Dir.-Gen. of Supply and Transpt. in
I India : b. 1848. Bes., Simla and Calcutta,
j CHRISTOPHERS, Maj. Edgar St. John,
D. S.O. (1902), late 12th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. i860.
CHRISTY, Lieut. Stephen Henry, D.S.O.
J (1905), 20th Hussars ; Nthn. Nigeria 1903.
CHUBB, Baronet. Sir Gec rge Hayter Chubb,
j 1st Bt. (U.K. 1900; Kt. Pach. 1885), lock and
j safe manufacturer, a Commi^sr. Roy. Patriotic
j Fund, Kt. of Grace St. Joi n Jerus., is associated
with several philanthropic institutions : son of the
! late Jno. Chubb. Esq., of Brixton, S.W. ; b. 1848,
mar. 1870 Sarah Vanner, dau. of Chas. Early,
j Esq., a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. Heir, his
son Charles Archibald (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next
son, George Herbert, b. 1873). Bes., Newlands,
Chislehurst, Kent.
CHUK-see "Offen W. Cb.uk."
CHUNDRA-see " Chandra."
! CHURCH, Baronet. Sir William Selby
Church, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1901), K.C.B. (Civ. 1902),
! M.D..LL.D.,D.Sc.,F.R.C.P. (late Pres ),F.Z.S.,
I Fell, also of Roy. Med., Clin., Pathol., and An-
1 throp. Socs., Cons. Phys. to St. Barthol.'s Hosp.
and to Roy. Gen. Dispensary : son of the late
Jno. Church, Esq., b. 1837, ma1'- lS75 Sibyl Con-
stance, dau. of the late Chas. J. Bigge, Esq.
Heir, his son John William (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Geoffrey Selby, b. 1887). Seats, Wood-
198 CHTJ
Directory of Peerage,
side, Hatfield, Herts.; BelshilL Belford, N'tmrmb.;
town res,, i3oHarley St., W.
CHURCH, Maj .-Gen. Thomas Ross, CLE.
(1883), formerly of Madras Array, was Comdt.
Madras Vol. Gds. 1873-88: b. 1831. Pes., East
! Lodge, Leamington.
I CHURCHILL (of Sandridge), Baron {Eng.
\ 1685) , a title of the Marlborough Dukedom (er.
I Bn. Churchill of Eyemouth, Scot. 1682, but extinct).
I —See also foilg. art.
CHURCHILL, Viscount. Victor Albert
j Francis Charles Spencer, 1st Vise. (U.K.), a
• Prinee of the Holy Roman Empire, G.C.V.O.
(1902), a Lord in Waiting to H.M., Maj . Oxfordsh.
I Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds.
and a Page of Honour and twice Lord in Wait-
ing to the late Queen, is a Conscrv. Whip in E. of
Lords : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Oct. 23, 1864 ; sue. as
3rd Bn. i885, cr. Vise. 1902 (G.) ; mar. 1887 Lady
j Verena Maud Loivther, V.A., dan. of 3rd E. of
j Lonsdale. Seats, West Lavington House, Devizes,
1 Wilts. ; Rolleston, Leicester.
I Creations. U.K. : Bn. Churchill (of Wychwood), i3is ;
I Vise. C. 1902.— The 1st Bn. was Lord Eras. A. Spencer,
2nd son cf the 4th Duke of Marlborough.
Titled Relatives.
(Spencer.)
Issue of present (ist) V .:
The deceased Hon. Victor A. Lancelot S.,h. & d. iS38.
Hon. Victor Alexander S., heir to Viscty., a Page
of Honour to H.M. : b. 1890. (2nd heir, to Barony
only, his 1st cous. once rem., Col. John Winston
Thomas S., b. 1849, son of late Hon. Geo. Aug.)
Hon. Victoria Ivy Louise S., b. 1897.
Hon. Ursula S., b. 1901.
Surviving dau. -in-law of 1st Bn. (aunt of present
Vise, himself sole issue of 2nd Bn.):
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1802, d. 1866.)
Hon. Mrs. William Henry 8. (Anna Maria Cowley,
dau. of the late Jno. H. Sheppard, Esq., and widow
of Robt. F. Allen, Esq.), mar. 1893, 3rd wife to
2nd husb., the late Rev. the Hon. William Henry
S. (d. 1900).
CHURCHILL (SPENCER-), family name of
Marlborough Dukedom, q.v. for "Lords" and
Lady Nor ah.
CHURCHILL (SPENCER-), John Kemyss
George Thomas, C.M.G. (1902), late Colon. Sec.
of the Bahamas, served at Siege of Sevastopol ;
formerly Gov. of Montserrat and Commissi', of St.
Kitts and Nevis : b. 1835 (grandson of 5th D. of
Marlborough). lies., Nassau, Bahamas.
CHURSTON, Baron. John Yarde-Suller, 2nd
Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., formerly Capt. Scots Gds.
and Capt. and Hon. Maj. 1st Devon Artill. Vols. :
son of Hon. Jno. Yarde-Builer and grandson of
1st Bn.; b. Oct. 26, 1846; sue. 1871 (G.) ; mar.
1872 Hon. Barbara, dau. of Adm. Sir Blastings
R. Yelverton, G.C.B., and of Bnss. Grey de
Ruthyn, Mchss. of Hastings by mrrge. Seat, Lup-
ton Blouse, Churston Ferrers R.S.O., S. Devon.
Creations. A Bt. Ot. Br. 1790 ; Bn. Churston, U. K.
1858.— Sir Jno. Yarde-Builer, 3rd Bt., was the first to
obtain this Barony. The 1st Bt. was Sir Eras. Buller,
and the form of the name has since undergone three
alterations.
Titled Relatives.
(Yarde-Builer.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Joun Reginald Lorrs Y.-B., heir to Barony,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), Capt. Scots Gds., A.D.C. to
E.M. II.R.H. the Duke of Connaughfc, prey, to the
Viceroy of India, served in S. Africa 1900- 1 : b. 1873.
Res., Durward House, Kensington Cfc. W. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. "Walter.)
Hon. Barbara Lois Y.-B., b. 1875 (Jan.).
The late Hon. Giles Yelverton Y.-B., b. 1875 (Bee. ;
d. 1900).
Surviving bros. and sists. of present Bn. (granted
ranks of Bn.'s children 1873) :
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. Charlotte Mildred, now Comtcsse Chas. d'Auti-
! champ, b. 1851, mar. 1892, 2nd husb. (divorced
by 1st), Comte Charles de Beaumont d'A.
Hon. Eleanor Isabel, now Hon. Mrs. Herbert Hop-
kins, b. 1G56, mar. 1890 Capt. Hcrbt. E. Northey //.
Res., Marchington Hall, Uttoxeter R..S.O., Staf-
fordsh.
Hon. Walter Y.-B., formerly Lieut. Bevonsh. Regt.,
b. 1859, mar i836, as 2nd husb., Leilah, dau. of Gen.
R. W. Kirkham, of California, and widow of D. B.
Blair, Esq. ; she obtd. judic. sep. 1S96.
Hon. Bertha, nor/ lion. Mrs. Robert Dewhurst, b.
1860, mar. 1S83 Capt. Robt. Hy. D. Res., Clcnsilia
Cottage, Cioiisiila, Co. Dublin.
Hon. Geoffrey Y.-B., b. 1861, mar. 1892 Olegaria ;
Venancia, dau. of Don Fiorencio Alvarez, of S.
America (Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Y.-B.). lies., Puerto \
Pacheco, Entre Rios, Argentina.
Hon. Henry Y.-B., D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj. Rifle !
Brigade, served in Waziristan 1894-5, Nile Delta j
1898, and S. Africa 1890-190?, was Gov. of a Dist. in \
Crete 1808, now Priv. "Sec. to Chf. of Gen. Staff: j
b. 1862, rear. 1902 Adelaide Maud Sophia, dau. of :
Lt.-Col. (.'has.' Mo-kimr (lion. Mrs. Henry Y.-B.).
Res., 31 Lowndes St., S.W.
Rev. the Hon. Reginald John Y.-B., M. A., Warden
of Nav. Church Institute, Chatham, b. 1864. Res.,
New Rd., Chatham.
CHURTON, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev. Edward
Townson Churton, D.D., late 4th Bp. of Nassau,
Bahamas: b. 1841, mar. 1867, eons. 1886, ret. 1900.
Address, Longcroft, Torquay. — His bro. the 5th
Bp. was drowned 1904.
CHUTE, Maj. Pierce Thomas. D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Roy. Munst. Fus. ; Burma 1885-9 and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1855. Ees., Glenfieid, Tralee, Co.
Kerry.
CIRENCESTER, Baron (Eng. 1689)— see
"Portland, D. of."
CTUDAD RODRIGO, Duke of (Spain 1812)—
see " Wellington."
CLANCARTY, Earl op. William Frederick
Le-Poer-Trench, 5th Earl (Treh), sits as Vise.
Clancarty (U.K.) and holds the Dutch title of 4th
Marq. of Heusden ; a D.L. for Co. Galway, for-
merly Lieut, in Salop Mil. : son of 4th E. ; b.
Dec. 29, 1868; sue. 1891 (O.) ; mar. 1889 Isabel
Maude Penrice, dau. of Jno. G. Bilton, Esq.
Seat, Garbally Ct., Ballinasloe, Co. Galway.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Kilconnel, 1797; Vise. Dunlo,
1801; E. of Clancarty, 1S03. U.K.: Bn. Trench, 1815;
Vise. Olanearfcy, 1333. Nethds. : M. of Heusden, 181S.—
Win, Power K. Trench, M.P. for Co. Galway, as his
father had been, was recipient of all the Irish creations,
his successor obtaining those of U.K. An ancestor
married a daughter of David Power, descended from the
Parous de la Poor, and Power and Le Poer have hence
been freely adopted as Christian names by the family,
till at length the latter was taken into the surname.
Titled Relatives.
(Le-Poer-Trench.)
Issue of present fetJt) E. :
Lord Kilconnel, heir to Earldom : Richard Frederick
John Donough Le-P.-T., b. 1891.
The deceased lion. Power Francis William Le-P.-T.,
twin with oreceding, d. 1894.
Lady Beryl Franziska Kathleen Bianca Le-P.-T., b.
1833.
Hon. Roderic Charles Berkeley Le-P.-T., 2nd heir,
b. 1895.
Hon. Greville Sydney Rochforfc Lc-P.-T., b. 1902.
Issue of 4th E. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. i858.)
Lady Katharine Anne Le-P.-T., b. 1871.
Hon. Richard John Le-P.-T., b. 1877.
Surviving issue of '3rd E. (uncles and aunt of pre-
sent) :
(The late 4'ih Earl, b. 18^, d. 1891.)
Hon. Frederick Le-P.-T., Maj. 40th Eegt. retired.
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Baronetage, Knightage, &
served m Mutiny, aftds. in N.Z. 1863-5 : b. 1835,
widower. Club, Army and Navy.
Hon. William Le-P.-T., late Col. R.E., served in
China 1857-8, aftds. on Ordnance Survey &c. , and has
heen Chmn. of Poor Law and Lunacy Enquiry
Commssn. Ireld. and Priv. Sec. to Sir M. Hicks-
Beach, an M.P. 1872-4 : b. 1337, mar. 1864 Harriet,
dau. of the late Sir Wm. Martins (Hon. Mrs.
William Le-P.-T.). Res., St. Hubert's, Gerrard's
Cross R.S.O., Bucks. ; 3 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
Lady Anne, now Lady A. Trench, b. 1839, mar. 1867
the late Hon. Fredk. S. Chas. T. (d. 1S79), son of
2nd Bn. Ashtown, q.v.
CLANCARTY, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of C, nee Lady Adeliza Georgiana
Hervey, dan. of 2nd M. of Bristol, b. 1843, mar.
1866 4th E. of Clancarty (d. 1891). Bes., 30 Pont
St., S.W.
CLAN CONAL, Baron— see "Dunsandle and
Clan Conal."
CLANDEBOYE, Viscount (U. K. 1871), a
title of the Marquessate of Dufierin and Ava.
Baron Clandeboye (1850) is another title of the
CLANEBOYE, Baron DUFEERIN and (Irel.
1800)— see also " Dufferin and A.," the Irish title-
differing by one letter from the preceding.
CLANEHUGH, Baron {Irel. 1675)— see "Gra-
nard, E. of."
CL ANMATJRICE , Viscount {Irel. 1723)— see
" Lansdowne, M. of."
CLANMORRIS, Baron. John George Barry
Bingham, 5th Bn. (Irel.), a D.L. for Co. Mayo,
formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade and A. B.C. to J).
of Marlborough when Lord Lieut. : son of 4th
Bn. ; b. Aug. 27, 1852; sue. 1876; mar. 1878
Matilda Catherine, dau. of the late Eobt. E.
Ward, Esq., of Bangor Castle, Belfast. Seats,
Creg Clare, Ardrahan R.S.O., Co. Galway ; New-
brook, Ballyglass R.S.O., Co. Mayo.
Creation. Bn. Clanrnorris, Irel. i3oo.— The 1st Bn.
was John Bingham, who had married the daughter of
the 1st Vise. Avonraore.
Titled Relatives.
{Bingham.)
Issue 0/ present (yh) Bn. :
Hon. Arthur Maurice Robert B., heir to Barony,
Capt. 5th Lancers, A.D.C. to Gov. of N. Zeald. : b.
1879.
Hon. John Denis Yelverton B., 2nd heir, Lieut.
15th Hussars : b. 1880.
Hon. Edward Barry Stewart B., Lieut. R.N., b. 1881.
Hon. Harriette leme Maude B. , b. 1882.
Hon. Emily Ina Florence 13., b. 1884.
Hon. Hugh Terence de Burgh B., b. 1885.
The late Hon. Henry Derrick Thomas B., b. 1S87, d.
1902.
Hon. Eleanor Clare Alice B., b. 1892.
Hon. George Roderick Bentinck B., b. 1894.
Hon. Richard Gerald Ava B., b. 1896.
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Matilda Maria Helena, now Hon. Mrs. Albert
Brassey, b. 1850, mar. 1871 Albert B., Esq., M.P.
Res*, Heythrop, Chipping Norton, Oxon ; 29 Berke-
ley Sq., W.
(Present Baron, b. 1852.)
Hon. Florence Madeline, now Hon. Mrs. James
David Barru, b. 1856, mar. 1895,2nd husb., Capt.
Jas. David B.
Hon. Rose Elizabeth, now Hon. Lady MacCalmont,
^1858, mar. 1885 Maj.-Gen. Sir Hugh MacC,
Dau-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Burton B. (Frances Matilda, dau. of
Burton R. P. Persse, Esq., son of the under-
mentioned Burton Persse, Esq.), mar. 1895 her 1st
cousin the late Hon. Burton Percy B. (d. 1898).
Res., Ivymount House, Athenry, Co. Galway.
i rssue of 3rd Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1826, d. 1876.)
Hon. Anna Maria, now Hon. Mrs. Ferdinand Spiller,
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b. 1836, mar. 1856 the late Rev. Ferd. G. Cotter S. (d.
1857). Res,., Cheltenham.
Hon. Elizabeth Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. St. John
Clowes, b. 1837, mar. 1856 St. John Legh C, Esq.
Res., Brookbank, Cheltenham.
Hon. Albert Yelverton B., a D.L. for Mayo,b. 1840,
mar. 1883, 2nd wife, Jean Crawford, dau. of Thos.
Service. Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Albert B.). Res., Kitley,
nr. Plymouth.
Hon. Isabella Catherine Sarah B., b. 1843. Res.,
Revosby Cottage, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Barry B. (Pauline, dau. of the late
"" 2nd husb.,
S68). Res.,
Rev. Benj. C. F. Yelverton), mar.
the late Hon. Barry John B. (d.
Shirley, C'arshaiton, Surrey.
CLANMORRIS, Baron's Widow, The
Dowager Lady C. (Sarah Selina, dau. of
Burton Persse, Esq.), mar. 1849 4th Bn. Clan-
morris (d. 1876). lies., Averard, Galway.
CLANRICARDE, Marquess of. Hubert
George De-Burgh-Canning , 2nd Marq. (Irel.),
sits as Bn. Somerhill (U.K.) ; a D.L. for Galway,
formerly a 2nd Sec. in Diplom. Serv., an M.P.
1867-71 (as Vise. Burke) : son of 1st M. and
maternal nephew of 1st Earl Canning; b. Dee.
15, 1832; sue. 1874 (L.U.); assumed name of
Canning 1862 ; unmrrd. Seat, Portumna Castle,
Co. Galway; town res., 05 The Albany, Picca-
dilly, W.
Creations. Irel, : E. of Clanricarde (-karde) and Bn.
Dunkellin, 1543 (former renewed 1800 with extended re-
mainder); Vise. Burke, 1629; M. of Clanricarde, 1825.
U.K.: Bn. Somerhill, 1826.— Ulick Burke, of the line of
feudal Lords of Clanricarde, was awarded the titles of
1543. The 14th Earl obtained the Marquessate and the
U.K. Barony, a son of the 3rd Earl having been created
Vise. Burke, with remainder to the male issue of his
father. The 4th Earl had been granted some English
and Irish titles, and the 5th an Irish Marquessate, but
all these honours expired. The 9th Earl was Colonel of
a regiment in the army of James II., and was taken
prisoner, attainted, and outlawed, but pardoned and
restored under Anne. A 2nd Marquessate lasted 1789-97-
Tire 1st under the 3rd creation (1825) was Ambassador at
St. Petersburg, Postmaster-General, and Lord Privy
Seal.— His Lordship writes his title " Clanrikarde,"
and has courteously informed us thnt eleven of his
predecessors in the Earldom adopted the same ortho-
graph j', though the other has been observed in both
the Imper. and Irish Rolls of the Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
Surviving issue of 1st 31., 15th E. (sist. of present;
nee De Burgh) :
Lady Emily Charlotte, now Ctss. of Cork and 0.
(Widow, b. 1828, mar. 1853 Vise. Dungarvan, aftds.
9th Earl of C. & 0. (d. 1904).
(Present Marquess, b. 1832.)
Grandson of \%th Earl (1st cousin of present M.) :
Marquess of Sligo (q.v.), heir pres. to Earldom of
1800 (no heir to Marquessate or any other title),
by special remainder, the descent being on his
mother's side : b. 1831. (2nd heir, his son Earl of
Altamont b. 1856.
CLANWILLIAM, Eael oe. Richard James
Meade, 4th Earl (Irel.) and a Bt., sits as Baron
Clanwilliam (Z7./f.) ; G.C.B. (Mil. 1895), K.C.M.G.
(1882), ent. Navy 1845, served in Baltic and in
China War 1857-9, Adm. of the Eleet retd. (1902),
has been Com.-in-Ch. in West Indies and at
Portsmouth, a Lord of the Admiralty 1874-80,
was a Commissr. of the Patriotic Eund : son of
3rd E. ; b. Oct. 3, 1832 ; sue. 1879 (C.) ; mar. 1867
Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of Sir Arthur E. Ken-
nedy, G.C.M.G. Seat, Gill Hall, Dromore R.S.O.,
Co. Down; town res., 32 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1703 ; Vise. Clanwilliam and
Bn. Gillford, 1766 ; E. of Clanwilliam, 1776. U.K. : Bn.
Clanwilliam, 1S28.— Sir Jno. Meade, 4th Bt., was
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' awarded the three Irish titles; the 3rd Earl, who had
been Ambassador at Berlin and Under Secretary of
Foreign Affairs, received that of U.K.
Titled Relatives.
(Meade.)
Issue 0/ present (4th) E. :
The late Richard Charles M., Lord Gillford (pron.
Ghilford) : b. i368, d. 1905, having mar. 1895 Lady
Mary Elizabeth Margaret Douglas- Hume, dau. of
12th E. of Home (The Lady GM/ord). Issue:
Hon. Theodosia Beatrix Catherine Mary M., b.
1398.
Lady Elizabeth Selina Gcorgiana, now Lady Eliz.
Daivson, b. 1869, mar. 1898 Capt. Hon. Edward
Stanley D., R.N., heir pres. to the Earldom of
Dartrey, q.v.
Lady Katharine M., b. 1871.
Lord Gillford, heir to Earldom : Arthur Vesey M.,
Capt. Roy. Horse Gds., late Extra A.D.C. to Lord
Curzon in India, served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1873.
Lady Beatrice M., b. 1874.
Hon. Herbert M., 2nd heir, Lieut. R. N., b. 1875.
Lady Adelaide Jane, now Lady A. Colville, b. 1877,
mar. 1902 Capt. Hon. Stanley Cecil Jas. C, C.V.O.,
son of 1st Vise. Colville of Culross, q.v.
Hon. Edward Brabazon M., Capt. 10th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1878.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Gillford (see "The late Richd. Chas." above).
Res., Snittlegarth, Irby, Cumbd., nr. Kirkby
Lonsdale.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sist. of present) :
Lady Seiina Catherine, now Lady S. Hervey, h. 1831,
mar. 1880,3rd husb., Henry A. Wm. i/.,Esq., C.B., j
q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1832.)
Rev. the Hon. Sidney M., Hon. Canon of Salisbury, j
b. 1839, mar. 1868 Lucy Emma, dau. of the late j
J. II. Jacob, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Sidney M.). Res., \
Erankleigh House, Bradford-on-Avon, Wilts.
CLAEE, Earldom of (Irel. 1795, Bn. FitzGibbon j
1789, Vise. F. 1793; Bn. F. Gt. Br. 1799)— extinct
1864 on death of 3rd E. (surname FitzGibbon).
Surviving Daughter.
Lady Elinor Sophia Diana, now Lady E. Pellet, b.
1835, mar. 1872, 2nd husb. (after being divorced by |
1st, Eras. W. H. Cavendish, Esq.), Moiis. Victor \
J Paul P. ;
CLAEE, Capt. Chapman- James, C.M.G. (1902),
South Australian Naval Defence Force : China
1901 : b. 1853. Res., Military Ed., Semaphore,
S. Australia.
CLABENCE, Earl of {U.K. 1881), a title of I
H.E.H. the Duke of Albany (Saxe-Coburg) .
I CLAEENDON, Earl of. Edward Hyde
Villiers (pron. Villers), 5th Earl {Gt. Br.), P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1900), G.C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A., Lord Chamb.
of the Household (which office includes that of
Chanc. of Eoy. Victorian Order), an A.D.C. to
H.M. , was a Lord in Waiting and A. D. C. to Queen I
Victoria, is Lord Lieut, and C.C. of Herts., a D.L.
for Warwicks., Hon. Col., late Lt.-Col. comdg., j
Herts. Imper. Yeom.; an M.P. 1869-70 (as Lord
Hyde) : son of 4th E. ; b. Feb. 11, 1846 ; sue. 1870
(L.U.); mar. 1876 the late Lady Caroline Eliza-
beth Agar, dau. of 3rd E. of Normanton (she
died 1894). Seat. The Grove, Watford, Herts.; (
offic. res., Stable Yd., St. James's Pal., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Hyde, 1756 ; E. of Clarendon, j
1776. Bn. Villiers, Prussia, 1782. — The Hon. Thos. j
Villiers, 2nd son of the 2nd Earl of Jersey, and Ambas-
sador at the Court of Berlin, was recipient of all these
titles. The older Earldom of Clarendon lasted 1661-
17S3. and the 1st Peer of the new creation married the
grand-daughter of the last of the former one. The late 4th
Earl was an eminent statesman, having been Minister at
Madrid, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, and thrice Secre-
| tary for Foreign Affairs.
Titled Relatives.
(Villiers.)
Issue of present (5th) E. :
Loud Hyde, heir to Earldom : George Herbert Hyde
V., a D.L. for Herts, and Extra A.D.C. to Lord
Lieut, of Ireld. : b. 1877., mar. 1905 Adelina
Verena Ishbel Somers-Cocks, sister of 6th Bn.
Homers. (2nd heir, his 1st cousin George John
Theodore Hyde V. b. 1891, son of the late Hon.
Geo.P. Hyde V., C.B., next bro. to present Earl.)
Lady Edith V., b. 1878.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Constance, now Ctss. of Derby, b. 1840, mar.
1864 Hon. Fredk. A. Stanley, now 16th Earl of D.,
q.v.
Lady Emily Theresa, now Dovr.Lady Amvthill (q.v.).
b. 1843, mar. 1868 Lord Odo Russell, aftds. 1st Bn.
A. (d. 1884).
(Present Earl, b. 1846.)
Hon. Francis Hyde V., C.B. (Civ. 1894), an Assist.
Under Sec. for For. Affairs (in For. Off. and
Diplom. Serv. from 1870) : b. 1852, mar. 1876
Virginia Katharine, dau. of Eric C. Smith, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Francis V.). Res., 103 Sloane St., S.W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. George, now Hon. Mrs. Gilbert Legh
(see " Newton, Bn."), mar., 1st husb., the late Hon.
George Patrick Hyde V., C.B., C.M.G. (d. 1892).
CLABINA, Baron. Lionel Edward (Butler-)
Massey, 5th Bn. (Irel.), a D.L. for Limerick
(High Sheriff 1896), formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Gds.:
son of 3rd Bn. and bro. of 4th : b. April 20, 1837 ;
sue. 1897 ; mar., 1st, 1877, the late Elizabeth Ellen,
dau. of Alex. Bannatyne, Esq. (she died 1883) ;
2ndly, 1887, Sophia Mary, dau. of the late Jas.
Butler, Esq., of Castle Crine, Co. Clare, whose
surname he prefixed to the family name Massey
(though conventionally little used) . Seat, Elm Pk.,
Clarina, Limerick ; town res., 4 Queen's Gt. Terr.,
S.W.
Creation. Bn. Clarina, Irel. 1800.— Eyre Massey, or
Massy, brother of the 1st Bn. Massy, a Marshal of the
Army in Ireland and Governor of Limerick, was
raised to the Peerage by this title.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present (5th) Bn. (conventional name
Massey, strictly Ilutler-JIassey) :
By 1ST 3IRRGE.
Hon. Mary Elizabeth M., b. 1878.
Hon. Eyre Nathaniel .M., heir to Barony, late Lieut.
Scots Gds. : b. 1880. (2nd heir, his uncle Rev.
Hon. Adolphus.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Sophia Isabel ilf., b. i388.
Hon. Susan Agnes M., b. 1890.
Hon. Anna Leonora Ueatrice M., b. 1893.
Hon. Gertrude Emily Mary M., b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. and sist. of pre-
sent—name Massey only) :
Hon. Anna Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Hugh Barton, b.
1829, mar. 1855 the late Hugh Lynedoch B., Esq.
(d. 1899). Res., Luttrcllstown, Clonsilla, Co.
Dublin.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1830, d. umnrrd. 1897.)
(Present Baron, b. 1837.)
Rev. the Hon. Adolphus Henry Tuthill M., M. A., b.
1844, mar. 1873 Emma Mary, dau. of the late Jno.
Iggulden, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Adolphus AL). Res.,
Rodmersham Vic, Sittingbourne, Kent.
Hon. William Frederick Barton Massey-Mainwaring
(pron. Mannering), B.A., LL.B., M.P. for Clerken-
well or Finshury Central (C), a D.L. for Lines.,
barrister-at-law : b. 1845, widower, having after
mrrge. assumed the addit. name of Mainwaring.
Res., 3oGrosvenor PI., S.W.
CLAEK, Baronet of Cavendish Square. Sir
James Eichardson Andrew Clark, 2nd Bt.
( U.K. 1883), C.B. (Civ. 1902), F.E.C.S.E., Fell.
Eoy. Inst. Pub. Health, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Army Med. Corps
(Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900 : son of 1st Bt.
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Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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(Sir Andrew Clark, the celebrated physician),
b. 1852, sue. 1893, mar. same year Lilian Mar-
garet, dau. of the late Robt. J. Hopkins, Esq.
Heir, his son Andrew Edmund James (b. 1898;
2nd heir, Bt.'s balf-bro. Andrew Gladstone, b.
1870). Club, Constitutional.
CLARK, Baronet of Edinburgh. Sir John
Maurice Clark, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1886), V.D., sen.
partner in the publishing firm of T. & T. Clark,
and Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 5th Vol. Batt.
Roy. Scots: son of 1st Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1900,
mar. 1885 Helen Marder, dau. of the late Rev.
H. M. Douglas. Heir, his son Thomas (b. 1886;
2nd heir, next son, Henry James Douglas, b.
1888). Res., 14 Rothesay PL, Edinburgh.
CLARK, Baronet of Tillypronie. Sir John
Forbes Clark, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1837), Vice-Lieut,
of Aberdeensh. and a D.L. for Co. of City of
Aberdeen, in Diplom. Serv. 1844-55 : son of
1st Bt. (Sir James Clark, K.C.B., M.D., F.R.S.,
Chief Physician to Queen Victoria) , b. 1821, sue.
1870, widower. Heir, none. Seat, Tillypronie,
Taxiand, Aboyne R,S.O., Aberdeensh.
CLARK, Baronets' "Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady C. of Cavendish Sq. (Helen Annette, dau. of
the late Alphonso Doxat, Esq.), mar. 1862, as 2nd
wife, Sir Andrew Clark, M.D., 1st Bt. (d. 1893).
Ees., Camfield PI., Hatheld, Herts.; 5 Spanish
PL, Manchester Sq., W.— (2) Dowager Lady C.
of Edinburgh (Eliza Maule, dau. of Rev. Geo.
R. Davidson, D.D.), mar. 1851 Sir Thos. Clark,
l-stBt. (d. 1900). Ees., 11 Melville Cresc, Edin-
burgh.
CLARK, Knight (1). Viee-Adm. Sir Bouverie
Francis Clark, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), Dir. of Transpts.
at Admiralty 1896-1901, served in Baltic, E.
Africa, and N. Z. 1863-5 : D- 1842, widower. Res.,
Victoria Lodge, Francis St., Victoria St., S.W.
CLARK, Knight (2)
of Gov. 1893-5), D.A.G. in Ireld. and at Headqrs.,
and Q..M.G. to the Forces : son of 2nd Bt., b.
1839, sue. 1899, mar. 1867 Gemma Cecilia, dau. of
the late Win. Pitt Adams, Esq. Heir, his son
Capt. Charles Henry Geoffrey Mansfield C.
(b. 1873; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Frederick, b. 1846).
Res., The Palace, Malta; 20 Lennox Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W.
CLARKE, Baronet, of Rossmore. Lt.-Col.
Sir Edward Henry St. Lawrence Clarke, 4th
Bt. {U.K. 1804), Lt.-Col. Res. of Offrs., formerly
Maj. Woro. Regfc. : 1st cousin of 3rd Bt. (Sir
Guy F. T. Clarke-T ravers) and son of the late
Rev. Jno. W. Clarke ; b. 1857, sue. 1905, mar.
1884 Susan Douglas, dau. of Chas. Langton, Esq.
Heir, his son John Edward Langton (b. 1889;
2nd heir, next son, William Hamilton, b. 1892).
Res., changing.
CLARKE, Baronet of Rupertswood. Hon. Sir
Rupert Turner Havelock Clarke, 2nd Bt. ( U.K.
1882), an M.L.C. of Victoria: son of 1st Bt.,
b. 1865, sue. 1897, mar- ^95 Aimee Mary, dau. of
Hon. Thos. Gumming. Heir pres., his bro. Ernest
Edward Dowltng, late Lieut. R.N. (b. 1869 ; 2nd
heir, their half -bro. William Lionel Russell, b.
1876). Res. (Lady C), 30 Park Ln., W.
CLARKE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady C. of Rupertswood (Janet Marian, dau. of
the late Peter Snodgrass, Esq., M.L.A. of Vic-
toria), mar. 1873, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Wm. J.
Clarke, 1st Bt. (d. 1897). Res., Rupertswood,
Sunbury, Bourke Co., Victoria.— (2) Lady C. of
Shirland (Rose, dau. of the late Capt. Chas. D.
Bailey), mar. 1895 Sir Philip Haughton Clarke,
11th and last Bt. (d. 1898). Res., 12 Egerton
Terr., Brompton Rd., S.W.
CLARKE, Knight (1). Sir Caspar Purdon
Cl«rke, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.V.O. (1905), CLE.
(1833), F.S.A., M.R.A.S., F.R.I.B.A., Dir.
,, , _ ,, , ^ ASir t^IL^£?I.<?v3118 Metropol. Mus. of New York, prev. for 25 years
Clark, Kt. Bach. (1903), B. A., B.L Chief Judge j Dir of Art Mug_ g Kensington; has been on]
Supr. Ct., Punjab: b. 1849, mar. 1885 Florence gpeeial duty in j^dia and Persia: b. 1846, mar. |
i865 Frances Susannah, dau. of Chas. Collins, 1
Esq. Res., 92, Cromwell Rd., S.W.
CLARKE. Knight (2). Sir Edward George
Clarke, Kt. Bach. (1886), K.C. (1880), a member j
of the Gen. Counc. of Bar, late an M.P., Solie.- !
Gen. 1886-92 : b. 1841, mar. 1882, 2nd wife, Kath- j
leen Mathilda, dau. of A. W. Bryant, Esq. Res.,
Thorncote, Staines; chamb., 2 Essex Ct., Temple, j
E. C., and 551 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C. !
CLARKE, Knight (3). Sir Ernest Clarke, Kt. |
Bach. (1898), M.A., F.S.A., F.L.S., F.R.S.S., Sec. i
of Roy. Agric. Soc, and Lect. on Agric. at Camb.
Univ., a memb. of several foreign Agric. Socs.,
formerly Clerk to Med. Dept. Loc. Govt. Bd. : b.
1856, mar. 1880 Marguerite, dau. of the late Jas.
Prevost, Esq., of Leghorn. Res., 13A Hanover
Sq., W.
CLARKE, Knight (4). Sir Fielding Clarke,
Kt. Bach. (1894), LL.B., Ch. Justice of Jamaica,
prev. of Hong Kong and for W. Pacific, Attorn.-
Gen. of Fiji 1881-2: b. 1851, mar. 1888 Mary
Milward. dau. of J. Timbrell Pierce, Esq. Res.,
Kingston, Jamaica.
CLARKE, Knight (5) . Col. Sir George Syden-
ham Clarke, K.C.M.G. (1893), R.E. retd. (1901),
F. R.S., late Gov. of the State of Victoria, prev.
Supt. of Roy. Carriage Factory, Woolwich, served
in Egypt and Soudan 1882 and 1885, author of
books on nav. and mil. subjects : b. 1848, mar.
1871 Caroline Emily, dau. of Gen. Peregrine H.
Fellowes. Res., 101 Onslow Sq., S.W.
Emily, dau. of Robert Lawrie, Esq. Res., Kel-
wood, Woking ; and Lahore.
CLARK, Lt.-Col. Gowan Cresswell Strange,
C.M.G. (1902), Prince Alfred's Vol. Gd. at Port
Elizabeth, Ch. Traffic Manager of Cape Govt.
Rails., rendered serv. in Boer War : b. 1856.
Address, P.O. Box 33, Cape Town.
CLARK, Henry Edward, C.M.G. (1901),
M.R.C.S., Prof, of Surg, at St. Mungo's
Coll. Glasgow, Pres. of Fac. of Phys. and Sur-
geons of Glasgow, was head of Scott. Nat. Hosp. in
S. Afr. War 1900: b. 1845. Res., 24 India St.,
Glasgow.
CLARK, James Robert, C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A.,
Naval Instructor R.N. retd. : b. 1844. Res., 1
Chesham St., Kemp Town, Brighton.
CLARK, Maj. Robert Leaver, D.S.O. (iqoo-i),
1st Class Insp. of Ordn. Mach. ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1862.
CLARK, William Henry, C.M.G. (1903),
M.A., a 2nd class clerk in Bd. of Trade and a 2nd
Sec. in Diplom. Serv. : b. 1876. Res., 6 Pall Mall,
S.W.
CLARKE, Archbishop — see "Melbourne."
CLARKE, Baronet of Dunham. Gen. Sir
Charles Mansfield Clarke, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831),
G.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1; K.C.B. i8o5), G.C.V.O.
(1903), F.R.C.I., Gov. of Malta, served in N.
Zealand 1861 and. 1863-6, Zululand, and Basuto-
land, has been Comdt.-Gen. of Colon. Forces at
the Cape, Com.-in-Ch. in Madras (Memb. Counc.
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CLARKE, Knight (6). Lt.-Col. Sir Marshal
James Clarice, K.C.M.G. (1886), R.A. retd. (1883),
Res. Commissr. in Southn. Rhodesia, prev. in
Basutoland and Admin, of Zululand: b. 1841,
mar. 1880 Annie Stacy, dau. of the late Maj.-
Gen. Bannastre Lloyd. Address, The Residency,
Salisbury, Mashonald.
CLARKE, Knight (7). Maj. -Gen. Sir Stanley
de Astel Calvert Clarke, G.C.V.O. (1902 ;
K.C.V.O. 1897), C.M.C. (1885), Clerk Marshal and
Chief Equerry to H.M., and late Priv. See. to
H.R.H. the Princess of Wales (now H.M. the
Oueen) ; served in Soudan Expedn. 1884-5, ret.
1894 : b. 1837, mar. 1867 Mary Temple, dau. of Rt.
Hon. Sir Jno. Rose, 1st Bt., G.C.M.G. lies.,
Sprivers, Horsmonden, Kent.
CLARKE, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Annie, dau. of the late J. M. Levy, Esq., and
sist. of Lord Bumham) , mar. 1870 Sir Campbell
Clarke, Paris Corresp. of Daily Telegraph (d. 1902).
Res., 116 Avenue des Champs Elysees, Paris.
CLARKE, Capt. Albert Edward Stanley,
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), Scots Gds. ; S. Africa
1899-1900, formerly a Page of Honour to Qneen
Victoria : b. 1879 (son of Sir Stanley Clarke,
K.C.V.O.).
CLARKE, Col. Alexander Ross, C.B. (Civ.
1870), F.R.S., Hon. F.R.S.E., R.E. retd., head of
Trigonom. Dept. Ordn. Survey 1854-81 : b. 1828.
Res., Strathmore, Reigate.
CLARKE, Rear-Adm. Arthur Calvert,
C.M.G. (1902), R.N. retd. (1903); Abyss. 1868
and China 1900 : b. 1848.
CLARKE, Maj. Charles, M.V.O. (4th Class,
iqoi), R.M.L.I., Egypt 1882: b. 1861. Club,
IT. Serv.
CLARKE, Edward Henry Scamander, CLE.
(1904), Assist. Eor. Sec. to Govt, of India, served
on Afghan Boundary Commssn. 1884-6: b. 1856.
CLARKE, Capt. Goland Vanhalt, D.S.O.
(1902), 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1875.
CLARKE, Lt.-Col. Lancelot Fox, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Australian Fd.
Attill. ; S. Afr. War 1900-2 : b. 1S58. Res., St.
Kilda, Melbourne.
CLARKE, Capt. Thomas Henry Matthews,
C. M.G. (1903), D.S.O. (1899), M.B., R.A.M.C.,
Crete 1898, late Med. Adviser to Prince George of
Greece: b. 1869.
CLARKE (GRAHAM-), Maj. Lionel Altiiam,
D. S.O. (1900-1), late Capt. and Hon. Maj. Glouc.
Itnper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1867. Res.,
Frocester Manor, Stonehouse, Glouc.
CLAUSON, Maj. John Eugene, C.M.G. (1904),
B.A., R.E., Sec. of Colon. Defence Committee,
author of mil. and scient. papers in ' Encyc.
Brit.,' &c. : b. 186S. Res., 44 Stanhope Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W., and 2 Whitehall Gdns., S.W.
CLAY, Baronet. Sir Arthur Temple Felix
Clay, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1841), B.A., barrister-at-law :
son of 1st Bt. and bro. of 2nd and 3rd, b. 1842,
sue. 1878, mar. 1869 Margaret, dau. of the late
Arthur K. Barclay, Esq. Heir, his son George
Felix Neville (b. 1871 : no 2nd heir). Seat,
Ardmeallie, Huntly, Banffs. ; town res., 19 Hyde
Pk. Gt., S.W.
CLAY, Baronet's Widow. Mary, Lady C.
(Mary Caroline, dau. of Sir Jno. Walrond, 1st
Bt.), mar., 1st, 1876, as 2nd wife, Sir George
Clay, 3rd Bt. (d. 1878) ; 2ndly, 1881, the late Lt.-
Col. Walt. H. Holbech (d. 1901)— retaining title
by right. Res., Farnborough Hall, Warwicks.,
nr. Banbury. — For Mariana Emily, widow of Sir
Wm. D. Clay, 2nd Bt., see "Haliburton, Bn."
CLAYHILLS, Lieut. George, D.S.O. (1902), E.
Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1878.
CLAYTON, Baronet. Sir William Robert
Clayton, 6th Bt. of Marden {Gt. Br. 1732 n.s.),
M.A.,a D.L. for Bucks. , Camiarthensh., Norfolk,
and Surrey (High Sheriff of Bucks. 1876) , a Gov. of
St. Thomas's and Christ's Hosps., formerly Capt.
Bucks. Mil. : grandson of 5th Bt., and son of the
late Capt. Wm. Capel Clayton, b. 1842, sue. 1866,
mar. 1872 Aimee Gertrude, dau. of the lateEdwd.
Mackenzie, Esq. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Sir
Gilbert Augustus Clayton-East, 3rd Bt. of Hall
Place (b. 1846; 2nd heir, heir of latter). Seats,
Harleyford Manor, Marlow, Bucks. ; Marden
Pk., Godstone, Surrey; White Hall, Watton,
Thetford, Norfolk; town res., 29 Gt. Cumber-
land PL, Hyde Pk., W.
CLAYTON, Bishop— see "Leicester."
CLAYTON, Hon. Mrs. Edward (Ffarington),
dau. of late Bnss. Windsor.
CLAYTON, Maj. Edward Gilbert, C.B. (Civ.
1905), Hon. Maj. late Beng. R.E., Insp. Prison
Commssn. to Home Office : b. 1841.
CLAYTON, Col. Frederick Thomas, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), A.S.C., Bechuanald. 1884-5,
Ashanti 1895-6, and S. Africa 1899-1900, now an
A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1855.
CLAYTON, Lady Isabel Frances, dau. of 3rd
M. of Headfort.
CLEAVE, John, I.S.O. (1902), late Acct, Brit.
Mus. from 1858, prev. in Treasury : b. 1837.
CLEEVE, Knight. Sir Thomas Henry
Cleeve, Kt. Bach. (1900), a merchant, High Sheriff
of City of Limerick 1900 : b. 1844, mar. 1874
Phcebe Agnes, dau. of the late Jonathan Dann,
Esq. Res., Sunville, Limerick.
CLEEVE, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Ellen,
dau. of the late W. Twining, Esq.), mar. 1884 Sir
Fredk. Cleeve, K.C.B., who was Sec. to Adm.
Lord Lyons and other Flag Offrs. in Crimean
War (d. 1905). Res., Rokeby, Tunbridge Wells.
CLEGHORN, Surg.-Gen. James, C.S.I. (1897),
M.D., I.M.S. retd. (1898) ; Bhutan 1865-6, Dir.-
Gen. Ind. Med. Serv. 1895-8, an Hon. Surg, to
H.M. : b. 1841. Res., Weysprings, Haslemerc
R.S.O., Surrey.
CLEMENT (ASHBURNHAM-), Baronet. Sir
Anchitel Piers Ashburnham- Clement, gth Bt.
{Eng. 1661), son of 8th Bt. (Sir Anchitel Ash-
burnham, to whose name he in 1899 added
Clement), b. 1861, sue. 1899, mar. 1895 Elizabeth
Ellen, dau. of the late Geo. Burry Clement, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. Reginald Ashburnliam (b. 1865 ;
2nd heir, next bro., Fleetwood A., b. 1869).
Seats, Broomham Pk., Hastings ; Agmerhurst,
Ashburnham, Battle, Sussex.— For Widow of 8th
Bt. see " Ashburnham."
CLEMENTS, family name of Leitrim Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and "Hons."
CLEMENTS, Baron {U.K. 1831), Imper. title
of E. of Leitrim.
CLEMENTS, Viscount, title of heir of E. of
Leitrim when a son (a variation on the father's
titles, Bn. Clements and Vise. Leitrim).
CLEMENTS, Maj. -Gen. Ralph Arthur
Penrhyn, C.B. (Mil. 1904), D.S.O. (1891), S.Africa
1877-9 an(* Burma 1885-9, comd. 13th Brig, in Boer
War 1899-1901, now the Sirhind Brigade in India,
was an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1855. Res., Sirhind,
Bengal.
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CLERK (pron. Clark), Baronet. Sir George
Douglas Clerk, 8th Bt. of Penicuik {Scot. 1679),
V.D.,Hon. Col. 6th Vol. Batt. Boy. Scots, and late
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. E. Surrey
Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1901-2, is also Hon.
Lieut. R.N. Reserve, a Commissr. of Supply for
Midlothian and Peebles, formerly Lieut. 2nd Life
Gds. : son of 7th Bt., b. 1852, sue. 1870, mar. 1876
Aymee Elizabeth Georgiana, dau. of Sir Robt. J.
M. Napier, 9th Bt. Heir, his only issue, Capt.
George James Robert C. (b. 1876; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
1st cousin George Edward, b. 1850). Seat, Peni-
cuik House, Edinburgh ; town res., 8 Sloane Ct.
East, S.W.
CLERK, Knight. Gen. Sir Godfrey Clerk,
K.C.V.O. (1902), C.B. (Mil. 1887), served in Ind.
Mutiny and N.W. Frontier (1864), was Extra
A.D.C. to Gov. of the Cape 1853-4, twice
D.A.Q.M.G. in Egypt, and Mil. Sec. to Govs, of
Bombay and Madras (A.G. 1885), late D.A.G. at
Headqrs. (ret. 1902), was Lieut, of Tower of Lon-
don 1897-1900, now an Extra Equerry to H.M.. and
Col. Comdt. Rifle Brigade : b. 1835. lies., 127
Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
CLERK, Col. John,C.V.O. (1896), C.S.I. (1889),
formerly 4th Drgn. Gds. ; Crimea, was Guardian
to the Nizam, an Extra Equerry to Queen Victoria
and H.R.H. the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg,
Comptr. and Treas. to H.R.H. Prss. Henry of
Battenberg (son of the late Sir Geo. Russell Clerk,
G.C.S.L). Res., 33 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton,
CLERKE {pron. Clark), Baronet. Sir William
Erancis Clerke, 11th Bt. of Hitcham {Eng.
i65o), B.A., barrister-at-law : son of 10th Bt., b.
1850, sue. 1882, mar. 1884 Beatrice, dau. of the late
Graham Menzies, Esq. Heir, his son Francis
Willie m Talbot (b. 1886; 2nd heir, next son,
1 David Herbert Hamund, b. 1897). Seat, Mertyn
1 Hall, Holywell, Flints. ; town res., 46 Lennox
Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
CLERKE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Georgina, dau. of Robt. Gosling, Esq.). mar.
1849 Sir Wm. H. Gierke, 10th Bt. (d. 1882). ' Res.,
Willesleigh, Barnstaple, Devon.
CLERKE, Maj. Albert William, D.S.O.
<(igoo-i), Cant, and Hon. Maj. 9th Batt. King';'.
Roy. Rif. Corps (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1866.
[Res., Hazlebrook, Terenure, Dublin.
CLERY, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir (Cornelius)
Francis Clerg .K.C.H. {Mil. 1899), K.C.M.G.(igoi),
served in Zululand, Egypt, Suakin, and Nile, has
I been Comdt. at Staff Coll., cornel. 2nd Div. in
Natal, and served throughout S. African War,
i|:et. 1901 : b. 1838. Res., 4 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
I; CLERY, Surg. -Gen. James Albert, C.B. (Mil.
I .900-1), M.B., R.A.M.C., a Princ. Med. Offr. ;
Transvaal 1881, Soudan 1834-5. Nile 1898, S. Africa
1 899-1900 : b. 1846. Res., Salisbury.
CLEVELAND, Dukedom of {U.K. 1833)—
I \xtinct from 1801 at death of 4th D. (surname
I *#* The late Duke at his death held the following
itles : Bn. Barnard (Eng. 1698); E. of Darlington and
iso. Barnard (tit. Br. 1754); M. of Cleveland and Bn.
ilaby (U.K. 1827); D. of Cleveland (1833). All of these
ecarne extinct at his decease with the exception of the
arnard Barony, which passed to his relative Henry de
ere Vane, who is descended by five generations from the
id Baron. An earlier Dukedom of Cleveland was
• 'eated 1670 and extinct 1774.
CLIBBORN, Lt.-Col. John, CLE. (1901),
A. Supermini. List, late Princ. of Thomason
ngrg. Coll. at Roorkee, prev. Exec. Engr. for
I Oudh Irrign. : b. 1847. Res., Moorock, King's Co.
(? post-town) ; 11 Nevern Sq., Earl's Ct., S.W.
CLIFDEN, Viscount. Thomas Charles Agar-
I Edbartes, 6th Vise. {Irel.), sits as Bn. Mendip
j {Gt. Br.); M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
j Cornwall, an M.P. 1880-2 : only son of 1st Bn.
! Robartes and a and cousin of 5th Vise. Clifden ; b.
j Jan. 1, 1844 ; sue. as 2nd Bn. R. 1882, as 6th V. 1899
j {L.) ; mar. 1878 Mary, dau. of the late Eras. H.
I Dickinson, Esq. Seats, Lanhydrock, Bodmin,
I Cornwall ; Wimpole Hall, Royston, Cambs. ; town
j res.. 1 Gt. Stanhope St., W.
I Creations. Irel. : Bn. Clifden, 1776 ; Vise. C. 1781.
Gt. Br.: Bn. Mendip. 1794. U.K. : Bn. Robartes, i860.
— Jas. Agar. M.P. for Co. Kilkenny and holder of severa l
high official positions in Ireland, was made 1st Bn. and
Vise. Clifden. Tho Mendip Barony was a distinct
creation which fell to the lot of Welbore Ellis, son of a
Bishop of Meath of same name, and which passed by
special remainder to the 2nd Vise, who thereupon
I assumed the additional name of Ellis. The Robartes
I Buy. was granted to Thos. James Agar, a grandson of the
1 1st Vise., whose mother was heiress of Henry Robartes,
I 3rd Earl of Radnor in an extinct line, and who accord-
ingly took the name of Agar-Robartes, which now dis-
places that of Agar-EiMs. The title Bn. Dover (U.K.
! 1S31-S9, awarded to the son of the 2nd Vise.) is extinct
I from death of 5th Vise.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present {5th) F.— name Agar-Robartes •
Hon. Mary Vere A.-R., b. 1879.
! Hon. Julia Caroline Everilda A.-R , \
Hon. Thomas Charles Reginald A.-R., { twins,
heir to Viscounty, Lieut. Roy. 1st j b. 1880.
Devon Imper. Yeom. J
Hon. Francis Gerald A.-R., 2nd heir. b. 1883.
The deceased Hon. John Radnor A.-R., b. & d. 1884.
Hon. Arthur Victor A.-R., b. 1887.
I Hon. Edith Violet. Kathleen A.-R., b. iS38.
Hon. Constance Margaret A.-R., b. 1890.
Hon. Cecil Edward A.-R , b. 1892.
! Hon. Alexander George A.-R., b. 1893.
I Surviving issue of $th V. (2nd cous. once rem. of
present)— maiden name Agar-ElHs :
Hon. Harriet, now Hon. Mrs. Granville Knox, b. iS67;
mar. 1857 Capt. Thos. Granville Jr., grandson of 2nd
E. of Ranfurly. Res., White Rose Grange, Woking,
Surrey.
Hon. Evelyn Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Johnstone,
b. 1869, mar. i3q5 the late Hon. Edward Hy. J. (d.
1903), son of 1st Bn. Derwent, q.v.
Dau. of 3rd V. (related as preceding to present,
the 3rd and 5th Vises, having been bros.) :
Hon. Lilah Georgiana Augusta Constance, now The
Lady Annaly, b. 1862, mar. 1384 3rd Bn. A., q.v.
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1863, d. unmrrd. 1895.)
I CLIFDEN, Viscount's Widow. Harriet,
Viscountess C, nee Hon. Harriet Stonor (now
Agar-Ellis), dau. of 3rd Bn. Camoys, b. 1838,
mar. 1864 5th Vise. Clifden (d. 1899). Res., 41
Green St., W.
CLIFFORD, family name of Clifford of
Chudlekjii Barony, q.v. (below) for "Hons."
CLIFFORD, Baronet. Sir George Hugh
Charles Clifford, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1887), barrister-
at-law : son of ist Bt., b. 1847, sue. 1893, mar. 1892,
3rd wife, Helen, dau. of Rev. J. Dennis. Heir, his
son Charles Lewis (b. "1885; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Walter Lovelace, b. 1853). Res., Stonyhurst,
Ashley, and Avonholme, Chris tehurch— both N.Z,
CLIFFORD, Bishop— see "Lucknow."
CLIFFORD, Count {Holy Rem. Emp. i595)-see
"Clifford of Chudleigh."
CLIFFORD, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
C. (Josephine Elizabeth, dau. of Jos. Anstice,
Esq.), mar. 1857 Maj. -Gen. Hon. Sir Henry H.
Clifford, K.C.M.G., Uffi (son of 7th Bn. Clifford;
d. 1883). Res., Hampton Ct. Palace.
CLIFFORD, Lieut. Ernest Stanley, D.S.O.
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(1902), West Austrln. MtcT. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1873.
CLIFFORD, Hugh Charles, C.M.G. (1900),
late Gov. of Labuan and Brit. Nth. Borneo, prev.
in posts at Pahang and Selangor, now Colon. Sec.
Trinidad : b. 1866 (son of above Hon. Lady C. and
grandson of 7th En.). Res., Port of Spain.
Trinidad.
CLIFFORD, Hon. Mrs. Julian, dau. of 5th
Bn. Henniker.
CLIFFORD, Lt.-Gen. Robert Cecil Richard,
C.B. (Mil. 1891), LA., Mutiny 1857-9, Jowaki,
Afghn. 1878-80, and MahsudWaziri 1881 : b. 1839.
lies., Carn Cottage, Belturbet, Co. Cavan.
CLIFFORD, Capt. Wigram, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N'thumb. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1876.
■ CLIFFORD of CHUDLEIGH, Baron. Lewis
Henry Hugh Clifford, 9th Bn. {Eng.) and a
Count of the Holy Rom. Emp., V.D., B.A.,
barrister- at-law, a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Devon,
Col. comdg. Devon Vol. Inf. Brigade, an A.D.C.
to H.M. for Vol. Force: son of 8th Bn. ; b. Aug.
24, 1851; sue. 1880 (L.U.); mar. 1890 Mabel
Anne, dau. of the late Col. Jno. Towneley.
Seats, Ugbrooke Pk., Chudleigh R.S.O., S.
Devon; Court House, Cannington, Bridgwater.
Creations. Bn. Clifford of Chudleigh, Eng. 1672. Ct.
Arundell, Holy Rom. Emp. (i.e. Amtro- Germ.), abt.
1595 (has descended Ihrough an heiress). — Sir Thos.
Clifford (Kt.), Lord Higii Treasurer, Sec. of State, &c,
was created 1st Bn. He was one of the noted Cabal
Administration.
Titled Relatives.
(Clifford.)
Surviving issue of 3th Bn. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Hon. Bertha Mary Agnes, now Ctss. (Condessa) as
Torre Diaz, b. 1-348, mar. 1892 Ct. de T. 1). lies., 21
Devonshire PI., Portland PI., W.
Hon. Mary Lucy Oonstrmce C, a nun, b. 1349.
(Present Baron, b. 1831.)
Hon. Edith Teresa Mary C, a nun, b. 1855.
Hon. William Hugh C, heir pres. to Barony, b.
1858, mar. i836 Catherine Mary, dau. of R. Bassett,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. William &). Res., Hobart,
Tasmania. (2ad lieir, his son Charles Oswald
Hugh, b. 1887.)
Hon. Cecilia Mary, now Ciss. of Denbigh, b. i860,
mar. 1884 Vise. Feilding, now 9th Earl of I)., q.v.
Hon. Walter Charles Ignatius C, b. 1862. Res.,
Austin, Manitoba, Canada.
Hon. Emma Mary Agnes, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Harding, twin with preceding, mar. 1889 Eras.
Egerton ff., Esq. Re3., Old Springs, Staffords., nr.
Mkt. Bray ton.
Dau.-in.-law of 7th Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Lady C. (q.v., Kt.'s Wid.), wid. of Hon. Sir
Henry Hugh C, K.C.M.G. (b. 1826, d. 1883).
CLIFTON, family name of Grey de Ruthyn
Barony, q.v. for Hon. Cecil.
CLIFTON (of Leighton Bromswold), Baroness.
Elizabeth Adeline Mary Bligh, Bnss. 17th in
line {Eng.), dau. of 7th E. of Darnley, who was
also 16th Bn. C. (niece of present Earl); b. Jan. 22,
1900; sue. same year. Heir pres., 8th Earl of
Darnley, q.v. Res., 6 Cambridge Sq., W., in care
of her mother, Mrs. A. Leveson, late Ctss. of D.,
but dropping her title by choice.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Clifton of Leighton Bromswold,
1608 by writ. See " Darnley " for particulars.
CLIFTON (of Rathmore), Baron {Irel. 1721)—
see "Darnley, E. of."
CLIFTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady C.
(Isabel Geraldine, dau. of Col. O'Meara), mar.
1853 Sir Robt. Juckes Clifton, 9th Bt., M.P.
(d. 1869, when the title was considered extinct, but
is claimed as below) .
CLIFTON Baronetcy (Eng. 1611), deemed extinct 1869,
but now assumed, as 13th Bt., by Robi;. Symmous
Clifton.
CLIFTON, Lord {by courtesy -title Bn. C. as
above), elder son and heir of E. of Darnley.
CLIFTON, Robert Cecil, I.S.O. (1904), Under
Sec. for Lands, "W. Australia: b. 1854. Res.,
Perth.
CLIMO, Maj. Skipton Hill, D.S.O. (1898).
I.A.. N.W. Frontier 1837-8, China 1900 : b. 186S.
CLINTON, Baron. Charles John Robert
Hep burn-Stuart- Eorbes- Trefusis (pron. Hebben-
S.-F. IVefew'sis), 21st Bn. {Eng.), a D.L. and Con-
vener of Kineardinesh., formerly Maj. Roy. N.
Devon Yeom. : son of 20th Bn. ; b. Jan. 18, 1863 ;
sue. 1904 (C); mar. 1886 Lady Jane Grey
WDonneU, dau. of 10th E. of Antrim. Seat,
Heanton Satchville, Dolton R.S.O., N. Devon;
res. ,FettercairnHouse,Laurencekirk,Aberdeensh.
Creation. Bn. Clinton, Eng. 1299 by writ, repeated
1332 (takes precedence by former date).— John de Clinton,
who went with Edward I. into his Scottish Wars, was
the 1st tin. of this very ancient peerage. The 9th Bn. was
made Earl of Lincoln, and the two titles were associated
till the death of the 5th Earl in 1692, when the Barony fell
into abeyance till 1721 (see " Newcastle, Duke of"). A
second abeyance followed in 1751, but was removed in
1760 by the death of one of the ladies ; the other, who
succeeded, marrying the 2nd Earl of Orford, their son
becoming 3rd Earl and 16th Bn. ; but the Earldom ex-
pired at his death, till re-created in i3c6, whilst the Bny.
went to a cousin.
Titled Relatives.
Index to the three series :
Hn, Ada Har. 2 Hn. Helen Georg.3 Ly. Mary Chart. 3
Hn. Alice Morw. 3 Hn. Henry Walt.2 Iln. Mary Eliz. 2
Hn. Edith, 2 Hn. Jno. Fredk. 2 Pin. Robt. Hy. 2
Hn. Evelyn M. 2 Hn. Jno. Schmb. 3 Hn. Schombg.Ch. a
Hn. Fenella, 1 Hn. Margaret, 2 Hn. WalterAlex. a.
Hn. Harriet, 1 &2 Ly. Mary, 2
1. Issue of present {21st) Bn. — name Hepburn-
Stuart-Forbes-Trefusis.
Hon. Harriet H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1887, \ co-heiresses
Hon. Fenella H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1889, J to Barony.
2. Issue of 20'h Bn. (bro., half -bros., sists., &c.,
of present) :
By ist .Ma roe.
Hon. Ada Harriet H.-S.-F.-T., b. i860.) Rzs., 3 Cado-
Hon. Mary Elizabeth H.-S.-h.-T., b. } gan Terr.,
1861. j S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1803.)
Hon. Henry Walter H.-S.-F.-T. (" Hon. Henry W.
Trefusis"), Mai. Scots Gds., late A.D.C. to Maj -(ien.
comdg. in Hong Kong : b. 1861, mar. 1905 Lady Mary
Lygon, dau. of 6th Earl Beauchamp. Club, Guards'.
Hon. Margaret Adela, now Hon. Mrs. Leonard White-
Thomson, b. 1866 mar. 1897 Rev. Leond. Jauncey
W.-T. Res., St. George's Vicarage, Ramsgate.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Edith H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1876.
Hon. John Frederick H.-S.-F.-T., Lieut. Ir. Gds.,
A.D.C. to Gen. comdg. E. Comd. : b. 1878.
Hon. Walter Alexander H.-S.-F.-T., Capt. Scots Gds.,
b. 1879. Club, Guards'.
Hon. Schomberg Charles H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1882.
Hon. Evelyn Mary H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1883.
Hon. Robert Henry H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1S88.
Hon. Harriet Margaret H.-S.-F.-T., b. 1891.
j — Dau. -in-law :
Lady Mary H.-S.-F.-T., see Hon. Henry Walter above,
j 3. Surviving issue of igtk Bn. (uncles and aunta of
present) — name Trefusis only :
(The late 20th Baron, b. 1834. d. 1904.)
Hon. Mark George Kerr Rolls, a 1>.L. for Devon (High
Sheriff 1864), formerly Capt. N. Devon Yeom.:
b. 1835, assumed name of Roile 1853, mar. i860 Lady
Gertrude Jane Douglas, dau. of 19th E. of Morton.
Res., Bicton, Budleigh Salterton, and Stevenstone,
Torrington, both in Devon.
Hon. Evelyn Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Douglas,
CLI
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
b. 1841, mar. i33i, as 2nd wife, Hon. Edward Wm.
D., son of 19th E. of Morton, q.v.
lion. Helen Georgina T., b. 1843. 1 Res. The Hiliies,
Hon. Alice Morwcnna T.,b. 1849. /CroftRd. Torquay.
Hon. John Schomberg T., C.M.G. (1902), late Lt.-Col.
\m and Hon. Ool. 4th BatL. Devon Regt. (Mil.): b.
1852, mar. 1833 Eva Louisa (Hon. Mrs. John T.),
dau. of the late Jas. Boufcein, Esq.,aGentn. Usher
to Queen Victoria. Res., The Grange, Rockbeare,
Exe:er.
— Daus.-in-lavj :
Lady Gertrude J. Rolle, see Hon. Mark above.
Lady Mary Charlotte T.,nde Montagu-Douglas-Seott,
dau. of 5th D. of Buccleuch, b. 1851, mar. 1877 the
late Col. Hon. Walter Rodolph T., C.B. (d. 1885).
Res., 45 Prince's Gt., S.W.
CLINTON, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady C. (Margaret, dau. of Sir Jno. W. "VValrond,
1st Bt., M.P.), mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, 20th Bn.
Clifton (d. 1904).
CLINTON (PELEAM-), family name of the
Newcastle Dukedom, q.v. for Lady Florence.
CLINTON (PELHAM-), Knight and Peer's
Son. Lord Edward AVilliaji l'elham- Clinton,
G.C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B. (Civ. 1896), a D.L. for
j Notts., a Groom-in- Waiting to H.M., was Master
, of the Househd. to Queen Victoria, and Dep. Gov.
of Windsor Castle, formerly Col. Bine Brigade,
and Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 1st Vol. Batt.
King's Roy. Bide Corps; an M.P. 1855-8: son of
5th D. of Newcastle and uncle of pres. Duke ;
b. 1836, widower. Res., The Heights, Witley,
Godalming ; 81 Ecclestoa Sq., S.W.
CLIVE, Viscount {by courtesy — title U.K. 1804),
elder son and heir of E. of Powis.
CLIVE (WINDSOR-), family name of Windsor
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
CLIVE (of Plassev), Baron {Irel. 1762), of
WALCOT {Gt. Br. 1794)— see "Towis, E. of."
CLOETE (Cluet<?), Knight's Widow. Lady
C. (Anne Woollcombe, granddau. of Adm. Sir T.
Louis, 1st Bt.), mar. 1857 Gen. Sir Abraham J.
Cloete, K.C.B., K.H. (d. 1886). Res., Chichester
House, Upper Westbourne Terr., W.
CLOETE (Cloete), Hendrik, C.M.G. (1897),
barrister-at-law, an M.L.A. of Cape Col., late
Acting Brit. Agent in Transvaal, and a Lieut, of
Vols, during war of 1880-1 : b. 1851. Res., Alphen,
Wynberg, Cape Col. ; Alphen Villa, Pretoria.
CLOGHER, Bishop of. Bt. Rev. Charles
Frederick D'Arcy, D.D., 89th Bp., has been
1 Chapl. to Bp. of Down and to Lord Lieut., also
Canon of Connor, Dean of St. Anne's, Belfast,
Preb. of St. Patrick's, Dublin, and Select
Preacher and Donnellan Lecturer at Dubl. ITniv. :
b. 1859, mar. 1889, cons. 1903. Res., Bishopscourt,
Clones, Co. Monaghan.
CLONBROCK, Baron. Luke Gerald Dillon,
4th Bn. {Irel.), K.P. (1900), P.C. {Irel. 1898), an
Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1895) ; Lieut, of Co. Galway,
formerly a 2nd Sec. in Diplom. Serv., and twice
Priv. Sec. to D. of Abercorn when Lord Lieut. :
son of 3rd Bn. ; b. March 10, 1834; sue. 1893
(C.) ; mar. 1866 Hon. Augusta Caroline Crofton,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Crofton. Seat, Clonbrock,
Ahascragh, Balliuasloe, Co. Galway.
' Creation. Bn. Clonbrock, Irel. 1790.— A house allied to
i that of the Dillon Viscty. and the extinct Roscommon
j Earldom (see " Peerages Extinct"). The grandfather of
the xstBn. was M.P. for Dungarvan.
Titled Relatives.
(Dillon.)
Issue of present {^th) Bn..:
Hon. Georgiana Caroline D., b. 1867.
Hon. Robert Edward D., heir to Barony, a D.L.
for CO. Galway : b. 1869. Club. Bachelors'. (2nd
heir, Ids uncle Hon. Robert Villiers.)
Hon. Edith Augusta, now Hon. Lady Mahon, b. 1878,
mar. 1905 Col. Sir Wm. Hy. M., 5th Bt., D.S.O.
Hon. Ethel Louisa D., b. i8tfo.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Fanny Letitia I)., b. 1831. Res., Acton Lodge,
Leamington (with sists. below).
(Present Baron, b. 1834.)
Hon. Caroline Anastasia, now Hon. Mrs. William
Dealtry, b. 1837, mar. 1877 the lateWm. I)., Esq.,
C.M.G. (d. 1900). Res., 17 Cambridge Sq., W.
Hon. Robert Villiers I)., Col. R. A. retd. (1837), served
in China War 1857 : b. 1838, mar. 1873 Harriet Caro-
line Elizabeth, dau. of the late Adam S. Gladstone,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Robert I).). Res., Wootton House,
nr. Bedford.
Hon. Helen Isabella D., b. 1840. ) Res., Acton
Hon. Louisa Emilia I)., b. 1841. > Lodge, Lea-
Hon. Katherine Charlotte D., b. 1847. j mington.
Hon. Elizabeth Octavia, now Hon. Lady Ellis-
Nanney, b. 1843, mar. 1875 Sir Hugh Jno. E.-N.,
1st Bt., q.v.
CLONCURRY, Baron. Valentine Frede-
rick Lawless, 4th Bn. {Irel., and 3rd U.K.) and a
Bt. {Irel.), B.A., a D.L. for Kildare, formerly
Maj. Kildare Mil. : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Nov. 2,
1840; sue. 1869 (C.) ; mar. 1883 the late Hon.
Laura Sophia Priseilla Winn (d. 1891), dau. of 1st
Bn. St. Oswald. Seat, Lyons, Co. Kildare,
Hazeihatch R.S.O. ; town res.'i Deanery St., Park
Ln., W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1776 ; Bn. Cloncurry, 1789,
and same title U.K. 1831.— Sir Nicholas Lawless, M.P.,
1st Bt., was also the 1st Bn., his successor being
created a Peer of the U.K.
Titled Relatives.
(Lawless.)
Issue of present {4th) Bn.:
Hon. Mary Hermione L., b. 1886.
Hon. Kathleen Emily Marie L., b. i3S8.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Presknt Baron, b. 1840.)
Hon. Edward L.,heir pres. to Barony, formerly Capt.
Rifle Brigade and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt.Pioy. Dubl. Pus.
(Mil.): b. 1841, mar. 1880 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Rev. Benj. Burton (Hon. Mrs. Edward L.).
Res., Bryanstown, Maynooth, Co. Kildare.
Hon. Emily L., b. 1845.
Hon. Frederick L., 2nd heir, a Gentn. in Waiting to
present and a former Lord Lieut., formerly Lieut.
Louth Mil. : b. 1847. Club, St. James's.
Hon. Elizabeth L., b. i3go.
CLONFERT, Bishop of— see " Killaloe."
CLONMELL, Earl of. Rupert Charles Scott,
7th Earl {Irel.) : only son of 6th E. ; b. Nov. 10,
1877 ; sue. 1898 ; mar. 1901 Rachel Estelle, dau.
of the late Saml. Berridge, Esq. Seats, Bishop's
Ct., Straffan R.S.O., Co. Kildare ; Eathorpe Hall,
Leamington; town res., 17 Stratton Sc., Picca-
dilly, W.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Eavlsfort, 1784 ; Vise. Clonmell,
1789; E. of Clonmell, 1793.— Jno. Scott, Chief Justice of
the King's Bench, Ireland, was awarded all three of
these titles. He expressed, his wish to have his title spelt
with two Vs, when the Ulster Kiug of Arms humorously
replied, " You know John Scott : if you give him an inch
he'll take an I."
Titled Relatives.
(Scott.)
Issue of present {jth) E. :
Lady Moira Estelle Norah Frances S., b. 1902.
Surviving uncle and aunts of present E. (bro. and
sists. of 6th, of whom present is sole issue ;
granted rank of Earls' chiidn. 1897) :
Lady Evelyn Mary S., b. 1845. Re7., with Hon.
Dudley.
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1847, d. 1898.)
Hon. Dudley Alexander Charles <S., heir pres. to 1
Directory of Peerage,
COB
Earldom, b. 1853. Res., 51 Chester Sq , S.W. (No
2nd heir.)
Lady Jessie Louisa S., b. 1857. Res., -with above.
Lady Annie Henrietta, now Lady A. Fane, b. 1859,
mar. i3So Fredk. Wm. F., Esq. Res., 3 Chesham
st.,»s.w.
— Aunt by mrrge. :
Hon. Mrs. Louis S. (Inna Georgiana, dau. of the late
Lt. -Col. Hon. Lewis W. Milles and granddau. of 4th
Bn. Sondes), mar. 1885 the late Hon. Louis Guy S.
(d. 1900). Res., Money Hiil, Riekmanswurth R.S.O.,
Herts.
Surviving issue of 3<yZ E. (1st cousins once rem. j
! of present) :
I (The late 4th Earl, b. 1839, d. unmrrd. 1891.)
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1840, d. childless 1896,)
Lady Maria Henrietta, now Lady M. FitzClarence, 1
1 • b. 1841, mar. 18S4 the late Capt. Hon. George F., !
j R.N. (d. 1894), son of 1st E. of Munster, q.v.
I Lady Annette Louisa,, now Lady A. La Touche, b. i
1844, mar. 1870 Percy R. O'Connor La T., Esq. !
Res., Newberry, Kiicullen, Newbridge, Co. Kildaro. j
Lady Rachel Mary, now Lady R. Saunderson, b. 1846,
mar. 1866 Llewellyn T. Basset S., Esq. Res., 10 De s
Vesci Terr., Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
Lady Edith Caroline Sophia, now Vctss. Monck, b.
1852, mar. 1874 5th Vise. M., q.v.
CLONMELL, Earl' s Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of C. (Lucy Maria, dau. of the late Anthony
Willson, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1875 6th E. of Clonmell
(d. 1898). Res., Eathorpe Hall, Leamington.
CLONMORE, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. C,
Irel. 1776), son and heir of the E. of Wicklow.
CLOSE, Maj. Charles Frederick, C.M.G.
(1899), R.E., S. Africa 1901, was in Niger Coast
Protect, and Brit. Repres. on Centr. Africa
Bound. Commssn., now a D.A.Q,M.G. at Head-
qrs. : b. 1865.
CLOSE, Lady Muriel Albany, dau. of 5th
Earl Castlestewart.
CLOUGH, Col. Alfred Herrick. Butler, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late Roy.
Munster Eus. ; S. Africa 1902 : b. 1856.
CLOWES, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Ethel
Mary Louise, dau. of the late Lewis E. Edwards, ;
Esq.), mar. 1882 Sir Wm. Laird Clowes, Kt.
Bach., a well-known naval critic and mis-
cellaneous writer (d. 1905). Res., Weston Manor,
Corseombe, Dorchester.
CLOWES, Capt. Ernest William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 1st Life Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1869.
CLOWES, Lt.-Col. Peter Legh, C.B. (Mil.
! 1900-1), late comdg. 8th Hussars ; Afghn. 1879-80 j
: and S. Africa 1899-1901, ret. 1901, is a D.L. for
S Hereford^!. : b. 1853. Res., Burton Ct., Pem-
i bridge R.S.O., Herefs.
CLOWES, Hon. Mrs. Sr. John Legh, dau. of
3rd Bn. Clanmorris.
CLOWES, Hon. Mrs. Samuel, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Waterpark.
CLOYNE, Bishop of— see Cork.
CLUN, Baron (or Eitzalan of Clun &c, Erig. \
1627)— see " Norfolk, D. of."
CLYDESDALE, Marquess of {Scot. 1643)— see
" Douglas and Clydesdale."
COATES, Maj. Henry Wise Unett, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 2nd Batt. Bedfordsh. feegt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1865.
COATES, Maj. Reginald Carlyon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), B.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1809.
COATES, Col. William, C.B. (Civ. 1905),
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. R.A.M.C. Vols., Nthn.
Comd.
COATS, Baronet. Sir James Coats, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1905).
COATS, Maj. Andrew, D.S.O. (1900-1), late
Lanarks. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
1862.
COATS (GLEN-), Baronet. Sir Thomas Glen
Glen-Coats, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1894), V.D., a Dir.
of J. & P. Coats, cotton thread manufacturers,
a D.L. for Renfrew, Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col.
comdg.) and Vol. Batt. Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs.,
was nine years Chmn. of Paisley Sch. Bd. : son
of Thos. Coats, Esq., b. 1846, assumed the
name of Glen 1894, mar. 1876 Elise Agnes, dau.
of Alex. Walker, Esq., of Montreal. Heir, his
son Thomas Coats Glen Glen-Coats (b. 1878 ;
2nd heir, next son, Alexander Harold Glen, b.
1833). Seat, Ferguslie Pk., Paisley.
COBBE, Lt.-Col. Alexander Stanhope, D.S.O.
(1901), m (1902), I.A., Chitral Relief, Uganda
and Ashanti 1898-1900, Somaliland 1902-3: b.
1870.
COBBE, Capt. Henry Hercules, D.S.O. (1900-1),
LA. (late R.A.), S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1869 (son
of Lt.-Gen. Sir H. H. Cobbe, K.C.B.).
COBBOLD, Lady Evelyn, dau. of 7th E. of
Dunmore.
COBHAM, Viscount. Charles George
Lyttelton, 8th Vise. C. and 5th Bn. Lyttelton
{Gt. Br.) and a Bt. {Eng.), Bn. Westcote {Irel.) ;
M.A., a D.L. and C.C. for Worcestersh. and Hon.
Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) Wore. Imper. Yeom.,
a Trustee of the Nat. Portrait Gall., late one of
the Railway Commissrs., an M.P. 1868-74 : son of
4th Bn. Lyttelton ; b. Oct. 27, 1842 ; sue. to
Barony 1876 (together with the Irish title), be-
coming Vise. Cobham. {I.U.) on the death of the
D. of Buckingham 1889; mar. 1878 Hon. Mary
Susan Caroline Cavendish, dau. of 2nd Bn. Ches-
ham. Seat, Hagley Hall, Stourbridge, Wore.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1618. Gt. Br. : Bn. Cobham,
1714 ; Vise. C. 17x8 ; Ld. Lyttelton, Bn. of Frankiey, 1794
(orig. 1756, but extinct 1779 with 2nd Bn. of 1st
creation). Irel. : Bn. Westcote, 1776.— Wm. Henry Lyt-
telton, a younger son of the 4th Bt., received the
Westcote and Lyttelton Baronies. Sir Richard Temple.
4th Bt. of Stowe, was the 1st Vise. Cobham (revival
of a former title in same family, 1313-1619)— ses
" Buckingham and C. Dukedom." The title passed by
regular descent to the holder of that Dukedom, and then
by special remainder (on the failure of male issue in that
line) to Bn. Lyttelton as descendant of one of the sisters
of the 1st Viscount (it being left to these " and their
heirs male ").
Titled Relatives.
(Lyttelton.)
Index to the three series (all " Honourables ") :
Albert Victor, 2 George Wm. 1 Richd. Glynne,i
Alfred, Mrs., 2 Geo. W. Spencer, 2 Robt. D enry, 2
Arthur, Mrs. 2 Henrietta, 1 Spencer, 2
Chas. Fredk. 1 Jno. Cavendish, 1 Spencer, Mrs. 3
Edward, Rev., 2 Maud Mary, 1 Win. Hy.s Mrs. 3
Frances Henr. 1 Rachel Beatrice, 1
1. Issue of present {8th) V.:
Hon. Maud Mary L., b. 1SQ0.
Hon. John Cavendish L., heir to Viscounty,
Lieut. 7th Batt. Rifle Brigade (Mil.), served in S.
Africa 1902, now A.D.C. to E. of Selborne in that
Col. : b. 1881.
Hon. George William L., 2nd heir, b. 1S83.
Hon. Frances Henrietta L., b. 1885.
Hon. Charles Frederick L., b. 1887.
Hon. Rachel Beatrice L., b. 1891.
Hon. Richard Glynne L., b. 1893.
2. Surviving issue of 4th Bn. Lyttelton (bros., sists.
and half -sists. of present V.) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Meriel Sarah, now Hon. Mrs. John Talbot, b.
1840, mar. i860 Rt. Hon. Jno. Gilbert T., M.P.— see
" Talbot, Triv. Counc."
COB
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
Hon. Lucy Caroline, now Lady Frederick Cavendish
(see "Devonshire"), b. 1841, mar. 1364, wid. 1882.
(Present Viscount, b. 1842.)
llev. the Hon. Albert Victor L., M.A.. late Bp.'s
Examg. Chapl. and Priest Vicar of Bloemfontein
Cathedral, now Curate in Charge St. John's,
Hawarden : b. 1844. Res., St. John's Vic, Mold,
Flints.
Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir Neville Gerald L., K.C.B., b. 1845 I
—see "Lyttelton, Kt."
Hon. (George William) Spencer L., C.B. (Civ. 1894),
M.A., F.B.G.S., was thrice Priv. Sec. to Mr. Glad-
stone : b. 1847. Res., 49 Hill St., Berkeley 3q., W.
Hon. Lavinia, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Talbot, b. 1849,
mar. 1870 Rt. Be v. Edward Stuart T., Bp. of South-
wark, q.v.
Hon. Robert Henry L., M.A., member of the legal
firm of Stow, Preston, and Lyttelton, Line. Inn
Fds. : b. 1854, mar. 1884 Edith, dau. of Chas. Santley,
E.3q., the eminent vocalist (Hon. Mrs. Robert L.).
Res., 43 Grosvenor Kd., S.W.
Rev. the Hon. Edward L., M.A., Head Master of
Eton Coll. and Hon. Canon of St. Albans : b. 1855,
mar. 1888 Caroline Amy, dau. of the late Verv
Rev. John West, D.D., Dean of St. Patrick's,
Dublin (Hon. Mrs. Edward L.). Res. Eton Coll.,
Windsor.
Rt. Hon. and Hon. Alfred L., b. 1857— see "Lyttel-
ton, PC."
BY 2NtD HRItGE.
Hon. Sarah Kathleen, now Hon. Mrs John Bailey,
b. 1870, mar. 1900 Jno. C. B., Esq. jRes., 20 Egerto'n
Gdns. , Brompton Rd. , S.W.
Hon. Sibyl, now Hon. Mrs. Lionel Cust, b. 1873, mar.
1895 Lionel Hy. C, Esq.,M.V.O., q.v.
Hon. Hester Margaret, now Hoa. Mrs. Cyril
Alington, b. 1874, mar. 1904 Rev. Cyril Argentine
A., of Eton College.
— Bans. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Arthur L. (Mary Kathleen, dau. of the
late Geo. Olive, Esq.), mar. 1S80 the late Rt. Rev.
the Hon. Arthur Temple L., Bp. Suffragan of
Southampton (d. 1903). Res., Perrystone Ct., Ross,
Hon. Mrs. Alfred L., wife of Rt. Hon. Alfred L.,
q.v. (PC).
3. Daus.-in-law of 3rd Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Baron L., b. 1817, d. 1876.)
Hon. Mrs. Spencer L. (Henrietta, dau. of the late
Fredk. H. Cornewall, Esq.), mar. 1348 the late Hon.
Spencer L. (d. 1889). Res., 11 Eaton Terr., S.W.
Hon. Mrs. William Henry L. (Constance Ellen, dau.
of the late Very Rev. the Hon. Grantham M.
Yorke, bro. of 4th E. of Hardwicke) : b. i3n, mar.
1880, as 2nd wife, the late Rev. the Hon. William
Henry L. (d. 1884). Res., 7 Polstead Rd., Oxford.
COBHAM, Claude Delaval, C.M.G. (1902),
M.A., B.C.L., Commissi', of Larnaca and Acting
Ch. 8ec. to Govt, of Cyprus : b. 1842. Bes.,
Larnaca.
j COBLE Y, Walter Henry, I.S.O. (1903), I
I M.I.C.E., Supt. Engr. of Govt. Bails., Natal: b. j
I 1850. Bes., Pietermaritzburg.
COCHIN, Bishop of— see " Travaneoro."
COCHIN, the Baja of. H.H. Shri Sir Kama
Vaema, G.C.S.I. (1903; K.C.S.I. 1897), a Ruling
Chief of India: b. 1852. Bes., Trimpuntora,
Ernakolam, S. India.
COCHRAN, Capt. Charles Home, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), R.N. retd.; Ashanti 1873-4 : b. 1850.
COCHRANE, family name of Dundonald
Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons.," also
i below. See "Lamington" for Hons. Victor and
I Grisell Cochrane-Baillie.
COCHRANE, Baronet. Sir Ernest Cecil
Cochrane, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1903), Capt. 3rd Batt.
;j Connaught Rangers (Mil.) : 3rd and eld. surviving
[ji son of 1st Bt., b. 1873, sue. 1904, mar. 1896 Ethel,
I dau. of the late Jno. H. Davis, Esq., of Carshal-
I ton. Heir pres., his bro. Stanley Herbert (b.
I 1877 ; no 2nd heir). Seats, Woodbrook, Bray, Co.
j Wicklow; Lisgar Castle, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan ;
H town res., 45 Kildare St., Dublin.
COCHRANE, Lord {by courtesy— titles as
below), elder son and heir of E. of Dundonald.
COCHRANE, Lady Adela Charlotte, dau.
of 2nd E. of Stradbroke, and wife of the under-
mentioned T. B. H. Cochrane, M.V.O.
COCHRANE, Maj. John Ernest Charles
James, D.S.O. (1901), B.A., F.R.G.S., Capt. and
Hon. Maj. Donegal Artill. Mil.; Gold Coast
1896-8, Ashanti 1900, S. Africa 1902 : b. 1870.
COCHRANE, Robert, I.S.O. (1903), E.S.A.,
F.R.I.B.A., M.I.C.E. (Pres.), memb. of Counc.
Roy. Ir. Acad.; Princ. Surveyor, Bd. of Public
Works, Ireid. : b. 1844. Bes., 17 Highfield Rd.,
Rathgar, Dublin.
COCHRANE, Thomas Belhaven Henry,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), Dep. Gov. of I. of Wight
and Capt. of Carisbrooke Castle, formerly Lieut.
R.N., b. 1856 (gt. grandson of 8th E. of Dun- i
clonald), mar. 1887 tbe above Lady Adela 0.
Bes., Carisbrooke Castle, Newport, I.W.
COCHRANE, Capt. Thomas Henry, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), R.E., comd. Guard of Honour
on H.M.'s inspection at Chatham, now an Insp.
of Iron Structures at Headqrs. ; b. 1867.
COCHRANE, Col. William Francis Dun-
donald, C.B. (Mil. 1896), S. Africa 1878-81, Egypt,
Dongola, and Soudan, has been D.A.A.G. in China
and Assist. Mil. Sec. S. Africa 1890-3, A.A.G.
Belfast 1003, now retd. : b. 1847 (gt. grandson of
Qth E. of 'Dundonald) . Club, Nav. and Mil.
" COCHRANE of DUNDONALD, Baron {Scot.
1647), and of PAISLEY and OCHILTRIE
(1669), titles of the Dundonald Earldom.
COCK, Henry, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1899), late
Ch. Constructor, Pemb. Dckyd. : b. 1842. Bss., \
55 Durnford St., Stonehouse, Plymouth.
COCKADAY, Lieut. George Leonard, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1Q05), Hon. Lieut, and Qmstr. Norf.
Roy. Garr. Artill. (Mil.) ; b. 1853.
COCKBURN Baronetcy {1 Scot. i6a3), assumed by
Robert Cockburn, of Pennoxton Ct., Ross, Herefordsh. |
It is not clear that this Baronetcy ever existed; one i
or two allusions to it are found which show that the j
title had been assumed, but nothing at all conclusive. 1
Accordingly the claimant was placed in "Chaos" by j
'Foster' (older issues), treated as unsupported by j
' Debrett,' aiid wholly ignored by 1 Burke.'
COCKBURN (proK.Coburn), Knight. Hon. Sir !
John Alexander Cockburn, K. C.M.G. (1900), j
M.D., Agent-Gen. of S. Australia in London
1898- 1901, formerly Premier, Ch. Sec, and Min.
of Educ. and Agric, is a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jems., a memb. of Counc. of King's Coll. Lond. : j
b. 1850, mar. 1875 Sarah Holdway, daa. of Forbes
Scott Brown, Esq. Bes., 10 Gatestone Rd., Upp. ;
Norwood, S.E.
COCKBURN, Col. George, D.S.O. (1898),
Rifle Brig. retd. (1905) ; Soudan 1898, Natal
1899- 1901 : b. 1856.
COCKBURN, Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1899), Chinese
Sec. toLegat.atPeking. A ddress, Brit. Legat., &c.
COCKERELL, Horace Abel, C.S.I. (1881),
formerly Judic. and Polit. Sec. to Govt, of Bengal
and Memb. Counc. of Lt.-Gov. : b. 1832. Bes.,
27 Beaufort Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
COCKEY, Engr. George Herbert, D.S.O.
(1900), R.N., China 1900: b. 1S71.
COCKLE, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Ade-
laide Catherine, dau. of Hy. Wilkin, Esq.), mar.
1855 Sir Jas. Cockle, F.R.S., formerly Ch. Just,
of Queensld. (d. 1895). i?es.,7ClanricardeGdns.,
Bayswater, W.,and 62 Wynnstay Gdns., Kens. ,W.
COCKS, family name of Somers Barony (late
an Earldom), q,v. for Hon. Jno. Jas. T. S.
COCKS, Charles Sebastian Somers, C.M.G.
(1903), Priv. Sec. to Earl Percy in Foreign Office,
208
COD
Directory of Peerage,
COL
prom, for servs. as Sec to Spec. Conimssn. on
Chinese Comrnerc. Negotiations : b. 1870 (1st cous.
once rem. of Bn. Somers). Club, St. James's.
CODDINGTON, Baronet. Sir William
Coddington, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1896), M.P. for Black-
burn (C. ) ,a D.L. for Lanes. , senior partner in W.D.
Coddington and Sons, cotton manufacturers ; lias
been Mayor of Blackburn : son of the late Wm. D.
I Coddington, Esq., b. 1830, mar. 1864 Sarah
Katherine, dau. of the late Wm. Thos. Hail, Esq.
Heir, none. Seat, Wycollar, Blackburn.
CODDINGTON, Lt.-Col. Herbert Adolpiie,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Boy. Ir. Fus. ; S. Africa
1899-1902, has been a D.A.A.G. : b. 1864.
CODRINGTON, Baronet of Dodington. Sir
William Robert Codrington, 6th Bt. {Gt. Br.
l'..ai)j Maj. nth Hussars', served in Natal 1899-
l£Oi : son of 5th Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1004, mar.
1903 Joan, dau. of Harry A. Rogers, Esq., of
Johannesburg. Heir pres., his bro. George
! Raimond (b. 1868; 2nd heir, next bro., Alexander
I Joseph, b. 1870). Bes., changing.
I CODRINGTON, Baronet of Dodington Bark.
j Sir Gerald "William Henry 'Codrington, 1st Bt.
I {U.K. 1876), formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj.
J Glouc. Yeom. : son of the late Christopher Wm.
i Codrington, Esq., M.P. ; b. 1850, mar. 1887 the
I under-mentioned Lady Sybil Codrington. Heir, his
I son Christopher William Gerald Henry (b.
1894 ; no 2nd heir). Sea', Dodington Pk., Chipping
Sodbury R.S.O., Glouc.
*** This Baronetcy is a younger branch of the preced-
ing one, and is a new creation to close up a series of
disputes as to right of title. The 2nd Bt. of the older
line disinherited his son and left his estates to his
nephew, who consequently assumed the title, and by
whom and his son it was irregularly borne for 60 years
till the grandson obtained the above legal creation.
CODRINGTON, Baronet\s Widow. Lady C.
(Mary, dau. of Robt. Roskell, Esq.), mar. i865
Sir Wm. M. Joseph Codri ngton, 5th Bt. of
Dodington (d. 1904). Res., Chateau de la Boul-
laye, Montfort, Brittanv.
CODRINGTON, Col." Alfred Edward, C.Y.O.
(1903), C.B., (Mil. 1904), comdg. Coldstrm. Gds. ;
Egypt 18S2, S. Africa 1899-1902, has been A.A.G.
3rd Army Corps: b. 1854. Bes., Preston Hall,
Uppingham, Rutld. ; 110 Eaton Sq., S.W.
CODRINGTON, Lady (Edith Henrietta)
Sybil, dau. of 1st E. of Londesborough (q.v.),
and wife of the above Sir Gerald Codrington, Bt.
CODRINGTON, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
Vetss. Hambleden.
COFFIN (PINE-), Maj. John Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Loy. N. Lanes. Regt.; Boer War 1899-
1902, now comdg. Mtd. Inf. in Egypt : b. i855.
COGHILL, Baronet. Sir John" Joscelyn Goa-
hill, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 177S), a D.L. for Co. Dublin
(High Sheriff 1859), formerly Lieut. 59th Regt. :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1825, sue. 1850, widower (mar.
the late Hon. Katherine Frances, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Piunket). Heir, his son Egerton Busiie (b. 1853 ;
2nd heir, latter' s son Marmaduke Nevill Patrick
Soinerville, b. 1896). Seat, Glen Barrahane,
Castletownshend, Skibbereen, Co. Cork ; town res.,
21 Bolton's Studios, Redcliffe Rd., S. Kens., S.W.
COGHILL, Col. Kendal Josiaii William, C.B.
(Mil. 1882), formerly Bong. Army, ret. 1883;
Mutiny and Egypt : b. 1832 (bro. of preceding
Bt.). Bes., Cosheen, Castletownshend, and
Bolton's Studios, as above.
COGHLAN, Timothy Augustine, I.S.O. (1903).
C.E., F.R.S.S. (Hon.), Statistician and Regist. of
Friendly Socs., New South Wales, supervised
Censuses 1891 and 1901 : b. 1856. Bes., Scotforth,
Elizabeth Bay, Sydney.
COHEN, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Arthur
Cohen, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1903), K.C. (1874).
COKE {pron. Cook), family name of Leicester
Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
COKE, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K. 1837),
eld. son and heir of E. of Leicester.
COKE, Brlg.-Gen. Edward Begesford, C.V.O.
(1904), Afgbn, 1879-80. now comdg. R.A. at Wool-
wich : b. 1850. Bes., The Common, Woolwich.
COKER, Col. Edmund Rogers, D.S.O. (1886),
late Durham L.I. ; Soudan 1885-6, ret. 1889: b.
1844. Bes., Gotton, West Monkton, Taunton.
COLBORNE, family name of Seaton Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
COLCHESTER, Baron. Reginald Charles
Edward Abbot, 3rd Bn. {U.K.), M.A., F.R.G.S.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Sussex; was Priv.
Sec. to Sir S. Northcote and 14th E. of Derby ;
a Charity Commissr. 1880-3, L.S.B. 1890-4 : son
of 2nd Bn. ; b. Feb. 13, 1842; sue. 1867 (C);
mar. 1889 Lady Isabella Grace Maude, dau. of
1st Earl de Montalt. Heir, none, nor titled
relatives. Seats, St. Bruno, Sunningdaie, Ascot ;
Forest Row, E. Grinstead, Sussex.
Creation. Bn. Colchester, U.K. 1817.— The 1st Bn.
was Chief Sec. for Treland, Keeper of the Privy Seal in
that kingdom, and Speaker of the (Imperial) House of j
Commons. His father had been Rector of All Saints, i
Colchester, rendering that town his own early home; )
hence his choice of the title, which implies no connection
whatever with the former Yiscty. of Colchester (1621-
1728), which was held by the families of Darcy and Savage
and eventually merged in the Rivers Earldom.
COLCHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Henry
Frank Johnson, D.D., LL.B., Bp. Suff. in St.
Albans Dioc, Archdn. of Essex 1885-94, now of
Colchester, late also Rect. of Chelmsford, prev.
Curate of Richmond, Surrey, and Vic. of High
Wych, was a Cornet in 1st Roy. Drgns. 1855-6 :
b. 1834, mar. 1857, cons. 1894. Bes., The Rectory,
Chelmsford.
COLE, family name of Enniskillen Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Jane, see also below.
COLE, Viscount {by courtesy), eld. son and heir
of E. of Enniskillen q.v. (title subst. for Vise.
Enniskillen, using the surname).
COLE, Alan Summerly, C.B. (Civ. 1902), an
Assist. Sec. to Bd. of Education: b. 1846. Bes. ,
20 Alfred PI. West, Thurloe Sq., S.W.
COLE, Col. Arthur Willoughby George
Lowry, D.S.O. (1902), late Roy. Wrelsh Fus.;
Burma 1885-7, N. Nigeria 1898-1900 (now Col.
Comdt. of Regt. there)", S. Africa 1901-2 : b. i860
(gt. grandson of 1st E. of Enniskillen).
COLE, Lady Eliza Philadelphia Erskine,
sist. of 30th E. of Mar.
COLE (WELLS-), Maj. Henry, D.S.O. (1899),
Yorks. L.I. ; Ind. Frontier 1897-8 as A.A.G.,
S. Africa 1900-1 as Assist. Prov. Marsh : b. 1864.
COLEBROOKE, Baronet. Sir Edward
Arthur Colcbrooke, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1759), a D.L.
for Lanarks., late Lieut, of Yeom. : son of 4th Bt.,
b. 1861, sue. 1890, mar. 1889 Alexandra Harriet,
dau. of the late Gen. Lord Alfd. H. Paget, C.B.
(son of 1st M. of Anglesey). Heir, his son Guy
Edward (b. 1893 : 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Roland
John, b. 1864). Seat, Abington House, Abington
R.S.O., Lanarks.; town res., Stratford House,
Stratford PI.. W.
COLEMAN, James Byrne, C.M.G. (1901),
M.D., F.R.C.P.I., Phys. to Richmond and other
Dublin Hosps., was head of the Irish Hosp. in
S. Africa 1900: b. 1863. Bes., 9 Merrion Sq.,
Dublin.
COLENBRANDER, Lt.-Col. Joiian William,
Baronetage, Knightage, Sec. COL 209
COL
C.B. (Mil. 1902), a South African linguist and
soldier; comd. " Colenbrander's Boys" in 1896,
and raised and led "Kitchener's Scouts" 1901:
b. 1857. Address, Box 123, Bulawayo.
COLERIDGE, family name of the Barony
following.
COLERIDGE, Baron. Bernard John Sey-
mour Coleridge, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), M.A., Chmn.
Devonsh. Q..S., formerly a Counsel for Post Office,
appd. Q.C. 1892, an M.P. 1885-94 : son of 1st Bn. ;
b. Aug. 19, 1851 ; sue. 1894 (L.) ; mar. 1876 his
cousin Mary Alethea, dau. of the late Rt. Rev.
Jno. F. Mackarness, Bp. of Oxford. Seat, The
Chanter's House, Ottery St. Mary, Devon ; town
res., 8 Wetherby PI., Hereford Sq., S.W.; chamb.,
3 King's Bench "Walk, Temple, E.C.
Creation. Bn. Coleridge, U.K. 1874.— Jno. Duke
Coleridge, F.R.S., the 1st Bn., was M.P. for Exeter
1863-73 and Lord Chief Justice of England 1880-94.
Titled Relatives.
(Coleridge.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Geoffrey Duke C, heir to Barony, B. A., late
Lieut. 3rd Vol. Batt. Devonsh. Begt.: b. 1877, mar.
1904 Jessie A., dau. of the late Geo. Evelyn Mac-
karness, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Coleridge). (2nd heir, his
son, b. 1905.)
Hon. Audrey Jane C, b. 1878.
Hon. Phillis Mary C, b. 1883.
Issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sist. of present)
Hon. Mildred Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Adams,
b. 1847, mar. 1885 Chas. Warren A., Esq.
(Present Baron, b. 1851.)
Hon. Stephen William Buchanan C, M. A., barrister-
at-law, Clerk of Assize for S. Wales Circ. : b. 1854,
mar. 1879 Geraldine Beatrice, dau. of the late
Chas. M. Lushington, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Stephen C).
Res., The Ford, Grey well, Winchfield, Hants. : 7
Egerton Mansns., S. Kens., S.W. ; chamb., 243 Roy.
Cts. of Justice, W.C.
Hon. Gilbert James Duke C, M. A., Assist. Mast, in
Crn. Off. Dept. of Supr. Ct. : b. 1859, mar. 1888 Annie
Marion, dau. of Duncan Darrocl), Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Gilbert C). Res., 11 Roland Gdns., 8. Kens., S.W. ;
chamb., 478 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
COLERIDGE, Baron's Widow. Ths Dowager
Lady C. (Amy Augusta Jackson, dau. of the late
Henry B. Lawford, Esq., B.C.S.) , mar. 1885, as 2nd
wife, 1st Bn. Coleridge, Lord Ch. Justice of Eng-
land (d. 1894). Res., 36 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
COLERIDGE, Maj. Hugh Fortescue, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Loy. N. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1859.
COLES, Knight. Sir Jenkin Coles, K.C.M.G.
(1894), Speaker of Leg. Assemb. S. Australia,
HI prev. Commissr. of Crown Lands and Pub. Works :
jl b. 1842, mar. 1865 Ellen Henrietta, dau. of Hy.
Briggs, Esq. Res. , Da vaar, Adelaide.
COLES, Col. Arthur Horsman, C.M.G. (1904),
I D.S.O. (1889), late Warwicks. Regt. ; Nile 1884-5,
I Soudan 1887-9, now Comdt. Uganda Rifles : b.
I 1856. Res.. 61 Prince's Sq., Bayswater, W.
I COLES, Charles Edward, Pacha, C.M.G.
I (1900), Dir.-Gen. of Egyptn. Prisons Dept.,
I formerly of Bombay Police : b. 1853. Res., Cairo.
I COLES (COWPER-), Hon. Mrs. Samuel, dau.
I of 1st Bn. Glanusk.
1 COLL, Knight. Sir Patrick Coll, K.C.B.
a (Civ. 1903 ; Kt. Bach. 1896), Ch. Crown Solicitor
I for Ireland, prev. for Co. and City of Dublin : b.
]! 1839, widower. Res., Ardsunnas, Dalkey, Co.
1 Dublin ; 54 Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin.
1 COLLARD, Knight. Sir George Collard, Kt.
1 Bach. (1903), Mayor of Canterbury ten times,
1 memb. of the brewing firm of Ash and Co. : b.
1 1840, mar. 1874 Ann, dau. of Thos. Ash, Esq.
I Res., The Gables, Barton Fields, Canterbury.
COLLEN, KniGht. Lt. •» Gen. Sir Edwin
Henry Hayter Collen, G.C.I.E. (1901 ; K.C.I.E.
i893), C.B. (Mil. 1897), I. A., served in Abyssinia
1868, Afghanistan, and Soudan, late Mil. Memb.
of Counc. of Viceroy of India, prev. Sec. in Mil*
Dept. : b. 1843, mar. 1873 Blanche, dau. of the
late Chas. Rigby, Esq. Res., 9 Palmeira Mansns.,
Hove, Brighton.
COLLEN, Capt. Edwin Henry Ethelbert,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8 and S.
Africa 1899-1901, now a Staff Capt. at Headqrs. :
b. 1875.
COLLEONI, CoNTESSA,dau. of 8th E. of New-
burgh.
COLLET, Baronet. Sir Mark Edlmann Collet,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1888), B.A. : son of 1st Bt., b.
1864, sue. 1905, mar. 1888 Nina Emma Caroline,
dau. of Rev. Chas. Theobald. No heir. Seat, St.
Clere, Kemsing, Sevenoaks, Kent ; res., 2 Sussex
Sq., W.,and Le Bocage, Hyeres, France.
COLLET, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Antonia Frederica, dau. of Jos. Edlmann,
Esq.), mar. 1862, as 2nd wife, Sir Mark Wilks
Collet, 1st Bt. (d. 1905).
COLLET, Wilfred, C.M.G. (1897), F.R.C.I.,
Colon. Sec. of Brit. Honduras, late Dist. Com-
missr. Cyprus, prev. Assist. Native Commissr.
Fiji and Sec. to High Commissrs. West Pacific
1884-97: b. 1856. Res., Belize.
COLLETON, Baronet. Sir Robert Augustus
William Colleton, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1661), C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Col. late comdg. 1st Batt. Roy. Welsh
Fus., served with Hazara Expedn. 1891, Tirah,
in Crete 1898, and in S. Africa 1900-2 : son of
8th Bt., b. 1854, sue. 1866, mar. 1880 Edith, dau.
of Thos. R. Abraham, Esq. Heir, none. Club,
U. Serv.
COLLEY (POMEROY-), Knight's Widow
(remrrd. and now known as Mrs. Wentworth
Beaumont) . Edith Althea, dau. of Maj. -Gen. Hy.
M. Hamilton, C.B., mar., 1st, 1878, Maj.-Gen.
Sir Geo. P. Pomeroy-Colley, K.C.S.I. (killed at
Majuba Hill 1881) ; 2ndly, 1891, as 2nd wife.
Wentworth B. Beaumont, Esq. (father of the
present M.P.). Res., Bretton Pk., Wakefield;
144 Piccadilly, W.
COLLIER, family name of Monkswell Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
COLLINGS, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Jesse
Collings, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1892), M.P. for Bordesley,
B'ham (L.U.), late Under Sec. for Home Dept.,
and has been Sec. to Loc. Govt. Bd., formerly
head of the merchant firm Collings and Wallis,
Birmingham, has been Mayor of that City and
Chmn. Free Libraries Cmttee., at one time Pres.
of Nat. Fed. of Liberal Assocs. : b. 1831, mar.
1858. Res., Southfield, Edgbaston, B'ham.
COLLINGS, Lt.-Col. Godfrey Disney, D.S.O.
(1902), Army Pay Dept. ; Zulu War 1879, and
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1855.
COLLINGWOOD, Col. Cuthbert George,
C.B. (Mil. 1898), comdg. 2nd Batt. Lanes. Fus. at
Khartoum, ret. 1899: b. 1848. Res., Glanton Pyke,
Glanton R.S.O., Nor thumb.
COLLINS, Bishop— see " Gibraltar."
COLLINS, Knight (1). Sir Arthur John Ham-
mond Collins, Kt. Bach. (1885), late Ch. Just, of
Madras, formerly Recorder of Poole and Exeter
and Treas. of Gray's Inn, appd. Q.G. 1877: b.
1837, mar. 1863 Isabella, dau. of the late Rev.
Richd. Wilson, D.D. Res., 18 Ashburn PL, S.
Kens., S.W.; chamb., 1 Dr. Johnson's Bdgs.,
Temple, E.C.
Q
2io COL Directory of Peerage, COL
COLLINS, Knight (2). Sir Robert Haw-
thorn Collins, K.C.B. (Civ. i884),K,C.V,0. (1904),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Comptroller of Household
to H.R.H. the Dchss. of Albany and formerly to
the late Duke (also his tutor) : b. 1841, mar. 1875
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Rev, H. Wightwick, and
a Lady in Waiting to H.R.H. the Dchss. of
Albany. Res., Broom Hill, Esher, Surrey.
COLLINS, Knight (3). Sir William Job
Collins, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., F.R.C.S., a D.L.
for Co. London, L.C.C. (Chmn. 1897-8), Pres. of
Medico-Legal Soc, Surg, to Roy. Eye Hosp., &c,
was on Roy. Commssn. on Vaccination 1889-97 :
b. 1859, mar. 1898 Jean, dau. of Jno. Wilson, Esq.,
of Glasgow, formerly M.P. Res., 1 Albert Terr.,
Regent's Pk., N.W.
COLLINS, Priv. Counc. and Knight (4) . Rt.
Hon. Sir Richard Henn Collins, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1897), Kt. Bach. (1891), M.A., LL.D., D.C.L.,
Master of the Rolls, prev. a Lord Justice of
Appeal, is Chmn. Hist. MSS. Commssn., late Pres.
of Railway Commssn. and Judge in the Queen's
Bench Div. of High Ct., appd. Q.C. 1883 : b. 1842,
mar. 1868 Jane Ogle, dau. of Very Rev. O. Wm.
Moore, Dean of Clogher. Res. , 3 Bramham Gdns. ,
Earl's Ct., S.W. ; cliamb., 4 Brick Ct., Temple,
E.C., and 354 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
COLLINS, Capt. Angus Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1871. Res., Collingrove, Angaston, S. Australia ;
Wood Hall. Pinner, Middx.
COLLINS, Lt.-Col. Arthur, C.B. (Civ. 1899),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1896), late 57th Regt. ; Zululd.
1879, now Gent. Usher Quarterly Waiter to
H.M. : b. 1845. Res., Cow-Leeze, Hayling Isld.,
Hants. ; 37 Sackville St., W.
COLLINS, Capt. Ernest Rokeby, D.S.O.
(1900-1), E. Lanes. Regt.; Boer War 1900 : b. 1870.
COLLINS, Maj .-Gen. John Stratford, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), Burma 1886-8, N.W. Frontier 1897-8,
now Insp. Gen. of Vols, in India : b. 1851.
COLLINS, Rev. Reginald, D.S.O. (1900-1),
1st Class R. C. Chapl. to Forces ; Egypt, Suakin,
and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1851.
COLLINS, Capt. Richard Henn, D.S.O. (1902),
Roy. Berks. Regt. : S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
COLLINS, Capt. Robert Henry Muirhead,
C.M.G. (1904), formerly a Capt. R.N., now Sec.
Defence Dept., Austral. Commonwealth : b. 1852.
Res., Melbourne.
COLLINS, Hon. Mrs. Thomas (prev. Hon.
Bertha Lambart, a Maid of Honour to Queen
Victoria 1890-1901, whence her title " Hon.") : b.
1869, mar. 1903 Maj. Thos. G. Collins.
COLLIS, Maj. -Gen. Francis William, C.B.
(Mil. 1891), Col. 21st Punjabis, I. A. Supernum.
List; Sikkim 1860-1, Abyss. 1867-8, Afghn.
1878-80, and Mahsud Waziri : b. 1839. Res., 38
Bouverie Rd., Folkestone West.
COLLIS, Capt. Robert Henry, D.S.O. (1900-1),
6th Drgn. Gds. retd. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, now in
Pemb. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1875.
COLLIS (COOKE-), Col. William, C.M.G.
(1900-1), Col. 9th Batt. King's Roy. Rif. Corps
(Mil.) and an A.D.C. to H.M. ; Afghn. 1879-80.
Soudan 1885, S. Africa 1899-1900, is a D.L. for
Co. Cork : b. 1847. Res., Castle Cooke, Kilworth
R.S.O., Co. Cork.
COLLOPY, Capt. C. J., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Bethune's Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1900-1.
COLLS, Thomas Arthur, I.S.O. (1902), Insp.
of Stamping, Inld. Rev. Dept. : b. 1842.
COLLYER, William Robert, I.S.O. (1903),
M.A., late Attorney-Gen. Straits Settmts., has
been Acting Ch. Justice in Sierra Leone; Puisne
Judge at Gold Coast, and Queen's Advdc. iri
Cyprus : b. 1842. Res., Singapore, and Hackford
Hall, Reepham, Norwich.
COLMER, Joseph Grose, C.M.G. (1888), has
been Sec. to High Commissr. for Canada in Lon-
don, and Sec. to Colonisation Bd. : b. 1856. Res.,
29 Eldon Rd., Kens., W. ; 99 Gresham St., E.C.
COLNAGHI, Knight. Sir Dominic Ellis
Colnaghi, Kt. Bach. (1888), late Consul-Gen. at
Boston, prev. at Florence, and Cons, in Corsica,
Cyprus, and at Turin : b. 1834, mar. 1862 Joanna
Sophia, dau. of the late Hy. Beavan, Esq. Club,
Athenaeum.
COLOMB, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir John Charles Ready Colomb, P.C. (Irel. 1903).
K.C.M.G. (1888), F.R.G.S., F.R.S.S., M.P. for
Yarmouth (C), formerly Capt. R.M.A., a D.L.
for Kerry (High Sheriff 1895) : b. 1838, mar. 1866,
as 2nd husb., Emily Anna, dau. of Robt. S.
Palmer, Esq., and widow of Lieut. Chas. A.
Paget, R.N. Res. , Dromquinna, Kenmare R.S.O. ,
Co. Kerry ; 75 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
COLOMBO, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Ernest
Arthur Copleston, D.D., 5th Bp., formerly Curate
of St. Luke, Maidenhead, and Incumbt. of St.
Paul's, Kandy: bro. of prev. Bp. (now of Cal-
cutta), b. 1854, mar. 1890, cons. 1903. Res.,
Colombo, Ceylon.
COLQUHOUN (pron. Cohoon') , Baronet. Sir
James Colquhoun, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1786, new crea-
tion, the orig. of Scot . 1625 having fallen into dispute
and being now merged in the Searield Earldom) ,
M.A., Loi-d Lieut, of Dumbartonsh. and Chief of \
the Colquhoun Clan: son of 4th Bt., b. 1844,
sue. 1873, mar. 1904, 2nd wife, Ivie, dau. of Maj. i
J. Maclean Urquhart. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
Alan John, C.B. (below ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Ian, b. 1887). Seats &c, Rossdhu, and Camstrad-
den, nr. Luss ; Arrochar House and Stuckgowan,
Arrochar — all in Dumbartonsh. ; Dunclutha, Ore,
Hastings.
COLQUHOUN, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Katherine, dau. of Mons. De St. Vitalis), mar.
1843 Sir Patrick Colquhoun, Q.C., formerly Ch.
Justice in Ionian Is. (d. 1891). Res.. Vine Cottage,
Halliford, Shepperton R.S.O., Middlesex.
COLQUHOUN, Col. Alan John, C.B. (Civ.
1897), a D.L. for Dumbartonsh. and Hon. Col.,
late Lt.-Col. comdg., Edinburgh Artill. (Mil.),
formerly Lieut. 42nd Highldrs., is heir to Col-
quhoun Btcy. : b. 1838. Res., 1 Royal Terr.,
Edinburgh.
COLQUHOUN, Com. William Jarvie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S.Africa 1900 comdg. Victorian Navy : b.
1859. Res., Melbourne.
COLSON, Charles, C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.I.C.E.,
has been Suptg. Engr.-in-Charge at Malta and
Devonport Dockvds., Dep. Engr.-in-Ch. of Nav.
Works, &c. : b. 1839. Res., 47 Victoria St., S.W.
COLT, Baronet. Rev. Sir (Edward Harry)
Dutton Colt, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1694), M.A., late
Rector of Monkokehampton, Devon : son of 7th
Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1893, mar. 1889 Alice, dau. of the
late Wm. J. Strange, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Thomas Archer (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Henry Archer, Lieut. R.N. , b. 1882) . Res., Oak-
mead, Lvndhurst Rd., Exeter.
COLTHURST, Baronet. Sir George St. John
Colthurst, 6th Bt. (Irel. 1744), a D.L. for Cork,
formerly of the 43rd Foot, and A.D.C. to Lord
Li^ut. of Ireland : son of 5th Bt., b. 185a, sue.
1873, mar. 1881 Edith Jane Thomazine, dau. of
COL
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
COM
the late C'apt. Jonas Morris. Heir, his son George
Oliver (b. 1882 ; 2nd heir, next son, Richard St.
John Jefferyes, b. 1887). Seats, Ardrum (Innis-
carra) and Ballwoumy (Macroom) , Cork ; Blarney
Castle, Blarney R.S.O., Co. Cork.
COLTHURST, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady C. (Louisa Jane, dau. of the late St. John
Jefferyes, Esq.), mar. 1846 Sir Geo. C. Colthurst,
5th Bt. (d. 1878). Res., 47 Hill St., Berkeley Sq.,
W.
COLUMBIA (BRITISH), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
William Willcox Perrin, D.D., 2nd Bp., prev.
Vic. of St. Luke's, Southampton : b. 1848, cons.
1893, mar. 1904. Res., Bishop's Close, Victoria,
Brit, Col.
COLVILE, Kntght. Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry
Edward Colvile,K.C.M.Gt. (1895), OB. (Mil. 1885),
formerly of Gren. Gds., comd. 9th Div. in S.
Africa 1899-1900, and the Inf. Brig, at Gibraltar,
recently Acting Commissr. in Uganda, and comd.
Unyoro Expedn., served also in Soudan and Nile
Expedns., Burma, &c, ret. 1901 : b. 1852, mar.
1886, 2nd wife, Zelie Isabelle, dau. of the late M.
Richaud de Preville of Basses Pyrenees. Res.,
Lullington, Burton - on - Trent ; Lightwater,
Bagshot, Surrey; 80 Sth. Audley St., W.
COLVILE, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Frances Elinor, dau. of Sir Jno. P. Grant,
G.C.M.G.), mar. 1857 Rt. Hon. Sir Jas. Wm. Col-
vile, Ch. Justice of Calcutta (d. 1880). Res., Park
Cottage, Ledbury, Herefs.
COLVILE, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 22nd
Bnss. de Clifford.
COLVILE, Lt.-Gen. Fiennes Middleton, C.B.
(Mil. 1866), Mutiny 1857-9 and N.Z. 1864-5, ret.
I 1887, late conidg. Welsh Bord. Inf. Vol. Brig. :
b. 1832. Res., St. Mildred's, Guildford.
' COLVILE, Capt. George Northcote, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Oxfdsh. L.L ; S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
1867.
COLVILLE, family name of Colville of
Culross Viscty., q.v. for "Hons." and for Lady
Adelaide.
COLVILLE, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
C. (Georgiana Mary, dau. of Evan Baillie, Esq.),
inar. 1857 Col. Hon. Sir William Jas. Colville,
K.C.V.O., Master of the Ceremonies to H.M.
(uncle of Vise. Colville of Culross and raised to
rank of a Bn.'s son; d. 1903). Rts., 3 Eaton
PI., S.W.
COLVILLE, Master of, title of elder son and
heir of Vise. Colville of Culross.
COLVILLE, Col. Arthur Edward William,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), late Rif. Brig.; Afghn. 1878-9,
Mahsud Waziri 1881, N.W. Frontier 1897, and in
S. Africa 1899-1902, late Ch. Staff Offr. in Egypt :
b. 1857 (nephew of 1st Visc.L Res., Cairo.
COLVILLE of CULROSS, Viscount. Charles
Robert William Colville, 2nd Vise. (U.K.), 11th
!Bn. C. of C. {Scot.), formerly Maj. Gren. Gds.,
served in Zulu War 1879, was A.D.C. to Com.-in-
Ch. in Bombay, and Mil. Sec. to Gov.-Gen. of
Canada (B11. Stanley of Preston) : son of istVi e.
b. Apr. 26, 1854. ; sue. 1903 (C.) ; mar. 1885 Ruby,
uau. of the late Lt.-Col. Henry D. Streatfeild.
Res., 15 Queen's Gt. PL, S. Kens., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Colville of Culross, 1835, Vise.
1902. Scot: Bn. C. of C. 1604.— Sir Jas. Colville (Kt.),
ivho won distinction in the French Wars under Henry
)f Navarre, was the 1st Scottish Baron. This Peerage
ay dormant from about 1680 till 1723, subsequent to
ho death of the 4th Bn.; but as it had been created with
emainder to "heirs male whatsoever" the succession
ell by right to the great great nephew of the 1st Bn.,
who however never claimed the title. But its eventual
settlement upon his soli distinctly establishes him as sth
Bn, de jure. The late 10th Bn. obtained the Viscty.
Titled Relativeb.
(Colville,)
Issue of present (2nd) Vise. :
•Hon. Margaret 0., b. 1886.
Master of Colville, heir to Viscounty : Hon. Charles
Alexander C, R.lN.,b. x883.
Hon. John Gilbert C, and heir, b. 1892.
Hon. Sybil Marion C. , b. 1897.
Surviving issue of 1st Vise. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1854,)
Hon. Blanche Cecile, now Hon. Mrs. Richard Britten,
b. 1857, mar. 1890 Rear'Adm. Richd. Eredk. B.
Res., Kenswick, Worcester.
Capt. Hon. Stanley Cecil James C, C.V.O. (1902),
C.B. (Mil. i8q6), R.N.-, served in Zululd., Egypt,
and with Nile and Dongola Expedns. : b. 1861,
mar. iroa Lady Adelaide Jane Meade, dau. of 4th
E. of Clanwilliam. lies., AS Prince's Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
Hon. George Charles C,B. A., barrister-at-law, b. 1867.
Res., with preceding.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Adelaide C, see Capt. Hon. Stanley above.
Aunt of present V. (by mrrge.) :
Hon. Lady C, see "Colville, Kt.'s Wid." above.
COLVILLE of CULROSS, Viscount's Widow.
Dowager Viscountess C. of C, nee Hon. Cecile
Katherine Mary Caringion, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Carrington, b. 1829, mar. 1853 1st Vise. Colville of
Culross (d. 1903). Res., 45 Prince's Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W., with sons.
COLVIN. Knight (1). Sir Auckland Colvin,
K.C.S.I. (1892), K.C.M.G. (1881), CLE. (1883),
formerly Controller-Gen. in Egypt, Financ. Memb.
of Viceroy of India's Counc, Lt.-Gov. of N.W.
Provs., &c. : b. 1838, widower. Res., Earl Soham
Lodge, Framlingham, Suffolk.
COLVIN, Knight (2). Sir Walter Mytton
Colvin (Kt. Bach. 1904), LL.B., barrister-at-law,
late a memb. of Ind. Police Commssn., five years
an M.L.C. of Agra aud Oudh : b. 1847, mar- l873
Anne, dau. of the late Wigram E. Money, Esq.
Res., Langley House, Liss, Hants.
COLVIN, Col. Cecil Hodgson, D.S.O. (1901),
B. A., Hon. CoL and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt.
Essex Regt. (Mil.) ; Soudan 1884-5, S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1858. Res., 99 Gloucester PL, Portman
Sq.,W.
COLvTLN, Hon. Mrs. Forrester, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Rathdonnell.
COLVIN, Lady Gwendoline Audrey Adeline
Brudenell, dau. of 2nd E. of Stradbroke (q.v.)
and wife of following.
COLVIN, Col. Richard Beale, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), B.A., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Essex Imper. Yeorn. ; S. Africa 1900-1, a D.L.
for Essex (High Sheriff 1890) : b. 1856, mar.
1895 the preceding. Res., Monkhams, Waltham
Abbey.
COLWELL, Gen. George Haerie Thorn,
C. B. (Mil. 1887), R.M.L.I., Egypt 1884: b.
1841. Res., Claremont Lodge, Southsea.
COLWELL, Lieut. George Henry, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1903), R.N. ; Egypt 1882, now of
H.M.'s yacht ' Victoria and Albert.'
COMBE, Maj.-Gen. Boyce Albert, C.B. (Mil.
1889), Abyss. 1867-S, and Afghn. 1878-80, was Mil.
See. to Com.-in-Ch. India 1885, late comdg. a
1st class Dist. of the Punjab, ret, 1903, is Col.
14th Hussars : b. 1841.
Q 2
2 1 2 COM Directory of Peerage,
CON
COMBE, Ladies Constance Augusta and Jane
Seymour, daus. of 3rd Marq. Conyngham.
COMBERMERE, Viscount. Francis Lynch
"Wellington Stapleton-Cotton, 4th Vise. (U.K.)
and a Bt. , a minor : son of 3rd V. ; b. June 29, 1887 ;
sue. 1898. Sent, Combermere Abbey, Whitchurch,
Salop ; ?*es.,Chaseley House, Rugeley, Staffs.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1677. U.K. : Bn. Comber-
mere, 1814; Vise. Combermere, 1827.— Fd.-Marsb. Sir
Stapleton Cotton, G.C.B., G.C.H., K.S.I., 6th Bt., was
the 1st Bn. and Vise. ; be was a distinguished General in
the Peninsula, and afterwards Governor of Barbados
and Com.-hi-Ch. in India. The surname Stapleton
was assumed by the 1st Bn. in 1814, and is still correct.
Titled Relatives.
(Stapleton-Cotton. )
Issue of 2nd V. (uncle and aunts of present, him-
self sole issue of 3rd) :
(The late 3rd Viscount, b. 1845, d. 1893.)
Hon. Caroline Susan Mary Stapleton, now Hon.
Mrs. Cecil Peel, b. 1846, mar. 1867 Lt.-Col. Cecil
Lennox P. Res., The Cottage, Easthampstead Pk.,
Wokingham, Berks.
Hon. Richard Southwell George S.-C, heir pres. to
Viscounty, Hon. Col. Scots Gds. retired, served
in Zulu War 1879 and in Bechuanaland 188s,
late Insp.-Gen. of Police, Brit. Guiana: b. 1849,
mar. 1870 Hon. Jane Charlotte Methuen, dau. of
2nd Bn. M. (Hon. Mrs. Richard S.-C). Res., Somer-
ford Pk., Brewood, Stafford, (and heir, his son
Richard Greville Arthur Wellington, Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1873.)
Hon. Hester Alice, now Lady Alexander Paget, b.
1851, mar. 1880 the late Lord Alex. Victor P. (son of
2nd M. of Anglesey, q.v. ; d. 1896).
COMBERMERE, Viscount's "Widow. Vis-
countess C. (Isabel Marian, dau. of Sir George
Chetwynd, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1880. 2nd wife to 2nd
husb. (both sides prev. divorced), 3rd Vise. Com-
bermere (d. 1898). Res., Chaseley House, as above.
COMMERELL, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Matilda Maria, dau. of Jos. Bushby, Esq.), mar.
1853 Adm. of the Eleet Sir Jno. E. Commerell,
G.C.B., W (d. 1901). Res., 45 Rutland Gt., S.W.
COMPORT, George Henry, I.S.O. (1902),
formerly Suptg. Engr. Postal Tel eg. Serv. of
Nth. Midld. Dist. : b. 1838. Res., Langley,
Darracott Rd., Boscombe, Bournemouth.
COMPTON (pron. Cumpton), conventional
family name of Northampton Marquessate, q.v.
for ' ' Lords ' ' and "Ladies . "
COMPTON, Bishop {retired) and Peer's Son.
Rt. Rev. Lord Alwyne Compton, D.D., late 59th
Bp. of Ely, Lord High Almoner to H.M. and
Visitor of three Camb. Colls., formerly Archdn.
of Oakham and Dean of Worcester : son of 2nd
M. of Northampton, b. July 18, 1825, cons. 1886,
in Lords 1890 till retirement in 1905. mar. 1850
Florence Caroline, dau. of the lats Rev. Robt.
Anderson (Laiy Alwyne Compton). Bcs., St.
Martin's, Canterbury.
COMPTON, Earl (by courtesy — title U.K. 1812),
elder son and heir of M. of Northampton.
COMPTON, Lieut. Walter Burdoe, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), R.N., of H.M.'s yacht ' Victoria
and Albert.'
CONCANON, Maj. Edmond George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lond. Ir. Vol. Rifles and a merab. of
Stock Exchange; with C.I. V. in S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1875. Res., 6 Gloucester Terr., Lancaster
Gt., W.
CONGLETON, Baron. Henry Pnrnell (pron.
Par1 nel), 4th Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt. (Irel.), C.B.
(Mil. 1879) 5 Maj .-Gen. (ret. 1902), late in comd. of
Inf. Brig, at Malta, where he is an M.E.C.,
prev. served in Crimea and in Zulu War of 1879 :
son of 3rd Bn. ; b. July 10, 1839 ; sue. 1896 (G.) ;
mar. 1885 Elizabeth Peter, dau. of the late
Dug aid Dove, Esq. Sent, Rathleague, Mary-
borough, Queen's Co. ; res., 28 Green St., W.
Creations. A Bt. Irel. 1766 ; Bn. Congleton, U.K.
1841.— Sir Henry B. Parnell, 4th Bt., who had married
the daughter of the 1st Earl of Portarlington, was
created 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Parnell.)
Issue 0/ present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Agnes Caroline Sophia P., b. 1889.
Hon. Henry Bligh Fortescue P., heir to Barony, b.
1890.
Hon. John Brooke Moles worth P., 2nd heir, b. 1892.
Hon. William Alastair Darner P., b. 1894.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro., half-bros., &c., of
present) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1839.)
Hon. Arthur P., Col. R.E. retired, b. 1841, mar. 1868
Mary Anna, dau of Alf. R. Dunn, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Arthur P. of 97 Oakley St., Chelsea, S.W.).
Hon. Emma Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. Perry- Ay scough
(pron. Askew), b. 1842, mar. 1866 the late Rev. George
Booth P.-A. (d. 1885). Res., 24 St. John's Church
Rd., Folkestone.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Victor Alexander Lionel Dawson P., barrister-
at-law, b. 1852. Res., Court Lodge, Wychling,
Sittingbourne, Kent.
Hon. Madeline Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Wells, b. 1855, mar. 1895 Chas. A. Este ]V., Esq.
Res., 9 St. Andrew's PI., Reg. Pk., N.W.
Hon. Louisa Anna Maria, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Errington, b. 1857, mar. 1884 Eras. H. Launcelot
E., Esq. Res., 5 York Terr., Reg. I'k., N.W.
Hon. Elizabeth Mary Emily, now Hon. Mrs.
AVilloughby Verner, b. 1859, mar. 1881 Lt.-Col. Win.
Will. Cole V.
Hon. Mabel Frances Letitia, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Hopkinson: b. 1862, mar. 1898 Capt. Hy. Chas.
Barwick II.
Hon. Lionel Charles Nugent P., b. 1864, mar. 1899
Marjorie Gore, dau. of Wm. Millar, Esq. Res.,
Arnewood, Totland Bay R.S.O., I.W.
Dau. of 2nd Bn. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Sarah Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Mandeville,
b. 1868, mar. 1895 Henry Ambrose M., Esq., for-
merly Lieut. R.N. Res., Anner Castle, Clonmel.
CONGLETON, B arons' Wi do ws . ( 1 ) Margaret,
Lady C. (Margaret Catherine, dau. of the late
Chas. Ormerod, Esq.), mar. 1867, as 3rd wife,
2nd Bn. Congleton (d. 1883). Res., 53 Gt. Cumber-
land PL, W. — (2) Dowager Lady C. (Hon. Caro-
line Margaret, dau. of the late Hon. Lionel C.
Dawson, son of 1st E. of Portarlington) , a Maid of
Honour 1845-51 : b. 1822, mar. 1851, as 2nd wife,
her cousin 3rd Bn. Congleton (d. 1896). Res., 13
Bryanston Sq., W.
CONGREVE, Hon. Mrs. John, granddau. of
7th E. of Bessborough.
CONGREVE, Col. Walter Norris, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), W (1899), Rif. Brig.; S.
Africa 1899-1902, a D.L. for Staffordsh., and
Priv. Sec. to H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught : b.
1862. Res., Congreve, Penkridge, Stafford; 84
Cadogan PL, S.W.
CONNOLLY, Col. Benjamin Bloomfield, C.B.
(Mil. 1900), M.A., M.D., F.R.C.S.I., A.M.S.,
Jowaki 1877-8, Zulu War, Egypt, Soudan and
Nile 1884-5, ret. 1891 : b. 1845. Res., 20 Wickham
Rd., St. John's, S.E.
CONNOR, Bishop of— see " Down."
CONOLLY, William Wellington, I.S.O.
(1903), a Princ. Clk. in Loe. Govt. Board.
CONRY, Capt. James Lionel Joyce, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Connaught Rangers ; S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1873.
CON Baronetage, Knightage, dec. COO 213
CONSIDINE, Heffernan Fritz James Joseph
John, C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
B.A., D.L. for Co. Limerick (High Sheriff 1881),
Dep.-Insp.-Gen. of Roy. Irish Constab. : b. 1846.
Res., Derk, Pallasgreen R.S.O., Co. Limerick;
Farm Hill, Dundrum, Co. Dublin.
CONSTABLE (CLIFFOKD-), Baronet's
"Widow. Lady C.-G. (Rosina, dau. of Chas.
Brandon, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1865, as 2nd wife, Sir
Thos. A. Clifford-Constable, 2nd Bt. (d. 1870,
P line extinct 1894) ; 2ndly, 1872, E. Trelawny, Esq.
! (d. same year) ; 3rdly, 1876, Fras. J. Hartley,
\ Esq. (d. 1880) — retaining title by right. Res.,
\ Palazzo Barachini, 8 Via Venti Settembre, Rome ;
Heywood Abbey, Stafford.
CONWAY, Knight. Sir "William Martin
Conway,Kt. Bach. (1895), M.A., F.R.G.S.,F.S.A.,
F.G.S., Slade Prof, of Fine Arts at Cambridge, j
an extensive traveller in the Alps, Himalayas,
j Spitzbergen, S. America, &c, has been Chmn. of
Cmttee. of Incorp. Soc. of Authors: b. 1856, j
mar. 1884 Katrina, dau. of Chas. Lambard, Esq.,
of Maine, U.S.A. Res., Bed House, Hornton St., '
Kensington, "W.
CONWAY of RAGLEY, Baron {Eng. 1703), |
of KILLULTAGH (Irel. 1712)— see "Hertford, |
M. of," whose title is "Bn. Conway" on Irish
Roll.
CONYERS, Baroness — see " Fauconberg and !
Conyers."
*** The three Baronies of Fauconberg, Darcy de
Knayth, and Memill, Peerages by writ which had been
in abeyance for several centuries, were in 1903 brought
before the Committee of Privileges of the House of Lords
as jointly accruing to th 3 two daughters of the izth Bn. j
Conyers. The decision arrived at was that in the lines of .
Fauconberg and Darcy the said ladies were strictly the !
co-heiresses, but not in that of Meinill, it not being
certain that any person had ever sat in the Lords
under that title. The abeyance as thus cleaned lasted
but a few weeks longer, His Majesty in September
awarding one of the two Baronies to each of the
two sisters as presently stated. The elder of these had
already obtained the Conyers Barony by a like deter-
mination of abeyance in 1892, this having lasted for
the four years from her father's death, whilst she had
previously become by marriage Ctss. of Yarborough, as
her sister in 1890 became Ctss. of Powis. The award
consequently makes the Ctss. of Yarborough Bnss. in
her own right of Fauconberg and Conyers, and the Ctss.
of Powis similarly Bnss. of Darcy de Knayth.
CONYERS, Baron's "Widow— see "Darcy de
Knayth and Conyers."
*** In the course of the above deliberation of the
Committee of Privileges it was decided that the Barony
of Darcy, instead of remaining all along in abeyance
from 1418, was really called out of that condition
("determined") by a new patent in i6;i, the ancient
rule as to Baronies by writ subsisting nevertheless.
j Thus the late 12th Bu. Conyers who died in 1888 was
posthumously established to have been de jure Bn.
Darcy de Knayth and Conyers, and that double title is
! therefore now the designation of his widow.
CONYNGHAM, family name of following Mar-
! quessate.
; CONYNGHAM (pron. Cunningham), Mar-
j quess. Victor George Henry Francis Conyng-
i ham, 5thMarq. {Irel.), sits&s Bn. Minster (U.K.) ;
I Lieut. 3rd Batt. Wilts. Regt. (Mil.). : son of 4th
i M. ; b. Jan. 30, 1883; sue. 1897 (1C.) ; unmrrd.
Seats &c, Slane Castle, Slane R.S.O., Co. Meath ;
j The Hall, Mountcharles R.S.O., Co. Donegal ;
I j The Lodge, Glenties R.S.O., same Co.; Bifrons,
Patrixbourne, Canterbury.
I Creations. Irel. : Bn. Conyngham, 1781 ; Vise. C. 1789 ;
Earl C. and Vise. Mount Charles, 1797 ; Marq. Conyng-
I ham, E. of Mount Charles, and Vise. Slane, 1816. U.K. :
If Bn. Minster, 1821.— The Rt. Hon. Henry Conyngham,
I M.P., was the 1st Bn., that title having originally been
I awarded him in 1753, but without the special remainder
to his nephew which the later creation contained. He
had also received the Earldom and Viscty., but these
lapsed at his death and were granted afresh to the 3rd
in line, and followed by the Marquessate and its
accompanying honours. The nephew who was his
immediate successor was his sister's son, William Burton,
M. K, who then assumed the surname Conyngham: it
was to the latter's son that the revived titles (of 1789 and
onwards) were awarded.
Titled Relatives.
(Conyngham.)
Issue of \th M. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1883.)
Lady Blanche Frances, now Lady B. Seymour, b. 1884,
mar. 1505 Capt. Edwd. S., M.V.O., q.v.
Lady Mildred Martha C, b. 1886.
Lady Hersey Constance Evelyn C., b. 1887.
Lady Edena Dorothy Hope (J., b. 1888.
Lord Frederick. AVilliam Burton C, heir y>res. to
Marquessate, b. 1890. (2nd heir, his uncle Lord
Charles. )
Lady Barbara Helen C, b. 1893.
Issue of 3rd M. (uncle and aunts of present) :
Lady Blanche C, b. 1856.
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1857, d. 1897.)
Lady Constance Augusta, now Lady C. Combe, b.
1859, mar. 1881 Richd. C, Esq. Res., 33 Lennox
Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
Lady Jane Seymour, now Lady J. Combe, b. i860, mar.
1883 Capt. Christian C. Res., Strath conan, Muir
of Ord R.S.O., Ross-sh. ; 63 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Lady Elizabeth Maud, now Lady Maud Ramsden, b.
1862, mar. 1887 Capt. Fredk. Wm. II. Res., 5 Upper
Brook St., W.
Lady Florence, now Lady F. Willoughby, b. 1866,
mar. 1905, 2nd husb., Hon. Claud Heathcote-Drum-
mond- Willoughby, son of 1st E. of Ancaster, q.v.
Lord Charles Arthur C, late Lieut. 1st Batt. Rifle .
Brigade, b. 1871, widower. Res., Coedmor, Dol-
gelly, Merioneths.
CONYNGHAM, Marquesses' Widows. (1)
Dowager Marchioness C nee Lady Jane St.
Maur Blanche Stanhope, dau. of 4th E. of Harring-
ton, Lady of Justice St. John Jerus.: b. 1835, mar.
1854 3rd Marq. Conyngham (d. 1882). Res., The
Mount, Ascot, Berks. ; 36 Belgrave Sq.. S.W.—
(2) Marchioness C. (remrrd.), nee Hon. Frances
Elizabeth Sarah Eveleigh-de-Moleyns, dau. of 4th
Bn. Ventry, b. 1862, mar., 1st, 1882, 4th Marq.
Conyngham (d. 1897) 5 2ndly, 1899, Jno. R. B.
Cameron, Esq.— retaining title by courtesy.
Res., with present Marquess at Slane Castle.
CONYNGHAM (LENOX-), Knight. Col. Sir
William FitzWilliam Lenox-Con yngham, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1881), late Hon. Col. Londonderry Artill.
' Mil., formerly Lieut, in 88th Regt., High Sheriff
I of Londonderry 1859 and of Tyrone 1868, is a D.L.
for both Cos. : b. 1824, mar. 1856 Laura Calvert,
I dau. of Geo. Arbuthnot, Esq. Res., Spring Hill,
j Monejrmore R.S.O., Co. Londonderry,
j COOCH BEHAR, the Maharaja of. Col. j
: H.H. Sir Nripendra Naeayan, Bhup Bahadur, \
i G.C.Li:. (1888), C.B. (Hon. Mil. 1898), a Ruling !
I Chief (title Maharaja Bhup Bahadur made hered.
I 1885), Hon. Col. Bengal Cavalry (served with
Kohatand Tirah Expedns.), an Hon. A.D.C. to
H.M. : b. 1862, mar. 1878 Sunity Devee, C.I., dau.
of Keshub Chunder Sen (H.H. the Maharani
\ Sunity Devee of Cooch Behar). Res., The
; Palace, Cooch Behar, Bengal ; Colinton,
Darjeeling; Woodlands, Calcutta; Kennedy
House, Simla.
COOK, Baronet. Sir Frederick Lucas Cook,
2nd Bt. of Richmond (U.K. 1886), Visconde de
Monserrate of Portugal, for Kennington (C),
a Lieut, for City of London, head of the firm of
Cook, Son, and Co. , warehousemen, London : son of
istBt., b. 1844, sue. 1901, mar. 1868 Mary Ann
Elizabeth, dau. of the late R. Payne Cotton,
Esq., M.D. Heir, his son Herbert Frederick
214 COO
Directory of Peerage,
COO
(b. 180S; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. "Wyndham Francis,
b. i860). Seats, Doughty House, Richmond,
Surrey ; Monserrate (Montserrat) , Cintra,
Portugal ; 24 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
COOK, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Tennessee, dau. of the late Reuben B. Claflin,
Esq., of New York), mar. 1885, as 2nd wife, Sir
Fras. Cook, 1st Bt., F.S.A., founder of Alexandra
House, Kensington Gore (d. 1901).
COOK, Knight. Sir Henry Cook, Kt. Bach.
(1904), Sec. to Roy. Co. of Archers: b. 1848,
widower. Bes.., 22 Eglinton Cresc, Edinburgh.
COOK, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Brougham and Vaux.
COOK, Frank Henry, CLE. (1896), of Thos.
Cook and Sons, the noted tourist agents : b. 1862.
Res., The Grange, Walton-on-Thames.
COOK, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Bridport, and wife of heir to above Btcy.
COOK, Maj.-Gen. James, C.B. (Mil. 1899),
LA. retd. (1900), Col. 35th Sikhs; N.W. Front.
1863, Afghn. 1878-80, Mahsud Waziri, Soudan
1885 : b. 1844.
COOKE, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Charles Wemyss Cooke, 10th Bt. of Wheatley
{Eng. i55i), a D.L. for W. Rid., High Sheriff of
Yorks. 1903-4, late 2nd Lieut. Yorks. Drg-ns.
(Yeom.): son of gthBt.,b. 1872, sue. 1894, mar.
1902 the under-mentioned Lady Mildred Cooke.
Heir, his son William Francis Henry (b. 1903;
2nd heir, next son, b. 1905. Seat, Wheatley Hall,
Doncaster.
COOKE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady C.
(Harriet Blanche Juanita Georgiana, dau. of Sir
Wm. Hv. Feilden, 2nd Bt.), mar. 1871, as 2nd
wife, Sir Wm. R. C. Cooke, 9th Bt. (d. 1834).
Res., East Thorpe, Reading.
COOKE, Capt. Aubrey St. John, D.S.O. (1902),
late LA. ; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1872.
COOKE, Lady Mary Louisa, dau. of oth E. of
Galloway.
COOKE, Lady Mildred Adelaide Cecilia,
wife of above Bt. and dau. of 1st E. of Londes-
borough.
COOKE, Theodore, CLE. (1891), M.A., LL.D.,
F.L.S., F.G.S.,late Teehn Sub-Dir. Imper. Inst.,
prev. for 28 years Princ. of Coll. of Sci. at Poona :
b. 1836. Res., Portswood, Kew Gardens.
COOKE, Maj.-Gen. Thomas Arthur, C.V.O.
(1902), Zulu War 1879, was A.A.G. Bengal
1890-4, ret. 1904 : b. 1842.
COOKES (DENHAM-), Hon. Mrs. George,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Lurgan.
COOKSON, Knight. Sir Charles Alfred
Cookson, K.C.M.G. (1888), C.B. (Civ. 1881), B.A.,
late Judge of Ch. Consular Ct. at Alexandria, and
Cons.-Gen. there, prev. a Judge at Constantinople
and has been engaged at Athens, and been an
M.E.C. and M.L.C. in Cyprus, ret. 1897: b. 1829.
Res., 96 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.
COOKSON', Col. John Blencowe, C.B. (Civ.
igo2),Hon.-Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) Northivmbd.
Hussars (Imper. Yeom.), a D.L. for the Co. : b.
1843. 1{es-i Meldon Pk., Morpeth; 24 Gloucester
PL, W.
COOLAVIN, Prince of (ancient Ir. title) —
see " MacDermot, The."
COOM ARASWAMY— see " Swamy."
COOPER, Baron {Eng. 1672)— see "Shaftes-
bury, E. of."
COOPER, Baronict of Hursley, Sir George
Alexander Cooper, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1905) a D.L.
for Co. Elgin and Lt.-Col. 3rd Vol. Batt. Seaforth
Highldrs. : son of the late Alex. Cooper, Esq., of
Elgin ; b. 1856, mar. 1887 Mary Emma, dau. of
! Geo. S. Smith, Esq., of Illinois. Heir, his son
! George James Robertson (b. 1890 ; 2nd heir,
' next son, Ala stair Robertson, b. 1897). Seat,
Hursley Pk., nr. Winchester ; res., The College,
Elgin ; 26 Grosvenor Sq., W.
COOPER, Baronet of Woollahra. Sir Daniel
Cooper, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1863), son of 1st Bt.,
b. 1848, sue. 1902, mar. 1886 Harriet, dau. of Sir
James Grant-Suttie, 6th Bt. Heir pres., his
bro. William Charles (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, latter' s
son William Geoi'ge Daniel, b. 1877). Bes.,
Warren Tower, Newmarket; 17 Hill St., Berk.
Sq., W.
COOPER, Baronet's Widow, Dowager Lady
C. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wm. Hill, Esq., of
Sydney), mar. 1846 Sir Daniel Cooper, 1st Bt.,
G.C.M.G. (d. 1902). lies., 6 De Vere Gdns.,
Kens., W.
COOPER, Bishop— see " Grafton and A."
COOPER, Knight (1). Sir Alfred Cooper (see
Kt. 2), Kt. Bach. (1901), a gentleman of Surbi-
ton who is largely associated with hospital work ;
maintained a private Hosp. for wounded soldiers
during S. Afr. War, Chmn. of Ridgways and of
the Star Tea Co. : b. 1846, mar. 1883, 2nd wife,
Marion, dau. of Chas. Nicholson, Esq., of Dublin.
Res., The Gables, Surbiton, Surrey.
COOPER, Knight (2). Sir Alfred Cooper,
Kt. Bach. (1902), V.D., F.R.C.S., F.R.C.S.E.
member of the Council of Roy. Coll. of Surgeons,
of Eng. (late Vice-Pres.), Consulting Surg, to
various Hosps., was Surg, in Ord. to H.R.H. the
late Duke of Edinburgh : b. 1838, mar. 1882, as
3rd husb., the undermentioned Lady Agnes
Cooper. Bes., Cooper Angus Lodge, Whiting
Bay, I. ofArran, N.B. ; 9 Henrietta St., Cavendish
Sq., W. (.Liady Agnes, Mount Vernon, Torquay).
COOPER, Knight (3). Sir Pope Alexander
Cooper (Kt. Bach. 1904), M.A., Chief Justice of
Queensland, prev. Attorn. -Gen. ; b. 1846, mar.
18 — Alice Frener, dau. of his relative the late
Jas. Cooper, of Bayswater. Bes., Hawstead,
Brisbane.
COOPER, Knight (4).. Sir William Earn-
shaw Cooper, Kt. Bach. (1903), CLE. (1897),
Hon. Col. Cawnpore Vols., head of the firm of
Cooper, Allen, and Co., of Cawnpore, late an
M.L.C. of N.W. Provs. and Ondh: b. 1843.
Bes., Hume Towers, Bournemouth; Cawnpore,
India.
COOPER, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Emily
Grace, dau. of Chas. B. Newenham, Esq.), mar.
1853 Sir Chas. Cooper, formerly Ch. Justice
S. Australia (d. 1887). Bes., 64 Pulteney St.,
Bath.
COOPER, Lady Agnes Cecil Emmeline, dau.
of 5th Earl Fife (q.v.) and wife of the above
Kt. 2.
COOPER, Brig.-Gen. Charles Duncan. C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), comdg. Nth. Irish Grouped R?gtl.
Dists. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1849. Bes.,
Belfast.
COOPER, Col. Edward Joshua, C.B. (Mil.
1904), D.S.O. (1900-1), comdg. 1st Batt. Roy.
Fus. ; Soudan 1886-7, s- Africa 1900-1, Thibet
1904: b. 1858. Bes., Dunboden Pk., Co. West-
meath (? post town).
COOPER, Francis Alfred, CM.G. (1901),
M.I.C.E., Dir. of Pub. Works in Cevlon, formerly
an M.L.C. and M.E.C. Hong Kong : b. i860. Bes.,
Colombo.
COOPER, Hon. Mrs. Frederic, dau. of 1st
Bn. Alington.
COOPER, Col. Harry, CM.G. (1900-1), Loy.
Baronetage, Knightage, 4jc. COB, 215
N. Lane. Regt. retd. (1904), late an A.D.C. to
H.M. and to Ind. Viceroy ; Canada 1866, Ashanti
1874, Transvaal 1881, Burma, Dongola, and S.
Air. "War 1899-1902, has been Vice-Cons, in
Bosnia and Asia Minor, D.A.A.G-. in Jamaica,
A.A.G. in Egypt, &c, : b. 1847. lies., The Bed
House, Hasketon, "Woodbridge.
COOPER, Col. Richard Joshua, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), comdg. Irish Gds., late Priv. Sec. to
Lord Lieut, of Ireland; Egypt 1882, S. Africa
1899-1900: b. i860.
COOPER, Hon. Mrs. Villiebs, dau. of 1st
Bn. Rendel.
COOPER (ASHLEY-), fam. name of Shaftes-
bury Earldom, see "Ashley" (conventional
name) .
COOPER (HERRING-), Lieut. William
Weldon, D.S.O. (1902), A.S.C. ; S. Africa 1902 :
b'C0§PER (PASTON-) , Babonet. Sir Chaeles
Naunton Paston Paston-Cooper, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1821) : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1904, mar.
1899 Prss. Tatiana Dolgoroulci. Heir pres., his
uncle Maj. Loftus Lewis Astley Cooper (b.
1838 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son Percy Beauchamp
Astley, b. 1876). Seat, Gadcbridge Pk., Hemel
Hempstead, Herts.
COOPER (P ASTON-) , Baronet's "Widow.
Lady P.-C. (Sophia, dau. of Jno. Holford, Esq.,
and widow of Col. Jno. S. Ferguson), mar. 1890,
as second wife, Sir Astley P. Paston-Cooper, 3rd
Bt. (d. 1904). lies., 92 Eaton Sq., S.W.
COOTE, Babonet of Bally fin. Sir Algeenon
Chaeles Plumptee Coote, 12th Bt. (Irel. 1621,
Pbem. Babonet among those so styled, but Vise.
Valentia's Baronetcy of 1620 precedes), M.A.,
Lieut, for Queen's Co. : son of 11th Bt., b. 1847,
sue. 1899, mar. 1882, 2nd wife, Ellen Melesina,
dau. of the late Phil. C. Chenevix Trench, Esq.
Heir, his son Ralph Algeenon (b. 1874; 2nd
j heir, next son, John Methuen, b. 1878). Seat,
Ballyfin House, Mountrath, Queen's Co.
*#* The dates of creation of the two oldest Irish
Baronetcies extant are given in ' Burke ' as— Amiesley
(Vise. Valentia), Aug. 7, 1620 ; Coote, April 2, 1621.
COOTE, Babonet of Donnyhrook. Sir Chaeles
Algeenon Coote, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br.1774), L.R.C.S.I.,
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1847, sue. 1861. Heir, none,
nor settled res.
*#* This line is of Great Britain though Irish in
! personal origin. The last Earl of Bellamont (Charles
Coote), having no legitimate successor, obtained this
Baronetcy with remainder to his natural son.
COOTE, Baeonet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. of Ballyfin (Constance, dau. of the late Thos.
D. Headlam, Esq.), mar. 1879, as 2nd wife, Rev.
Sir Algernon Coote, 11th Bt. (d. 1899). Res.,
Wavertree, Tunbridge Wells.
COOTE, Knight. Sir Eyee Coote, Kt. Bach.
(1903), High Sheriff of Co. Dublin 1903 during the
visit of H.M., and of Queen's Co. 1886 : b. 1857,
I mar. 1892 Evelyn Mary, dau. of the late Rev.
J Edwd. Cadogan. Res., West Pk., Damerham,
Salisbury.
COPE, Babonet. Sir Anthony Cope, 13th Bt.
{Eng. 1611), retired Col., late of Rifle Brigade,
served in Ashanti War of 1874 : son of 12th
Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1892, mar. 1870, as 2nd husb.,
; Mary Leckonby, dau. of Jno. L. Phipps, Esq.,
and widow of Rev. Henry Tudway. Heir,
I his son Denzil (b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Walter Galen, b. 1874). Scat, Bramshill
Pk., Winchfield, Hants.
I COPE, Baeonet's Widow. Harriette, Lady
C. (Harriette Margaret, dau. of Robt. J. Hauten-
ville, Esq.), mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, Rev. Sir Wm.
H. Cope, 12th Bt. (d. 1892). Res., 8 c Hyde Pk.
Mansns., Marylebone Rd., N.W.
COPLAND, Col. Alexandee, C.B. (Mil. 1881),
I. A., Peshawar 1855, Mutiny, Bhutan, and
Afghn. 1878-80: b. 1833. Res., 57 Mount Park
Rd., Ealing, W.
COPLESTON, Bishops— see "Calcutta" and
"Colombo."
COPLEY (BEWICKE-), Col. Robeet Cal-
verley Alington, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late King's
Roy. Rif. Corps; Nile 1884-5, Chitral Relief,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1902,
was D.A.A.G. in Barbados and Ireld., now an
A.A.G. Northn. Comd., a D.L. for N. Rid. :
b. 1855. Res-> Sprotbrough Hall, Doncaster;
Coulby Manor, Middlesbrough.
COPPINGER, Hon. Mrs. Nicholas, sist. of
18th Bn. Trimlestown.
CORBET, Babonet. Sir Walteb Oelando
Corbet, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1808), a D.L. for Salop (High
Sheriff 1898-9), Maj. Shropsh. Imper. Yeom.,
formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds., served in Egypt
1882: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1856, sue. 1891, mar.
1888 Caroline Douglas, dau. of the late Capt. Jas.
A. Stewart. Heir, his son Roland James (b. 1892 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Gerald Vincent, b. 1868).
Seats, Acton Reynald, Shrewsbury; St. Fort,
Fife.
CORBET, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Caroline Elizabeth Ann Agnes, dau. of the
late Vice-Adm. Hon. Chas. Orlando Bridgeman,
son of 1st E. of Bradford), b. 1833, mar. 1854
Sir Vincent R. Corbet, 3rd Bt. (d. 1891). Res.,
Kingsland House, Shrewsbury.
CORBET, Maj. -Gen. Aethue Domville, C.B.
(Mil. 1894), R.M.L.I. retd. (1905) ; Egypt 1882,
Gambia 1894: b. 1847 (grandson of 1st Bt.).
Club, U. Serv.
CORBET, Eustace, C.M.G. (1905), Procureur-
General to the Khedive.
CORBET, Hon. Mrs. Reginald, dau. of 23rd
Bn. de Clifford.
CORBETT, Knight. Sir Vincent Edwin
Henry Curbett, K.C.V.O. (1905), Financ.
Adviser to Govt., of the Khedive, prev. inDiplom.
Serv. at Berlin, The Hague, Rome, Constanti-
nople, Copenhagen, and Athens.
CORBETT, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Georgina Grace, dau. of Geo. J. Holmes, Esq.),
mar. 1864 Adm. Sir Jno. Corbett, K.C.B., for-
merly Com.-in-Ch. East Indies and at theNore (d.
1893). Res., Horstead House, Norwich.
CORBETT, Com. Charles Fredeeick, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), R.N., comd. escort of torp.-
destroyers on H.M.'s visit to Denmark : b. 1867.
Club, IT. Serv.
CORBETT, Hon. Mrs. Edwin, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Sherborne.
CORBETT (ASTLEY-), Babonet. Sir Fbancis
Edmund Geoege Astley-Corbett, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1821 ; orig. creation Eng. 1662), a D.L. for Lines.,
formerly Lieut. Scots Gds., served in Suakin
Expedn. : son of 3rd Bt. (Sir Jno. Dugdale
Astley), b. 1859, assumed name of Corbett 1890,
sue. 1894, mar. 1882 the under-mentioned Lady
Gertrude Astley-Corbett. Heir, his son John
Dugdale Pelham (b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
John Gerald Astley, b. 1871). Seat, Elsham Hall,
Elsham R.S.O., Lines. ; town res., 45 Cadogan
Gdns., S.W.
CORBETT (ASTLEY-), Lady Geetbude Au-
gusta {nee Anderson-Pelham) , dau. of 3rd E. of
Yarborough (q.v.) and wife of the above Bt.
216 COR
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COR
CORDEATJX, Capt. Harry Edward Spiller,
C.B. (Civ. 1904), C.M.G. (1902), I.A., Consul at
Berbera, Somali Coast Protect. : b. 1870. Res.,
Brit. Cons., &c.
COREA, Bishop of. Rt. Bev. Arthur Beres-
ford Turner, D.D., of Corean Mission from
1897, prev. a Curate of St. Nicholas, Newcastle-
on-Tyne; ord. 1887, cons. 1905. Address, The
English Mission, Chemulpo, Corea.
CORE A, Emperor of. H.M. Yi-HieungHan,
G.C.I.E. (Hon. 1900), b. 1852.
CORFE, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Charles
John Corfe, D.D., Chapl. R.N. (served through
Ashanti War of 1874) and Hon. Chapl. to H.R.H.
the Duke of Edinburgh : b. 1843, cons. Missnry.
Bp. of Corea 1889, ret. 1904.
CORK, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William Edward
Meade, D.D., 70th Bp. of Cork. 65th of Cloyne,
and 50th of Ross, a Senator of Dublin and Royal
Univs., formerly Rect. of Ardtrea, Canon of St.
Patrick's and Treas. and Archdn. of Armagh : b.
1832, mar. 1864, cons. 1894. Res., The Palace,
Cork.
CORK, Philip Clarke, C.M.G. (1904), Admin,
of St. Lucia, late Colon. Sec. Brit. Honduras,
and Assist. Do. in Jamaica. Res., Govt. House,
St. Lucia.
CORK and ORRERY, Earl of. Charles
Spencer Canning Boyle, 10th Earl {Irel.), sits as
Bn. Boyle {Gt. Br.); a D.L. for Somerset, for-
merly Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Nth. Som. Imper.
Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : son of 9th E. ;
b. Nov. 24, 1861 ; sue. 1904 (L.) ; unmrrd. Seat,
Marston House, Frome, Somerset; town res., 22
Ryder St., S.W.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Boyle of Youghal, 1616; E. of
Cork and Vise. Dungarvan, 1620: Vise. Boyle of Kinal-
meaky, Bn. Broghill, and Bn. of Bandon Bridge, 1628 ; E.
of Orrery, 1660. Gt. Br.: Bn. Boyle (of Marston), 1711.—
SirBichd. Boyle (Kt.), P.C., obtained the first three of
the above titles, being afterwards made Lord Treasurer
of Ireland and obtaining the popular designation of
" The Great Earl of Cork." His 2nd son was made Bn.
Broghill, and the 3rd created Earl of Orrery (whose
grandson, the 4th Earl, invented the astronomical con-
trivance known as an orrery or planetarium). The 2nd
Earl of Cork was made Earl of Burlington in England,
but this title lapsed and was re-created in the Devonshire
house. Upon the death of the 4th Earl of Cork the 5th
Earl of Orrery succeeded him and thus equalised the
numbering of the two titles. The 1st Earl of Shannon
was a nephew of the 2nd of Orrery ; but the Scottish
Earldom of Glasgow, though also bearing the same sur-
name, is totally distinct.
Titled Relatives.
{Boyle.)
Surviving issue of Qth E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Emily Harriet Catherine, now Lady E. A lex-
ander, b. 1854, mar. 1885 Jas. Dalison A., Esq. Res.,
70 Cadogan Sq.,S.W.
Lady Grace Elizabeth, now Lady G. Baring, b. 1856,
mar. 1878 Hon. Francis Hy. B., son of 1st Bn.
Northbrook, (q.v.) and heir pres. to Barony.
Lady Honora Janet, now Lady "Nora" Hodgson, b.
1857, mar. 1875 Robt. Kirkman H., Esq. Res.,
iishgi-ove, Sevenoaks, Kent ; 77 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Lady Dorothy Blanche, now Lady " Doreen " Long,
b. 1858, mar. 1878 Rt. Hon. Walter Hume L., M.P.,
q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1861.)
Hon. Robert John Lascelles 7?., heir pres. to Earl-
dom, formerly Lieut. Somerset L.I. (Mil.) : b. 1864,
mar. 1890 Josephine Catherine, dau. of Jos. P. Hale,
Eeq.,of San Francisco (Hon. Mrs. Robert Johni?.).
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon, William George.)
Uncle and aunt of present E. (granted rank of
Earl's children 1856; issue of the late Vise.
Dungarvan, son of 8th E.) :
(The late 9th Earl, b. 1829, d. 1904.)
Hon. William George B., formerly Lt.-Col. Coldstrm.
Gds., served in Crimea as A.D.C., an M.P. 1856-7:
b. 1830.
Lady Mary Emily, now Lady David Kennedy, b. 18*4,
mar. 1873, 2nd hush., the Inte Lord David K.,
(d. 1^05), grandson of 1st M. of Ailsa, q.v.
— Aunt by mrrge.:
Hon. Mrs. Edmund B. (Ida Waldegrave, dau. of the
late Lt.-Gen. Archib. Money, C.B.), mar. 1866 the late
Maj. Hon. Edmund John B. (d. 1001). Res.,
Chewton House, Chewton Mendip, Bath.
Daus.-in-law of 8th E. (gt. aunts of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Robert B. (Georgiana, dau. of Abraham
W. Robarts, Esq.), mar. 1844 the late Lt.-Col. Hon.
Robert Edward B. (d. 1854). Res., 6 Cornwallis
Gdns., Hastings.
Hon. Mrs. Richard B. (Eleanor Vere, dau. of the late
Alex. Gordon, Esq.), mar. 1845 the late Rev. the
Hon. Richard Cavendish B. (d. 1886). Res., Hunter-
combe Manor, Maidenhead, Berks.
CORK and ORRERY, Earl's Widow. Coun-
tess of C. & O. {nee Lady Emily Charlotte Be
Burgh), dau. of 1st M. of Clanricarde, K.P. ; b.
1828, mar. 1853 9th Earl of Cork and O. (d. 1904).
Res., 40 Charles St., Berk. Sq., W.
CORKRAN, Victor George Seymour, C.V.O.
(1904), Comptr. of Househd. to Lord Lieut, of
Ireld., prev. Priv. Sec. to Chanc. of Excheq. and
to Gov. of N.S. Wales : b. 1873. Res., Vice-Regal
Lodge, Dublin.
CORNEWALL. Baronet. Rev. Sir George
Henry Cornewall, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1764), M.A., a
D.L. for Herefordsh. : son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of
4th, b. 1833, sue. 1868, widower. Heir, his son
Geoffrey (b. i86g ; 2nd heir, next son, William
Francis, b. 1871). Seat, Moccas Ct., Hereford.
CORNEY, Bolton Glanvill, I.S.O. (1904),
an M.L.C. and Consg. Surg, to Colon. Hosp ,
Fiji, Pres. of Bd. of Health, &c. : b. 1851. Res.,
Suva, Fiji.
CORNISH, Bishop— see " Grahamstown," and
below.
CORNISH, Josiah Easton, C.M.G. (1882),
M.Inst.C.E., Manager of Alexandria Water Co.,
served with Exped. Force in Egypt 1882 : b. 1841.
Res., Alexandria.
CORNISH (KESTELL-), Bishop {retired). Rt.
Rev. Robert K. Kestell- Cornish, D.D., b. 1824
(assumed additional name of Kestell 1871),
widower (twice), cons. Missnry. Bp. of Mada-
gascar 1874, resigned 1896; now Rect. of Down
St. Mary, Bow R.S.O., N. Devon. Res., 3 Vic-
toria Terr., Exeter.
CORNWALL, Duke of {Eng. 1337), and YORK
{U.K. 1892), the hereditary titles of H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales.
CORNWALL, Knight. Sir Edwin Andrew
CormvaU, Kt. Bach. (1905), Chmn. L.C.C., prev.
twice Vice-Chmn.. is a coal-merchant : b. 1863.
Res., 3 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
CORRY, Baronet. Sir William Carry, 2nd
Bt. {U.K. 1885), a shipowner: son of 1st Bt., b.
1859, sue. 1891, widower. Heir, his son James
Perowne Ivo Myles (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir, next
son, William Myles Fenton, b. 1893). Res., 3-3
Cromwell Rd., S.W.
CORRY, Viscount {hy courtesy), eld. son and
heir of E. of Belmore (title formed from the fam.
name, and subst. for " Vise. Belmore").
CORRY, Capt. John Beaumont, D.S.O. (1902),
R.E., N.W. Frontier 1897-8, Mekran 1901 : b.
1875-
CORRY (LOWRY-), family name of Belmore
Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons.," see
also below.
CORRY (LOWRY-), Maj. Noel Ap.mar, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Gren. Gds, ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1867
(gt. grandson of 2nd E. of Belmore), mar. 1904
the follg. Res., 14 Chester Sq., S.W.
COB, Baronetage, Knightage, &c. COT 217
CORRY (LOWRY-) , Hon. Mrs. Noel, wife of
preceding and dau. of 14th Bn. Inchiquin.
CORY, Capt. Edward John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
1st Cinque Ports Rif. Vols.; S. Africa 1900-1:
b. 1861. Res., Rye, Sussex.
CORY, Capt. George Norton, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1874.
COSSERAT. Lady Anne, sist. of 4th E. of
Leitrim.
COSTEKER, Capt. John Henry Diver,
D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Warwicks. Regt. ; S. Afiica
1901-2 : b. 1879.
COTES. Lady Edith, dau. of 4th E. of Radnor.
COTTENHAM, Earl of. Kenelm Charles
Edward Pepys (pron. Pepps), 4th Earl (U.K.) and
a Bt. : son of 3rd E. ; b. May 18, 1874; sue. 1881
(C.) ; mar. 1899 Lady Rose Nevill, dau. of Marq. of
Abergavenny and divorced wife of J. B. Leigh,
Esq. Club, Carlton.
Creations. Gt.Br.: A Bt. 17S4 (another creation U.K.
1801). U.K. : Bn. Cottenham, 1836; E. of Cottenham
and Vise. Crowhurst, 1850.— Sir Chas. C. Pepys, 3rd
Bt., was appointed Lord Chancellor, receiving the
Barony on promotion and che Earldom on retirement.
Titled Relatives.
(Pepys.)
Issue 0/ present (4th) E. :
Viscount Crowhurst, heir to Earldom : Kenelm
Charles Francis P., b. 1901.
Hon. Mark Everard P., 2nd heir, b. 1903.
Issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1874.)
Hon. Everard Digby f., b. 1876, mar. 1897 Katherine,
dau. of Herr Chas. Diehl, of Metz (Hon. Mrs.
Everard P.). Res., 17 Gilston Rd., W. Brompton,
s:w.
Lady Mary P., b. 1878. Res., 94 Queen's Gt., Kens.
Rd., S.W.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (uncle and aunt of
present ; 2nd d. unmrrd.) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1824, d. unmrrd. 1863.)
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1825, d. 1881.)
Lady Evelyn, now The Lady Courtenay (Widow), b.
1839, mar. 1862 the late Lord C. (d. 1898), son of
13th E. of Devon, q.v.
Hon. Walter Courtenay P., barrister-at-law, formerly
Lieut. 60th Rifles : b. 1840, mar. 1874 Amy Harriet,
dau. of the late Lt.-Col. C. W. Thompson (Hon.
Mrs. Walter P.). Club, Jun. Constat.
— Daus. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Henry P. (Ada, dau. of the late Lt.-Col.
Chas. J. Coote), mar. 1868 the late Hon. Henry
Leslie P. (d. 1891). Res., Bel Air, Dinard, France.
Hon. Mrs. George P. ( Anna Eliza, dau. of the late
Jno. W. Forster, Esq.), mar. 1864 the late Hon.
George P. (d. 1890).
COTTENHAM, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of C. (Theodosia Selina, dau. of Sir
Robt. C. Dallas, 2nd Bt.), mar. 1870 3rd E. of
Cottenham (d. 1881). Res., 94 Queen'sGt., S.W.
COTTER, Baronet. Sir James Laurence
Cotter, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1763), 2nd Lieut. S. of
Ireld. Imper. Yeom. : grandson of his name-
I sake the 4th Bt., and son of the late Jas. L.
Cotter, Esq. ; b.1887, sue. 1902. Heir pres., his bro.
Thomas Lombard (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir, a remote
cousin, James Laurence C, b. 1838). Seat, Rock-
1 forest, Mallow, Co. Cork.
I COTTERELL, Baronet. Sir John Richard
§Geers Cotterell, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1805), Lord Lieut.
of Herefs. (High Sheriff 1897), formerly Capt. 1st
I Life Gds., : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1900,
mar. 1896 the following. No present heir. Seat,
jGarnons, Hereford; town res., 10 Hertford St.,
J Mayfair, Wr
COTTERELL, Lady Evelyn Amy, dau. of 7th
|D. of Richmond and Gordon, and wife of pre-
\\ ceding Bt/
COTTESLOE, Baron. Thomas Francis
Fremantle, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., Baron
Fremantle of the Austrian Empire; M. A. , barrister-
at-law ; a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Bucks., Chmn.
Q.S. (late of CO), also Chmn. L.B. & S. C.
Rail. ; an M.P. 1876-85 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Jan.
30, 1830; sue. 1890 (C); mar. 1859 Lady Augusta
Henrietta Scott, dau. of 2nd E. of Eldon. Seat,
Swanbourne House, Winslow, Bucks. ; town res.,
43 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1821 ; Bn. Cottesloe, 1874.
Bn. Fremantle, Austria, 1816.— Sir Thos. F. Fremantle,
M.P., 1st Bt., Sec. at War and Chief Sec. for Ireland,
obtained the U.K. Barony, his father that of Austria.
Titled Relatives.
(Fremantle.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Mary Louisa P., b. 1861.
Hon. Thomas Francis P., heir to Barony, V.D„M.A.,
Maj. 1st Bucks. Rifle Vols., late A.D.C. to Com.-
in-Ch. and Assist. Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for
War : b. 1862, mar. 1896 Florence, dau. of the late
Thos. Tapling.Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Fremantle). Res..
The Old House, Swanbourne, Winslow, Bucks. ;
Newton Harcourt, Leicester (2nd heir, his son
Thomas Francis Halford, b. 1897.)
Hon. Reginald Scott F., M.A., b. 1863, mar. 1900
Hilda Lucy, dau. of the late E. M. Barry, Esq.,
R.A. (Hon. Mrs. Reginald S.). Res., 5 Sloane
Gdns., S.W.
The deceased, Gertrude Charlotte P., b. 1864, d. 1873.
Hon. Cecil P., b. 1865. Club, Wellington.
Hon. Walter Fremantle-Gaunt, B. A., b. 1869, assumed
name Gaunt 1901. Res., 4 Lansdowne House,
Lansd. Rd., Notting Hill, W.
Surviving issue of istBn. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b 1830.)
Very Rev. the Hon. William Henry P., D.D., Dean
of Ripon: b. 1831, mar. 1903, 2nd wife, Sophia
Frances, dau. of the late Maj. G. F. Stuart (Hon.
Mrs. William P.). Res., The Deanery, Ripon; 20
Palace Mansns., Addison Bridge, W.
Hon. Sir Charles William P., K.C.B., b. 1834, see
" Fremantle, Kt." (1).
Adm. Hon. Sir Edmund Robert P., G.C.B., b. 1836,
see do. (2).
Hon. Emily Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Alex-
ander, b. 1838, mar. 1882 the late Rev. Chas. Leslie
A. (d. i838). Pes., 35 The Wardwick, Derby.
Hon. Cec.Uia Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Edmund
M'JYeile, b. 1840, mar. 1867 the late Rev. Edmd.
HughA/'iV., Hon. Canon of Liverpool (d. 1893). Res.,
17 Sandringham Drive, Sefton Pk., L'pool.
Hon. Louisa Frances P., b. 1843. Rjs., 2 Ridgway
Gdns., Wimbledon, S.W.
COTTON, Knight. Sir Henry John Stedman
Cotton, K.C.S.I. (1902), late Chief Commissi-, of
Assam and Ch. Sec. to Bengal Govt., formerly a
Police Commissr. of Calcutta, was an Addit.
Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy 1900-1 : b. 1845, mar.
1867 Mary, dau. of Jas. Ryan, Esq. Res., 45 St.
John's Wd. Pk., N.W.
COTTON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady C.
(Amy, dau. of Jas. G. White, Esq.), mar. 1880, as
2nd wife, Sir Geo. Cotton, Kt. Bach., twice Sheriff
of Bombay (d. 1905). Pes.,Greenbank, Folkestone.
— (2) LadyC. (Elizabeth, dau. of Thos. Learmonth,
Esq.), mar. 1841 Gen. Sir Arthur Thos. Cotton,
K.C.S.I., late R.E., the oldest officer in the British
Army (d. 1899). Res., Woodcot, Dorking.
COTTON, Capt. Stapleton Charles, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), late Hon. Corps Gentlemen-at-
Arms. : b. 1831. Res., Park House, Lindiield,
Haywards Heath, Sussex.
COTTON (STAPLETON-), family name of
Combermere Viscounty, q.v. for Hon. Richard.
COTTON (STAPLETON), Com. Richard
Grevii.le Arthur Wellington, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905) ; R.N.
2i8 COU Directory of Peerage,
COUCH, Pbiv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Richard Couch, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1875), Kt. Bach.
(1866), Ch. Justice of High Ct. Calcutta 1870-5,
prev. of Bombay, and at one time Recorder of
Bedford ; is a memb. of Jud. Cmttee. of Privy
Council: b. 1817, widower. Res., 25 Linden
Gdns., Bayswater, W.
COUCHMAN, Col. George Henry Holbeche,
D.S.O. (1887), Somerset L. I. ; Burma 1885-7, and
Kachin Hills. : b. 1859.
COUDENHOVE, Countess Maximilian, dau.
of nth Vise. Taaffe.
COUPER, Baronet. Sir George Ebenezer
Wilson Couper, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1841), K.C.S.I. !
(1877), C.B. (Civ. 1859), CLE. (1878), formerly Ch.
Commissr. of Oudh and Lt.-Gov. of N.W. Provs.,
was A.D.C. to Gens, during1 Siege of Lucknow, |
&c, cnt. H.E.I.C.S. 1846 : son of 1st Bt., b.
1824, sue. 1861, mar. 1852 Caroline Penelope, j
sist. of Sir Hy. Every, 10th Bt. Heir, his son
Ramsay George Henry (b. 1855 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Maj. Victor Arthur C, b. 1859). Res., \
Camberlev. Surrey.
COURCY, Baron (Irel. 1223) — see " King-
sale, Bn."
COURROUX, George Augustus, C.V.O.
(1903), late Ch. Clerk to Bd. of Green Cloth : b.
1852. Res., 17 Chesham Rd., Brighton.
COURTENAY, family name of Devon
Earldom, q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Caroline.
COURTENAY, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev.
Reginald Courtenay, D.D., Bp. of Kingston,
Jamaica, 1856-79 : nephew of 10th E. of Devon,
b. 1813, widower. Res., Southtown House,
Kenton, Exeter.
COURTENAY, Lord, courtesy-title of the
heir to the Devon Earldom, but only when a son
(f am. name utilised, there being no 2nd title to the
Earldom).
COURTENAY, Col. Arthur Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. 4th Batt.
Cameronians (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1 ; a Master
I of High Ct. of Justice in Ireld., was High Sheriff
! of Galway 1887: b 1852. Res., 14 Fitzwilliam
Sq., Dublin.
COURTENAY, Col. Edward Reginald, C.B. I
(Mil. 1905), A.A.G. Welsh and Midld. Comd.,
late comdg. nth Hussars; Zululd. 1879, Nile |
and Soudan 1884-5, Dongola, N.W. Frontier
1857-8 ; b. 1853.
COURTENAY, Henry, I.S.O. (1903), Head of j
Finance and Statistical Dept., Loc. Govt. Bd. of !
Ireland : b. 1843. Res., Hughenden, Grosvenor
Rd., Dublin.
COURTHOPE, William John, C.B. (Civ. |
1895), M.A., D.Litt., L.L.D., barrister-at-law, 1st
Civ. Serv. Commissi'., late Prof, of Poetry Oxfd.
Univ., part editor of Pope's Works and author
of ' Hist, of Engl. Poetry ' and of other books :
b. 1842. Res., 29 Chester Terr., Reg. Pk.. N.W.
COURTNEY, Bishop {resigned). Rt, Rev.
Frederick Courtney, D.D., D.C.L., late 5th Bp.
of Nova Scotia : b. 1837, mar. 1865, cons. 1888, res.
1904.
COURTNEY, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Leonard
Henry Courtney ,V.C.(Gt. Br. 1889), M.A., LL.D.,
barrister-at-law, Prof. Polit. Eoon. Univ. Coll.
Lond. 1872-5 ; formerly Under Sec. of State for
Home Dept. and for Colonies, and Finano. Sec. to
Treasury ; Chairman of Committees H. of Com-
mons 1886-92, an M.P. 1876-1900: b. 1832, mar.
1883. Res., 15 Cheyne Walk, S.W.
COURTNEY, John Mortimer, C.M.G. (1897),
I.S.O. (1903), Dep. Min. of Finance and Sec.
to Treasury, Canada : b. 1838. Res., 460 Wilbrod
St., Ottawa.
COURTOWN, Earl op. James George
Henry Stopford, 5th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn.
Saltersford (Gt. Br.) ; a D.L. for Wexford (High
Sheriff 1848), formerly Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of
4th E. ; b. April 24, 1823 ; sue. 1858 (C.) ; mar.
1846 the late Hon. Elizabeth Frances Milles, dau. j
of 4th Bn. Sondes (she died 1894). Seat, Courtown
House, Gorey, Co. Wexford.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Courtown, 1758 : E. of Courtown
and Vise. Stopford, 1762. Gt. Br. : Bn. Saltersford, 1796.
— Jas. Stopford, M.P. for Co. Wexford and for borough
of Fethard, was awarded the Irish titles, his son obtain-
ing that of Gt. Britain.
Titled Relatives.
(Stopford.)
Issue of present ($th) E. :
Lady Charlotte Elizabeth S., b. 1847.
Lady Eleanor Margaret S., b. 1849. I
Lady Mary Jane Jemima, now Lady M. Shdley (q.v.,
Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1851, mar. 1869 Sir Chas. £.,5thBt.
of Avington (d. 1902).
Vise. Stopford, heir to Earldom: James Walter
Milles S., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt.
Roy. Irish Regt. (Mil.), High Sheriff of Wexford
1877 and of Carlo w 1878, is now Lieut, for former
Co. : b. 1853, mar. 1886, 2nd wife, Gertrude, dau.
of the late Gen. Chas. J. C. Mills. Res., Marlfield,
Gorey, Co. Wexford. Issue:
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. James Richard Neville S., 2nd heir, in
Colon. See's Office, Polit. Depart. Transvaal:
b. 1877, mar. 1905 Cicely Mary, dau. of the late
Jno. A. Birch, Esq., and the present Visctss.
Barrington (Hon. Mrs. James S.). Club, St.
James's.
Hon. Arthur S., Lieut. R.N., b. 1879.
Hon. Sybil S.,b. 1882.
Hon. Guy S., Sub.-Lieut. R.N., b. 1884.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Eileen S.,b. 1887.
Hon. Alma S., b. 1889.
Hon. Edith Mary S., b. 1890.
Hon. Charles William S., b. 1892.
Hon. S. (dau.), b. 1904.
Lady Grace Harriet, now Lady G. Bridges, b. 1854,
mar. 1878 Capt. Jno. Strachan B. Res., Woodcote,
Fleet, Winchfield, Hants.
Hon. Edward Barrington Lewis Henry S., Hon.
Maj. (late Capt.) 3rd Batt. Roy. Ir. Regt. (Mil.),
served in Egypt 1882 and S. Africa 1901 : b. 1858,
mar. 1895, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Alice Maud
Pashley/dau. of the late J. P. Burbeary, Esq., j
and widow of Rev. E. F. Haviland. (Hon. Mrs.
Edward S.). Res., Norlands, Thomastown, Co. |
Kilkenny.
Hon. George Frederick William S., b. 1859, mar. 1889
Marie Clare, dau. of Capt. Hy. Segrave (Hon. Mrs. !
George S.).
Lady Lily Frances, now Lady L. Greene, b. 1862, mar. j
1884 Sir (Wm.) Conyngham G., K.C.B., q.v.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (half-bros. of present) :
(Bv 1ST MRRGE. f
Present Earl, b. 1823.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Maj. -Gen. Hon. Sir Frederick William S., K.C.M.G.,
b. 1854— see " Stopford, Kt." . Ill
Hon. Walter George Capt. R.N., late Nav. Adviser
to Insp. - Gen. of Fortificns. : b. 1853, mar. 1893
Florence Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Loran E.
Baker, M.L.C. of Nova Scotia (Hon. Mrs. Walter S.). I
Chib, Nav. and Mil. I
—For Hon. Horatia (formerly Maid of Honour), see J
under "Stopford."
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. John, now Bow. Ctss. of Arran (q.v.), ||
mar., 1st, 1881, the late Hon. John Montagu S. 1 1
(d. 1885) ; andly, 1889, 5th Earl of A. (d. 1901).
COUSINS, William Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1887),
late Sea. Inld. Rev. Dept., ent. the Dept. 1853: ||
b. 1833. Res., Vaughan Lodge, Long Ditton, f I
Surrey.
cou
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
COW
219
COTJTTS (BURDETT-), Baroness— see " Bur-
dett-Coutts " (treating it as a title).
COUZENS, Knight. Sir George E. Couzens,
Kt. Bach. (1905), Mayor of Portsmouth on recent
visit of H.M.
COVENTRY, family name of Earldom of that
title, see also below.
COVENTRY, Earl of. George William
Coventry, 9th Earl [Eng.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1877);
lateMaster of theBuckhounds (2nd time), formerly
Capt. of the Hon. Corps of Gentn.-at-Arms ;
is Lord Lieut, and a C.C. of Worcestersh., and
Hon. Col. 5th and 6th Batts. Wore. Regt. (Mil.) :
grandson of 8th E. and son of late Vise. Deer-
hurst; b. May 9, 1838 ; sue. 1843 (G.) ; mar. 1865
Lady Blanche Graven, dau. of 2nd E. of Craven.
Seat, Croome Ct., Severn Stoke, Worcester ; town
res., 1 Balfour PL, Park Lia., W.
Creation. Eng. : E. of Coventry and Vise. Deerhurst,
1697.— John Coventry, the close friend of Richard Whit-
tington and executor of his will, succeeded him as Lord
Mayor of London in 1426. Thos. Coventry, Recorder of
London in 1615, Attorney-Gen. and Keeper of the Great
Seal, was created Bn. Coventry in 1628, the 5th in his
line obtaining the two higher honours. The Barony,
however, became extinct on the death of the 4th Earl in
1719, whilst a special remainder in the later patent
preserved the Earldom and Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
(Coventry.)
Issue of present (gth) E. :
Vise. Deerhurst, heir to Earldom : George William
C, a D.L. for Wore, late Lt.-Col. and Vol. Batt.
Wore. Regt. : b. 1865, mar. 1894 Virginia Lee, dau.
of Wm. Daniel, Esq., and step-dau. of Chas. W.
Bonynge, Esq. Res., Dynes Hall, Halstead, Essex;
tfl Prince's Gt., 8. W. Issue :
Hon. Helena Blanche G, b. 1893.
Hon. Peggy Virginia C, b. 1897.
Hon. George William Reginald Victor G., 2nd
heir, b. 1900.
Hon. J ohn Bonynge 0. , b. 1903.
Hon. Charles John C, Capt. and Hon. Maj. Wore.
Lnper. Yeom.,prev. in Bechuanaland Police Force,
and obtd. five months' imprisonment for taking
part in tbe " Jameson Raid," served also on W.
Afr. Frontier : b. 1867, mar. 1900 Lily, dau. of
FitzHugh Whitehouse.Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Charles C). !
Res., Earl Croome's Ct., Worcester.
Hon. Henry Thomas C, b. 1868. Res., ic King St.,
St. James's, S.W.
Hon. Reginald William C., B.A., barrister-at-law
and memb. of Gen. Counc. of Bar, a D.L. for Wore. :
b. 1869. Re3., 1 Balfour PL, with the Earl;
chamb., 3 Paper Bdgs., Temple, B.C.
Lady Barbara Elizabeth, now Lady B. Smith, b. 1870,
mar 1894 Gerald Dudley S., Esq. Res., 47 Belgrave
Sq. , S.W.
Lady Dorothy G, b. 1872.
Lady Anne Blanche Alice, now Princess Victor
Duleep Singh, b. 1874, mar. 1808 Prince Victor A. J.
D. S. Res., 11 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. William Francis C. b. 1875.
Hon. Thomas George G, n. 1885.
'ist. of present E. (granted rank of an Earl's dau.
1843) :
Lady Maria Emma Catherine, now Lady M. Ponsonby,
b. 1836, mar. 1838 Hon. Gerald Henry Brabazon
P., son of 4th E. of Bessborough, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1838.)
J COVENTRY, Lady Mary Muriel SomiE, dau.
f 18th E. of Suffolk and Berkshire.
COWAN, Maj. Bryce William, D.S.O. (1902),
Iiechuanald. Rifles; Boer War 1900-2 : b. 1866.
COWAN, Col. Henry Vivian, C.V.O. (1904),
'..A., A.D.C. to H.M. and Comdt. Roy. Mil. Acad.;
.fghn. 1878-80, Egypt, S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
H54. Res., Roy. Mil. Acad., Woolwich.
COWAN, Com. Walter Henry, M.V.O.
th Class, 1904), D.S.O. (1898), R.N., Brass River
IJ95, Benin, and Nile 1898, was Nav. A.D.C. in
. Africa 1900, comd. escort of torp.-destroyers on
I \M.'s Irish visit 1904 : b. 1870.
COWANS, Col. John Steven, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), late Rif. Brig., now A.Q.M.G. 2nd
Div. Aldershot Army Corps.; b. 1862. lies.,
7 Montpelier Terr., S.W.
COWASJEE— see " Jehanghir."
COWELL, Knight's Widow. Lady G., V.A.
(Georgina Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jas. Pulleine,
Esq.), mar. i858 Maj.-Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. C.
Cowell, K.C.B., Master of the Household
(d. 1894) ; an Extra Bedchamber Woman to
Queen Victoria. lies., Clifton Castle, Bedale,
Yorks.; 8 Ovington Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
COWIE, Maj.-Gen. Crombie, C.B. (Mil. 1893),
R.A. retired (1896) ; Afghn. 1878-80: b. 1839.
COWIE, Capt. Henry Edward Colvin, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., China 1900-2 : b. 1872.
COWIE, Capt. Hugh Norman Ramsay, D.S.O.
(1900-1 ), Dorset Regt. ; Tirah 1897-8 and S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1872. i?*s.,Burwood House, Pinhoe,
Exeter.
COWLEY, Earl. Henry Arthur Morning-
ton Wellesley, 3rd Earl {U.K.), late Lieut. Glouc.
Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1899-1900, and
was formerly Capt. in Wilts. Mil. : son of 2nd E. ;
b. Jan. 14, 1866 ; sue. 1895 (C.) ; mar. 1889 Lady
Violet Nevill, dau. of 1st M. of Abergavenny, but
she obtained a divorce 1897 (now remrrd., but
still styling herself "Countess Cowley"). Seats,
Draycott Cerne, Chippenham, Wilts. ; Cold Over-
ton, Oakham; town res., 11 Sth. Audley St., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Cowley, 1828 ; Earl Cowley and
Vise. Dangan, 1857.— The Hon. Sir Henry Wellesley,
G.C.B., son of the ist Earl of Mornington and brother
of the ist Duke of Wellington, was created Bn. Cowley ;
his son, the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry R. Wellesley, G.C.B.,
afterwards K.G., who was Ambassador to the Emperor
Napoleon III., was elevated to the Earldom and Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
(Wellesley.)
Sole issue of present {3rd) E. :
Vise. Dangan, heir to Earldom : Christian Arthur
IF., b. 1890. (2nd heir, his gt. uncle Hon. Cecil.)
Issue of 2nd E. (sist. of present) :
Lady Eva Cecilia Margaret, now Lady Eva Wemyss,
b. i36s, mar. 1898 Randolph Gordon (ErsJcine-) W.,
Esq. Res. , Wemyss Castle, Kirkcaldy, Fif esh.
(Present Earl, b. 1866.)
Issue of ist E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1834, d. 1895.)
Lady Feodorowna Cecilia, now Lady Feod. Bertie,
b. 1838, mar. 1874 Rt. Hon. Sir Fras. Leveson B.,
son of 6th E. of Abingdon, see " Bertie, P. C."
Lady Sophia Georgiana Robertina, now Ctss. of Hard-
■wicke (q.v., Widow), b. 1840, mar. 1863 the late 5th
Earl of H. (d. 1897).
Hon. Cecil Charles Foley IF., formerly R.N., b. 1842.
Hon. Frederick Arthur IF., formerly Col. Coldstrm.
Gds., and has been A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireland
(D. of Abercorn), Mil. Attache at St. Petersburg,
and Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. in India : b. 1844, mar.,
ist, 1873, Emma Anne, dau. of Rt. Hon. Lord
Augustus Loftus, who divorced him 1882 : 2ndly,
1884 the late Kate Vaughan, of the Gaiety Theatre,
whom he in turn divorced 1897 ; 3rdly, 1904, Evelyn
Katrine Gwenfra, sist. of Emily Ctss. C. below
(Hon. Mrs. Frederick W.). Res., Wonston, Michel-
dever Station, Hants.
Dau.-in-law of ist Bn. G. (gt. aunt of present E.) :
(The late ist Earl and 2nd Baron, b. 1804, d. 1884.)
Hon. Mrs. Gerald IF., V.A., nde Hon. Magdalen
Robinson-Montagu, dau. of 6th Bn. Rokeby, an
Extra Woman of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria:
b. 1831, mar. 1856 the late Very Rev. Hon. Gerald
IF., Dean of Windsor (son of ist Baron Cowley;
d. 1882). Res., 7 Lower Berkeley St., W.
COWLEY, Earl's Widow. Emily, Countess
C. (Emily Gwendolin, dau. of the late Col. Thos.
P. Williams, M.P.), mar. 1863 2nd Earl Cowley
(d. 1895 Bes., Bodwen, Wootton, I.W., nr.
220 COW
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CEA
Lymington : 33 Lowndes Sq., S.W. [For another
" Ctss. Cowley," so styled, see Myddelton.]
COWLEY, Knight. Hon. Sir Alfred Sand-
lings Cowley, Kt. Bach. (1904), Speaker of
! (iueensld. Leg. Assemb., prev. Sec. for Pub.
[ Lands and Agric. lies., Brisbane.
COWPER {pron. Cooper), Earldom (Gt. Br.
1718)— extinct 1905 on death of 7th Earl (surname
Cow per) .
Surviving Sister.
(The late Earl, b. 1834, d. 1905.)
Lady Amabel, now Lady A. Kerr, b. 1345, mar.
1873 Vice-Adm. Lord Walter Talbot K., G.C.B.,
son of 7th M. of Lothian, see " Kerr, Kt."
*#* Sir Wm. Cowper, 3rd Bt., an eminent lawyer
and statesman, was created Bn. and Earl Cowper and
Vise. Eordwich, being shortly afterwards appointed
Lord Chancellor of Great Britain. The poet Cowper
was his great nephew. The titles Butler and Dingwall
were inherited by the wife of the 2nd Earl, and that of
Lucas by the wife of the 6th. Of these three Baronies,
; that of Butler is by writ and therefore subject to
! abeyance ; the other two, though also open to female
succession, are not hampered by that condition, that of
S Lucas being by a patent which admits of a female in
; default of a male, and that of Dingwall, though open
' to "heirs whatsoever," following Scottish rules, under
which abeyance is not recognised. Both of these titles
; have accordingly passed to Auberon Thos. Herbert, son
of the late Earl's sister Lady Florence Herbert ; but the
Butler Bny. has gone into abeyance between Lord Lucas
and Dingwall, his sister Nan Ino Herbert, and Mrs. Wm.
Hy. Grenfell, daughter of another deceased sister of the
Earl.
COWPER, Earl's Widow. Countess C, nee
Lady Katrine Cecilia C'ompton (now Cowper), dau.
of 4th M. of Northampton, b. 1845, mar- 7th
and last Earl Cowper, K.G., a Prince and Count
of the Holy Rom. Emp. ; Lord Lieut, of Ireland
1880-2 (d. 1905). Pes., Panshanger, Hertford;
4 St. James's Sq., S.W.
COWPER, Francis Henry, I.S.O. (1902), Brit.
Cons, at Lisbon, prev. Vice-Cons, at Trinidad and
Santos (Brazil), also held posts at Porto Rico and
in Honduras. Res., Brit. Cons., Lisbon.
COWPER, Sydney, C.M.G. (1901), F.R.C.I.,
Perm. Sec. of Prime Min.'s Dept. at Cape Town,
has held numerous offices in that Colony and was
Maj. 4th Batt. CapePenins. Regt. : b. 1854. Res.,
Heronden, Wynberg, Cape Col.
COX Baronetcy (Irel. 1706), deemed extinct 1873, but
has now two claimants to the succession, Capt. Johx
Hawtrey Reginald C. (as nth Bt.), and Edmund Cuas.
Cox (as 15th Bt.).
COX, Knight. Sir (William Henry) Lionel
Cox, Kt. Bach. (1896), Ch. Justice Straits Settmts.,
prev. Puisne Judge Supr. Ct. Mauritius and
Procureur and Advoc.-Gen. : b. 1864, mar. 1903,
2nd wife, Elizabeth Cushing, dau. of the late Lewis
! Pughe, Esq. Ren., Singapore.
COX, Knight's Widow (Burrs Wid. remrrd.)
I Ladv C. (Elizabeth Rachel, dau. of Wm. Newton,
j Esq.) mar., 1st. 1833, Sir Mark Wood, 2nd Bt. of
G-atton (d. 1837 and title extinc') : 2ndly, 1845, the
late Sir Chas. Cox, K.C.M.G., Chanc. of Order of
St. Mich, and St. Geo. (d. 1892). lias., Hillingdon
House, Uxbridge, Middx.
I COX, Col. Alexander Temple, C.B. (Mil.
1888), I. A. Supermini. List ; Burma 1852-3 and
1886-7, Mutiny, and Afghn. 1879-80: b. 1836.
COX, Arthur Frederick, C.S.I. (1901),
Comptr. and Aud.-Gen. to Bengal Govt., prev.
Bombay, in I.C.S. from 1871 : b. 1849. Res.,
Calcutta ; Cumballa, Meads, Eastbourne.
COX, Lt.-Col. Charles Frederick, C.B. (Mil.
1902), N. S. Wales Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1901:
b. 1863. fas-, Blenheim, Carlingford, N. S. Wales.
COX, Charles Thomas, C.M.G. (1903), late
Administrator of St. Kitts and Nevis, and Gov.
of Leeward Islds , now Govt. Sec. Brit. Guiana :
b. 1858. Res., Georgetown.
COX, Maj. Edward Henry, D.S.O. (1902),
Roy. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1853.
COX, Hugh Bertram, C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A.,
B.C.L., barrister-at-law, Assist. Under Sec. of
State in Colon. Office, has been a Jun. Couns. to
Treasury and employed on S. American Boundary
Arbitrations: b. 1861. Res., 25A Sussex PL, S.
Kens., S.W.
COX, Maj. Percy Zachariah, CLE. (1902),
LA., now Cons.-Gen. for Persian Gulf, late Cons,
at Muscat : b. 1864. Res., Bushire, Pers. Gulf.
COX, Capt. Walter Huleert, D.S.O. (1902),
I. M.S., Mahsud Waziri 1902, now Resid. Surg,
at Bagdad: b. 1875. Res., Brit. Residency,
Bagdad.
COX (SKEWES-), Knight. Sir Thomas
Skewes-Cox, Kt. Bach. (1905), M.P. for Kingston
Div. (C), a Co. Aid. for Surrey, was Mayor of
Richmond 1892, is a partner in the legal firm of
Skewes-Cox, Nash, and Co., Pres. of Kingston
div. of Centr. Conserv. Assocn. : b. 1849, assumed
name of Skewes 1874, mar. 1882 Jessie, dau. of
the late Edmd. Warne, Esq. Res., Heron House,
Richmond, Surrey.
COXHEAD, Brig.-Gen. James Alfred, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), R.A., Chitral Relief, S. Africa 1899-
1900, was Priv. Sec. and A.D.C. to Gov. of Jamaica
1883, now a Col. on Staff for R. A. in Northn. Comd.
India : b. 1851. Res., Murree, Punjab.
COXHEAD, Maj. Thomas Langhorne, D.S.O.
(1887) ; Burma 1886, was Brig.-Maj. to R.A. in
Chinese Expedn. : b. 1864.
CRADDOCK, Reginald Henry, C.S.I. (1903),
Commissr. of Nagpur, Central Provs. : b. 1864.
CRADOCK, Capt. Christopher George
Francis Maurice, C.B. (Mil. 1902), M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903) , R.N., Soudan 1891, China 1900: b. 1862
(bro. of follg.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
CRADOCK, Lt.-Col. Montagu, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Afghn. 1879-80 and with N.Z. Mtd. Inf.
in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1859. Res., Hartforth,
Richmond. Yorks. ; 90 Piccadilly, W.
CRADOCK, Maj. Sheldon William Keith,
D.S.O. (1900-1), S. Africa 1900 with Imper. Yeom. ;
Hon. Maj. in Army: b. 1858. Res., Hartforth,
with preceding.
CRAGGS, Knight. Sir John George Craqgs,
Kt. Bach. (1903), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902),
F. R.S.S., a chartered accountant, head of a firm
in Coleman St., Hon. Sec. of King Edward's
Hosp. Fund : b. 185^, mar. 1884 Helen Lewins,
dau. of the late Andrew Millar, Esq. Res., I
Claverlev, Chislehurst.
CRAIG (GIBSON-), Baronet. Sir James
Henry Gibson-Craig, 3rd Bt, (U.K. 1831), M.A.,
advocate (Scotland), a D.L. and Commissr. of
Supply for Midlothian and Brigadier Roy. Co. of
Archers : son of 2nd Bt. (Rt. Hon. Sir William
G. -C), b. 1841, sue. 1878, mar. 1870 Julia, dau.
of Archib. Buchanan, Esq. Heir, his son Archi-
bald Charles (b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Henry Thomas, b. 1885). Seat, Riccarton, Currie
R.S.O., Midlothn.
CRAIGIE, Maj. Patrick George, C.B. (Civ.
1902), F.R.S.S. (late Pres.), Assist. Sec. Bd. of
Agriculture and has served on various offic.
I Missions, was Pres. Econom. Sect. Brit. Assoc.
1900 : b. 1843. Res., Oaklands, West Wellow,
Romsev, Hants ; 3 St. James's Sq., S.W.
CRAIGNISH, Baron. Ron-ald Campbell, 2nd
Bn. (Freiherr—Saxe-Cob. 1882), nephew of Bn.
CRA
Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
CRA. 221
Campbell von Laurentz, b. 1866, sue. 1897, mar.
1905 Constance Helena Wortley, dau. of Mon-
tague A. Armstrong, Esq., of Cape Col. No
present heir.
CRAIGNISH, Baron's Widow. Baroness
C. (Emily Margaret Campbell, dau. of the late
Col. Hugh Mitchell, and widow of Capt. O'Bryen
Jameson), mar. 1892, 3rd wife to 2nd husb., 1st
Bn. Craignish (d. 1897).
CRAIK, Knight. Sir Henry Craik, K.C.B. (Civ.
1897), M.A., LL.D., late Sec. to Scotch Educ.
Dept., has been Exam, in that of England, is
author of various works : b. 1846, mar. 1873
Fanny Esther, dau. of the late Chas. Duffield,
Esq. Res., Moor Cottage, Berkhamsted, Herts. :
5A Dean's Yd., Westmr., S.W.
CRAMP, William Dawkins, I.S.O. (1903),
late Dep.Ch. Insp.of Factories under Home Office :
b. 1840. Res., Kirkland, Walton -on -Thames.
CRANBORNE, Viscount {by courtesy— title
Eng. 1604), elder son and heir of M. of Salisbury.
CRANBROOK, Earl of. Gathorne
.Gathorne- Hardy (pron. Gaylhorn-H.), 1st Earl
{U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1866), G.C.S.I. (1880),
D. C.L., LL.D., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for West
Rid. and for Kent ; an M.P. 1856-78 ; has been
Pres. of Poor Law Bd., Sec. of State for Home,
War, and India Depts., and Ld. Pres. of Council :
son of Jno. Hardy, Esq., M.P. ; b. Oct. 1, 1814;
assumed additional name of Gathorne 1878;
created a Viscount same year, and an Earl 1892
\fi.) ; mar. 1838 the late Jane (d. 1897), C.I.,
lau. of the late Jas. Orr, Esq. Seat, Hemsted
Pk., Cranbrook, Kent.
Creations. U.K. : Vise. Cranbrook, 1878; E. of Cran-
brook and Bn. Medway, 1892.
Issue.
{Gathorne- Hardy.)
Lord Medway, heir to Earldom : John Stewart G.-H.,
V.D., a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Kent, Hon. Col. 2nd
Vol. Batt. The Buffs, formerly Lieut, Rifle Brigade,
an M.P. 1868-80 and 1884-92, was Sec. to his father
in Poor Law Bd. : b. 1839, mar. 1867 Cicely Mar-
guerite Wilhelmina, dau. of the late Jos. Ridgway,
Esq. Res., The Grange, Benenden, Cranbrook,
Kent. Issue :
Hon. Selina Marguerite, now Hon. Mrs. Reginald
Hughes- D'Aeth, b. 1869, mar. 1897 Capt. Regd.
H.-JJ'A. Res., Gov.'s House, H.M.'s Prison,
Reading.
Hon. Gathorne G.-H, 2nd heir, Capt. 2nd Vol.
Batt. The Buffs, a D.L. for Kent, has been
Priv. Sec. to Sec. for Scotld. (unpaid) and an
Assist. Sec. of Lt. Rails. Commssn. : b. 1370,
mar. 1809 Lady Dorothy Montagu Boyle, dau.
of 7th E. of Glasgow.
Hon. Jane Ethel G.-H., b. 1872.
Hon. John Francis G.-H, Maj. Gren. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900-2, late a Supt. of
Gymnasia: b. 1874, mar. 1898 Lady Isobel
Constance Mary Stanley, dau. of 16th E. of
Derby.
Hon. Ralph Cecil North G.-H, Lieut. R.N., b.
1876.
Hon. Nigel Charles G.-H., Capt. Northumb.
Fus., served in 8. Africa 1902 : b. 1880.
Hon. Dorothy Milner G.-H., b. 1889.
Daus. -in-law of Lord Medway.
Lady Dorothy G.-H., see Hon. Gathorne.
Lady Isobel Const. G.-H., see Hon. John Fras.
Hon. Charles Gathorne G.-H., Col. retired, formerly
Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds. : b. 1841, mar. 1872 Lady Cicely
Louisa Nevill, dau. of 1st 31. of Abergavenny. Res.,
43 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
The late Jane Isabel Hardy, b. 1843, d. 1862.
Hon. Alfred Erskine G.-H., M. A., barrister-at-law, a
D.L. for Cos. London and Kent, and Dep. Chmn. of
S.E. and Chat. Rail., appd. 1905 one of the Rail.
Commissrs., late an M.P. : b. 1845, mar. 1875 Isa-
bella Louisa, dau. of the late Jno. Malcolm, Esq.,
and sisti of the late Bn. M. of Poltalloch (Hon.
Mrs. Alfred G.-H.). Res., 77 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
The late Edith Elizabeth, aftds. Mrs. Graham,
b. 1847, d. 1875.
Lady Emily Blanche G.-H., b. 1848.
The late Hon. Harold G.-H., b. 1850, d. 1881.
Lady Mary Katharine GyH., b. 1852.
Lady Margaret Evelyn, how Lady Evelyn Goschen, b.
1858, mar. 1893 Hon. Geo. J. Goschen, M.P., eld.
son and heir of Vise. Goschen, q.v.
Dau. -in-law of the Earl.
Lady Cicely L. G.-H., see Hon. Charles.
CRANE, Capt. Charles Paston, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.A., late 12th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S.
Africa 1900-1 : b. 1857. Res., Tralee, Co. Kerry.
CRANLEY, Baron {Gt. Br. 1776)— see u Ons-
low, E. of."
CRANLEY, Viscount {by courtesy— -title U.K.
1801), elder son and heir of E. of Onslow.
CRANSTON, Knight. Col. Sir Robert
Cranston, K.C.V.O. (igo5 ; Kt. Bach. 1903), V.D.,
Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. Queen's Rif. Vol.
Brig., a D.L. and Treas. of City of Edinbur-gh,
Lord Provost for three years from 1903 ("Rt.
Hon." while in office) : b. 1843, mar. 1868 Elizabeth,
dau. of Jas. S. Gilbert, Esq. Res., Dunard, Grange
Loan, Edinburgh.
CRANSTON, Robert, I.S.O. (1902), a Princ.
Clk. Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1844.
CRANSTOUN Barony {Scot. 1609)— extinct
from 1869 at death of 11th Bn. (surname
Cranstoun).
Surviving Daughter of ioth Baron.
Hon. Pauline Emily Cranstoun, b. 1855.
CRANWORTH, Baron. Bertram Francis
Gurdon, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), V.D., B.A., a D.L. for
Norfolk, Lieut. Norf . R.G.A. (Mil.) and A.D.C. to
Col. comdg. in Norf. Vol. Inf. Brigade, served in S.
Africa 1901-2 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. June 13, 1877 ; sue.
1902 {L.U.) ; mar. 1903 Vera Emily, dau. of Arth.
W. Ridley, Esq. Seats, Letton Hall, Watton, Thet-
ford, Norfolk ; Grandisburgh Hall, Woodbridge,
Suffolk ; Brantham Ct., sameCo., nr. Manningtree.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Cranworth, 1899.— Revival of
a title granted to a late Lord Chancellor (see " Peerages
Extinct "), but it does not appear that there is any con-
nection between the two families.
Titled Relatives.
{Gurdon.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Robert Brampton G., heir toBny.,b. 1904. (No
present 2nd heir.)
Issue of 1st Bn. (half-sist. and sist. of present) :
Bv 1ST MRROE.
Hon. Amy Harriott, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Stirling,
b. 1864, mar. 1905, 3rd husb., Maj. Chas. S., R.A.
By 2ND MRROE.
Hon. Muriel Charlotte G., b. 1876.
(Present Baron, b. 1877.)
CRANWORTH, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady C. (Emily Frances, dau. of the late Rev.
Robert B. Heathcote), mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, 1st
Bn. Cranworth (d. 1902). Res., The Red House,
Southburgh, Thetford, Norfolk.
CRASKE, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1900-1), Leinst.
Regt. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1869.
CRAUFLTRD, Baronet. Sir CharlesWilliam
Frederick Craufurd, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1781),
retd. Lieut. R.N.: son of 31 d Bt., b. 1847, suc- 1881,
mar. 1870 the under-mentioned Hon. Lady Crau-
furd. Heir, his son Capt. George Standish
Gage C, D.S.O., q.v. (2nd heir, next son, Quentin
Charles Alexander, Lieut. R.N., b. 1875). Res.,
4 The Crescent, Hayling Island, Ha vant ; 10 War-
wick Sq., S.W.
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CRAUFURD, Hox. Lady, dau. of 4th Vise.
Gort (q.vO and wife of the above Bt.
CRAUFURD, Capt. George Standish Gage,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Gord. Highldrs. ; Chitral Relief,
Tirah 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-2, now A.D.C. to
Lt.-Gen. Sir Ian Hamilton ; heir to above Btcv. :
b. 1872.
CRAVEN, family name of f ollg. Earldom .
CRAVEN, Earl of* William George
Robert Craven, 4th Earl {U.K.), a D.L. for
Warwicks., late Capt. Berks, Yeom., was A.D.C.
to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. 1890-2: son of 3rd
E. ; b. Dec. 16, 1868 ; sue. 1883 (C.) ; mar. 1893
Cornelia, dau. of Bradley Martin, Esq., of New
York. Seats, Combe Abbey, Coventry ; Hamstead
Marshall, Newbury, Berks.; Ashdown Pk.,
Shrivenham R.S.O., same Co. ; town res., 3
Chesterfield Gdns., Mayfair, W.
Creations. Bn. Craven, Eng. 1665 ; E. of Craven and
Vise. Uffington, U.K. 1801.— Sir Wm. Craven (Kt.), a
distinguished military officer, was awarded the Barony :
! the 7th in his line, a General in the Army, obtaining the
higher titles (these had been originally granted to the
1st Bn., but without the special remainder which
enabled the Barony to survive his death unmarried).
Titled Relatives.
[Craven.)
Issue of present (4th) E.:
Vise. Uffington, heir to Earldom : William George
Bradley C, b. 1857. (and heir, his uncle Hon.
Rupert.)
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1868.)
Hon. Rupert Cecil C, late Capt. Vol. Electr. Engrs.,
formerly Midsh. R.N., served in S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1870, mar. 1899 Inez Morton, dau. of Geo. Broom,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Rupert C).
Lady Helen Emily, now Lady H. Forbes, b. 1874, mar.
1901 Capt. Ian R. I. Foster F. Res., Herbert shire
Castle, Denny R.S.O., Stirlingsh.
Hon. Charles Eric C, late Lieut. Scots Gds., served
in S. Africa 1901 : b. 1879, mar. 1901 Amalia Kolow-
ratsJc (Hon. Mrs. Charles C). Res., 113 St. George's
Sq., S.W.
Issue of 2nd E. (uncle and aunts of present) :
Lady Elizabeth Charlotte Louisa, now Eliz. Ctss. of
Wilton (q.v.), b. 1836, mar., 1st, 1858, 3rd Earl of
W. (d. i885);2ndly, 1886, Arth. V. Pry or, Esq.
—retaining title by courtesy.
Lady Evelyn Mary, now Lady E. Ihttton-Riddell,
b. 1839, mar. 1877, 3rd husb. (divorced by and),
Capt. Geo. Wm. JI.-R. Res., Muselee, Hawick,
Roxburgh; Bragborough Hall, Northants., nr.
Rugby.
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1841, d. 1883.)
Lady Blanche, now Ctss. of Coventry, b. 18.13, mar.
1865 9th Earl of C, q.v.
Lady Beatrix Jane, now Ctss. Cadogan, V. A., b. 1844,
mar. 1865 5th Earl C, q.v.
Lady Emily Georgina, now Lady E. Van de Weyer, i
b. 1846, mar. 1868 Victor AV. B. Van de W., Esq.
Res., New Lodge, Windsor; 21 Arlington St., W.
Hon. Osbert William C, a C.C. for Berks., late \
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Berks. Imper. Yeom. : b. I
1848. Res., no Mount St., W., and with the Earl at i
Ashdown Pk.
CRAVEN, Earl's "Widow. Dowager Countess
OK C, nee Hon. Evelyn Laura Barrington, dau. of !
7th Vise. Barrington, b. 1848, mar. 18673rd E. of |
Craven (d. 1883). lies., Ashdown Pk., Shriven-
ham R.S.O., Berks.
CRAWFORD, Earl of. James Ludovic
Lindsay, 26th E. of Crawford (Scot., Prem.
Earl upon the Roll), and 9th E. of Balearres
(title not used), sits as Bn. Wigan (U.K.) ; K.T.
(1891), V.D., LL.D., F.R.S., Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus., Trustee of Brit. Mus., past Pres. of
Roy. Astronom. Soc. ; an M.P. 1874-80 (as Lord
Lindsay), formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds. and Lt.-Col.
and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Manchester Regt. :
! son of 25th E.; b. July 28, 1847; sue. 1880 (C.) ;
] mar. 1869 Emily Florence Bootle-Wilbrakam, dau.
I of the late CoL Hon, Edwd. B-.-W, and 1st cousin
i once removed of present E. of Lathom. Seats,
\ Haigh Hall, Wigan ; Balearres House, Colins-
| burgh R.S.O., Fifesh. ; town res,, 2 Cavendish
j Sq., W.
I Creations. Scot. : Ld. of Efcildun and Ld. Lindsay
of Crawford, bef. 1140; E. of Crawford, 1398; Ld. Lind-
say of Balearres, 1633 ; E. of Balearres and Ld. Balniel,
! 1651. U.K.: Bn. M'igan, 1826. "Lord Balearres" is
i now the courtesy-title of eldest sons. — This house has
a remote feudal and even legendary history, an early
ancestor being reputed to be descended from "Thor."
Walter de Lindesay was sitting in the Scottish Parlia-
ment in 1145, and may be regarded as the first of the
line of Lindsay of Crawford, though his precise designa-
| tion is unknown, and each Lord appears at this period
j to have been styled after his personal estates (Ercildun,
Luffness, Brenevil, Lamberton, and so on). The 9th Ld.
i of Crawford was created Earl, apparently for his prowess
j exhibited in "a passage of arms with Lord Welles upon
! London Bridge before King Richard II. and his Queen."
i The 6th Earl was one of the many Scottish nobles who
j fell at Floddcn Field. The 16th Earl fought on the
[ Royalist side at Marston Moor. On his death without
issue the Earldom passed to that of Lindsay (see note
I there), but the Lordship to another collateral who was
j made Ld. Lindsay cf Balearres, his successor becoming
I Earl of the same and Ld. Balniel. The 6th Earl of
j Balearres succeeded as 23rd of Crawford, and the 24th
j Earl of Crawford obtained the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Lindsay.)
! Issue of present (26th) E.:
Lady Evelyn Margaret, now Lady E. Mason, b. 1870,
mar. 1895 Jas. Eras. M., Esq. Res., Freeland Lodge,
Woodstock ; 1 Chesterfield Gdns., Mayfair, W.
j Lord Balcakues (pron. Balear'rez), heir to Earldom :
David Alexander Edward L., B.A., F.S.A., M.P.
! for Chorley Div. (C), late Capt. 1st Vol. Batt.
Manchester Regt., is a Junior Lord of the Trea-
sury and a Trustee of Nat. Portrait Gall. : b.
1871, mar. 1900 Constance Lilian, dau. of Sir Hy.
C. Pelly, 3rd Bt. Res., 74 Brook St., W. Issue :
Master of Lindsay : Hon. David Robert Alex-
ander L., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Hon. Margaret Cynthia L., b. 1902.
Hon. Cynthia Anne L., b. 1504.
Hon. Walter Patrick L., b. 1873, mar. 1902 Ruth, dau.
of J. R. Henderson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Walter L.).
Club, Grosvenor.
Hon. Robert Hamilton L., late A.D.C. to Viceroy of
India, prev. to Gov. of N.S. Wales, is Capt. Roy.
Scots Greys, served in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1874,
mar. 1903 May Janet, dau. of the late Sir W. J.
Clarke, 1st Bt. of Rupertswood (Hon. Mrs. Robert
L.).
Rev. the Hon. Edward Reginald L., M. A., now Curate
of St. Matt.'s Bethn. Grn. : b. 1876.
Hon. Ronald Charles L., a 2nd Sec. in Diplom. Serv.,
b. 1877.
Hon. Lionel L., b. 1879.
Issue of 25th E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1847.)
Lady Alice Frances, now Lady A. Archer- Houblon,
b. 1849, mar. 1872 Col. Geo. Bramston A.-H. (ni
Eyre). Res., Hallingbury PI., Bp.'s Stortford,
Herts. ; Culverthorpe Hall, Grantham, Lines. ; 73
Upper Berkeley St., W.
Lady Margaret Elizabeth, now Lady M. Majendie, b.
1850, mar. 1870 the late Lewis Ashhurst M. Esq.,
(d. 1885). Res., 14 Cumberld. Mansns., Upp. George
St., W. (Her dau. the Hon. Margaret Aline
Majendie, Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria 1894-
1901, is now wife of Bn. Greufell.)
Lady Mary Susan Felicie, now Lady M Meynell,
h. 1852, mar. 1878 Hon. Ercdk. G. Lindley M.
(assumed name), son of ist Vise. Halifax, q.v.
Lady Mabel Marian L., b. 1855.
Lady Anne Catherine Sibyl, now Lady A. Bowes-
Lyon, b. 1858, mar. 1883 Hon. Fras. B.-L., son of
13th E. of Strathmore, q.v.
Lady Jane Evelyn L., b. 1862.
CRAWFORD, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of Crawford and Balearres (Margaret
CRA
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
ORE 223
dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Jas. Lindsay) , b. 1824,
mar. 1846 her 2nd cousin, 25th B. of Crawford
(d. 1880). Res., Villa Palmieri, Florence;
Burcote House, Clifton Hampden, Oxon, near
Abingdon.
CRAWFORD,Knight. Sir (Henry) Homewood
Crawford, Kt. Bach. (1900) , Solic. to Corporation of
London and a Lieut, and Commissi", of Land Tax
for the City : b. 1850, mar. 1874 Louisa Edith,
dau. of the late Aid. Sir Fras. W. Truscott.
lies., Carshalton, Surrey; Merrington Ldg.,
3 Bolton Gdns. West, Earl's Cfc., S.W.
CRAWFORD, Alfred, I.S.O. (1902), latePrinc.
Clk. Roy. Ir. Constab. Office : b. 1838. Res., 25
Leeson Pk., Dublin.
CRAWFORD, Arthur Travers, C.M.G. (1887),
formerly Commissr. S. Div. Bombay, has been
engaged on Portug. negotiations : b. 1835.
CRAWFORD, Com. Lawrence Hugh, C.B.
(Civil 1895), late R.N.,in P. & O. service and Roy.
Nav. Reserve, an Elder Bro. of Trinity House : b.
1856.
CRAWFORD, Col. Richmond Irvine, CLE.
(1896), LA. Supermini. List; Mutiny, since in
3iv. emplmt., late Collector at Kurachi: b.1839.
CRAWFURD, Hon. Mrs. Gibbs Payne, dau.
)f 17th Bn. Saye and Sele.
CRAWFURD, Oswald (John Frederick),
1M.G. (1890), late Chmn. Lond. Gen. Publishing
Ml, also of Authors' Club, Cons, at Oporto
867-91. Res., 34 Hans Rd., S.W.
CRAWLEY, Capt. Richard Parry, M.V.O.
j5th Class, 1902), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
876.
CRAWLEY, Lady Violet Ella, dau. of 8th E.
>f Aylesford.
CRAWSHAW, Baron. Thomas Brooks, 1st
In. {U.K.) and a Bt., a D.L. for Lancashire
High Sheriff 1884) : son of Jno. Brooks, Esq. ;
SI ' . May 15, 1825; cr. Bn. 1892 {L.U.) ; mar. 1851
!atherine, dau. of the late Jno. Jones, Esq., of
lilsall Hall, Salop. Seats, Whatton House,
Loughborough, Leic. ; Crawshaw Hall, Raw-
bnstall, Manchester.
Creations. U.K. : A Bfc. 1891 ; Bn Crawshaw, 1892.
Issue.
(Brooks.)
Hon. William B., M.A., heir to Barony, b. 1833,
mar. 1882 Mary Ethel, dau. of the late Sir Mich.
Hicks-Beach, 8th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Brooks). Res.,
Crawshaw Hall, Rawtenstall, Manchester. (2nd
heir, his son Gerald Beach, b. 1884.)
The late Alice Catherine, aftds. Mrs. Robt. Knoivles,
b. 1852, d. 1892 (prev. to her father's promotion).
Hon. Marshall Jones B., M.A., b. 1855, mar. 1889
Florence, dau. of the late Fredk. F. Thomas, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Marshall B.). Res., Sunnyside, Raw-
tenstall, Manchester.
Hon. Annie Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Harry Townshend,
b. 1859, mar. 1880 Capt. Harry Leigh T. Res., Calde-
cote Hall, Nuneaton, Warwicks.
Hon. Ruth Adamson, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Tennant, b. 1864, mar. 1886 Maj. Chas. Richd. T.
Res., St. Ann's Manor, Sutton, Loughborough, Leic.
1 CREAGH, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir (Garrett)
. Moore Creagh, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), W (1880),
u A.., served in Afghanistan 1878-80, Zhob Valley
90, China 1900-1, was Polit. Resid. at Aden
98-1900, now comdg. 5th Div. Westn. Comd.
: India, late the Forces in China, is Col. 34th Mer-
' ira Inf. : b. 1848, mar. 1891, 2nd wife, Lilla, dau.
I the late E. Read, Esq. Res., Mhow, Bombay.
ihREAGH, Maj. -Gen. Arthur Gethin, C.B.
[jL 1896), R.A., Zululand 1879-80, Egypt, and
udan 1884-5, now comdg. Bombay Brigade of
I estn. Comd. : b. 1855. ^fiS-» Pocma, Bombay ;
! 3agh House, Doneraile, Buttevant, Co. Cork.
CREAGH, Charles VandeleuK, C;M.G. (1892),
F.R.C.L, bariister-at-law, late Gov. of Brit. N.
Borneo and Labuan, prev. Sheriff of Hong Kong
and Brit. Res. atPerak : b. 1843. Res., 33 Charl-
ton Rds, Blackheath, S.E.
JDREAGH (BRAZIER-), Lt.-Col. George
Washington, C.M.G. (1900-1), R.A.M.C., Spec.
Missions to S.E. Persia 1893-4 and 1896-7, S.
Africa 1899-1902: b. 1858. Res., Woodville,
Buttevant, Co. Cork.
CREAK, Capt. Ettrick William, C.B. (Civ.
1901), F.R.S., R.N. retd., late Supt. of Compasses
to Admiralty : b. 1835. Res., 9 Hervey Rd., Black-
heath, S.E.
CREASE, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir John
Frederick Crease, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), F.R.G.S.,
F.S.A., F.R.S.S., KM. A. retired (1891), served
in China 1857-61 and Ashanti 1873 : b. 1836,
mar. 1877, widower. Res., Ince, Guildford ; Sion,
nr. Stourbridge, Wore.
CREASE, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Sarah,
dau. of the late Prof. Jno. Lindley, F.R.S., and
sist. of Lord Lindley), mar. 1853 Hon. Sir Henry
P. P. Crease, Kt. Bach., Senior Puisne Judge of
Brit. Columbia 1870-95, (d. 1905). Res., Pentre-
lew, Victoria, Brit. Columbia.
CREASY, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Mary
Maria, dau. of G. Cottam, Esq., C.E.),mar. 1846
Sir Edwd. S. Creasy, historical writer, formerly
Ch. Justice of Ceylon (d. 1878). Res., 7 St.
Stephen's Gdns., East Twickenham.
CREASY, Leonard, I.S.O. (1905), M.I.C.E.,
Provincial Engr. in Ceylon.
CREDTTON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Robert
Edward Trefusis (pron. Trefew'sis), D.D., Bp.
Suff . in Exeter Dioc, Canon Res. prev. Preb. and
Examg. Chapl. to the Bp. of Exeter : grandson
of 17th Baron Clinton, b. 1843, mar. 1874, cons.
1897. Res., The Chantry, Exeter.
*#* The place (not the Bishopric) is locally known by
its original name, Kir-ton, which is found even upon
milestones. We are informed that there are great
numbers of similar variations in that part of the country.
The correct modern name is Crediton.
CREMORNE, Baron {Irel. 1797), title of the
Dartrey Earldom on Irish Roll, borne also (as
" Lord ") by the heir when a son.
CRESSWELL, Col. George Francis Addison,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
comdg. 3rd Vol. Batt. Norf. Regt. : b. 1852. Res.,
Garden House, Hunstanton R.S.O. ; King St.,
King's Lynn.
CRESWELL, Capt. William Rooke, C.M.G.
(1897), R.N. retired (1878), served agst. Pirates
and in suppression of Slave Trade on E. African
Coast, is Comdt. of Queensld. Nav. Def . Force :
b. 1852. Res.. Brisbane, Qnsld.
CRESWICK, Col. Nathaniel, C.B. (Civ. 1896) ,
V.D., formerly Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th
W. Rid. Vol. Artill., at first a solicitor : b. 1831.
Res., Norton Grn., nr. Sheffield.
CREWE, Baronet. Sir Vauncey Harpur
Crewe, lOthBt. {Eng. 1626), a D.L. for Staff ordsh.,
High Sheriff of Derbysh. 1900, formerly Lieut,
Derbysh. Yeom. : son of gth Bt., b. 1846, sue.
1886, mar. 1876 the under-mentioned Hon. Lady
Crewe. Heir, his son Richard Fynderne Har-
pur (b. 1880; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cous. once rem.
Willoughbv Harpur, b. 1847). Seats, Warslow
Hall, Buxton, Derbysh. ; Calke Abbey, Derby.
CREWE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Georgiana Jane Henrietta Eliza, dau. of the
lateVice-Adm. Wm. S. Lovell, K.H.),.mar. 1845
Sir Jno. H. Crewe, 9th Bt. (d. 1886) .
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Directory of Peerage,
CRO
CKEWE, Earl of. Robert Offley Ash-
burton Crewe-Milnes, 1st Earl (U.K.), P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1892), M.A., late Lord Lieut, of Ireland and
formerly a Lord-in- Waiting to Queen Victoria :
son of 1st Bn. Houghton; b. Jan. 12, 1858; sue.
to Barony 1885, cr. Earl 1895 (L.) ; assumed addi-
tional name of Crewe 1894 ; mar:> 1st, 1880, the
late Sibyl Marcia (d. 1887), dau. of Sir Fredk. U.
Graham, 3rd Bt. of Netherby ; 2ndly, 1899, Lady
Margaret Etrenne Hannah Primrose, dau. of 5th
E. of Rosebery. Heir, none. Seats, Crewe Hall,
Crewe, Cheshire; The Hall, Bawtry R.S.O.,
Yorks. ; Fryston Hall, Ferry-bridge, Normanton,
same Co. ; * Madeley Manor, Newcastle - under -
Lyme; town res., Crewe House, 15 Curzon St.,
Mayfair, W.
Creations. U.K : Bn. Houghton (pron. Howton),
1863; E. of Crewe, 1895.— The 1st Bn. was Richd.
Monckton Milnes, F.R.S., M.P. for Pontefract 1837-63
and a well-known poet and author. A Barony of Crewe,
with that surname, had subsisted 1805-94, »i which last
year the present Earl added that name to his own.
Titled Relatives.
{Crewe-Milnes.)
Issue of present (is?) E. (2nd Bn. Houghton) :
Lady Annabel Hungerford, now Lady A. O'Neill, b.
1881, mar. 1902 Capt. Hon. Arthur Edward Bruce
O'N., son and heir of 2nd Bn. O'Neill, q.v.
The deceased Hon. Richard Charles Rodes Milnes,
b. 1882 d. 1890.
Lady Celia Hermione (7.-3/;, \t • h 00
Lady Helen Cynthia C.-M., J twms> b- l83*-
Surviving dau. of 1st Bn. H. (sist. of present E.) :
Hon. Florence Ellen Hungerford {nee Milnes), now
Hon. Mrs. Arthur Henniker- Major, b. 1855, mar.
1882 Col. Hon. Arthur Henry H.-M., C.B., son of
4th Bn. Henniker, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1858.)
CREWE, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn. Norton
(q.v.) and wife of the above Bt.
CREWE, Col. Charles Preston, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late with Border Horse; Kaffir War
1878-9, Basutold. 1880, Boer War 1899-1901, is
Colon. Sec. and an M.L.A. of Cape Col. : b. 1858.
Bes., Southernwood, East London, the Cape;
and Cape Town.
CRICHTON (pron. Crlton), family name of
Erne Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies "and " Hons.,"
also below. For Crichton-Stuart see "Bute, M.
of."
CRICHTON, Viscount (by courtesy), eld. son
and heir of E. of Erne, q.v. (fam. name used in
title instead of " Vise. Erne ").
CRICHTON, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Lilford.
CRICHTON of SANQUHAR, Baron {Scot.
1488) ,and of CUMNOCK (1633)— see "Bute,M.of."
CRIMMIN, Lt.-Col. John, CLE. (1901),
(1889), I.M.S., Burma 1886-9, now Acting Health
Offr. at Bombay Port : b. 1859. Bes., Bombay.
CRITCHETT, Knight. Sir (George) Anderson
Critchett, Kt. Bach. (1901), M.A., F.R.C.S.E.,
Surg. Oculist to H.M., Sen. Ophthalmic Surg, to
St. Mary's Hosp., and late Pres. of Ophthalmolog.
Soc. of U.K. : b. 1845, mar. 1883 Agnes, dau. of
C. J. Dunphie, Esq. Bes., 21 Harley St., W.
CROCKER, George, C.B. (Civ. 1902), Civ.
Techn. Assist, to Adm. Supt. at Devonport, a
memb. of Roy. Corps of Nav. Constructors and
has been in charge of Dockyds. at Bombay,
Calcutta, and Chatham : b. 1846. Bes., 8 The
Terrace, Dockyd., Devonport.
CROFT, Baronet of Croft. Sir (Herbert)
Archer Crojl, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1671), a D.L. for
Herefordshire, late Lieut. Shropsh. Lt. Inf. (Mil.):
son of 9th Bt., b. 1868, sue, 1902, mar. 1903,
2nd wife, Katharine Agnes, dau. of J. Charlton
Parr, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Hugh Matthew
Fiennes (b. 1874 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Bernard
Hugh Denman, b. 19031). Seat, Lugwardine Ct.,
Hereford.
CROFT, Baronet of Dodington. Sir Frede-
rick Leigh Croft, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1818), son of
2nd Bt., b. i860, sue. 1904. Heir pres., his bro.
Francis Edgar (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
William Graham, b. 1862). Seat, Dodington PI.,
Sittingboume, Kent.
V* The 1st Bt. was made Baron da Serra da Estrella
for military services in Portugal during the Peninsular
War.
CROFT, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady C. of
Croft (Georgiana Eliza Lucy, dau. of the late Matt.
H. Marsh, Esq., formerly M.P.), mar. 1865 Sir
Herb. Geo. D. Croft, 9th Bt. (d. 1902).— (2) Emma,
Lady C. of Dodington, dau. of the late Jno.
Graham, Esq., mar. 1856 Sir Jno. Fredk. Croft,
2nd Bt. (d. 1904). Bes., The Cottage, Bartestree,
Hereford.
CROFT, Knight. Sir Alfred Woodley Croft,
K.C.I.E. (1887), M.A., LL.D., late Dir. of Pub.
Instruct. Bengal, and an M.L.C., was Pres. of
Asiatic Soc. of Bengal 1892-3 and Vice-Chanc.
Calcutta Univ. 1894-6: b. 1841. Bes., Rumleigh,
Bere Alston R.S.O., Devon.
CROFTON, family name of following" Barony.
CROFTON, Baron. Edward Henry Churchill
Crofton, 3rd Bn. ([rel.) and a Bt., an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1873) ; a D.L. for Roscommon,
formerly State Steward and a Gent, of the Bed-
chamber to Viceroy : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Oct. 21,
1834 ; sue. 1869 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seat, Mote Pk.,
Ballymurray R.S.O., Co. Roscommon; town res.,
143 Sloane St.., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1758; Bn. Crofton, 1797 —
The widow of Sir Edwd. Crofton, 2nd Bt., M.P. for
Co. Roscommon, was elevated to this Peerage, which
had been designed for her husband. The remainder was
to his issue male, but his eldest son, the 3rd Bt., died
before his mother, so that a grandson became 2nd Baron.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Crofton.)
Surviving dau. of 2nd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, h. 1834.)
Hon. Augusta Caroline, now The Lady Cloribrock, b.
1839, mar. 1866 4th Bn. C, q.v.
— Dau. -in-law:
Hon. Mrs. Francis C. (Emily Augusta, dau. of the
late Lt.-Col. AVm. M. S. Caulfeild), inar. 1878, as 2nd
wife, the late Hon. Francis George C, Capt. R.N.
retired (d. 1900).
Heir pres. to Barony (nephew of Bn. C.) :
Capt. Arthur Edward Lowther C, son of the late
Hon. Charles St. George C, b. 1866, mar. 1893 Jessie,
dau. of Jas. Hewitson, Esq., and widow of Nevilc
Paddon, Esq. Res., Mote Pk.. with Lord 0. (2nd
heir, his son Edward Charles, b. 1896.)
CROFTON, Baronet of Longford House. Sir
Malby Crofton, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1838, orig. Irel.
1661, but this became extinct), B.A., a D.L.
for Sligo : grandson of 2nd Bt. and son of the late 1 Qjfj
Capt. Hy. B. Crofton; b. 1857, sac. 1872, mar.i
1880 Louisa Margaret, dau. of Richd. J. ^
Verschoyle, Esq. Heir, his son Malbi' Richard
CRO
Henry (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, next son, Thomas
Horsfall, b. 1889). Seat, Longford House, Balliso-
dare B.S.O. (spelt also Ballysadare) , Co.'siigo.
CEOFTON, Baronet of MoMll. Sir Morgan
George Crofton, 6th Bt. ( U.K. 1801) , Lieut. 2ndLife
Gds. : nephew of 4th Bt. and bro. of 5th, b. 1879,
sue. 1902. i/eirpres.,his2ndcous.once rem., Hugh
Arthur (b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, latter's uncle George,
b. 1845). Seat, Mohill Castle, Dromod B.S.O. ,
Co. Leitrim ; res., "Woodside Lodge, Marehwood,
Southampton; town house, 36 Buckingham Gt.,
S.W.
CEOFTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady C.
of Mohill (Mabel Earle, dau. of the late Burton
Archer Burton, Esq.), mar. 1807 Sir Morgan Geo.
Crofton, 4th Bt, (d. 1900). lies., Bocksttne PL,
Southampton.
CEOFTON, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Anna
Maria, dau. of the late Eev. Chas. Shipley), mar.
1840 Capt. Bt. Hon. Sir Walter F. Crofton, C.B.,
formerly Chmn. of Prisons Bd. Ireld. (d. 1897).
Res., 25 Winchester Ed., Oxford.
CEOFTON, Col. Morgan (Samuel). C.B. (Mil.
1899), D.S.O. (1886), was A.A.G. and Ch. Staff
Officer S. Africa 1894-9, ret. 1905: b. 1850. lies.,
Denton Ct., Canterbury; 7 Charles St., Berkeley
3q., W.
CEOFTON (LOWTHEE-), Com. Edward
George, D.S.O. (1900), E.N., China: b. 1873.
CEOFTS, Lt.-Col. Ayljikr Martin, C.I E.
;igoo), I.M.S., Afghn. 1878-80, Egypt, Zhob
Valley, is Med. Offr. to the MaharajaSindhia of
Jwalior: b. 1854. lies., Gwalior, Centr. India.
CEOFTS, Maj. Eichard, D.S.O. (1900),
J.A.M.C. retd. ; Lagos 1892, Sierra Leone 1898-9 :
). 1859.
CEOLE, Charles Stewart, CLE. (1898), twice
)ist. and Sessions Judge at Kistna, Madras, has
>een an M.L.C. and Commissr. of Land Eev. Res.,
SHydePk. Sq., W.
CEOMAETIE (pron. Cromm'arty), Countess
>f. Sibell Lilian Blunt (prev. Mackenzie),
vtss. 3rd in line {U.K.) : dau. of 2nd Earl, who
led 1893, when the succession remained for a
ime unsettled (as below) ; b. Aug. 14, 1878 ;
itle confirmed 1895; mar. 1899 Maj. Edwd.
Falter Blunt, late E.A. Seat,' Tarbat House,
lildary E.S.O., Eoss-sh.
Creation. E. of Cromartie, Vise. Tarbat, and Bn.
astlehaven and MacLeod, U.K. 1861.— This is a revival
:' an earlier Peerage, its later creation having been
Ustowed upon Anne, Duchess of Sutherland, descendant
Ui 5th generation from the 3rd Earl of the older line,
pon her death her 2nd son, Francis, succeeded, but he
ft no s^n, and the terms of limitation, w hich ran into
x clauses, appeared to necessitate investigation, which
[.used a delay of 15 months in the succession of the
resent Countess. The expression "called out of abey-
Ihce" was adopted in the legal instrument, but of
I urse there could be no ordinary abeyance in the case
I a Peerage by patent. The family name till quite
1 cently was Sutherland-Leveson-Gower ; but the former
i me, Mackenzie, was restored, and is now again altered
I Blunt.
Titled Relatives.
(Blunt.)
vie of present Ctss. :
; The deceased Lady Janef Frances B., b. & d. 1900.
Vise. Takbat, heir to Earldom : Roderick Grant
Francis B., b. 1504.
me of 2nd Earl (a sist. of present Ctss.) :
I (Present Countess, b. 1878.)
Lady Constance, now Lady C. Stewart- Richardson
{ne'e Mackenzie), heiress 2nd in order : b. 1882, mar.
1904 Sir Edwd. Austin S.-R., 15th Bt., ci.v.
JEOMAETLE, Earl's Widow (remrrd.).
! wager Countess of C, nee Hon. Lilian Janet
; cdonald, dau. of 4th Bn. Macdonald, b. 1856,
CKO 225
mar., 1st, 1876, 2nd E. of Cromartie (d. 1893) ;
2ndly, 1895, the late Eegd. F. Cazenove, Esq. (d.
1 905) —retaining title by courtesy. Res., North
Ldg., Ascot.
CEOMBIE, Brig.-Surg.-Lt.-Col. Alexander,
C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.D., late I.M.S. (ret. 1898) :
b. 1845. £es., 3A Bickenhall Mansns., Glouc.
PL, W.
CEOMEE, Earl of. Evelyn Baring, 1st Earl
(U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1900), G.C.B. (Civ. 1895),
G.C.M.G. (1888), K.C.S.I. (1883), CLE. (1880),
LL.D., Agent, Cons.-Gen., and Min. Plenip. in
Egypt, formerly Comptroller-Gen. &c, has been
Financ. Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy of India, and
Maj . E. A. : son of the late Henry Baring, Esq. ,M.P.
(bro. of istBn. Ashburton) ; b. Feb. 26, 1841 ; cr.
Bn. 1892, Vise. 1899, Earl 1901 (C\); mar., 1st,
1876, the late Ethel Stanley, dau. of Sir Eowland
S. Errington, 11th Bt. of Hooton (she died 1898) ;
2ndly, 1901, Lady Katherine Georgiana Louisa
Thynne, dau. of 4th M. of Bath. Res., Brit. Con-
sulate-Gen., Cairo.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Cromer, 1892, Vise. C. 1899,
Earl of C. and Vise. Errington, 1901. See under " Baring,
fam. name " for relationships of the four Peers of this
surname.
Issue.
(Baring.)
By 1ST MRKGK.
Viscount Errington, heir to Earldom : Rowland
Thomas B., a 3rd See. in Diplom. Serv., b. 1877.
Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Windham B., 2nd heir, b. 1880.
By 2ND MKRGE.
Hon. Evelyn B. (son), b. 1503.
CEOMIE, Capt. Charles Francis, C.M.G.
(1905 s Brit. Cons, at Dakar.
CEOMPTON, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st
Bn. Eomillv.
CEOMPTON', Lt.-Col. E. (or B. ?), D.S.O.
(1902), Natal Vols.; S. Africa 1902.
CEOMPTON, Lt.-Col. Eookes Evelyn Bell,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Lt.-Col. conidg. Electr. Engrs.;
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1845. Res., Tanfield
House, Bedale, Yorks. ; Thriplands, Kensing-
ton Ct., W.
CEOOKES, Knight. Prof. Sir William
Crookes, Kt. Bach. (1897), D.Sc, F.E.S., F.C.S.
(Past Pres., as also of Inst. Electr. Engrs. and of
Soc. for Psychical Besearch). Pres. of Brit. Assoc.
1898, editor and proprietor of Chemical News, an
extensive author on chemical subjects, having
achieved some notable discoveries in that line,
distinguished also as an electrician : b. 1832, mar.
1856 Elien, dau. of Wm. Humphrey, Esq. Res.,
7 Kensington Pk. Gdns., W.
CEOOM, Knight. Sir John Halliday Croom,
Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., F.E.C.P., F.E.C.S., Pres.
Eoy. Coll. of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Fellow of
numei'ous Medical Socs., and a prolific writer on
Medical and Surgical subjects : b. 1847, mar. 1874
Anne Isabella, dau. of David Walker, Esq. Res.,
25 Charlotte Sq., Edinburgh.
CEOPPEE, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Vise. Knutsford.
CEOSBIE, Baronet. Sir William Edward
Douglas Crosbie, 8th Bt. (Irel. 1630), formerly
Lieut. Beds. Mil. : son of 7th Bt., b. 1855, sue.
1877, mar. 1893 Georgina Mary, dau. of Thos. E.
M. Marsh, Esq., C.E. Heir, none, nor fixed res.
CEOSLEY, Knight's Widow (remrrd.). Lady
C. (Helen, dau. of Jas. Wright, Esq.), mar., 1st,
1878, as 2nd wife, Sir Chas. Decimus Crosley,
Sheriff of Lond. and Middx. 1855 (d. 1882);
2ndly, 1901, Edward Hanson, E3q. — retaining
title by courtesy. Res., 17 Kensington Ct., W.
Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
of Peerage,
CITE
CROSS, family name of following Viscounty.
CROSS, Viscount. Richard Assheton Cross,
isfc Vise. (U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1874), G.C.B.
(Civ. 1880), G.C.S.I. (i892),D.C.L.,LL.D.,F.R.S.,
a D.L. for Lanes. , b arris ter-at-law, late Lord Privy-
Seal, formerly Sec. of State for Home Dept. and
for India, an M.P. 1857-62 and i868-85 : son of
the late Wm. Cross, Esq.j of Red Scar, Preston ;
b. May 30, 1823 ; cr. Vise. i885 (C.) ; mar. 1852
Georgiana, C.I., dau. of the late Thos. Lyon, Esq.
Seat, Eccle Riggs, B rough ton-in-Furneas R.S.O.,
Lanes. ; town res., 12 Warwick Sq., S.W.
Creation. Vise. Cross, U.K. i33S.
Issue.
{Cross.)
The late Thorn is Richard 0., b. 1853, d. 1873.
The late Hon. William Henry C, M.P., b. 1356, d.
1891, having mar. i83o Mary. dau. of the late W m.
Levvfch waits, Edq. (Hon. Mrs. Cross; res., Ash
Hous-j, Broughton-in-Furness R.S.O., Lanes.) Son,
(heir to Viscounty) :
Rich a re Assueton C, Esq., h. 1882.
Hon. John Edward C, 2nd heir, h. 1853, mar. 1895,
2nd wife, Sophy Katharine Mary, dau. of the late
Henry R. Sandbach, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. John C).
Res., Southfield, High Legh, Knutsford, Cheshire.
Rev. the Hon. diaries Francis C, M.A., b. i85o.
Res., Stretton Vic, Warrington.
Hon. Georgiana Harriet, now Hon. Mrs. Edward
Bowyer, b. i362, mar. 1895 Edwd. Wentworth B.,
Esq. Res., The Home Farm, Pylewell, Lymington,
Hants.
Hon. Mary Dorothea C, b. i85^.
Hon. Anne Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Dawson,
b. 1873, mar. 1901 Capt. Hy. Finch D., R.A. Rt3.,
81 St. George's Rd., S.W.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Cross— see late Hon. Wm. Henry.
CROSS, Lady Theresa, dau. of 14th E. of
Eglinton and Winton.
CROSSE, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, dau. of 4th Bn.
Head Ley.
CROSSLEY, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt.
Hon. Sir Savile Brinton Crossley, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1902), 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1863), M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), B.A., M.P. for Halifax (L.U.), Paymaster-
Gen, to the Eorces, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Nor-
folk Roy. Giirr. Artill., Chmn. of Hosp. Saturday
Fund and a Dir. of G.N.R., served in S. Africa
1900-1, High Sheriff of Suffolk 1896: son of 1st
Bt.,b. 1857, sue. 1872, mar. 1887 Phyllis, dau. of
Gen. Sir Henry P. De Bathe, 4th Bt. Heir, his son
Francis Savile (b. 1889 ; 2nd heir, next son,
John De Bathe, b. 1893). Seat, Somerleyton
Hall, Lowestoft; town res., 12 Carlton House
Terr., S.W.
CROSSMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady C.
(Annie Matilda, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. R.
Richards) , mar. 1899, as 2nd wife, Maj -Gen. Sir
Wm. Grossman, K.C.M.G., F.R.G.S. (d. 1901).
Res., 5 Hvde Pk. Mansns., Marylebone Rd., N.W.
CROSSMAN, Capt. George Lytton, D.S.O.
(1902), W. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
ROSTHWAITE, Bishop— see " Beverley."
CRO STH WAITE , Knight (1). Sir Charles
Haukes Todd Crosthivaite, K.C.S.I. (1888), late
of Counc. of Sec. of State for India, prev. Lt.-Gov.
of N.W. Provs. and Oudh, Ch. Commissr. of
Burma, and a Memb. of Council of Viceroy : b.
1835 (bro. of follg.), widower (twice). Res., Long
Acre, Shamley Grn., Guildford.
CROSTHWAITE, Knight (2). Sir Robert
Joseph Crosthivaite, K.C.S.I. (1897), B.A.,
barrister-at-law, late Gov.-Gen.'s Agent in
Rajputana, formerly Judic. Commissr. and Res.
in Centr. Provs., and a Memb. of Counc. of
Viceroy: b. 1841, mar. 1877, 2nd wife, Mary, dau.
of S. Harvey James, Esq. Res., Elwell, West
Buckland, Sth. Molton, Devon.
CROUCH Baronetcy-, claimed by George Crouch of
Wynnstay and Annandale, Victoria, though there is no
record of such title having ever existed. See note under
" Read."
CROWE, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady <?.,
Asta, Baroness von Barby, mar. 1861 Sir Joseph
Archer Crowe, K.C.M.G., art critic and biographer
(d. 189S). lies., i5 Carlyle Sq., Chelsea, S.W.—
(2) Lady 0. (Frederikke, dau. of Andreas von
Hauch, Esq., of Norway), mar. 1848 Sir Arthur
de Capel Crowe, Cons. -Gen. in Cuba (d. 1895).
Res., 7 Am Kupfergrabsn, Berlin.
CROWHURST, Viscount (by courtesy— title
U.K. 1850), elder son and heir of the Earl of
Cottenham.
CROYDON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Henry j
Horace Fereira, D.D., Bp. Surf, in Canterbury
Dioe., and an Hon. Chapl. to H.M., formerly
Re^t. of St. Lawrence, Southampton, Rur. Dean j
of Stockbridge, and Vic. and Rur. Dean of
Croydon: b. 1845, mar. 1874, cons. 1904. Res., 18
Collingham PI., S. Kens., S.W.
CROZIER, Bishop— See " Ossory."
CRUICKSHANK, Alexander Walmesley,
C.S.I. (1898), an Additional M.L.C. to Viceroy,
formerly Under Sec. to Govt, of N.W. Provs.,
now Commissr. of Rohilkand, has comd. various
Vol. Corps : b. 1851. Res., Bareilly, Rohilkand.
CRUICKSHANK, William Dickson, CLE.
(1903), Sec. and Treas. Bank of Bengal: b. 1845. j
Res., Bk. of Beng. House, Calcutta.
CRUISE, Knight. Sir Francis Richard Cruise, '
Kt. Bach. (1896), M.D., F.R.C.P.I. (Pres. 1884-6),
a D.L. for Co. Meath, Cons. Phys. to Mater
Miseric. Hosp. Dublin, and Cons. Vis. of Lunatics
under Irish Ct. of Chancery, an Hoa. Phys. to
H.M. in Ireld. and a medical author : b. 1834, 1
mar. 1859 Mary Frances, dau. of Jas. Power, Esq.
Res., 93 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
CRUMP, Knight. Sir William John Crump, u
Kt. Bach (1902), of the legal firm of W. A. 1
Crump and Son of Leadenhall St., Vice-Chmn. j •
of Metropol.Dist. of Nat. Union Conserv. Assocs., |
was 1st Mayor of Islington (1901, also 1902-3) : j
b. 1850, mar. 1872 Anna, dau. of the late Chas. I »•
Buttery, Esq. Res,, Glenthome, Harrow Weald, k ,
Middx. j "
CRUNDALL, Knight. Sir William Henry i i
OrundaU, Kt. Bach. (1889), proprietor of Wm. {«
Crundall and Co., timber merchts., of London, 1 *
Dover, &c. ; Belgian Cons, for Kent, Surrey, and !
Sussex, eleven times Mayor of Dover : b. 1847, mar. Iii
18— Emily Constance, dau. of Col. Geo. Land-i i|
mann. Res., Woodside, Kearsney, Dover. j ft'
CRUTCHLEY, Col. Charles, M.V.O. (4th] (
Class, 1902), late Scots Gds. ; Egypt 1882, and; fj
Nile 1884-5, now A.A.G. for Recruiting atM
Headqr3. : b. 1856. Res., 124 Sloane St., S.W. 'Mfa
CRUTCHLEY, Hon. Mrs. Percy, dau. of 3rd] 6
Bn. Southampton. 1 f
CUBITT, family name of Ashcombe Barony, im:
q.v. for " Hons." , |L
CUBITT, Lt.-Col. Thomas Astley, D.S.O, \U
(1903), R.A., W. African Expedns. 1898, 1901 11L
and 1903 : b. 1871. j m,
CUFFE. family name of Desart Earldom, q.vj Lcjj
for Hon. Otway. f ^
CUFFE, Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir Charle ll*
M'Donogii Cufe,K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), F.R.C.S.E. ^
L.R.C.P.E., late 11th Hus-ars (ret. 1902), server jfljj,
in Arabia, E. Tndies, S. Africa 1877-9, Nova Scotia ; ^
Burma, &c, was Princ. Med. Offr. for Punja L
and for Southn. Dist. : b. 1842, mar. 1883 Am (j
CUP
Baronetage, Knightage, d:c.
Blanche, dau. of the late Wrn. J. Jones, of Centr.
America. Res., 51 Kensington Mansns., Earl's
Ct., S.W.
CUFFE (WHEELER-), Baronet. Sir Charles
Frederick Denny Wheeler-Cuff e , 2nd Et. (Irel.
1799), a D.L. for Kilkenny, formerly Maj. 66th
Foot, served in Mutiny as A.A.G. : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1832, sue. 1853, widower, having mar.
the late Pauline Villiers-Stuart, dau. of 1st Bn.
Stuart de Deeies. Heir pres., his bro. Capt.
Otway W.-C. (b. 1836 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Otway Fortescue Luke, b. 1866). Seat, Leyrath,
Kilkenny.
CULEJA, Baron of— see " San Vincenzo-F."
CULLEN, Com. Percy, C.M.G. (1902), K.N.,
F.R.C.I., Roy. Nav. Res. ; Nyasald. 1895 and
1898, suptg. operations and also acting as Judic.
Oifr., is Comdt. of Nav. Force in Brit. Centr.
Africa, an Assoc. Inst. Nav. Archit. : b. 1861.
Res., Fort Johnston, Brit. Centr. Africa.
CULLEY, William Richard, I.S.O. (1903),
Supt. of Telegraphs at Woolwich : b. 1852. Res.,
Lanark House, Old Charlton, Woolwich.
CTJLLINAN, Knight. Sir Frederic Fitz-
james Cullinan, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.B. (Civ. 1894),
a Princ. Clerk at Dublin Castle : b. 1845, mar.
: 1892 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Wm. S. B. Kaye, C.B.,
K.C. Res., 55 Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin.
CULLUM, Capt. G-. C, D.S.O. (1902), Duke
of Edinburgh's Vol. Rifles ; S. Africa 1902.
CUMBERBATCH, Henry Alfred, C.M.G.
(1896), Cons. -Gen. at Smyrna, prev. Cons, at
Adrianople and Angora : b. 1858. Address, Brit.
Consulate-Gen., Smyrna.
CUMBERLAND, H.R.H. Duke of— see Royal
Family.
CUMBERLAND, Mai.-Gen. CharlesEdward,
C.B. (Mil. 1881), late R.E. (ret. 1887); Crimea and
Mutiny : b. 1830. Res., Manor House, Maidstone.
C UMBRAE &c, Baron (Scot. 1703)— see
"Bute.M. of," also "Cumra," below.
CUMINE, Alexander, C.S.I. (1904), Commissi',
in Sind.
CUMING, Col. Helier Broiiier, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Kaffir Rifles; Bechuanald. 1897, S. Afr.
War 1899-1902: b. 1867. Res., Badenoch, East
London, Cape Col.
CUMMING Baronetcy (Scot. 1695), long deemed extinct,
but now assumed (since 1877) by Hony. Brig. -Surg.
Kenneth William Cumming, M.D.
CUMMING, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Ade-
laide, dau. of the late Chas. Stuart, Esq.), mar.
[1853 Adm. Sir Arthur Cumming, K.C.B. (d. 1893).
\Res., 106 Sloane St., S.W.
1 CUMMING, Co1.WilliamGordon,C.I.E. (1893),
IF.R.G.S., R.E. (ret. 1895), formerly Ch. Engr.
iBurma, and Sec. to Ch. Commissi1, in Pub. Works
I Dept. there: b. 1842. Address, c/o Messrs. H. S.
I King and Co., 45 Pall Mall, S.W.
I CUMMING (GORDON-), Baronet. Sir Wil-
liam Gordon Gordon-Gumming, 4th Bt. (U.K.
1804), formerly Lt.-Col. 2nd Batt. Scots Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1879 and in Egyptian and Nile
Expedns. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1866,
mar. 1891 Florence Josephine, dau. of the late
pommod. Garner, of New York. Heir, his son
I Alexander Penrose (b. 1893; 2nd heir, next
»|!on, Roualeyn Geoffrey, b. 1895). Seats, Altyre
I Torres), and Gordonstoun (Elgin), both Co.
If Elgin.
I CUMMING (GORDON-), Hon. Mrs. William,
I lau. of 8th Bn. Middleton.
H CUMMINS, Maj. Henry Alfred, C.M.G.
(1900-1), M.D., R.A.M.C., F.L.S.; Sikkim 1888,
Ashanti 1895-6, and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1864.
CUMMINS, Maj .-Gen. James Turner, C.B.
(Mil. 1901), D.S.O. (1887), LA. retd. (1903),
now Col. 29th Lancers (Deccan); Afghn. 1878-80,
Egypt, Soudan, and Burma 1886-9, late comdg.
4th Inf. Brig, in China : b. 1843. Club, U. Serv.
CUMRA &c, Baron (Scot. 1703), a title of
the Bute Marquessate, as given by 'Burke'
and 4 Foster,' in place of the above " Cumbrae."
*#* The late Marquess wrote that he believed " Cumra "
to be the form used in the patent, but that " Cumbrae " is
the name of the place from which it is taken.
CUNARD, Baronet. Sir Bache Edward
Cunard, 3rdBt. ( U.K. 1859), son of 2nd Bt.,b. 1851,
sue. 1869, mar. 1895 Maude, dau. of the late E. F.
Burke, Esq., of New York. Heir pres., his bro.
Gordon (b. 1857 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Edward,
b. 1890). Seat, Nevill Holt, Mkt. Harborough,
Leic.
*** The 1st Bt., Sir Samuel Cunard, established the
Cunard Line of steamers between England and U.S.A.
CUNINGHAM, Knight. Sir William John
Cuningham, K.C. S.I. (1897), late For. Sec. to
Govt, of India, ret. 1901, having entered Bomb.
C. S. 1870 : b. 1848. Res., Queen Anne's Mansns.,
Westmr., S.W.
CUNINGHAME (FAIRLIE-) , Baronet. Sir
Alfred Edward Fairlie-Cuninghame, 12th Bt.
(Scot. 1630), son of 10th Bt. and bro. of 11th,
b. 1852, sue. 1897, mar. 1885 Arabella Annie, dau.
of the late Freak. Church, Esq., R.N. Heir, none.
Res., 5 Barton Terr., Dawlish, Devon.
*** The surname of the 10th Bt. (father of the
present) was Cuningham-Fairlie ; his son the nth Bt.
made the alteration as above.
CUNINGHAME (MONTGOMERY-),Baronet.
Sir Thomas Andrew Alexander Montgomery-
Cuainghame, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1672), D.S.O. (1900-1),
Capt. Rifle Brigade, served in S. African War
1900-1 as a Signalling and Intell. Oft'r. ; claims
Earldom of Glencairn : son of 9th Bt., b. 1877,
sue. 1897, mar. 1904 Alice Frances Denison, dau.
of Sir Wm. Des Vceux, G.C.M.G. Heir, his son
(b. 1905; 2nd heir, Bt.'sbro. Edward William in/. -C,
b. 1878). Seats, Corse Hill, Ayr; Kirktonholm
and Kirkbride, both nr. Maybole, Lanarks. ; town
res., 19 Wilton St., S.W.
*** The name Montgomery was assumed by the 3rd
Bt., and his present successor informs us that it is
still used as a surname.
CUNINGHAME (MONTGOMERY-), Baro-
net's Widow. Dowager Lady 31.- C. (Elizabeth,
dau. of Edwd. B. Hartopp, Esq.), mar. 1869 Col.
Sir Wm. Jas. M.-Cuninghame, 9th Bt., V.G. (d.
1897). Res., with 10th Bt.
CUNLIFFE, Baronet. Sir Foster Hugh
Egerton Cunliffe, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1759), M.A.:
son of 5th Bt., b. 1875, sue. 1905. Heir pres.,
his bro. Robert Neville Henry (b. 1884; 2nd
heir, their 1st cous. once rem., David Arthur, b.
1850) . Seat, Acton Pk., Wrexham, Denb.
CUNLIFFE, Baronet's Widow. Lady C.
(Cecilie Victoria, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Hon.
Wm. E. Sackville-West, bro. of 2nd Bn. Sackville) ,
mar. 1901, as 2nd wife, Sir Robt. A. Cunliffe, 5th Bt.
(d. 1905). Res., with present Bt.
CUNLIFFE, Lady Alexandbina. Victoria,
dau. of 6th E. of Dunmore.
CUNNINGHAM, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn.
Lawrence (q.v.) , and wife of Sir Henry S. Cun-
ningham, K.C.I.E.
CUNNINGHAM, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Alex-
ander Frederick Douglas Cunningham, K.C.I.E.
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Directory of Peerage^
CUR
(1901), a Commissi1, in Punjab, prev. Under Sec.
in Civ. Dept., entered B.C.S. 1871 : b. 1852, mar.
1883 Ada, dau. of the late Lestock Reid, Esq.
lies., Southbroom House, Devizes, Wilts.
CUNNINGHAM, Knight (2). Sir Henry |
Stewart Cunninqhavt, " K.C.I.E. (1889). formerly)
Puisne Judge of High Ct., Fort William: b. I
1832, mar. 1877 the above-mentioned Hon. Lady j
Cunningham. Res., 3 Palmeira Sq., Hove,
Brighton; 83, Eaton PL, S.W.
CUNNINGHAM, Lt.-Col. David Douglas, !
CLE. (1893), M.B., E.E.S.. E.L.S., F.Z.S., late
I.M.S. (ret. 1898), has been Hon. Surg, to Viceroy, j
and Prof, of Physiol, in Calcutta Med. Coll. :
b. 1843. Res., Tormount, Torquay.
CUNNINGHAM, Col. George Glencatrn, i
C. B. (Mil 1900-1), D.S.O. ^1896), Egypt 1882, j
Soudan 1884-5, Unyoro, Benin, and Sierra Leone, !
comd. a Brigade in S. Africa 1900; now comdg. 1st j
Batt. Royal Scots, late with Roy. Niger Co.. and
Assist. Commissr. in Uganda : b. 1862. Club, Jun.
U. Serv.
CUNYNGHAM (DICK-), Baronets Widow.
Lady D.-C. (Sarah Mary, dau. of the late Wm.
Hetberington, Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir Robert K.
A. Dick-Cunyngham 9th Bt. (d. 1897). -Res.,
Polefield. Lansdown Rd.. Cheltenham.
CUNYNGHAM (DICK-), Capt. James Keith,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Gord. Highldrs.; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1877 (bro. and 2nd heir of follg. Bt.).
CUNYNGHAM (STEWART-DICK-) ,Baronet.
Sir William Stewart-Dick- Gunyngham, 10th Bt.
(in line of Dick, Scot. 1677, with renewal 1707 ; 8th |
in that of Cunyngham, Scot. 1669), Maj. Scott. J
Horse Imper. Yeom., late Capt. Black Watch,
served in S. Africa 190C-2: son of 9th Bt., b. 1871,
sue. 1897, mar. 1933 Evelyn Eleonora, dau. of
Arthur Fraser, Es;j.. of Craven Hill. Heir pres., 1
his bro. Capt. Robert Henry D.-C. (b. 1875: 2nd j
heir, next bro., Capt. James Keith, D.-C, D.S.O. ,
q.v.). Seat, Prestonfield, Edinburgh.
*#* Our proof was returne 1 in 1903 with the statement, I
" Stewart-Diek-Cunyngham is now the full surname."
CUNYNGHAME, Baronet. Sir Percy Francis I
Cunynghame, 10th Bt. of Milncraig {Scot. 1702),
Resid. and Com. of the troops in Sarawak, Capt. J
5th Batt. Middy. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 9th Bt., b.
1867, sue. 1900, mar. 1903 Maud Albinia Margaret, I
dau. of Maj. Jno. H. Selwyn-Payne. Heir, his j
son Henry David St. Leger Brooke Selwyn
(b. 1905; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Stuart, b. 1874).
Res., The Residency, Sarawak ; Eadgeworth Ct.,
nr. Cheltenham.
CUNYNGHAME, Baronets' Widows. (1) j
Louisa, Lady C. (Louisa Mary, dau. of Wm.
Baker, Esq.), mar. 1866, as 2nd wife, Sir David
T. Cunynghame, 6t,h Bt. (d. 1869). Res., 134
Cromwell Rd., S.W.- (2) Lady C. (E)izabeth |
Ann, dau. of the late Wm. Yen. Esq., and widow
of J. F. Walton, Esq.), mar. 1885, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., Sir Fras. Geo. T. Cunynghame, 9th Bt. (d.
1900). Res., Ryde, I. of Wight. Obs. The 6th
and 8th Bts. were brothers, the 7th being son
of the former as the 9th was of the latter.
CUNYNGHAME, Henry Hardinge Samuel,
C.B. (Civ. 1900), M.A., barrister-at-law, formerly
Lieut. R.E., has served on Commssns. in Brit.
Guiana, on City of London Charities Act, the
Parnell Enquiry, &c, now Legal Assist. Under
Sec. in Home Office : b. 1848 (grandson of 5th Bt. ) .
Res. Barn Ridge, Nutfield, Red Hill, Surrey, and
with above Louisa, Lady C.
CURE, Lt.-Col. Herbert Capel, D.S.O. (1888),
comdg. 1st Glouc. Regt. ; Burma 1886-8 : b. 1859.
CURRIE, family name of following Barony.
CURRIE, Baron. Philip Henry Wodehouse
Currie, 1st Bn. {U. K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1894),
G.C.B. (Civ. 1892; K.C.B. 1885), late Ambass.
at Rome (1898-1903), prev. at Constantinople, ent.
For. Oif. 1854, and has been Perm. Under Sec. for.
For. Affairs, Sec. on various Special Missions,
and Priv. Sec. to Lord Salisbury, ret. from service
1903 ; son of the late Raikes Currie, Esq., of Farn-
borough; b. Oct. 13, 1834; cr. Bn. 1899 (L.U.);
mar. 1894 the late Mary Montgomerie (d. 1905),
dau. of the late Chas. J. S. M. Lamb, Esq., and
widow of Henry S. Singleton. Esq. Seat, Hawley,
Blackwater, nr. Camberley ; town house, 8 Prince's
Gt., S.W.
Creation. U. K. : Bn. Currie, 1899.— No issue, nor
heir.
CURRIE, Baronet. Sir Frederick Reeve
Carrie, 3rd Bt. ( U.K. 1847), son of 2nd Bt., b.
1851, sue. 1900. Heir pres., his bro. Walter Louis
Rackham (b. 1856; 2nd heir, next bro., Percy
George Colin, b. 1857). Res., unfixed.
CURRIE, Baronet's Widow. Lady G. (Katha-
rine Maria, dau. of Geo. P. Thompson, Esq.),
mar. 1841, as 3rd wife, Sir Fredk. Currie, 1st Bt.
(d. 1875). Res., Camberley, Surrey.
CURRIE, Knight (1). Sir Donald Currie,
G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1881), head of Donald
Currie and Co.. shipowners and merchants, a
Lieut, for City of London and D.L. for Perthsh.,
an M.P. 1885-1900 : b. 1825, mar. 1851 Margaret,
dau. of the late Jno. Miller, Esq., of Liverpool,
Seat, Garth Castle, Aberfeldy. Perthsh.; res., 4
Hyde Pk. PL. W.
CURRIE, Knight (2) . Sir Edmund Hay Currie,
Kt. Bach. (1876), late Vice-Chmn. Metrop. Asy-
lums Bd., and of L.S.B. 1873-6, Chmn. Lond.
Hosp. 1870-82, and Hon. Sec. Hosp. Sunday Fund
from its commencement : b. 1834, mar. 1877
Harriett Anna, dau. of the late Rev. Edwd.
Golding. Res., 25 Grosvenor Mansns., 82 Victoria
St., S.W.
CURRIE, Lady Charlotte Georgiana Mary,
dau. of 4th Earl Cadogan.
CURRIE, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1896),
late comdg. 1st N. Staff ordsh. Regt. ; Dongola 1896 ;
comd. a 2nd class Dist. in India igoi, ret. 1903 :
b. 1852.
CURRIE, Maj. William Leopold, C.M.G.
(1900-1), Nesbitt's Horse in S. Africa igoo-i : b.
1856. Res., Grahamstown, Cape Col.
CURRY, Col. Montagu Creighton, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), Lincolnsh. Regt.; Tirah 1897-8 and
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1856.
CURTIS, Baronet of Cullands Grove. Sir
William Michael Curtis, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1802),
formerly Capt. in Glouc. Mil. : grandson of 3rd Bt.
and son of the late Wm. E. Curtis, Esq., b. 1859,
sue. 1870, mar. 1895, 2na wife, Georgina Mary,
dau. of the late Col. J. S. Howard. Heir pres.,
his 1st cousin Edgar Francis Egerton C. (b.
1875; 2nd heir, their 1st cous. once rem.,
William Cotton C., b. 1834). Seat, Caynham Ct.,
Ludlow. Salop.
CURTIS, Baronet of Gatcom.be. Sir Roger
Colin Molyneux Curtis, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1794),
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1886, sue. 1898 (see following
article). Heir pres., his gt. uncle Septimus
(b. 1823 ; no 2nd heir). Res., unfixed.
CURTIS, Baronet's Widow {remrrd.). Lady
C. of Gatcombe (Sarah Jessie, dau. of Alex.
Dalrymple, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1880, Sir Arthur C.
Curtis, 3rd Bt. (died in Brit. Columbia 1898) ;
2ndly, 1900, Maj. R. Maziere Brady, R.A. —
retaining title (if desired). Res., Cranamon,
Buncrana , Co. Donegal, nr. Londonderry.
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CUR
CURTIS, Col. Francis George Savage,
C.M.G. (1886), formerlyInni.sk. Drgns.; Crimea,
Mutiny, Transvaal 1881, Bechuanald.', and
Zaluld., late A.A.G-. for Cav. at Horse Gds., ret.
1893 : b. 1836. Club, Army and Navy.
CURTIS, Lt.-Col. Reginald Salmond, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., Soudan 1881, Ashanti 1895-6. and
S. Africa 1899-1901 as an A.D.C., now with S.
Afr. Constat). : b. 1863, mar. follg. 1894.
CURTIS, Hon. Mrs. Reginald, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of 9th Vise. Barrington.
CURZON, family name of Curzon of Kedles-
ton, Scarsdale, and Zouche Baronies, and (con-
ventionally at least) of most of the issue of 1st
Earl Howe (in place of " Curzon-Howe," which
himself had assumed). The whole issue of the
four lines, together with that of Teynham
(" Roper-Curzon"), will here he presented under
one Index (c, Curzon ; ir., Howe; s., Scarsdale;
t., Teynham ; z., Zouche) :
Hn. Alexandra, c.Hn. Darea, z. Hn. Hen. Dugd. u.
Hn. Alfred N. s. Hu. Elinor Flov. s. Hn. Mrs. Jno.H. t
Hu. Asshet. G. 11. Hn. Mrs. Ernest, h. Hn. Mary Irene, c.
Hn. Asshet. N. s. Hn. Feliyia, s. Hu.Montaapi, h.
Hn. Blanche F. s. Hn. Fras. N. s. Hu. Ralph' Hy. t.
Hn. Christ. J. H. t. Hn. Fredk. G. h. Hn Wra. Hy. 11. .
Hn. Cynthia B. c. Hn. Harriet A. t. Hn.WyndhamH.T
CURZON, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
18021. son and heir of Earl Howe.
CURZON (ROPER-), family name of Teynham
Bai"onv, see IndeTt above, also for Curzon-llowe.
CURZON ok KEDLESTON, Baron. George
Nathaniel Curzon, 1st Bn. {Irel.), P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1895), G.C.S.I. & G.C.I.E. (both 1898I,
M.A.. E.R.S., F.R.G.S., a D.L. for Derbysh..
late Viceroy of India (1898-1905), Hon. Col. 1st
Cinque Ports Rif. Vols., late Lord "Warden of the
Cinque Ports, and Under Sec. For. Affairs,
formerly for India, an M.P. 1886-98 : eld. son and
heir of Bn. Scarsdale ; b. Jan. 11, 1859 ; cr. Baron
1898; mar. 1895 Mary Victoria. C.I., dau. of the
late Levi Z. Loiter, Esq., of "Washington, U.S.
No present heir.
Ck ration. Irel. : Bn. Curzon of Kedleston, 1898.
Daughters.
(Curzon.)
Hon. Mary Irene C, b. 1S96.
Hon. Cynthia Blanche C, b. 1898.
Hon. Alexandra Naldera C., b. 11)04.
—For other relatives see under " Scarsdale."
CURZON oe PENN, Baron {Gt. Br. i794)-see
"Howe. Earl."
CUSACK, Knight. Sir Ralph Smith Cusacl;
Kt. Bach. (1873), M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L.
for City of Dublin, Climn. Midld. G.W. Rail, of
Ireld., Clerk of the Crown and Hanaper for Ire-
land 1858-80 : b. 1822, widower. Seat, Furry Pk.,
Raheny, Co. Dublin.
CUSINS, Knight's Widow. Lady C. (Louisa
Mary, dau. of G. H. Ladbury, Esq.), mar. 1802
i Sir Wm, Geo. Cusins, Master of the Music to
Queen Victoria (d. 1893).
CUST, family name of Brownlow Earldom
(no issue) .
CUST, Baronet. Sir Charles Leopold Cust,
3fdBt. {U.K. 1876), C.M.G. (1901), M.V.O. (4th
Class, same year), Com. R.N. retd., served in
Egypt 1882, is Equerry in "Waiting to H.B.H.
the Prince of Wales: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1864,
I sue. 1878. Heir pres., his bro. Leopold Pere-
Bgrine Edward (b. 1866; no 2nd heir). Res., 90
Piccadilly, W.
CUST, Baronet's Widow. Lady C, V.A.
I (Charlotte Sobieski Isabel, dau. of the late
Vice-Adm. Hon. Chas. 0. Bridgemail, soil of 1st
E. of Bradford), mar. 1863 Sir Leopold Cust,
2nd Bt. (d. 1878). Late a Bedchamber Woman
to Queen Victoria. Res., 99 Onslow Sq., S.W.
CUST, Knight. Sir Reginald John Cust,
Kt. Bach. (1890), M.A., barrister-at-law, late Ch.
Commissr. W. Indies Encumb. Estates Ct. : b.
1828 (grandson of 1st Bn. Brownlow), m^.r. 1855
the under-mentioned Lady Elizabeth Cust. Res.,
13 Eccleston Sq.. S.W.
CUST, Lady Elizabeth Caroline, dau. of 5th
E. of Darnley (q.v.), and wife of Sir Regd. J.
Cust fobs, her sist. below, Lady E. Purey-Cust).
CUST, Lionel Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901).
M. A., Dir. and Sec. of Nat. Portrait Gall., a Gentn.
Usher to H.M., and Surveyor of H.M.'s Pic- J
tures and Yvrorks of Ait : b. 1859 (son of above
Sir Regd. C), mar. 1895 the following. Res.,
Oliphant House, The Crescent, Windsor.
CUST, Hon. Mrs. Lionel, wife of preceding
and dau. of 4th Bn. Lyttelton— see " Cobharn, V."
CUST (PUREY-), Lady Emma Bess, dau. of 5th
E. of Darnley.
CUSTANCE, Knight. Vic-Adm. Sir Reginald
Neville distanced , C.M.G. (1904), C.V.O. (1903),
served in China 1862, Japan, Crete 1898-9, late
Nav. Attache to USA., Dir. of Nav. Intell. at
Admiralty, and a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria,
was 2nd in comd. in Meditn. Fit. 1902-4: b. 1847.
Res.. Mayfair Chambers, 42 Half-Moon St., W.
CUSTANCE, Col. Frederic Hambleton, OB.
(Mil. 1900-1), (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) Hon. Col.
3rd Batt. Norf. Regt. (Mil.), formerly of Gren.
Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1844. Res-> Weston,
Norwich ; 17 Cranley PI., Onslow Sq., S.W.
CUTCH— see "Kutch" (but " Cooch Behar ").
CUTHBERT, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Cuth-
berf, K.C.M.G. (1897), an M.L.C. and Solic,r-Gen.
of Victoria, formerly Min. of Justice, Postrnr.-
Gen., &c, a memb. of Fed. Counc, 1895.-7: b.
1829, mar. 1863 Emma Wilmer Kirby, Res.,
Alfredton, Pallarat, Victoria ; and Melbourne.
CUTHBERT, Lady Anne Dorothy Frederica,
dau. of 5th E. of Strafford and wife of follg.
CUTHBERT, Capt. James Harold, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Scots Gds.; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1876, mar. 1903 the preceding. Res., Beau-
front Castle, Hexham, N' thumb.
CUTTING, Lady Sybil Marjorie, dau. of 5th
E. of Desart.
CUYLER, Baronet. Sir Charles Cuyler, 4th
Bt. {U.K. 1814), Capt. Oxfordsh. L.I., late
Instr. in Fortilicns. at Sandhurst : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1885, mar. 1897 Geraldine
Maud, dau. of the late Arth. H. Jenney, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. George Hallifax (b. 1876;
2nd heir, their uncle George Augustus, b. 1827).
Address, Uley, Dursley, Glouc.
CUYLER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
C. (Emma Amelia, dau. of Austen Cox, Esq.),
mar. 1857 Sir Chas. H.J. Cuyler, 3rd Bt. (d. 1885).
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Directory of Peerage,
DAL
D.
DACBE, Baron— see "Carlisle, E. of" {Eng.
J 1661), and " Hampden, V." (1321).
' *** There are three Baronies of Dacre cited by Sir
! H. Nicolas : first, that founded in 1321, which is now
merged in the H ampden Viscounty ; secondly, an offshoot
j from this, which lasted from 1459 to 1569 ; and thirdly.
' that merged in the Carlisle Earldom, which was first
i conferred on a gt. gt. nephew (on female side) of the last
I Baron in the preceding series. All these were origi-
nally Dacre of Gillesland.
DACEES, Knight's "Widow. Lady D.
(Emma, dau. of the late Jno. Lambert, Esq.),
mar. 1840 Adm. Sir Sydney C. Dacres, G.C.B.
(d. 1884). Res., 61 Tisbury Ed., Hove, Bngliton.
DAEB and SHOETCLEUCH, Baron (Scot.
1646) — see "Hamilton, D. of."
D'AETH (HUGHES-), Hon. Mrs. Reginald,
dau. of Lord Medway, son of istE. of Cranbrook.
D'AGUILAE, Knight. Gen. Sir Charles
Lawrence D'Aguilar, G.C.B. (Mil. 1887; K.C.B.
1877), Col. Comdt. E.H.A., served in Crimea and
Mutiny, and was Mil. See. to Com. of Eorces in
China 1843-8: b. 1821, mar. 1852 Emily, dau. of
the late Vice-Adm. Hon. Joseeline Percy, C.B.,
bro. of 5th D. of Northumberland and son of
1st E. of Beverley. Res., 4 Clifton Cresc,
Folkestone.
DALBY, Knight. Sir William Bartlett
Dalby, Kt. Bach. (1886), B.A., M.B., F.B.C.S.,
Consg. Aural Surgeon to St. George's Hosp. :
b. 1840, mar. 1873 Hyacinthe, dau. of the
late Ma.i. Edwd. Wellesley. Res., Eed Lodge,
Englefield Grn., Surrey, near Staines ; 18 Savile
Bow, W.
DALE, Baronet. Sir David Dale, 1st Bt. ( U.K.
1895), D.C.L., an extensive owner of coalandiron
mines, a D.L. for Durham (High Sheriff 1888) :
son of the late David Dale, Esq., H.E.I.C.S. ; b.
1829, widower (twice). Heir, Ms son James
Backhouse (b. 1855; no 2nd heir). Seat, West
Lodge, Darlington.
DALE, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of 6th Vise.
Falmouth.
DALE, Augustus Charles, I.S.O. (1903),
Eegistrar-Gen., Cape Colony: b. 1851. Res.,
Braemar Cottage, Maitland, Cape Col.
DALGETY, Col. Edmund Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), formerly in Boy. Scots. Fus. (ret. 1876);
I Transvaal 1877-9, Basutold. 1880-1, and S. Afr.
1 War 1899-1900 : b. 1847.
I DALGETY, Han. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Bathdonnell.
DALGETY, Col. Eeginald William, C.B. (Mil.
1893), B.A., late York and Lane. Eegt. ; Earypt
1884, ret. 1899 : b. 1844. Club, U. Serv.
DALGLE1SH (OGDLVY-), Baronet. Sir
William Ogilvy-Dalgleisli, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1896),
Chmn. of Baxter Bros., Dundee, a D.L. for Cos.
Fife and Perth : son of the late Capt. Jas. O.
Dalgleish, E.N., b. 1832, mar. i860 Elizabeth
Frances, dau. of the late Fras. Molison, Esq.
Heir, none. Seats, Errol Pk., Errol E.S.O.,
Perthsh. ; Woodbume, Cupar, Fifesh. ; Coulin,
Kinlochewe E.S.O., Eoss-sh. ; Mayfield, Dundee.
DALHOUSIE, Earl of. Arthur George
Maule Ramsay, 14th Earl (Scot.), sits as Bn.
Eamsay {U.K.); a D.L. for Forfarsh., late
Lieut. Scots Gds., served in S. Africa 1901-2:
son of 13th E.; b. Sept. 4, 1878; sue. 1887 {€'.) ;
mar. 1903 Lady Mary Adelaide Heathcote-
Drummond - Willoughby, dau. of 1st E. of
1 Ancaster. Seats, Dalhousie Castle, Bonnyrigg,
Lasswade, Midlothian ; Brechin Castle (Brechin)
and Panmure House (Carnoustie E.S.O.),
Forfarsh. (latter let).
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Ramsay of Dalhousie, 1618 ; E
of the Castle of Dalhousie and Ld. Ramsay of Kerrmg-
ton, 1633. U.K.: Bn. Ramsay (of Glenmark), 1875.— Sir
Geo. Ramsay (Kt.), M.P. for Kincardinesh., obtained
the 1st Barony (originally styled " Ramsay of Blelrose "),
his son the 2nd Bn. being elevated to the Earldom. The
10th Earl was further raised to a U.K. Marquessate, but
this title expired with him. The 12th Earl, Adm. Geo.
Ramsay, was awarded the U.K. Barony. A son of the
6th Earl, who predeceased his father, married a niece of
the 4th Earl of Panmure, and the 8th Earl of DaLhousie
succeeded to the estates that had been held by that line,
whence his son came to be in 1831 created Baron
Panmure, and to adopt the surname Maule. The 2nd
Bn. P. became nth Earl of D., and lengthened the
name to Maule-Ramsay. As Lord Panmure he was
the well-known Secretary of War during the Crimean
campaign. At his death, however (1874), this title
became also extinct, and the original single surname
was restored.
Titled Relatives.
(Ramsay.)
I Issue of present (14th) E. :
Lord Ramsay, heir to Earldom: John Gilbert R.,
b. 1904. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Patrick.)
I Issue of 13th E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1878.)
Hon. Patrick William Maule R., b. 1879.
Hon. Alexander Robert Maule R., Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1881.
Hon. Ronald Edward Maule R., 2nd Lieut. Scots
Gds., b. 1885.
Hon. Charles Pox Maule R., twin with preceding.
Surviving son of \2tli E, (uncle of present) :
(The late 13th Earl, b. 1847, d. 1887.)
Hon. Charles Maule R., a D.L. and Vice-Lieut, of
Porfarsh., Ma.j. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Forf. and Kin-
card. Artill. Mil., formerly Lieut. R.A., an M.P.
1894-5 : b- 1859, widower.
I Sist. -in-law of \2tJ1 E. (gt. aunt of present) :
j (The late isth Earl, b. 1806, d. 1880.)
I Hon. Lady R. (Laura, dau. of Sir Hy. Lushington, 3rd
Bt.), mar. 1850 the late Gen. Hon. Sir Henry R.,
K.C.S.I., C.B., who was granted rank of an Earl's
son (d. 1893)— see "Ramsay, Kt.'s Wid."
j ^ DALKEITH, Baron {Scot. 1401)— see "Morton,
} DALKEITH, Earl of {by courtesy— title Scot.
j 1663), eld. son and heir of D. of Buccleuchand Q.
DALLAS, Baronet. Sir George Edward
! Dallas, 3rd Bt. {Gt. Br. 1798), F.E.G.S., late Ch.
j Clerk of For. Off., was in Canada and U.S. on
j spec. serv. 1873-4 : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1874,
1 mar. 1884 Felicia Mary, dau. of Eev. Geo. Earle
j Welby. No heir. Res., 36 Eaton Sq., S.W.
DALLAS, Dep.-Surg.-Gen. Alexander Mori-
son, CLE. (1886) , formerly Insp.-Gen. Civ. Hosps.
1 Punjab, ret. 1889 : b. 1830.
DALLIMOEE, Capt. Joseph, D.S.O. (1902),
! 5th Victorian Mtd. Eifles : S. Africa 1902. Res.,
Warrnambool, Victoria.
DALMAHOY, Sec. Lieut. Patrick Carfraf,
D.S.O. (1902), late Eoy. Scots Eegt.; S. Africa
1899-1902 with C.I.V. : b. 1872.
i DALMENY, Lord {by courtesy— -title Bn.
i Primrose and D., Scot. 1700), elder son and heir
! of E. of Bosebery.
I DALEYMPLE, family name of Stair Earldom,
\ q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
DALEYMPLE, Baronet. Sir Charles Dal-
rymple, 1st Bt. of Newhailes (U.K. 1887), M.A.,
M.P. for Ipswich {0.), a D.L. for Haddingtonsh.
and Bute, barrister-at-law, a memb. of Scot. Bd.
DAL Baronetage, Knightage, doc. DAE 231
of Manufactures, a Jun. Ld. of Treas. 1885-6:
son of Sir Chas. D. Fergusson, 5th Et., and
younger bro. of Et. Hon. Sir Jas. Fergusson, 6th
Bt., M.P. ; b. 1839, assumed name of Dal-
rymple 1849 on succeeding to his great grand-
father's estate (Lord Hailes,of Session) , widower.
Heir, his son David Charles Herbert, Lieut.
B. N. (b. 1879; no 2nd heir). Seat, Newhailes,
Musselburgh, Midlothian; town res., 20 Onslow
Gdns., S.W.
DALEYMPLE, Baronet's "Widow. Lady
D. of North Berwick (Sophia, dau. of the late Jas.
Pattle, Esq.), mar. 1847 Sir Jno. Warrender
Dalryrnple, 7th Bt. (d. 1888 ; his successor as-
sumed the prefixed name of Hamilton, as below) .
DALEYMPLE , Viscount {by courtesy— title
Scot. 1703) i son and heir of E. of Stair.
DALEYMPLE, Maj.-Gen. William Liston,
C. B. (Mil. 1893), Ashanti 1873-4 and Zululd.,
formerly Mil. Sec. to Viceroy of India, also
Brig.-Maj. in Bermuda, D.A.G. Ireld., and
D. Q.M.G. India, ret. 1903: b. 1845. B<-$., Inver-
arm, Camberlev, Surrey.
DALEYMPLE (ELPHINSTONE-), Baronet.
Col. Sir Eobert Graeme El^hinstone-Dalrymple,
5th Bt, {U.K. 1828), LA.: son of Hew Drum-
mond E.- Dalryrnple and 1st cousin of 4th Bt. (Sir
Graeme H. Dalrymple-Horji-Elphinstone), b. 1844,
sue. 1900, mar. 1871 Flora Loudoun, dau. of Jasl
Macleod, Esq. Heir, his son Edward Arthur,
Lieut. I A. (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, nest son, Francis
Napier, Lieut. E, A., b. 1882). Res., Homington
House, Coombe Bissett, Salisbury) .—For Bt.'s
Widow see " Elphinstone, Dalr.-Horn-."
DALEYMPLE (HAMILTON-), Baronet.
Sir Walter Hamilton-Dolrymple, 8th Bt. {Scot.
1697), a D. L. for Haddingtonsh.: son of 7th Bt.,
b. 1854, sue. 1888, assumed the prefixed name
Hamilton 1889 (the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Bts. had
borne it after Dalryrnple ; the 6th and 7th dropped
it), mar. 1882 Alice Mary, dau. of the late Maj.-
Gen. Hon. Sir Hy. Hugh Clifford, K.C.M.G., T€.
Heir, his son Hew Clifford (b. 1888; 2nd heir,
next son, John, b. 1889). Seat, The Lodge, and
Luchie, both at North Berwick, Haddingtonsh.
(Luchie let to Sir Wm. J. G. Band, Bt. ). ; town res.
(Lady H.-D.), 3 Egerton Mansns., Bromptcn
Rd., S.W.— For the Dowager Lady see "Dal-
tymple, Bt.'s Wid."
DALRYMPLE-HAY— see " Hay."
DALTON, Cornelius Neale, C.B. (Civ. 1894),
B.A., D.C.L., barrister-at-law, Comptroller-Gen.
)f Patents, has been on three Eoy. Commssns. :
3. 1842 (younger bro. of follg.). lies., Eskhaven,
East Heath Ed., Hampstead, N.W. ; 25 South-
ampton Bdgs., Chancery Ln., W.C.
DALTON, Eev. John Neale, C.V.O. (1901),
1M.G. (1882), M.A., F.S.A., Canon of "Windsor,
:, Dep. Clerk of the Closet, and Domest. Chapl.
o T.E.H. the Prince and Princess of Wales, was
. Chapl. to Queen Victoria, and Tutor to T.E.H.
*rinces Albert Victor and George of Wales: b.
839. Res., The Cloisters, Windsor Castle.
DALY, family name of Dunsandle and Clan
Ional Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
DALY, Knight. Hon. Sir Malaciiy Bowes
>aly, K.C.M.G. (1900), B.A., barrister-at-law,
ite Lt.-Gov. of Nova Scotia, was Chmn. of
mttee. Canad. H. of Commons 1883-6 : b. 1836
lar. 1859 Joanna, dau. 01 the late Sir Edwd.
ienny. Res., Halifax, N.S.
DALY, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Charlotte
iaudine Georgiana, dau. of Jas. Coope, Esq., and
idow of Stirling Dunlop, Esq.), mar. 1882, 2nd
ife to 2ndhusb., Gen. Sir Henry D. Daly. G.C.B.,
Agent to Viceroy in Centr. Ind, (d. 1895). Res.,
St. Wilfrid's, Portland's Path, Eyde, I.W.
DALY, Lady Anne Elizabeth Charlotte,
dau. of 9th E. of Westmeath.
DALY, Lt.-Col. Francis Augustus Bonner,
C. B. (Mil. 1900-1), M.B., F.E.C.S.L, E.A.M.C.,
Egypt 1882, Soudan 1885-6, and S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1855.
DALY, Maj. Hugh, C.S.I. (1903), CLE. (1892),
I.A., Burma 1886-8. Supt. of N. Shan States
1888-91, late Dep. For. Sec. to Ind. Govt. : b.
i860. Club, Jun. Army and Navy.
DALY, Lieut. Patrick Joseph, D.S.O. (1902),
W. Austrlns. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1872.
Address, P.O., Box 79, Standerton, S. Africa.
DALYELL, Ealph, C.B. (Civ. 1886), B.A., a
D. L. for Fifesh., Priv. Sec. to two Sees, for War :
b. 1834. Res., Lingo, St. Andrews, Fifesh.; 21
Onslow Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
DALZELL, fam. name of Carnwath Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Ida,
DALZELL and LIBEETON, Lord {by cour-
tesy— title, Scot. 1639 > Lord Dalzell, 1628), son and
heir of E. of Carnwath.
DAMANT, Lt.-Col. Frederick Hugh, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (igco-1), Bimington's Guides ;
S. Africa 1500-2 : b. 1864. Res., Lydenburg,
Transvaal.
DAMEE (DAWSON-), .family name of Portar-
lington Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and"Hons."
DAMPIEE, Henry Lucius, OLE. (1882),
formerly See. to Govt, of Bengal, memb. of Bd. of
Eev., and M.L.C. : b. 1828. Res., Fair-holme,
Parkstone E.S.O., Dorset,
DANBY, Earl of {Eng. 1674)— see "Leeds,
D. of."
DANBY, Ladv Alexandra Louise Minna,
dau. of 7th E. of Aylesford.
DANCEE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Johnston
Dancer, 7th Bt. {Irel. 1662), formerly Lieut, in
2nd Somerset Mil.: son of 6th Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1872, widower. Heir, none. Res., unfixed.
DANE, Knight. Sir Louis William Dane,
K.C.I.E. (1905), C.S.I. (1904), Sec. to Govt, of
India, Foreign Dept., prev. Ch. Sec. to Punjab
Govt., a Be^id. Magist, in Ireld., and Ees;d. in
Kashmir, engaged in Cabul Mission igos : b.
1856, mar. 1882 Edith, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen.
Sir Fras. B. Norman, K.C.B. Res., Peteihof,
Simla ; and Calcutta.
DANE, Eichard Morris, OLE. (1896), LOS.
from 1872, Commissr. of N. India Salt Province,
late Dep. Commissr. Ajmere, has been Boundary
and Settlemt. Officer in Centr. India, Insp.-Gen.
of Eegistration, &c. : b. 1854. Res., Agra.
DANGAN, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
1857), son and heir of Earl Cowley.
DANIEL, Maj. Charles James, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Loy. N. Lanes. Eegt. ; Zhob Valley 1884 and
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1861.
DANLELL, Lady Agnes Henrietta Sarah,
dau. of 3rd E. of Eanfurly.
DANIELL, Capt. Edward Henry Edwin,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Eoy. Ir. Eegt.; N.W.Frontier
1897-8 and S. Africa as A.D.C. 1899-1901, now
D.A.A. & Q.M.G. Nth. Cliina : b. 1868.
DANSEY, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 2nd Bn.
GifTord.
DANVEES, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Sarah
Fiances, dau. of Eev. Hy. Eochfort), mar. 1851
Sir Juland Danvers, K.OS.L, formerly Sec. in
Works Dept. at India Office (d. 1902). Res., 103
Lexham Gdns., Kensington, W.
D'AOSTA, H.E.H. Duke, K.G.— see " Aosta."
DAEBHANGA, The Maharaja of. Sir
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Rajieshwara Singh, Bahadur, K.C.I.E. (1902), a
Ruling Chief of India and Memb. of Jmper.
Counc, was given title of Maharaja Bahadur
1898: b. 1859, mar. 2nd wife 1901. Bes., Darb-
hanga, Tirhoot, Bengal.
D'ARCY, Bishop— see " Clogher."
DARCY de KNAYTH, Baroness. Violet
Ida Evelyn Herbert (nee Lane-Fox), Bnss. 16th
Gds. (b. 1876; 2nd heir, next son, Capt. William
Harry Verelst D., b. 187S). Seat, Fretherne Ct.,
Stonehouse, Glouc. ; town res., 39 Upp. Grosvenor
St.,W.
DARLEY, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Eon. Sir Frederick Matthew Barley, P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1905), G.C.M.G. (1901; Kt. Bach. 1887). B.A.,
LL.D., Ch. Just, of Supr. Ct. and Lt.-Gov
line (Eag^, by mrrge. Ctss% of Powis .-^younger [ (under the Gov.) of the Stateof N.S. Wales, appd.
Q.C. 1878 : b. 1830, mar. i860 Lucv Forest, dau. of
Sylvester Browne, Esq. Bes., Quambi, Albert
St., Woollahra, Sydney.
DARLEY, Cecil West, I.S.O. (1903), M.I.C.E.,
Consg. Engr. in Dept. of Agent-Gen. for New
South Wales : b. 1842. Bes., 34 Campden Hill
Ct., Kens., W., and 9 Victoria St., S.W.
DARLEY, Maj. Henry Read, D.S.O. (1900-1),
barrister-at-law, late 4th Drgn. Gds., was Btig.-
Maj. Imper. Yeom. in S. Africa 1899 -1902 : b. 1865.
Bes., 7 Sth. Eaton PL, S.W., and 127 Piccadilly ,W.
DARLING, Knight. Hon. Sir Charles John
Darling, Kt. Bach. (1897), Justice of King's
Bench Div. (hence "Hon."), officially "Mr.
Justice Darling," appd. (J.C. 1885, late an M.P. :
b. 1849, mar. 1885 Mary Caroline, dau. of the late
Maj. -Gen. Wilberforee H. Greathed, C.B. Bes.,
Lady Cross Lodge, Brockenhurst R.S.O., Hants. ;
18 Prince's Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. ; chamb., 663
Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
DARLING. Lord — see " Stormonth-Darling."
Obs. As a title the first name rules position.
DARLING, Lieut. Herbert Ferguson, D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1879.
DARLINGTON, Edwin, CLE. (1897), late Ch.
Collector of Customs in Burma and Vice-Chmn.
Rangoon Port Commissrs. : b. 1839. Bes., The
Grange. Halewood, Liverpool.
DARNLEY, Earl of. Ivo Francis Walter
Bligh, 8th Earl (Irel.), B.A., a Repres. Peer for
Ireld. (cl. 1905), a D.L. for Kent, Hon. Col. 4th
Vol. Batt. Roy. W. Kent Regt. : son of 6th E.
and bro. of 7th ; b. March 13, 1859; sue. 1900 (C);
mar. 1884 Florence Rose, dau. of the late Jno. S.
dau. of 15th Bn. D. [de jure) and 12th Bn. Con
yers (who died 1888) ; b. June 1, 1865 ; title called
out of abeyance 1903 ; having, through the mis-
apprehension stated below, been dormant from
1778; mar. 1890 4th E. of Powis, under whose
name refer for residences, heirs, and relatives.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Darcy de Knayth, 1332 by writ,
called out of abeyance by patent with former precedence
and limitations 1641, and again on investigation in 1903.
—The 1st Bn. was John Darcy, brother of Philip, 8th
Bn. Darcy of Nocton, whose line is presumed to have
been in abeyance from his death about 1340 up till
now. The 1st Bn. of the line of 1332 was distinguished
in the Scottish wars. His successor married Elizabeth,
Bnss. Meinill in her own right, thus giving occasion to
the view that this title also accrued to the petitioners
in the late suit (see "Conyers"). Her descendant the
6th Bn. D. and 5th Bn. M. died in 1418 without male
issue, whereupon his titles both fell into abeyance,
which endured as to them both until 1641, when
Conyers Darcy, who was descended through his mother
from the lines of both Darcy and Conyers, received two
patents of "restitution and creation" according' him
the titles of Bn. Darcy and Bn. Conyers. This is
regarded by Nicolas as a new and distinct creation,
leaving the old Barony by writ in its existing abeyance
—especially as the patent limited the succession to
heirs male. But in the argument before the Com-
mittee of Privileges it was demonstrated that this
limitation was an error as being contrary to the terms
of the title which it was expressly meant to restore ;
hence the conclusion that in 1778 the late creation
expired and the older one remained as in 1418 is pro-
nounced erroneous, for the abeyance hid been termi-
nated in 1641, and the titles really passed, together with
that of Conyers, to the wife of the Marq. of Carmarthen,
and from her to the 6th and 7th Duk-es of Leeds. The
2nd Bn. Darcy and Conyers was created Earl of Holder-
ness, and that title endured up till the death of the 4th
Earl in the above year 1778. The joint titles of Darcy
and Conyers also, as now corrected, existed de jure up
till i338, when thev did in reality fall into abeyance , - , . , , , . ,,
between two sisters, to each of whom, by the successive ! Morphy, Esq., ot \lctoria. Seats, Cobham Hall
determinations of 1892 and 1903, one of the two titles has j Gravesend ; Clifton Lodge, Athboy, Co. Meath.—
been assigned (another Buy., that of Faueonberg, going
also to the possessor of that of Conyers). There are five
Bnies. of Darcy mentioned by Nicolas, all of the same
original house, and the above 1st Bn. Darcy and Conyers
derived his descent from the Knayth line through the
medium of that of Darcy of Darcy : another line was
that of Darcy of Navan ; a fourth, that of Nocton, is
mentioned above ; and the fifth was that of Chiche, out
of which the Colchester Viscty. is stated to have arisen.
DARCY de KNAYTH and CONYERS,
Baron's Widow. The Lady D. de K. & C. (Mary,
dau. of the late Regd. Curteis,Esq.),niar. i860 12th
Bn. Conyers, posthumously established to have
been de jure also 15th Bn. Darcy de Knayth (d.
1888, when both Bnies. fell into abeyance, that of
Conyers being " determined" in 1892 and that of
Darcy in 1903— see preceding art. and also "Con-
yers") ; is mother of the preceding, and also of
Bnss. Fauconberg and Conyers. Bes., 26 Grosvenor
Gdns., S.W.
DARE, Capt. Charles Holcombe. M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), R.N., comdg. H.M.S. 'Berwick :' b.
1854.
DARELL, Baronet. Sir Lionel Edward
Darell, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), a D.L. and C.C. for
Gloucestersh. (High Sheriff 1887), and formerly
Capt. inYeomamy: son of 4th Bt.,b. 1845, suc-
1883, mar. 1870 Helen Frances, dau. of the late
Edwd. Marsland, Esq. Heir, his son Lionel
Edward Hamilton Marsiaduke, Lieut. 1st Life
See also next art.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Clifton (of Rathmore), 1721 ;
Vise. Darnley, 1723 ; E. of Darnley, 1725.— Jno. Bligh,
M.P. for Meath, son of the Rt. Hon. Thos. Bligh, was the
1st Irish Peer (all three titles). The older English Barony,
Clifton of Leighton'Bromswolil, has become a separate
Peerage ; it came to the 1st Earl by marriage with Theo-
dosia, 4th in line from Sir Gervase Clifton, who was
made 1st Bn. ; but, being a Barony by writ and thus
open to female succession, it passed at the decease of the
late 7th Peer to the daughter who was his sole issue.
The courtesy-title borne by the eldest son therefore
represents the Irish Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Bligh.)
Issue of present (Sth) E. :
Lord Clifton, heir to Earldom : Esme Ivo B., b.
188S.
Hon. Noel Gervase B., 2nd heir, b. i883.
Lady Dorothy Violet B., b. 1893.
Issue o f 7th E. (niece of present) :
Lady Elizabeth B., now Bnss. Clifton (q.v.), b. 1900.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
(The late 7th Earl, b. 1851, d. 1900.)
Lady Kathleen Susan Emma, now Lady K. Brown-
low, b. 1854, mar. 1904 Maj. -Gen. Wm. Vesey B.
C B., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
Lady Alice Isabella Harriet B., b. i36o. Res., 21
Hhl St., Berkeley So.., W.
Hon. Arthur Prederick Pelham B., b. 1865.
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Lady Constance Violet Lucy, now Lady C. Childe-
Pemberton, b. i860, mar. 1894 Wm. Shakespear
C.-P., Esq. Res., 11 Granville PI., Portman Sq.,W.
Issue of $th E. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1827, d. 1896.)
Hon. Edward Vesey B., M.A., a D.L. and Co. Aid.
for Kent, formerly in Diplom. Serv. *nd in Holy
Orders, having been both Lieut, and Chapl. in W.
Kent Yeom. : b. 1829, mar. 1O54 Lady Isabel Mary
Frances NeviU, dau. of 4th E.of Abergavenny (sist.
of 1st M.). Res., Fartherwell, West dialling, Kent;
6 Portman Sq., W.
Lady Elizabeth Caroline, now Lady E. Cust, b. 1830,
mar. 1855 Sir Regd. Jno. C, q.v.
Lady Emma Bess, now Lady E. Purey-Cust, b. 1832,
mar. 1854 Very Rev. Arth. Perceval P.-C, D.D.,
Dean ol fork. Res., The Deanery, York.
— Dav.f .-in-laiv :
Lady Isabel B., see Kou. Edward above.
Hon. Mrs. Henry B. I Anne Elizabeth Dobrec, dan.
of the late Lt.-Col. E. C. Butler), mar. 1883, as 2nd
wife, the late Rev. the Hon. Henry B., d. 190c.
DARNLEY, Earl of (Scot. 1675)— see "Rich-
mond, D. of" ("Earl of March and Darnley" is
given by ' Burke' as tlio present heir's title, but
it vi as Gazetted incidentally in 1905 as "March
and Kinrara ").— See also above.
DARNLEY, Earl's Widow. Jemima, Coun-
tess ok D. rernrrd., and preferring to be known
as Mrs. Arthur leve-on (Jemima Adeline Bea-
trice, dau. of Fras. J. L. Blackwood, Esq.), mar.,
1st, 1899, 7th E. of Darnley (d. 1900) ; 2ndly,
1902, Capt. Arthur C. Leveson, E.N. Bes.,*6
Cambridge Sq., W.
DART, Bishop — see "New "Westminster."
DARTMOUTH, Earl of. William Heneage
Legge, 6th Earl (Gt. Br.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1885),
V.D., Lord Lieut, of Staffordsh. and a Co. Aid.,
Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. S. Staffordsh. Regt.,
a memb. of Roy. Commssn. on Histor. MSS. ;
an M.P. 1878-91 (as Vise. Lewisham) and twice
Vice-Chamb. of the Household : son of 5th E. ;
b. May 6, 1851 ; sue. 1891 (G.) ; mar. 1879 Lady
Mary Coke, Ord. of Mercy (a Lady Pres. of the
League), dau. of 2nd E. of Leicester. Seats,
Patshull House, Wolverhampton ; Woodsome
Hall, Huddersfield ; town res., 37 Charles St.,
Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Bn. Dartmouth, Eng. 1682; E. of Dart-
mouth and Vise. Lewisham, Gt. Br. 1711.— The 1st Bn.
was George Legge, a distinguished naval and military
officer, who had been made Master of the Ordnance and
a P.C. After elevation to the Barony he was made
Admiral of the Fleet and sent by James II. to intercept
the arrival of William of Orange, which attempt caused
his subsequent committal to the Tower, where he died.
His successor obtained the higher honours.
Titled Relatives.
(Legge.)
Index to three series following :
Ly. Augusta G. 2 Ly. Eliz. Sarah, 2 Hn. Henry Olias. 2
Ly. Charl. Anne, 3 Ly. Frances Ch. 2 Hn. Humphry, 1
Jin. Charles G. 3 Hn. Gerald, 1 Ly. Joan Marg. 1
Ly. Dorothy, 1 Ly. Harriet Oct. 3 Ly. Louisa J. C. 3
Hn. Mrs. Edwd. 3 Hn. Heneage, 3 Ly. Octavia, 3
1. Issue of present (6th) E.:
Vise. Lewtsham, heir to Earldom: William L., 2nd
Lieut. Staffs. Imper. Yeom., b. 1881.
Hon. Gerald L., 2nd heir, late Lieut. 4th Batt. Lines
Regt. (Mil.) : k 1882.
Lady Dorothy L., b. 1833.
Lady Joan Margaret L., b. 1885.
Hon. Humphry L., a Nav. Cadet, b. 1888.
2. Surviving issue of$th E. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
Lady Frances Charlotte L., b. 1848. Res., 22 Gros-
venor Rd., Pimlico, S.W.
Lady Elizabeth Sarah L., b. 1850. Res., Scyborwen,
Llaugibby, Newp rt, Monm.
(Present Earl, b. 1851.)
Hon. Henry Charles L., C.V.O. (1900), Equerry in
Waiting to H.M., Hon. Col. Coldstrm. Gds. retd.
served in Suakin Expcdn. : b. 1852, mar. 1884 Hon.
Amy Gwendoline, dau. of the late Gust-avus W.
Lambart, Esq., and formerly a Maid of Honour to
Queen Victoria (Hon. Mrs. Henry Legge). Res.,
Fulrner Gdns., Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks.
Lady Augusta Georgiana L. , b. 1854.
. Issue of 4th E. (uncles and auntsof present) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1823, d. 1891.)
Lady Frances Elizabeth, now Lady F. Michell, b.
1829, mar. 1862 the late Maj.-Gen. Geo. Bruce M. (d.
1866).
Lady Louisa Jane Cecil L., b. 1830.
Lady Katharine, now Lady K. Eustace, b. 1837, mar.
1863 the late Col. Roht. J. Eustace Eustace (d. 1889).
Res., Montague House, Wokingham, Berks.
Lady Florence, now Lady F. Bamardiston, b. 1838,
mar. 185a Nathl. B., Esq. Res., The Ryes, Sudbury,
Suffolk.
Rt. Rev. the Hon. Augustus L., Bp. of Lichfield
(q.v.), b. 1839.
Lady Barbara Caroline, now Lady B. Yeatman-Biggs,
b. 1841, mar. 1875 Rt. Rev. Huyshe Wolcott Y.-B.,
Bp. of Worcester, q.v.
Hon. Charles Counter L. Insp. of Police for Midld.
Div., formerly Ch. Const, of Lancashire and Lieut.
Rifle Brigade, served in N.W. Frontier of India :
b. 1842, widower. Rer., 36 Victoria St., S.W.
Lady Charlotte Anne Georgiana L., b. 1843. Res.,
S Sth. Eaton PI., S.W.
Hon. Heneage L., M.P. for St. Geo. Hanover Sq.
(C), a D.L. for Staffordsh., Col. in Army retd.,
formerly Lt.-Col. 9th Lancers, served in Afghan
War 1S79-80, was Mil. Sec. to M. of Ripon when
Viceroy of India : b. 1845. Res., 90 Piccadilly, W.
Lady (Harriet) Octavia L., b. 1847. lies., with Lady
Charlotte.
Lady Wilhelmina, now Lady W. Brooke, b. 1849, mar.
1874 the late Jno. Townshend B., Esq. (d. 1899).
Res., Haughton Hall, Shifnal, Saiop.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Edward L. (Cordelia Twysden, dau. of
Walter H. Molesworth, Esq., bro. of 10th Bt),
mar. 1873 the late Lt.-Col. Hon. Edward Henry L.
(d. 1900). Res.. Ashstead House, Windsor.
DARTNELL, Knight. Maj.-Cen. Sir John
George DartncU, K.C B.(Mil. 1901 ),C.M.G. (1881),
Hon. Maj.-Ofen. in Army, served in Centr. India |
1857, Bhutan 1865, comd. Natal Vols, in S. Afr. 1
War 1899-1901 , late Col. Comdt. Natal Mounted
Police : b. 1835, mar. 1865 Clara, dau. of C. Steer,
Esq., Judge of Calcutta Supr. Ct. Res., 13 Caiogdn
Ct., Chelsea, S.W.
DARTREY, Earl of. Vesey Dawson, 2nd \
Earl (U.K.), Bn. Cremorne (Irel.), a D.L. for!
Monaghan (High Sheriff 1878), an M.P. 1865-8
(as Lord Cremorne), formerly Lt.-Col. Coldstrm. |
; Gds.: son of 1st E. ; b. April 22, 1842; sue. |
I 1897 (L.U.); mar. 1882 Julia Georgiana Sarah, j
dau. of Sir Geo. O. Wombwell, 4th Bt. Seat, j
! Dartrey R.S.O., Co. Monaghan; town res., 10 I
j Upper Belgrave St., S.W.
I Creations. U.K. : Bn. Dartrey, 1847; E. of Dartrey, I
1866. Irel. : Bn. Cremorne, 1797.— Thos. Daw son, son of i
an Irish M.P. and Alderman of the City of Dublin, was j
created 1st Bn. Cremorne, with remainder to his nephew 1
(at first Visct. Cremorne and Bn. Dartrey, but without |
the remainder). The nephew's son succeeded, and his 1
son, the 3rd Bn., was successively awarded the two U.K. !
I titles.
Titled Relatives.
(Dawson.)
Issue of present (2nd) E. :
Lady Edith Anne, now Lady E. Douglas-Pennant,
b. 1883, mar. 1903 Hon. Chas. D.-P., son of 2nd Bn.
Penrhyn.
Lady Mary Augusta I)., b. 1887.
The deceased Hon. Richard George D., Lord Cremorne,
b. 1890, d. 1894.
Issue of 1st E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1842.)
Hon. Edward Stanley D., heir pres. to Earldom,
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formerly Capt. R.N., High Sheriff of Monaghan
1899 : b. 1843, mar. 1898 Lady Elizabeth Selina
Georgiana Meade, dau. of 4th E. of Clanwilliarn.
Res., 30 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Hon. Richard Maitland Westenra D., 2nd heir, a
D.L. for Devon, formerly Capt. 92nd Highldrs. : b.
1845, mar. 1878 Jane Emily, dan. of the late Lt.-Col.
S. Long (Hon. Mrs. Richard £>.). Res., Holne Pk.,
Ashburton, Devon; 14 Bryanston Sq., W.
Lady Mary Eleanor Anne, now Czss. of Ilchesier, b.
1852, mar. 1S72 5th Earl of I., q.v.
Hon. Anthony Lucius I)., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm.
Gds., b. 1855, mar. 1878 Hon. Mary Frances Fitz-
Gerald-de-Ros, dau. and heiress of 24th Bn. de Ros
(Hon. Mrs. Anthony D.). Res., 12 Cranley Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Eliz. Selina Georg. D., see Hon. Edward above.
DARWIN, Knight. Prof. Sir George Howard
Darwin, K.C.B. (Civ. 19051, LL.D., F.R.S.
DARWIN, Hon. Mrs. Horace, dau. of 1st Bn.
Fairer.
DASENT, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Frances
Louisa, dau. of the late Wm. F. A. Delane,
Esq.), mar. 1846 Sir Geo. W. Dasent, an orig.
Memb. of Histor. MSS. Commssn. (d. 1896). Res.,
59 St. George's Ed., Pimlieo, S.W.
DASENT, John Eoche,C.B. (Civ. 1895), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, Priv. Sec. to several Ministers of
State, has edited 27 vols, of Register of the Acts
of the Privy Counc, now an Assist. Sec. to Bd.
of Educn.: b. 1847. Res., 26 Elvaston PL, Queen's
Gt., S.W. ; Montrose House, St. Vincent, W. Ind.
- DA SEEEA da ESTRELLA, Baron (Barao—
Portugal, about 1812)— see "Croft, Bt. of Dod-
ington."
DASHWOOD, Baronet of Kirtlhigton. Sir
George John Egerton Dashwood, 6th Bt. {Eng.
1684), a D.L. for Oxfordsh., High Sheriff 1903-4,
formerly Capt. Scots Guards and Hon. Maj.
Oxford L.I. (Mil.): son of 15th Bt., b. 1851, sue.
1889, mar. 1875 the under-mentioned Lady Mary
Dashwood. Heir, his son Capt. Robert Henry
Seymour D. (b. 1876; 2nd heir, next son, Ernest
George, R.N.R., b. 1880). Seat, Kirtlington Pk.,
Oxford.
DASHWOOD, Baronet of West Wycombe. Sir
Robert John Dashwood, 9th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1707,
Prem. Baronet of G.B.), a D.L. and C.C. for
Bucks., and late Capt. Roy. Bucks. Mil. (3rd
Oxford L.I.) : son of 7th Bt. and bro. of 8th, b.
1859, sue. 1893, mar. same year Clara Adelaide
Ida Conyers, dau. of Maj. Wm. B. Lindsay.
Heir, his son John Lindsay (b. 1896; 2nd heir,
next son, Robert Henry Lindsay, b. 1897). Seat,
West Wycombe Pk., High Wycombe.
DASHWOOD, Baronet's Widow. Florence,
Lady D. of West Wycombe, dau. of Frcdk.
Norton, Esq., of N.Z. ; mar., 1st, 1889, Sir Edwin
Abercromby Dashwood, 8th Bt. (d. 1893) ; 2ndly,
1894, Wm. Sclby-Lowndes, Esq. — retaining title
bv right. Res., Selby House, Bletchley, Bucks.
'DASHWOOD, Lady Mary Margaret, dau. of
5th M. of Hertford (q.v.) and wife of Sir Geo. J.
Dashwood, Bt. (above).
DATIA, the Maharaja of. H. H. Lokindra
Sir Bhawani Singh, Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1898), an
Ind. Ruling Chief, hered. Maharaj a, title Lokindra
a special conferment (1877) : b. 1846. Res., Datia,
Bundelkhand, Centr. India.
DAUBENEY, Knight's Wmow. Lady D.
(Eliza, dau. of Chas. Carpenter, Esq.), a Lady of
Justice St. John Jerus., mar. 1878, as 3rd wife,
Gen. Sir Henry Chas. B. Daubeney, G.C.B. (d.
1903). Res., Osterley Lodge, Spring Grove, Isle-
worth, Middx.
DAUBENEY, Lt.-Col. Edward Kaye, D.S.O.
(1886), comdg. 1st S. Staffs. Regt.; S. Africa
1878-9, Nile and Soudan 1884-6, an A.D.C. in
Egypt 1885-6 : b. 1858.
D'AUBIGNY, Due— see " Aubignv."
DAUKES, Frederic Clendon, C.I.E. (1892),
late See. to Ch. Commissr. of Assam, has been
Und. Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Home Dept. and
Assist. Sec. in For. : b. 1848. Club, E. Ind. IT. Serv.
DAUNT, Capt. Richard Algernon Craigie,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Ir. Rifles; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1872.
DAVENPORT, Knight. Sir Samuel Davenport,
K.C.M.G. (1886; Kt. Bach. 1884), LL.D., M.L.C.
South Austr. 1857-66, has been Pres. of S.A. Roy.
Agric. and Hortic. Socs., also of S.A. branch
of Roy. Geograph. : b. 1818, widower. Res.,
Beaumont, Adelaide, S. Austr.
DAVENPORT (BROMLEY-), Lt.-Col. Wil-
liam, D.S.O. (1900-1), M.P. for Macclesfield (C.)
Financ. Sec. to War Office and ex officio a Civ.
Memb. of Army Counc, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
Staffords. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900: b. 1863.
Res., Capesthorne Hall, Chelford, Crewe; Baginton
Hall, Coventry; Wootton Hall, Ashbourne,
Derb. ; 1 Belgrave PL, S.W.
DAVEY, family name of follg.
DAVEY, Baron. Horace Davey, Life Peer, \
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1893), M.A, D.C.L., F.R.S., a '
Lord of Appeal in Ordinary ; an M.P. 1880-5
and 1888-92, Solic.-Gen. and knighted in 1886,
appd. Q.C. 1875 : son of Peter Davey, Esq., of
Horton, Bucks.; b. Aug. 29, 1833; cr. a Life Bn.
1894 (L.) ; mar. 1862 Louisa Hawes, dau. of Jno.
Donkin, Esq., C.E. Res., 86 Brook St., W.
Issue.
(Davey.)
Hon. Hildegarde, now Hon. Mrs. George Lawrence,
b. 1863, mar. 1883 Geo. P. Chas. L., Esq. Res.,
Cricklcaze, Chard, Somerset ; 1 Bryanston PI., W.
Hon Horace Scott D., Maj. iSth Hussars, served
in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1865, mar. 1892 Annie
Caroline, dau. of Maj. -Gen. Chas. A. Cuningham
(Hon. Mrs. Davey). Club, Wellington.
Hon. Mildred Cunningham D., b. 1866
Hon. Beatrix Wickens, now Hon. Lady Gatamc, h.
1868, mar. 1895 Maj. -Gen. Sir Wm. Forbes G.,
Hon. Margaret Bowen, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Pem-
ber, twin with preceding, mar. 1895 Fras. Wm. P.,
Esq. Res., 60 Queen's Gdns., Bayswater, W.
Hon. Arthur Jex D., b. 1869, mar. 1894 Mary Iona
Fothergill, dau. of the late Wm. F. Robinson,
Esq., Q.C. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur D.). Res., The Priory,
Elstree R.S.O., Herts., and at Cairo
DAVIDSON, Arciiishop— see " Canterbury."
DAVIDSON, Col. Arthur, C.V.O. (1901), C.B.
(Mil. 1902), late King's Roy. Rif. Corps; Afghn.
1878-80, Transvaal, Egypt, and Bechuanaland,
ret. 1902 ; Assist. Keeper of the Privy Purse,
Assist. Priv. Sec. and an Equerry in Waiting to
H. M. : b. i8=i6. Res., Red House, Warnham,
Horsham ; Privy Purse Office, Buckm. Pal., S.W.
DAVIDSON, Maj. Charles John Lloyd,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Innisk.Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902: b. 1858. Res., Eglinton, Co. Devry.
DAVIDSON, Maj. George Harry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Scots. ; Zululd. 1888 and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1866.
DAVIDSON, Col. John, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
I. A., Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-9, Mahsud
Waziri 1881, Waziristan 1894-5, Chitral Relief,
Dongola, and Tirah : b. 1845.
DAVIDSON, Capt. John Humphrey, D.S.O.
(1900-1), King's Roy. Rif. Corps ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1876.
DAVIDSON, Lieut. Percival, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A.M.C.; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1876.
DAV
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
DAW 235
DAVIDSON, Robert, C.S.I. (1878), formerly
i M.L.C. and Ch. Sec. to Madras Govt.: b. 1831.
Res., Clayton, Cupar, Fifesh.
DAVIDSON. Lady Theodora, wife of Col.
W. Leslie Davidson, C.B. (below) and dau. of
7th E. of Albemarle.
DAVIDSON, Maj. Thomas St. Clair, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. Canadns. ; Chin Lushai 1889-90, S.
Africa 1901-2: b. 1861.
: DAVIDSON, Walter Edward, C.M.G. (1902),
Gov. of Seychelles, late Assist. Colon. Sec. Trans-
vaal, was Mayor of Colombo (Ceylon) 1898 : b.
1859. Bes., Govt. House, Victoria, Seychelles.
DAVIDSON, William Edward, C.B. (Civ.
1897), K.C. (1892), M.A.,Perm. Legal Adviser to
Eor. Office from 1886: b. 1853. Res., 12a Lower
Grosvenor PL, S.W.
DAVIDSON, Col. (William) Leslie, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), R.H.A., Afghn. 1880. S. Africa
1879 and 1899- 1900, late comdg. R.A.inN.E. Dist. :
b. 1850, mar. 1887 the above Lady Theodora
Davidson. Club, Army and Navy.
DAVIE (FERGUSON-), Baronet. Sir John
Davie Ferguson-Davie, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1847), a
D.L. for Cos. Devon and Carmarthen, formerly
Capt. Gren. Gds. (served in Crimea) and Lt.-Col.
1st Devon Mil., High Sheriff of Carrnarthensh.
1873, an M.P. 1859-65 : son of 1st Bt., b. 1830, sue.
1885, widower. Heir pres., his bro. William
Augustus, C.B. (below ; 2nd heir, latter' s son
William John, b. 1863). Seats, Creedy Pk., Credi-
ton, Devon ; Bittescombe Manor, Wiveliscombe
R.S.O., Somerset.
DAVIE (FERGUSON-), Capt. ArthurFrancis,
D.S.O (1898), LA., Waziristan 1894-5, Chitral
Relief, Tirah 1897-8, Mahsud Waziri 1901-2 : b,
1867 (a younger son of following) .
DAVIE (FERGUSON-), William Augustus.
C.B. (Civ. 1897), M.A., late Prine. Clerk Pub. Bill
Office, H. of Commons, heir pres. to above Btey. :
b. 1833. Res., Creedy Pk., with his bro. the Bt.
DA VIES, Knight (1). Sir Horatio David
Davits., K.C.M.G. (1898), V.D., M.P. for Chatham
(C), a D.L. for Kent, Master Designer to the
Spectacle Makers' Co., Hon. Col. 3rd Middx.
Artill. Vols., an Aid. and Lieut, of City of
London, Sheriff of Lond. and Middx. 1887-8,
Lord Mayor 1897-8: b. 1842, mar. 1867 Lizzie,
dau. of C. J. Gordon, Esq. Res., Watcombe
Hall, Torquay; offices, 23 Gt. St. Helen's, E.C.
DAVIES, Knight (2). Sir James Ac worth
Davies, Kt. Bach. (1903), late Judge of High Ct. of 1
Judicature, Madras, prev. Assist, or Und. Sec. to
Ind. Gov. in Judic, Legisl., and Rev. Depts. : b.
1845, mar. i858. Res., Tuticorin, Madras.
DAVIES, Knight (3). Hon. Sir Louis Henr? !
Davies, K.C.M.G. (1897), a Judge of Supr. Ct. j
Canada, appd. Q.C. (Can.), 1880, late Min. of
Marine and. Fisheries, formerly Prem. of Prince j
Edward I., a memb. of the Joint High Commssn.
1898 between Gt. Brit, and U.S. : b. 1845, mar-
1872 Susan, dau. of the late Rev. Dr. A. V. G.
Wiggins. Res., Ottawa.
I DAVIES, Knight (4). Eon. Sir Matthew
I Henry Davies, Kt. Bach. (1890), Speaker of Leg.
j Assemb. Victoria 1887-92, prev. anM.E.C, and
has served on various Commssns. : b. 1850, mar. 1875
Elizabeth Locke, dau. of Rev. Dr. Mercer. Res.,
I Esperance, Albert St., Melbourne; Lockwood,
j Dandenong Ranges, via Narre Warren, Victoria.
DAVIES, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady D.
. Elizabeth Bethea, dau. of the late Geo. Field,
I 3sq.), mar. i860 Maj .-Gen. Sir Wm. Geo.
Navies, K.C.S.I. (d. 1898). Res., Noddings, Chid-
ingfold, Godalming.— (2) Lady D> (Mary Eliza-
beth, dau. of Thos. Morgan, Esq), mar. 1874, as
2nd wife, Sir Wm. Davies, M.P. 1880-92 (d. 1895).
Res., The Cottage, Broad Haven, Little Haven
R.S.O., Pembrokesh.
DAVIES, Maj. Charles Henry, D.S.O.
(1903), LA.. Tirah 1897-8, China 1900-1, Waziris
1902 : b. 1867.
DAVIES, Henry, I.S.O. (1002), Ch. Exam, in
Acct.-Gen's. Off. G.P.O. : b. 1856.
DAVIES. John George, C.M.G. (1901), Mayor
of Hobart in year of promotion (6th time), is
Chmn. of Cmttees. of State House of Repres.
Tasmania, formerly Capt. Tasm. Rif. Regt. : b.
1846. Res., Rosevilie, Clare St., Newton, Hobart.
DAVIES, Col. Richard H., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
N.Z. Mtd. Rifles; S. Africa 1900-2.
DAVIES, Col. Thomas Arthur Harkness, i
D.S.O. (1893), Devonsh. Regt. ; Afghn. 1878-80, \
Burma 1891-2, Tirah 1837-8, S. Africa 1899: b.
1857.
DAVIES, Surg. -Maj. William Thomas
! Frederick, D.S.O. (1900-1), M.D., Imper. Lt.
j Horse in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. i860. R«s.,
Johannesburg.
DAVIES (PRICE-), Capt. Llewelyn Alberic
Emilius, D.S.O. (1900-1), (1901), King's Roy.
Rif. Corps ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1878.
D'AVIGLIANO— see " Avigliano, D. d\"
DAVIS, Baronet's Widow. Lady D. (Ella
Alice, dau. of Edwd. Lockwood, Esq.), mar. 1891
Sir Eras. B. Davis, 2nd and last Bt. (d. 1895).
DAVIS, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Ger-
trude, dau. of the late Root. Manders, Esq.), mar.
1881 Gen. Sir Jno. Davis, K.C.B. (d. 1901). Res.,
Saean, Ballycroy R.S.O., Co. Mayo; 111 Alex-
andra Rd., St. John's Wd., N.W.
DAVIS. Vice-Adm. Edward Henry Meggs,
C.M.G. (1894), R.N. retd. (1905), Japan 1863-4,
Kaffraria and Zululd. 1877-9, is an M.L.C. for !
Jamaica : b. 1846. Res., Rathedmond, Bexhill-on- |
Sea, Sussex.
DAVIS, Col. George M'Beide, C.B. (Mil. i
1898), D.S.O. (1895), M.D., I.M.S. retd. (1902) ; \
Mahsud Waziri 1881, Miranzai (1st) and Hazara j
1891, Wazirktan 1834-5, Tirah 1897-8, China 1900,
has been Princ. Med. Officer of Puni. Front. !
Force : b. 1846.
DAVIS, Nicholas Darnell, C.M.G. (1895), j
M.E.C. and Aud.-Gen. Brit. Guiana, formerly j
Postrnr.-Gen. and Comptr. of Customs, six !
times Acting Govt. Sec : b. 1846. Res., George- !
town, Demerara. j
DAVIS, Supt. William Dominic, M.V.O. !
(5th Class, 1902), Chief of Executive Dept. of
Police at Scotland Yard.
DAVSON, Knight. Sir Henry Katz Bavson,
Kt. Bach. (1903), Dep. Chmn. of the West India ■
Cmttee., formerly Memb. of the Court of Policy j
of the Colony of Brit. Guiana : b. 1830, mar. 1871
Anne Helen, dau. of the late Rector Miller, Esq.,
F.R.S.E. Res., 20 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
DAVY, James Stewart, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Gen. Insp. Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1848. Club, Oxfd.
and Carnb.
DAWES, Bishop— see " Roekhampton."
DAWES, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Lucy
Emily, dau. of the late Win. Bagnall, Esq.), mar.
1859 Sir Edwyn Sandys Dawes, K.C.M.G., a Dir.
of the Suez Canal. &c. (d. 1904). Res., The Grange, j
Barton Fields, Canterbury.
DAWKINS, Knight. Sir Clinton Edward
Dawlcins, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), B. A., formerly Und.
Sec. in Finance Dept. of Egypt, and Financ.
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DAW
Directory of Peerage,
DEA
Meinb. Counc. of Viceroy of India, was Chmn. of
the Cmttee. of 1902 upon the Administr. of the
War Office, a partner in J. S. Morgan and Co..
financiers, of Old Broad St. : b. 1859, rnar. 1888
Louise, dau. of Chas. E. Johnston, Esq. Res.,
Polesden Lacey, Dorking ; 38 Queen Anne's Gt.,
S.Y/.
DAWKINS, Lady Bertha Mabel, dau. of 1st
E. of Lathorn.
DAWKINS, Lt.-Col. Charles Tvrwhitt,
C.M.G. (1897), Shropsh. L. I. ; Afghn. 1879-80, S.
Africa 1900-2, late Mil. See. to Gov. of Cape Col.
(2nd time) : b. 1858, mar. 1887 the following.
DAWKINS, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Rosmead (q.v.), and wife of preceding.
DAWKINS, Lt.-Col. John Wysdhasi George,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.A., Nile Expedn. 1898, S.
Africa 1899-1902, now D.A.A. & O.M.G. Northn.
Comd. : b. 1861.
DAWNAY, family name of Downe Viscounty,
q.v. for " Hons." with four mn-d. " Ladies."
DAWNAY, Baron {U.K. 1897), Imper. title of
Vise. Downe.
DAWNAY, Lieut. Guy Payan, D.S.O. (1902),
Coldstrm. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 as A.D.C. :
b. 1878 (nephew of Vise. Downe).
DAWSON, family name of Dartrey Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."— Eor Dawson-
Damer s?e " Portarlington."
DAWSON, Baron {Irel. 1770)— see "Portar-
lington, E. of."
DAWSON, Knight's Widow. Lady D.
(Margaret, dau. of G. Mercer, Esq.), mar. 1847
Sir (John) William Dawson, C.M.G., F.R.S., late
Princ. and Vice-Chanc. of M'Gill Univ. Canada
(d. 1899) . lies., Birkenshaw, Little Metis, Canada,
293 University St., Montreal.
DAWSON, Col. Douglas Frederick Rawdon,
C.M.G. (1898), late Coldstrm. Gds. and Mil.
Attache at Paris, prev. Vienna, served in
Kgypt and Soudan, Master of the Ceremonies to
H.M. and Sec. to Order of the Garter : b. 1854
(bro. of Col. Vesey Dawson below). Res., Med-
menham Abbey, Marlow ; 28 Lancaster Gt., W.
DAWSON, Gen. Francis, C.B. (Mil. 1881),
formerly M.S.C., Afghn. 1879-80: b. 1827. Res.,
Aubervie, Pittville, Cheltenham.
DAWSON, Col. Harry- Leonard, C.V.O.
(1902), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), I.A., Soudan 1885,
Chitral Relief, Tirah 1897-S, S. Africa 1899-1900 :
b. 1854.
DAWSON, Hon. Mrs. Henry Finch, dau. of
Vise. Cross.
DAWSON, Col. Vesey John, C.V.O. (1902), late
comdg. the Irish Guards ; Nile Expedn. 1884-5 = b.
1853 (nephew of 1st E. of Dartrey). Res., 28
Lancaster Gt., W.
DAY, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon. Sir
John Charles Day, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902), Kt. Bach.
(1882), B. A., a Judge of Queen's Bench Div. of the
High Ct. 1882-1901, was a Judge on the Parnell
Commssn., appd. Q..C. 1872: b. 1826, mar. 1900,
2nd wife, Edith, dau. of the late Edmd. Westby,
Esq. Res., 25 Collingham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
DE. — Note {revised for i£o5) on the treatment of
that Prefix in this work :
This prefix, which is usually either French or Dutch in
its origin, has been adopted in many names of our own
aristocracy and others, and is then sometimes combined
with the name as a single word. In alphabetising we mos i 1 v
treat it and similar prefixes (including even "Castle"
and " Mount ") precisely as if they were all thus conjoined.
In the list that follows, however, there are many names
or titles which are foreign altogether, and in the case of
these we have hesitated as to entering the names under
the prefix, for this often seems on its very face like
entering an English title under the word " Of." In fact,
the unsightlincss of that plan in the eyes of a foreigner
has been so urged upon us that we have felt compelled to
forego the practical convenience of uniformity, and to
remove from the prefix to the leading word such names
as appear to be territorial titles preceded by de or de la,
van, van dev. or von. The Italian di is never made the
leading word, and our French adviser informs us that the
practice in France is similarly to disregard all prefixes,
whether prepositions or articles. This is a clear and con-
sistent rule, but for our English use we are not at pre-
sent prepared to adopt it in the case of an article. Hence
a complication arises. The Editor was informed about
?S years ago that the authorities of the British Museum
were disposed to make the distinction rigorous, and to
carry it to the extent of entering names in de la under
la, and those in van der under der; hut they did r.ot
adopt that plan, and without some high authority
neither shall we. But, again, we have the inseparable
prefixes containing both preposition and article— du and
das in French, iJella in Italian, and da in Portuguese, and
in all these cases the prefix is to lead. In other instances
the rules Ave shall endeavour to follow are these : An
article alone (French le or la and Dutch de) is also always
to lie the leading word ; a preposition alone is not to lead
if the title appears to be territorial and not a part of the
surname ; and the compounds de la and ran der are to be
treated as simple prepositions, just as if there was no
article in the case. It is, however, but a minority of our
entries that will he affected by these alterations, and
references will be given whenever it appears that a name
would reasonably be looked for elsewhere. As to
capitalising the prefix, experience has shown that no
rule can be laid down, each family having its own pre-
ference for De or de, though we may presume that the
former denotes an essential part of the original name,
and the latter points to a territorial association.
DEACON, Maj.W. T., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Qnsld.
Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900.
DEADMAN, Henry Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
an Assist. Dir. of Nav. Construction, a memo, of
Counc. of Inst. Nav. Architects : b. 1843. Res.,
Boscombe, Nightingale Ln.. Balham, S.W.
DEALTRY, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Clonbrock.
DEANE, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Bar-
grave Deane, Kt. Bach. (1905), officially "Mr.
Justice Deane," a Judge of the Prob. and
Divorce Ct., late leader of the Bar in the same,
appd. Q..C. 1896: b. 1846. Res., 37 Lennox Gdn*.,
Chelsea, S.W. ; chamb., 2 King's Bench Walk,
Temple, E.C.
DEANE, Knight's Widow. Lady D.
(Henrietta, dau. of Jos. H. Manley, Esq.), mar.
1851 Sir Thos. N. Deane, R.H.A., distinguished
architect (d. 1839). Iies-i Dorset Lodge, Killiney,
Co. Dublin.
DEANE, Col. George Williams, C.B. (Mil.
1905), LA., Afghn. 1878-9. Egypt, Burma 1887-8,
N.W. Frontier 1897 : b. 1850.
DEANE, Lt.-Col. Harold Arthur. C.S.I.
! (1896), LA., Afghn. 1879-80, Chitral Relief, and
I N.W. Front. 1897, Ch. Commissi', in N.W. Front.
I Prov3. : b. 1854. Res., Peshawar.
DEANE, Maj. James, C.M.G. (1903), Black
J Watch; S. Africa 1899-1901, was Mil. Sec. to
i Vise. Milner : b. 1863.
! DEANE, Hon. Matthew James Hastings
Fjtzmaurice, son of 3rd Bn. Muskerry.
DEANE, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1897), LA.
Supermini. List; Afghn. 1879-80, N.W. Front.
1895, 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-1, now Comdt.
Imper. Yeom. Depot: b. 1841. Res., Newlands,
Surbiton, Surrey.
DEANE, Walter Meredith, C.M.G. (1890),
M.A., formerly M.E.C. and M.L.C. Hong Kong,
where he has acted as Colon. Treas. and Sec. :
b. 1840. Res., For bury, Emsworth, Hants.
DEASE. Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Emily,
dau. of Sir Robt. G. Throckmorton, 8th Bt.),
De B
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
De C
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mar. 1863 Col. Sir Gerald R. pease, K.C.V.O.,
Chambn. to successive Lords Lieut, of Ireld.
from 1880 (d. 1903V Res., The Abbey, Celbridge
R.S.O.. Co. Kildare.
DE BALRATH (de B.\ Baron (Irel. 1718) - see
"Avlmer, Bn."
DE BARRY (de B.), Baron— see " Barry, Bt."
DE BATHE, Baronet. Sir Henry Pekcival
De Bathe, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1801), K.C.P. (Mil. 1905),
Gen. in Army retd. (served in Crimea), now Col.
2nd Batt. Shropsh. L.I., a D.L. for Meath (High
Sheriff 1870) : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1823, sue. 1870,
mar. same year Charlotte, dau. of Wm. Clare, Esq.
Heir, his son Hugo Gerald (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Patrick Wynne, b. 1876). Seats. Wood
End, Chichester ; De Bathe Barton. North Tawton
R.S.O., Devon ; Knightstown, Ladyrath, Navan,
Co. Meath ; town res.. 123 Victoria St., S.W.
DE BLAQUIERE (now spelt without accent) ,
family name of follg. Barony.
DE BLAQUIERE, Baron. William de
Blaquiere, 6th Bn. (frel.) and a Bt. ; Great
Alnager of Ireland : gt. nephew of 2nd and
3rd Bns. and 1st cousin once rem. of 4th and 5th ;
t>. Sept. 5, 18^6 ; sue. 1889 ; mar. 1888 Lucienne,
dau. of the late M. George Desbarats, of Montreal.
S-at, Broekworth Manor, Gloucester ; res., 3 The
Circus, Bath.
Creations. Irel.: A Bt. 1784; Bn. de Blaquiere. 1800.
— Lt.-Col. Jno. de Blaquiere, who was of noble French
descent but whose father had been driven to England by
the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, was appointed
Chief Secretary to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
created a Bt., and afterwards 1st Bn.
Issur.
(De Blaquiere.)
Hon. John' de B., heir to Barony, b. 1889.
Hon. Kathleen de B., b. 1891.
Hon. AlaD Boyle de B., 2nd heir, b. 1895.
DE BOUCHERVILLE (de B.), Hon. Charles
EuGiiNE Boucher, C.M.G. (1894), M.D., Senator
of Canada, twice Prem. of Quebec : b. 1822. lies.,
Ottawa.
DE BRAAM, Baron. Jonkheer Jan Andrtes
de Braam, 2ndBn. {Netkds. 1816), C.E., formerly a
Dist. Magist. in Brit. Honduras: son of 1st
Bn., b. 1833, naturalised 1864, mar. 1890 Mary
Susannah, dau. of Jno. Penicud, Esq., of Chester-
field. Heir pres., his half-bro. Jean Chretien
(b. 1845 ; 2nd heir, a son of latter).
DE BRATH (De B.), Maj.-Gen. Ernest, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), CLE. (1903), LA., Afghn. 1879-80,
Mahsud Waziri, Hazara 1891, and Dongola
Expdns., now Sec. to Govt, of India, Mil. Dept.
and Col. 32nd Sikh Pioneers: b. 1858. Bes.,
Simla.
DE BRETT (De B.), Capt. Harry Simonds,
D.S.O. (1898), R.A., Tochi Valley 1897, S. Africa
1899-1900, China 1900-1, now a D.A.A.G. : b. 1870.
DE BRIENEN (de B.), Bnss. Irene, wife of
Hon. Cyril A. Ward, son of 1st E. of Dudley.—
I Bnss. Lily de Brieiten is wife of Capt. Cecil
■ Bunbury.
DE BUCY (de B.), Marquis -see " Bucy."
DE BUNSEN, Knight. Sir Maurice William
Ernest de Bunsen, K.C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Civ.
'*895)» M.A., Brit. Min.Plen. at Lisbon, prev. Sec.
to Emb. at Paris ; formerly at Constantinople,
Washington, Madrid, Paris, Lisbon, Tokio, Ban-
kok, &c. : b. 1852, mar. 1899 Berta Mary, dau. of
I ;he late Armar H. Lowry-Corry, Esq. (grandson
j >f 2nd E. of Belmore). i?es.,Brit. Legat.. Lisbon.
DE BURGH (de B.), Col. Ulick ' George
I Campbell, C.B. (Civ. 1902), formerly 3rd Drgn.
I Ms. ; Egypt 1882, now Assis. Dir. of Remounts
J it Headqrs. : b. 1855. Bes., 7 Sloane St., S.W.
DEBUSH, Baroness. Pauline Marie Louise
Bush, Bnss. 2nd in line (Saxc-Cob. 1889), dau. of
1st Bn., b. 1900, sue. 1903. No present htir. See
following.
DE BUSH. Baron's Widow. Dowager
Baroness de B. (Clara Pauline, dau. of the late
Louis Grand J oran, Esq., of Illinois),'an American
prima donna and violinist: mar. 1899 1st Bn. de
B., a distinguished chemist (d. 1903). Bes., The
Elms, Hendon, Middx.
DE CALRY (de C.)-see " Calry."
DE CASSILHAS, (de C.)-see " Cassiihas."
DE CASTILLA (de C), Capt. John S., D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Austral. Mtd. Inf.; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1866. Bes., Claremont, Perth, W. Aust.
DE CHAZAL (de Ch.), Hon. Pierre Antoine
Edmond, C.M.G. (1901 ), an attorney, Assist. Govt.
Med. Offr., and Dir. of several cos. in Mauritius :
b. 1837. Bcs. , Mesnil-aux-Roses, Vacon, Mauritius.
DECHMONT, Baron (Scot. 1696)— see " Ork-
ney, E. of."
DECIES (pron. Deeshees), Baron. William j
Marcus de la Poer Horsley-Bcresferd, 4th Bn. !
(Irel.), a D.L. for Northumberld. : son of 3rd J
Bn. ; b. Jan. 12, 1865; sue. 1893: mar. 1901 I
Maria Gertrude, <lau. of Sir Jno. P. Willoughby
4th Bt,, M.P. Seat, Sefton Pk., Sloigh.
Creation. Bn. Decies, Irel. 1812.— The Rev. the Hon.
Wm. Beresford, brother of the 1st Marq. of Waterford,
became Abp. of Tuam and afterwards 1st Bn. Decies.
The 2nd Bn. prefixed Horsley to the surname.
Titled Relatives.
(Horsley-Beresford.)
Surviving issue of^rdBn. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Hon. Caroline Catharine, now Hon. Mrs. George
Wilkinson, b. 1861, mar. 1886 Lt.-Col. Gto. A Easou
W., D.S.O., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1865.)
Hon. John Graham Hope H.-B., heir pres. to Baron v
D.S.O. (1904), D.Sc, Maj. 7th Hussars, late A.D.C.
to H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, prev. to Lord
Connemara in Madras, served in S. Africa 1896 and
1902, Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1866. Club, Marlborough.
Hon. Seton Robert de la Boer H B. (" Hon. Robt
Beresfoi-d "), and heir, formerly Lieut. Derby sh!
Militia, was a Spec. Oorresp. in S. Africa 1900: b
1868, mar. 1899 Delia Dorothy, dau. of Danl J°
O'Sullivan, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Robert H.-B.) Res <;•:
Cadogan Gdns., S.W. 3
Hon. Catherine Elizabeth Ellen, now Hon. Mrs.
Edward Lumh, b. 1S70, mar. 1902 Capt. Edwd. Jas
MachellL. Res., Homewood, Whitehaven ; 4 Here-
ford Gdns. , Park Ln. , W. ' 1
Hon. Charlotte Ernestine, now Hon. Mrs. Cameron
Barclay, b. 1871, mar. 1892 Capt. Cam. B. Res., The
Orchard, York.
Hon. Henry William Walter II.-B., Capt. 4th Batt.
Derbysh. Regt. (Mil.), late of 13th Hussars, served
in S. Africa 1897-1902: b. 1876, rnar. 1904 Constance,
widow of Michael Levenston, Esq. (Hon. Mrs
Henry H.-B.) Club, New.
Hon. William Arthur H.-B.. served in S. Africa
1900: b. 1878, mar. 1901 Floreuce, dau. of G. L
Miller, Esq., of Providence, U.S.A. (Hon. Mrs!
William H.-B.). Res., Bowness Ranche, Calgary,
Canada.
DECIES, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady D. (Catherine Anne, dau. of the late
Wm. D. Dent, Esq.), mar. i860 3rd Bn. Decies
(d. 1893). Bes., 37 Cadogan PL, S.W.
DE CLIFFORD (de C), Baron. Jack South-
well Bussell, 25th Bn. (Eng.), late 2nd Lieut.
Shropsh. Imper. Yeom. : son of 24th Bn. ; b.
July 2, 1884; sue. 1894; (L. U.V) ; unmrrd. Seat,
Dalgan Pk., Shrule, Tuam.
Creation. Bn. de Clifford, Eng. 1299 by writ.— Sir H.
Nicolas mentions four Bns. by tenure of this title
dating from the reign of Henry II. Robt. Clifford, the
grandson of the last of these, was the 1st Bn. by writ
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De G-
The 9th Bn. was slain in 1461 in the Civil Wars, and
his honours were forfeited ; but they were restored to his
son, whose existence his mother had kept concealed from
his birth in 1454, she bringing him up as a shepherd. The
nth to 13th Ens. were also Earls of Cumberland, but
that title now passed to a brother and shortly became
extinct. The titles of Countess of Dorset, Earl of Thanet,
and Countess of Leicester appear subsequently in the
line, but the old Barony eventually emerged as a title
by itself.
Titled Relatives,
(Russell.)
Daus. of 23rd Bn. (aunts and co-heiresses of pres..
himself sole issue of 24th) :
Hon. Maud Clara R., b. 1853. Res., Twycross, Ather-
stone, War wicks. ; 13 Braycott PL, S.W.
(The late 24th Ba.ro>-, b. 1855, d. 1894.)
Hon. Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Reginald Corbet,
b. 1861, mar. 1891 Regd. C, Esq. Res., Adderley,
Mkt. Drayton, Salop.
Daus. of Buss, de C, 22nd in line (gt. aunts of pre-
sent Bn.) :
(The late 23rd Baron, b. 1S24, d. 1877.)
Hen. Katherine Sarah Georgina, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Golvile, b. 1827, mar. 1850 the late Chas.
Robt. C, Esq., M.P. (d. 1886). Res. (with her son,
Sir H. Colvile), Lullington, Burton-on-Trent.
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. William Oakeleu, b. 1830.
mar. i860 Wm. Edwd. 0., Esq. •<.?., Cliff House,
Atherstone, Warwieks. ; The Bias, Tan-y-Bwleh
R.S.O., Merionethsh.
DE COURCY (de C.) , family name of Kingsale
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
DE-CRESPIGNY (CHAMPION-) {pron. De
Creppiny), Baronet. Sir Claude Chanipiou-dc-
Crespigny, 4th Bfc. {U.K. 1805), formerly in R.N.,
then in 60th Rifles, Capt. Limerick Mi] . , and Hon.
Maj. Suffolk Yeom., was a "War Corresp. in Nile
Expedn. 1889 and served in S. Africa igoo as
Vol. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1847, sue. 1868, mar. 1872
Georgiana Louisa Margaret, dau. of the late
Robt. M'Kerrell, Esq. Heir, his son the follg.,
q.v. (2nd heir, next son, Claude Raul, Lieut.
G-ren. Gds., b. 1878). Ees., Champion Lodge,
Maldon, Essex.
DE-CRESPIGNY (CHAMPION-), Capt.
Claude, D.S.O. (1900-1), 2nd Life Gds., late
A.D.C. to Viceroy of India; S. Africa 1899-1900,
S. Nigeria 1903 : b. 1873 (son and heir of pre-
ceding).
DEEDES, Capt. Charles Parker, D.S.O.
(1902), Yorks. Lt. Inf. ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1879.
DEEDES, Hon. Mrs. Gordon, dau. of 5th Bn.
Boston.
DEEDES, Maj. -Gen. William Henry, D.S.O.
(1887), Burma 1886-8, then retired : b. 1839. Ees.,
10 St. James's Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W,
DEERHURST,Viscount {by courtesy— title Eng.
1697), eld. son and heir of E. of Coventry.
DE FALBE (De E.), Capt. Vigant William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), N. Staffords. Regt. ; S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1867.
DE FERRIERES (De E.), Baron. Charles
Conrad Adolfiius du Bois De Ferritres, 3rd Bn.
(Vrijheer — Netherlands 1815, orig. Bn. du Bois),
an M.P. 1880-5: son of 2nd Bn., b. 1823, sue. 1867
(naturalised same year), mar. 1851 Anne, dau.
of the late Wm. Sheepshanks, Esq. No heir.
Ees., Bay's Hill House, Cheltenham ; club, Union.
DEFFELL, Charles, I.S.O. (1902), late Sec.
and Registr. I.S.O., is in Home Office : b. 1843.
Ees., Truro, Upp. Norwood, S.E.
DE FOREST (de E.), Baron (Freiherr).
Maurice Arnold de Forest 1st Bn. {Austria
1899) , 2nd Lieut. Staffords. Imper. Yeom.: adopted
son of the late Bn. Hirsch, b. 1879, mar., 1st,
1901, Mathilde Madeleine Rose, widow of M.
Albert Menier, but mrrge. annulled 1903 ; 2ndly,
1904, Hon. Ethel Catharine Hannah Gerard, dau.
of 2nd Bn. Gerard. Heir, his son (b. 1905; next
in heirship, his dau. Mabel Mary Magdalen, b.
1902). Has a bro. Raymond, who bears the same
title (same year's creation). Ees., 25 St. James's
PL, S.W. ; Eichhornbei-Brunn, Austria.
DE FRANQUEVILLE— see " Franqueville."
DEFREYNE (De F.), Baron. Arthur French,
I 4th Bn. {U.K.), formerly Hon. Col. 5th Batt,
I Connaught Rangers (Mil.) : son of 3rd Bn. ; b.
July 9. 1855; sue. 1868(C); mar., 1st, 1877, the
late Lady Laura O. Dundas, sist. of 3rd E. (now
Marq.) of Zetland, raised to rank of an Earl's
dau. (she died 1881) ; 2ndly, 1882, Marie Georgiana,
dau. of the late Richd. W. Lamb, Esq., of West
Denton. Seat, Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon.
Creation. Bn. De Freyne, U.K. 1851.— Arthur French,
M.P., was created 1st Bn., originally in 1839, but without
the special remainder appended twelve years later.
Several of his ancestors had represented Co. Roscommon,
one Galway.
Titled Relatives.
(French.)
Issue of present {^th) Bn.:
By 1ST MRRGE.
The late Hon. Gwendoline May F., b. 1878, d. 1893.
Hon. Arthur Reginald F., heir to Barony, formerly
Bieut. Roy. Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1870, mar. 1902 Annabel,
dau. of Wm. Angus, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. French).
BY 2ND mrrge.
Hon. Francis Charles F., 2nd heir, b. 1884.
Hon. William Joseph F., 2nd Bieut. 6th Batt. Wore.
Regt. (Mil.), b. 1885.
Hon. Edward Fulke F., b. 1886.
Hon. Bily Marie F., b. 1837.
Hon. Bouis Richard F., b. 1888.
Hon. George Philip F., b. 1890.
Hon. Muriel May F., b. 1891.
Hon. Eileen Agnes F., b. 1892.
Hon. Ernest Aloysius F., b. 1894.
Hon. Hubert John F., b. 1896.
Hon. Bertram Beo F., b. 1900.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(The first three sons, Charles, John, and William, did
not obtain the title of Bn's. children on account of
the marriage of their parents— a Protestant with
a Rom. Catholic— being pronounced invalid as to
form. A second marriage ceremony having been
performed, the first son subsequently born suc-
ceeded to the Barony, and those that follow are his
younger bros. and sist. )
(Present Baron, b. 1853.)
Hon. Richard Patrick F., Maj. 5th Batt. Connaught
Rangers (Mil.), b. 1857.
Hon. Robert F., Maj. 1st Batt. Glouc. Regt., served
in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1858, mar. 1885 Mary Cassan-
dra, dau. of the late Hugh Mair, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Robert F.). Club, Army and Navy.
Hon. Mary Josephine, now Hon. Mrs. Valentine
Blake, b. i860, mar. 1880 Val. Jos. B., Esq. Res.,
Cahir House, Boughglynn, Castlerea, Co. Ros-
common.
DE GEX, Knight's Widow. Lady De G.
(Alice Emma, dau. of Sir Jno. H. Briggs), mar.
1880 Sir Jno. P. De Gex, Q.C. (d. 1887). Ees., 47
Bramham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
DE GOLTSTELN (De G.), Baroness. Agnes
Corn eli e Hugonia, dau. of Sir Wm. Boreel, 9th
Bt., b. 1839, mar. 1863 the late Willem, Bn. de
Goltstein, Min. Plenip. of the Netherlands (d.
1901). Ees., Oldenaller, Gelderland, Holland.
DE GREY (de G.) , family name of Walsingham
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
DE GREY (de G.), Earl {by cotirtesy),KmoHT,
and Peer's Son (title U.K. 1816). Frederick
Oliver Eobinson, K.C.V.O. (1901), Treas. to H.M.
Queen Alexandra, a D.L. for N. Rid., formerly
Capt. W. Rid. Vols., an M.P. 1874-80: son and
De H Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
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heir of M. of Eipon, b. 1852, mar. 1885, as 2nd
husb., Constance Gladys Lowther, prev. Herbert,
sist. of 14th E. of Pembroke and widow of 4th E.
of Lonsdale. Bes., Coombe Ct., Kingston Hill,
Surrey ; 2 & 4 Bentinck Mansns. , Cavndsh. Sq. , W.
DE HAVILLAND (de H.) , Kon. Mrs. Charles,
sist. of 8th Vise. Molesworth.
DE HOCHEFIED (De H.)— see " Hochepied."
DE HOGHTON {pron. Hoton), Baronet. Sir
James De Hoghton, 11th Bt. {Eng. 1611), a D.L.
Lanes., late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Lines.
Mil., formerly Maj. in Lines. Regt., served
in Ashanti War 1873-4 = son of 8th Bt. and half-
bro. of 9th and 10th, b. 1851, sue. 1893, mar. 1878
Aimee Jean, dau. of the late Jno. Grove, Esq.
Heir, his son Cuthbert, late Lieut. Coldstrm.
Gds. (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, Vere, Lieut.
Lines. Begt., b. 1882). Seat, Hoghton Tower,
Preston, Lanes.
DE HOGHTON", Baronet's Widow. Ellen,
Lady De H. (Ellen Ann, dau. of Balph Harvey,
Esq.), mar. 1854, as 3rd wife, Sir Henry De
Hoghton, gth Bt. (d. 1876).
DE HORSEY, Knight. Adm. Sir Algernon
Frederick Rous de Horsey, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903),
has comd. the Channel and Pacific Squadrons and
served on coast of Syria 1840, Jamaica 1854-5,
Fenian raids in Canada, engagement off Peru
1877 ; has been a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria,
ret. 1892 : b. 1827, mar. 1861 Caroline Augusta,
dau. of Adm. Andrew Drew. Bes., Melcombe
House, Cowes, I. of W.
DE KRETSER (DeK.), Edward, I.S.O. (1903),
Assist. Auditor-Gen., Ceylon, and Aud. or Dir. of
various Funds and Assocs. : b. 1854. Bes.,
Berkeley House, Kollupitiya, Colombo.
DE KUSEL (de K.), Baron (1). Adolf Kusel,
1st Bn. (Barone — Daly 1890), son of Selig Kusel,
Esq., b. 1834, naturalised 1867, mar. 1878, 2nd
wife, Alice, dau. of Jas. Birch, Esq. Heir, his
son Arthur Adolpii (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Herbert, b. 1871). Bes., Melbreck, Allerton,
Liverpool.
DE KUSEL (de K.), Baron (2). Samuel
Selig Kusel, 1st Bn. (same creation), a British
subject, cr. an Italian Baron for services in
Africa, prev. cr. a Bey by Khedive of Egypt, late
Capt. 3rd Batt. E. Surrey Regt. (Mil.), formerly
Contr.-Gen. of Egyptian Customs, served in
Expedn. 1882: son of Louis S. Kusel, Esq., b.
1848, mar. 1876 Elvira, dau. of Cleto Chini, Esq.,
of Leghorn and Cairo. No heir. Bes., Villa
Mabrouk, Florence. (Bnss. de K., 72 Redeliffe
Sq., S.W.)
DE LA BEDOYERE (de la Bedoyere), Mar-
quise, dau. of 1st Bn. Greville.
DE LA BERE (De la Bere), Henry Thomas,
C. B. (Civ. 1889), late Acet.-Gen. to War Office, ret.
1898 : b. 1833. Bes., Oak Cottage, Gipsy Hill,
Norwood, S.E.
DE LA BERE (De La B.), Maj. Richard Nor-
man, D.S.O. (1902), Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd
Batt. Roy. Lanes. Rgt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1869.
DELAFAYE, Knight. Hon. Sir Louis Victor
Delafaye, Kt. Bach. (1901), Ch. Justice of Supr.
Ct. Mauritius, appd. Q.C. 1892 : b. 1842. Bes.,
Port Louis, Mauritius.
DELAMAIN, Lt.-Col. Walter Sinclair,
D. S.O. (1905), I.A., Egypt I882, Burma I885-8,
Aden Boundary 1903-4 : b. 1862.
DELAMERE, Baron. Hugh Cholmondeley ,
3rd Bn. ( U. K.) , formerly Capt. in Chesh. Mil. and
Yeom. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. April 28, 1870 ; sue.
1887 (C); mar. 1899 Lady Florence Ame Cole,
dau. of 4th E. of Enniskillen. Seat, Vale Royal,
Northwich, Chesh.
Creation. Bn. Delaniere, U.K. 1821. — Thos. Chol-
mondeley, whose ancestors for three generations had
each been M.P. for Cheshire, was awarded this Peerage.
The family descends from the same line with the
Cholmondeley Marqucssate.
Titled Relatives.
(Cholmondeley.)
Issue of present (3?-fZ) Bn. :
Hon. Thomas Pitt Hamilton C, heir to Barony, b.
1900. (2nd heir, Col. Hugh Cecil C, C.B., q.v.,
son of late Hon. Thomas, below.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1870.)
Hon. Sibyl C, late Hon. Mrs. Algernon Burnaby,
b. 1871, mar. 1896 Alg. Edwyn B., Esq., from whom
she obtd. a divorce 1902, and is thus understood to
resume her former name.
Surviving dau s. -in -law of 1st Bn. (aunts of present):
(The late 2nd Baron, b. i8xr, died 1387.)
Hon. Mrs. Thomas C. (Katherine Lucy, dau. of Sir
Tatton Sykes, 4th Bt. of Sledmere), mar. 1850 the
late Hon. Thomas Grenville C. (d. 1883). Res.,
Abbots Moss, Northwich, Cheshire.
Hon. Mrs. Henry C, ne'e Hon. Mary Leigh, dau. of
1st Bn. Leigh, mar. 1848 the late Rev. the Kon.
Henry Pitt C. (d. 1905).
DELAMERE, Baron' s Widow. The Dowager
Lady D. (Augusta Emily, dau. of the late Rt.
Hon. Sir Geo. H. Seymour, G.C.B., G.C.H.,
grandson of 1st M. of Hertford), b. 1835, mar.
i860, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. Delamere (d. 1887).
Bes., 5 Wilton PI., S.W.
DE LA MOUSSAYE— see " Moussaye."
DELAP, Capt. George Goslett, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
DE LA PASTURE-see "Pasture."
DE LA POER, Baron, better La Poer (Irel.
1375)— see " Waterford, M. of."
DE LA POER (de la P.), Count. Edmond
James de Poher de la Poer, 1st Ct. (Conte— Papal
States 1864), claims Irish title of Bn. of le Power
and Curraghmore (1535), a D.L. for Waterford
(High Sheriff 1879), an M.P. 1866-73 : son of Jno.
Wm. Power, Esq. (whose widow and issue re-
sumed, by licence 1863, the original family cog-
nomen De la Poer) : b. 1841, mar. 1881 Hon. Mary
Olivia Augusta Monsell (Hon. Countess De la
Poer) , dau. of 1st Bn. Emly. Heir, his son Count
John William Rivallon de Poher (b. 1882;
2nd heir, next sen, Ct. Edmond Alan Tremour
de Poher, b. 1883). Seat, Gurteen le Poer, Kil-
sheelan, Co. Waterford, nr. Clonmel.
DE LA POLE, Baronet. Sir Edmund Regi-
nald Talbot de la Pole, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1628), son
of 9th Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1895 and resumed name
of De la Pole which the 8th Bt. had dropped ;
mar. 1884, 2nd wife, Elizabeth Marion, dau. of
the late Chas. Rhodes, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Frederick Arundell Pole (b. 1850; 2nd heir,
Sir Reginald Pole-Carew, K.C.B., b. 1849, a de-
scendant of 3rd Bt.). Seat, Shute House, Axmins-
ter, Devon ; res., 31 Sussex Sq., Brighton.
DE-LA-POLE (REEVE-), Baronet's Widow
{remrrd.). Lady B.-de-la-P. (Josephine Catherine
Denise, dau. of Mons. Carre, of Anse, France),
mar. 1843, as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. G. Reeve-de-la-
Pole, 8th Bt. (assumed 1838 the addition to his
name of " Reeve de la," retained by his widow
though himself eventually discontinued it; d.
1874). She subsequently married M. Antoine P.
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DEL
Rou, but retains title by ordinary right of a
Baronetess. Res., Paris.
DE LA BITE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Andros
De la Rue, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1898), M.A., late Chmn.
of the firm of stationers in Bunhill Bow : son of
Warren De la Bue, Esq., E.B.S., the noted
scientist : b. 1849, -widower. Heir, his son Evelyn
Andros (b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son, b. 1905).
lies., 52 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
DE LA VALETTE (de la V.), Marquise, dau.
of Bnss. Keith and Nairne — see " Keith Viscty."
DELAVOYE, Col. Alexander Marin, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), late Assist. Mil. Sec. for Education j
atHeadqrs. : b. 1845. Res., Penrhyn Lodge, East
Twickenham.
DE LA WARR {written De La Warr), Earl. I
Gilbert George Reginald Sackoille, 8th Earl 1
{Gt. Br.), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Sussex, late I
Maj. 2nd Cinque Ports Vol. Artill., served in
S. Africa 1900 : son of 7th E. ; b. March 22, 1869 ; j
sue. 1896 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1891, Hon. Muriel Agnes
Brassey, who procured a divorce in 1902 ; 2ndly,
1903, Hilda, dau. of Col. C. L. Tredcroft. Seat,
Buckhurst, Sussex, nr. Tunb. Wells ; marine res.,
3 Marina Ct. Mansns., Bexhill-on-Sea B.S.O.,
same Co.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. De La "Warr, 1572, with
precedence of 1299 (writl. Gt. Br. : Earl De La Warrant!
Vise. Cantelupe, 1761. U.K. : Bn. Buckhurst, 1S64.— The
original creation of the De La Warr Barony was in 1295,
its recipient being Roger La Warr, who had a ttended
Edward I. in his wars with France ; but the line fell
into abeyance in 1554, together with that of West (1342
and 1402), conferred on Sir Thos. AVest (who had fought
under the 3rd Edward;, and repeated to his grandson of
same name, the title having by marriage become merged
in that of De La Warr. The abeyance was never form-
ally terminated, but a nephew of the latest Bn., Sir
Wm. AVest (Kt.), who had served in the English Army
in France, was re-crea'ed in the title of De La AVarr in
1572- The 7th in his line, a General in the Army and
Knight of the Bath, who had been Governor of New
York and of Guernsey, -was elevated to the Earldom.
The family name of AVest became altered by the marriage
of the 5t.l1 Earl with Lady Eliz. Sackville, daughter of
the 3rd Duke of Dorset, on whose death in 1843, with
extinction of his line, the Earl prefixed his surname to
that of West, whilst the 7th Earl dropped AArest alto-
gether. The above Lady Elizabeth was created Bnss.
Buckhurst, anil the 4th son of her marriage with the
5th Earl obtained the Sackville Buy. (q.v.).
Titled Relatives.
(Sackville.)
Issue of present {3th) E.:
Lady Myra Idina S., b. 1893.
Lady A vice Ela Muriel S., b. 1897.
Lord Buciviiukst, heir to Earldom: Herbrand
Edward Dundonald Brassey S., b. 1900. (2nd heir,
Bn. Sackville, as below.)
Surviving issue of 7th E. (sists. of present):
(Present Earl, b. 1869.)
Lady Edeline, now Lady E. Strickland, Ctss. Delia
Calenu, h. 1870, mar. 1890 Sir Gerald Str., K.C.M.G.
(q.v.), 6th Ct, Delia C.
Lady Leonore Mary S., b. 1872.
Lady Margaret S., b. 1881.
— Dau.-in-law :
Vctss. Cantelupe (Dorothy, dau. of Jno. P. Heseltine,
Esq.), mar., 1st, i3oo, the late Vise. C, b. i863,
drowned year of mrrge. ; 2ndly, 1905, Capt. Geo. D.
Jeffreys - retaining title by courtesy. Res., 51 Hans
PI., Sloane St., S.AV.
Issue of $th E. (uncle of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1815, d. 1873.)
(The late 7th Earl, b. i8t7, d. 1896.)
Baron Sackville, q.v. : b. 1827.
DE LA WARR, Earl's Widow {remrrd.).
Dowager Countess De La W., nee Hon.
Constance Mary Elizabeth Coehrane-BailUe, dau.
of 1st Bn. Lamington, b. 1846, mar., 1st, 1867,7th
Earl De La Warr (d. 1896) ; 2nd!y, 1902, Rev.
Paul Williams Wyatt, Chapl. of the Savoy-
retaining her title by courtesy. Res., Inchmery,
Southampton ; Austin Canons, Bedford ; 20 Len-
nox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
DEL BALZO, Duquesa, dau. of 4th E. of
Orford.
DE LEYDEN (de L.), Countess Charlotte,
wife of Sir R. Blennerhassett, Bt.
DE LISLE (De L.). Lt.-Col. Henry de Beau-
voir, C.B. (Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (1886) , Maj. 1st
Boy. Drgns. ; Nile Expedn. 1885-6. comd. Mounted
Inf. in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1864.
DE L'ISLE {pron. Lvle, written De L') and
DUDLEY, Baron. Philip Sidney, 3rd Bn.
{U.K.) and a Bt. ; formerly Maj. 3rd Batt. Bifle
Brigade : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. May 14, 1853 ; sue.
1898 (C.) ; mar. 1902, as 2nd husb., Hon. Elizabeth
Maria Astell, prev. Vereker, dau. of 4th Vise.
Gort and widow of Wm. H. Astell, Esq. Seats,
Penshurst Place, Tonbridge ; Ingleby Manor,
Middlesbrough, Yorks.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1818; Bn. De LTsle and
Dudley, 1835.— Sir Philip Chas. Sidney, 2nd Bt., was
created 1st Bn. of the present line. AVe meet with the
title in the earlier history of the family when James I.
erci tad Robt. Sidney (brother of the renowned Sir
Philip Sidney) Earl of Leicester, Vise. L'Isle, and Bn.
Sidney. This Peerage expired at the 7th Earl's death in
1743, but a daughter of his youngest brother married Sir
Bysshe Shelley, 1st Bt. of Avington, whose 2nd son was
Sir Jno. Shelley-Sidney, created 1st Bt. of Penshurst,
and the latter's son became 1st Bn. De L'isle and
Dudley, dropping the surname Shelley.
Titled Relatives.
(Sidney.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1853.)
Hon. Algernon S., heir pres. to Barony, Col.
R.A., a Comdt. in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1354. Res.,
in Savoy Ct., Strand, AV.C.
Hon. AVilliam A, and heir, barrister-at-law: b. 1859.
Res., 6 Cadogan Mansns., Sloane Sq., S.W. ; chamb.,
S Crown Office Row, Temple, E.G.
Issue of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1828, d. 1898.)
Hon. Ernestine AVellington, now Hon. Mrs. Philip
Perceval, b. 1834, mar. 1868 the late Phil. P., Esq.
(d. 1897). Res., Holmwood, AV. Cowes, LAV.
Hon. Sophia Philippa, now Ctss. Alexander Kiel-
mansegg (q.v.), b. 1837, mar. 1871 Ct. Alex. K. Res.,
Giilzow, Laueuburg-on-the-Elbe, Germany.
DE L'ISLE and DUDLEY, Baron's Widow
{remrrd. and known as "Lady Stirling"). The
Dowager Lady De L'L & D. (Emily Frances,
dau. of the late Wm. E. Ramsay, Esq.), mar.,
1st, 1893, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. De L'Isle
and Dudley (d. 1898) ; 2ndly, 1903, again as
2nd wife, Sir Walter Geo. Stirling, 3rd Bt. of
Faskine (q.v.)
DELLA BAHRIA (della B.) Count. Giuseppe
Sant' Agno Nava n a, -th Ct. {Malta 1743). Res.,
Messina.
DELLA CATENA (della C), Count {Malta
1745), K.C.M.G.— see " Strickland, Kt."
DELLA GRUA (della G.), Baron. Paolo
Borg, -th Bn. {Malta 1794).
DELLA SENIA (della S.), Count. Vincenzo
Fontani, -th Ct. {Malta 1795). Res., 16 Strada
Sant' Agostino, Hamrun, Malta.
DELMEGE, Alfred Gideon, M.V.O. (4th
De Ii
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
DEN
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Class, 1898), M.D., R.N., Ashanti 1873, accompd.
T.R.H. Princes Albert Victor and George of
"Wales round the world, now retired, is an Extra
Hon. Surg, to H,M. and Hon. Phys. to H.E.H.
the Prince of "Wales : b. 1846.
DE LONGUEUIL {written de Longueiiil),
Baron. Reginald d'lBERviLLE Charles Grant,
8th Bn. {Canada 1700), son of 6th Bn. and half-
bro. of 7th, b. 1856, sue. 1898, mar. 1891 Kate
Isobel, dau. of Jno. Church, Esq., and widow of
"W. H. Burro wes, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. John
Moore de Bienville Charles (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir
latter's son Ronald Charles, b. 1887). Club, Con-
servative.
*** The only hereditary title of Canada ; it was con-
ferred by Louis XIV. at the time when Canada belonged
to France, and recognised by the British Government in
1880. It is open to female succession.
DE LONGUEUIL, Baron's Widow. Mary,
Bnss. de L., dau. of the late Thos. "Wayne, Esq.,
mar. 1878 7th Bn. de Longueiiil (d. 1898). Res.,
Birchwood, Pitlochry, Perthsh.
DE LOSADA v LOUSADA— see "Losada."
DE-LOTBINIERE (JOLY-), Knight. Hon.
Sir Henri Gustave Joly-de-Lotbiniere, K.C.M.G.
(1895), K.C., D.C.L., Lt'.-Gov. of Brit. Columbia,
late Min. of Inld. Rev. Canada (is a P.C.), for-
merly Premier of Quebec Prov. : b. 1829, widower.
Res., Point Platon, Quebec; Victoria, Brit. Co-
lumbia.
DELOTBINIERE (JOLY-), Maj. Henri Gus-
tave, D.S.O. (1902), R.E., Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1902, Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1868, son of pre-
ceding.
DE LOUSADA, family name of above Duke
de Losada v L. {1/ = "and").
DE LOUSADA, Countess Francis — see
I Eardley, Bt.'s Widow."
DELVES', Baron {Irel. abt. 1180 by tenure,
1389 by writ), a title of the Westmeath Earldom,
borne (as " Lord ") by the heir when a son.
DE MALAPERT (de M.)— see '• Malapert."
DE MAULEY (De M.), Baron. William
Ashley Wbb3 Ponsonby (pron. Punsonby), 3rd
Bn. {U.K.), formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade and
A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen. of Canada: son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. Mar. 2, 1843; sue. 1896 {L.U.) ; unmrrd. Seat,
Langford House, Lechlade, Glouc.
Creation. Bn. De Mauley, U.K. 1838. — The Hon.
Wm. F. Spencer Ponsonby, 3rd son of the 3rd E. of Bess-
borough, was the 1st to obtain this Peerage. He married
Lady Barbara Ashley-Cooper, one of the co-heiresses to
the ancient Barony of Mauley (cr. 1295, abeyant from
1415). • A " Mauley " is mentioned in the ' Lord of the
Isles' amongst tie English warriors at Bannockburn.
Titled Relatives.
(Ponsonby.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Hon. Emily Priscilla Maria, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Ogilvy, b. 1841, mar. 1870 the late Rev. Chas. Wm.
Norman 0. (d. 1903).
(Present Baron, b. 1843.)
Rev. the Hon. Maurick John George P., M.A., heir
pres. to Barony, Hon. Canon of Bristol : b. 1846,
mar. 1875 Hon. Madeleine Emily Augusta Hanbury-
Tracy (Hon. Mrs. Maurice P.), dau. of 2nd Bn.
Sudeley. Res., The Vicarage, Wantage, Berks.
(2nd heir, his son Gerald Maurice, b. 1876.)
Hon. Frederick John William P., a D.L. for
Oxfordsh. and a memb. of the Stock Exchange:
b. 1847, mar. 1877 Margaret Fanny, dau. of the late
Fredk. J. Howard, Esq., grandson of 5th E. of
Carlisle (Hon. Mrs. Frederick P.). Res., 14 Chapel
St., Belgrave Sq., S.W. ; office*, 1 Tokenhouse Bdgs.,
Lothbury, E.C.
Hon. Edwin Charles William P., a D.L. for
Oxfordsh., b. 1851, widower. Res., Woodleys,
Woodstock.
Hon. Helen Geraldine Maria, now Ctss. of Morton,
b. 1852, mar. 1877 21st Earl of M., q.v.
Issue of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. i8isf d. 1896.)
Hon. Frances Anne Georgiana, now France*, Lady
Kinndird (q.v., Widow), b. 1817, mar. 1837 9th Bn.
K. (d. 1878).
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Ashley P. (Hon. Louisa Frances Charlotte
dau. of the late Lord Henry Gordon, son of 9th M.
of Huntly), a former Maid of Honour to Queen
Victoria : mar. 1857 the late Capt. Hon. Aihley
Geo. Jno. P. (d. 1898).
DE-MAUNY-TALVANDE— see " Mauny."
DE MOLEYNS (de M.) {pron. Mull-) and EVE-
LEIGH-de-MOLEYNS, family names of Vbntry
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
DE MOLINES, (de M.) Baron {Eng. 1445)— see
"Loudoun, E. of."
DE MONT ALT (de M.), Baron {Irel. 1785)—
see "Hawarden," as also for Surviving Repre-
sentatives of the follg.
DE MONT ALT Earldom {U.K. 1886)— extinct
1905 on death of 1st and only Earl (4th Vise.
Hawarden).
DEMONTMORENCY (da M.,pron. De Munt-),
family name of Frankfort de M. and Mount-
morres Viscounties. Index to the two lines :
Hd. Arth. H. T. m. Hn. Kathleen L. f. Hn.RachelMary.F.
Hn. Fras.Raym. m. Hn. Lily R. M. f. Hn. Victoria, m.
Hn. Harriet Ev. m. Hn. Marj. E. L. m.
DE MOREL (de M.)-see "Morel."
DE MORLEY Barony (Eng. 1299), in abeyance from
1686, but now claimed, as 15th Bn., by Jas. Thome Rot,
who has taken the additional name of de Morley. We
were induced to give prominence to this claim in a
former year from an assurance that it was regarded as
substantiated by the present Lord Chief Justice of
England ; but a letter from his Lordship informed us
that such statement had "no justification whatever."
Undoubtedly there does exist such a Peerage, but the
present claimant has not established his right to the
succession.
DEMPSTER, Francis Erskine. OLE. (1896), a
Supt. Teleg. Dept. India, served with Chitral
Relief Force : b. 1858. Res., Calcutta.
DENBIGH and DESMOND, Earl of. Rudolph
Robert Basil Aloysius Augustine Feilding
(pron. Feelding), 9th E. of Denbigh {Eng.), 8th
E. of Desmond {Irel.), C.V.O. (1903) ; a Lord in
Waiting to H.M., Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col.
Hon. Artill. Co., a D.L. and CO for Warwicks.,
formerly A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Irel. and Capt.
R.A. served in Egypt 1882 : son of 8th E. ; b. [
May 25, 1859; sue. 1892 {C.) ; mar. 1884 Hon. j
Cecilia Mary Clifford, dau. of 8th Bn. Clifford of |
Chudleigh. Seats, Newnham Paddox, Warwicks., j
nr. Lutterworth ; Downing, Holywell, Flints.
{let) ; town res., 5 John St., Berkeley Sq., W. |
Creations. Eng. : Vise, and Bn. Feilding, 1620 ; E. of j
Denbigh, 1622 ; Ld. St. Liz, 1664. Irel. : E. of Desmond, j
Vise. Callan, and Bn. Feilding, 1622.— Sir Wm. Feilding j
(Kt.), who fought on the Royalist side in the Civil War, j
and was ultimately slain in a skirmish near Binning- >
ham, received the first three of the English honours. \
His eldest son and successor was made Ld. St. Lis, having
supported the Restoration, though during the war he
was a distinguished leader 011 the Parliamentary side, j
George, brother of this latter, whose son succeeded as 3rd I
Earl of Denbigh, had independently been awarded the
three Irish titles. The 6th Earl collected the Cottonian !
Library. Henry Fielding, the novelist, was a gt. nephew \
of the 3rd Earl, but adopted a different spelling.
Titled Relatives.
(Feilding.)
Issue of present {gth) E.:
Vise. Feilding, heir to Earldom: Rudolph Edmund
Aloysius P., 2nd Lieut. Unattached List for Auxil.
Forces, b. 1885.
Hon. Hugh Cecil Rober F., 2nd heir, Midsh. R.N. :
b. iJ386.
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Lady Mary Alice Clare R, b. 1888.
Lady Dorothio Mary Evfilyii F., b, 1889.
Lady Agnes Mary Mabel Stephanie F, b. ifyt.
Lady Marjorie Mary Wimffede F., b. 1893.
Hon. Henry Simon R, b. 1894.
Lady Clare Mary Cecilia F., b. 1896.
Lady Betty Mary F., b. 1S99.
Lady Victoria Mary Dolores F., to. igoh
Surviving issue of 8th E. (bros. and slsts. of pres.) :
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
Lady Edith Mary France? F., a Sist. Of Charity at
Kiou-Kiang, China., b. 1862.
Hon. (Francis Henry) Everard Joseph F<,B.A,jLL'.B.,
barrigter-at-law, formerly Midsh. R.N., served in
Egypt 1882: b. 1867. Res., 5 John St., Berkeley
Sq., W.
Lady Winefride Mary Elizabeth, now Lady W. Cary-
Rhves, b. 1S68, mar. 1889 Gervase Henry C.-E., Esq.
Res., The Manor House, Briirg, Lines.
Lady Agnes Mary Pia, now Lady A. de Trafford, b.
1870, mar. 1892 Chas. Edmd. de T., Esq. Res.,
Hothorpe, Theddingworth, Rugby (Hothorpe in
N'thants., Theddingworth in Leic, and Rugby
in Warwicks.).
Very Rev. Mgr. the Hon. Basil George Edward
Vincent F., D.D., Ph.D., in Holy Orders of Ch. of
Rome, was a Chapl. to Forces in S. Africa 1901-2 :
b. 1873. Res., The Presbytery, Wolverhampton.
issue of ith E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 8th Earl, b. 1823, d. 1892.)
Lady Jane Lissey Harriet, now Lady J. Levett, b.
1829, mar. 1856 the late Theoph. Jno. L., Esq., for-
merly Col. of Yeom. (d. 1899). Res., Oldfield Ldg.,
Maidenhead, Berks,
Lady Ida Matilda Alice, now Lady I. Low, b. 1340,
mar. 1872 Malcolm I., Esq. Res., Clatto, Cupar,
Fifesh. ; 22 Roland Gdns., fcs. Kens., S.W.
— Daus. -in-law:
Lady Louisa Isabella Harriet F., see " Feilding, Kt.'s
Widow."
Hon. Mrs. William Henry F. (Charlotte, dau. of Sir
Baldwin Leighton, 7th Bt.), mar. 1893 the late
Gen. Hon. Wm. Henry Adelbert F. (d. 1895). Res.,
19 Wilton PL, Knightsbridge, S.W.
DENING, Maj.-Gen. Lewis, C.B. (Mil. 1903),
D.S.O. (1887), Col. 26th Punjabis, LA. ; Afghn.
1878-9, Burma 1886-7, and with Mohmand
Fd. Force, now comdg\ Jubbulpore Brigade : b.
1848. Bes., Jubbulpore, Bengal.
DENISON, family name of Londesboeough
Earldom, q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Irene.
DENISON, Lady Elinoe, dau. of 2nd Earl
Amherst.
DENISON, Col. Septimus Julius Augustus,
C.M.G. (1901), Boy. Canad. Regt. ; was A.D.C. to
Gov.-Gen. of Canada, to Lord Roberts in S.
Africa 1899-1900, and to present Prince of Wales
during Colon. Tour : b. 1859. Mm., London,
Canada.
DENMAN, family name of following Barony.
DENMAN, Baron. Thomas Denman, 3rd
Bn. ( U.K.), Maj. Middx. Imper. Yeom., served in
S. Africa 1900-1 : gt. nephew of 2nd Bn. and son
of the late Richd. Deuman, Esq. ; b. Nov. 16,
1874; sue. 1894 (C); mar. 1903 Gertrude Mary,
dau. of Sir Weetman D. Pearson, Bt., M.P. Seat,
St07iy Middleton, Derbysh., nr. Sheffield ; res.,
i Olfehuroh Bury, Leamington; town house, 16
I Carlton House Terr., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Denman, U.K. 1834.— Thos. Denman,
1st Bn., was Lord Chief Justice of England. When
Solicitor-General he defended Queen Caroline.
Titled Relatives.
(Denman.)
I Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. I)., heir to Baron v, b. 1905. (and heir,
I hi"3 uncle Hon. Richard.;
Bro. andsist. of present Hn. (raised to tank of Bli's.
children 1S96) :
Hon. Anna Mafia Heywcod, cow Hon, Mrs. Mmmott-
Bartow, b. 1873, mar. 1895 John E.-B., ..Esq., M.P.
Res., Torkington Lodge, Stockport;; Bryn Eirias,
Colwyn Bay, Denbighsh.
(Present Baron, b. 1874.)
Hon. Richard Douglas D., b. iSy6, mar. 1904 Helen
Christian, dau. of Sir Thos. Sutherland, G.C.JLG;
(Hon. Mrs. Richard D.). Res:. 9 Swan Walk, Chel-
sea, SAY. ; chamb., 4 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.Oi
Surviving issue of 1st Bni (gt. uncle and aunts of
present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1805. d. 1894, childless.)
Rev. the Hon. Lewis William £>., M.A., b. 1821,
widower (twice). Res., Willian Rect., Hitchin,
Herts.
Hon. Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick Holland, b.
1822, mar. 1846 the late Com. Fredk. II, R.N. (d.
i860). Res., Gadbrook, Betch worth R.S.O., Surrey.
Hon. Caroline Amelia, now Hon. Mrs. John Beres-
ford, b. 1823, mar. 1846 the late Rev. Jno. Geo. de
la Poer B. (d. 1899). Res., Ash Tree Cottage, Mir-
field R.S.O., Yorks.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. George I). (Charlotte, dau. of Saml. Hope.
Esq.), mar. 1852 the late Hon. and Rt. Hon. Geo.
D., Judge of Queen's Bench (d. 1896). Res., 8 j
Cranley Gdns., Gloucester Rd., S.W.
—An aunt of the pres. Bn. is Ctss. of Ravenswoi*th,
another is Lady Milbanke; for his mother see '
"Primrose, Kt."
DENMARK, H.R.H. the Crown Prince of. I
Prince Christian Frederick William Charles, i
K.G. (1896), G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1888), G.C.V.O. j
(Hon. 1901): b. 1843. —For his son Prince;
Christian Fredk. Chas., now King Haakon VII. 1
of Norway, see Roy. Fam. as per Index.
DENMARK, H.R.H., Prince Christian |
Charles Frederick Alexander William
(known as " Prince Christian"), G.C.V.O. (Hon.
1901), b. 1870.
DENMARK, H.R.H. Prince Harold
Christian Frederick of, G.C.V.O. (Hon. igoi\
b. 1876.
DENMARK. H.R.H. Prince Waldemar of,
G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1901), b. 1858.
DENNEHY, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas
Dennehy, K.C.I.E. (1896), served in Sonthal and
Mutiny, and was Polit. Agent at Dholepore
1879-85; an Extra Groom in Waiting to H.M.:
b. 1829,'mar. 1859 Elizabeth, dau. of Thos. Mori-
arty, Esq. Res., Brooke Lodge, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
DENNIS, Hon. Mrs. Meade, dau. of 4th Bn.
Castlemaine.
DENNISON, Maj. Charles George, D.S.O.
(1902), Mtd. Irreg. Forces and Dennison's Scouts,
which he raised ; Zululd. 1879, Bechuanald. 1896-7,
and Boer War 1899-1902 ; b. 1844. Res., Vryburg,
Cape Col.
DENNISTOLN, Lieut. Ian Onslow, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1901), Gren. Gds. : b. 1877.
DENNY, Baronet. Sir Robert Arthur Denny,
5th Bt. (Irel. 1782), formerly Lieut. 22nd Regt. :
nephew of 4th Bt. and grandson of 3rd, b. 1838,
sue. i83o, mar. 1872 Janie, dau. of T. Kirton,
Esq. Heir pres., his half -bro. Cecil Edward
(b. 1850 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cousin Rev. Edward
P., b. 1835). Res., unfixed.
DENNY, Hon. Mrs. Anthony, dau. of 16th
Vise. Hereford.
DENNY, Col. Harry Cuthbert, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late N'thants. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1858. Res., Northampton.
DENT, Knight. Sir Alfred Dent, K.C.M.G.
(1888), founder of the Brit. North Borneo Co. and
DEN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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a Dir. of various City Cos., Master of the Gold-
smiths' Co. : b. 1844, mar. 1896 Margaret, dati.
of Chas. Aird, Esq. Res., Eavensworth, East-
bourne; Belgrave Mansns,, Grosvenor Qdns.,
S.W.
DENTON, Knight. Capt. Sir George Chaedin
Denton, K.C.M.G. (1900), F.E.G.S., E.Z.S., Gov.
of the Gambia, late Lt.-Gov. of Lagos, formerly
a Capt. in the Army (ret. 1878), aftds. M.E.C.
&e. in St. Vincent and repeatedly admind. Govt,
both there and at Lagos : b. 1851, widower. lies.,
Govt. House, Bathurst, Gambia.
DENTON, William, I.S.O. (1903), Ch. Clk. Bd.
of Commissrs. in Lunacy, Edinburgh : b. 1844.
DENYEE, Stanley Edwabd, C.M.G. (1901),
M.A., M.D., Ees. Obstetric Phys. at Guy's Hosp.
and House Surg, at Koy. Free Hosp., rendered aid
to wounded in Boer War 1899-1901, nowDemonst.
of Anatomy in Camb. Univ. Med. Sch. and a
memb. of Senate of the Univ. : b. 1869. Address,
Queens' Coll., Cambridge.
DENYS, Baeonet. Sir Francis Chaeles
Edward Denys, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1813), formerly
Sec. to Brit. Legat. at Mexico and Copenhagen :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1881, mar. 1890
Grace Ellen, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. AdolphusW.
D. Burton, C.B. Heir, his son Charles Petee
(b. 1899 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin by a late mrrge.,
Montagu, b. 1871). Draycott Hall, Richmond,
Yorks.
DE PABAVICLNI (de P.), Lady Marcia
Charlotte Sophia, sist. of 4th M. of Chol-
mondeley.
DE PHILIPPESCO (de P.)-see " Lakeman."
DE PIRO (De P.) — see " Piro."
DERAMORE, Baron. Robert Wilfrid
de-Yarhurgh-Batrson, 3rd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt.,
a D.L. for E. Rid. (also a C.C.) and for Co.
Down, Maj . Yorks. Hussars (Imper. Yeom.) : son
of 2nd Bn. ; b. Aug. 5, 1865 ; sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar.
1897 the late Lucy Caroline (d. 1901) , dau. of Wm.
H. Fife, Esq. Seats, Heslington Hall, York ;
Belvoir Pk., Belfast,
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1818 ; Bn. Deramore, 1885.
—Sir Thos. Bateson, 2nd Bt., M.P. for Co. London-
derry and for Devizes, and a Lord of the Treasury, was
created 1st Bn. His brother, who succeeded by special
remainder, took the additional name of De Yarburgh,
after marrying the daughter and heiress of Geo. J. Yar-
burgh, Esq., former owner of Heslington Hall.
Titled Relatives.
(Be- Tarburgh-Bateson.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Moira Faith Lilian de-Y.-B „ b. 1898.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Hon. Mary Lilla de- Y.-B., b. 1363.
(Present Baron, b. 1865. )
Hon. Katharine Hylda de-Y.-B., b. 1869.
Hon. George Nicholas de-Y.-B., heirpres. to Barony,
b. 1870, mar. 1900 Muriel Katharine, dau. of Arthur
Duncombe, Esq., grandson of 1st Bn. Feversham,
(Hon. Mrs. George de-Y.-B.). Res., The Danes,
Little Berkhamsted, Herts. (2nd heir, his son,
Stephen Nicholas, b. 1903.;
Hon. Eustace de-Y.-B., b. 1884.
Issue of 1st Bn. (1st cousins of present, the 1st and
2nd Bns. having been bros.) :
Hon. Eva Frances Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Alfred
Ker, b. 1850, mar. 1871 the late David Alfd. K., Esq.
(d. 1877). i?es., 12 Grosvenor PI., S.W.
Hon. Kathleen Mary, now Hon. Mrs. "Walter Farqu-
har, b. 1852, mar. 1877 the late Walt. Randolph F.,
Esq. (d. 1901 ; bro. of Sir H. T. Farquhar, 4th Bt.).
Res., 73 Eaton Sq., S.W.
DE RAMSEY (De B.), Baron. William
Heney Fellowes, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. and
Co. Aid. for Hunts, and Gustos Rotulorum for
Isle of Ely, Hon. Col. 4th Vol. Batt. Beds. Eegt,,
formerly Capt. 1st Life Gds., a Lord-in- Waiting
to Queen Victoria 1890-2, an M.P. 1880-7 : son of
1st Bn. (who held the title only five weeks) ; b.
Mayi6,i848; sue. 1887 ((?.); mar. 1877 Lady Rosa-
mond Jane Frances Spencer-Churchill, dau. of 7th
D. of Marlborough, K.G. Seats, Ramsey Abbey,
Huntingdon; Haveriand Hall, Norwich; town
res., 3 Belgrave Sq. S.W.
Creation. Bn. De Ramsey, U.K. 1887.— Edwd. Fel-
lowes, M.P. for Hunts, from 1837 to 1880, was made
1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Fdlowes.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bul-
lion. Alexandra Frances Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Fer-
dinand Stanley, b. 1880, mar. 1904 Capt. Hon. Ferd.
Chas. S., D.S.O., son of 16th E. of Derby.
Hon. Coulson Churchill i*'.,heirto Barony, Lieut.
1st Life Gds. : b. 1883.
Hon. Reginald Ailwyn F., 2nd heir, Capt. 4th Vol.
Batt. Beds. Regt, : b. 1834.
Hon. Gladys Cecil Georgina F., b. 1885.
Hon. Kermione Frances Caroline F. , b. 1886.
Hon. Sibyl Inna Mildred F., b. 1888.
Issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1848.)
RL Hon. Ailwyn Edward F., b. 1855— see " Fellowes,
Hon. Inna, now Hon. Mrs. Laurence Wliateley, b. 1847,
mar. 1882, 2nd husb., Henry Laurence W., Esq.
Res., 44 Eaton Sq., S.W.
DERBY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edward Ash
Were, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Southwell Dioc, Preb.
of Southwell, and Archdn. of Derby, formerly an
Assist. Master and Chapl. at Winchester Coll. :
b. 1846, cons. 1889, mar. 1875. fies., 55 Ashbourne
Ed., Derby.
DERBY' (pron. Darby), Earl of. Frederick
Arthur Stanley, 16th Earl (Eng.) and a Bt., K.G.
(1897), PC. (Gt. Br. 1878), G.C.B. (Civ. 1886),
G.C.V.O. (1905), Lord Lieut, of Lancashire, Lord
Mayor of Liverpool i895-6,Mayor of Preston 1901-2,
an M.P. 1865-86; has been Civ. Lord of Admir.,
Sec. of State for War and Colonies, Vice-Pres.
Cmttee. of Counc, Pres. Bd.of Trade, and (1888-
93) Gov.-Gen. of Canada; is Hon. Col. Eoy.
Lanes. Mil., and of 1st Vol. Batt. L'pool Eegt.,
a Supernum. A.D.C.to H.M.; formerly Capt. Gren.
Gds. : bro. of 15th E. and 2nd son of 14th (the
eminent statesman) ; b. Jan. 15, 1841 ; cr. Bn.
Stanley of Preston 1886, and sue. as Earl 1893
(C); mar. 1864 Lady Constance VUliers, dau. of
4th E. of Clarendon, K.G. Seats, Knowsley (Pres-
cot) and Witherslack (Grange-over-Sands E.S.O.) ,
both Lanes. ; Holwood, Beckenham, Kent ; Fair-
hill, Tonbridge; town res., Derby House, 33 St.
James's Sq., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Derby, 1485 ; a Bt. 1628.
U.K. : Bn. Stanley of Bickerstaffe, 1832 ; Bn. Stanley of
Preston, i386 (Peerage granted to present Earl whilst his
bro. held the Ea,rldom).— Sir Thos. Stanley,' K.G., Lord
Lieut, of Ireland for six years and Comptroller and
Chamberlain to Henry VI., was raised to the Peerage in
1456 by the t itle Bn. Stanley, his son being advanced to
the Earldom in recognition of his services at the Battle
of Bosworth Field, where he placed King Richard's
crown unon the head of Richmond. Sir Edwd. Stanley,
2nd son of this 1st Earl, figured later on at Flodden
Field, being rendered famous by " the last words of
Marmion." For this service he was raised to the
Peerage by Henry VIII. as Bn. Monteagle (of Hornby
Castle, Lanes.), a title which has been in abeyance from
about 1686. The original Barony of Stanley also fell
into abeyance between daughters on the death of the
5th Earl (the Earldom itself going to a brother), and the 1
title Stanley of Bickerstaffe, granted to the 13th Ear1, ]
is apparently its form of revival. The 14th Earl, the
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Directory of Peerage,
De R
well-known statesman of the middle of last century, was
summoned to the Lords in his father's lifetime by the
title of this last Barony. He entered the Commons in
i3ai, and held various offices during his career in both
Houses (under Lord Goderich and others) till himself
appointed Premier in 1852, 1858, and 1866. He was
Chancellor of Oxford University and author of a blank-
verse translation of the 'Iliad.'
Titled Relatives,
(Stanley.)
Issue of present (16th) E. :
Rt. Hon. Lord Stanley, heir to Earldom, b. 1865
— eee " Stanley, Lord and P.C." Issue :
Hon. Victoria Alice Louise S., b. 1892.
Hon. Edward Montagu Cavendish S., 2nd heir,
b. 1894.
Hon. Oliver Frederick George S., b. 1896.
Hon. Victor Albert S., Capt. R.N., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), served in Egypt 1882 : b. 1867, mar. 1896 Annie
Bickerton, dau. of Hon. C. E. Pooley, K.C., Pres.
of Exec. Counc. Brit. Columbia (Hon. Mrs. Victor
8.). Res., si South St., Park Ln., \V.
The deceased Katharine Mary S., b. 186S, d. 1871.
Hon. Arthur S., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), M.P. for
Ormskirk Div. of Lance. (C), was on Staff of Sir A.
(Vise.) Milner in S. Africa 1900, has been in Diplom.
Serv. in Egypt, and Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. A. J.
Balfour : b. 1869. Res., with the Earl at Knowsley
and St. James's Sq.
The deceased Geoffrey S., twin with preceding, d. 1871.
Hon. Ferdinand Charles 8., D.S.O. (1900-1), late Capt.
Gren. Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871, mar.
1904 Hon. Alexandra Frances Anne Fellowes, dau.
of 2nd Bn. De Ramsey (Hon. Mrs. Ferdinand 8.).
Hon. George Frederick S., Capt. R.H.A., Adjt.
Hon. Artill. Co. : b. 1872, mar 1903 Lady Beatrix
Taylour, dau. of 3rd M. of Headfort. Res., 58 Sloane
St., s.w.
i Hon. Algernon Francis S. , Lieut. 1st Life Gds. , served
in S. Africa 1900, : b. 1874.
Lady Isobel Constance Mary, now Lady I. Gathorne-
Hardy, b. 1875, mar. 1898 Maj. Hon. Jno. Fras.
G.-H., son of Lord Medway and grandson of 1st E.
of Cranbrook, q.v.
Hon. Frederick William S., Capt. 10th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1878, mar. 1905 Lady
Alexandra Louise Elizabeth Acheson, dau. of 4th
E. of Gosford.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Alioe S., b. x86a, wife of Lord S. (q.v., and for
her designation, instead of "The Lady Stanley,"
see Introd. under " Marriage of Peeresses").
Lady Beatrix S., see Hon. George abov?.
Lady Alexandra 8., see Hon. Fredk. Wm.
Surviving issue of xtfh E. (sist. of present) :
(The ate 15th Earl, b. 1826, d. 1893.)
Lady Emma Charlotte Smith, now Lady E. Talbot,
b. 1835, see " Talbot, Kt.'s Widow."
(Preshnt Earl, d. 1841.)
DE RENZY, Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir Annesley
Charles Castriot DeRenzy, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902),
B.A.,I.M.S.retd. (1883) ; served in Burma 1852-3,
' Mutiny, and Naga Hills 1879 : b. 1829, mar. 1856
i Mary Jane, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Whittv.
! Res., 20 Park Hill, Ealing, W.
I DE EEUTER (de B., pron. Eoyter), Baron.
, August Julius Clemens Herbert de Jieuter, 2nd
I Bn. (Fneiherr— Saxe-Gob. 1871) : son of 1st Bn.,
I b. 1852, sue. 1899, mar. 1876 Edith, dau. of
I Robt. Campbell, Esq. Heir, his son Baron
I Hubert Julius (b. 1878) ; has a dau. Olga Edith
(mar. Jno. Douglas, Esq.) and a bro. and sist.,
Baron George Julius (2nd heir, b. 1863) and Bnss.
Clementina Maria, now Ctss. Otto Steenbock. Res.,
Bn. Hubert, 15 Palace G-t., Kens., W. ; Bn. George.
86 St. James's St., S.W., and 14 Ruede Lubeck,
Paris ; Ctss. O. Steenbock, Swedish Legat., Con-
stantinople.
DE REXJTER, Dowager Baroness (Ida Maria
Elizabeth Clementina, dau. of S. M. Magnus,
Esq., of Berlin), mar. 1845 1st Bn. de Beuter,
founder of Reuter's News Agency (d. 1899).
Res., 8 Chesham PL, Belg. Sq., S.W.
DERING, Baronet. Sir Henry Nevill
Bering, gth Bt. (Eng. i526), K.C.M.G. (1901), C.B.
(Civ. 1896), Brit. Min. to Brazil, late Mexico,
prev. Charge d'Affaires at Coburg and Cons.-
Gen. in Bulgaria, formerly Maj. Roy. E. Kent
Yeom., is a D,L. for Kent : son of 8th Bt., b.
1839, sue. i8g6,mar. 1863 Rosa, dau. of the late Jos.
Underwood, Esq. Heir, his son Maj. Henry
Edward D. (b. 1866 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son
Anthony Miles Cholmeley, b. 1901). Seat, Surren-
den Dering, Ashford, Kent ; res., Brit, Legation,
Rio de Janeiro.
DE ROBECK (de R.), Baron. Henry Ed-
ward William Fock de Robeck, 5th Bn. (Frei-
herre — Sweden 1750), a D.L. for Co. Kildare,
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Wicklow Artill., formerly
Capt. R.A. : son of 4th Bn., b. 1859, mar. 1886
Anne, dau. of the late L. W. Alexander, Esq.
Heir, his son John Henry Edward (b. 1895;
2nd heir, next son, Bernard Lorenzo, b. 1898).
Res., Gowran Grange, Naas, Co. Kildare ; Osbers-
town, Sallins R.S.O., same Co.
DE RODAKOWSKI— see " Rodakowski."
DE ROS (de R.), Baron. Dudley Charles
FitzGerald-de-Ros, 24th Bn. (Eng., Prem. Baron),
K.P. (1902), K.C.V.O. (1897) , a D.L. for Co. Down,
Hon. Lt.-Gen., ent. 1st Life Gds. (of which he is
now Col.) 1845, was Equerry to the Prince Consort
1853-61 and aftds. to Queen Victoria, three
times a Lord-in- Waiting : son of 23rd Bn. ; b.
March 11, 1827; sue. 1874 (G.) ; mar., 1st, 1853,
the late Lady Eliz. Egerton, dau. of 2nd E. of
Wilton, G.C.H. (she died 1892) ; 2ndly, 1896, Mary
Geraldine, dau. of Rev. Sir Wm. V. R. Mahon,
4th Bt. Seat, Old Ct,, Strangford, Down-
patrick ; town res., 28 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
Creation. Bn. de Ros, Eng. 1283 (nominally 1264) by
writ, Premier Baron of England on the Roll ; see note
under "Mowbray." — Robert de Ros, one of the Barons
who took a leading part against Henry III., and grandson
of one of the 25 appointed to enforce the observance of
Magna Charta, was awarded this title by Sir Simon de
Montfort, and Mr. Foster states that this was among the
Baronies confirmed or renewed in 1283. Sir H. Nicolas,
who spells the name " de Roos," enumerates five Bns.
by tenure previous to the above Robert. The 4th Bn. de
Ros led the 2nd division of the English army at Crecy.
The 13th Bn., Thos. Manners (female succession having
caused a change in the surname), was created Earl of
Rutland, but on the death of the 6th Earl (18th Bn.) this
title passed to a brother, and then on the latter's death
to a cousin, who is the founder of the line of the
present Dukedom. The Barony went to the previous
Earl's daughter, who married Geo. Villiers, 1st Duke of
Buckingham (assassinated 1628). Their son became 2nd
Duke and aoth Bn. He died without issue in 1687, when
the Dukedom expired and the Barony fell into abeyance
until 1806, when that condition was terminated in favour
of Charlotte, daughter of Hon. Robt. Boyle-Walsingham
and wife of Ld. Henry FitzGerald, descended on her
mother's side from the above 6th Earl's sister: she
1 assumed the additional name of De Ros after Fitz-
j Gerald.
Titled Relatives.
(FiizGerald-de-Ros.)
Sole issue of present (24th) Bn. :
Hon. Mart Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Anthony Davi-
son, heiress pres. to Barony, b. 1854, mar. 1878 Hon.
Anthony Lucius D., son of 1st E. of Dartrey, q.v.
(Heirdom next in succession divided between her
three daus., Una Mary, Maude Elizabeth, and
Eleanor Charlotte Augusta.)
Surviving issue of 23rd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1827.)
Hen. Blanche Arthur Georgina, now Hon. Mrs.
James Swinton, b. 1832, mar. 1863 the late Jas.
R&nnieS., Esq. (d. 1888). Res., 82 Cadogan PL, S.W.
De-It
DE-EOS (FITZGERALD-) {Fitz Gerald), family
name of above Barony.
DE ROTHSCHILD (deR.), Baron {Austria 1822)
— see " Rothschild, Bn.," as also for others of the
name, the prefix being dropped by English
members of the family. Obs. The Peer's father,
Lionel Nathan, and his uncle. Sir Anthony, Bt.,
were both Barons de Rothschild of the Austrian
Empire, and the heirship of both has passed to
the present English Baron.
DE ROUGEMONT (de R.), Maj. Cecil Henry,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.,
Dongola 1896, Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1902,
now a D.A.A. & Q.M.G. Scottish Comd. : b.
1865. Res., "Woolwich.
DE ROYER (deR. ), Baronne Emile (Mary Anne
Frances, nee Wilmot) , sist. of Sir Robt. R. "Wil-
mot, 6th Bt. of Osmaston, mar. 1888, 2nd husb.,
Bn. Emile de Royer, Attache of Belg. Legation.
Res., 23A Sussex Sq., W. ; 11 Rue deMagdebourg,
Paris.
DERRY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. George Alex-
ander Chadwick, D.D., 47th Bp. of Deny and
56th of Raphoe, late Dean of Armagh, Chapl.
to two Abps. of same and 1885-7 *° Ld- Lieut.,
Select Preacher at Oxford 1888-9, an author on
ecclesiast. subjects : b. 1840, mar. 1864, cons. 1896.
Res., The Palace, Londonderry.
DERRY, Capt. Arthur, D.S.O. (1900-1), "Welsh
Regt. ; S. Africa 1900 and 1902 : b. 1874.
DE RUTZEN, Knight. Sir Albert De Rutzen,
Kt. Bach. (1901), barrister-at-law, Ch. Magist. of
Metropol. Police Cts., sitting at Bow St., formerly
Dep. Chmn. Q,.S. for Glamorgansh. : son of Bn.
de Rutzen, b. 1831, mar. 1872 Horatia Stepney,
dau. of the late Alan J. Gulston, Esq. Res. , 90 St.
George's Sq., S."W.
DERWENT, Baron. Harcourt Vanden-
Bempde- Johnstone, 1st Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt.,
a D.L. for N. Rid. of Yorks., an M.P. 1869-80,
formerly Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. and Maj. E.
Rid. Vol. Artill. : son of Sir John V.-B.-J.,
2nd Bt., M.P., and maternal grandson of Abp.
Harcourt ; b. Jan. 3, 1829 ; sue. as 3rd Bt. 1869,
cr. Bn. 1881 {L.) ; mar. 1850 the late Charlotte (d.
1903) » dau. of Sir Chas. Mills, 1st Bt. (whose
son and successor, her bro., was cr. Bn. Hilling-
don) . Seat, Hackness Hall, Scarborough.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1705- U.K. • Bn. Der-
went, 1881.— The name Vanden-Bempde was that of the
1st Bt.'s mother, and he prefixed it to his own by
licence ; but it is now very commonly omitted in favour
of the simple original Johnstom.
Issue.
([ Vanden-Bempde-] Johnstone.)
Hon. Francis (V.-B.-) J., heir to Barony, a D.L. and
C.C. for N. Rid., formerly Capt. and Life Gds. :
b. 1851, widower. Res., Hackness Grange, Scar-
borough. (2nd heir, Leopold Edward J., b. 1897,
son of late Hon. Edward.)
The deceased Hilda Louisa V.-B.-J., b. 1852, d. 1833.
The late Hon. Edward Henry ( V.-B.-) J, b. 1854, d.
1903, having mar. 1896 as below.
Hon. Cecil ( V.-B.-) J., C.E., b. 1856. Club, Brooks's.
Hon. Sir Alan ( V.-B.-) J., K.C. V.O. (1905), Brit. Min. at
Copenhagen, prev. Counc. of Emb. at Vienna.
Copenhagen, and Darmstadt: b. 1858, mar. 1892
Antoinette, dau. of J. W. Pinchot, Esq., of New
York (Hon. Mrs. Alan J.). Res.. Brit. Legat.,
Copenhagen. [Appd. K.C. V.O. as we were going to
press.]
Hon. Edith J, b. i860.
Hon. Louis ( V.-B.-) J., b. 1862, mar. 1891 Gwendoline
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Maj. Hy. C. Talbot
(Hon. Mrs. Louis J.). Res., Woolverston House,
Ipswich.
The deceased Mary Eliz. V.-B.-J., b. 1863, d. 1865.
Hon. Gilbert ( V.-B.-) J., Lieut. 1st Cadet Batt. Roy.
W. Suss. Regt., b. 1865, mar. 1897 Raohel, dau. of
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the late Lt.-Col. Hon Archib. C H. Douglas-Pen-
naut, son of 1st Bn. Penrhyn (Hon. Mrs. Gilbert
J). Res., 43 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
Dau. -in-law.
Hon. Mrs. Edward J. (nie Hon. Evelyn Mary Agar-
Ellis, dau. of 5th Vise. Clifden), widow of late Hon.
Edward above. Res. , 90 Eaton Ter. , S. W.
DE SAIN— see " Cassar de Sain."
DE SALIS (deS., Salis pron. Sahleecej, Count.
John Francis Charles Fane de Salis, 7th Ct.
(Graf — Holy Rom., i.e. Germ., Emp. 1748), a D.L.
for Limerick and a Counc. in Diplom. Serv. : son
of 6th Ct., b. 1864, sue. 1871, mar. 1890 the late
Ctss. Helene, dau. of Prince Eugene de Caraman-
Chimay (she died 1902). Heir, his son Jean
Eugene (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, next son, Antoine
Rodolphe, b. 1897). Seats, Loughgur, Kilmallock,
Co. Limerick ; Bondo, Bregaglia, Grisons, Switzd.
*** The 1st Count de Salis was Ambassador from the
Emperor Joseph I. to Queen Anne, and his son, the 2nd
Count, was naturalised as a British subject. Ali younger
sons, and their sons, have a right to prefix "Count" to
their Christian names, and similarly daughters can
prefix "Countess" so long as they are unmarried. The
family are also Counts Palatine of the Palace of the
Lateran (Papal States, 1556). The name is Italian, but
the branch below has anglicised it.
DE SALIS (de S.), Capt. Edward Augustus
Alfred, D.S.O. (1900-1), "Wore. Regt. ; Gold
Coast 1897 and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1874.
DE SALIS (De S., Salis pron. as Alice,
differing from above Count in both sound and
spelling) , Rev. Count Henry Jerome, of Holy Rom.
Emp. (see above Ct.),M.A., A.M.I.C.E., Rector of
Fringford, Oxon 1852-72 : son of Jerome, 4th Ct.,
b. 1828, mar. 1853 the late Grace Elizabeth (d.
1898), dau. of Rt. Hon. Jos. W. Henley. The !
title, as above, was granted to members of this j
family, and by a decree of George III. in 1809 it
is authorised for use in the British dominions.
Seat, Portnall Pk., Virginia "Water, Surrey.
DE SALIS (Be S.), Lady Mary Alice, dau.
of 6th E. of Macclesfield.
DE SALIS (de S.),Capt. "William, M.V.O. (4th j
Class, 1904), R.N., comdg. the 'Juno,' in which I
their Majesties visited Copenhagen: b. 1858 !
(grandson of 4th Ct.). Res., Brooktield, Alver- j
stoke, Gosport.
DE SARAM (de S.), John Henricus, C.M.G. I
(1901), Dist. Judge at Kandy, prev. in other parts i
of Ceylon, was Acting Treas. 1902 : b. 1844. Res., j
Kandy.
DESART, Earl of. Hamilton John Agmon-
desham Cuffe, 5th Earl (Irel.), K.C.B. (Civ. 1898),
B.A., Solic. to Treasury, King's Proctor, and
Dir. of Pub. Prosecutions, formerly Midship-
man R.N. : son of 3rd E. and bro. of 4th ; b.
Aug. 30, 1848; sue. 1898 ; mar. 1876 Lady Margaret
Joan Lascelles, dau. of 4th E. of Harewood. Seat,
Desart Ct., Kilkenny; town res., 2 Rutland Gdne.,
S, Kens., S.W. 1
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Desart, 1733 ; Vise. Desart, 1781 ;
E. of Desart and Vise. Castle Cuffe, 1793 (used as courtesy-
title of an eld. son).— John Cuffe, of Kilkenny, M.P.. was
the 1st Bn., the 3rd of the line obtaining the other
dignities. The 3rd Earl was an Irish Representative
Peer.
Titled Relatives.
(Cuffe.)
Issue of present (5th) E. :
Lady Joan Elizabeth Mary, now Lady J. Lloyi-
Verney, b. 1877, mar. 1899 Harry Lloyd Ll.-V., Esq.,
son of 3rd Bt. Res., 1 Rutland Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
Lady Sybil Marjorie, now Lady S. Cutting, b. 1879,
mar. 1901 Wm. Bayard C, Esq. Res., Westbrook.
Long Isld., New York.
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Sole issue of 4th E. (niece of present) :
Lady Kathleen Mary Alexina, now Lady K. Mil-
borne-Sicinnerton-Pilkington, b. 1872, mar. 1895 Lt.-
Col. Sir Thos. Edwd. M.-S.-P., 12th Bt., q.v.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, h. 1845, d. 1898.)
(Present Earl, b. 1848.) .
Hon. Otway Frederick. Seymour C, heir pres.
to Earldom, a Groom ^of the Privy Chamber and
Gentn. Usher to H.M., formerly A.D.C. to H.R.H.
the Luke of Connaught, and Capt. Rifle Brig.,
served in Ashanti 1874 : b. 1853, mar. 1891 Hon
Elizabeth Blanche Emma St. Aubyn, dau. of 1st
Bn. St. Levan (Hon. Mrs. Otway 0.). Res., Shee s-
town Lodge, Kilkenny; 2 Upp. Berkeley St., W.
(No 2nd heir.)
DESART, Earl's Widow. EUen, Countess
I of D. (Ellen Odette, dau. of Henry L. Bischoffs-
j heim, Esq.), mar. 1881, as 2nd wife, 4th E. of
Desart (d. 1898). Bes., 2 Upp. Berkeley St., W.
) DE SAUMAREZ (de S., pron. Summary),
i Baron. James St. Vincent Saumarez, 4th
Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., formerly Capt.
Gren. Gds. and in Diplom. Serv. : son of 3rd Bn. ;
b. July 17, 1843; sue. 1891 (G.) ; mar. 1882 Jane
Anne, dau. of the late Capt, Chas. A. V.
Broke, R.E. Seats, Shrubland Pk., Needham
Mkt. B.S.O., Suffolk; Livermere Pk., Bury St.
Edmds. ; Broke Hall, Ipswich ; Saumarez Pk.,
Guernsey; town res., 43 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1801 ; Bn. de Saumarez,
1831— Adm. Sir Jas. Saumarez, G.C.B., who was 2nd m
command at the Battle of the Nile, and was afterwards
distinsuished in a gallant action in Algeciras Bay in
1801 was made first a Baronet and then a Baron.
Titled Relatives.
[Saumarez.)
Issue of present {4th) Bn.:
Hon. Evelyn S. (a dau.), b. 1883.
Hon. Marion S., b. 1885.
Hon. Gladys S., b. 1887. » f
Hon. James St. Vincent Broke S., heir to Barony,
b. 1839. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Arthur. )
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (half-bros., sists., and
half-sists. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon Caroline Amelia, now The Dow. Lady Boston
(q v ), b. 1839, mar. 1861 4th Bn. B. (d. 1869, having
by a former mrrge. been father of the 5th Bn., see
next par.). .£ ;•• •'_
Hon Augusta Caroline, now Hon. Lady Anderson
(qv., Kt.'s Wid.), b. 1841, mar., 1st, 1859, Hon.
Florance Irby, aftds. 5th Bn. Boston (d. 1877) ;
zndly, 18S3, the late Sir H. Percy Anderson, K.C.B.
(d. 1896)
(Present Baron, b. 1843.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon Arthur S., b. 1852, mar. 1881 Hon. Edith Mary
M'Garel-Hoga, dau. of 1st Bn. Magheramorne
(Hon. Mrs. Arthur S.). Res., The Lodge, East-
bourne ; 17 Grosvenor Gdns., S.W.
Hon Antoinette Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Egerton-
Warhurton, b. 1854. mar. 1880 Piers E.-W., Esq.
Res., Arley Hall, Northwich, Cheshire.
Hon. Gerald le Marchant S, b. 1859. Club,
Bachelors'. ,r „r „
Hon. Eleanor Mary, now Hon. Mrs. WaJbrand-Evans,
b 1863, mar. 1503 Rev. Chas. Jas. W.-E. Res.,
Burstow Rect., Horley, Surrey.
DE SATJSMABEZ, Knight. Sir Hayilland
Walter de Sausmarez, Kt. Bach. (1905). Judge
of Brit. Supr. Cons. Ct. for Ottoman Dominions.
DE SAUSMAREZ (De S.), Capt. Cecil, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1870. Bes.,
Sausmarez Manor, Guernsey.
DESBOROUGH, Maj.-Gen. John, C.B. (Mil.
1873), R.A. retd. (1877) ; China 1860-1, formerly
Gov. of Oxford Mil. Col. : b. 1824. Res., Cross |
House, Northam, Devon.
DES GRAZ (des G.), Hon. Mrs. Maurice, dau. j
of 2nd Bn. Oranmore and Browne.
DESHON, Col. Charles John, D.S.O. (1889), !
R.A. retd. (1892); Burma 1886-7, and Hazara 1888 ■
Expedns. : b. 1840.
DESHON, Edward, C.M.G. (1902), late j
Auditor-Gen. of Queensland, served in Crimea j
in L.I. : b. 1836. Bes., Kemendine, Coorparoo,
Qnsld.
DESHON", Lt.-Gen. Frederick George I
Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1904), Scinde and Mahratta
1843-5 and Crimea : b. 1818. Bes. , Chorion House, ]
Batbampton, Bath.
DE SMIDT (de S.), Henri-, C.M.G. (1901),
B.A;,F.R.S.S.j Permanent Head of the Treasury, |
Paymaster and Acct.-Gen., at the Cape : b. 1845.
Bes., Maisonette, Bondeboseb, Cape Town.
DESMOND, Earl of {Irel. 1622), Irish title
of E. of Denbigh and D.
DE SOVERAL, Marquess (Marquez). H. E.
Luiz de Soveral, G.C.M.G. (Hon. 1897), G.C.V.O.
(Hon. 1902), Portug. Min. to this country, Memb.
of Counc. of State. Bes., 12 Gloucester PL, Port-
man Sq., W.
DE SOYSA, Knight's Widow {by elevation).
Lady De S. (Catherine, dau. of Chev. Jusey de
Silva, a Singhalese lady), mar. 18S3 Chas. H. De
Soysa, Esq., a gentleman designated for knight-
hood, who died (1890) before receiving it; was
founder of churches &c. in Ceylon. Bes., Alfred
House (Colombo), Eraser Lodge (Kandy), and The
Walawwe (Moratuwa), all in Ceylon.
DE STACPOOLE (de S.)— see " Stacpoole."
DE STERN (de S.), Baronet. Sir Herbert
de Stem, 1st Bt., {U.K. 1905), well known as a
supporter of charities. Bes. , 26 Prince's Gt. , S.W.
DE STERN (de S.), Viscount (Visconde—
Portugal), a title of the father of Bn. Wandsworth,
but disclaimed by present Peer.
DES VCEUX, Baronet. Sir Charles Cham-
pagne Des Vceux, 6th Bt. {Irel. 1787), grandson of
1st Bt. and bro. of 5th; b. 1827, sue. 1894,
widower. Heir, his son Maj. Frederick Henry
Arthur Des V. (b. 1857; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew
Edward Alfred, b. 1864). Club, Brooks's.
DES VCEUX, Baronet's Widow. Lady Alice
Des V., nee Lady Alice Magdalene Grey Egerton,
dau. of 2nd E. of Wilton, b. 1842, mar. 1863 Sir
Henry D. Des Vceux, 5th Bt. (d. 1894). Bes.,
18 Stafford PL, Buckingham Gt., S.W.
DES VCEUX, Knight. Sir (George) Willtam
DesVoeux, G.C.M.G. (1893; K.C.M.G. 1883), bar-
rister (Canada), formerly Gov. of Bahamas, Fiji,
Newfoundland, Hong Kong, High Commissi', of
W. Pacific, and has held apptmts. in Trinidad,
Brit. Guiana, &c. : b. 1834 (2nd bro. of above Bt.),
mar. 1875 Marion Denison, dau. of the late Sir
Jno. Pender, G.C.M.G., M.P. Bes., 35 Cadogan
Sq., S.W.
DES VCEUX (Des V.), Maj.-Gen. Charles
Hamilton, C.B. (Mil. 1904), LA., Dongola 1896,
N. W. Front. 1897-8, now comdg. Kohat Brigade :
b. 18^3. Res., Kohat, N.W. Front. Prov.
DE TABLEY Barony {U.K. 1826)— extinct
from 1895 at death of 3rd Bn. (surname Warren).
Surviving Sisters.
Hon. Eleanor Leicester, now Hon. Lady Leiyhton-
Warren, b. 1841, mar. 1S64, see " Warren, Leighton-,
Bt.'s Wid."
Hon. Margaret Leicester, now Hon. Lady Cowell-
Stermev, b. 1847, mar. 1875, see " Stepney, C-, Bt."
De T
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
DEV 247
DE TABLEY, Baron's Widow. The Lady
De T. (Elizabeth Warren, dau. of the late Capt.
Shallcross Jacson, and widow of Jas. E. Smith-
Barry, Esq.), mar. 1871, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
2nd Bn. De Tabley (d. 18S7; line extinct 1895).
Res., Berry Ct., Bournemouth.
DE TORRE DIAZ— see " Torre D."
DE TORRES VEDRAS- see "Torres."
DE TRAFFORD, Baronet. Sir Humphrey
Francis de Trafford, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1841), Maj.
and Hon. Lt.-Col. Lanes. Hussars (Imper. Yeom.) :
son of 2ndBt., b. 1862, sue. 1886, mar. same year
Violet, dau. of the late Capt. Jas. Franklin. Heir,
his son Humphrey Edmund (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Rudolph Edgar Francis, b. 1894).
Seat, Hill Crest, Market Harborough, Leic. ; town
res., 13 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., "W.
DE TRAFFORD, Baronet's Widow. Lady
Annette de T., prev. Lady Annette Mary Talbot,
sist. of 17th E. of Shrewsbury (raised to rank of an
Earl's dau.), b. 1834, mar. 1855 Sir Humphrey de
Trafford, 2nd Bt. (d. 1886). Res., Irwell Bank,
Eccles, Lanes.
DE TRAFFORD (de T.), Lady Agnes Mary
Pia, dau. of 8th E. of Denbigh.
DE TRAFFORD (de T.), Lady Victoria
Frederica Wilhelmina Georgina, dau. of 6th
M. of Hertford.
DE VALLADO (de V.)-see "Vallado."
DEVEREUX, family name of Hereford
Viscounty, q.v. for "Hons."
DE VERNON— see "Vernon."
DE VERTEUIL, Knight's Widow. Lady
De V. (Raymond ,'foffre), mar. 1844 Sir Louis
A. A. de Verteuil, K.C.M.G., M.D., Count of Holy
Rom. Emp., M.L.C. of Trinidad (d. 1900). Res.,
Port of Spain, Trinidad.
DE VESCI (de V., pron. Veezy), Viscount.
Ivo Richard Vesey, 5th Vise. {Irel.) and a
Bt., Lieut. Irish (Ms.: son of Capt. Hon.
Eustace Vesey, bro. of 4th Vise. : b. Dec. 15, 1881 ;
sue. 1903 {L.U.); unmrrd. Seat, Abbeyleix
House, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co.
Creations. Irel.: A Bt. 1698; Bn. Knapton, 1750;
Vise, de Vesci, 1776.— Sir J110. Denny Vesey, 2nd Bt.,
became isfc Bn., his successor being raised to the
Viscty. The late Vise, obtained a U.K. Barony, but
it went no further than himself.
Titled Relatives.
( Vesey.)
Bros, of present (yh) V. (sons of late Hon. Eustace
Vesey, son of 3rd V.), granted rank of Visct.'s
sons 1904 :
(Puesent Viscount, b. 1881.)
Hon. OsBiiaT Eustace V., heir pi-es. to Viscty.,
2nd Lieut. 9th Lancers : b, 1884.
Hon. Thomas Eustace V., 2nd heir, b. 1885.
Sole issue of (4th) V. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Mary Gertrude V., b. 1889.
Surviving issue 0/3?'^ V. (aunts of present) :
Hon. Frances Isabella Catherine, now Dow. Mchss.
of Bath (q.v.), b. 1840, mar. 1861 4th Marq. of B.
(d. 1896).
Hon. Georgiana Mary V., b. 1842. Res,, with Peer,
and at 28 Bruton St., V/.
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1844, d. 1903.)
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present V.) :
Hon. Mrs. Eustace, now Hon. Mrs. Portman
I (Hon. Constance Mary, tide Lawley, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Wenlock), b. 1854, mar.,ist, 1877, the late Capt.
Hon. Eustace V. (d. 1886) ; 2ndly, 1892, Hon.
Edwd. W. B. Portman. see Portman, and V."
DE VESCI, Viscount's Widow. Viscountess
de V., nee Lady Evelyn Gharteris, dau. of 9th E.
of Wemyss, b. 1849, mar. 1872 4th Vise, de Vesci
(d. 1903). Res., 28 Bruton St., W.
DE VILLIERS (j>ro».Villers),PBiv. CouNC.and
Knight. Rt. Hon. Sir John Henry De Villiers,
P.C. {Gt.Br. 1897), K.C.M.C (1882; Kt. Bach.
' 1877), Ch. Just, at Cape from 1874, is also Pres.
j Leg. Counc., memb. of Counc. of Cape Univ.,
I and of the Judic. Cmttee. of Priv. Counc. : b.
j 1842, mar. 1871 Aletta, dau. of J. P. Jordaan,
J Esq. Res., Wynberg House, Wynberg, Cape Col.
DEVINE, Surg.-Maj. James Arthur, D.S.O.
(1902), M.A., M.D., 2nd Canad. Mtd. Rifles; S.
Africa 1900-2 : is Prof, of Materia Medica at
! Manitoba Med. Coll. : b. 1869. Re;., 268 Donald
St., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
DE VESMES— see " Vismes."
DEVON, Earl of. Charles Pepys Courtenay,
14th Earl {Eng.) and a Bt., Capt. 3rd Batt.
Somerset L.I. (Mil.); son of the late Lord
Courtenay and grandson of 13th E. ; b. July 14,
1870; sue. 1904 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seats, High House,
Kenton, Exeter; The Castle, Newcastle West
R.S.O., Co. Limerick; Walreddon, Tavistock;
Ford House, Newton Abbot, Devon ; res., Kenton,
Exeter.
Creations. Em. : E. of Devon, 1553 ; a Bt. 1644.
" Lord Courtenay " is the courtesy- title of an eldest son.
—This Earldom has been five times extinct and once
dormant, and the history of its line given in 'Burke'
records four attainders and four beheadings (two of the
latter by order of Edward IV. for tbeir devotion to
the Lancastrian side, a third falling at Tewkesbury
at the head of Margaret's rearguard). Its earliest
appearance is in the reign of Henry I., the surname
then being De Redvers; but on the death of the 9th
Earl this line came to an end. The title was revived
some 60 years later to the Courtenvys, who by marriage
had become connected with the older line. Other
creations followed under the 7th and 8th Henries, the
latest of these being* accompanied with the dignity of
Marq. of Exeter; but its holder, on losing Henry's
favour, was attainted and beheaded. The final creation
was made by Queen Mary, and in the person of Edwd.
Courtenay, son of Henry VIII.'s late victim ; but on the
death of this Earl, in 1566, the title became dormant and
so remained for 265 years (except that another Earl, who
left no successor, was created in 1603}, until in 1831 it
was awarded by the House of Lords to the 3rd Vise.
Courtenay. On his decease four years later the Viscounty
became extinct, but the Earldom ha3 this time survived,
though with the usual accompaniment of a conflict as to
the number who may be regarded as Earls de jure.
Only five of this last creation have actually borne or
even claimed the title, but Mr. Cokayne enumerates 33
when all are told from the first creation.
Titled Relatives.
(Courtenay.)
Bros, and sists. of present {14th) E. (sons of late
Lord Courtenay, granted rank of Earl's issue
1904, having prev. held that of Baron's) :
Lady Amy Evelyn, now Lady A. Bertie, b. 1865, mar.
1892, see " Abingdon, 6th E."
Lady Caroline Elizabeth C. , b. 1867.
(Present Earl, b. 1870.)
Rev. the Hon. Henky Hugh C, heir pres. to Earl-
dom, b. 1872. Res., Powderham Beet., Exeter.
Rev. the Hon. Frederick Leslie C., 2nd heir, M.A.,
Curate of CheritonAvith Tichborne, Hants : b. 1875.
Survivi7ig son ofiyJi E. (uncle of present) :
Hon. Hugh Leslie 0., M.A., b. 1852, mar. 1880 Laura
Georgina, dau. of a relative, Maj. G.N. Courtenay,
but divorced her 1884. Res. , Knighton, Old Tiver-
ton Rd., Exeter.
— Dau.~in-.law (mother of present E.) :
Lady Courtenay, nee Lady Evelyn Pepys, dau. of 1st
E. of Cottenham, b. 1839, mar. 1862 the late Lord
Courtenay (d. 1898), son of late E. and father of
present. Res., High House. Kenton, Exeter.
248 DEV
Directory of Peerage,
De W
Dau. of nth E. (niece of 13th and aunt of present,
the 11th and 13th being bros.) :
(The late 12th Earl, b. 1836, d. 1891 unmrrd.)
Lady Agnes Elizabeth, now Vctss. Halifax, b. 1838,
mar. 1869 2nd Vise. H., q.v.
DEVON, Earl's "Widow. Coujttess of D.
(Elizabeth Ruth, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. M.
Scott and niene of 8th E. of Heath), mar. 1849,
as 2nd wife, 10th E. of Devon (d. 1859). lies.,
10 Cambray, Cheltenham.
DEVONSHIRE, Duke of. Spencer Compton
Cavendish, 8th Duke {Eng.), K.G. (1892), P.C.
(G.B. 1856, 7. 1871), M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., late
Lord Pres. of Counc, has been Sec. of State for
War (twice) and for India, Ch. Sec. for Ireland,
Postmaster-Gen., a Lord of the Admiralty, Pres.
of Bd. of Educ, &c. ; is Lord Lieut, of Derbyshire,
Lieut, of Waterford, a D.L. for Lancashire, Hon.
Col. 3rd Batt. (Mil.) and of 1st Vol. Eatt. Derbysh.
Regt. ; an M.P. 1857-68 and 1869-91 (as Marq. of
Hartington) ; is Chanc. of Camb. Univ., was
Lord Rector of Glasgow 1877-80 : son of 7th D. ;
b. July 23, 1833; sue. 1891 [L.U.); mar. 1892
Louise, prev. Countess Louise Frederica Augusta
von Alten, dau. of Ct. von Alten of Hanover, and
widow of 7th D. of Manchester, a Lady of Justice
St. John Jerus. Seats, Chatsworth House and
Hard wick Hall, Chesterfield, Derbysh. ; Bolton
Abbey, Skipton, Yorks. ; Comptcn PL, East-
bourne ; Lismore Castle, Waterford ; town res.,
Devonshire House, 78 Piccadilly, W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Cavendish of Hardwick, 1605;
E. of Devonshire, 1618 ; I), of Devonshire and M. of
Hartington, 1694. U.K. : E. of Burlington and Bn. Caven-
dish of Keighley, 1831 (titles awarded to a younger bro of
5th Duke).— Sir Wm. Cavendish, Kt. <f the Bath,
obtained the Barony and Earldom, the 4th Earl being
created Duke and Marquess. The Cavendishes were a
Suffolk family, who migrated to Derbyshire. No record
exists of any family connection with the county of the
title, and we can obtain no information from his Grace.
Titled Relatives.
iCavendish.)
Surviving dau. of Jth D. (sist. of present):
(Present Dure, b. 1333.)
Lady Louisa Caroline, now Lady L. Egerton, b. 1835,
mar. 1865 the late Adm. Hon. Francis E. (d. 1895)—
see " Ellesmere, 1st E."
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Frederick C. hide Hon. Lucy Caroline Lyttelton,
dau. of 4th Bn. Lyttelton) : b. 1841, mar. 1864 the
late Lord Frederick Charles C, assassinated in
Phoenix Pk. 1882. Res., 21 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
Lady Edward G. (prev. Hon. Emma Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Rt.Hon. Wm. S. S. Lascclles, son of 2nd E. of
Harewood), an Hon. Bedchamber Woman to H.R.H.
Prss. Christian, and formerly a Maid of Honour to
Queen Victoria : mar. 1865 the late Lord Edward
U., M.P. (d. 1891). Res., 6 Carlos PI., Grosvenor Sq.,
W. Son (heir pres. to Dukedom) and titled daus.-
in-law :
Victor Christian "Willi am C, Esq.,B.A., M.P. for
W. Derbysh. (L.U.), Financ. Sec. to Treasury,
late Treas. of the Household, is a D.L. for
Laucs. and Maj. Derb. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1868,
mar. 1892 Lady Evelyn Emily Mary Petty-
Fitzmaurice, dau. of 5th M. of Lansdowne.
Res., Holker Hall, Carnforth, Lanes. ; 37 Park
Ln., W. (2nd heir, his son Edward William
Spencer, b. 1895.)
Lady Evelyn E. Mary C, see preceding.
Lady Moyia de Vere C., ne'e Beauclerk, dau. of
10th D. of St. Albans, b. 1876, mar. 1895 Kichd.
Fredk. C, Esq., M.P., bro. of above heir to
Dukedom. Res., Ashdown PI., Forest Row,
Sussex.
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. of Burlington (bro. of 5th
D., who left no surviving issue, while 6th d.
unmrrd.; gt. aunt of present D.) :
(The eld. son, William, b. 1783, d. 1812 bef. creation
of Earldom, was father of the 2nd Earl, who be-
came 7th Duke, b. 1808, d. 1891.)
Hon. Mrs. Henry Frederick C. (Susanna Emma,
dau. of Wm. Byerlee, Esq.), mar. 1873, as 3rd wife,
the late Gen. the Hon. Henrv Frederick Compton
C. (b. 1789, d. shortly after 3rd mrrge.). The fol-
lowing are a dau. of the General, by 2nd mrrge.,
and the wife of his grandson descended from 1st :
Hon. Caroline Fanny C, V.A., a Maid of Honour
to Queen Victoria 1847-81 (whence her title),
aftds. an Extra Woman of the Bedchamber :
b. 1826. Res., Berry Brook House, Sedge Hill,
Shaftesbury, Dorset.
Lady Harriet Castalia Godolphin C, nee Osborne,
dau. of 9th D. of Leeds, mar. i388 Henry F.
Compton C, Esq., Lieut. R.N. (son of William
Hy. Fredk. C, Esq., and grandson of Gen.
Hon. Henry F. Compton C). Res., Cromford,
Matlock.
(isi Baron Chesham.h. 1793, d. 1863.)
DEWAR (pron. Duar), Kntgiit (1). Sir James
Dewar, Kt. Bach. (1904), M.A., LL.D., D.Sc,
F.R.S., F.R.S.E.. Jacksonian Prof, of Nat. Ex-
perim. Philos. to Camb. Univ., Fullerian Prof, at
the Roy. Inst, of Gt. Britain, and a member of
numerous learned Societies ; Pres. of the Brit.
Assoc. in 1902, a prolific author of scientific works :
b. 1842, mar. 1871 Helen Rose, dau. of Wm. Banks,
Esq., of Edinburgh. Res., 1 Scroope Terr., Cam-
bridge ; 21 Albemarle St., W.
DEWAR, Knight (2). Sir Thomas Robert
Dewar, Kt. Bach. (1902), F.R.G.S., M.P. for
St. George's East (C), Manag. Dir. of the
distillery known by his name, a Lieut, of City of
Lond. (Sheriff 1897-8), author of several works :
b. 186a. Res., The Grove, Pluckley, Kent; 26
Savoy Ct.. Si rand, W.C.
DE WET, Knight. Hon. Sir Jacobus Albertus
De Wet, K.C.M.G. (1890), late Brit. Agent in
Transvaal (1890-6), Sec. for Native Affairs Cape
Col. 1884-90 : b. 1840, widower. Res., Cape Town.
DE WET, Knight's Widow. Lady De W.
(Emma, dau. of Jas. Fuller, Esq.), mar. 1877 Sir
Jacobus Petrus De Wet, formerly Ch. Just, of
Transvaal (d. 1900), elder bro. of preceding. Res.,
Runnymead, Eastbourne.
DEWHURST, Hon. Mrs. Robert, sist. of 2nd
Bn. Churston.
DE WINTON, Knight's Widow. Lady de W.
(Evelyn, dau. of Chris. Rawson, Esq.), mar. 1864
Maj. -Gen. Sir F. Walter de Winton, G.C.M.G.
vd. 1901), late Compt. of Househd. to H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales. Res.. Hamptrn Ct. Palace.
DE WINTON (de W.), Walter Bernard,
OLE. (1903), Ch. Ebgr. and Sec. Public Works
Dept., Madras: b. 1850. Res., Caerlaverock,
Ootacamund, Madras.
DE WINTON, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
4th Bn. Kensington.
DE-WOLD (BRU-). Lt.-Col. Hilmer Theo-
dore, C.M.G. (1901), Natal Vol. Brigade ; ZuluM.
1878-9, Boer War 1900, formerly a sugar planter .:
b. 1842. Res., Eidsswold, Batstones Tost, Natal.
DE WORMS, family name of Pirbright
Barony (extinct), q.v. for Hon. Dora.
DE WORMS (de W.), Baron. George
de Worms, 2nd Bn. (Freiherr — Austria 1871),
F.R.G.S., F.S.A.,F.G.S., F.R.S.L. (Vice-Pres.),
a D.L. for Tower Hamlets : son of istBn. and elder
bro. of the late Bn. Pirbright, b. 1829. sue. 1882,
mar. i860 Louisa, dau. of the late Bn. de Samuel.
Heir, his son Baron Anthony Denis Maurice
George (b. 1869; 2nd heir, latter's son, Baron
Charles George Maurice, b. 1503 ; a 2nd son is
Baron George Percy Gerald, b. 1904 ; the Bn. has a
2nd son, Baron Percy George, of 21 Lowndes St.,
S.W., b. 1873). Seat, Milton Pk., Egham, Surrey
(with Bn. Anthony) ; res., 27 Adelaide Cresc,
Hove, Brighton; 17 Park Cresc., Portld. PL, W.
D'HA
Baronetage, Knightage, <Scc.
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D'HAUTPOUL— see " Hautpoul."
DHULEEP SINGH— see " Duleep."
DIAR-il-BNIET, Baroness of. Mary
Frances Carmen Maria Teresa Sceberras-Tri-
gona-D"1 Amico- Inguanez, Bnss. 20th in line of D.-
il-B. (Aragon and Sicily 1350), 20th of Bucana
(do. 1372), and 16th of Castel Ciceiano ( Naples
1560), Premier of the Nobility of Malta : dau. of
15th Bn. of Castel Ciceiano and gt. niece of 19th
Bnss. of Diar - il - B. and of Bucana ; b. 1865 ;
sue. to all titles in Oct. and Nov. of 1880 ; mar.
1890 Col. Alex. C. M'Kean, C.M.G., but has not
token his name. Heiress pres., her sist. Rosalie
Mary Josephine Ghesney, dei Baroni-Scsberras
D'Amico (b. 1867. mar. 1895 Lt.-Col. A. G. Ghes-
ney ; 2nd heir, hitter's son Alexander Arthur
Ian Austin C., b. 1896). Res., Casa Inguanez,
Notabile; 10 Strada Mercante, Valetta— both
Malta.
DIBBS, Knight's "Widow. Lady D. (Annie
Maria, dau. of the late Hon. Ralph M. Robey),
mar. 1S57 the Hon. Sir Geo. R. Dibbs, K.C.M.G.,
late Premier of N.S. Wales (d. 1904). Res., Passy,
Hunter's Hill, Sydney.
DIBDIN, Knight. Sir Lewis Tonna Dihdin,
Kt. Bach. (1903), K.C. (1901), M.A., D.C.L.,
F.S.A., Dean of the Ai'ches, Master of the Facul-
ties, and First Church Estates Commissr., formerly
Chanc. of three Dioceses and Official Counsel to
Attorn.-Gen. for Charities : b. 1852, mar. 1881
Marianne Aubrey, dau. of the late Rev. Humphrey
S. Pinder. Res., Nobles, Dormansland, E. Grin-
DICCONSON (GERARD-), Hon. Robert, son
of 1st Bn. Gerard.
DICEY, Edward James Stephen, C.B. (Civ.
1886), B.A., barrister-at-law, journalist, and
author, has edited the Observer and been on the
staff of the Daily Telegraph, has written largely
on Egyptn. questions j also on S. African and
Italian and other European affairs : b. 1835. ^es->
1 Verulam Bdga., Gray's Inn, W.C.
DICK. The Baronetcy claimed by Henry Page Dick,
late of Burghiey Rd., Tufnell Pk., having no record to
substantiate it, must be regarded as traditional only.
An ancestor was knighted in 1641, but there is no
account of any Baronetcy, though successive generations
have continued to assume the title.
DICK, Knight. Insp.-Gen. Sir James Nicholas
Dick, K.C.B. (Mil. 1895), M.R.C.P.I., L.R.C.S.E..
served in Crimea, Abyssinia, and in the Roy.
Nav. Hosps. of Malta and Haslar, an Hon. Surg,
to H.M., late Dir.-Gen. of Nav. Med. Depart.,
a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1832, mar.
1868 Elizabeth, dau. of Robt. Beveridge, Esq.
Res., Aghalish, Egliston Rd., Putney, S.W. ; 32
"Weymouth St.,W.
DICK, Col. Archibald Campbell Douglas,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
4th Batt. Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. (Mil.) ; S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1847. i'es.,Pitkerro,Fcrfarsh.
(? post-town) .
DICKEN, Col. William Popham, C.B. (Mil.
i8gi),D.S.O. (1887), LA. Supernum. List; Burma
1885-7 : b. 1834. Club, IT. Serv.
DICKESON, Knight's "Widow. Lady D.
(Eliza, dau. of "Wm. Garwood, Esq.), mar. 1878,
as 2nd wife, Sir Richd. Dickeson, repeatedly
Mayor of Dover (d. 1900). Res., 13 Abingdon Ct.,
Marloes Rd., Kens., "W.
DICKINS, Frederick Victor, C.B. (Civ. 1901),
M.B., B.Sc., barrister-at-law, formerly a Med.
OfFr. R.N., late Registr. to Univ. of London : b.
1838. Res., Seend Lodge, Melksham, Wilts.
DICKINS, Mai. -Gen. William Drummond
I Scrase, C.B. ("Mil. 1904), Crimea and Indian
Mutiny, ret. 1892 : b. 1832. Res., Collingwood,
Hawkhurst, Kent.
DICKINSON, Maj. Neville Hope Campbell,
D.S.O. (1903), Leinster Regt. ; Burma 1886-9,
S. Africa 1899-1900, Nth. Nigeria 1902-3 : b. 1862.
DICKINSON, Lt.-Col. William, C.S.I. (1869),
Punjab 1848-9, Persia, Mutiny, Abyssinia 1867-8,
ret. 1882: b. 1831.
DICKSON, Knight's Widow. LadyZ). (Emily
Ayton, dau. of the late Geo. Lee, Esq.), mar. 1875,
as 2nd wife, Sir J. Fredk. Dickson, K.C.M.G.,
Colon. Sec. Straits Settmts. (d. 1891). Res., 26
Randolph Cresc., Maida Hill, W.
DICKSON, Priv. Counc. (1). Rt. Hon. Charlks
Scott Dickson, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1903), K.C. (1896),
M.A., LL.D., M.P. for Bridgeton Div. of Glasgow
(C), Lord Advocate for Scotld., prev. Solic.-Gen.
for same : b. 1850, mar. 1883. Res., 22 Moray PI.,
j Edinburgh.
| DICKSON, Priv. Counc. (2). Rt. Hon. Thomas
I Alexander Dickson, P.C. {Irel. 1833), an M.P.
j 1874-S5 and 1888-92 : b. 1833, widower. Res., The
Sycamores, Drogheda, Co. Louth.
I DICKSON, Hon. Mrs. David, dau. of 2nd
I Vise. Sidmouth.
DICKSON, Maj .-Gen. John Baillie Ballan-
! tyne, C.B. (Mil. 1893), C.M.G. (1901), Zululd.
j 1879, Soudan 1884-5, comd. 4th Cav. Brig, in S.
Africa 1900, and Troops in Straits Settlements
1899-1902 : b. 1842. Res., 59 Sussex Gdns., Bays-
water, W.
DICKSON (QUAYLE-), Capt. John, D.S.O.
! (1902), Fd. Intell. Dept., S. Africa 1902, is Native
1 Commissr. Bloemfonteia : b. i860. Res., Bloem-
fontein.
! DIETRICHSTEIN— see Royal Family.
I DIGAN, Capt. Augustin J., D.S.O. (1899),
Mid Ulster Artill. (Mil.) ; Benin 1899.
DIGBY, family name of following Barony.
DIGBY, Baron. Edward Henrv Trafalgar
Digby, 10th Bn. {Irel., 4th of Gt. Br. same
title), a Co. Aid. for Dorset and Hon. Col. 3rd
Batt. Dorset Regt. (Mil.) and 1st Dorset Artill.
Mil., formerly Col. Coldstrm. Gds., served in
Suakin Expedn., an M.P. 1876-85: son of 9th
Bm; b. Oct. 21, 1846; sue. 1889 (C); mar. 1893
Emily Beryl Sissy, dau. of Hon. Albert Hood,
son of 3rd Vise. Hood. Seats, Minterne House,
Cerne Abbas, Dorchester; Geashill Castle, Geashill
R.S.O., King's Co.; town res., 39 Belgrave Sq.,
S.W.
Creations. Bn. Digby (of Geashill) Irel. i6ao, do. (of
Sherborne) Gt. Br. 1765.— Robert Digby, son of Sir 11.
Digby (Kt.) and of the Bnss. Offaley (a title conferred
upon his mother for life), was created 1st Irisb Bn., the
7th of his line obtaining the British Peerage. He was
also made Earl Digby in 1790, but that honour expired on
the death of his son in 1856.
Titled Relatives.
(Digby.)
\ Issue 0/ present {10th) Bn.:
Hon. Edward Kenelm D.,heir to Barony, b. 1894.
Hon. Lettice Theresa D., b. 1896.
Hon. Oeraldine Margot £)., b. 1898.
Hon. Venetia Jane 1)., b. 1900.
Hon. Robert Henry D., 2nd heir, b. 1903.
Surviving issue of Qfh Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Victoria Alexandrina, now Hon. Mrs. Richard
Marker, b. 1840, mar. 1865 Richd. M., Esq. Res.,
Combe, Honiton, Devon.
Hon. Leonora Caroline, now Dowager Lady Ash-
burton (q.v.), b. 1844, mar. 1864 4th Bn. A. (d. 1889).
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
250 DIG
Directory of Peerage,
DIM
Hon. Everard Charles D., formerly Col. Gren. Gds.,
served in Suakin Expedn. : b. 1852, mar. 1886
Lady Emily Louisa Anne Fitzmaurice. dau. of 4th
M. of Lansdowne. Res.. Buckshaw House, Sher-
borne, Dorset ; 43 Upp. Grosvenor St., W.
Hon. Gerald Fitzmaurice D., late Com. R.N., b. 1858.
Res., Up-Cerne Manor, Dorchester.
j — D au. -in-law :
Lady Emily Louisa D., see Hon. Everard above.
I DIGBY, Hon. Lady, dan. of 1st Bn. Belper
: (q.v.) and wife of following.
' DIGBY, Knight. Sir Kenelm Edward Digutj, \
. K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), K.C. (1904), late Perm. Under I
Sec. Home Dept. (1895-1903), formerly a Co. Ct. j
Judge : nephew of 9th Bn. Digby, b. 1836, mar. !
1870 the preceding. Res., Gorseacres, Churt,
Farnham, Surrey ; 57 Eaton PL, S.W.
DIGBY, Lady Muriel Augusta, dau. of 5th
E. of Ilehester.
DIGGLE, Bishop— see " Carlisle."
DILKE, Priv. CouNC.and Baronst. Rt. Hon. j
Sir Charles Wentworth Dilke, P.C. {Gt. Br. ;
1882), 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1862), LL.M., F.R.G.S., |
F. S.A., F.R.H.S., F.R. Hist. Soc, F.R. Agric. |
Soc, F.R.S.S.,M.P. for Forest of Dean Div. {L.),
barrister-at-law ; has been Under Sec. for For. I
Affairs and Pres. Loc. Govt. Bd. ; proprietor5 of
the Athenaeum &c. and an author : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1843, sue. 1869, widower (twice). Heir,
his son Charles Wentworth (b. 1874 ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s nephew Fisher Wentworth, b. 1877). lies.,
Pyi'f ord Rough [a hamlet] , Woking, Surrey ;
Dockett Eddv, SheppertonJ R.S.O., Middx.; 76
Sloane St.. S.W.
DILLON, family name of Clonbrock Barony,
and DILLON-LEE, that of Dillon Viscounty, in
which in one instance it is varied to Lee-Dillon.
r The three forms will here be indexed together as
all in conventional usage either "Dillon" only or
that name with " Lee " prefixed. "We, however,
have Lord Dillon's repeated authority for assert-
ing that for some 150 years the strict family name
has been Dillon-Lee, assumed originally by Hon.
Chas. Dillon, aftds. 12th Vise, on inheriting the
j estates of his maternal uncle the 3rd E. of Litch-
: field (an extinct line bearing the patronymic Lee).
I (All the names are " Hon."')
1 Conrad, Mrs., i). Georgiana Car. c. Louisa Emilia, c
' Ethel Louisa, c. Harry L. S. d. Robt. Edwd. c.
EtheldredFlor. D.Helen Isabella, c. Robt. Villiers, c.
Fanny Letitia, c. Kath. Chad. c.
DILLON, Baron (Freiherr— Holy Bom. Emp.
j 1782)— see " Dillon, Sir J. F., Bt."
I DILLON, Baronet. Sir John Fox Dillon, 7th
Bt. {U.K. 1S01), Baron of Holy Bom. Emp., a
D.L. for Meath. formerly Hon. Maj. Roy. Meath
Mil. : son of 6th Bt., b. 1843, sue. 1875, mar.
1879 Marion Louisa, dau. of the late Robt. S.
Dykes, Esq. Heir pres., his 1st cous. once rem.
Lt.-Col. Robert D. (b. abt. 1815; 2nd heir, lat-
' ter's son Robert Arthur, b. 1865). Seat, Lismul-
len, Navan, Co. Meath.
DILLON, Knioht. Gen. Sir Martin Andrew
Dillon, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1887), C.S.I.
(1873), served in Punjab and N.W. Front. 1848-50,
Crimea, Mutiny, China, and Abyssinia, ret. 1893,
an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1868-78, Mil. Sec. in
; India 187C-6, Assist. Mil. Sec. to H.R.H. the
i Com.-in-C'h. 1878-83, now Col. Comdt, Rifle
Brigade : b. 1826 (descended from 1st Vise). Bes.,
30 St, James's Sq,, S.W.
DILLON, Viscount. Harold Arthur
P,itton{-Lee), 17th Vise. {Irel.), M.A., F.S.A.
(Pres.), Trustee of Brit, Mus. and Nat. Portrait
Gall., Curator of Tower Armouries, formerly
Lieut, Rifle Brigade and Capt. and Hon. Maj. in
Oxfordsh. L.I. : son of 16th V.; b^ Jan. 24,
1844; sue. 1892; mar. 1870 Julia, dau. of Isaac Brock
Stanton, Esq. Seat, Ditchley, Enstone, Oxon.
Creation. Vise. Dillon, Irel. 1622.— Sir Theobald
Dillon (Kt.), who commanded a- troop in Queen Eliza-
beth's reign, was created 1st Vise after having been
made a Knight Banneret on the field in 1595 by the Earl
of Essex. ' Burke ' relates of Mm that " he had so
numerous a progeny that he assembled at one time in
his house above a hundred of his descendants." The 7th
Vise, was outlawed in 1690 for having raised the Dillon
Begiment in support of James II. The 12th Vise, con-
formed to the Established Church: it was he who
assumed the additional name of Lee as noticed under the
family name above.
Titled Relatives.
Sole issue of present {ijth) V.:
Hon. Harry Lee Stanton Lee-Dillon (the only
member of the house bearing this surname), heir
to Viscounty, F.S.A., late Lieut. 1st Batt. Rifle
Brigade : b. 1874, mar. 1901 Brenda, dau. of
Thos. Smith, Esq., of Crawley (Hon. Mrs. Lee-
Dillon). Res., with the Peer. (2nd heir, his 1st
cousin Arthur Henry, b. 1875, son of late Hon.
Conrad.)
Dau. -in-law of 16th V. (sist. -in-law of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1344.)
Hon. Mrs. Conrad 1). (Ellen Louisa, dau. of Sir Hy.
AV. Dashwood, 5th Bt. of Kirtlington), mar. 1872
the late Hon. Conrad Adderly D. (d. 1901). Res.,
47 Oakley St. , Chelsea, S.W.
Surviving issue of 14th V. (1st cousins of present ;
15th died childless; 14th, 15th, and 16th were
bros.) :
Hon. Etheldred Florence D. (-Lee),b. 1838.
Hon. Geraldine Lee Frances, now Hon. Mrs.
Augustus Halford, Memh. League of Mercy : b. 1839,
mar. 1859 Capt. Chas. Aug. Drake//. Res., West
Lodge, East Bergholt, Suffolk, nr. Colchester; 50
Prince's Gt., S.W.
DILLON, Comtesse Arthur (Gertrude Eliza-
beth Priscilla, dau. of Sir Bellingham R. Graham,
7th Bt. of Norton Conyers), mar. 1863 the late
Comte A. Dillon (d. 1889). Bes., Woking.
DILLON, Capt. Constantine Theobald
Francis, D.S.O. (1902), Wore. Regt.; S.Africa
1901-2 : b. 1873 (grandson of 13th Vise).
DILLON, Lt.-Col. George Frederick Horace.
C.B. (Mil. 1903), LA.., Burma 1886-7, Lushaa,
Waziristan, and N.W. Frontier 1897-S : b. 1859.
Club, E. Ind. II. Serv.
DILLON, Patrick Lawlor, I.S.O. (1904),
Comptroller of Customs, Barbados : b. 1846. Bes.
Woodside, Barbados.
DIMOND, William James, I.S.O. (1903), late
Shipping Master, Ordnance Store Dept., at Ad-
miralty.
DIMSDALE, Baron. Hon. Charles Robert
Southwell Dimsdale, 7th Bn. (Baron — Russia
1762), B.A., barrister-at-law, a C.C. for Herts. :
son of 6th Bn., b. 1856, sue. 1898, mar. 1891,
2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Mabel Sophia (styled Hon.
Bnss. Dimsdale), dau. of Sir Brydges P. Henni-
ker, 4th Bt., and widow of Lt.-Col. Edward G. G.
Hastings, C.B. Heir, his son Edward Charles
(b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next son, Reginald Thomas,
b. 1885). Bes., Essendon Place, Hatfield ; Smaley,
Meesden, Buntingford R.S.O., Herts.
*#* The 1st Bn. was so created , with prefix " Honour-
able," by theEmpss. Catherine of Russia, for inoculating
herself and son against the smallpox.
DIMSDALE, Baron's Widow. Dowager Hon.
Baroness D. (Cecilia Jane, dau. of the late Rev.
Marcus Southwell), mar. 1853 6th Hon. Bn. Dims-
dale (d. 1898). Bes., Bedford Lodge. Windsor.
DIMSDALE, Priv. Counc. and Baronet.
Rt. Hon. Sir Joseph Cockfield Dimsdale, P.C.
DIM
{Gt. Br. 1902), 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), K.C.V.O.
(same year ; Kt. Bach. 1894) , M.P. for City of Lon-
don (C), Lord Mayor 1901-2, now City Chambn.
and is an Aid. and Lieut., was Sheriff 1893-4, late
L.C.C., a partner in the Bank of Prescott, Dims-
dale, and Co., and a Past Master of the Grocers'
Co.: son of the late Jos. C. Dhnsdale, Esq.,
b. 1849, mar. 1873 Beatrice Eliza Bower, dau.
of Robt. H. Holdsworth, Esq. Heir, his son
John Holdsworth (b. 1874; 2nd heir, latter's
son of same name, b. 1901). Res., Goldsmiths,
Langdon Hills, Bomford, Essex: 29 Sussex Sq.,
Hyde Pk., W.
DIMSEY, Eleet-Surg. Edgar Ealph, D.S.O.
(1897), L.B.C.P., R.N., Benin 1897, was House
Phys. at Middx. Hosp. 1883 : b. 1861.
DINGLI, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Amy
Mildred Mary, dau. of the late Vfm. H. Charlton,
Esq.). mar. 1879, as 2nd wife, Sir Adriano Dingli,
G. C.M.G., formerly Ch. Justice of Malta (d. 1900).
Res., 3 Strada Forni, Valetta.
DINGWALL, Baron {Scot. 1609), Scottish title
of Bn. Lucas (successor to the last Earl Cowper) .
DINGWALL, Capt. Kenneth, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Gord. Highldrs.; Chitral Relief , N.W.Frontier
1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1869.
DINORBEN Barony {U.K. 1831)— extinct from
1852 on death of 2nd Bn. (surname Hughes).
Surviving Sister.
Hon. Gwen Gertrude, now Hon. Lady Knave, dau. of
1st Bn.,b. 1845, mar. 1871, see "Neave.Bt.'s Wid."
DIRLETON, Baron {Scot. 1603)— see "Mar
and Kellie, E. of."
DIXIE, Baronet. Sir Alexander Beaumont
Churchill Dixie, 11th Bt. {Eng. 1660), formerly
Lieut. Leic. Yeom., High Sheriff of Leieestersh.
1876 : son of 10th Bt., b. 1851, sue. 1872, widower
(having mar. 1875 the late Lady Florence Dixie).
Hair, his son George Douglas (b. 1876 ; 2nd
heir, next son. Albert Edward Wolstan Beau-
mont, Lieut. R.N., b. 1878). Seat, Glen Stuart,
Annan, Dumfriessh.
DIXON, Knight. Col. Sir Henry Grey Dixon,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1902I, formly. :,King's Own Scott.
Bords. ; served in Afghanistan 1878-80, Soudan and
Nile 1888-9, Chitral Relief, Tirah 1897-8, comd. a
Mobile Col. in S. Africa 1901-2, an A.D.C. to
H. M., late comd. 25th Regtl. Dist. : b. 1850, mar.
1900 Ethel, dau. of the late Capt. W. Mitchell-
Innes. Res., Berrywell, Duns, Berwicks.
DIXON, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Eliza-
beth, dau. of the late Robt. Walker, Esq., M.D.),
mar. 1863 Sir Raylton Dixon (d. 1901). Res., Gun-
nergate Hall, Marton-in-ClevelandR.S.O., Yorks.
DIXON, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Bt.
Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon, P.C. {Trel. 1902), 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1903; Kt. Bach. 1892), M.P. for Nth.
Belfast {€.), sole proprietor of Thos. Dixon
and Sons, timber merchants, Belfast, and a
Dir. of several Cos., a D.L. for Co. Down
(High Sheriff 1896), Mayor or Lord Mayor of
Belfast five times : son of the late Thos. Dixon,
Esq., of Larne; b. 1844, mar. 1870, 2nd wife,
Annie, dau. of the late Jas. Shaw, Esq. Heir,
his son Thomas James (b. i858 : 2nd heir, next
son, Daniel, b. 1875). Seats, Ballymenoch, Holy-
wood R.S.O., Co. Down ; Ravensdale, Co. Louth ;
Glenville, Cushendall, Co. Antrim.
j DOBBIN, Knight. Sir Alfred Graham
I I DoUin, Kt. Bach. (1900), High Sheriff of City of
Cork in year of promotion, a tobacco manu-
! facturer and merchant : b. 1853, mar. 1887, 2nd
wife, Kate, dau. of Wm. Wise, Esq. Res.,
', l Frankfort, Montenotte, Cork.
DOM 251
DOBBS, Henry Robert Conway, CLE. (1905), j
rendered service in Cabul Mission.
DOBELL, Lt.-Col. Charles Macpherson, j
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Welsh Fus.; Hazara 1891,
Crete 1897-8, and Boer War 1899-1900 : b. 1869.
DOBREE, Capt, George, D.S.O. (1902), B.A., ,
Roy. Guernsey Artill. Mil. ; S. Africa 1902 with I
Kitchener's Horse: b. 1873. Res., Le Foulon, j
Guernsey.
DOBSON, Knight's Widow. Lady D.
(Fanny Louisa, dau. of Rev. W. H. Browne,
LL.D.), mar. 1859 Hon. Sir Wm. L. Dobson, j
K.C.M.G., Ch. Justice of Tasmania (d. 1898). Res.,
Queen's Gt. Mansns., 187 Queen's Gt., S.W.
DOBSON, Hon. Alfred, C.M.G. (1904)) Agent- j
Gen. in London for Tasmania, Speaker M.L.A. !
in that Col. 1885: b. 1848. Res., Queen's Gt. !
Mansns., S.W., and 5 Victoria Street, S.W.
DOCKRELL, Knight. Sir Maurice E. I
Dockrell, Kt. Bach. (1905).
DOD (WOLLEY-), Maj. Owen Cadogan,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Notts, and Derb. Regt. ; Nile
1898 and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1863.
DODDS, Knight. Hon. Sir John Stokell
Dodds, K.C.M.G. (1901 ; Kt. Bach. 1900), Lt.-
Gov. and Ch. Justice in Tasmania, has been j
twice Attorn.-Gen., also Min. of Finance, !
Postmr.-Gen., and four times admind. Govt., I
Leader of H. of Assembly 1884-87: b. 1848, mar. j
1867 Emma Augusta, dau. of Rev. Jas. Norman, j
lies., Stoke, New Town, Tasmania, and Hobart. |
DODDS, Capt. Thomas Henry., D.S.O. (1902),
Qnsld. Mil. Forces; S. Africa 1901-2: b. 1873.
Res., Bathpoort, Bowen Hills, Brisbane.
DODGSON, Knight's Widow. Lady D. j
(Elizabeth, dau. of Hy. Docker, Esq., and widow ;
of Adam Duffin, Esq.), mar. 1883, 2nd wife to ;
2nd husb., Gen. Sir David Scott Dodgson, K.C.B. j
(d. 1898). Res., Dudley House, Spring Grove, ;
Isleworth, Middx.
DODGSON, Maj. Heathfield Butler, D.S.O. ;
(1900-1), R.A. retd. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1863.
DODSON, family name of Monk Bretton j
Baronv, q.v. for "Hons."
DODSWORTH (SMITH-), Baronet. Sir
Matthew Blayney Smith- Dodsworth, 6th Bt.
{Gt. Br. 1784), C.C. for N. Rid. Yorks. : son of 4th
Bt. and bro. of 5th, b. 1856, sue. 1891, mar.
1887 Agnes Eliza, dau. of the late Jno. Crowder,
Esq. Heir, his son Claude Matthew (b. 1888 ;
no 2nd heir). Res., 10 Upper Beigrave Rd., ,
Clifton, Bristol.
DODSWORTH (SMITH-), Baronet's Widow.
Blanche, Lady S.-D., dau. of Hon. Geo. E. Las-
celles (son of 3rd E. of Harewood), mar. 1889 Sir
Chas. E. Smith-Dodsworth, 5th Bt, (d. 1891).
Res., Thornton Watlass, Bedale, Yorks.
DOLGOROUKI, Prince Alexis, G.C.V.O. j
(Hon. 1896), Grand Master of Ceremonies in
Russia, served in Russo-Turkish War; a
younger son of late Prince Dolgorouki, b. 1846,
mar. 1898 Frances Fleetwood Wilson. Res.,
Wappenham Manor, Towcester, N'thants. ;
Braemar Castle, Braemar R.S.O., Aberdeensh. : '
Michaelovka, S. Russia; 46 TJpp. Grosvenor St., ;
W. [There are two Princes Alexis Dolgorouki, j
and it was the other Prince who in 1904 assaulted
Count Lamsdorff.]
DOLGOROUKI, Princess Tatiana— see under
"Cooper (Paston-)."
DOMVILE, Baronet. Sir Compton Meade
Domvile, 4th Bt. of Dublin {U.K. 1815), son of
3rd Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1S84. Heir, none. Seat, :
Santry House, Dublin. j
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
252 BOM
DOMVILE, Baronet's Widow. Lady Mar-
garet D., nee Lady Margaret Frances St. Law-
rence, dau. of 3rd E. of Howth, b. 1840, mar. 1861
Sir Chas. C. W. Domvile, 2nd Bt. (d. 1884, as did
3rd Bt.). Authoress of the 'Life of Larnartine.'
DOMVILE, Knight. Adm. Sir Compton
Edward Domvile, G-.C.B. (Mil. 1904 ; K.C.B. 1838),
G.C.V.O. (1903), served against Chinese pirates
1866-8, late in comd. of Medit. Fleet and has
been a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, Vice-
Pres. of Ordn. Cmttee., and Adrn. Supt. of Nav.
Reserves : b. 1842, mar. 1876 Isabella, dau. of the
late Lt.-Col. Edmd. Y. Peel.
DOMVILLE, Baronet. Sir James Henry
DomvMe, 5th Bt. of St. Albans ( U.K. 1814),
a Naval Cadet : son of 4th Bt., b. 1889, sue. 1904.
Heir pres., his bro. Cecil Lionel (b. 1892; 2nd
heir, next bro., Gerald Guy, b. 1896). Res., The
Chantry, Ipswich: Villa Domville, Palermo, Sicily.
DOMVILLE, Baronet's Widow. Lady D.
(Anne Josephine Moselle, dau. of the late Hy. M.
Ames, Esq.), mar. 1888 Bear- Adm. Sir Wm.C. H.
Domville, 4th Bt. (d. 1904). Res., with present Bt.
DONALD, Brig.-Gen. Colin George, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1 ), late Boy. Fus. , now comdg. Grouped
I Regtl. Dists. (Home Cos.) ; Afghn. 1878-9, and
j S, Africa 1900-2 : b. 1S54. Res., Hounslow.
I DONALD, Douglas, CLE. (1903), Comdt.
j Kohat Border Mil. Police and Samana Bines ;
Miranzai Expedns. 1891, Tirah 1897-8, and
I Waziris : b. 1865. Res., Kohat, Punjab.
DONALD, John Stuart, CLE. (1894), Zhob
Valley 1890, Mahsud Waziri 1902, late Boundary
Commissr. (Kurram-Afghn.) : b. 1861. Club, E.
Ind. U. Serv.
DONALDSON, Archbishop — see " Brisbane."
DONALDSON, Knight. Sir Geokge Donald-
son, Kt. Bach. (1904), Memb. Boy. Inst., donor
of the Donaldson Museum of Historic Music at
the Boy. Coll. of Music, has held apptmts. in
connection with three Internat. Exhibns : b. 1845,
mar. 1872 Alice Jessie, dau. of Jno. Stronach,
I Esq. Res., Wateringbury PI., nr. Maidstone;
I 4 Queen Anne St., W.
I DONALDSON, Knight's Widow. Ladv D.
(Amelia, dau. cf the late Fredk. Cowper, Esq.),
mar. 1854 Sir Stuart A. Donaldson, Vice-Pres.
Exec. Counc. N. S. Wales (d. 1867). Res., Rosehill
House. Henley-on-Thames.
DONALDSON, Lady Albinia Frederica,
sist. of 7th E. of Buckinghamshire.
DONALDSON, Lt.-Col. J., D.S.O. (1902), 1st
Imper. Lt. Horse ; S. Africa 1900-2.
DONALDSON, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of
13th Vise. Gormanston.
DONALDSON, William, C.B. (Civ. 1900), late
a Scottish Prison Commissr. and Supt. Judic.
Statistics Dept., in Prison Serv. 1859-99 : b.
Res., 4 Ravelston Pk., Edinburgh.
DONCASTER, Earl of {Eng. 1663), Lnper.
title of D. of Buccleuch and Queensberry.
DONEGALL, Marquess of. Edward Arthur I
Donald St. George Hamilton Chichester, 6th
Marq. (Irel.), will sit as Bn. Fisherwick (Gt. Br.) ;
a minor : son of 5th M. ; b. Oct. 7, 1903 ; sue.
1904. Res., Isle Magee, Co. Antrim.
Creations, lrel. : Vise. Chichester and Bn. Chichester
of Belfast, 1625 ; E. of Donegal!, 1647; M. of Donegall
and E. of Belfast, 1791. Gt. Br. : Bn. Fisherwick, 1790.
—Sir Edwd. Chichester (Kt.) was made 1st Vise, and
Bn. (his elder brother, who died childless, having pre-
viously had the latter title created for him). The 2nd
Vise, was raised to the Earldom of Donegall, whilst the
5th Earl obtained the Marquessate, the Belfast Earldom,
and the British Barony. The 3rd Marq., who had been
M.P for Carrickfergus, Belfast, and Co. Antrim, was
DON
m 1841 awarded the TJ. K. Barony of Ennishowen and
Carrickfergus ; but this expired 1833 at his death without
issue.
Titled Relatives.
(Chichester.)
Sole issue of $th M. :
Present Marquess, b. 1903.
Surviving issue of $th M. (uncle and aunt of
present) :
(The late 5th Marquess, b. 1822, d. 1504.)
Lady Augusta Annabella, now Dow. Ciss. Ferrers
(q.v.), b. 1826, mar., 1st, 1844, 9th Earl F. (d. 1859);
andly, 1864, Capt. Fredk. H. Walsh.
Lord Henry FitzWaurine C, heir pres. to Mar-
quessate, formerly Capt. Roy. Antrim Rifles : b.
1834, widower. Club, Raleigh, (and heir, his son
Severne Edward Spencer FitzWarrine, b. 1861.)
— Dau .-in-law :
j Lady Adolphus C. (Mary, dau. of the late Col. Robert
P. Dawson, M. P.), mar. 1872 the late Lord Adolphus
John Spencer Churchill C. (d. 1901). Res., Moyola
Pk., Castledawson R.S.O., Co. Londonderry.
DONEGALL, Marquess's Widow. Mar-
chioness of D. (Violet Gertrude, dau. of the late
Hy. St. George Twining, Esq., of Halifax, N.S.),
mar. 1902, as 3rd wife, 5th M. of Donegall (d.
1904). Res., with the present infant Marquess.
DONERAILE, Viscount. Edward St. Leger
(pron. Sillijer), 6th Vise. (Irel.), M.A., barrister-
at-law: nephew of 5th V. and son of Rev.
Edwd. F. St. Leger; b. Oct. 6. 1866; sue. 1891 ;
unmrrd. Res., 91 Victoria St., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bu. Doneraile, 1776 ; Vise. D. 1785.—
St. Leger Aldworth, who afterwards adopted his
Christian name as a surname, and who had represented
the borough of Doneraile in Parliament, was created 1st
Vise, and Bn., an earlier creation (1703) having just
become extinct. The 3rd and 4th Vises, were Irish
Representative Peers.
Titled Relatives.
(St. Leger.)
Surviving bros. and sists. of present (6th) V.
(granted rank of Vises.' children 1892) :
Hon. Ethel«. i..ltwin. b l86.
Hon. Edith St. L., ) ' b' l864*
(Present Viscount, b. i865.)
Hon. Ralph St. L., heir pres. to Viscounty, b. 186B.
Res., Tauwharetoi, Tiniroto, Gisborne, N.Z.
Hon. Hugh St. L., 2nd heir, a solicitor, b. 1869. Res.,
25 Holbein House, Sloane Sq., S.W.
Dau. of 4th V. (3rd cousin of present ; 5th V., a
2nd cousin of 4th, d. unmrrd.) :
Hon. Ursula Clare Emily, now The Lady Castletown,
b. 1853, mar. 1874 2nd Bn. C, q.v.
DONERAILE, Viscount's Widow. Viscoun-
tess D. (Mary Anne Grace Louisa, dau. of the
late Geo. W. Lenox-Conyngham, Esq.), mar. 1851
4th Vise. Doneraile (d. 1887). Res., Doneraile Ct.,
Buttevant, Co. Cork ; Chateau de Fontaine, Aix-
les-Bains, France.
DONINGTON, Baron [U.K. i88o)-see "Lou-
doun, E. of."
DONNAN, James, C.M.G. (1902), late Master
Attendant, Police Magist., and Insp. of Pearl
Banks, Colombo, Ceylon : b. 1837. Res., Doric,
38 Newbridge Hill, Bath.
DONNE, Col. Benjamin Donistiiorpe Alsop,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), in charge of Home Cos. Inf.
Records ; Egypt 1882, Nile, Soudan 1888-9, N.W.
Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-1, comd. Cyprus
Mil. Police 1881-2 : b. 1856. Res., Hounslow.
DONNELLY, Dep.-Surg.-Gen. John M'Ne ale,
C.B. (Mil. 1886), M.D., Burma 1885-90 (as Princ.
Med. Offr.) , prev. Insp.-Gen. of Prisons and Sanit.
Directory of Peerage,
DON
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
DOR 253
Officer at Rangoon, ret. 1890 : b. 1830. Rns.,
Prince of "Wales Terr., Bray, Co. Wicklow.
DONNER, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 25th Bn.
Dunbovne.
DONOUGHMORE, Earl of. Richard "Walter
John Hely-Hutchinson, 6th Earl (Irel.) , sits as Vise.
Hutchinson {U.K.}; B.A., late L.S.B., has been
Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Ir. Regt. (Mil.), and PriV.
Sec. to Gov. of Hong Kong, now Under Sec. of
State for War and ex officio Civ. Memb. of Army
Counc. : son of 5th E. ; b. March 2,1875 ; sue. 1900
(C.) ; mar. 1901 Elena Maria, dau. of Mich. P.
Grace, Esq., of New York. Seats, Knocklofty,
Clonmel ; loivn res., 5 Chesterfield Gdns., Mayfair,
W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Donoughmore, 1783 ; Vise. D.
1797; Earl of D. 1800. U.K. : Vise. Hutchinson, 1821.—
Christiana, wife of the Rt. Hon. Jno. Hely-Hutchinson,
was created Buss. Donoughmore, her son, a Representa-
tive Peer, being advanced to the Viscfcy. and Earldom
and granted the U.K. Viscty. The title "Vise. Suirdale,"
borne by courtesy by the heir apparent, originated,
according to Mr. Cokayne, in some confusion as to the
precise title bestowed in 1797, which was strictly " Vise.
Donoughmore of Knocklofty," and not "of Suirdale."
Titled Relatives.
( Hely-Hutchinson. )
Issue 0/ present (6lh) E.:
Viscount Suirdale, heir to Earldom : John Michael
Henry H.-H. : b. 1902. (2nd heir, his gt. uncle
Hon. Sir Walter.)
Lady H.-H., b. 1503.
Surviving issue of 5th E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1873.)
Lady Evelyn, now Lady E. Farquhar, b. 1877, mar.
190s Capt. Fras. Douglas F., D.S.O., q.v.
Lady Norah H.-H., b. 1880.
Issue of 4th E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 5th Eaul, b. 1848, d. 1900.)
Hon. Sir Walter Francis H.-H., G.C.M.G., b. 1849,
see " Hutchinson, H.-, Kt."
Lady Mary Sophia, now Lady M. Loyd, b. 1853, mar.
1879 Lewis Vivian L., Esq.
Lady Margaret Fiances, now Lady M. Proby, b. 1857,
mar. 1882 Lt.-Col. Douglas Jas. Hamilton, who has
lately taken the name of Proby. Rss., 2 Draycott
PL, Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Granville William H.-H., C.E., b. 1858, mar.
1903, 2nd wife, Eleanor Beatrice, dau. of the late
Rev. H. Manning Richards (Hon. Mrs. Granville
H.-H.). Club, Grosvenor.
DONOUGHMORE, Earl's "Widow. Dowager
Countess of D. (Frances Isabella, dau. of the late
Gen. Stephens, H.E.I.C.S.), mar. 1874 5th E. of
Donoughmore (d. 1900). Res., Kilmanahan Castle,
Clonmel ; 84 Sloane St., S.W.
DONOVAN, Surg.-Gen. William, OB. (Mil.
1900-1), A.M.S., Afghn. 1878-80, 1st Boer War,
I Chitral Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1902 as a Princ.
k'Med. Offr., aftds. holding that apptmt. at Hong
! Kong, now to 4th Div. Southn. Comd. : b. 1850.
[ Res., Tidworth House, Andover, Hants.
I DORAN, Knight's Widow. LadyD. (Georgina
Sultana, dau. of John Magrath, Esq..), mar. 1856
Gten. Sir Jno. Doran, K.C.B. (d. 1903). lies., Ely
Eouse, Wexford.
DORAN, Col. Beauchamp John Colclough,
3.B. (Mil. 1903), Roy. Irish Regt.; Afghn.
1879-80. Soudan 1884-5, Hazara 1888, Miranzai,
tf.W. Front. 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1902:
). i860. Res., The Argory, Moy, Co. Tyrone ;
Sly House, Wexford.
} DORAN, Col. Walter Robert Butler, D.S.O.
j 1902), Leinster Regt.; Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884-5,
STile 1897-8, Hazara 1888, and S. Africa 900-2 :
). 1861 .
DORCHESTER, Baroness. Henrietta
Anne Garleton, 1st Bnss. of new creation
(U.K.), dau. of 3rd Bn. of former creation; b.
May 25, 1846; cr. Bnss. 1899; mar., 1st, 1864,
the late Capt. Eras. B. Pigott, aftds. Pigott-Carle-
ton (d. 1883) ; 2ndly, 1887, Maj.-Gen. Richard
Langford Leir, who shortly took the name of
Leir-Carleton, whilst herself ultimately resumed
that of Carleton only. Seats, Greywell Hill,
Winchfield, Hants. ; Ditcheat Priory, Evercreech,
Bath.
Creation. U.K. : Bnss. Dorchester (of Dorchedter,
Oxon), 1899.— The late Barony upon which this is
founded dates as Gt. Br. 1786, and became extinct on the
death of the 4th Bn. in 1897. It was first awarded to
Gen. Sir Guy Carleton, Governor of Canada. The and,
3rd, and 4th Bns. were 1st cousins, descended from three
different sons of the 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Carleton.)
Issue of present Bnss. (by 1st mrrge.) :
The late Guy Francis C, b. 1875, d. 189a, before his
mother's elevation.
Hon. Dudley Massev Pigott C, heir to Barony :
Capt. Motor Vol. Corps, late Lieut. 9th Lancers,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900, aftds. in Nth. Nigeria :
b. 1876. (Name given in Army List as "Pigott-
Carleton?" but our instructions are " Omit the
name Pigott.") Club, Cavalry. (No present and
heir, the remainder being limited to issue male.)
Hon. Daisy Carleton, now Hon. Mrs. Vesey Bunbury,
mar. 1904 Maj. Vesey Thos. B., D.S.O., q.v.
Dau. of late 3rd Bn. (sist. of present Bnss.) :
(Present Baroness, b. 1846.)
Hon. Maria Georgiana, now Hon. Mrs. Fetherston-
haugh (pron. Fetherston, without 4th syll.), b. 1847,
mar. 1865 Timothy F., Esq. Res., The College,
Kirkoswald R.S.O., Cumbd. ; 9 Green St., W.
DORCHESTER, Baron's Widow. Charlotte,
Lady D., nee Hon. Charlotte Hobhouse, dau. of 1st
and only Bn. Broughton, b. 1831, mar. 1854 4th
Bn. Dorchester, last of 1786 creation (d. 1897), a
1st cousin once removed of the newly created
Bnss. Res., Hamlet Lodge, West Cowes, I.W. ;
42 Berkeley Sq., W.
DORINGTON, Priv. Counc. and Baronet.
Rt. Hon. Sir John Edward Dorington, P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1902), 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1886), M.A., M.P. for
Tewkesbury Div. (C), a D.L. for Gloucestersh.,
Chmn. Glouc. CO and late of Q.S., a Commissr.
in Lunacy (unpaid), formerly Hon. Maj. Glouc.
Yeom. : son of the late Jno. Edwd. Dorington,
Esq., b. 1832, mar. 1859 Georgina Harriet, dau. of
Wm. Speke, Esq. Heir, none. Seat, Lypiatt Pk.,
Stroud, Glouc; town res., 30 Queen Anne's Gt.,
S.W.
DORKING, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Cyril Henry
Boutfiower, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Winchester Dioc.,
prev. Archdn. of Furness, Examg. Chapl. to Bp.
of Carlisle, and Yic. of St. George's Barrow : b.
1863, cons. 1905.
DORLING, Maj. Lionel, D.S.O. (1902), Army
Pay Dept. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. i860.
DORMAN, Col. John Cotter, C.M.G. (1901),
B.A., M.B., R.A.M.C., Afghn. 1878-9, Egypt, and
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1852. Res., Rampart House,
Kinsale, Co. Cork.
DORMER, family name of Barony following.
DORMER, Baron. Roland John Dormer,
13th Bn. (Eng.) and a Bt., a D.L. for Warwicks.,
formerly a Sub-Dir. in Egyptian Min. of Finance :
son of Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir Jas. C. Dormer, K.C.B.,
and nephew of 12th Bn. ; b. Nov. 24, 1862 ;
sue. 1900 (L. U.) ; mar. 1897 Marie Hanem, dau.
of the late F. Eywaz, Esq., of Cairo. Seat, Peterley
House, Amersham, Bucks.
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DOTJ
Creations. A Bt. and Bn. Dormer, both Eng. 1615
(the Baronetcy granted one day after the Barony).— Sir
Robt. Dormer (Kt.) Was awarded these higher distinc-
tions. The 2nd Bn. was made Earl of Carnarvon, but
1 the title lapsed at his successor's death in 1709, being re-
created in 1793 in the house of Herbei't.
Titled Relatives.
(Dormer.)
Bro. and sists. of present {13th) Bn. (five of them
granted rank of Bns.' issue 1901) :
(Present Baron, b. 1862.) t
Com. Hon. Charles Joseph Thaddeus D., R.N., heir
pres. to Barony : b. 1864, mar. 1903 May (Hon. Mrs.
Charles D.), dau. of the late Col. Sir Robt. C.
Spencer Clifford, 3rd Bt. of Westfield (extinct).
Ris., 10 William St., Lowndes Sq., S.W. (2nd heir,
his son, b. 1903.)
Gwendeline Mary, now Ctss. of Abingdon, b. 1865,
mar. 1883 7th Earl of A., q.v.
Hon. Eveline Mary, now Hon. Mrs. James Stewart,
b. 18C6, mar. 1892 Capt. James Logan S.
Hon. Mary Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. John R.ees,
b. 1867, mar. i3gi Jno. David R., Esq., CLE., q.v.
Hon. Ethel Mary D., b. 1870.
Leonie Mary D., a nun, b. 1872.
Hon. Constance Mary JJ., b. 1874.
Surviving dau. of 12th Bn. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Florence Edith Louise, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Hunter, b. i358, mar. 1892 Henry C. Vicars tf., Esq.
Res., Mawley Hall, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop.
Issue of nth Bn. (uncle and aunt of present) :
(The late 12th Baron, b. 1830, d. 1900.)
Hon. Hubert Francis D., late a clerk in Admiralty, b.
1837, mar. 1863 Mary Jane Elizabeth, dau." of
Kenelm Digbv, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Hubert D.). Res.,
10 Wetherby Fl., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Mary Isabel Lucy D., a nun, b. 1842.
— D an. -in-law :
Hon. Lady Dormer (q.v. below, Kt.'s Wid.).
DORMER, Baron's Widow. Emily, Lady
D. (Emily Constance Campbell, dau. of John
Bald, Esq.), mar. 1885, as 3rd wife, 12th Bn.
Dormer (<T. 1900).
DORMER, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady D.
(Ella Frances Catherine, dau. of Sir Archib.
Alison, 1st Bt.; and widow of Robt. C. Eergusson,
Esq,),, mar. 1861, 2nd hush., Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir
Jas. Charlemagne Dormer, K.C.B., Com.-in-Ch.
at Madras (d. 1893), son of 11th Bn. Dormerand
father of present Peer.
DORRIEN (SMITH-) , Maj.-Gen. Horace
LocicwooD,C.B.(Mil. igo4),D.S.O. (i885),Zululd.
1879, Egypt, Suakin, Nile 1885-6, Chitral Relief,
Tirah, Soudan 1898, comd. 19th Brigade in Boer
War 1 900, now Col. Sherwood Foresters and comdg.
! 4th Div. Westn. Comd., in India, was A.G. there
I 1901-3 : b. 1858. Res., Quetta, Bombay.
! DORWARD, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Arthur
1 Robert Ford Dorward, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901),
j D.S.O. (1886), R.E., served in Afghanistan 1879-
J 80, Burma 1885-8, China 1900, now in charge of
I Administration in S. Africa, prev. comdg. in
j Straits Settmts., Commissi1, at Wei-hai-Wei, and
comdg. R.E. in Jamaica : b. 1848.
I DOUGHERTY, Knight. Sir James Brown
Dougherty, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.V.O. (1903), OB.
j (Civ. 1900), M.A., has been Prof, of Logic at
I Magec Coll., Commissi', of Educn., and Assist.
I Under Sec. to Lord Lieut., is Clerk of Ir. P.O., and
I Dep. Keeper of Privy Seal : b. 1844, mar. 1888, 2nd
wife, Eliza, dau. of Hy. W. Todd, Esq. lies.,
The Castle, and 6 Fitzwilliam PI., Dublin.
DOUGHTY, Knight. Sir George Doughtn,
Kt. Bach. (1904), M.P. for Great Grimsby {L.U.),
twice its Mayor, is a merchant and ship-owner :
b. 1854, widower. Res., Waltham Hall, Grimsby.
DOUGHTY, Arthur George, C.M.G. (1905), j
M.A., LL.D., of Archives Dept.. Canadai I
DOUGLAS, family name of Queensberry j
Marquessate and of Morton Earldom. Index to
the two lines (for the numerous compounds see
arts, and refs. at close of the simple names, noting
that "Douglas-Pennant" arid "Douglas- Home,"
in the lines of penrhyn and Home respectively,
may occasionally be cited as "Douglas" only).
Ld. Alfd. Bruce, q. Ly. Dorothy M. q. Ly. Laura M., sep.
Hn. Archd. R. S. m. Hn. Edwd. Wm. ii.Ly. Marg. Th., sep.
Rv. Ld. Arch. E. q. Hn . M rs. Ceo. Hy. m. Hn. Ronald J.S.m.
Hn. Mrs. Chas., m. Rev. Hn. Henry, M.Ld. Sholto Geo. q.
Ld. Cecil Chas. q. Ly. James, q. Hn.Wm. Sholto, m.
Hn. Chas. W. S. M.
DOUGLAS, Baron, Imper. title of E. of Home
— see "Douglas of Douglas" and other com-
pounds, below.
DOUGLAS. Baronet of Qarr. Sir Arthur
Percy Douglas, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1777), Under
Sec. for Defence N.Z., formerly Lieut. R.N. :
son of 4th Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1891, mar. 1871 Mary
Caroline, dau. of the late Rev. Wm. Foster.
Heir pres., his half-bro. Maj. James Stewart D.
(b. 18^9 ; no 2nd heir). Res., 6 Glendower PI., S.
Kens., S.W.
DOUGLAS, Baronet of Glenbervie. Sir Ken-
j neth Douglas, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1831), grandson
j of 2nd Bt.'and son of the late Kenneth Douglas,
j Esq. ; b. 1868, sue. 1884. Heir pres., his 1st
1 eous. once rem. Alexander (b. 1843; 2nd heir,
a like relative, Donald Sholto Mackenzie, b. 1849^1.
Res., Hobson St., Wellington, N.Z.
DOUGLAS, Baronet of Springiuood. Sir
George Brisbane Douglas (formerly Scott- 1
Douglas), 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1786), M.A., a D.L.
for Roxburghsh. : son of 4th Bt. (Sir Geo. Hy.
Scott-Douglas), b. 1856, sue. 1885. Heir pres.,
his bro. Francis John Scott-D. (b. 1858; 2nd
heir, latter's son George Francis Valentine, b.
1898). Seat, Springwood Pk., Kelso, Roxburgh.
—For the Dow. Lady see " Douglas, Scott-."
DOUGLAS, Baronet's Widow. Lady D. of
Glenbervie (Eleanor Louisa, dau. of the late T. H.
Liffiton, Esq., and widow of- — -Smith, Esq.),
mar. 1806, 2nd hush., Sir Robert A. M. Douglas,
3rd Bt. (d. 1884). Res., Wangarei, N.Z.
DOUGLAS, Knight (1) — see "Douglas
(Thorpe-)."
DOUGLAS, Knight (2). Adm. Sir Archibald
Lucius Douglas, G.C.V.O. (1905), K.C.B. (Mil.
1902), late a Ld. of the Admiralty, was A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria 1893-5, now Com.-in-Ch. at Ports-
mouth, prev. on N. Amer. Station ; served in W.
Africa 1863-4, Canada 1866, Soudan 1884, off Vene-
zuela 1902 : b. 1842, mar. 1871 Constance Ellen,
j dau. of Rev. Wm. Hanks. Res. , Admiralty House,
Portsmouth ; and Avonwick, Sth. Brent R.S.O.,
Devon.
DOUGLAS, Knight (3). Sir Robert Ken-
naway Douglas, Kt. Bach. (1903), Keeper of
Oriental printed books and MSS. at Brit. Mus.,
Prof, of Chinese at King's Coll. : b. 1838, mar.
1866 Rachel, dau. of Kirkby Fenton, Esq. Res.,
5 College Gdns., Dulwich, S.E.
DOUGLAS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady D.
(Alice Anne, dau. of the late Rt. Rev. Bp. Claugh-
ton), mar. 1871 Sir Jno. Douglas, K.C.M.G., Lt.-
Gov. of Ceylon (d. 1885). Res., 27 Warrington
Cresc, Maida Hill, W.— (2) Lady D. (Marion,
dau. of the late Barron Grahame, Esq.), mar.
1870 Sir Wm. F. Douglas. Pres. R.S.A. (d. 1891).
BOU
Baronetage) Knightage) &c.
DOW
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DOUGfLAS, Marquess of (Scot, 1633), a title
of the Hamilton Dukedom— see ' ' Douglas and
Clydesdale" below.
DOUGLAS, Lt.-Genj Charles Whittingham
Horsley, C.B. (Mil. 1904), Adjt.-Gen. to the
Forces and Second Mil. Memb. of Army Coune. ;
Afghn; 1878*80, Transvaal 1881, Soudan 1884-55
and S. Africa 1899-1901: bi 1850. Res., 17 Basil
St., Chelsea, S.W.
DOUGLAS, George A,, I.S.O. (1903), Supt.
General Penitentiary, Jamaica. Res., Kingston.
DOUGLAS, Capt. Henry Edward Manning,
D.S.O. (1900-1), W (1899), F.R.G.S., R.A.M.C,
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1875.
DOUGLAS, Capt. J. Sholto G., D.S.O. (1900-
1), S. Afr. Constab. ; S. Africa 1900-3 : b. 1872.
DOUGLAS, Lady Laura Mary, sist. of 7th
Earl Fitzwiliiam.
DOUGLxlS, Lady Margaret Theodora Mary
Catherine, dau. of 4th E. of Kenmare.
DOUGLAS, Maj. Montagu "William, CLE.
(1903), I. A., Dep. Comrnissr. Punjab, prev. Delhi:
b. 1863.
DOUGLAS, Samuel Henry, I.S.O. (1902), Sec.
to Gen. Prisons Ed., Ireld. : b. 1858. Res., 20
Garville Avenue, Rath^ar, Dublin.
DOUGLAS, Adm. Sholto, C.B. (Mil. 18S1),
Kaffraria 1S52, Burma, Baltic, and China 1856-8,
ret. i883: b. 1833. Res:, Wilton Lodge, Southsea.
DOUGLAS, Capt. Sholto William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900, now a Staff
Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1870.
DOUGLAS, Col. William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Scots ; Bechuanald. 1884-5 aQd Boer War
1900-2 : b. 1858.
DOUGLAS, Lt.-Col. William Charles, D.S.O.
(1902), comdg. 3rdBatt. Scott. Rif. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902: b. 1862. Res., Brigton House, Forfar.
DOUGLAS (AKERS-), Paiv. Counc. Rt.
Hon. Aretas Akers-Douglas, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1891),
M.P. for St. Augustine's Div. of Kent {€.),
a D.L. for Cos. Kent and Dumfries and for Co. of
City of Canterbury ; barrister-at-law, Sec. of
State for Home Dept., an ex officio member of
Cmttee. of Counc. on Educn. in Scotld., and an
Ecclesiast. Comrnissr., late First Comrnissr. of
Works, formerly Patronage Sec. to Treas. : b.
1851, assumed name of Douglas 1875, mar. same
year. Res., Chilston Pk., Maidstone ; Craigs,
Dumfries.
DOUGLAS (SCOTT-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady S.-D. (Mariquita Juana Petronila, dau.
of Don Francisco Sanchez de PiBa, of Gibraltar),
mar. 1851 Sir Geo. H. Scott-Douglas, 4th Bt.
of Spring wood (d. 1885, his successor dropping
the name Scott). Res., with 5th Bt.
DOUGLAS (THORPE-), Knight. Hon. Sir
Adye Thorpe-Douglas, Kt. Bach. (1902), formerly
Pres. of the Legis. Counc. of Tasmania, Premier
1884, Agent-Gen. 1886, introduced railways into
the Col. : b. 1815. Res., Hobart.
j DOUGLAS (WEMYSS-CHARTERIS-), com-
plete family name of the Wemyss Earldom, for
I which, however, " Charteris " is the only name in
! conventional use.
DOUGLAS and CLYDESDALE, Marquess of
{by courtesy — titles, Scot. 1633 and 1643), son and
heir of the Duke of Hamilton.
DOUGLAS-HAMILTON, and similarly Doug-
las-Home, Douglas-Maclean-Compton, Doug-
las-Pennant, Douglas-Scott, Douglas-Scott-
Montagu (Beaulieu), Montagu-Douglas-Scott
(Buccleuch)— see in each case the concluding sur-
name.
DOUGLAS of DOUGLAS, Baron {U.K. 1875), j
Imper. title (" Baron Di") of the Home Earldom. \
DOUGLAS of HAWICK, Lord {by courtesy—
title Bn. D. of H. & Tibbers, Scot-. 1638), elder son
and heir of M. of Queensberrv*
DOUGLAS of KINMONT, &<*., Baron {Scot, j
1706)— see "Buccleuch and Q., D. of."
DOUGLAS of NEIDPATH, &c, Baron {Scot. \
1697)— see "Wemyss and M., E. of."
DOUGLASS, Knight's Widow. Lady D. j
(Mary, dau. of the late Jas. Tregarthen, Esq.), !
mar. 1854 Sir Jas. Nich. Douglass, F.R.S. (d. j
1898). Res., Stella House, Bonchurch, Ventnor. i
DOUGLASS, Hon. Mrs. (Richard) Hugo, dau.
of 13th Bn. Inchiquin.
DOUNE, Baron {Scot. 1581), a title of the
Moray Earldom, borne (as "Lord") by the heir j
when a son.
DOURO, Marquess {by courtesy-^- title U.K. j
1814), eld. son and heir of D. of Wellington. !
Baron Douro (1809) is another title of the Peerasre. j
DOVE, Maj. Frederick Allan, D.S.O. j
(1900-1), N.S.W. Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899-1902 : j
b. I867.
DOVER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William Walsh, \
D.D., Canon Res. and Archdn. of Canterbury,
Bp. Suff. in Cant. Dioc, and Chapl. to the Lord
Warden of the Cinque Ports, formerly Chapl. in
Rome, a Preb. of St. Paul's, 5th Bp. of Mauritius,
and Mission Chapl. to Bp. of London : b. 1836, \
mar. 1865, cons. (Mauritius) 1891, Assist, to Can- \
terbury 1897, Bp. Suff. 1898 (on repeal of an Act !
which prevented apptmt. of one already con- j
seerated). Res.. The Precincts. Canterbury.
DOWDALL, Hon. Mrs. Chaloner, dau. of 16th
Bn. Borthwick;
DOWDALL, Laurence Charles Edward ,
Downing, C.B. (Civ. 1901), M.A., has been Priv. j
Sec. to successive Chief Sees, for Ireland, now a :
Princ. Clerk in the Office : b. 1852. Address, The I
Castle, Dublin.
DOWDEN, Bishop— see " Edinburgh, Bp. of."
DO WELL, Knight. Adm. Sir William
Montagu Dowell, G.C.B. (Mil. 1895; K.C.B. 1882),
served in China War 1841-2 and 1857, Crimea, and
Egypt, and. has been in command on W. Coast of
Africa, Irish Coast, in Channel, on China Station,
&c, a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1870-5, ret.
1890, is a D.L. for Devonsh. and a Comrnissr. of
the Patriotic Fund : b. 1825, mar. 1855 Caroline
Johnna, dau. of Capt. Pyke, R.N. Res., Ford,
Bideford, Devon.
DOWKER, Gen. Howard Codrington, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), LA. Supermini. List ; Mutiny, Afghn.
1880 : b. 1829. Res., South Elms, Eastbourne.
DOWN, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Thomas James
Welland, D.D., 57th Bp. of Down, 58th of Connor,
and 53rd of Dromore, prev. Incumbt. of St.
Thomas, Belfast, formerly of Painstown, Co.
Carlow : b. 1830, cons. 1892, widower. Res., Cul-
loden, Craigavad R.S.O., Co. Down.
DOWNS, Viscount. Hugh Richard Dawnay,
8th Vise. {Irel.), sits as Bn. Dawnay {U.K.), a
Bt. {Eng.) ; K.C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
CLE. (1886), Hon. Maj. -Gen. in Army, served in
S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.D.C. to Fd.-Marsh. Lord
Roberts and as Insp. of Remounts, formerly
A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge and
comd. 10th Hussars, served in Zulu War 1879, ret.
1902, has been selected for some important Mis-
sions : son of 7th V. : b. July 20, 1844; sue. 1857,
cr. Imper. Bn. 1897 (<?.) ; mar. 1869 Lady Cecilia
Maria Charlotte Molyneux, V.A., dau. of 3rd E.
of Sefton, a Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen
256 DOW Directory
Victoria. Seats, Danby Lodge, Grosmont RiS.O.,
Yorks.; Dingley Hall, N'thants., nr. Mkt. Har-
borough; "Wykeham Abbey, Wykeham R.S.O.,
Yorks.
Creations. Vise. Downe, Irel. 1680; a Bt. Eng.
1642; Bn. Dawiiay, U.K. 1897.— Sir Jne. Dawnay, 2nd
Bt., M.P. for Yorkshire, was created 1st Vise. His son
and successor had represented the same county. The
5th Vise, held (1795-1832) the now re-created Dawnay Buy.
Titled Relatives.
(Dawnay. )
Issue of present (8th) V.:
Hon. John D., heir to Viscounty, D.S.O. (1930-1),
Maj. Norf. Imper. Yeora. and Hon. Maj., late
Capt., 10th Hussars, served in S. Africa 1899- 1901 :
b. 1872, mar. 1902 Dorothy, dau. of Sir Wm. H. B.
Ffolkes, 3rd Bt. Club, Turf. (2nd heir, his son
Richard, b. 1903.)
Hon. Beryl, now Hon. Mrs. Archibald Henry Camp-
bell, b. 1873, mar. 1905 Archib. Hy. C, Esq.
Hon. Norah I)., b. 1874.
Hon. Hugh D., D.S.O. (1900-1), Capt. Rifle Brigade,
served in Khartoum campaign, and in S. Africa
1899-1900, late A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Sir F. Howard :
b. 1875, mar. 1902 Lady Susan de la Poer Beresford,
dau. of 5th M. of Waterford.
Hon. Faith D. (dau.), b. 1877.
— D au. -in-law :
Lady Susan D., see Hon. Hugh above.
j Surviving issue of Jth V. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1844.)
Hon. Lewis Payn D., late an M.P. and Lt.-Col. Cold-
striu. Gds., served in S. Africa 1899: b. 1846, mar.
1877 Lady Victoria Alexandrina Elizabeth Grey,
sist. of present Earl Grey, raised to rank of an
Earl's dau. Res.. Beningbrough Hall, York ; 51
Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. Eustace Henry J)., a D.L. for E. Rid., formerly
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., served in Egypt: b. 1850,
mar. 1883 Lady Evelyn de Vere Capell, dau. of late
Vise. Maiden (son of 6th E. of Essex), raised to
rank of an Earl's dau. Res., West Heslerton Hall,
York.
Hon. Geoffrey Nicolas D., formerly Capt. Yorks. Yeom.,
b. 1852, mar. 1887 Emily Janie, dau. of J no. Bulteel,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Geotfrey D.). Res., The Lodge,
Malton, Yorks.
Hon. Francis Herbert D., barrister-at-law, Capt. and
Hon. Maj. Yorks. Hussars (Imper. Yeom.) : b. 1853.
Res., Easthorpe Hall, Malton, Yorks.
i Hon. Alice Isabel D., b. 1855.
Hon. Edith Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Grant-Suttie,
I b. 1856, mar. 1884 Robt. G.S., Esq., son of 5th Bt.
j Res., Balgone, North Berwick, Haddingtonsh.
! — Daus, -in-law :
Lady Victoria A. Eliz. D., see Hon. Lewis above.
Lady Evelyn de Vere D., see Hon. Eustace.
Lady Adelaide Helen 1)., nee Parker, dau. of 6th E.
of Macclesfield, b. 1848, mar. 1875 the late Hon.
William Fredk. B. (d. 1904). Res., Brampton
House, Northampton.
DOWNER, Knight. Hon. Sir John William
Downer, K.C.M.G. (1887), K.C. (1878), late a Sena-
tor of Austral. Commonwealth, was Prem. of S.
Australia 1885-7 an(i J892-3, prev. Attorn.-Gen. :
b. 1844, mar. 1899, 2nd wife. Una Stella Hasling-
den, dau. of H. E. Eussell, Esq., of Sydney.
Res., Pennington Terr., North Adelaide, S. Austr.
DOWNER, William James. I.S.O. (1905), a
Princ. Clerk in Works Office.
DOWNES, Knight. Sir Joseph Dowries, Kt.
Bach. (1900), High Sheriff of City of Dublin in
year of promotion ; b. 1848, widower. Bes., 40
Eccles St., Dublin.
DOWNES, Mai. -Gen. Major Francis, C.M.G.
(1885), R.A. retd. (1884) ; Crimea, late Comdt. of
of Peerage, DOY
Forces in S. Australia, prev. Mauritius and St.
Helena, late in Victoria : b. 1834. Bes., New St.,
Nth. Brighton, Melbourne.
DOWNES, Lt.-Col. William Knox, D.S.O.
(1886), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80, and Burma 1886-7.
is Comdt. 16th Bengal Inf. : b. 1855.
DOWNING. Col. Cameron Macartney Har-
wood, C.M.G. (1901), R.A. retd. (1902) ; Abyss.
1867-8, Afghn. 1878-9, and S. Africa 1899-1902
comdg. R.A. : b. 1845. Bes., Thurleston, Ipswich.
DOWNING, Maj. Henry John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Ir. Regt. ; Hazara 1888 and S.
Africa 1899-1 902 : b. 1862.
DOWNSHIRE, Marquess of. Arthur Wills
John Wellington Blundell Trumbull Hill,
6th Marq. (Irel.), sits as E. of Hillsborough
(at. Br.) ; a D.L. for Co. Down, Capt. Derb.
Imper. Yeom., Hered. Constable of Hillsborough
Fort : son of 5th M. ; b. July 2, 1871 ; sue. 1874
(67.) ; mar. 1893 Katherine Mary, dau. of Hon.
Hugh H. Hare, son of 2nd E. of Listowel, but
obtd. divorce from her 1902 (she aftds. mar. Maj.
Jos. F. Laycock, D.S.O., q.v.). Seats, East-
hampstead Pk., Wokingham, Berks, (let) ; Hills-
borough Castle (Hillsborough R.S.O.) and Mur-
lough (Dundrum R.S.O. ), both Co. Down.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Hillsborough and Bn. Hill
of Kilwarlin, 1717; E. of Hillsborough and Vise.
KUwarlin, 1751 ; M. of Downshire, 1789. Gt. Br. : Bn.
Harwich, 1756; E. of Hillsborough and Vise. Fairford,
1772.— Trevor Hill was awarded the original Viscty. and
Barony; the Earldom and 2nd Viscty., the Marquessate,
and all the British titles being added to his son and
successor, who was Sec. for the Colonies in the Adminis-
tration which engaged in the American War. The wife
of the 2nd Marq. was created Bnss. Sandys, with re-
mainder to her 2nd son ; twice it passed out of the Mar-
quessate.
Titled Relatives.
(Hill.)
Issue 0/ present (6th) 31. :
Earl of Hillsborough, heir to Marquessate : Arthur
Wills Percy Wellington Blundell Trumbull Sandy*
M., b. 1894.
Lord Arthur Francis Henry H., 2ud heir b. 1895.
Lady Kathleen Nina H., b. 1898.
Surviving issue of 4th M. (uncle and aunt of pre-
sent, himself sole issue of 5th) :
Lady Alice Maria, now Ctss. of Bective, b. 1842, mar.
1867 the late Earl of B. (d. 1893— see " Hcadfort
3rd M.").
(The late 5th Marquess, b. 1S44, d. 1874.)
Rt. Hon. Lord Arthur William H., b. 1846— see
"Hill, Priv. Counc. (2)."
DOWNSHIRE, Marquess's Widow. Dowager
Marchioness of D. (Georgiana Elizabeth, dau.
of Jno. Balfour, Esq.), mar. 18705th M. of Down-
shire (d. 1874). Res., Nizells, Hildenborough,
Tonbridge.
DOXFORD, Knight. Sir (William) Theodore
Doxford, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.P. for Sunderland
(67.), a D.L. for Co. Durham and memb. of River
Wear Commissn . , head of the shipbuilding firm of
W. Doxford and Sons: b. 1841, mar. 1863
Margaret, dau. of Richd. Wilkinson, Esq. Bss.,
Grindon Hall, Sunderland.
DOYLE, Baronet. Sir Everard Hastings
Doyle, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1828), a clerk in H. of Com-
mons from 1875: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1888. Heir pres., his bro. Lt.-Col. Arthur Have-
lock James D. (b. 1858; no 2nd heir). Bes.,!
Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton Sq., S.W.
DOYLE, Knight. Sir (Arthur) Conan Doyle,
Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., a D.L. for Surrey, a Kt.
DOY
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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of Grace St. John Jerus., author of many novels
and of the ' History of the Great Boer "War ; '
served as chief Physician of Langman's Hosp. in S.
Africa, and has travelled in Arctic Regions and
"West Africa : b. 1859 (nephew of Richd. Doyle, of
Punch, and grandson of John Doyle, "H.B."),
mar. 1886 Louisa, dau. of J. Hawkins, Esq. Res.,
Undershaw, Hindhead, Haslemere R.S.O.,
Surrey.
DOYLE, Knight's "Widow. Lady D. (Mary,
dau. of Saml. Johnson, Esq.), mar. 1854 Hon. Sir
"Wm. Hy. Doyle, Ch. Just, of Gibraltar (d. 1879).
DOYLE, Maj. Ignatius Purcell, D.S.O.
(1889), late I.M.S.; Burma 1888-9, Chin and Lushai
Hills 1889-93 : b. 1863.
DOYLE, Capt. R. D., D.S.O. (1900-1), N.S.W.
Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa 1900-2.
D'OYLY, Baronet. Sir "Warren Hastings
D'Oyly, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1663), in B.C.S. 1858-91 :
son of 8th Bt. and half-bro. of 9th, b. 1838, sue.
1900, widower. Heir, his son, Hastings Hadley
(b. 1864; 2nd heir, latter' s son Charles Hastings,
b. 1898). Club, Primrose.
D'OYLY, Baronet's "Widow. Elinor, Lady
Z>'<9., dau. of the late Jas. Scott, Esq., mar. 1867,
as 2nd wife, Maj .-Gen. Sir Chas. "W. D'Oyly, 9th
Bt. (d. 1900) . Bes. , Newlands, Blandford, Dorset.
DOYNE, Lady Mary Diana, dau. of 4th E.
of Harewood.
DRAGE, Col. Thomas William, C.B. (Mil.
1897), Army Pay Dept.; Zululd. 1877-8, Nile
1884-5, now Cn- Acct. in Ireld., prev. at Gib-
raltar : b. 1847. Res., Dublin.
DRAGE, Lt.-Col. William Henry. D.S.O.
(1898), Hon. Lt.-Col., late in A.S.C., and with
Egyptn. Army ; Nileand Soudan i884-gand 1897-8,
Dongola i8g5, retd. 1904, a Pacha in Egypt:
b. 1852. Res., Ringwood, Queen Anne Avenue,
Bromley. Kent.
DRAKE, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Eliza-
beth Lucy, dau. of the late Hon. G. Wood), mar.
1863, as 2nd wife, Sir Wm. Hy. Drake, K.C.B.,
Controller at Headqrs. (d. 1882).
DRAKE (FULLER-ELIOTT-), Baronet. Sir
Francis George Augustus Fuller-Eliott Drake,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1821), formerly Capt. Roy. Horse
Gds. : son of the late Capt. Rose H. Puller, R.N.,
and nephew of 1st Bt., whose extended name he
assumed 1870; b. 1837, sue. 1870 (by special
remainder), mar. 1861 Elizabeth, dau. of Sir
Robt. A. Douglas, 2nd Bt. of Glenbervie. Heir,
none. Seats, Nutwell Ct., Lympstone, Exeter;
Buckland Abbey, Yelverton R.S.O., Devon ;
(Sheafhayne House, Yarcombe, Devon, nr. Chard.
DRAYTON, Edward Rawle, C.M.G. (1902),
&\bls been Colon. Sec, Treas., Registrar, &c, of
^Grenada and admind. Govt, of the Windward
•group : b. 1859. Res., Marine Villa, Grenada.
DREDGE, James, C.M.G. (1898), M.I.C.E.,
l&LI.M.E., Joint Editor of Engineering, was
<smploved in connection with the late Brussels
[nternat. Exhibition. Res., West Hill Pk., Titch-
keld, Fareham, Hants. ; 103 Bedford Ct. Mansns.,
cBloomsbury, W.C.
DRENNAN, William Henry, I.S.O. (1902),
Issist. Regist. Deeds Dept. Ireld. : b. 1846.
ftes., 1 Grace Pk. Gdns., Drumcondra, Dublin.
DREW, Knight. Sir Thomas Drew, Kt. Bach.
1900), R.H.Acad. (Pres.), F.R.I.B.A;, late Pres:
I toy. Inst, of Architects of Ireld., Dioc. Archit.
1 or Down: b. 1838. Res., Gortnadrew, 5 Alma
I Id., Monkstown, Co. Dublin; 22 Clare St. , Dublin.
DREWITT, Hon. Mrs. Dawtrey, dau. of 3rd
in. Lilford.
DRINKWATER, Knight. Sir William Leece
Drinkwater, Kt. Bach. (1877), M.A., barrister-at-
law, formerly Memb. of Counc. I. of Man, First
Deemster 1854-97: b. 1812, widower. i?es. , Kirby,
I. of Man {! post-town).
DRISCOLL, Maj. Daniel Patrick, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Driscoll's Scouts; S. Africa 1900-2:
b. i860.
DROGHEDA {pron. Dro'eda) , Earl of. Pon-
sonby William Moore, 9th Earl {Irel.), an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1899), a D.L. for Devon and
Queen's Co. : 2nd cous. once rem. of 8th E.,
and son of the late Ponsonby Arth. Moore,
Esq.; b. April 29, 1846; sue. 1892 (<7.) ; mar. !
1879 Anne Tower, dau. of the late Geo. Moir, j
Esq., LL.D. Seat, Moore Abbey, Monasterevan, J
Co. Kildare.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Moore, 1616 ; Vise. M. 1621 ; E. of j
Drogheda, 1661.— Sir Garret Moore (Kt.), M.P. for Dun-
garvan, was the 1st Bn. aud Vise., his grandson, the I
3rd Vise., being raised to the Earldom. The 6th E. was
created Marq. of Drogheda (Irel. 1791) and Bn. Moore
( U.K. 1801), but both titles expired 1892 with the 3rd M.
and 8th E.
Titled Relatives.
(Moore.)
Issue of present {gth) E. :
Lady Beatrice Minnie Ponsonby M., b. 1883.
Vise. Moore, heir to Earldom: Henry Charles
Ponsonby M., b. 1884. (2nd heir, a 1st cousin of
the Earl, Graham Ponsonby M., b. 1859, gt. gt. i
grandson of 5th Earl, as is the present Peer.)
Sist. of present E. (granted rank of an Earl's dau.
1893) i
(Present Earl, b. 1846.)
Lady Agnes Alexandrina, now Lady A. Anderson, b. :
1848, mar. 1873 Sir Robt. A., K.C.B., q.v.
DROMORE, Bishop of— see " Down."
DRUMLANRIG, Viscount {Scot. 1628), a title
of the Queensberry Marquessate, borne by a
re( eat heir, who was created Bn. Kelhead (d. 1894,
title extinct) ; present heir styled Lord Douglas
of Hawick, talcing the title borne by his father
previous to accession. The feudal Drumlanrig
Barony {Scot, before 1388) lasted till 1628, when
the 9th Bn. was made a Viscount .
DRUMLANRIG and SANQUHAR, Earl of
{Scot. 1706) — see "Buccleuch and Q., D. of."
DRUMMOND, family name of Perth and
Melfort Earldoms, which are now distinct,
whilst the Strathallan Viscty. is absorbed in
Perth. Index :
Hn. Annabella, p. Hn. Frances M. p. Hn. Marg. Cic. p..
Hn. Arth. H.-sep. Hn. Mrs. Eras. p. Hn.MaariceC.A.p.
Hn. Chas. H.-sep. Ly.Georg, S.-H. sep.Hn.Mrs.Maur. aep.
Ly. Edith, p. Hn. Hersey A. p. Hn. Robt. Chas. r. t
Hn. Edmd. Rup. p.Hn. Jas. Eric, p. Hn. Sibyl E. r. !
Hn. Eric, p. Ly. Kath. A.G. sap.
DRUMMOND, Baron— see compounds below.
DRUMMOND, Knight (1). Hon. Sir George
Alexander Drummond, K. C.M.G. (1904), Vice-
Pres. of Bank of Montreal, founder and Pres. of
Canad. Sugar Refining Co., a Dir. of Canad. j
Pacific Rail, and other Cos., a Senator of the
Dominion : b. 1829, mar. 1884, 2nd wife, Grace
Julia, dau. of the late A. Davidson Parker, Esq.,
and wido»v of George Hamilton, Esq. . Res.,
Huntlywood, Beaconsfield, Quebec ; Gadshill,
Caconna, Canada ; 874 Sherbrook St., Montreal.
DRUMMOND, Knight (2) . Sir Victor Arthur
Wellington Drummond, K.C.M.G. (1903), C.B.
(Civ. 1898), late Brit. Min. for Bavaria and
Wurtemberg, • prev. Attache or Charge d'
Affaires at Paris. Madrid, Athens, St. Petersburg,
Washington, and Vienna : b. 1833 (descendant of
T
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Directory of Peerage,
DUG
4th Vise. Strathallan mar. 1884 Elizabeth, dau.
of Chas. Lamson, Esq., of New York. Club, St.
James's.
DRUMMOND, Knight's "Widow. Hon. Lady
D. (Catherine, dau. of the late Adm. Hon. Sir
Geo. Elliot, K.C.B., son of 1st E. of Minto), b.
1823, mar. 1856 Adm. Hon. Sir Jas. R. Drammond,
G. C.B., many years Usher of the Black Bod, son
of 8th Vise. Strathallan (d. 1895). Bes., 1 War-
wick Sq., S.W.
DRUMMOND, Col. Francis Henry Ruther-
ford, CLE. (1897), I. A., Afghn. 1878-80, and on
a Boundary Commssn. 1884-6: b. 1857.. Res.,
Pitcairns, Dunning R.S.O., Perthsh.
DRUMMOND, Capt. George Robinson
Bridge, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), Ch. Constable
of W. Sussex : b. 1845. Pies., Ringley Oak,
Horsham.
DRUMMOND, Lady Katherine Adine
Geraldine, dau. of 3rd M. of Bristol.
DRUMMOND, Hon. Mrs. Maurice, dau. of 2nd
1 Bn. Ribblesdale.
DRUMMOND (HAY-) , Hon. Charles andHon.
Mrs. Arthur — see under 10th E. of Kinnoull.
DRUMMOND (STIRLING - HOME-) , Lady
Georgina Emily Lucy, dau. of 5th M. of Hert-
ford.
DRUMMOND (WILLIAMS-), Baronet. Sir
James Hamlyn Williams Williams-Drummond,
4th Bt. {U.K. 1828), Lord Lieut, and a C.C. of
Carmarthensh. (High Sheriff 1885), Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Carmarthen Artill. Mil., formerly
Lieut. Gren. Gds.: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1866,
mar. 1889, as 2nd husb., Madeline Diana Elizabeth,
dau. of Sir Andrew Agnew, 8th Bt. of Lochnaw,
and widow of Thos. H. Clifton, Esq. Heir, his son
James Hamlyn Williams Williams-Drummond
(b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Lt.-Col. Hugh
Henry John W.-D., b. 1859). Seats, Edwinsford,
Llandilo R.S.O., Carmarths. ; Hawthornden,
Lasswade, Midlothian.
DRUMMOND op CARGILL, Baron {Scot.
1488), also of Stobhall and Montifex (1605),
and of Cromlix (1686)— see "Perth, E. of."
DRUMMOND of GILSTOUN, Baron {Scot.
1685), also of Riccartoun, Castlemaine, and
Galstoun (1686)— see "Melfort, Ctss. of."
DRUMMOND of MEGGlNCH, Hon. Mrs,
Malcolm, dau. of 1st Bn. Amherst of Hackney.
DRUMMOND -HAY, and so Heathcote -
Drummond-Willoughby — see final name of each.
DRUMRY &e., Baron {Scot. 1703)— see "Lind-
say, E. of."
DRURY, Knight. Vice. -Adm. Sir Charles
Carter Drury, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), K.C.S.I.
(1903), F.R.G.S., 2nd Nav. Lord of Admiralty,
was a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria and Comd.
H. M.S. 'Hood' in Crete 1896, late Com.-in-Ch.
East Indies Station: b. 1846, widower. Res.,
Wilbraham PL, Sloane St., S.W.
DRURY, Albert Victor, I.S.O. (1903), Clk.
of Exec. Counc., Queensland: b. 1837. Res.,
Brisbane.
DRURY, Col. Charles William, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1 ), Roy. Canad. Artill.; N. W. Rebelln.
1885, S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1856. Res., Kingston,
Ontario.
DRURY, Henry George, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), late Supt. of the Line, G.E.R.
DRYDEN, Baronet. Sir Alfred Erasmus
Dryden, 8th Bt. of Ambrosden ( Gt. Br. 1733 ; 5th of
Canons Ashby, i795),M.A.,barrister-at-law : bro.
of his predecessor, and, like him, son of 3rd Bt.
of 2nd line and cousin of 6th of 1st; b. 1821,
sue. 1899, widower. Heir, his son Arthur (b.
1852 ; 2nd heir, next son, Alfred Curwen, b.
1857). Seat, Canons Ashby, Byfleld R.S.O.,
Northants. ; town res., 84 High St., Putney, S.W.
*** The Dryden Baronetcy was originally created in
1619, and the poet Dryden was a son of the ist Bt. It
became extinct on the death of the 7th Bt., whose
niece and heiress married a son of the 2nd Bt. of the
Turner Baronetcy of 1733 creation (Ambrosden), and her
husband, who adopted the name of Dryden, Avas in 1795
himself created a Bt. In 1874, on the death of the 6th
Bt. in the Turner line, the 4th Bt. of Canons Ashby
succeeded, and the two lines coalesced.
DUBERLY, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 3rd
Bn, Sandys.
DUBLIN, Archbishop of. His Grace the
Most Rev. Joseph Ferguson Peacocke, D.D..
62nd Abp. of Dublin, 58th Bp. of Glandelagh (or
Glendalough), and 92nd of Kildare; late Bp. of
Meath, prev. Rect. of Monkstown, Canon of St.
Patrick's and Prof. Pastoral Theol. at Dublin
Univ., of the Senate of which he is a memb. : b.
1835, mar. 1865, cons, to Meath 1894, transl. 1897.
Res., The Palace, St. Stephen's Grn., Dublin.
*#* The Province of Dublin comprises the Sees of
Cashel, Cork, Killaloe, Limerick, and Ossoiy.
DUBLIN, Earl of {U.K. 1850), late one of
the Imperial (not Irish) titles of H.M. when Prince
of Wales; now absorbed (from 1901) in the
Crown.
*#* It may be noticed that there are other apparently
Irish titles which were given to the Royal Family
during the period when the bestowal oj Irish Peerages
had been abandoned, which are all of U.K. : they
include " D. of Connaught," " Bn. Arklow," " Bn.
Killarney," and " E. of Athlone" (D. of Clarence and
Avondale).
DU BOIS de FERRIERES, Baron- see "De
Ferrieres," the conventional title.
DU CANE, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon. Lady
Du C, nee Hon. Georgiana Susan Copley, dau. of
1st and last Bn. Lyndhurst, b. 1838, mar. 1863
Sir Chas. Du Cane, K.C.M.G. (d. 1889). Res.,
Mountains, Witham, Essex ; 41 Eaton PI., S.W.
— (3) Lady Du C. (Florence Victoria, dau. of the
late Col. Saunderson, and widow of Col. Marma-
duke J. Grimston), mar. 1883, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., Maj.-Gen. Sir Edmund Fredk. Du Cane,
K.C.B. (d. 1903). Res., 10 Tortman Sq., W.
DU CANE, Col. Hubert John, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), R.A., Hazara 1888, S. Africa 1899,
now Mil. Attache at Sofia : b. 1859.
DUCIE, Earl of. Henry John Moreton, 3rd
Earl {U.K.),F.C. {Gt. Br. 1859), F.R.S., Lord
Warden of the Stannaries and Lord Lieut, and
a Co. Aid. of Gloucestersh., on the Counc. of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Hon. Col. 2nd Vol.
Batt. Glouc. Regt., formerly Capt. of Yeomen of
the Guard, an M.P. 1852-3 (as Lord Moreton) :
son of 2nd E. ; b. June 25, 1827; sue. 1853 {L.U.);
mar. 1849 nis 1st cousin the late Julia (d. 1895),
dau. of Jas. H. Langston, Esq., M.P. Seats,
Tortworth Ct., Falfield R.S.O., Glouc. ; Sarsden
House, Chipping Norton, Oxon; town res., 16
Portman Sq., W.
Creations. Bn. Ducie, Gt. Br. 1763 ; E. of Ducie and
Bn. Moreton, U.K. 1837.— A Barony of Ducie was created
m 1720, and given to Matthew Ducie Moreton, great
nephew of Sir Win. Ducie, who had been made Vise
Downe by Charles IL, a title which went no further!
The 2nd Bn. Ducie also died without issue, but he had
been awarded another Barony of Ducie, with remainder'
to his nephews, so that he became the ist Bn. of our
existing line. The Earldom and Moreton Barony were
granted to the 4th Bn. Ducie. The family name was
DUC
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
DUP
259
formerly Reynolds, but Moreton was substituted (not
added) by the 2nd and 3rd Bns.
Titled Relatives.
(Moreton.)
Issue of present (3rd) E. :
Lady Constance Emily, now Lady C. Shaw-Lefevre,
b. 1850, mar. 1874 Rt. Hon. Geo. Jno. S.-L., see
"Lefevre, S.-, Pnv. Counc."
Lord Moreton, heir to Earldom : Henry Haughton
Reynolds if., a D.L. for Gloucestersh., formerly an
M.P. : b. 1857, mar. 1888 Ada Margarette, dau. of
the late Dudley R. Smith, Esq. Res., Sarsden
House, Chipping Norton, Oxon. (2nd heir, his
uncle Hon. Berkeley.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
S 'resent Earl, b. 1827.)
on. Berkeley Basil St., Colon. Sec. and Min. of
Public Instruction, Queensld., pre v. Postmaster-
Gen. : b. 1834, mar. 1862 Emily Eleanor, dau. of
Jno. Kent, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Berkeley M.). Res.
Waratah, Maryborough, Queensld.
Hon. Reynolds Si. Post-Capt. R.N. retd. (served in
Burmese War and in Black Sea), a D.L. for
Leicestersh. : b. 1835, mar. 1894, 3rd wife, Gertrude,
dau. of Sir Percyvall Hart Dyke, 6th Bt. (Hon.
Mrs. Reynolds Si.).
Hon. Seymour M., b. 1841, mar. 1869 Mary Ellen,
another dau. of Jno. Kent, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Seymour Si.), sist. of Hon. Mrs. Berkeley above.
Lady Alice, now Lady A. Havelock-Allan, b. 1843,
mar. 1865 the late Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry M. H.-A., 1st
Bt., &c— see "Allan, H.-, Bt.'s Wid."
Lady Eleanor, now Lady E. Brodie of Brodie, b.
1844, mar. 1868 the late Hugh F. Ashley B., Esq.
(d. 1889). Res. Brodie Castle, Forres, Elginsh.
Hon. Richard Charles Jf.j Marshal of Ceremonies to
H.M. a D.L. for Gloucestersh., formerly Midsh.
R.N. : b. 1846, mar. 1868 Janie, dau. of Thos. Ralli,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Richard M.), Honorary Lady in
Waiting to H.R.H. the Dchss. of Albany. Res.,
Crookham House, Fleet, Winchfield, Hants.
Hon. Matthew Henry M., a Magistrate in New
Guinea, formerly Lieut. 78th Foot; b. 1847, mar.
iooi Kathleen Louisa, dau. of the late Jno. Seale,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Matthew M.).
Lady Evelyn M., Lady in Waiting to H.R.H. the
Duchess of Albany, b. 1849. Res., 7 BarkstonGdns.,
Earl's Ct., S.W.
— D au. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Algernon M. (Emilia Olivia, dau. of the
late Hon. Augustus Hy. Macdonald-Moreton,M.P.,
son of 1st E.), b. 1841, mar. 1875 her 1st cousin the
late Hon. Algernon Thomas Si. (d. 1880). .Res.,
23 Ted worth Sq. , Chelsea, S.W.
DUCK, Vet.-Col. Francis, C.B. (Mil. 1897),
F.R.C.V.S., S. Africa 1877-81 and 1884-5, Princ.
Vet. Off. in India 1894-7, Dir.-Gen. Army Vet.
Dept. 1897- 1902 : b. 1845. Club, Jun. Constit.
DUCKWORTH , Knight. Sir Dyce Duckworth,
Kt. Bach. (1886), M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.P., Phys.
to St. Bartholomew's Hosp., late Hon. Phys. to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and Pres. Clin. Soc.
j of London, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
I 1840, mar. 1890, 2nd wife, Ada Emily, dau. of
I GK Arth. Fuller, Esq. Bes., 11 Grafton St., W.
DUCKWORTH, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of
1st Bn. Campbell and Bnss. Stratheden— see
"Stratheden and C."
DUCKWORTH, Lady Margaret Leonora
Evelyn Selina, dau. of 4th E. of Carnarvon.
DUCKWORTH, Rev. Robinson, C.V.O. (1902),
V.D., D.D., Canon and Sub-Dean of Westminster
Abbey. Chapl. in Ord. to H.M., Chapl. to Civ.
Serv. Vols, and to Order of St. John of Jerus.,
Vic. of St. Mark's, Hamilton Terr.. N.W. : b. 1834.
Res., 5 Abbey Rd., St. John's Wd., N.W. ; Little
Cloisters, Westmr.. S.W.
DUDGEON, Knight. Sir Charles John Dud-
jeon, Kt. Bach. (1903), Chmn. of Shanghai branch
)f China Assoc., late attached to Sir J. Mackay's
Mission to China: b. 1855, mar. 1884 Isabella
Annie, dau. of Maj.-Gen. W. C. O'Shaughnessy.
Bes., Shanghai.
DUDLEY, Earl op. William Humble Ward,
2nd Earl {U.K.), G.M.P. (1902), P.C. {Gt. Br.
same year), G.C.V.O. (1903), Lord Lieut, of Ire-
land (appd. 1902), L.C.C., a D.L. and Co. Aid.
for Wore, Lord High Steward of Kidderminster,
Maj. Wore. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1900, late Pari. Sec. to Bd. of Trade : son of 1st E. ;
b. May 25, 1867 ; sue. 1885 ( C.) ; mar. 1891 Rachel,
dau. of the late Chas. Gurney, Esq., a Lady of
Grace St. John Jerus. Seats, Witley Ct., Stour-
port, Wore; Himley Hall, Dudley; Crogen,
Corwen, Merionethsh. ; Rockingham, Boyle, Co.
Roscommon; town res., 7 Carlton Gdns., S.W. ;
offic. res., Vice-Regal Lodge, Dublin.
Creations. Bn. Ward, Eng. 1644; E. of Dudley and
Vise. Ednam, U.K. i860.— Humble, 1st Bn. Ward, was
husband of the Bnss. Dudley, 10th of a line (1342-1757)
now in abeyance. The nth Bn. Ward was made an Earl
and Viscount in the existing line ; the 9th Bn. had
received these same titles in 1827, but they died with
him in 1833 ; the 6th also had been created Vise. Dudley
and Ward, but these honours lapsed with those last
mentioned.
Titled Relatives.
(Ward.)
Issue of present {2nd) E. :
Lady Gladys Honor W., b. 1892.
Vise. Ednam, heir to Earldom: William Humble
Eric W., b. 1894.
Lady Morvyth Lillian W., b. 1896.
Hon. Roderick John W., 2nd heir, b. 1902.
Lady Alexandra Patricia W. , b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1867.)
Hon. John Hubert W., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904),
Equerry in Ord. to H.M. and 2nd Lieut. Wore.
Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900 as an
A.D.C. and Press Censor, now an Assist. Priv. Sec.
(unpaid) to Financ. Sec. to War Office : b. 1870.
Res., 14 Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
Hon. Robert Arthur W., late Lieut. Wore. Imper.
Yeom., served in S. Africa 1901-2 as an A.D.C, an
M.P. 1895-1900 : b. 1871. Club, Marlborough.
Lady Edith Amelia, now The Lady Wolverton, b.
1872, mar. 1895 4th Bn. W., q.v.
Hon. Cyril Augustus W., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
Lieut. R.N. Emerg. List, an A.D.C. to his bro. the
Lord Lieut. : b. 1876, mar. 1904 Bnss. Irene de
Brienen, dau. of the late Bn. de Brienen, of the
Hague (Hon. Mrs. Cyril W.). Res., Rossferry, Co.
Fermanagh (? post-town).
Hon. Gerald Ernest Francis IF., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), late Lieut. 1st Life Gds. and A.D.C. to his
bro. the Lord Lieut., served in S. Africa 1899-1900 :
b. 1877, mar. 1899 Lady Evelyn Louisa Selina Grich-
ton, dau. of 4th E. of Erne. Res., 15 Hyde Pk.
St.,W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Evelyn L. Selina W., see preceding.
DUDLEY, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of D. (Georgiana Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thos.
Moncreiffe, 7th Bt.), R.R.C., a Lady of Grace
St. John Jerus. : mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, 1st E.
of Dudley (d. 1885). Bes., Pembroke Lodge,
Richmond, Surrey.
DUDLEY (DE L'ISLE and)— see " De L'Isle."
DUFF, family name of Fife Dukedom, q.v. for
" Ladies."
DUFF, Knight's Widow. Lady D. (Louisa,
dau. of Sir Wm. Scott, 6th Bt. of Anerum, ex-
tinct line), mar. 1871 Rt. Hon. Sir Robt. W. Duff,
G.C.M.G., Gov. of N.S. Wales (d. 1895). Bes.,
Fetteresso Castle, Stonehaven, Kincardinesh. ;
Glassaugh House, Portsoy R.S.O., Banffsh. ; 11
Eaton PL, S.W.
DUFF, Maj.-Gen. Beauchamp, C.B. (Mil.
1901), CLE. (1897), LA., Col. 9th Gurkha
Rifles ; Afghn. 1878-80, Isazai, and Waziristan,
late Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. India, in S. Africa
260
DUP
Directory of Peerage,
DUN
1899-1900 as Assist. Mil. Sec. and A.A.G. to Gen.
Sir G. White, now A.G. in India : b. 1855. Ees.,
Simla.
DUFF, Lt.-Col. Benjamin Michael, I.S.O.
(1903), M.I.E.E., late Cape Tn. Higlildrs. ; Trans-
kei 1880-1, Boer "War 1899-1900, has been Sec. of
Posts and Telegraphs t> G.P.O., Cape Colony: 1
b. 1840. lies., Green Point, nr. Cape Town.
DUFF, Col. Charles Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late comdg. 8th Hussars; Afghn. 1879-80 1
and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1858.
DUFF, Lady (Gladys Mary) Juliet, dau. of
4th E. of Lonsdale.
DUFF (GOB-DON-), Lady Frances Blanche, |
dau. of 3rd Earl Fortescue.
DUFF (GRANT-), Priv. Counc. and Knight.
Rt. Bon. Sir Mountstuart Elphinstone Grant-
D>iff,F.C. (Gt. Br. 1880), G.C.S.I. (1886), OLE.
(1881), M.A., LL.B., F.R.S., F.R.G.S. (Pres.
1889-93), F.R.Hist.S. (Pres. 1891-9), a D.L. for
Cos. Middx., Aberdeen, and Elgin, barrister-at-
law, Royal Trustee of Brit. Mus., an M.P. 1857-81 ,
has been Under Sec. for India and the Colonies,
Gov. of Madras, and Lord Rector of Aberdeen
Univ. : b. 1829, mar. 1859 Anna Julia, C.I., dau.
of Edwd. Webster, Esq. lies., Lexden Pk., Col-
chester; 11 Chelsea Embkmt., S.W.
DUFFERIN and AVA, Marquess of. Terence
John Temple IlamiUon-Templc-Blachwood. 2nd
Marq. ( U.K.), Bn. Dufferin and Claneboye (Irel.),
and a Bt. ; a D.L. for Co. Down, formerly ind
Sec. in Diplom. Serv. : son of 1st Marq. ; b. March
16, 1866; sue. 1902 (L.U.): mar. 1893 Florence,
dau. of Jno. H. Davis, Esq., of New York. Seat,
Clandeboye, Belfast; tewn res., 75 Cadogan Sq.,
S.W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1763 ; Bn. Dufferin and Clane-
boye (q.v. on the spelling), iCoo. U.K. : Bn. Clandeboye,
1850; E. of Dufferin and Vise. Clandeboye, 1I71 ; M. of
Dufferin and Ava, and E. of Ava, 1888.— The widow of Sir
John Blackwood. 2nd Bt., M.P., was awarded the Irish
Barony. The 1st Marquess, the distinguished statesman
and diplomatist who was Gov. -Gen. of Canada, Viceroy
of India, British Commissionei in Egypt, and Ambassa-
dor at St. Petersburg, Constantinople, Rome, and Paris,
obtained in succession all the U.K. titles. The name
of Hamilton was prefixed to Blackwood by the 2nd Bn.
and that of Temple by t he 3rd ; but both are of ..en ig-
nored in usage.
Titled Relatives.
(Hamilton- Temple-Blackivood.)
Issue of present (2nd) M. :
Lady Doris Gwendolen H.-T.-B., b. 1895.
Lady Ursula Florence H.-T.-B., b 1899.
Lady Patricia Ethel H.-T.-B., b. 1902.
Surviving issue of 1st M. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
Lady Helen Hermionc, now Lady Helen Munro-Fer-
cuson.b. 1865, mar. 18E9 Ronald Crawfurd M.-F.,
Esq., M.P. Res., Baith, Kirkcaldy, Fifesh. ; Novar,
Evanton B.S.O., Ross-sh. ; 46 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
(Present Maruuess, b. 1866. j
Lady Hermione Catherine Helen H.-T.-B., b. i£69.
Lord Ian Basil Gawaine Temple H.-T.-B. (' Lord
Basil Blackwood "), heir pres. to Marquessate, bar-
risters t-law, Sec. to Govt, of Orange River Col.,
late Dep. Judge Atvcc. to the Forces in South
Africa : b. 1870.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now The Lady Plunket,
b. 1873, mar. 1894 " '
Bn. Plunket, q.v.
Aiexananna, now xne l.uay ruinKer,
1894 Hon. William Lee P., now 5th
, q.v.
Lord Frederick Temple Thomas H.-T.-B., D.S.O.
(igco-i), 2nd heir, Capt. gth Lancers, served in S.
Africa 1500 : b. 187";.
DUFFERIN and AVA, Marquess's Widow.
Dowager Marchioness of D. & A., V.A., C.I.
(Hariot Georgina, dau. of the late Archib. R.
Hamilton, Esq.), mar. 1862 1st M.-of Dufferin and
Ava, K.P., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., F.R.S., formerly
Viceroy of India, &c, see "Creations" (d. igo2).
Ees., Clandeboye, Belfast.
DUFFEY, Knight's Widow. Lady£>. (Agnes,
dau. of the late Jno. Cameron, Esq.), mar. 1871
Sir Geo. Fredk. Duffey, M.D., F.R.C.P.I. (d.
1903) . Ees. , 30 Fitzwilliam PL, Dublin.
DUFFY, Charles Gayan,C.M.G. (1904), Clerk
to Ho. of Repres. of Austral. Commonwth. Ees.,
Sydnev.
DUGDALE, Lady Ev.;. Sarah Louisa, dau. of
4th E. of Warwick.
DUGDALE, Capt. James Gordon, D.S.O. j
(1902), 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
1874.
DUGMORE, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Brougham and Vaux.
DUGMORE, Capt. Willi amFrancis Brougham
Radclyffe, D.S.O. (1899), N. Staffords. Regt.;
Uganda 1896-7, S. Africa 1901, Somalild. 1902-3:
b. 1868.
DUKA, Capt. Albert Tiieophilus, D.S.O.
(iqoo-i), M.A.. Qnsld. Army Med. Coips, Med.
Offr. to Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1866.
Ees., Lismore, N.S. Wales.
DUKE, Baronet. Sir James Duke, 2nd Bt.
{U.K. 1849), formerly Lieut. Cinque Ports Artill.
Mil. : son of 1st Bt.. b. 1865, sue. 1873, mar.
1889 Marion Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jas.
Duke Hill, Esq. Heir, none. Seat, Laughton
Lodge, nr. Hawkhurst, Sussex.
DULEEP SINGH, Maj. Prince Frederick
Victor, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), M.A., Norf.
Imper. Yeom. : b. 1868. Ees., Old Buckenham
Hall, Attleborough, Norfolk.
DULEEP SINGH, Princess Victor, dau. of
9th E. of Coventry.
DULY, Lieut. Charles, D.S.O. (1900-1), Mata-
beleld. 1896, comdg. Rhodesian Cyclists in S. Africa
1900: b. 1870. Ees., Bulawayo.
DU MAURIER, Maj. Guy Louis Busson,
D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Fus. ; Crete 1899, S.Africa
1902 : b. 1865.
DUMBLANE, Viscount— see " Dunblane."
DUMFRIES, Earc of (Scot. 1633), title of the
I Marq. of Bute, borne by the heir when a son.
DUMFRIESSHIRE, Marquess of (Scot. 1706)
j —see " Buceleuch, D. of."
I DU MOULIN, Bishop— see " Niagara."
I DUNALLEY, Baron. Henry O'Callaghan
Prittie, 4th Bn. (Irel.), an Irish Repres. Teer
(el. 1893), B.A., Lieut, of Co. Tipperary, and
j Hen. Col. 4th Batt. Roy. Ir. Regt. (Mil.), for-
! merly Lieut. Bifie Brigade : son of 3rd Bn. ; b.
March 21, 1851; sue. 1885(C); mar. 1876 Mary
Frances, dau. of Maj .-Gen. Regd. O. Fanner,
R.A. Seat, Kilboy, Nenagh, Co. Tipperaiy.
Creation. Bn. Dunalley, Irel. 1800.— Henry Sadleir
Prittie, M.P. for Co. Tipperary (as were his father and
grandfather;, was created 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Prittie.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Henry Corneliis O'Callaghan P., heir to
Barony, Lieut. Rif. Brig. : b. 1877.
The deceased Maura Geialdine jP., b. 1879, d. 1S80.
Hon. Francis Beginald Denis P., 2nd heir, Lieut.
Rifle Brigade : b. 1880.
Hon. Kathleen Eveiilda P., b. 1882.
The deceased Mary P., b. & d. 1385.
The deceased Hon. Irene Rose P., b. & d. 1387.
DUNBAR, Baronet of Booth. Sir Frederick
George Dunbar, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1814), son of 3rd
Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1875, sue. 1900, mar.
1898 Mary, dau. of Alex. Sutherland, Esq. No
heir. Seat, Boath House, nr. Auldearn, Nairnsh.
DUN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
DUN 261
DUNBAR, Baronet of Durn. Sir George
Alexander Drummond Dunbar, 8th Bt. (Scot.
1697), son of 7th Bt., b. 1879, sue. 1903. Heir
pres., his bro. Hugh Stephen (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir,
next bro., Patrick Martin Borlase, b. 1884). Res.,
Johannesburg.
DUNBAR, Baronet of Hempriggs. Sir George
Duff Sutherland Dunbar, 6th Bt. (Scot. 1706),
Lieut. LA. : son of the late Garden Duff -Dun bar,
Esq., and grandson of 5th Bt. de jure (who never
assumed the title) ; b. 1878, sue. 1897, claim
admitted 1899, mar. 1903 Sibyl Hawtrey, dau. of
the late Col. Chas. W. H. Tate. Heir pres., his
bro. Kenneth James Duff, B.N. (b. 1886; no
known 2nd heir) . Seats, Hempriggs and Ackergill
Tower, nr. Wick, Caithness-sh.
*** This Baronetcy is open to " heirs whatsoever" and
is therefore allowed to descend through (but not to)
females. The present Bt. succeeds through his gt.
gi-andmother, Louisa, eld. dau. of 3rd Bt.
DUNBAR, Baronet of Mochrum. Sir "William
Co3patrick Dunbar, 9th Bt. (Scot. i694),C.B. (Civ.
I 1887), F.R.G.S. (Scot.), Registrar-Gen. for Engld.
and Wales, late Assist. Und. Sec. for Scotld., is
a D.L. for Wigtownsh. : son of 7LI1 Bt. and bro.
of 8th, b. 1844, sue. 1904, mar. 1878 Nina Sus-
annah, dau. of the late Alfred Douglas-Hamilton,
Esq., uncle of 13th D. of Hamilton. Heir pres.,
his 1st cousin James George Hawker Rowland
D. (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir, another 1st cousin, Richard
Taylor D., b. 1855). Seats, Mochrum Pk., Kirk-
cowan R.S.O., Wigtownsh. ; res., Earn Bank,
Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh.; 8 Onslow Sq..
S.W.
*#* The la'e Baronet wrote to us in 1904 expressing
an objection to our term "2nd heir," or r-ther to the
use of the word " heir " at all ; and as we find by a letter
from Mr. Burke that he entertains the sjine view, we are j
bound to respect it though we cannot concur. There
appears to exist an old legal pronouncement, " Nemo
haeres est viventis" (No one is heir of a living person) ;
but in Johnson's quarto Dictionary we find the leading ■
definition " One that is inheritor of anything after its
present possissor," and this is furtifiei by quotations j
from Locke, Siiakespeare, Tops, and Swift; whilst the ;
frequent employment of the word in Scripture (e.g.
" One born in my house is mine heir," Gen. xv. 3 ; and j
"This is the heir, let us kill him," Matt. xxi. 38, is 1
surely, in conjunction with the preceding, abundant |
justification for what is now the all but universal usage. 1
DUNBAR, Baronet of North field. Sir Archt- |
bald Hamilton Dunbar, 7th Bt. (Scot. 1700), a D.L. j
for Elginsh., formerly Capt. 66th Regt. : son of j
6th Bt., b. 1828, sue. 1898, mar. 1865 Isabella |
Mary, dau. of Chas. Eyre, Esq. Heir pres., his j
half-bro. Ven. Charles Gordon Cumming D., j
D.D. (b. 1844 ; 2nd heir, their cousin Arbuthnott
John, b. 1885). Seat, Duff us House, Elgin.
DUNBAR, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady D.
of Boath (Louisa Pemble, dau. of the late Lt.-Col.
Jno. W. Parsons, C.M.G.), mar. 1854 Sir Jas.
Alex. Dunbar, Capt. R.N., 3rd Bt. (d. 1883). Res.,
with 5th Bt. — (2) LadyZ). of Durn (Maria Louisa
Hancorn, dau. of the late J. Hancom Smith, Esq.,
of S. Africa), mar. 1873 Sir Drummond Miles
Dunbar, 7th Bt. (d. 1903). Res., with 8th Bt.
— (3) Lucy, Lady D. of Mochrum (Lucy Blanche
Cordelia, dau. of the late Chas. T. C. Grant, Esq.),
mar. i832 Sir Uthred J. H. Dunbar, 8th Bt.
(d. 1904). Res., Galloway Lodge, Bosombe,
Bournemouth.— (4) Dowager Lady Z>. of North-
field (Sophia, dau. of Geo. Orred, Esq.), mar.
1840, as 2nd wife, Sir Archib. Dunbar, 6th Bfc.
(d. 1898). Res., with 7th Bt.
DUNBLANE, Bishop of— see " St. Andrews."
DUNBLANE, Viscount, otherwise "Durn-
blane " or " Dumblaine" (Scot. 1675)— see "Leeds,
D. of."
DUNBOYNE, Baron. Robert St. John
EitzWa'lter Butler, 25th Bn. by writ (Irel.), 16th
by patent, an Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1901) ; B.A.,
a D.L. for Middlesex, late Sen. Master of the
Supreme Ct. of Judic. and King's Remembrancer':
son of 23rd Bn. and bro. of 24th; b. Jan. 20,
1844; sue. 1899 (C); mar. 1869 Caroline Maude
Blanche, dau. of the late Capt. Geo. Probyn. Seats,
Ouseley Lodge, Old Windsor ; Knoppogue Castle
Quin R.S.O., Co. Clare.— See also next art.
Creations. Bn. of Dunboyne, lrel. 1274 by writ. 1541 by
patent (takes precedence from the latter).— William Le
I Petit, Lord of Dunboyne and Mullingar, was, according
I to 'Foster' (now styled 'Lodge'), summoned to the
Irish Parliament by King John in 1207, but Sir Thos.
le Botiler, who on a like summons took his seat in 1324,
! counts as the 1st, according to 'Burke,' of the series of
j 25 Barons. (' Burke ' still gives 1374 in his summary of
creations, and the late Peer gave same date to our-
selves, but neith-r authority makes mention of any
summons being issued in that year.) He was younger
brother of an Earl of Carrick (created by Edward II.
and soon extincti. The 10th Bn. obtained the patent.
The 21st Bn. was B.C. Bishop of Cork. The late Baron
took the surname Clifford-Butler, but it has gone no
further, his only issue being a married daughter.
Titled Relatives.
. (Butler.)
Issue of present (25th) Bn.:
Hon. Lavinia Alice Julia, now Hon. Mrs. John
Hindson, b. 1863, mar. 1891 Rev. Jno. Hutchinson
H. Ren , Bradwall Hall, Sandbach, Chesh.
Hon. Maude Celestina, now Hon. Mrs. Robert
Donner, b. 1872, mar. 1895 Robt. Chas. 1)., Esq.
Res., 28 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. FitzWalter Geokge Pkohyn B., heir to
Barony, Lieut. R.N., served with Witu Expedn.
1890 : b. 1874.
Hon. Lesley James Probyn B. , 2nd heir, Lieut. Irish
Ud*., served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1876.
Hon. Blanche Amy Charlotte B., b. i8;8.
Hon. Rosalinda La?titia B., b. 1881.
Hon. Robert Thomas Rowley Probyn B., C.E., Pub.
Works Dept. India : b. 1882.
Hon. Theobald Patrick Probyn B., 2nd Lieut. R.F.A.:
b. i834.
Issue of 24th Bn. (niece of present) :
Hon. Rosalinda Catherine Sophia, now Hon. Mrs.
William Peters, b. 1861, mar. 1883 Maj.-Geu. Wm.
Hy. Brooke P. Res., Harefield, Lympstone,
Exeter; 2 Cromwell PL, S.W.
Dau. -in-law of 22nd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 23rd Baron, b. 1806, d. i38i. 8ms :
The lute 24th Baron, b. 1839, d. 1899.
Present Baron, b. 1844.)
[Hon. Mrs. Charles B. (Constance Isabel, dau. of the
late Adm. Jno. E. Walcot, M.P.),mar., 1st, 1872, as
2nd wife, the late Hon. Charles Lennox B. (d. 1885);
2ndly, 1888, the late Lt.-Gen. Geo. J. Peacocke
(d. 1895) -forfeiting her title of " Hon."]
DUNBOYNE, Baron (Irel. 1719), a title of the
Verulam Earldom (see also Bn. D. above).
DUNBOYNE, Baron's Widow. Marion,
Lady D., dau. of the late Col. Hy. Morgan
Clifford, mar. i860 24th Bn. Dunboyne (d. 1899).
Res.. Greendale, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter.
DUNCAN, family name of the Camperdown
Earldom, q.v. for Hon. George.
DUNCAN, Baronet. Sir Surr William
Duncan, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1905).
DUNCAN, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1797), a title of
the Camperdown Earldom, borne by the heir
when a son. Baron Duncan (same date) is also
among the titles.
DUNCAN, Maj. Francis John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Scots; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1870.
DUNCAN, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy.
262 DUN Directory o
Scots Fus. ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-
1901, now a Staff-Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1872.
DUNCAN, John Murray, I.S.O. (1902),
barrister-at-law, Receiver-Gen. of Crown Land
Revs. : b. 1846. Res., TJsborne House, "Welling-
ton, Surrey ; 1 Whitehall PL, S.W.
DUNCAN, Leland Lewis, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), F.S.A., in War Office: b. 1862. Res.,
Rosslair, Lingairds Rd., Lewisham, S.E.
DUNCAN, Patrick, C.M.G. (1904), M.A.,
Colon. Treasurer, Transvaal : b. 1870. Res., Pre-
toria.
DUNCAN (EALDANE-), name of the Earl of
Camperdown, not of the family.
DUNCAN (WHYTE-MELVILLE-) ,Hon. Mrs.
Leslie, dau. of 1st Bn. Bateman.
DUNCANNON, Baron {U.K. 1834)— see
" Bessborough, E. of."
DUNCANNON, Viscount {by courtesy— title,
Ire?. 1723), eld. son and heir of E . of Bessborough.
\ DUNCOMBE, family name of Feversham
Earldom, q.v. for " Hons.," and Lady (Emily)
1 Caroline.
j DUNCOMBE, Lady (Anne) Florence Ade-
; laide, dau. of 7th E. of Sandwich,
j DUNCOMBE (PAUNCEFORT-) , Baronet.
; Sir Everard Philip Digby Pauncefort-Duncombe,
j 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1859), son of 2nd Bt., b. 1885,
! sue. 1895. No present heir. Seat, Brickhill Manor,
Bletchley, Bucks.
DUNCOMBE ( PAUNCEFORT-) , Baronet's
Widow. Lady P.-D. (Flora, dau. of Sir Alex.
Matheson, 1st Bt.), mar. 1883 Sir Philip H.
Pauncefort-Duncombe, 2nd Bt. (d. 1895). Res.,
Brickhill Manor, as above.
DUNDAFF, Viscount {Scot. 1707)— see "Mont-
rose, D. of."
DUNDAS, family name of Zetland Marques-
sate and of Melville Viscounty. Index to the
two lines &c. :
Ly. Alice, z. Hn. Hy. Chas. C. M.Ly. Mary, sep.
Ly. .Beatrix, sep. Hn. Mrs. Hy. sep. Hn. Montagu, m.
Hn. Blanche C. m. Hn. Mrs. Jno. z. Hn. Richd. S. m.
Ly. Charl. Jane, z. Hn.Mrs. J. Chas. z.Hn. Thomas, z.
Hn. Chas. CP. m. Hn. KennethR. m. Hn. Violet, m.
Hn.Cospatk.P.B. ii.Hn. Laura M. m. Hn. Wm. Ftzwm. z.
Hn. Cospatk. T. z. Hn.LiliasNina m. Hn. Wm. Walt. sr.
Ld. Geo. H. L. z. Hn. Maisie, m.
DUNDAS, Baron {Gt. Br. 1794)— see " Zetland,
M. of."
DUNDAS, Baronet of Arniston. Sir Robert
Dundas, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1898), a D.L. and late Con-
vener for Midlothian :• son of the late Robt.
Dundas, Esq., b. 1823, widower. Heir, his son
Lt.-Col. Robert D. (b. 1857 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Capt. Henry Herbert Philip D., b. 1866, mar. the
under-mentioned Lady Beatrix Dundas). Seat,
Arniston, Gorebridge R.S.O., Midlothian.
DUNDAS, Baronet of Beechwood. Sir Charles
Henry Dundas, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1821), formerly
Capt. and Hon. Maj . 3rd Batt. Black Watch (Mil.) :
son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd, b. 1851, sue. 1904.
Heir pres., his bro. George Whyte Melville (b.
1856; 2nd heir, latter' s son David George
Minden, Lieut. I. A., b. 1880). Seat, Dunira,
Crieff, Perthsh.
DUNDAS, Lord {0/ Session). David Dundas,
B.A., a memb. of Univ. Ct. of Edinburgh, late
Solic.-Gen. of Scotld.,was Advoc.-Depute 1890-2,
appd. Q.C. 1867, a Lord of Session with title
" (Hon.) Lord Dundas " 1905 : b. 1854, widower.
Res., 11 Drumsheugh Gdns., Edinburgh.
DUNDAS, Lady Beatrix Lucy, dau. of 12th
E. of Home and wife of 2nd heir to Btcy. of
Arniston.
Peerage, DUN
DUNDAS, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st Bn.
Napier of Magdala.
DUNDAS, Maj. Laurence Charles, D.S.O.
(1886), Afghn. 1878-9, Burma 1886-7, ret. 1896,
late Gov. of Maidstone Prison and a D.A.A.G.
Bengal : b. 1857, mar. 1898 the under-mentioned
Lady Mary D.
DUNDAS, Col. Lorenzo George, C.B. (Civ.
1896), Hon. Col. (late Col. comdg.) 6th Batt.
Roy. Fus. (Mil.) ; Crimea : b. 1837. Res., Gloster
Lodge, E. Molesey, Surrey.
DUNDAS, Lady Mary, dau. of nth E. of
Lindsey (q.v.), and wife of the above Maj. Laur.
C. Dundas, D.S.O.
DUNDONALD, Earl of. Douglas Mac-
Kinnon Baillie Hamilton Cochrane, 12th Earl
{Scot.), C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Mil. 1896), a
Scottish Repres. Peer (el. 1886), late comdg. the
Militia in Canada, formerly Col. comdg. 2nd Life
Gds., served in Nile Expedn. 1884-5, eomd. as
Maj.-Gen.anlrreg. Mounted Brigade inS. Africa
1899-1901 : son of 11th E. ; b. Oct. 29, 1852; sue.
1885 {L.U.); mar. 1878 Winifred, dau. of the
late Robt. Bamford-Hesketh, Esq. Seat, Gwrych
Castle, Abergele R.S.O., Denb. ; town res., 34
Portman Sq., W.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Cochrane of Dundonald, 1647 ;
E. of Dundonald and Ld. Cochrane of Paisley and Ochil-
trie, 1669. Marq. of Maranham, Brazil 1824 (Marquez de
M.).— Sir Wm. Cochrane (Kt.) was awarded first the
Barony and afterwards the Earldom with its accom-
panying titles. The Brazilian title was conferred upon
the 10th Earl, the famous naval commander, better
known as Ld. Cochrane. He was noted by the destruc-
tion of Napoleon's ships in the Basque Roads 1809, and
by the important help he rendered to Chili and Peru in
achieving their independence from Spain ; he after this
entered the service of Brazil, and still later commanded
thp Greek Navy in the struggle for freedom ftTOm the
Turks. His life extended from 1775 to i860.
Titled Relatives.
(Cochrane.)
Issue of present {12th) E. :
Lady Grizel Winifred Louise, now Lady G. Hamilton,
b. 1880, mar. 1904 Hon. Ralph G. Alex. H., Master
of Belhaven.
Loud Cochrane, heir to Earldom : Thomas Hesketh
Douglas Blair C, 2nd Lieut. 4th Batt. Lines. Regt.
(Mil.), b. 1886.
Lady Jean Alice Elaine C, b. 1887.
Lady Marjorie Gwendolen Elsie C, b. 1889.
Hon. Douglas Robert Hesketh Roger C, and heir,
b. 1893.
Surviving issue ofwthE. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
Lady Louisa Katherine Emma, now The Lady O' Neill,
a Lady of Grace St. John J erus. : b. 1848, mar. 1873
and Bn. O'N., q.v.
Lady Alice Laura Sophia, now Lady A. Newton, a
Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1849, mar. 1878
the late Geo. Onslow iy.,Esq, (d. 1900). Res., Crox-
ton Pk., St. Neots, Hunts.
(Present Earl, b. 1852.)
Lady Elizabeth Mary Harriet C, b. 1854. Res., 69
Cambridge Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
Lady Esther Rose Georgina 6'., b. 1856.
Hon. Thomas Horatio Arthur Ernest C, M.P. for
N. Ayrsh. (L. U.), Under Sec. of State for Home
Dept., a D.L. for Renfrew, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
4th Batt. Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1900, has been Pari. Priv. Sec.
to Rt. Hon. J. Chamberlain : b. 1857, mar. 1880
Lady Gertrude J ulia Georgina Boyle, dau. of 6th
E. of Glasgow. Res., Crawford Priory, Springfield
R.S.O., Pifesh.
— Dau.-i?i-law:
Lady Gertrude J. Georg. C, see preceding.
Son of 10th E. (uncle of present) :
(The late nth Earl, b. 18x4, d. 1885.)
Hon. Ernest Grey Lambton C, Capt. R.N. retd.
(1873), served in Baltic, a D.L. for Donegal (High
Sheriff 1879) : b. 1834, mar. 1866, 2nd wife, Elizabeth j
DUN Baronetage^ Knightage, &c. DUN 263
Frances Maria Katherine, dau. of Richd. Doherty,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Ernest C). Res., Redcastle,
Mintiagh's Lodge, and Rose Hill (Inch Rd.,
Buncrana),— all Co. Donegal, nr. Londonderry.
DUNEDIN, Baron. Andrew Graham Mur-
ray, 1st Bn. (U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br.) 1896), M.A.,
appd. 1905 Lord Justice-General and Pres. of the
Ct. of Session, with Bench title of Lord Graham
Murray ; late M.P. , has been Lord Advoc. and
Sec. for Scotld., and Keeper of the Gt. Seal in
that Kingdom for the Prince of Wales, is a D.L.
for Co. of City of Edinburgh, late Lord Lieut, of
Butesh., was Sheriff of Perthsh. 1890-1 : son of
the late Thos. Graham Murray, Esq. ; b. Nov. 21,
1849 5 cr. Bn. 1905 (C.) ; mar. 1874 Mary Clemen-
tine, dau. of Adui. Sir Wm. Edmonstone, 4th Bt.
Seat, Stenton, Dunkeld, Perthsh. : res., 7 Rothe-
say Terr., Edinburgh ; 10 Hanover Sq., W.
Creation. U.K.: Bn. Dunedin, 1905.
Issue.
Hon. Ronald Thomas graham M., heir to Barony,
CaPt. 3rd Batt Roy Highldrs., b. 1875, mar. 1903
Evelyn, dau. of sir i)avig Baird rd Bt>'
Hon. Mary CarQline-
Hon. Gladys Esm(i.
Hon. Marjorie.
DUNEDIN, Bishop op. Most Eev. Samuel
Tarratt de Terrot Nevill, D.D., F.R.C.I.,
F.L.S., 2nd Bp. and now Primate of N.Z., for-
merly Rect. of Shelton, Staffords. : b. 1837, cons.
1871, mar. 1863. Res., Dunedin, N.Z.
DUNEIRA, Baron (U.K. 1802)— see" Melville,
Vise."
DUNFERMLINE Barony (U.K. 1839)— extinct
from 1868 on death of 2nd Bn. (surname Aber-
cromby, the 1st Peer, a former Speaker of the H.
of Commons, having been 3rd son of Bnss.
Abercromby, 1st of that line).
Surviving Daughter.
Hon. Mary Catherine Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. John
Trotter, b. 1849, mar. 1876 Lt.-Col. Jno. Moubray
T. Res.. Colinton R.S.O., Midlothian.
DUNFERMLINE Earldom (Scot. 1606 n.s.)— extinct
1690 on the outlawry of the 4th Earl, but now assumed
by Jas. Seton of Gt. Yarmouth, who also styles himself
24th Bn. Seton of Andria ; this Peerage we cannot trace,
but the four original Earls were descended from an Earl
Seton of "VVinton, and that line has been absorbed in
that of Eglinton and W.
DUNGARVAN, Viscount (Irel. 1620), title of
heir of E. of Cork and Orrery when a son.
DUNGLASS, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. D.
Scot. 16051, only son and heir of E. of Home.
DUNKELD, Bishop of— see " St. Andrews."
DUNKELLIN, Baron (Irel. 1543)— see "Clan-
ricarde, M. of."
DUNKERON, Baron (Irel. 1751) — see
I Lansdowne, M. of."
DUNLEATH, Baron. Henry Lyle Mulhol-
land, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), B.A., formerly Lieut.
R.E. and Maj. Roy. Sth. Down Mil., High Sheriff
of Down 1883 and an M.P. 1885-95 : s°n of 1st
Bn. ; b. Jan. 30, 1854 ; sue. 1895 (C.) ; mar. 1881
Norah Louisa Fanny, dau. of Capt. Hon. Somer-
set R. H. A. Ward (son of 3rd Vise. Bangpr).
Seat, Baliywalter Pk., Co. Down.
Creation. Bn. Dunleath, U.K. 1892.— Jno. Mulholland,
who had been M.P. for Downpatrick and High Sheriff
of Cos. Down and Tyrone, was created 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Mulholland.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Andrew Edward Somerset M., heir to Barony,
2nd Lieuc. N. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1882.
Hon. Eva Norah Helen M., b. 1884.
Hon. Charles Henry George M., 2nd heir, b. 1886.
Hon. Henry George Hill M., b. 1888.
Hon. Godfrey John Arthur Murray Lyle M., b. 1892.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1854J
Hon. Alfred John M., B.A., b. X856, mar. 1889 Mabel
Charlotte, dau. of Llewellyn T. B. Saunderson,
Esq., and maternal niece of 5th E. of Clonmell
(Hon. Mrs. Alfred M.). Res., Worlinghatn Hall,
Beccles, Suffolk. ~?
Hon. Helen Mary, now Hon. Lady Murray, b. 1857,
mar. 1879 Sir Geo. Herb. M., K-C.B., q.v. 9
Hon. Louisa Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Prait,
b. i860, mar. 1881 Edwd. R. Murray P., Esq.
Res., Ryston Hall, Downham Mkt., Norfolk...
Hon. Alice Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. John Massy-
Beresford, b. 1869, mar. 1892 Jno. G. B. M.-B., Esq.
Res., St. Hubert's, Belturbet, Co. Fermanagh.
DUNLEATH, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady D. (Frances Louisa, dau. of Hugh Lyle,
Esq.), mar. 1851 1st Bn. Dunleath (d; 1895). Res.,
4 Hans Cresc, Sloane St., W.
DUNLO, Viscount (Irel. i8oi)— see " Clancarty,
E. of."
DUNLOP, Alexander Johnston, CLE. (1901),
Revenue Sec. to Nizam's Govt., prev. Assist.
Commissr. Berar: b. 1848. Res., Hyderabad,
Deccan.
DUNLOP, Col. James William, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.A., Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1886-7, an<i
S. Africa 1901 : b. 1854.
DUNLOP, Col. Samuel, C.M.G. (1884), R. A.,
Hon. Col. retd. (1882), late Insp.-Gen. of Police,
Straits Settmts., has been Cornmissr. to Perak,
&c. : b. 1838. Res., 14 Winchester PI., Highgate, N.
DUNLUCE, Viscount (by courtesy— title Irel.
1785), elder son and heir of E. of Antrim.
DUNMORE, Earl of. Charles Adolphus
Murray, 7th Earl (Scot.), sits as Baron Dunmore
(U.K.); V.D., Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Cameron
Highldrs., a D.L. for Co. Inverness, and Lord
Superior of Isle of St. Kilda, formerly Capt. Scots
Gds. and Lord Lieut, of Stirlingsh., a Lord in
Waiting to Queen Victoria 1874-80 : son of 6th E. ;
b. March 24, 1841 ; sue. 1845 (<?•) ; mar- J866 Lady
Gertrude Coke, dau. of 2nd E. of Leicester, K.G.
Seat, Rodel, I. of Harris, Inverness-sh. ; town res.,
55 Lancaster Gt., Hyde Pk., W.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Dunmore, Vise, of Fincastle,
and Bn. Murray of Blair, Moulin, and Tullimet, 1686.
U.K. : Bn. Dunmore, 1831.— Lord Chas. Murray, son of
the 1st Marq. of Atholl, was awarded all the Scottish
titles. The sth Earl obtained the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Murray.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Lady Evelyn, now Lady E. Cdbbold, b. 1867, mar. 1891
Jno. Dupuis C, Esq. Res., Holy Wells, Ipswieh.
Lady Muriel, now Lady M. Gore-Browne, b. 1869, mar.
1890 Lt.-Col. Harold G.-B. Res., 7 Kensington Sq.,
W.
Vise. Fincastle, heir to Earldom : Alexander
Edward M., 3J(£ (1897), Maj. 16th Lancers, served
in Soudan 1896 and N.W. Front. India 1897-8, in S.
Africa 1899-1900 and 1902 : b. 1871, mar. 1904 Lucinda
Dorothea, dau. of Horace W. Kemble, Esq. Issue :
Hon. Marjorie Hilda M., b. 1904.
(2nd heir, his ist cous. once rem. Charles James
M., M.P., b. 1851, son of the late Rt. Hon. Sir
Chas. A. Murray, K.C.B.)
Lady Grace, now Lady G. Barry, b. 1873, mar. 1896
Wm. Jas. B., Esq., son of Sir Fras. T. Barry,
Bt. Res., Witchingham Hall, Norwich.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina At., b. 1877.
Lady Mildred, now Lady M. Follett, b. 1878, mar.
1904 Gilbert B. Spencer F., Esq., Lieut. Coldstrm.
Gds.
Issue of Sth E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Susan Catherine Mary, now Dow. Ctes. of
Southesk (q.v.), b. 1837, mar. i860 the late 6th Earl
of S. (d. 1905).
Lady Constance Euphemia Woronzow, now The Lady
264 DUN
Directory of Peerage.
DUN
Elphinstone, b. 1838, mar. 1864, wid. 1893, see
" Elphinstone, Bn.'s Wid."
(Present Earl, b. 1841.)
Lady Alexandrina Victoria, now Lady A. Cunliffe, b.
1345, mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, the late Rev. Henry 0.
(d. 1894), son of Gen. iSir Kobt. H. Cunliffe, 4th
Bt., C.B. Keg., Ellesborough Rect., Butler's
Cross, Tring, Bucks.
—For dau.-in-law of sth E. see " Murray, Kt's. "Wid."
DUNN, Baronet. Sir "William Dunn, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1895), F.R.G.S., M.P. for Paisley (L.),
head of W. Dunn and. Co., bankers and mer-
chants, a Dir. of Insurance and other Cos. ; was
Hon. Consul-Gen. in Gt. Brit, for Orange Free
State: son of the late Join Duan, Esq., of
Paisley; b. 1833, mar. 1859 Sai ah Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Jas. Howse, Esq., of S. Africa. Heir,
none. Seat, The Retreat, Lakenheath, Brandon, I
Suffolk ; town res., 34 Phillimore Gdns., Kens., W. j
DUNN, Bishop — see <; Quebec.''
DUNN, Thomas Smith, I.S.O. (1903), Head of
Stock and Coupon Dept. of the Crown Agents
for the Colonies : b. I836.
DUNNE, Knight. Sir John Dunne, Kt. Bach.
(1897), a D.L. for Cumbd., over 40 years Ch.
Const, of Cumbd. and Westmrld., and was Sen. Ch.
Const, in the Kingdom (ret. 1902), received grant
of £300 for services in arresting contagious diseases [
of animals in Cos. named : b. 1825, widower. 1
j Res., Wetheral, Carlisle.
DUNNE, Hon. Mrs. Marten, dau. of Bn. j
1 Rendel.
i DUNNE, Col. Walter Alphonsus, C.B. (Mil.
j 1896), A.S.C., S. Africa 1877-81, Egypt, and j
Soudan, now Assist. Dir. of Supplies at Gibraltar : j
b. 1853.
DUNNE, Col. William, C.B. (Civ. 1902), I
A.S.C. retd. (1903) ; Bechuanaland 1884-5, Fever i
Serv. in Barbados 1881 ; a D.A.A.G. at Wool-
Wich 1897-1903 : b. 1855. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
DUNNING, Baron {U.K. 1869), Imper. title of
Bn. Roilo.
DUNNING, Knight. Sir Edwin Harris j
Dunning, Kt. Bach. (1904), an agriculturist, owner
also of mineral property in S. Africa, a C.C. for
Devon, was Mayor of Tiverton 1891 : b. 1858,
mar. 188I Hannah Louise, dau. of Richd. Free-
man, Esq. lies., Stoodlight Ct. and Easterlands
(Washfleld), both nr. Tiverton.
DUNKAVEN and MOUNT EARL, Earl of.
Windham Thomas Wyndham-Quin, 4th Earl
(rrel.). sits as Bn. Kenry (U.K.), a Bt. ; K.P.
(1876), P.C. (Irel. 1899), C.M.G. (1902), Lieut, and
a C.C. of Co. Limerick, Hon. Col. 5th Batt. Roy.
Munst. Fus. and Glamorg. Artill. Mil., also (late
Lt.-Col. comdg.) 3rd Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom.,
served in Abyssinia 1867 and S. Africa 1900-1.
formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. and A.D.C. to Lord
Lieut, of Ireld. (E. of Kimberley) ; Under Sec. for
Colonies 1885-6 : son of 3rd E. ; b. Feb. 12, 1841 ;
sue. 1871 (C.) ; mar. 1869 Florence Elizabeth, dau.
of the late Lord Chas. Lennox Kerr (son of 6th
M. of Lothian) . Seats, Dunraven Castle, Souther-
down, Bridgend, Glamorg. ; Adare Manor, Adare
R.S.O., Co. Limerick ; res., Kenry House, Putney
Vale, S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Adare, 1800 ; Vise. Mount Earl,
1816 ; E. of Dunraven and Mount Earl and Vise. Adare,
1822. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1781. U.K. : Bn. Kenry, 1866.—
Valentine R. Quin, son of an Irish M.P., was first,
created a Bt. and then awarded all the Irish Peerages.
His successor assumed the additional name of Wynd-
hnmlthatof hiswifei. The 3rd Earl, who was a K.P.,
Lieut, of Co. Limerick, and a distinguished scholar in
li'2ratureandarclue>logy, was made Bn. Kenry in U.K.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
I Wyndkam-Quin.)
Issue 0/ present (%th) E. :
The late Lady Florence Enid W.-Q., b. 1870, d> 1891.
The late Lady Rachel Charlotte, aftds. Lady B.
FitzGerald, b. 1872, d. iqoi, having mar. 1897
Desmond F. Lloyd F., the Knight of Glin.
Lady Aileen May W.-Q., b. 1873.
Surviving dau. of yd E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1841.)
Lady Emily Anna W.-Q., b. 1848. Res. , 12 William
St., Lowndes Scl, S.W.
Heir pres. to all titles but " Kenry " (a 1st cousin) :
Col. Windham Henry W.-Q., C.B. (Civ. 1903), D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.P. for S. Glamorg. (C), Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Glamorg. Imper. Yeom., formerly
Maj. 16th Lancers, served in S. Africa i88x
and igoo-i, was A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to Gov.
Of Madras 1886-9: son of Hon. Windh. Hy.
11' Q. (2nd son of 2nd Earl), b. 1857, mar. 1885
Lady Eva Constance Aline Bourke, dau. of 6th
E. of Mayo. Res., 5 Seymour St., Edg ware Rd.,
W. (2nd heir, his son Richard Southwell Windham
Robert, b. 1887. No heir to Kenry Barony. )
Lady Eva Const. Aline W.-Q., see preceding. .
DUNRAVEN and MOUNT EARL, Earl's
Widow — see "Hylton, Bn.'s Wid."
DUNSANDLE and CLAN CONAL, Baron.
James Frederick Daly, 4th Bn. (Irel.), Priv.
Sec. to E. of Beaconsfield (Assist.) 1874-80, to E. of
Iddesleigh and M. of Salisbury 1885-7, Dep. Con-
troller of Nat. Debt Office 1888 : son of Hon.
Robert Daly, who was son of 1st Bn. and bro. of
2nd and 3rd ; b. Aug. 29, 1849 ; sue. 1894 ;
unmrrd. Heir, none. lies., 7 Sloane St., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Dunsandle and ClanConal, Irel. 1845.—
Jas. Daly, M.P. for Co. Galway, and son of the dis-
tinguished statesman the Rt. Hon. Denis Dalv, many
years M.P. for the same county, was created istBn.
Titled Relatives.
(Daly.)
Surviving sists. of present (4th) Bn. (granted rank
of Bns.' daus. 1895) :
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Florence Maria I)., b. 1852. Res., 9 Lennard
Rd., Folkestone.
Hon. Elinor Gertrude D., b. 1855. Res., 156 Sloane
St., S.AV.
DUNSANY, Baron. Edward John Moreton
Drax Plunkett, 18th Bn. (Irel.), late 2nd Lieut.
Coldstrm. Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-1 : son of
17th Bn. ; b. July 24, 1878 ; sue. 1899 (C.) ; mar.
1904 Lady Beatrice Child-Villiers, dau. of 7th E.
of Jersey. Seats, Dunsany Castle, Drumree, Co.
Meath ; Rock Lodge, Laracor, same Co., nr. Trim.
Creation. Bn. Dunsany, Irel. 1439 by writ, 1461
by patent (deciding precedence).— The 1st Peer was
the son of Sir Christopher Plunkett (Kt.), Deputy
Governor of Ireland under Sir Thos. Stanley and the
Duke of York. Sir Christopher married the heiress
of the Lord of Killeen, and his eldest son hence
succeeded to what became the line of Fingall, whilst the
2nd son was made 1st Bn. as above. The 12th Bn. was
the first to conform to the Established Church.
Titled Relatives.
(Plunkett.)
Surviving issue of 17th Bn. (bro. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1878.)
Hon. Reginald Aylmer RanfurlyP., heir pres. to
Barony, Lieut. R.N. : b. 1880. (2nd heir, his
uncle Rt. Hon. Sir Horace P.)
Issue of 16th Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
Hon. Mary Sophia Eliza, now Hon. Mrs. Chambre
Ponsonby, b. 1847, mar. 1373 the late Chambre Braba-
zon P., Esq. (d. 1884). Res., Kilcooley Abbey,
Thurles, Co. Tipperary ; 14 W. Halkin St., S.W.
Hon. Constance Lavinia Harriet, now Hon. Mrs.
DUET
Baronttage, Knightage, &c.
DUE
265
Raymond Parr, b. 1850, mar. 1881 Capt. Raymond
P. Res., 71 Chester Sq.,S.W.
(The late 17th Baron, b. 1853, d. 1899.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Horace CurzonP., K.C.V.O., b. 1854, see
" Plunkett, P.C. (2)."
DUNSANY, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady D. (Ernie Elizabeth Louisa Maria Gros-
venor, dau. of the late Col. Fras. A. P. Burton),
mar. 1877 17tn Bn. Dunsany (d. 1899). lies.,
Dunstall Priory, Shoreham, Sevenoaks, Kent;
Dunsany Castle, as above.
DUNTZE, Baronet. Sir George Alexander
Duntze, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1774). 1st cous. once rem.
of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Rev. Saml. H.
Duntze; b. 1839, sue. 1884, mar. 1869 Harriette
Elizabeth Isabella, dau. of the late R. Lloyd
Thomas, Esq. Heir, his son George Puxley (b.
1873; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin John Alexander
D., b. 1855) . Res. , Dinard, nie-et-Vilaine, France.
DUNWICK, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1821), son and heir of the E. of Stradbroke.
DU PLAT, Knight's Widow. Lady Du P.
(Ann Bennett, dau. of J. S. Forbes, Esq.), mar.
1897, as 2nd wife, Maj>Gen. Sir Chas. T. Du Plat,
K.C.B. (d. 1900). Res., Ashley, Winchfield, Hants.
DUPPLIN", Viscount (by courtesy— title Scot.
1627), grandson and heir of E. of Kinnoull.
DUPREE, Knight. Sir William Thomas
Dupree, Kt. Bach. (1902), V.D., Lt.-Col. comdg.
2nd Hants. R.A. (Vols.), Mayor of Ports-
mouth in year of promotion (1902-3) : b. 1856,
mar. 1878 Mary, dau. of the late Geo. Groves,
Esq. Res., Craneswater, Southsea.
DURAND,Baronet. Sir Edward Law Durand,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1892), C.B. (Civ. 1887), Lt.-Col. LA.
retd. (1893), Brit. Res. in Nepal 1888-91, prev.
Polit. Officer in charge of Ex-Amir of Afghan-
istan : son of the late Gen. Sir Hv. M. Durand,
K.C.S.I., b. 1846, mar. 18S0 Maude' Ellen, dau. of
the late Alg. C. Heber-Percy, Esq. Heir, his son
Edward Percy Marion (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next
son. Reginald Heber Marion, b. 1892). Res., 22
Hyde Pk. Sq., W.
DURAND, Priv.Counc. and Knight. Rt, Hon.
Sir (Henry) Mortimer Durand, P.C. (Gt.Br. 1901),
G.C.M.G. (igoo),K.C.S.I. (1894), K.C.I.E. (1889),
barrister-at-law, Ambass. at Washington, late
at Madrid, prev. Min. Plenip. and Cons. -Gen. at
Teheran, and For. Sec. to Govt, of India, was
with Gen. (Earl) Roberts in Afghanistan in j
1879 and went on spec, mission to Cabul in 1893 : j
bro. of preceding Bt., b. 1850, mar. 1875 Ella
Rebe, dau. of Teignmouth Sandys, Esq. Address, j
Brit. Embassy, Washington.
DURAND, Col. Algernon George Arnold, |
C.B. (Mil. 1892), CLE. (1897), LA. retd. (1901);
Afghn. 1878-80, Hunza Nagar 1891-2, Mil. Sec. to
Viceroy of India 1894-9, now in Hon. Corps Gentn.
at Arms : b. 1854. Res., 8 Upp. Grosvenor St., W.
DURANT, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st Bn.
Rosmead.
DURBHANGA-see "Darbhanga."
DURHAM, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Handle y I
Carr Glyn Moide, 85th Bp., D.D., late Norrisian !
Prof, of Divinity at Cambridge, formerly Dean |
of Trin. Coll., 1st Princ. of Ridley Hall (1880-99), j
was a Chapl. in Ord. to H.M. and was for 20 j
years Exam. Chapl. to Bp. Ryle of L'pool, is
author of N.T. Commentaries and other works :
b. Dec. 23, 1841, mar. 1881, cons, and ent. Lords
1901 (L.U.). Palace, Auckland Castle, Bp. Auck-
land.—See Introd. under ''Bishops" on the
distinctive mitre assigned to this prelate. — Assist.
j Bp., Rt. Rev. Edward Noel Hodjes, D.D., late
1st Bp. of Travancore and Cochin : b. 1849, mar.
1877, cons. 1890, ret. 1904.
DURHAM, Earl of. John George Lambton,
3rd Earl ( U. K.) ,V.D. , Lord Lieut, of Durham, Hon.
Col. 3rd Vol. Batt. Northumb. Fas. and 4th Vol.
Batt. Durh. L.I., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds. :
son of 2nd E. ; b. June 19, 1855: sue. 1879 (L.) ;
mar. 1882 Ethel Elizabeth Louisa, dau. of the
late Henry B. W. Milner, Esq. Seats, Lambton
Castle, Fence Houses, Co. Durham ; Harraton
House, Exning, Newmarket; town res., 39 Gros-
venor Sq., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Durham, i8a3; E. of Durham
and Vis-: Lambton, 1833.- The 1st Peer, Rt. Hon. Sir
Jno. Geo. Lambton, G.C.B., M.P. for Co. Durham and
High Steward of Hull, was Gov. -Gen. of Brit. N.
America, previously Ambassador to St. Petersburg and
Lord Privy Seal ; he also held several foreign Orders.
Titled Relatives.
(Lambton.)
Issue of 2nd K. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1855.)
Hon. Frederick William L., heir pres. to Earldom,
M.I', for S.E. Durham ( L. U. ), a D.L. for North-
umbd.. Hon. Co!, (late Lt-Col. comdg.) 1st Vol.
Batt. N'thumb. Fus., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm.
Gds. : twin with the Earl, mar. 1879 Beatrix, dau.
of Jno. Bulteel, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Lambton). Ras.,
Fenton, Wooler R.S.O., N'thumb. ; 72 Upper Berke-
ley St., W. (and heir, his son John Frederick,
b. 1884.)
Hon. lied worth L., C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Rear-Adm. R.N. .served in Egypt 1882, and comd.
Nav. Brig, in S. Africa 1399-1900, has been Priv. Sec.
to two First Lords of the Admiralty, late a Nav.
A.D.C. and an Extra Equerry to H.M. and Com. of
Roy. Yacht, now comdg. Cruiser Div. of Meditn.
Fleet: b. 1856. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Charles L., D.S.O. (1898), Col. late comdg. and
Batt. Northumb. Fus., served in Soudan iSgland
S. Africa i399-i9'o2 : b. 1857. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Lady Beatrix Louisa, now Ctss. of Pembroke, b. 1859,
mar. 1877, see " Pembroke, E. of."
Hon. George L., formerly Lieut. Derbysh. Mil.,
b. i860. Res., Stanley House, Newmarket.
Lady Katherine Frances, now Dchss. of Leeds, b.
1862, mar. 1334, see "Leeds, D. of."
Hon. William L., C.M.G. (1904), D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj.
Coldstrm. Gds. and an Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut.
of Ireland, served at Khartoum and in S. Africa
1893-1902, late Mil. Sec. to Vise. Milner: b. 1863.
Hon. Claud L., b. 1865, mar. 1901 Lettice, dau. of
Edwd. Wormald, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Claud L.). Res.,
13 Bolton St., Piccadilly, W.
Hon. D'ArcyL., late Capt. 3rd Batt. D.of Cornwall's
L.I. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. R.N. : b. 1866, mar. 1888
Florence Ethel, dau. of A. Sproule, Esq., of N. S.
Wales, whom he divorced 1899. Res., Woodcote,
Leatherhead, Surrey.
Lady Eleanor, now Lady Robert Cecil, b. 1868, mar.
1889, see " Salisbury, 3rd M."
Lady Anne L., b. 1869. Res., with Earl at Lambton
Castle.
Hon. Francis L., b. 1871. Club, Turf.
Surviving dau. of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(The late and Earl, b. 1828, d. 1879.)
Lady Alice Anne Caroline, now Dow. Ctss. of Morion
(q.v.), b. 1831. mar. 1853 20th Earl of M. (d. 1884).
DURHAM, Lady Agnes Elizabeth Audrey,
dau. of 5th Marq. Townshend.
DURNFORD, Rear-Adm. John, C.B. (Mil.1897) ,
D.S.O. (1887), Upper Burma 1835-6, late a Nav.
Lord of the Admiralty, now Com.-in-Ch. Cape of
Good Hope Station: b. 1849. Res., Admiralty
House, Simon's Bay, Cape Col. ; 5 Redcliffe Sq.,
S. Kens., S.W.
DURRANT, Baronet. Sir William Robert
Estridge Durrant, 5th Bt. ( Gt. Br. 1784), formerly
Lieut. 15th Foot: son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of
4th, b. 1840, sue. 1875, mar. 1862 Emily Street,
of Australia. Heir, none. Res. , in Australia.
DURRANT, Baronet's Widow. " Ina," Lady
D. (Alexandrina Charlotte, dau. of the late Gen.
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Directory of Peerage.
DYS
Sir Robt. Barton, K.C.H.), mar., 1st, 1863, Sir
Henry J. Durrant, 4th Bfc. (d. 1875) ; 2ndly, 1884,
the late Lt.-Col. A. Blundell (d. 1891)— retaining
title by right. Bes., Scottow Hall, nr. Norwich.
DURSLEY, Viscount {Eng. 1679), a title of the
Berkeley Earldom, borne bv the heir when a son.
DURSTON, Knight. * Sir Albert John
Durston, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), M.I.C.E., Engr. Rear-
Adm. R.N., and Engr. in Ch. to Navy, Vice-
Pres. Inst. Nav. Architects, Past Pres. Inst.
Marine Engrs. : b. 1846, widower. Bes., 4 West-
combe Pk. Rd., Blackheath, S.E.
DUTTON, family name of Sherborne Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
DUTTON, Baron (Gt. Br. 1712)— see "Hamil-
ton, D. of."
DU VERGE (Vergi), Louis Seide Rathier,
I.S.O. (1903) , Storekeeper-General, Mauritius, has
been Reg. -Gen., Assist. Receiver-Gen., &c.,isan
M.E.C. :"b. 1845. I?™; Curepipe and Port Louis.
Mauritius.
DUVERNET, Bishop— see "Caledonia."
DYCE, Col. George Hugh Coles, C.B. (Mil.
1896), LA. retd. (1903) ; Hazara 1868, Afghn.
1878-80, Mahsud Waziri 1881 and 1894-5, Burma
1886-7, and Chitral Relief , comd. Tochi Ed. Force
1898-1900, late D. A. G. India : b. 1846.
DYER, Baronet. Sir Thomas Swinnerton
Dyer, 11th Bt. (Eng. 1678), son of 10th Bt., b. 1859,
sue. 1882, mar. 1886 Dona Edith, dau. of Sir
Chas. R. M'Grigor, 2nd Bt. Heir, his son John
Swinnerton (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin
Leonard Swinnerton D., b. 1875). Bes., 20 Cado-
gan PI., S.W.
DYER, Baronet's "Widow. Dowager Lady D.
(Helen Maria, dau. of Rev. Robt. Croker), mar.
1858 Sir Swinnerton H. Dyer, 10th Bt. (d. 1882).
Bes., The Knoll, Ascot, Berks.
DYER, Capt. Stewart Barton Bythesea,
D.S.O (1903), 2nd Life Gds.; Bornu and Kano-
Sokoto Expedns. (W. Africa) : b. 1875 (1st cousin
of above Bt.).
DYER (THISELTON-), Knight. Sir William
Turner Thiselton-Dyer, K.C.M.G. (1899), CLE.
(1892), M.A., L.L.D., Ph.D., F.R.S. (late Vice-
Pres.), F.L.S., Dir. of Kew Gdns. and Botanical
Adviser to the Colonial Office, formerly Exam,
in Botany to Sci. and Art Dept., and to Lond.
Univ., of the Senate of which he has been a mem-
ber, also late a memb. (for India) of Gov. Body of
Imper. Inst., and has rendered services to Austra-
lian Colonies : b. 1843, mar. 1877 Harriet Anne,
dau. of Sir Jos. D. Hooker," G.C.S.I. 2?es.,Roy.
Gdns., Kew ; The Ferns, Crickley Hill, Gloucester.
DYKE, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt. Hon.
Sir William Hart Dyke, P.C. (G.B. 1880, /.
1885), 7th Bt. {Eng. 1677), MA., M.P. for Dart-
ford Div. (0.), a D.L. for Kent and Chmn. S.E.
and Chat. Rail. ; Ch. Sec. for Ireland 1885-6, Vice-
Pres. Counc. on Educ. 1887-92 : son of 6th Bt., b.
1837, sue. 1875, mar. 1870 the under-mentioned
Lady Emily Dyke. Heir, his son Percyvali. Hart
(b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next son, Oliver Hamilton, b.
1885). Seat, Lullingstone Castle, Eynsford, Kent.
DYKE, Lady Emily Caroline, dau. of 7th E.
of Sandwich (q.v.) and wife of the preceding.
DYKE, Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Matthew
Bell, late a Maid of Honour (hence " Hon.") to
H.M. Queen Alexandra : dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir
W. Hart Dyke, mar. 1905 Capt. Matt. Gerald />'.
DYNEVOR (pron. Dirrivor), Baron. Arthur
de Cardonnel Bice, 6th Bn. {Gt. Br.), M.A.,
a D.L. for Carmarthensh., formerly Lieut.
Carm. Artill. Mil.: son of 5th Bn. ; b. Jan. 24,
1836; sue. 1878(C); mar. 1869 the late Selina ,
; dau. of the late Hon. Arthur Lascelles, son of
I 2nd E. of Harewood (she died 1889). Seat, Dynevor
I Castle, Llandilo R.S.O., Carmarths.
Creation. Bn. Dynevor, Gt. Br. 1780.— The 1st Bn.
I was the 1st Earl Talbot, who, as he had no male issue
i (his Earldom expiring at his death and being re-created
to his nephew— see " Shrewsbury "), was given this Barony
; with remainder to his daughter Lady Cecil Talbot, who
j married the Rt. Hon. Geo. Rice. This title is spelt
1 Dinevor in the Roll of the Lords, but we are authorised
: to pronounce the ordinary form the correct one as to
j present usage.
Titled Relatives.
(Rice.)
Issue of present {6th) Bn.:
A deceased son, b. & d. 1870.
Hon. Gladys R., b. 1871.
Hon. Nest, now Hon. Mrs. Reginald Rankin, b. 1872,
mar. 1896 Maj. Jas. Regd. Lea R., eld. son and heir
of Sir Jas. Rankin, 1st Bt., M.P. Res., Ashmead,
Dursley, Glouc.
Hon. Walter FitzUryan R., heir to Barony, Capt.
Carmarthen Artill. Mil., and a D.L. for the Co.,
late Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for India : b. 1873,
mar. 1898 Lady Margaret Child- Villiers, dau. of 7th
E. of Jersey. Res., 15 Lower Berkeley St., W.
(2nd heir, his son Charles Arthur TJryan, b. 1899.)
Hon. Gwenllian Clare R. (dau.), b. 1875.
— D a,u. -in-law :
Lady Mai'garet R., see Hon. Walter above.
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (sist., half-bro., and
half-sists. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Gerald Joyce, b. 1832,
mar. 1855 the late Rev. Jas. Gerald J. (d. 1878).
Res., St. John's Croft, Winchester.
(Present Baron, b. 1836.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Cecil Mina, now Hon. Mrs. Hubert Vaughan-
Johnson, b. 1859, mar. 1898 Rev. Hubt. V.-J. Res.,
Merrow Rect., Guildford.
Rev. the Hon. William Talbot R., M.A., Vic. of
Swansea : b. x86z, mar. 1887 Marian, dau. of Hy.
E. Gurney, Esq. (Hon. Mi's. William R.). Res.,
Brooklands, Swansea.
Hon. Alice Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. Leonard Hancock,
b. 1862, mar. 1897 Rev. Leon Rhys H.. Vic. of St.
Marks, Lyncombe. Res., The Ferns, Oldfield Rd.,
Bath.
Hon. Mary Charlotte R., b. 1863.
Sists. -in-law of ' jjjth Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late sth Baron, b. 1804, d. 1878.)
Hon. Mrs. Henry R. (Emma, dau. of the late Wm.
F. L. Stone, Esq.), mar. 1837 the late Rev. the
Hon. Henry R., granted rank of a Bn.'s son (d.
1896). Res., 14 Mornington Avenue, W. Kens., W.
Hon. Mrs. John R. (Elizabeth Lucy, dau. of Robt.
Boyd, Esq.), mar. 1855, as 2nd wife, the late Hon.
John Talbot R. (d. 1899, having been granted rank
of a Bn.'s son). Res., Oddington House, Stow-on-
the-Wold, Glouc.
Dau. of 4th Bn. (2nd cousin of present) :
Hon. Selina, now Dow. Ctss. of Longford (q.v., b.
1836, mar 18624th Earl of L. (d. 1887).— The surname
of the 4th Baron was Rice-Trevor, but the line of
succession changed at his death.
DYSART, Earl of. William John Manners
Tollemaehe, 9th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt. (Gt. Br.),
Lord Lieut, of Rutland : grandson of 8th E.
and son of Lord Huntingtower ; b. March 3, 1859 ;
sue. 1878; mar. 1885 Cecilia Florence, dau. of the
late Geo. O. Newton, Esq. Seats, Buckminster
Pk., Grantham, Lines. ; Ham House, Petersham,
Richmond, Surrey. (Ctss. of Dysart, Weald House,
St. Neots, Hunts. ; 18 Queen's Gt, Terr., S.W.)
Creations. Scot. : E. of Dysart and Bn. Huntingtower,
1643, renewed 1670. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1793 —Wm. Murray,
who had been tutor to Charles I. when Prince of Wales,
was awarded this Peerage. His daughter and successor
was granted a new patent with remainder to heirs male
EAD Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
I or female and alloAving her to nominate any one of her
i issue as her own successor. She had married Sir Lionel
Tollemache, 3rd Bt. in a line (cr. 161*) which expired in
j i8ai.
Titled Relatives.
(Tollemache:)
Sists. of present E., daus. of Lord Huntingtower,
son of 8th E. (granted rank of Earls' daus.
1881):
Lady Agnes Mary Manners, now Lady Agnes Scott,
heiress pres. to Earldom (there being no abeyance
in Scottish Peerage), b. 1855, mar. 1882 Chas. N.
Lindsay S., Esq. Res., Bosworth Pk., Leic, nr.
Nuneaton. (2nd heiress to Peerage, her dau.
Winifryde Agatha, b. 1889.) — The heir pres. to
Baronetcy is the Earl's 2nd cousin Arthur
Frederick: Churchill Tollemache. Esq. (b. i860 ;
2nd heir, his son Arthur Henry William, b. 1894).
Lady Agatha Manners, now The Lady Wesibury, b.
1857, mar. 1882 3rd Bn. W., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
E.
i
EADE, Knight. Sir Peter Fade, Kt. Bach.
;i885), M.D.,F.R.C.PM Consulting Phys. to Nor-
■ folk and Norwich Hosp., thrice Mayor of Norwich,
i Sheriff 1880-1, Hon. Freeman of that city: b.
I 1825, mar. 1872, as 2nd husb., Ellen, dau. of
I the late Hugh Rump, Esq., and widow of Hy.
Ling, Esq. Res., 68 St. Giles's St., Norwich.
EADY, Knight. Hon. Sir Charles Swinfen
Eady, Kt. Bach. (1901), LL.D., officially "Mr.
Justice Eady," a Judge of the Chancery Div. of
the High Ct., appd. Q.C. 1893: b. 1851, mar.
1894 Blanche M., dau. of S. W. Lee, Esq., of
Putney Hill. Res., Oatlands Ldg., "Weybridge,
Surrey ; 4 Gloucester Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
EAGLESOME, John, C.M.G. (1905), Dir. of
Pub. "Works in Nth. Nigeria Protectorate.
EAMES, Knight. Sir William Eames,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), Nautical Assessor under
Merc. Shipping Act, late Chief Insp. of
j Machinery R.N., served in Crimea : b. 1821, mar.
] 1852 a relative, Mary, dau. of the late Robt.
j Eames, Esq. Res., 94 Tressilian Bd., St. John's,
j S.E.
; EAMES, Lt.-Col. "William L'Estrange, C.B.
; (Mil. 1900-1), B.A., M.B., Med. Corps N.S.W.;
! S. Afr. "War 1900 : b. 1863. Res., Erinagh, New-
! castle, N.S.W.
EARDLEY {pron. Yard-), Baronet's "Widow
(remrrd.). Lady E. (Emily Florence, dau. of Jas.
Magee, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1859, Sir Eardley G.
Culling Eardley, 4th and last Bt. (d. 1875) ; 2ndly,
S 1879, Count Fras. Clifford de Lousada, Com. B.N.
— retaining title by right if desired, otherwise
j.Ctss. Francis de Lousada. Res., 4 Lancaster St.,
j Lancaster Gt., "W.
EARLE, Baronet of Allerton Towers. Lt.-Col.
j Sir Henry Earle, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1869), D.S.O.
EBR 267
(1887), late Maj. 2nd Yorks. L.L, served in Jowaki
Expedn. 1877, and in Afghanistan (1878-80), Egypt
(as A.D.C.), Burma, Tirah, and S. Africa 1899-
1901, ret. 1903 : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1854, sue. 1900,
mar. 1891 Evelyn Grace, dau. of the late Maj.
C. H. Boileau. Heir pres., his bro. Hardman
Arthur (b. 1859; 2nd heir, next bro., Thomas
Algernon, b. i860). Res., Norton Lodge, Yar-
mouth, I."W. ; Queen Anne's Mansns., S."W.
EARLE Baronetcy of Stragglethorpe (given in Burke's
' Extinct Baronetages ' as Craglethorpe, Eng. 1629), pro-
nounced to have absolutely lapsed in 1697, when, on the
death of its last holder, the estates passed to an aunt,
thus demonstrating the extinction of all male descent.
In spite of this decisive fact, the title is now assumed by
a London curate.
EARLE, Bishop— see " Marlborough."
EARLE, [? Lady] Eleanor Lavinia, dau. of one of the
two claimants to title of 8th E. of Milltown.
EARLE, Lionel, C.M.G. (1901), an Assist. Sec.
to Brit. Commssn. at the Paris Exhibn., Additl.
Priv. Sec. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld.: b. 1866. Res.,
"Woodlands, Cobham, Surrey; 1 Sloane Gdns.,
Chelsea, S.W. ; Yice-Regal Lodge, Dublin.
EARLE, Capt. Maxwell, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Gren. Gds. ; Matabeleld. 1893, S. Africa 1899-
1900, now Brig. -Maj. Foot Gds. Brigade, Alder-
shot Army Corps : b. 1871, mar. 1900 the follow-
ing. If 68 Chester Sq., S.W.
EARLE, Hon. Mrs. Maxwell, dau. of 1st
Bn. Loch and wife of preceding.
EARLSFORT, Baron {Irel. 1784), a title of the
Clonmell Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
EASSIE, Maj. Fitzpatrick, D.S.O. (1902),
Army Yet. Dept.; Manipur 1891, Chin Hills !
1891-4, Chitral Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1864.
EAST, Knight. Gen. Sir Cecil James East,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1879), served in Crimea, Mutiny,
Lushai Expedn., Zululand, and Burma, and comd.
a 1st class Dist. of Madras, late Gov. of Sandhurst
Mil. Coll., ret. 1903 : b. 1837, mar. 1875, 2nd husb.
to 2nd wife, Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Rev. Arthur Mogg, and widow of E. H. "Watts,
Esq. Res., Fairhaven, Winchester.
EAST, Maj. Lionel "William Pellew, D.S.O.
(1895), R.A., Hazara 1891, and 2nd Miranzai
Expedn., Assam 1894, now D.A.A.G. Jullundur
Brigade : b. 1866.
EAST (CLAYTON-), Baronet. Sir Gilbert
Augustus Clayton-East, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1838), son
of 2nd Bt. (Sir G. E. Gilbert-East) and is heir
pres. to the Clayton Baronetcy (q.v.) ; b. 1846, sue.
1866, resumed name Clayton in lieu of Gilbert
1870, mar. 1867 Eleanor Theresa, dau. of Maj.-
Gen. Alex. R. Fraser. Heir, his son Gilbert
"William (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son, George
Frederick Lancelot, b. 1872). Seat, Hall PL,
Maidenhead, Berks.
EASTWOOD, Hon. Mrs. Basil, dau. of Bn.
Heneage.
EASTWOOD, Maj. Hugh de Crespigny,
D. S.O. (1902), 1st Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1901-2:
b. 1863. Res., The Manor House, Tongham,
Farnham, Surrey.
EATON, family name of Cheylesmore Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
EATON, Col. John, C.B. (Civ. 1902), V.D.,
F.R.I.B.A., late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Yol.
Batt. Manchester Regt. : b. 1838. Res., Strath-
dene, Ashton-under-Lyne.
EBRLNGTON, Yiscount {by courtesy— title Gt.
Br. 1789), elder son and heir of Earl Fortescue.
268 EBU
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EDM
EBURY, Baron. Robert Welleslev
Grosvenor, 2nd Bn. (f/.if.),aD.L. f or Northants. ,
M.P. for We-tminster 1865-74, formerly Capt. 1st
Life Gds. and of Chesh. Yeom.: son of istBn.; b.
Jan. 25, 1834; sue. 1893 [L.U.) ; mar. 1867 Hon.
Emilie Beaujolais White, dau. of 1st Bn. Annaly.
Seat, Moor Pk., Rickmansworth R.S.O., Herts.
Creation. Bn. Ebury, U.K. 1857.— The 1st Bn. was
Lord Robt. Grosvenor, M.P. for Chester and Middlesex
and for a time Groom of the Stole to the Prince Consort,
3rd son of 1st Marq. of Westminster.
Titled Relatives.
(Grosvenor.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Robert Victor (7., heir to Barony, late Capt.
13th Middx. Rifle Vols., served in S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1868.
The late Hon. Hugh G., b. 1869, d. 1900.
Hon. Maud, now Hon. Mrs. Maurice Glyn, b. 1874,
mar. 1897 Maurice G. Carr G., Esq., «on of Hon.
Pascoe 0. Glyn (son of 1st Bn. Wolverton). .Res.,
21 Bryanston Sq., VV.
The late Gilbert G., b. 1878, d. 1891.
Hon. Alice Katherinc Si bell, now Hon. Mrs. Guest,
b. 1880, mar. 1902 Hon. Ivor Churchill G., M.P.,
son and heir of 1st Bn. Wimborne, q.v.
Hon. Francis Egerton G., 2nd heir. b. 1833.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Victoria Charlotte G., b. 1832. Res. , 21 Cheyne
Walk, Chelsea, S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1834.)
Hon. Albertine Frances Elizabeth G., b. 1840. Res.,
with above sister.
Hon. Algernon Henry G., a D.L. for Middx., formerly
Maj. ani Hon. Lt.-Col. 13th Middx. Rifle Vols, and
Lieut. Rifle Brigade, served in Ashanti : b. 1846,
mar. 1887 Catherine Dorothea Mary, dau. of Sir John
Simeon, 3rd Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Algernon G ). Res,,
The Cottage, Seal, Seveiioaks, Kent; 6 South St.,
Park Ln., VV.
Hon. Richard Cecil G. , a Revising Barrister, b. 1848,
mar. 1898 Jessie Amelia, dau. of the late Rev. Chas.
Clarke, of Esher (Hon. Mrs. Richard G.). Res.,
St. Cross Rd., Winchester; chamb., 2 Harcouit
Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
— Dau,''. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Thomas G. (Sophie, dau. of the late Prof.
S. W. Williams, of U.S.A.)
late Hon. Thomas George
1877, the
(d. "
2ndly, 1895, Alb. Gray, Esq., Couns. to Chmn. of
Cmttees. H. of Lords— forfeiting her title "Hon."
Res., Catherine Lodge, Trafalgar Sq., Chelsea, S. W.]
Hon. Mis. Norman G. (Caroline Susan Theodora, dau.
of the late Rt. Hon. Jas. Stuart- Wortley, son of 1st
Bn. WharnclifFe', mar. 1881 ihe late Capt. Hon. i
Norman de lAigle G. (d. 1898). Res., 30 Upper
Grosvenor St., W.
ECCLES. Maj. Dorset, I.S.O. (1903), V.D., for-
merly Civ. Serv. Rif. Vols., a First Class Assistant, !
! British Museum : b. 1843. Res., Rushall, South- \
j fields, Wandsworth, S.W.
ECHLIN, Baronet. Sir Thomas Echlin, 7th I
j Bt. (Irel. 1721) , formerly of Roy. Lr. Constabulary :
I son of 6th Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1877. Heir pres., his I
bro. Henry Frederick (b. 1846 ; 2nd heir, next
j bro., John Fenton, b. 1847). Res., 96 Amiens j
St., Dublin.
EC KH ARD STEIN, Baron Hermann von,
K.C.V.O. (Hon. 1901), Counc. and 1st Sec. of
Germ. Emb. in London : b. 18—, mar. 1896 Grace !
Emily Blundell, daughter of the late Sir Jno. B.
Maple, Bt-., M.P. Res., Busbridge Hall, God-
1 aiming ; Reichwalds, Oberlausitz, Silesia.
j EDDISBURY, Baron ( U.K. 1848)— see " Stan-
; ley of Alderley."
i EDEN, family name of Auckland Barony, [
I q.v. for " Hons."
I EDEN, Baronet. Sir William Eden, 7th Bt.
j of West Auckland {Eng. 1672) and 5th of Mary- I
land, U.S.A. {Gt. Br. 1776), a D.L. for Durham
and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Durham L.L,
formerly Lieut. 8th Hussars : son of 6th (and 4th)
Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1873, mar. i835 Sibyl Frances,
dau. of the late Sir Wm. Grey, K.C.S.L Heir, his
son John (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir, next son, Timothy j
Calvert, b. 1893). Seat, Windlestone, Ferryhill,
Co. Durham ; town res., 12b Waterloo PI., S.W.
EDEN, Bishop- see "Wakefield."
EDEN, Knight's Widow. Lady E. (Fanny j
Cecilia, dau. of the late Vice-Adm. Hy. F. Gre- j
ville, C.B.), mar. i856. as 2nd wife, Adm. Sir Chas.
Eden, K.C.B. (d. 187S). Res., 9 Queen's Gt. PI., !
S.W.
EDEN, Lady Florence, dau. of 4th E. of Bel- j
more.
EDEN, Capt. William Rushbkooke, D.S.O. I
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1900: b. 1873.
EDGAR, Knight's Widow. Lady E. I
(Matilda, dau. of the late T. G. Ridout, Esq.),
mar. 1865 Hon. Sir Jas. D. Edgar, K.C.M.G.,
Q.C., Speaker of the Canad. H. of Commons (d.
1899). Res.. Roach's Point, Ontario.
EDGCUMBE. family name of Mount Edgcumbe j
Earldom, q.v. for Lady Ernestine and Hon.
Charles.
EDGCUMBE, Baron {Gt. Br. 1742)— see
"Mount Edgcumbe, E. of."
EDGCUMBE (PEARCE-),Knight. iSltEdward
Robert Pearce-Edgcumbe, Kt. Bach. (1895), B.A.,
LL.D., a D.L. for Dorset, barrister-at-law,
formerly Official Exam, to High Ct. of Justice,
High Sheriff of Cornwall 1896: b. 1851, took by
licence 1895 the name of Edgcumbe (that of
Pearce being practically dropped), mar. 1891,
2nd wife, Frances, dau. of the late Adm. Hon.
Fitzgerald A. C. Foley (son of 3rd Bn. Foley).
Res., Sandve PL, Sandy, Beds.
EDGE, Knight. Sir John Edqe, Kt. Bach.
(.1886), appd. Q.C. same year, B.A., LL.B., Memb.
Counc. of Sec. for India, late Ch. Justice N.W. i
Provs. : b. 1841, mar. 1867 Laura, dau. of the late j
Thos. Loughborough, Esq. Res., Waverley Ct,;, j
Camberlev, Surrey.
EDGE,' Surg.-Gen. John Dallas, C.B. (Mil.
1902), M.D., Brit. Honduras 1872, Zululd. 1879,
Afghn. 1879-80, Egypt 1882, and S. Africa 1899-
1902, now Princ. Med. Offr. Irish Comd. : b. 1848. I
Club, Jun. U. Serv.
EDGERLEY, Steyning Willi am, CLE. (1895), j
Polit. and Jud. Sec. to Govt, of Bombay, formerly
Priv. Sec. to Lords Reay. Harris, and Sandhurst :
b. 1857. 0,'ub, E. Ind. U. Serv.
EDINBURGH, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Dowden, D.D., formerly Chapl. to Lord Lieut,
of Ireld.. Canon of St. Mary*s Cath<-d. Edinburgh,
and Princ. of Edinb. Theolog. Hall of Scott.
Episc. Church, an extensive theolog. author : b.
1840, mar. 1864, cons. 1886. Res., Edinburgh.
EDIS, Col. Robert William, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
V.D..F.S.A., Hon. Col., late Lt.-Col. Comdt.,
7th Vol. Batt. Rif. Brig. (The Artists), Past
Pros. Architect. Assoc., a D.L. for Norfolk : b.
1839. Res.. The Old Hall, Gt. Ormesby, Yar-
mouth ; 14 Fitzroy Sq., W.
EDLMANN, Capt. Ernest Elliot, D.S.O.
(1898), R.A., Burma 1893, Soudan 1896, N.W.
Front, of India 1897-8 : b. 1868.
EDMEADES, Lt.-Col. James Frederick,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), W. Kent Imper. Yeom.
EDMONDS, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 17th
Bn. Saye and Sele.
EDMONSTONE, Baronet. Sir Archibald
Edmonstone, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1774), a D.L. for
Stirlingsh., formerly Lieut. Highld. Border Mil. :
EDiN" Baronetage, Knightage, dx. EGE 269
son of 4th Bt., b. 1867, sue. i883, mar. 1895 Ida
Agnes, dau. of the late Geo. S. Forbes, Esq. Heir,
his son "William George (b. 1836 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Archibald Charles, b. 1898). Seat, Dun-
treath Castle (Strathblane) , and Colzium ( Kilsyth) ,
both Stirlingsh., nr. Glasgow ; town res., 21 Port-
land PI., TV.
EDNAM, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
i85o), elder son and heir of E. of Dudley.
EDRIDGE, Knight. Sir Frederick Thomas
Edridge, Kt. Bach. (1897), a retired seed-broker,
a D.L. for Surrey, five times Mayor of Croydon :
b. 1843, mar. 1867 Elizabeth Sara (League of
Mercy), dau. of J. M. Eastty, Esq. Res., Bramley
Croft. Croydon.
EDWARDES, family name of Kensington
Barony, q.v. for " Hons." andonemrrd. " Lady."
EDWARDES, Knight. Gen. Sir Stanley
de Burgh Edwardes, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), Col.
102nd Grenadiers I.A., served in Mutiny, Abys-
sinia, and Afghanistan 1879-80, and comd. a 1st
class Dist. of Bombay 1887-9: b. 1840, mar. i85i
Adelaide Jane, dau. of Gen. Geo. A. Leckie. lies.,
Sponden, Sandhurst, Hawkhurst, Kent.
EDWARDES, Maj. Stanley Malcolm, D.S.O.
(1895), LA., Chitral Expedn. 1895 (defended the
po.vt of Reshan) : b. 1863. Res., Bombay.
EDWARDS, Baronet. Sir John Henry
Priestley Churchill Edward;, 3rd Bt. of Pye
Nest (U.K. i856) : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1889, sue.
1896. Heir pres., his bro. Henry Charles
Serrell Priestley (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, their
uncle Priestley Churchill E., b. 1841). Seat, The
Mansion. Ashbrittle, Wellington, Somerset.
EDWARDS, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady E. (Maria Churchill, dau. of the late Thos.
Coster, Esq.), mar. 1838 Sir Hy. Edwards, C.B.,
1st Bt. (d. 1885). Res., Pye Nest, Halifax.-(2)
Lady E. (Laura Selina, dau. of the late Jno.
Capes Clark, Esq.), mar. 1887, as 2nd wife. Sir
Henry C. L. Edwards, 2nd Bt. (d. 1896). Res.,
with 3rd Bt.
EDAVARDS. Bishop— see " St. Asaph."
EDWARDS, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir James
Bevan Edwvrds, K.C.M.G. (1891), C.B. (Mil.
1877), Col. Comdt. R.E., late an M.P. ; served in
Crimea, Mutiny, China 1864-6, and Suakin Ex-
pedn., and comd. troops in China 1889-90, was also
Comdt. Sch. Mil. Engrg., ret. 1893 : b. 1834, mar.
1901, 2nd wife, Nina, widow of Sir Robt. D.-H.-
Elphinstone, 3rd Bt., and dau. of the late Jno.
Balfour, Esq. Res., 9 Wilbiaham PI., Chelsea, S.W.
EDWARDS, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2).
Lt.-Col. Rt. Hon. Sir Fleetwood Irham Edwards,
P.C. (Gt. Br. 1895), G.C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B. (Civ.
1887), I.S.O. (1903), R.E. retd. (1895) ; is an Extra
Equerry to H.M. and Serg. at Arms in H. of
Lords, Member of Council of Duchy of Lane,
was Keeper of Privy Purse, Groom in Waiting,
&c , formerly held posts in Bermuda and at Roy.
Arsenal : b. 1842. mar. 1880, 2nd wife, Mary,
dau. of the late Maj. Jno. R. Majendie. Res.,
Colour Ct., St. James's Pal., S.W.
EDWARDS, Col. Alfred Hamilton Mac-
kenzie, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), late 5th Drgn. Gds. ; Hazara 1888, S. Africa
1899-1902, was Mil. Sec. to Lord Curzon in India :
b. 1862.
I EDWARDS, Maj. Fitzjames Maine, D.S.O.
I (1898), LA., Tirah, 1897-8, formerly D.A.A.G.
Bombay: b. 1861. Res., Mhow, Bombav.
EDWARDS, Henry James, I.S.O. (1903), Prin-
cipal Bookkeeper at War Office.
I EDWARDS, Sec. Lieut. Hubert de Burgh,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Roy. Welsh Fus. ; S. Africa
1900 : b. 1880.
EDWARDS, Lt.-Col. John Burnard, D.S.O.
(1896), LA., Afghn. 1878-80. Chitral Expedn.,
late Inspg. Offr. of Centr. Ind. Imper. Serv. Cav.
and was a Staff Offr. to H.R.H. the late Duke of
Clarence during his Ind. tour : b. 1857.
EDWARDS, WilbraitamTollemache Arthur,
C. M.G. (1901), Memb. Counc. of Govt, of Mauritius
and Sen. Unofficial M.E.C. Res., Port Louis.
EDWARDS, Capt. William Fre deric k Sa very,
D. S.O. (1901), 4th Batt. Devon Regt. (Mil.),
now with S. Afr. Cav. ; Ashanti 1900 : b. 1872.
EDWARDS, Maj. Y^illiam Rice, C.M.G.
(igoi),M.D.,I.M.S. (1886); India 1890-1, S.Africa
1900-1 in Med. Charge of Headqrs. Staff, now |
Suptg. Surg., Kashmir: b. 1862. Res., Kashmir.
EFFINGHAM, Earl of. Henry Alexander
Gordon Howard, 4th Earl (U.K.), a D.L. for
W. Rid. : son of 3rd E. ; b. Aug. 15, i856 ; sue.
1898 (L.U.) ; unmrrd. Seats. Tusmore House,
Bicester, Oxon ; The Grange, Rotherham, Yorks.
Creations. Bn. Howard of Effingham, Eng. 1554 ; E.
ofEffingham, U.K. 1337.— Ld. Wm. Howard, 5th son ol the
2nd Duke of Norfolk, after serving on several important
Missions and as the earliest Minister from this country
to the Court of Russia, was created by Queen Mary ist
Bn., and Lord High Admiral of H.M.'s dominions.
His son and successor became famous by his destruction
of the Spanish Armada, for which he was advanced to |
lie Earl of Nottingham, but that title, soon lapsed. The
Effingham Earldom itself had to be created a second I
time, first to the 7th Bn. (then with style "Earl Effing-
ham''), and afterwards to the nth, the present Earl
thus being 14th Bn. Howard of E.
Titled Relatives.
(Howard.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (aunts of present, who
is sole issue of 3rd) :
„Lady Maria H., b. 1835. Res., 57 Eaton Terr., S.W.
(The late 3rd Eaiil, b. 1837, d. 1898.)
Lady Alice H., b. 1843. lies., The Grange, Woodham
Mortimer, Maldon, Essex.
—Dau. -in-law :
Lady Constance Eleanora Caroline H., tide Finch-
Hatton, dau. of nth E. of Wiuchilsea, b. 1847, mar.
1871 the late Capt. Hon. Frederick Charles H. (d.
1893). Eld. son, heir pres. to Earldom :
Cordon Frederick Henry Charles 77., Esq.
b. 1873, mar. 1904 Rosamond Margaret, dau. of
the late E.lwd. H. Hudson, Esq. Res., 65 St.
James's Ct., Buckingham Gt., S.W. (and heir,
his bro. Capt. Algernon George Mowbray Fred-
erick, b. 1874. )
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1806, d. 1389.)
Hon. Mrs. AVilliam H. (Barbara Frances Wilhelmina,
dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Jno. Chester), mar. 1862
the late Rev. the Hon. William H., Canon of York
(d. 1881). Res., Roydsmoor, East Molesey, Surrey.
EGAN, Hon. Mrs. Carbery, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Tenterden.
EGERTON, family name of Egerton of
Tatton, Ellesmere, and Wilton Earldoms.
Index to those houses and sep. names below :
Hn. Alan de T. eg. Ly. Clare Viol. sep. Ly. Louisa Car. el.
Hn. Mrs. Alf . J. el. Ly. Constance, el. Ly. Mabel, el.
Ly. Alice C. el. Hn. Fras. \V. G. el. Ly. Mary Cecilia, w.
Ly. Alice Sus. sep. Hn. George A. w. Hn. Thos. H. F. el.
Ly. Bertha, el. Ly. Laura, el. Ly. Victoria, el.
Hn. Mrs. Chas. sep.Ly. Leila G. el. Hn Wilfred C.W.el
EGERTON, Hon. Lady, dau. of 2nd Bn. Har-
lech and wife of follg.
EGERTON, Knight (1) Col. Sir Alfred Mor-
daunt Egerton, K.C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Civ. 1896),
formerly of Roy. Horse Gds., and served with
Rif . Brig, in India and Canada, ret. 1887 and is
now Comptr. and Equerry to H.R.H. the Duke of
270 EGE
Connaught, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
1843, mar. 1878 the preceding, lies., Clarence
House, St. James's Palace, S.W.
EGERTON, Knight(2) . Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles
Comyn Egerton, G.C.B. (Mil. 1904; K.C.B.
1903) , D.S.O. (1891), Col. 23rd Cav. I. A., late
A.D.C., served in Afghanistan 1880, Hazara 1888
and 1891, Miranzai (1st and 2nd), Waziristan,
Dongola, N.W. Front., &c, 1897- 1903, and Somali-
land ; now comdg. Secunderabad Div. : b. 1848
(grandson of 9th Bt., Grey-Egerton), widower.
Res., Ootacamund, Madras.
EGERTON, Knight (3), Rt. Hon. Sir Edwin—
see "Egerton, P.C."
EGERTON, Knight (4). Sir Robert Eyles
Egerton, K.C.S.I. (1879), C.I.E. (1878), a D.L. for
Denbighsh., formerly Lt.-Gov. of Punjab and an
M.L.C. of the Viceroy: b. 1827 (1st cous. once
rem. of Kt. 2), mar. 1883, 2nd wife, Emily Caro-
line, dau. of the late Rev. J. W. Cunningham.
Res., Coed-y-Glyn, Wrexham, Denb.
EGERTON, Knight (5). Sir "Walter Eger-
ton, K.C.M.G. (1905), barrister-at-law, High
Commissi', of Southn. Nigeria and Gov. of Lagos,
late First Magist. and Commissr. of-Ct. of Requests
at Singapore : b. 1858. Res., Govt. Houses, Old
Calabar (S. Nigeria), and Lagos.
EGERTON, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Edwin Henry Egerton, P.C. {Gt. Br.
igo4),G.C.M.G. (1902), K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), Ambass.
at Rome, late Madrid, and has been Min. Plenip.
at Athens, Cons. -Gen. in Egypt, and Sec. to
Emb. at Paris : b. 1841, mar. 1895, as 2n(i husb.,
Olga, dau. of Prince Nicholas Lobanow Rostowski
and widow of M. Michel Katkow. Address, Brit.
Emb., Rome.
EGERTON, Lady Alice Susan Godolphin,
dau. of 9th D. of Leeds.
EGERTON, Capt. Arthur Frederick, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Cameron Highldrs. ; Nile 1898, S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1866 (grandson of 1st E. of
Ellesmeie).
EGERTON, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Brassey.
EGERTON, Lady Clare Violet, dau. of 4th
Earl Temple of Stowe.
EGERTON, Rear-Adm. George Le Clerc,C.B.
(Mil. 1897), late a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. ; Arctic
Expedn. 1875-6 and Benin 1897, late Assist. Dir.
of Torpedoes at Admiralty, and Nav. Attache" to
Maritime Cts. : b. 1852 (bro. of Kt. 2, q.v.). Club,
U. Serv.
EGERTON, Col. Granville George Alger-
non, C.B. (Mil. 1905), Yorks. Regt. ; Afghn. 1879-
80, Egypt, Nile 1898 : b. 1859.
EGERTON, Reginald Arthur, C.B. (Civ.
1904) , See. to Post Office, Dublin : b. 1850 (grand-
son of Rev. Sir Phil. Grey-Egerton, 9th Bt.).
EGERTON (GREY-), Baronet. Sir Philip
Henry Brian Grey-Egerton, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1617),
a D.L. for Cheshire, Capt. Chesh. Imper. Yeom. :
son of 11th Bt., b. 1864, sue. 1891, mar. 1893 May
Carolyn Campbell (who procured a divorce 1905),
dau. of the late Maj. J. Wayne Cuyler, of U.S.A.
Heir,his son Philip de Malpas Wayne (b. 1895;
2nd heir, latter's twin bro., Rowland Le Bel-
ward). Seats, Oulton Pk., Tarporley, Chesh.;
Broxton Old Hall, Chester; town res., 5 Carlos PI.,
Grosvenor Sq. , W.
EGERTON (GREY-), Baronet's Widow. Hon.
Lady G.-E., nee Hon. Henrietta Elizabeth
Sophia Denison, dau. of 1st Bn. Londesborough,
b. 1836, mar. 1861 Lt.-Col. Sir Philip Le B. Grev-
Egerton, uthBt. (d. 1891). Res., 51 Mount St., W.
EGrL
EGERTON op TATTON, Earl. Wilbraham
Egerton, 1st Earl {U.K.), M.A., a Kt. of
Justice and Chanc. of the Order of St. John
J erus. , an Ecclesiast. Commissr. and Lord Lieut, of
Cheshire and City of Chester, formerly Capt. and
Hon. Maj. Chester Yeom. and Chmn. Chesh. Q.S.,
an M.P. 1858-83: son of 1st Bn. Egerton of T.;
b. Jan. 17, 1832 ; sue. as 2nd Bn. 1883, cr. Earl 1897
(C); mar., 1st, 1857, the late Lady Mary Sarah
Amherst (d. 1892), dau. of 2nd Earl Amherst;
2ndly, 1894, Alice Anne, Duchess of Buckingham
and Ohandos, q.v. Heir, none to Earldom, to
Barony as below. Seat, Tatton Pk., Knutsford,
Chesh. ; town house, 7 St. James's Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Egerton of Tatton, 1859: Earl
Egerton of T. and Vise. Salford, 1897.— Wm. Tatton
Egerton, Lord Lieutenant of Cheshire and many years
one of its M.P.'s, was awarded the 1st Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Egerton.)
Sole issue of present E. {2nd Bn.) :
Hon. Gertrude Lucia, now Ctss. of Albemarle, b.
1861, mar. 1881 (when her father was a Baron only)
Arnold A. C. Keppel, Esq., now 8th Earl of A., q.v.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present E.) :
(Present Earl, b. 1832.)
Hon. Emily Marion, now Hon. Mrs. Percy Mitford,
formerly a Woman of the Bedchamber to H.R.H.
the late Duchess of Cambridge : b. 1837, mar. 1863
the late Percy M., Esq. (d. 1884). Res., Mitford
House, Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Beatrix Lucia Catherine, now Hon. Mrs.
Lionel Tollemache, b. 1840, mar. 1870 Hon. Lionel
Arthur T., son of 1st Bn. T., q.v.
Hon. Alan ime Tatton E., heir pres. to Barony (not
Earldom), Vice-Lieut, of Cheshire, M.P. for Knuts-
ford Div. (C.), late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Chesh !
Imper. Yeom. : b. 1845, mar. 1867 Anna Louisa, dau. 1
of the late Simon W. Taylor, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Alan E.). lies., Rostherne Manor, Knutsford,
Cheshire ; Thatched Cottage, Taplow, Maidenhead ;
9 Seamore PL, Mayfair, W. (2nd heir, his son
Maurice, b. 1874.)
EGLINTON and WINTON, Earl of.
George Arnulph Montgomerie (pron. Montgum-
mery), 15th E. of Eglinton and 8th of Winton
{Scot.), sits as E. of Winton {U.K.) ; Lord Lieut,
of Ayrsh., Hered. Sheriff of Renfrewsh., formerly
Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 13th E. and bro. of
14th; b. Feb. 23, 1848; sue. 1892 (C.) ; mar. 1873
Janet Lucretia, dau. of the late Boyd A. Cuning-
hame, Esq., R.N. Seats, Eglinton Castle (Irvine),
Skelmorlie Castle (Largs R.S.O.), and The
Pavilion ( Ardross^n — let) , all in Ayrsh.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Montgomerie, 1449 ; Ld. Seton
about same date (to a different ancestor) ; E. of Eglin-
ton, 1508, new patent 1615 (with orig. precedence) ;
E. of Winton and Ld. Seton and Tranent, 1600. U. K. :
Bn. Ardrossan, 1806; E. of Winton, 1859.— Alex. Mont-
gomerie, who had been employed by the Scottish
Government on important Embassies to England,
obtained the 1st Lordship of M. ; while Geo. Seton,
who had been similarly made use of, received the
companion Peerage. The 3rd Ld. M. was made Earl of
Eglinton, and the 6th Ld. S. made Earl of Winton.
The 6th Earl of E., known from his bravery as "Gray-
steel," was an active supporter of the Parliament during
the Civil War, and fought at Marston Moor, where his
son, who became 7th Earl, was in the other Army. But
later on he attached himself to the Royalists, and on being
taken prisoner was confined at Berwick until the Resto-
ration. Turning to the other line, we find the 5th Ld.
Seton a zealous supporter of Mary Queen of Scots, but
he had in consequence to flee to Flanders, where he
drove a waggon for his living. At length in 1583 his
position was transformed to that of Ambassador to
France. It was his successor who was made 1st Earl of
AVinton, a line which became dormant 1749 and so
remained until 1840, when the 13th Earl of Eglinton
was declared 6th Earl of Winton as heir-male of 4th
Earl. The U.K. Barony was awarded the 12th Earl of
E., and the Earldom to his successor.
Directory of Peerage,
EGM
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
ELG 271
Titled Relatives.
(Montgomerie.)
Issue of present {15th) E. :
Lady Georgiana Theresa, now Lady G. Mure, b. 1876,
mar. 1895 William M., Esq. (son of Col. Wm. and
Hon. Mrs. Mure— see " Leconfield "). Res., Cald-
well, Glasgow.
Lady Edith Mary, now Lady E. Trotter, b. 1877, mar.
1901 Capt. Algernon Richd. T., M.V.O., q.v.
A deceased son, b. 1878, d. 1879.
Lord Montgomerie, heir to Earldom : Archibald
Seton M., Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. and A.D.O. to
Lt.-Gen. Sir A. Hunter, b. 1880. Club, Bachelors'.
The late Hon. William Alexander M., b. 1881,
d. 1903.
Hon. .Francis Cuninghame M.,2nd heir, 2nd Lieut.
4th Batt. Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. (Mil.):
b. 1887.
Issue of 14th E. (nieces of present) :
Lady Sophia Constance i/.,b. 1863, mar. 1883 Saml.
Hynman M., Esq. (n6 Allenby, but after mrrge.
he assumed his wife's surname). Res., Auchans,
Kilmarnock, Ayrsh. ; Southannan, Fairlie R.S.O.,
same Co. ; Cleughearn. Strathavon R.S.O., Lanarks.
Lady Theresa, now Lady T. Gross, b. 1866, mar. 1886
Jno. 0., Esq. Res., Key ham Hall, Leicester.
Lady Gertrude, now Lady G. Lawford, b. 1867, mar.
1893 Ernest B. Acland L., Esq. Res., 2 Sussex PI.,
Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
Lady Diana, nerw Lady D. Allison, b. 1870, mar. 180*,
2nd husbd. (after being divorced by ist), Harold K.
A., Esq.
Surviving issue of 13th E. (half-sists. of present) :
(BY 1ST MRRGE.
The late 14th Earl, b. 1841, d. 1892.
Present Earl, b. 1848.)
(BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Sibyl Amelia Adela If., b. i8sg.
Lady Hilda Rose, now Lady H. Mosley, b. i860, mar.
1881 Tonman M., Esq., son of Sir Tonman Mosley,
3rd Bt. Res., Bangors Pk., Iver, Bucks., near
Uxbridge,
— Dau. -in-law !
Hon. Mrs. Seton M. (Nina Janet Brouwen, dau. of the
late Lt.-Col. Peers Williams, M.P.), mar. 1870 the
late Hon. Seton Montolieu M. (d. 1833). Res.,
Downs House, Eling, Totton, Southampton.
EGMONT, Earl of. Augustus Arthur
Perceval, 8th Earl (Irel.) and a Bt., sits as Bn.
Loveland Holland ( Gt. Br.), formerly of Metropol.
Fire Brigade : 1st cons, once rem. of 7th E. ; b.
June 4, 1856; sue. 1897 (C); mar. 1881 Kate,
dau. of the late "Warwick Howell, Esq., of S.
Carolina. Bes., Cottimore, "Walton-on-Thames.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1661 ; Bn. Perceval, 1715 ; Vise.
i Percevah 1723 (n.s.) ; E. of Egmont, 1733 ; Bn. Arden (of
j Lohort Castle), 1770. Gt. Br. : Bn. Lovel and Holland, 1762.
; U.K. : Bn. Arden (of Arden), 1802.— The Rt. Hon. Sir Jno.
i Perceval, 5th Bt., having been several years a member of
the Irish House of Commons and an Irish P. C. , was created
' ist Bn., Vise, and Earl. The Irish Barony of Arden
was conferred upon the wife of the 2nd Earl, whose
son obtained that of U.K., the 2nd Earl himself receiv-
ing the Lovel and Holland Barony. The Baronetcy is
open to the peculiar condition that the eldest son upon
coming of age is to "exist a Baronet" at the same time
with his father and possibly his grandfather, so that
there may be even three Baronets in the same family
concurrently. The courtesy-title of the Peerage would,
however, keep the Baronetcy in the background in the
case of a son.— No titled relatives.
Heir Presumptive.
Charles John Perceval, Esq. (only bro. of the Earl),
in Natal C.S., b. 1858, mar. 1890 Florence, dau.
of the late Geo. Gibson, Esq., M.D. Res., Yvery,
Port Shepstone, Natal. (2nd heir, his uncle
Spencer Arthur P., b. 1832, ist cousin of 7th Earl. )
EGMONT, Earl's Widow (remrrd.). Lucy,
Countess of E., dau. of the late Henry King,
Esq., mar., 1st, 1869, 7th E. of Egmont (d. 1897) ;
2ndly, 1898, Alfred Briseo, Esq., bro. of Sir
Musgrave H. Brisco, 4th Bt.— retaining title
by courtesy. Bes., 7 Eaton Sq., S.W.
EGYPT, the Khedive of. H.H. Abbas Pacha,
G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1892), G.C.M.G. (Hon. 1891),
Eoy. Victn. Chain 1905 : b. 1874.
ELCHO, Lord (by courtesy — title Lord Elcho
and Methel, Scot. 1633), elder son and heir of E.
of Wemyss and March.
ELDERTON, Com. Ferdinand Halford,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Boy. Ind. Marine, now an Assist.
Dir. ; Suakin 1885, China 1900-2 as Sen. Marine
Offr. : b. 1865. Bes., The Dockyd., Bombay.
ELD ON, Earl of. John Scott, 3rd Earl
(U.K.), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Gloucestersh.,
formerly Hon. Col. 1st Dorset Bine Vols. : son of
2nd E. ; b. Nov. 8, 1845; sue. 1854 (C.) ; mar.
1869 Henrietta Minna, dau. of Capt. Henry M.
Turnor. Seat, Stowell Pk., Northleach R.S.Q.,
Glouc. ; town res., 43 Portman Sq., W. (Ctss. of
E. , 16 Kensington Ct. Gdns., W.)
Creations. Bn. Eldon, Gt. Br. 1799 ; E. of Eldon and
Vise. Encombe, U.K. 1821.— Sir Jno. Scott, Lord Chief
Justice of Common Pleas, was made ist Bn., and shortly
afterwards was appointed Lord Chancellor ; some years
before his retirement (which was in 1827) he was elevated
to the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Scott.)
Issue of present (3rd) E.:
The late John S., Vise. Encombe, b. 1870, d. 1900,
having mar. 1893 the under-mentioned Visctss.
Issue:
Vise. Encombe, heir to Earldom: John S., b.
1899.
Hon. Michael Simon S., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Lady Louisa Katharine, now Lady L. Longley, b. 1871,
mar. 1898 John Augustine, son of Sir Hy. Longley,
K.C.B. Res., 41 Draycott PL, Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Ernest Stowell S., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), 2nd
Sec. at Vienna Emb., b. 1872.
Lady Margaret Rachel, now Lady M. Hamilton-
Russell, b. 1874, mar. 1897 Hon. Frederick Gustavus
H.-R., son of 8th Vise. Boyne, q.v.
Hon. Osmund S., b. 1876.
Hon. Denys S., Lieut. Roy. N. Devon Imper.
Yeom., served in S. Africa 1901, b. 1877.
Hon. Michael S., b. 1878.
— Dau. -in-law :
Visctss. Encombe, prev. Hon. Mary Laura Fraser,
dau. of T5th Bn. Lovat, b. 1869, mar. as above.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Augusta Henrietta, now The Lady Cottesloe, b.
1836, mar. 1859 2nd Bn. C, q.v.
Lady Gertrude Louisa, now Lady Eustace Cecil, b.
1841, mar. i860 Lord Eustace Brownlow Henry
(Gascoyne-) C, son of 2nd M. of Salisbury, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
ELGAB, Knight. Sir Edward Elgar, Kt.
Bach. (1904), LL.D., Mus. Doc, Hon. B.A.M.,
Prof, of Music to Birm. Univ., Composer of 'The
Dream of Gerontius,' the ' Coronation Ode,'
and numerous other musical works : b. 1857, mar.
1889 Caroline Alice, dau. of the late Gen. SirH. G.
Roberts, K.C.B. Bes., Plas Gwyn, Hereford.
ELGER, Capt. Edward Gwyn, D.S.O. (1900-1), j
Somerset L.I. retd. ; Burma 1885-7, S. Africa i
1899-1901 : b. 1864.
ELGIN and KINCARDINE, Earl of. Victor j
Alexander Bruce, 9th E. of Elgin and 13th j
of Kincardine (Scot.), sits as Baron Elgin (U.K.) ;
K.G. (1899), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886), G.C.S.I., G.C.I.E.
(both Orders 1894), M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., Viceroy
of India 1894-9, is Lord Lieut, of Fifeshire and
Hon. Col. 1st Fifeshire Vol. Artill. ; has been
Treas. of Household and Commissi', of Works
and Bdgs. : son of 8th E. (of Elgin, 12th of
Kino.) ; b. May 16, 1849 ; sue, 1863 (L.) ; mar.
1876 Lady Constance Mary Carnegie, C.I., dau. o^
272 ELI Directory
6th E. of Southesk, K.T. Seat, Broomhall, Dun-
fermline, Fifesh. ; town res. ,29 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Elgin and Ld. Bru«e of Kinloss,
1633 ; E. of Kincardine and Bn. Bruce of Torry, 1647.
U.K. : Bn. Elgin, 1849.— Sir Edwd. Bruce, Lord of
Session and Ambassador to England, was in 1601-2
created Ld. Kinloss and iu 1608 Ld. Bruce of Kinloss.
These titles gave remainders to heirs male and assignees,
and accordingly, upon tke death without issue of their
6th holder, they both passed out of this line, that of
Kinloss (q.v.) becoming eventually a separate Peerage,
and that of Bruce of K. disappearing altogether in face
of the identical title conferred jointly with the Earldom
in 1633. The 3rd Ld. Bruce was the recipient of these
further honours, and his next successor received the
additional Earldom of Ailesbury (q.v.), an older creation
of that title, which expired in 1747, and with it the
English Baronies of Bruce of Whorlton and of Skelton,
Another Sir Edwd. Bruce, gt. nephew of his namesake,
obtained the Kincardine Earldom, and the 9th Earl of
this latter line eventually succeeded as 5th of the former.
There were repeated instances in this line of the succes-
sion falling to brothers, whose terms of holding the title
would naturally average much shorter than those of the
Elgin line, which up till the time of their union passed
regularly from father to son; hence the Kincardine
numbering soon overtook that of the Elgin line. The
U.K. Barony fell to the 8th Earl of E.
I Titled Relatives.
■ (Bruce.)
I Issue of present (gth) E. :
Lady Elisabeth Mary, now Lady E. Smith, b. 1877,
mar. 1838 Hy. Babington S., Esq., U.S. I., q.v.
Lady Christian Augusta, now Lady C. Ogiloy, b. X879,
mar. 1904 Herbert, son of Sir Regd. H. Alex. 0.,
10th Bt.
Lady Constance Veronica B., b. 1880.
Lord Bruce, heir to Earldom: Edward James B.,
Lieut. Foi-f. and Kincard. Artill. (Mil.), b. i83i.
Hon. Robert B., 2nd heir, Lieut, nth Hussars:
b. 1882.
Hon. Alexander B., b. 1834.
The late Lady Marjorie B., b. 1885, d. 1901.
Hon. David B., b. 1888.
Lady Rachel Catherine B. , b. 1890.
Hon. John Bernard B., b. 1892.
Hon. Vfctor Alexander B., b. 1897.
Surviving issue of 8th E. (bro. and half-sist.
of present) :
By ist mrrge.
Lady Elma, now The Lady Thurlow, b. 1842, mar.
1864 5th Bn. T., q.v.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
(Present Earl, b. 1849.)
Hon. Frederick John B. , formerly a Page of Honour
to Queen Victoria, b. 1854, mar. 1879 Katherine
Bruce, dau. of the laf-e E. VV. Fernie, Esq., and
widow of Logan W. Raeburn, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Fre-
derickZf.). Res., Seaton House, Arbroath, Forfarsh.
Dau.-in-law ofjth E. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Thomas B. (Sarah Caroline, sist. of Sir
Thos. Thornhill, ist Bt.), mar. 1863 the late Hon.
Thomas Charles B., M.P. (d. 1890). Res., 42 Hill St.,
Berkeley Sq.,W.
ELIBANK, Baron. MontolieuFox Oliphant
Murray, 10th Bn. (Scot.) and a Bt., Com. B.N.
retired (served in China Expedn. i860), Lord
Lieut, of Peeblessh. : son of 9th Bn. ; b. April
27, 1840 ; sue. 1871 ; mar. 1868 Blanche Alice,
dau. of the late Edwd. Jno. Scott, Esq., of South-
sea. Seats, Darn Hall.Eddleston R.S.O., Peebles-
sh. ; Pitheavlis, Perth. : Ballencrieff , Haddington.
(Elibank Castle, Selkirk, in ruins.)
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1628; Bn. Elibank, 1643.—
Sir Patrick Murray, ist Bt. and Bn., son of a Ld. of
Session and a grandson of Andrew Murray of Black-
barony who fell at Flodden, was Keeper of the King's
Castle of Caerlaverock. The ist Bt. of Blackbarony and
the ist Bn. E. were ist cousins, and a third was Sir Win.
Murray, ist of the Bts. of Clermont (afterwards Murray-
Pulteney, but now extinct).
Titled Relatives.
(Murray.)
Issue of j>resent (10th) Bn.:
The deceased Helen Emily M. , b. 1869, d. 1870.
of Peerage, ELI
Master of Elibank, heir to Barony : Hon. Alexander
William Charles Oliphant M., M.P. for Midlothian
(L.), a D.L. for Peeblessh., formerly Lieut. Lothians
and Berwicks. Yeom., and has been Priv. Sec. or
Assist .in various Ministerial Depts. and to Gov.
of Leeward Is. : b. 1870, mar. 1894 Hilda Louisa
Janey Wolfe Murray (Hon. Mrs. Murray), dau. of
the late .las. Wolfe M., Esq., and sist. of Sir Jas. W.
Murray, K.C.B. Res., Juniper Bank, Walkerburn
R.S.O.. Peeblessh.
The late Hon. Edward Oliphant M., Capt. Queen's
Own Cameron Highlanders : b. 1871, d. 1901 (killed
in S. Africa), having mar. 1900 Mary Millard, dau.
of the late Hy. C. Allhusen, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward
M.).
Hon. Emilv Blanche, now Hon. Lady Harvey, b. 1872,
mar. 1893 Sir Robert Grenville 2nd Bt. of
Langley Park, q.v.
Hon. Alice Florence, now Hon. Mrs. Stephen Leech,
b. 1873, mar. 1902 Stephen L., Esq., ist Sec.
Diplorn. Serv. Res., Brit. Legat. Copenhagen.
Hon. Nina Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Hylton Philip-
son, b. 1875, mar. 1896 Hylton P., Esq. Res., Stobo
Castle, Stobo R.S.O., Peeblessh. ; 1 Adelaide
Mansns , Hove, Brighton ; 77 Lancaster Gt., W.
Hon. Charles Gideon M. , 2nd heir, formerly on Staff
of Sir Godfrey Y. Lagden in S. Africa, and Assist.
Priv. Sec. to Gov. of Brit. New Guinea: b. 1877.
Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Arthur Cecil M., Lieut. I. A., late A.D.C. to Lt.-
Gov. of Bengal, served with China Fd. Force 1900-2 :
b. 1870. Club, Jun. Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Clara Isabel M., now Hon. Mrs. Oswald
Partington, b. i83o, mar. 1902 Oswaid P., Esq.,
M.P. (L.). Res., 18 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
The deceased Hon. James M., b. 1882, d. 1885.
Hon. Evelyn Izme M. (dau.), b. 1886.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Hon. Mrs. Edward M., see above.
Surviving issue of gth Bn. (bro. and sist. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 1840.)
Hon. Dudley Oliphant M., barrister-atdaw, now of
Queensld. Bar: b. 1846. Club, Union.
Hon. Blanche Ernmeline, now Bnss. von Keudell, b.
1858, mar. 1884, wid. i838. Rts., Bordighera,
Riviera, Italy.
ELIBANK, Master of, title of the eld. son
and heir of the above.
ELIOT, family name of St. Germans Earldom,
q.v. for "Hons.," and see below for Lady
Kathleen.
ELIOT, Lord (by courtesy— -title, Bn. E. Gt. Br.
1784), elder son and heir of E. of St. Germans.
ELIOT, Knight (1). Sir Charles Norton Edg-
cumbe Eliot, K.C.M.G. (1900), C.B. (Civ. 1898),
M.A., late Brit. Agent and Cons. -Gen. at Zanzibar
and Commissr. and Cons.-Gen. for E. Afr. Protect,
(resigned 190 \), has held diplom. posts at St.
Petersburg, Constantinople, Washington, and in
Morocco, Bulgaria, Samoa, &c. : b. 1864. Res.,
Brockwell, Triangle, nr. Halifax.
ELIOT, Knight (2). Sir John Eliot, K.C.I.E.
(1903), F.R.S., F.B. Met. Soc, Meteorological
Reporter to Ind. Govt, and Dir. -Gen. of Ind.
Observatories : b. 1839, mar. 1877 Mary, dau. of
the late Wm. Nevill, Esq. fies., Meteorolog.
Office, Simla.
ELIOT, Lady Kathleen Mary, dau. of 1st
Earl Cairns.
ELIOT, Laurence Stirling, I.S.O. (1903),
Commonwealth Offr., prcv. Under-Treas., State of
West Australia : b. 1845. lies., Perth, W. A.
ELIOTT, Baronet. Sir William Francis
Augustus Eliott, 8th Bt. of Stobs (Scot. 1666),
a D.L. for Roxburgh, formerly in 93rd High-
landers : son of 7th Bt., b. 1827, suc- 1864, mar.
1879, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Hannah Grfssell,
dau. of H. T. Birkett, Esq., and widow of Hy.
Kelsall, Esq. Heir pres., his nephew Arthur
Boswell E. (b. 1856; and heir, latter's son Gil-
ELL Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
ELL 273
bert Alexander Bosweil, b. 18&5). Seat, Stobs
Castle, Hawick, Roxburgh.
ELLENBOROUGH, Baron. Edward DownES
Law, 5th Bn.t {U.K.), Com. E.N. retd., served
in Baltic, China, and Ashanti : 1st cous. Once
removed of 4th Bn. and son of Hon. Henry
S. Law ; b. May 9, 1841 ; sue. 1902 (C.) ; unmrrd.
lies., 65 George St., Manchester Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Ellenborough, U.K. 1802.— Sir Edwd.
Law, Lord Chief Justice of King's Bench, was awarded
this Barony : he was the last Chief Justice to sit in the
Lords as such. His son, who was Lord Privy Seal, a Lord
of the Admiralty, &c., was in 1844 raised to an Earldom,
but as he left no son the title lapsed at his death in 1871.
Titled Relatives.
(Law.)
Bro. and sist. of present (5th) Bn. (granted rank of
Bn.'s children 1902 ) :
(Present Baron, b. 1841.)
Hon. Cecil Henry L., heir pres. to Barony. C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late Col. com.dg.39th Re^tl. List., served
in Afghanistan 1878-80 and in S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1849, mar- l884 Alice Caroline, dau. of the late
Jno. H. Astell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Cecil L.). Res.,
Montrose, Dorchester. (2nd heir, his son Henry
Astell, b. 1889.)
Hon. Ethel Beatrice L., b. 1857.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (1st cous. once rem. of
present) :
By 2nd mrrqe.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1856, d. 1902 unmrrd.)
By 3RD mrroe.
Hon. Emily J ulia Toivry-Law, b. 1872. Res., 19 King's
Gdns., Hove, Brighton. (Her father, the 3rd Bn.,
took the surname " Towry-Law," but it has been
discontinued : he was mrrd. four times.)
ELLENBOROUGH, Baron's Widow. The
Lady E. (Beatrice Joanna Towry-Law, dau. of
Sir Norton J. Knatchbull, 10th Bt.), mar.
1874, as 4th wife, 3rd Bn. Ellenborough (d. 1890).
Bes., 15 Rosary Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
ELLERMAN, Baronet. Sir John Reeves
Ellerman, istBt. {U.K. 1905^.
ELLERY, Robert Lewis John, C.M.G.
(1889), F.R.S., Govt. Astronomer of Victoria from
1853, was 20 years Pres. of Roy. Soc. of the Col. :
b. 1827. Bes., The Observatory, Melbourne.
ELLES, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Edmond
Roche Eiles, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), K.C.I.E. (1904),
R.A., served in Lushai Expedn. 1871-2, Egypt,
Hazara 1888, N.-W. Erontier 1897, &c, late
D.Q.M.G. in India and in comd. of a 1st class
Dist., now Mil. Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy: b.
1848, widower. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
ELLES, Knight's "Widow. Lady E. (Eleanor
Noble, dau. of the late Geo. "Warre, Esq.), mar.
1863 Maj.-Gen. Sir Wm. K. Elles, K.C.B.
(d. 1896). Bes., "Whitley Lodge, Camberley,
Surrey.
ELLESMERE, Earl 01. Francis Charles
Granville Egerton, 3rd Earl {U.K.), V.D.,
B.A., Hon. Col. D. of Lancaster's Imper. Yeom.
and 4th Vol. Batt. Manch. Regt. : son of 2nd E. ;
b. April 5, 1847; sue. 1862 (C.) ; mar. 1868 Lady
Katharine Louisa Phipps, dau. of 2nd M. of
Normanby. Seats, "Worsley Hall, Manchester ;
Manor House, Braekley, N'thants. ; Stetchworth
Pk., Newmarket; town res., Bridgewater House,
1 Cleveland Sq., S.W.
Creation. E. of Ellesrnere and Vise. Braekley, U.K.
1846.— This Peerage is a continuation of that of Bridge-
water, the 1st Earl of which was created in 1617 and the
4th was made a Duke. The 3rd and last Duke left a
great part of his immense fortune to his nephew the
Duke of Sutherland, with reversion to the latter's and
son, Ld. Fras. Egerton, who obtained the Ellesrnere
title.
Titled Relatives.
(Egerton.)
Issue of present (3?'<i) E. :
Lady Mabel Laura E. , b. 1869.
Lady Alice Constance E., afi artist, b. 1870.
Lady Beatrice Mary, now Lady B. Kemp, b. 1871,
mar. 1896 Lt.-Col. Geo. K., M.P. Res., Beechwood,
Rochdale ; Liugholme, Keswick.
Vise. Buackley, heir to Earldom : John Francis
Granville Scrowe E., Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt.
Lothian Regt." (Mil.), was A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Sir
W. G. Knox in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1872, mar. 1905
Violet, dau. of Hon. F. W. Lambton, M.P., heir
to the Durham Earldom. Club, Marlborough.
Hon. Francis William George E., 2nd heir, late Capt.
Duke of Lancaster's Own Imper. Yeom., formerly
an Extra A.D.C. to Gov. of N.S. Wales : b. 1874, mar.
1897 Hilda Margaret, dau. of the late Rev. Canon
Curteis (Hon. Mrs. Francis E.). Res., 1 Onslow
Crcsc. S.W.
Hon. Thomas Henry Frederick E., was Assist. Priv.
Sec. (unpaid) to Rt. Hon. Sir M. Hicks-Beach : b.
1876, mar. 1902 Lady Bertha Anson, dau. of 3rd
E. of Lichfield. Res., 6 Granville PL, Portman
Sq., W.
Lady Katharine Augusta Victoria, now Lady K.
Hardy, b. 1877, mar. 1905 Charles //., Esq.
Hon. Wilfred Charles William E., Lieut. 1st
Drgns., served in S. Africa 1900-2, now A.D.C. to
Lt.-Gen. Sir H. J. T. Hildyard, comdg. that region :
b. 1879.
Lady Leila Georgina E. , b. 1881.
The late Lady Helen Constance E., b. 1884, d. 1901.
The late Hon. Reginald Arthur E. b. i836, d. 1904.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Bertha E., see Hon. Thomas above.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd E. (sist.-in-law of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1847.)
Hon. Mrs. Alfred E. (Isabella Corisande Gertrud*,
dau. of the late Hamilton Gorges, Esq.), mar. 1881
the late Hon. Alfred John Francis E., M.P. (d.
1890). Ree., 12 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Dau. of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1823, d. 1862.)
Lady Alice Harriet Frederica, now Alice, Otsa. of
Strafford (q.v.), b. 1830, mar. 1854 3rd Earl of S.
(d. 1898).
— Daus.-in-law :
Lady Louisa Caroline E., ne'e Cavendish, dau. of 7th
D. of Devonshire, K.G., b. 1835, mar. 1865 the late
Adm. Hon. Francis E. (d. 1895). Res., St. George's
Hill, Byfleet, Weybridge, Surrey.
Hon. Mrs. Arthur, now Lady Gascoigne-^i&& "Gas-
coigne, Kt."
ELLESMERE, Earl's "Widow. Dowager
Countess of E., nee Lady Mary Louisa Campbell,
dau. of 1st Earl Cawdor, b. 1825, mar. 1846 2nd
E. of Ellesrnere (d. 1862). Bes., Burwood House,
Cobham, Surrey ; Bridgewater House, as above.
ELLICE, Knight's Widow. Lady E. (Louisa
Caroline, dau. of the late Wm. H. Lambton, Esq.,
and niece of 1st E. of Durham) . mar. 1862 Gen. Sir
Chas. H. Ellice, G.C.B. (d. 1888). Bes., 87 Eaton
PL, S.W.
ELLIOT, family name of Minto Earldom (q.v.
for "Ladies" and "Hons.," also below), con-
ventionally substituted for the full form Elliot-
Murray-Kynynmound. (N.B. Eliot above.) .
ELLIOT, Baronet. Sir Charles Elliot, 4th
Bt. of Penshaw {U.K. 1874), late Lieut. 13th
Hussars, seived in S. Africa 1901-2 : son of 2nd Bt.
and bro. of 3rd, b. 1873, sue. 1904, mar. 1903 Helena
Louise, dau. of the late Benj. Pierce, Esq. No
AetV. Bes., Beesthorpe Hall. Newark, Notts.
ELLIOT, Baronet's Widow. Lily, Lady E.,
nee Johnston, mar. 1897 Sir Geo. Elliot, 3rd Bt.
(d. 1904}. Bes., Rackheath Pk., Norwich.
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ELL
ELLIOT, Knight (l). Maj.-Gen. Sir Alex-
ander James Hardy Elliot, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897),
served in Gwalior Campaign 1843, Sutlej, and
Crimea, was on spec. serv. in New Brunswick
1863, and has been in command of the Curragh
and of N. Brit. List., ret. 1888, now Col. 21st
Lancers: grandson of 1st E. of Minto, b. 1825,
mar. 1855 Gertrude Mary, dan. of Jas. W.
Williams, Esq. lies., 36 Ennismore Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
ELLIOT, Knight (2). Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward
Locke Elliot, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (1887),
Col. 31st Lancers, I.A., served in Afghanis-
tan 1878-9, Burma, Dongola, and S. Africa 1901-2 ;
now comdg. Lucknow Div. : b. 1850, mar. 1893
Eva Sibyl, dau. of Col. Percy Smith. Res.,
Lucknow.
ELLIOT, Knight (3). Sir Francis Edmund
Hugh Elliot, K.C.M.G. (1904), M.A., Brit.
Envoy and Min. Plenip. at Athens, prev. Cons.-
Gen. in Bulgaria : b. 1851 (son of Rt. Hon. Sir
H. G. Elliot and grandson of 2nd E. of Minto),
mar. i83i Henrietta Augusta Mary, dau. of the
late Rt. Hon. Sir Eras. C. Ford, G.C.B. lies., Brit.
Legat., Athens.
ELLIOT, Knight (4). Maj. Sir Henry
George Elliot, K.C.M.G. (1899), OB. (Mil. 1901),
R.M. retd. (1870), served in Crimea and Kaffraria
and in Boer War igoo, late Ch. Magist. Tembu-
land : b. 1826, mar. 1879, 2nd wife, Emily
Claridge, dau. of W. Gardner, Esq. lies., Tem-
buland.
ELLIOT, Knight (5), Rt. Hon. Sir Henry
George— see " Elliot, P. C."
ELLIOT, Knight's Widow. Lady Harriett
Emily E., nee Liddell, dau. of 1st E. of Ravens-
worth, b. 1835, mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, Adm. of
the Eieet Hon. Sir Chas. G. J. B. Elliot, K.C.B.
(d. 1895), son of 2nd E. of Minto and uncle of
present Peer. Res., 8 Sloane Terr. Mansns.,
S.W.
ELLIOT, Priv. Counc., Knight, and Peer's
Son. Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Henry George
Elliot, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1867), G.C.B. (Civ. 1869),
formerly Ambass. or Envoy at Copenhagen,
Naples, Florence, Constantinople, and Vienna,
I prev. (1836-9) A.D.C. to Gov. of Tasmania, aftds.
j in For. Oft., Sec. of Legat. at the Hague, and
on spec. Missions to Athens : son of 2nd E. of
j Minto and 1st cousin of Kt. 1, b. 1817, widower.
Res., Ardington House, Wantage, Dorset.
ELLIOT, Frederick Augustus Hugh, OLE.
(1883), late Survey Commissr. of Baroda, prev.
Acting Dir. of Public Instruction in Hyderabad
Assigned Lists., ent. Bomb. OS. 1870 : b. 1847
(grandson of lit. Hon. Hugh Elliot). Res., 77
Kens. Gdns. Sq., W.
ELLIOT, Lady Harriett — see Kt.'s
Widow."
ELLIOT, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 16th Bn.
Trimlestown.
ELLIOT, Maj. William Henry Wilson,
D.S.O. (1902), M.B., I.M.S., Hazara 1888, 1st
Miranzai 1891, Tochi 1897, S. Africa 1899-1901,
now Sec. to Princ. Med. Offr. in India : b. 1864.
Res., Simla.
ELLIOTT, Bishop— see "Kilmore."
ELLIOTT, Knight (1). Sir Charles Alfred
Elliott, K.C.S.I. (1887), LL.D., served in Mutiny
as volunteer, was Ch. Commissr. of Assam 1881,
Lt.-Gov. of Bengal 1890-5, a Mcmb. Counc. of
Viceroy 1887-90: b. 1835, mar. 1887, 2nd husb.
to 2nd wife, Alice, dau. of the late Thos. Gaussen,
Esq., and widow of T. J. Murray, Esq. Res.,
Fernwood, Wimbledon Pk., S.W.
ELLIOTT, Knight (2). Sir Charles Bletter-
man Elliott, K.C.M.G. (1901), LL.B., late Gen.
Man. Cape Govt. Rails, and a Spec. Commissr.
and has been Moderator of Examiners in Science,
amemb. of Counc. of Cape of Good Hope Univ.,
and has held various public offices in same Colony
from 1859: b. 1841, mar. 1904, 2nd wife, Ida
Gertrude, dau. of the late Chas. J. Brune, Esq.
Res., 5 Chichester Rd., East Croydon.
ELLIOTT, Knight (3). Sir Thomas Henry
Elliott, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), Sec. to Bd. of Agric.
and Fisheries, was on Roy. Commssn. on Loe.
Taxation, Priv. Sec. to Pres. of Loe. Govt. Bd.
1889-92 : b. 1854, mar. 1S80 Ellen, dau. of the
late James Eowe, Esq. Res., Ravensbrook, Oxted,
Surrey ; 3 St. James's Sq., S.W., and 4 Whitehall
PL, S.W.
ELLIOTT, Algernon, OLE. (1903), late Com-
missr. Hyderabad Assigned Districts: b. 1848.
Res., 16 Belsize Grove, Hampstead, N.W.
ELLIOTT, Col. John, C.B. (Mil. 1877), C.M.G.
(1891), R.M.L.I. retd. (1869) ; China 1842, Burma,
1852, Russian and Kaffir Wars, Mexico 1863,
admind. Govt, of St. Vincent 1884: b. 1824. Res.,
The Hoe Mansns., Elliot St., Plymouth.
ELLIOTT, John Cutbush, I.S.O. (1903), Insp.
of Waterguard Customs : b. 1845. Address, The ;
Custom House, Gravesend.
ELLIS, family name of Howard de Walden
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
ELLIS, Baronet. Sir (John) WhittakeR'
Ellis, 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1882) , an M.P. 1884-92, an Aid.
and Lieut, for Citv of London, Lord Mayor 1881-2,
Sheriff Lond. and Middx. 1874-5, High Sheriff of:
Surrey 1899, 1st Mayor of Richmond. (1891), was ^
ten years Gov. of the Irish Soc. : son of the late
Joseph Ellis, Esq., of Richmond; b. 1829, mar.:
1903, 2nd wife, Marian, dau. of the late Rev. j
Jno. Bailey. No present heir. Seat, Solent Lodge,
Cowes, I.W.
ELLIS, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st and last Bn.
Taunton (q.v.) and wife of follg. Kt.
ELLIS, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Arthur Ed-
ward Augustus Ellis, G.C.V.O. (1902; K.C.V.O.;
1897), C.S.I. (1876), Extra Equerry to H.M.,1
Cornptr. of Accts. in Lord Chamberlain's Dept.,!
served in Crimea and India, ret. 1893, late Serg.-i
at- Arms to H. of Lords: grandson of 1st Bn.j
Seaford and 1st cous. once rem. of Bn. Howard:
de Walden ; b. 1837, mar. 1864 the above Hon.
Lady Ellis, lies., Royal Lodge, Windsor; 29!
Portland PL, W.
ELLIS, Knight's Widow. Lady E. hy cleva-.
Hon (Emma, dau. of Philip King, Esq.), mari
1871 Col. Alfred B. Ellis, C.B., Com. of troops in
W.African Expedns., recommended for K.C.B..
(but d. 1894), the rank of a widow of such being!
granted <o Mrs. (now Lady) Ellis. Res., 46,
Gwydyr Mansns. j Rochester Rd., Hove, Brighton.;
ELLIS, Maj. Conyngham Richard Cecil,;
D.S.O. (igoo-i), late the Cameronians ; S. Africa'
1899-1900 : b. 1863.
ELLIS, Francis Robert, C.M.G. (1901),
Auditor-Gen. of Ceylon, prev. Govt. Agent of the-
W. Prov. : b. 1S49.
ELLIS, John Chester Buck, I.S.O. (1903),
Supt. of Records, Registrar- General's Office::
b. 1S40. Res., Woodchester House, Bound's Grn.,:
Cohiev Hatch, N.
ELLISON, Col. Gerald Francis, C.B. (Mil.
1904), late Sec. to War Office Reconstruction
Cmttee., is an A.A.G. at Headqrs. ; S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1861. Res., 6 Warwick Sq., S.W.
ELL
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ELLISON, Col. Richard George, C.V.O.
(1902), Ensign of Yeomen of the Guard, late 47th
Foot; Crimea 1854=5, a D.L. for Lines., High
Sheriff 1S86 : b. 1831. ties*, Boultham Hall, Lin-
coln : 23 Queen's Gt., S. Kens., S.W., and Colour
Ct., St. James's Palace.
ELLISON, Maj. William Augustine, M.Y.O.
(4th Class, 1901). V.D., M.A.. M.D., Surg.-Apoth.
in Ord. to H.M.'s Househd. at "Windsor, Maj.
1st Vol. Batt. Eoy. Berks. Regt., was twice Acting
Res. Phys. to Oueen Victoria at Balmoral: b.
1855. lies., 23 High St., Eton.
ELMLEY, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1815), elder son and heir of Earl Beauchamp.
ELMSLIE, Col. Frederick Baumgardt, C.B.
(Mil. 1903), HA, Afghn. 1878-9, Nile Expedn.
1898 : b. 1855.
ELPHIN, Bishop of— see " Kilmore."
ELPHIN8TONE, familv name of follg. Baronv
(formerly Buller-Fullerton-Elphinstone) .
ELPHINST ONE, Baron. Sidney Herbert
Elphinstone, 16th B11. (Scot. ; 2nd of U.K., same
title J, a Trustee and Commissr. of Bd. of Manu-
factures in Scotld. : son of 15th Bn. ; b. July 27,
1S69; sue. 1S93 (C); unmrrd. Seat, Carberry
Tower, Musselburgh, Midlothian ; town res., 9
King St., St. James's, S.W.
Creations. Ld. Elphinstone, Scot. 1510 (n.s.), Bn. E.
U.K. 1885.— Alex. Elphinstone, who had been attached
to the household of James IV., was awarded the Scottish
title, that of U.K.. (and cr.) falling to the 15th Ld., a
Representative Peer, as several predecessors had been.
The i3t creation lasted only 1859-60.
Titled Relatives.
(Elphinstone.)
Surviving issue of \$lh Bn. (bro. and sist. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Lilian E., b. 1867.
(PllESKNT Bakon, b. 1869.)
Hon. Mountstuakt William E., heir pres. to both
Baronies, b. 1871. (2nd heir, to Scot. Barony only,
his uncle Hon. Edward.)
Bro. and sists. of 15th Bn. (uncle and aunts of
present ; raised to rank of Bn.'s children 1861) :
Hon. Clementina Fleming, now Hon. Mrs. Douglas
Jones, b. 1827, mar. 1858 the late Lt. -Col. Douglas J.
(d. 1879). Res., 14 Cliveden PL, Eaton So,., S.W.
(The late 15th Baron, b. 1828, d. 1893.)
Hon. Anna Maria, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Mont-
gomery, b. 1829, mar. 1857 the late Capt. T. Henry
M. (d. 1379), son of Sir Jas. Montgomery, 2nd Bt.
Res., Ladyhill, Birnam R.S.O., Perthsh. ; 35 Cado-
gan PL, S.W.
Hon. Edward Charles Buller-Elphinstone, formerly
Capt. 92nd Foot and A.D.C. io Gov. of Bombay (x3th
Bn. E.):b. 1832, mar. 1859 Elizabeth Harriette, dau.
of Rt. Hon. Sir Ceo. Clerk, 7th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. B.-E. ).
.Res., Inveresk Lodge, Musselburgh, Midlo'thian.
— Sist. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. George E. (Annie, dau. of Rev. Jno.
Macintyre, LL.D.), mar., 1st, 1868, the late Hon.
George James Jhl. (d. 1879); 2ndly, 1884, the late
Rev. Hugh M'Lachlan (d. 1903)— forfeiting rank.
Mas., Achnaran, I ismore R.S.O., Argyllsh.j
Sist. of 14th Bn. (2nd cous. once rem. of present;
granted rank of a Bn.'s dau. 1861) :
Hon. Anne Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Graham-Bon-
line, b. 1828, mar. 1851 the late Wm. Cunninghame
G.-B., Esq. (d. 1883). Res., 39 Chester Sq,, S.W.
ELPHINSTONE, Baron's Widow. The Lady
E., nee Lady Constance Euphemia Woronzow
Murray, dau. of 6th E. of Dunmore, b. 1838, mar.
1864 15th Bn. Elphinstone (d. 1893). Res., with
16th Bn.
ELPHINSTONE Baroxetcv of Kew Glaspotv (Scot.
x6zS), considered extinct for a long period, but assumed
from 1377 (as 10th Bt.) by Lt.-Col. Nicolai William
Elphinstone (of 5 Stanhope Gdns., 8. VV,). ' Foster' (1881)
put this Hue in "Chaos," 'Detroit' treats the claim
as unestablished, and ' Burke ' and ' Lodge ' (1904) ignore
it altogether!
ELPHINSTONE, BaronET of Sowerby. Sir
Howard Warburton Elphinstone, 3rd Bt. {U.K.
1816), M.A., one of the Conveyancing Counsel to
Chancery Div. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1893,
mar. i860 Constance Mary Alexander, dau. of the
late Jno. A. Hankey, E(-;q. Heir, his grandson
Howard Graham (b. 1898; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 2nd
son, Rev. Maurice Curteis E., b. 1874). Res.,
Struan, Augustus Rd., Wimbledon Pk., S.W. ;
chamb., 2 Stone Bdgs., Line. Inn, W.C.
ELPHINSTONE, Knic tits AVidow. Lady E.
(Annie Frances, dau. of W. H. Cole, Esq.), an
Hon. Lady in AVaiting to H.R.H. the Dchss. of
Connaught : mar. 1876 Maj. -Gen. Sir Howard C.
Elphinstone, K.C.B., U(£ (drowned from s.s.
' Tongariro' 1890), Controller &c. to H.R.H. the
Duke of Connaught. Bes., Pine Wood, Bagshot.
ELPHINSTONE, Master of, title of heir to
the Baronv 01 that name when a son.
ELPHINSTONE ( DALRYMPLE - HORN-) ,
Baronets' Widows. (1) Nina, Lady D.-H.-E.,
now by 2nd mrrge. Lady Edwards — see ' ' Edwards,
Kt. 1."— (2) Lady D.-H.-E. (Margaret Anne
Alice, dau. of the late Jas. O. Fairlie, Esq.), mar.
1875 Sir Grfeme H. D.-H.-Elphinstone, 4th Bt.
(d. 1900) . Bes., Rode Syde, Chelford, Crewe.— For
Elphinsione-Dalrympie, see latter name.
*#* The 1st Bt. assumed the names Horn and Elphin-
stone as additions to the orig. Dalrymple, and in this
he was followed by the 2nd Bt. and his two sons, the
3rd and 4th ; but the younger children of the 1st Bt.
and their descendants are designated Elphinstone -
D drymple. See " Dalrymple (Elphinstone-) " accordingly
for 5th Bt.
ELSMIE, George Robert, C.S.I. (1893), late
Memb. Leg. Counc. India and Sen. Fin. Commssr.
in Punjab, prev. a Judge of Ch. Ct. there : b.
1838. Res., Cothal House, Fintray, Aberdeen.
ELTON, Baronet. Sir Edmund Harry Elton,
8th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1717), V.D., late Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. 1st Glouc. Artill. Vols., is a C.C. for
Somerset (High Sheriff 1895) : son of the late
Edrnd. AVm. Elton and nephew of 7th Bt., b. 1846,
sue. 1883, mar. 1868 his 1st cousin Mary Agnes,
dau. of his predecessor, Sir Arthur Hallam Elton.
Heir, his son Ambrose (b. 1869; 2nd heir, next
son, Bernard Arthur, b. 1874). Seat, ClevedonCt.,
Clevedon, Somerset.
*** The 5th Bt., the Rev. Sir Abraham C. Elton, was
maternal grandfather of Arthur H. Hallam of Tenny-
son's 'In Memoriam," who was buried in St. Andrew's
Church at Clevedon.
ELTON, Col. Frederick Coulthurst, C.B.
(Mil. i882),R.A.retd. (1894) ; Crimea and Egypt:
b. 1836. Club, Army and Navv.
ELVEY, Knight's Widow. Lady E. (Maiy,
dau. of the late Jos. Savory, Esq.), mar. 1882, as
4th wife, Sir Geo. Job Elvey, Mus. Doc, for 53
years Organist to the late Queen (d. 1893). Res.,
The Towers, Windiesham, Bagshot, Surrey.
ELAVE3, Capt. Henry Cecil, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1901), Glouc. Imper. Yeom., late Scots
Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1874.
EL WES (CARY-,) Maj. Lincoln Edmund,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Durham L.I. ; S. Africa,
1900 : b. 1865.
ELWES (CARY-), Lady Winefride Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of 8th E. of Denbigh.
ELWIN, Bishop— see " Sierra Leone."
ELY (the y pron. short), Bishop of. Rt. Re\.
Fredekic Henry Chase, D.D., 6cthBp., Pres. of
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Queens' Coll. Camb. (1901-5) and Lady Margaret
Preacher, late Norrisian Prof, of Divinity, prev.
Lecturer on Theol. at Pembroke and Christ's
Colls, and Hulsean Lecturer, was Vice-Chanc.
of the Univ. 1902-4, late in Senate; b. 1854, cons.
1905 (not yet in Lords). Res., The Palace, Ely. '
ELY, Marquess of. John Henry Loftus, 5th
Marq. (Irel.) and a Bt.-, sits as Bn. Loftus
{U.K.) : 1st cousin of 4th M. and son of Hon.
Geo. Wm, Loftus ; b. March 6, 1851 ; sue. 1889
(G.) ; mar. 1895 Margaret Emma, dau. of F. A.
Clark, Esq., of Lynton Ct., Sussex. Seats, Ely-
Lodge, Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh ; Loftus Hall,
Fethard, Waterford (Hall in Co. Wexford).
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1780; Bn. Loftus, 1785; Vise.
Loftus, 1789; E. of Ely, 1794; M. of Ely, 1800. ij.K.:
Bn. Loftus, 1801.— The Rt. Hon. Chas. Tottenham (aftds.
Loftus) obtained successively every one of the Peerage
titles. There had heen previous creations, under the
same name of Loftus, which lapsed. A daughter of the
1st Peer under an older line married Sir Jno. Tottenham,
Bt., father of the hrst in the new line, by whom the
former name was restored.
Titled Relatives.
(Loftus.)
Surviving bro. of present (5th) M. (granted rank of
a Marq.'s son i8g6) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1851.)
Lord George Herbert L., heir pres. t> Marquessaie,
b. 1854, mar. 1502, and wife, Ethel Beatrice Lem-
priere, dau. of Nigel Gresley, Esq. (Lady George
L.). (and heir, his son by 1st mrrge., Adam John
St. George, b. 1885.)
Dau. of 3rd 31. (1st cousin of present) :
Lady Marion Jane, now Lady M. Wetter, b. 1846, mar.
1894, 4th husb., Rev. James W. Res., 24 Emperor's
Gt., S. Kens., S.W.
(The lata 4th Marquess, b. 1849, d. childless 1889.)
Dau. of 2nd 31. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1814, d. 1857.)
Lady Catherine Henrietta Mary L., b. 1828, mar. 1863
her relative the late Capt. Arth. Jno. L. (d. 1891).
Hes., 8 Arundel House, 22 The Drive, Brighton.
Dau. :
Hon. Adeline Henrietta, now Hon. Mrs. Walter
B. Paton, a Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria
1889-92 (hence her title "lion.*). lies., 11
Lexham Gdns., Kens., \V.
ELY, Marquess's Widow. Caroline, Mar-
chioness of E. (Caroline Anne, dau. of the late
Geo. Caithness, Esq.), mar. 18754th M. of Ely
(d. 1889). Res.. Eversley Pk., WinchmoreHill, N.
EMERSON, Kxight. Sir William Emerson,
Kt. Bach. (1902), late Pres. of Roy. Inst, of Brit,
Architects, has designed numerous public works
and bldgs. at home and in India : b. 1844, mar.
1872 Jenny, dau. of Coutts Stone, Esq. lies., 36
Nevern Sq., Earl's Ct., S.W., and 8 The Sanc-
tuary, Westminster, S.W.
EMERSON, Capt. Norman Zeal, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Devon Regt. ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1872.
EMLY, Baron. Thomas William Gaston
Monsell (pron. Munsel), 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a C.C. for
Limerick, formerly a D.L., but Avas deprived of
the honour, was also State Stewai'd to Earl Cowper
and Gent. Usher to Earl Spencer : son of 1st Bn. ;
b. March 5, 1858 ; sue. 1894 (X.) ; mar. 1881
Frances Vincent De la roer, aau. of John Power,
Esq., M.P. (whose widow and children took the
name De la Poer). Heir, none. Seat, Tervoe,
Limerick.
Creation. Bn. Emly, U.K. 1874.— The Rt. Hon. Wm.
Monsell, Vice-Chancellor of the Royal University of Ire-
land, and M.P. and Lieutenant of Co. Limerick, was
awarded this Peerage : he was afterwards President of
the Bd. of Trade.— The order of the Christian names is
of Peerage, ENN
that of the Roll of the Peers ; the! * Peerages ' give it
variously f and our proof s are not returned.
Titled Rslativeb.
(Monsell.)
Sole issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
The deceased William John frauds M., b. 1883,
d. i836.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn, (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1858.)
Hon; Mary Olivia Augusta, now Hon. Ctss. De la
Poer, mar. 1881— see " l)e la Poer, Ct."
EMLY, Bishop of— see " Cashel."
EMLYN, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1827). eld. son and heir of Earl Cawdor.
EMMOTT, Lady Constance Harriet, dau. of
8th D. of Argyll.
ENCOMBE, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1821), grandson and heir of E. of Eldon.
ENFIELD, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1847), eld. son and heir of E. of Strafford.
ENGELBACH, Alfred H. II., l.S.O. (1902),
Acct. in Colon. Office : b. 1850. Res., 36 Stockwell
Pk. Rd., S.W.
ENGELBACH, Lewis William, C.B. (Civ.
1885), late a Commissi-, of Customs, has been
Assist. Acct. -Gen. in War Office : b. 1837.
ENGLAND, Maj.-Gen. Edward Lutwyche,
C.B. (Mil. 1894), Mutiny and Kaffir and Zulu
Campaigns 1878-9. ret. 1896, is Col. Somerset L.I. :
b. 1839. Res., Cloughbrae, Caraberley, Surrey.
ENGLEHEART, Knight. Sir John Gardner
Dillman Eng'eheart, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), B.A.,
barrister-at-law, late for 26 years Clerk of Counc.
to the Duchy of Lancaster, prev. Priv. Sec. to D.
of Newcastle when Sec. for Colonies, and Comptr.
of Househd. to T.R.H. Pr. and Prss. Chiistian :
b. 1823, mar. 1859 Emily Lewis, dau. of the late
Maj . Willows. Res. , 28 Curzon St. , Mayf air, W.
ENGLISH, Col. Frederick Paul, D.S.O.
(1905), Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; Aden Boundary 1903-4 :
b. 1859.
ENNISKILLEN, Earl of. Lovvry Egerton
Cole, 4th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn. Grinstead
(U.K.) ; TCP. (1902), a D.L. for Fermanagh (High
Sheriff 1870), Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Innisk.
Fus. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade, an
M.P. 1880-5 (as Vise. Cole) : son of 3rd E. ; b.
Dec. 21, 1845; sue. 1886 (0.) ; mar. 1869 Charlotte
Marion, dau. of Douglas Baird, Esq. Seat,
Florence Ct., Enniskillen, Co. Fermanagh.
Cr-eations. Irel. : Bn. Mountflorenee, 1760 ; Vise.
Enniskillen, 1776; E. of Enniskillen, 1789. U.K.: Bn.
Grinstead, 1815. " Vise. Cole" is the courtesy-title of an
eld. son.— Jno. Cole, M.P. for Enniskillen, was made 1st
Bn., his successor receiving the Viscfcy. and Earldom,
and the 2nd Earl the U. K . Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Cole.)
IssUi of present (4th) E. :
The deceased William Wil lough by C, b. & d. 1870.
The lute Lady Charlotte Jane Christian C, b. 1872, d.
1892.
Lady Kathleen Mary, now Lady K. Villiers, b. 1873,
mar. 1903 Charles Walter V., Esq., gran Ison of Bp.
Villiers of Durham.
The deceased Marion C, b. & d. 1874.
Vise. Cole, heir to Earldom: .lohn Henry Michael
C, Maj. N. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom., late Lieut. 7th
Hussars, served in S. Africa: b. 1876.
Lady Florence Ame.now The Lady Dalamere, b. 1878,
mar. 18993rd Bn. D., q.v.
The deceased Muriel Augusta C, b. 1879, d. 1880.
Hon. Galbraith Lowry Egerton C, 2nd heir, late
Lieut. 10th Hussars, served in S. Africa: b. 1881.
Hon. Reginald Berkeley C, late 2nd Lieut. 9th
Lancers, served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1882.
ENN
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
EBB. 277
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
Lady Chai lotte Jane, now dy C. Smith-Barry, b.
1847, mar. 1874 Jas. Hugh S.-B., Esq. Res., Stowell,
Pewsey, Wilts.
Lady Florence Mary, now Ctss. of Erne, b. 1849. mar.
1870 4th Earl of E., K.P., q.v.
Hon. Arthur Edward Casamaijor C, formerly Lieut.
Rifle Brigade, b. 1851, mar. 1877 Adelaide, dau. of
Jas. Blackwood, Esq., of Melbourne (Hon. Mrs.
Arthur C). Res., Keswick Lodge, Norwich.
La ly Alice Elizabeth, now Lady A. Ashley, b. 1853,
mar. 1891, as 2nd wife, Rt. Hon. Evelyn Melbourne
A., see "Ashley, Priv. Counc."
Lady Jane Evelyn C, b. 1855. Res., 28 Egerton
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
ENNISMORE, Viscount {by courtesy— title Enn.
and Listowel, Irel. 1816), only son and heir of E,
of Listowel. Baron Ennismore {Irel. 1800) is also
a title of the Earldom.
ENS OR, Capt. Howard, D.S.O. (1900-1),
B.A., M.B., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1902, now
serving with Egyptian Army : b. 1874.
ENZIE, Earl of {Scot. 1599), a title of the
Huntlv Marquessate.
EQUATORIAL AFRICA (WESTERN) ,Bishop
of. Rt. Rev. Herbert Tugivell, B.A., Missnry.
Bp.: b. 1854, mrrd., cons. 1894. Address, Lagos,
W. Africa.— A ssist. Bishop, Nathaniel Temple
Hamlyn, Bp. of Gold Coast. For East Equatorial
Africa see " Mombasa" and "Uganda."
ERCILDUN, Baron {Scot. 1146), a feudal title
in the line of the Crawford Earldom.
ERICHSEN, Baronet's "Widow. Lady E.
(Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Capt. Thos. Cole, R.N.),
mar. 1842 Sir Jno. E. Erichsen, F.R.S., F.R.C.S.,
1st and only Bt. (d. 1896).
ERNE, Earl of. John Henry Crichton,
4th Earl {Irel.), sits as Bn. Fermanagh (U.K.) ;
K.P. (1889), P.O. {Irel. 1902), M.A., Lieut, of Fer-
managh, anM.P. 1868-85 (as Vise. Crichton) and a
Lord of Treas. 1876-80 : son of 3rd E. ; b. Oct. 16,
1839 ; sue. 1885 (C); mar. 1870 Lady Florence Mary
Cole, dau. of 3rd E. of Enniskillen. Seat, Crom
Castle, Newtown Butler R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh ;
town res., 21 Knight.sbridge, S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Erne, 1768 ; Vise. E. 1781 ; Earl
of E. 1739. U.K. : Bn. Fermanagh, 1876. " Vise. Crich-
ton" is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.— Abraham
Creichton, son of Maj.-Gen. David Crichton, who had
repulsed a band of the troops of J ames II. in a series of
fierce encounters, was created 1st Bn., his son becoming
Vise, and Earl. The 3rd Earl, a K.P. and Representative
Peer, was awarded the U.K. Barony. (The surname of
some of the earlier members of the family is spelt
Creichtoune.)
Titled Relatives.
(Crichton.)
Issue of present {4th) E. :
Vise. Crichton, heir to Earldom: Henrv William
C, D.S.O ( 1,00-1), Capt. Roy. Horse Gds., served
in S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen.
Brocklehurst, is an Equerry in Ord. to H.R.H. the
Prince of Wales, whom, as A.D.C, he accompd.
on his Colonial tour : b. 1872, mar. 1903 Lady Mary
Cavend'sh Gro<venor, dau. of 1st D. of Westminster
(Lady Mary Crichton— sec Introd. on Marriage of
Peeresses). Res., 19 Gt. Cavendish PL, W. Issue:
Son b. and d. 1904.
Hon. Mary Kathleen C, b. 1903.
Hon. George Arthur Charles C, 2nd heir, Capt.
Coldstrm. Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1874.
Club, Guards'.
Hon. Arthur Owen C, Lieut. 3rd Batt. Gordon
Hi^hldrs. (Mil.), served in S. Africa isoa: b. 1876.
Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. James Archibald C.,late Capt. Rifle Brigade,
served in S. Africa 1900-2: b, 1877. Club,
Bachelors'.
Lady Evelyn Louisa Selina, now Lady E. Ward, b.
1879, mar. 1899 Hon. Gerald Ernest Francis W„son
of 1st E- of Dudley, q.v.
Lady Mabel Florence Mary, now Lady Hugh Qros-
venor, b. 1882, mar. 1903 Lord Hugh G.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1839.)
Hon. Charles Frederick C, B. A., a D.L. for Kildare,
formerly Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds. : b. 1841, widower
(having mar. Lady Madeline Taylour, dau. of 3rd
M. of Headfort; d. 1876). Res., Mullaboden,
Ballymore Eustace, Naas, Co. Kildare.
Hon. Henry George Louis C, a C.C. for Hants.,
A. A.G. for Imper. Yeom. in S. Africa 1900, an A.D.C.
to H.M. for Vol. Force, Hon. Col. Hants Imper.
Yeom. and 2nd Vol. Batt. Hants Regt., also
corodg. Hants Vol. Inf. Brigade, formerly in 10th
and 21st Hussars : b. 1844, mar. 1890, 2nd wife.
Lady Jane Emma Baring, C.I., dau. of 1st E. of
Northbrook. Res., Netley Castle, Southampton.
— Dau.-in-law:
Lady Jane Emma C, see preceding.
ERRINGTON, Baronet. Sir George Errington,
istBt. of Lackham {U.K. 1885), an M.P. 1874-85,
High Sheriff of Longford 1888 and of Wexford
1901 : son of the late Michael Errington, Esq.,
of Clintz, Yorks. ; b. 1839, mar. 1892 Frances
Helena, dau. of Herman R. de Ricci, Esq. Heir,
none. Ees., Ramsfort, Gorey, Co. Wexford;
Ratheline, Hampton Ct.
ERRINGTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady E.
of Hooton (Maria, dau. of Bn. de Talleyrand),
mar. 1841 Sir Jno. S. Massey-Stanley, aftds. Sir
J. S. Errington, 12th and last Bt. (d. 1893). Res.,
Fernhill, Windsor; Villa l'Esterel, Cannes.
ERRINGTON, Viscount {by courtesy -title
U.K. 1901"), eld. son and heir of E. of Cromer.
ERRINGTON, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Congleton.
ERRIS, Baron {Irel. 1800)— see " Kingston, E.
of."
ERROLL, Earl of. Charles Gore Hay, 19th
Earl {Scot.; 20th in 'Burke,' but his Lordship
prefers 19th), sits as Bn. Kilmarnock {U.K.);
K.T. (1901), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), LL.D., Hered.
Lord High Constable of Scotland, a Lord in
Waiting to H.M., Col. in the Army, Hon. Col. 3rd
Vol. Batt. Gord. Highldrs., late A. A.G. for Cav.
at Headqrs., and in icoo-i to Cav. Div. in S.
Africa, formerly Lt.-Col. Comdt. Roy. Horse Gds.
and A.D.C to Fd. -Marsh. Vise. Wolselev : son of
18th E.; b Feb. 7, 1852; sue. 1891 {L.U.) ; mar.
1875 Maiy Caroline, dau. of Edmd. L'Estrange,
Esq. Seats, Slains Castle, Cruden, Ellon, Aber-
deensh. ; Walls, Cumbd. ; town house, 20 Bucking-
ham Gate, S.W.
^Creations. Scot. : Hered. Ld. High Const, and Kt.
Marischal of Scotld., 1314 ; Ld. Hay of Slains, 1424; E. of
Erroll, 1453 (n.s.). U.K. : Bn. Kilmarnock, 1831.— Wm.
Hay, the 6th Ld. High Constable, was created 1st Earl.
The U.K. Peerage was bestowed on the 17th Earl, a
K.T. and G.C.H. As is shown in our Table of Prece-
dence in Scotland, the post of Lord High Constable gives
his Lordship a rank higher than all Peers or holders of
other hereditary honours, the Royal Family only ex-
cepted.
Titled Relatives.
(Bay.)
Issue of present {lgth) E. :
Lord Kilmarnock, heir to Earldom : Victor Alexan-
der Sereld H., a 3rd Sec. in Diplom. Serv. : b. 1876,
mar. 1900 Mary Lucy Victoria, dau. of Sir Allan R.
Mackenzie, 2nd Bt. of Glen Muick. Club, White's.
I*sue:
Hon. Josslyn Victor H., 2nd heir, b. 1901.
Hon. Gilbert Allan Rowland II., b. 1903.
Hon. Rosemary Constance Ferelith JJ., b. 1904.
Hon. Sereld Mordaunt Alan Josslyn H., Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1877.
Hon. Ivan Josslyn Lumley H., late a Page of Honour
tq H.M., prev. to Queen Victoria ; b. 1884.
Surviving issue of l&th E. (bro, and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1852.)
Hon. Arthur H., formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd
278 ERR Directory
Batt. Cameron Highlanders (Mil.) and Lieut. Scots
Gds., served in Esrypt and Burma, has been a
Gent. Usher from 1896 : b. 1855. Club, Guards'.
Lady Cecilia Leila, now Lady C. Webbe, b. i860, mar.
1883 Capt. Geo. Allan ir. Res., 31 Hans PL, S.W.
Lady Florence Agnes Adelaide, now Lady P. Wolrige-
Gordon, b. 1872, mar. 1895 Maj. Harry G. W.-G.
EREOLL, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of E., V.A. (Eliza Amelia, dau. of the late Gen.
Hon. Sir Chas. Gore, G.C.B., son of 2nd E. of
Arran), b. 1829, mar. 1848 18th E. of Erroll (d.
1891) : a Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Vic-
toria. Res.. Kew Cottage, Kew.
EESKINE, family name of the Earldoms of
Buciian and Mar and Kellie and of the Barony
of Erskine, also as a compound ("Goodeve-
Erskine") of the Mar Earldom and ("St. Clair-
Erskine") that of Eosslyn. Index to the five
lines (b., Buchan ; e., Erskine; k., Mar and
Kellie; m., Mar ; r., Eosslyn) :
Hn. AlbanyM. S.b. Hn.Esme Stand, e. Ly. Madeline, m.
Hn.Alex. FitzR. r. Hn. Eras. Walt. k.. Ly. Margery, b.
Hn. Alex.Pen. P. k. Hn. Mrs. Geo. b. Ly. Milliceat, r.
Ly. Alice M. M. k.. Ly. Gladys S. b. Kn. Montagu, e.
Hn. Aug. Wm. k.. Ly. Horatia, sep. Ly. Rosabelle, r.
Ly. Const. EL k. Hn. James S. e. Hn. S. R,uaidhri, e.
Hn. Mrs. David, e. Ly. Louisa Pras k. Hn. Wm. A. P. k.
EESKINE, Baron. "William Macnaghten
Erskine, 5th Bn. (cT.if,), a D.L. for Northants.,
barrister-at-law, and retired Capt. 9th Lancers :
son of 4th Bn. ; b. Jan. 7, 1841 ; sue. 1882 (Ct.); mar.
1864 Caroline Alice Martha, dau. of the late Wm.
Grimble, Esq. Seat, Spratton Hall, Northampton.
— See also Hon. Jas. Stuart among relatives
below, as well as under " Erskine, Lord."
Creation. Bn. Erskine, U.K. 1806.— The Hon. Thos.
Erskine, 3rd son of the 10th Earl of Buchan, was made
Lord Chancellor with this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Erskine.)
Issue 0/ present (5th) Bn.:
Hon. Montagu E., heir to Barony, b. 1865, mar.
1893 Florence, dau. of Edgar Flower, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Erskine). Res., Westwood Lodge, Windle-
sham, Camberley, Surrey. (2nd heir, his son
Donald Flower Cardross, b. 1899.)
Hon. Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Lacon,h. 1866,
mar. 1890 Capt. Hy. Edmd. L. Res., Blythmore,
Claydon, Ipswich.
Hon. (Ioseph Stuart) Ruaidhri E., b. 1869, mar. 1902,
2nd wife, Dona Maria de Guadalupe, dau. of J. R.
Heaven, Esq., and the Marquesa de Braceras of
Spain (Hon. Mrs. Ruaidhri E.\. Res., Taigh-an-
Fhraoich, Banchory Devenick, Aberdeen.
Hon. Esme Standish E. , b. 1873.
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1841.)
Hon. Margaret Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Sydney
Willoughbu, b. 1854, mar. 1887, 2nd husb. (divorced
by 1st), Sydney Beaumont IK., Esq.
Son of 2nd Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1802, d. childless 1877.)
(The lata 4th Baron, b. 1805, d. 1882.)
Hon. Jame3 Stuart E., Baron Erskine in Bavaria,
b. 1819, mar. 1353 Gtss. Lerchenfeld, dau. of Ct.
Toerring Minucci, of Munich.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. David E. (Emma Florence, dau. of Capt.
Chas. J. Harford), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, the
late Hon. David E., formerly Colon. Sec. in Natal
(d. 1903). Res., Femleigh, High Pk., Ryde, l.W.
EESKINE, Baronet. SltFfolliott Williams
Erskine, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1821), a D.L. for Fifeshire,
formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Gds. : son of 2ndBt., b. 1850,
sue, 1902, mar. 1879 Grace, dau. of Thos, Har-
groaves, Esq. Heir, his son Thomas Wilfrid
Hargrfaves John (b. 1880; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Lt.-Col. Thomas Harry E., b. i860). Seat,
Cambo House, Kingsbarns, Crail E.S.O., Fifesh.
of Peerage, ESM
EESKINE, Knight. Adm. of the Fleet Sir
James Elphinstone Erskine, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897),
late Com.-in-Ch. on N. Amer. Station, prev. on
Coast of Ireld. and Australia, has been a Lord
of Admiraltv and Priv. Sec. to E. of Northbrook,
late First and Princ. Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b.
1838 (Dec. ; bro. of Capt. Hy. David below) ;
mar. 1885 Margaret Eliza, dau. of the late llev.
Jno. Constable. Bes., Venlaw, Peebles.
EESKINE, Lord {by couvtesy— title Bn. E. Scot.
1425, but obs. Bn. E. of above art. and Bn. E. of
Bavaria at its close), elder son and heir of E. of
Mar and Kellie. (It is not absolutely certain to
which Earl of Mar the title belongs.)
EESKINE, Capt. Henry David, C.V.O. (1901),
a Gent. Usher of the Eobes to H.M., Sergt. at
Arms to Speaker of H. of Commons, a D.L. for
Cos. Perth and Stirling, formerly Capfc. Scots
Gds. : b. 1838 (Jan. ; bro. of above Kt.), mar.
1861 the following. Bes., Speaker's Ct., New
Palace Yd., S.W.
EESKINE, Lady Horatia Elizabeth, wife
of preceding and dau. of 5th M. of Hertford.
EESKINE (GOODEVE-), family name of Mar
Earldom, see Index under "Erskine."
ERSKINE (ST.-CLAIR-), family name of Ross-
lyn Earldom, see Index as prev. art.
ESCOTT (SWEET-), Knight. Sir Ernest
Bickiiam Svjcc'.-Escott, K.C.M.G. (1904), B.A.,
F.R.C.I., Gov. of Brit. Honduras, late7 in same
post at Seychelles Is., has been Colon. Sec. in his
present Govt., formerly a Classical Prof, at Roy.
Coll. Mauritius: b. 1857, mar. 1881 Mary, dau.
of the late Thos. W. Hunt, Esq. Bes., Govt.
House, Belize, Brit. Honduras.
ESHER, Viscount. Reginald Baliol Brett,
2nd Vise. (U.K.), K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), G.C.V.O.
(1905), M.A., a D.L. for Berks., Dep. Gov. of
Windsor Castle, and late Sec. to Works and Pub.
Bdgs. Office (1895-1902), an M.P. 1880-5: son of
1st Vise. ; b. June 30, 1852; sue. 1899 (C.) ; mar.
1879 Eleanor Frances Weston, dau. of H.E. the
late Sylvain Van de Weyer, Belg. Min. at Ct. of
St. James's. Seat &c., Orchard Lea, Windsor
Forest; The Roman Camp, Callander R.S.O.,
Perthsh. ; town res., 2 Tilney St., Park Ln., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Esher, 1885 ; Vise. E. 1897.— The
istBn. and Vise, was Lord Justice of Appeal and Master
of the Rolls, previously Solicitor-General and a J ustice
of Common Pleas.
Titled Relatives.
(Brett.)
Issue of present (2nd) V. :
Hon. Oliver Sylvain Baliol B., heir to Viscounty,
b. 1881.
Hon. Maurice Vyner Baliol B., 2nd heir, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1902), Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., A.D.C.
to Lt.-Gcn. Sir J. French at Aldershot '• b. 1882.
Hon. Dorothy Eugenie B., b. 1883.
Hon. Sylvia Leonora B. , b. 1885.
Surviving dau. of 1st V. (sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1852.)
Lion. Eugenie Violet Adele, now Hon. Mrs. Dudley
Ward, b. abt. 1853, mar. 1876 the late Wm. Humble
Dudley )lr., Esq. (d. 1903!. Res., Chilston, Winkfield,
"Windsor ; 63 Cromwell PuL, S.W.
ESMONDE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Henry
Gil att an Esmondfl, uthBt. (Irel. 1628), M.P. for
Nth. Wexford (N.), a C.C. for that county,
SheriE of Waterford 1887, formerly Lieut. Water-
ford Artill. (Mil.), apptd. in 1898 a Chambn. to
the Vatican Househd. : son of 10th Bt., b. 1862,
sue. 1876, mar. 1891 Alice Barbara, dau. of
Patrick Donovan, Esq. Heir, his son Osmond
Thomas Grattan (b. 1896; 2nd heir, next son,
John Henry Grattan, b. 1899). Seat, Ballynastragh,
Gorey, Co. Wexford.
ESS
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. EVA 279
ESSEN, Bnss. Hans von— see under "Cavan."
ESSEX, Earl of. George Devereux de
Verb Gapell, 7th Earl {Eng.), L.C.C., Lt.-Col.
comdg. and Eon. Col. Herts. Imper. Yeom.,
served in S. Africa 1900-1, formerly Lieut. Gren.
Gds. : grandson of 6th E. and son of late Vise.
Maiden, b. Oct. 24, 1857 ; sue. 1892 (L. U.) ; mar.,
1st, 1882, the late Ellenor Harriet Maria (d. 1885),
dau. of Wm. H. Harford, Esq. ; 2ndly, 1893,
Adela, dau. of the late Beach Grant, Esq., of
New York. Seat, Cassiobury Pk. (let), Watford,
Herts.; town res., 9 Mansfield St., Portland PI., W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Capell, 1641 ; E. of Essex and
Vise. Maiden. i66x.— Arthur Capell, M.P. for Herts, in
the Long Parliament, was awarded the Capell Barony,
but afterwards beheaded for his devotion to King
Charles. His son the 2nd Bn. obtained the Earldom at
the Restoration, but was afterwards committed to the
Tower with the illustrious Lord Russell, and was there
found with his throat cut, presumably secretly murdered.
—The family name was spelt Gavel till the 6th Earl
in 1880 restored the orig. Gapell.
Titled Relatives.
(Gapell.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Br 1ST MRRGE.
Vise. Malden, heir to Earldom : Algernon George de
Vere C, 2nd Lieut. Herts. Imper. leom., late
7th Hussars, b. 1884, mar. 1905 Mary Evelina
Stewart, dau. of Stewart Freeman, Esq.. (2nd heir,
his uncle Hon. Randolph.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Iris Mary Athenais de Vere G., b. 1895.
Lady Joan Rachel de Vere C, b. 1899.
Bro. and sists. of present E. (issue of late Vise.
Maiden ; granted rank of Earls' children 1893) :
Lady Maud de Vere G., b. 1855. Res., with Visctss.
Maiden.
Lady Evelyn de Vere, now Lady Evn. Bawnay, b.
18^6, mar. 1883 Hon. Eustace Henry B., son of 7th
Vise. Downe, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1857.)
Lady Sibyl do Vere, now The Lady Brassey, b. 1853,
mar. 1890, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. B., q.v.
Hon. Randolph de Vere C, late an A.D.C. to Gov. of
Victoria (Bn. Brassey), formerly Capt. Lothian
Militia : b. 1865.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (uncles and aunt of
present) :
Bv 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Reginald Algernon C, Dep. Chmn. G. N. Rail.,
formerly Capt. and Herts. Rifle Vols, and an
Assist. Loc. Govt. Insp. : b. 1830, mar. 1858 Mary,
dau. of J.no. N. Fazakerley, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Reginald G.). Res., 26 Connaught Sq., W.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Arthur Algernon G, barrister-at-law, b. 1864,
mar. 1890 Isabel Anne, dau. of the late Col. Towns-
hend Wilson (Hon. Mrs. Arthur C). Res., Chorley
Wood, Rickmansworthll..S.O., Herts. ; 23 Draycott
PI., Chelsea, S.W.
Lady Beatrice Mary C, b. 1870. Res., 26 Tedworth
Sq., Chelsea, S.W.
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present E.) :
Vetss. Maiden (Emma Martha, dau. of Sir Henry
Meux, 1st Bt. ), mar. 1853 the late Arthur, Vise. M.
(b. 1826, d. 1879), father of present Earl. Res., 39
Lowndes St., S.W.
ESSEX, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of E. (Louisa, dau. of the late Chas. F. Heneage,
Esq., and widow of Gen. Lord Geo. Aug. F. Paget,
K.C.B., son of 1st M. of Anglesey)," mar. 1881,
3rd wife to 2nd husb., 6th E. of Essex (d. 1892).
Res., Cowley House, Uxbridge.
ESTCOUBT, Barox. Geokge Thomas John
Sotheron-Estcourt, 1st Bn. (U.K.), M.A., a D.L.
for Wilts., late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Boy. Wilts. Yeom., an M.P. 1874-85: son of the
late Bev. Edmd. H. Bucknall-Estcourt ; b. Jan.
21, 1839; er. Bn. 1903 ((?,); assumed name of
Sotheron in lieu of Buoknall 1876; mar. 18S3
Monica, dau. of the late Bev. Martin Stapyltoii.
No heir or issue. Seats, Estcourt, Tetbury, Glouc. ;
Darrington, Pontefract.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Estcourt, 1983,
ETCHES, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. 6f and
Bn. Norton.
ETHEBIDGE, Ma j .-Gen. Alfred1 Thomas,
C. S.I. (1872), Concan and other Ind. derations
between 1844 and 1858, was Spec. Commissr.
during Mutiny : b. 1825. Res., 4.7 Selborne Rd\,
Hove, Brighton.
ETHEBIDGE, Lt.-Col. Cecil de Courcy,
D. S.O. (1902), Boy. Warwicks. Begfc. retd. ;
Afghn. 1878-80, Nile 1898, S. Africa 1900-2: b.
1859. Res., Queen Anne's Mansns., Westmr.,
S.W.
ETHIOPIA— see "Abyssinia ; " but <! Ethio-
pia " is becoming the officially recognised term.
ETTRICK, Baron (U.K. 1872), Imper. title of
Bn. Napier of Merchistoun (Napier and E.).
EUBOPE (NOBTH and CENTBAL), Bishop
for. Bt. Bev. Thomas Edward Wilkinson,
D.D., Bp. suptg. Anglican Continental Churches
asCoadj.to Bp. of London: b. 1837, cons. 1870
Bp. of Zuluid., transfd. to present post i885.
Res., Bradford Ct., Taunton.
EUSTACE, Maj. Alexander Henry, D.S.O.
(1904), I.A., Hazara 1888 and 1891, Somalild.
1903-4 : b. 1863.
EUSTACE, Maj. -Gen. Francis John William,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), R.H.A., Afghn. 1878-80 and S.
Africa 1899-1900, now comdg. B.A. in Aldershot
Army Corps, late Comdt. Seh. for Horse and Fd.
Artill. : b. 1849. Res., Okehampton, Devon ; and
Aldershot.
EUSTACE, Maj. Henry Montague, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Middx. Begt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1863.
EUSTACE, Lady Katharine, dau. of 4th E.
of Dartmouth.
EUSTACE (BOBEBTSON-), Maj. Charles
Legge Eustace, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Boy. Bif.
Corps; Manipur Expedn. 1891, Burma 1891-2,
Mashonald., and Boer War 1899-1902 : b. 1867.
EUSTON, Earl of (by courtesy— title Eng.
1672), eld. son and heir of D. of Grafton.
EVANS, Baronet. Sir Francis Henry Evans,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), K.C.M.G. (1893), C.E.,
M.P. for Maidstone (L.), Lieut, for City of
London, memb. of Union Castle Steamship Co.
and of Thames and Mersey Marine Insur. Co.,
Commissr. in U.K. for Newfoundld. : son of
the late Wm. Evans, Esq., of Manchester; b.
1840, mar. 1872 Marie de Grasse, dau. of the late
Hon. Saml. Stevens, of New York. Heir, his son
Marcus de Grasse (b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Murland de Grasse, b. 1874). Seat, Tubteadens,
Orpington, Kent; town res., 40 Grosvenor PI.,
Hyde Pk. Corner, S.W.
EVANS,Knight (1). Sir David Evans,K.CM.Q.
(1892), a D.L. for Glamorgansh., proprietor of
Bichd. Evans and Co., trimming manufacturers,
Watling St. ; an Aid. and Lieut, for City of
London, Lord Mayor 1891-2, Sheriff of Lond. and
Middx. 1885-6, Past Master of the Haberdashers'
and Broderers' Cos. : b. 1849, widower. Res.,
Ewell Grove, Epsom, Surrey.
EVANS, Knight (2). Sir John Evans, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1892), D.C.L., LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S., Chmn.
Herts. O S. (late also of C.C.), a D.L., and Co.
Aid., (High Sheriff 1881), a Trustee of the Brit,
Mus. and has held office in the Boyal and Geol.
Socs., Soc. of Antiq.., &c. : b. 1823, mar. 1892,
3rd wife, Maria Millington, dau. of Chas. C.
Lathbury, Esq. Res., Nash Mills, Hemel Hemp-
stead, Herts.
280 EVA
Directory of Peerage,
EWI
EVANS, Knights' Widows, (i) Lady E.
(Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Capt. Chas. Hall, R.N.),
mar. 1846 Capt. Sir Freak. J. O. Evans, K.C.B.,
F.R.S., Hydrographer to Admiralty (d. 1885).
— (2) Lady E. (Emilia, dau. of the late Jas. Hills,
Esq.), mar. 1873 Sir Griffith H. P. Evans, K.C.I.E.,
(d. 1902). lies., Lovegrove, Aberystwyth, Car-
digansh.
EVANS, Lt.-Col. Charles William Henry,
D. S.O. (1898), Roy. W. Kent Regt. retd. (1900) ;
Egypt 1882, Nile and Soudan 1884-6, N.W. Fron-
tier 1896-8: b. 1851.
EVANS, Capt. Edward, D.S.O. (1900-1), Wilts.
Regt. ; Burma 1893-5, S.Africa 1899-1903, now a
Staff-Caps. : b. 1872.
EVANS, Col. Edward Stokes, C.B. (Mil.
i 1900-1), Roy.,Munst. Fus. retd. (1900) ; S. Africa
1899- 1900: b. 1855. 2?es.,Fairlawn, ladley, Basing-
stoke.
EVANS, Maj. Fisher Henry Freke, D.S.O.
(1902), B.A., 4thBatt. Roy. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.);
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1868. Res., Carnagarve
House, Moville, Co. Donegal, nr. Londonderry.
EVANS, Frederick, C.V.O. (1903), C.M.G.
(1881), Colon. Sec. Gibraltar, late of Jamaica,
prev. Dep. Gov. of Lagos and Gold Coast,
Island Sec. of Antigua, &c. : b. 1848. Res.,
Secretary's Lane, Gibraltar.
EVANS, Lady Henrietta Anna, dau. of 5th
E. of Portsmouth.
EVANS, Henry Farrington, C.S.L (1899),
B.A., has been a District Judge, Commissr.,
Agent, &c, at Oudh, Benares, Agra, and other
places, late a memb. of Bd. of Revenue, N.W.
Provs. : b. 1845. Res., 16 Elm Pk. Gdns., W.
Brompton, S.W.
EVANS, Gen. Horace Moule, C.B. (Mil.
1894), LA. Supernum. List; various Indian
Expedns. from 1874 to 1891, has been an A.A.O.
and comd. Rohilkhand Dist. : b. 1841. Club,
Primrose.
EVANS, John Emrys, C.M.G. (1902), formerly
Brit. Vice-Consul at Johannesburg, also Financ.
Adviser and Auditor-Gen. of Transvaal : b. 1853.
Res., Johannesburg.
EVANS, Maurice Smethurst, C.M.G. (1902),
M.L.A., Natal : b. 1854. Res., Hill Crest, Berea,
Durban, Natal.
EVANS, Hon. Mrs. Parry, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Northbourne.
EVANS, Col. Thomas Dixon Byron, C.B. (Mil.
1900- 1), 1st Canad. Mtd. Rifs. ; N.W. Rebellion
18S5, S. Africa 1900-2, is Hon. A.D.C. to Gov.-
Gen. : b. i860. Address, Fort Osborne, Winipeg,
Manitoba.
EVANS, Col. Thomas Julian Penrhys, C.B.
(Mil. 1903), Col. Comdt. R.M.L.I. ; S. Africa
1899-1901, Acting-Gov. of St. Helena 1900: b.
1854. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
EVANS, Capt. William, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.,
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1871.
EVANS, Hon. Mrs. William (Herbert), dau.
of 1st Vise. Bridport.
EVANS fWALBRAND-), Hon. Mrs. Charles,
dau. of 3rd Bn. de Saumarez.
EVATT, Surg.-Gen. George Joseph Hamil-
ton, C.B. (Mil. 1903), M.D., A.M.S. retd. (1903);
Perak 1875, Afghn. 1879-80, Soudan 1885, Zhob
Valley 1890 : b. 1843. Club, Jun. U. Serv,
EVATT, Col. John Thorold, D.S.O. (1900),
I.A., Burma 1891-2, N.W. Front. 1897 8, E.
Africa 1898-9, Nandi Expedn. 1900: b. 1861,
EVERETT, Knight. Col. Sir William
Everett, K.C.M.G. (1898), has been Prof, of Mil.
Surveying at Staff Coll., Cons, for Kurdistan,
served on Boundary Commssns. (Niger and Sierra
Leone, Turco-Russian &c), late A.A.G. in Intell.
Dept. at Headqrs., ret. 1901 : b. 1844, mar. 1870
Marie Georgina, dau. of the late P. Q,. de Calo-
geras, Esq., of Corfu. Club, St. James's.
EVERETT, Col. Edward, D.S.O. (1886),
Cameron Highldrs. retd. (1890); Mutiny, Nile
and Soudan 1884-6 : b. 1837.
EVERY,Baronet. Sir Edward Oswald Every,
11th Bt. {Eng. 1641), grandson of 10th Bt. and
son of the late Capt. Hy. Edmd. Every, b. 1886,
sue. 1893. Heir pres., his uncle Rt. Rev. Edward
Francis E., Bp. of Falkland Islds., q.v. (b. 1862 ;
2nd heir, latter's bro. Ernest Hollond, b. 1870).
Seat, Egginton Hall, Burton-on-Trent.
EVERY, Baronet's Widow. Lady E. (Mary
Isabella, dau. of Rev. Edmd. Hollond), mar. 1859,
as 2nd wife, Sir Henry F. Every, 10th Bt. (d.
1893). Res., 18 Montagu St., Portman Sq., W.
EVERY, Bishop— see "Falkland Is."
EVESHAM, Baron SOMERSof {Gt. Br. 1784)
— see "Somers, Bn."
EVINGTON, Bishop— see "Kiushiu."
EWART, Baronet. Sir William Quartus
Ewart, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), M.A., Chmn.ofWm.
Ewart and Sen, linen manufacturers, Belfast;
is a D.L. for Co. of that City, was High Sheriff
of Antrim 1897 : son of 1st Bt., b. 1844, sue.
i88g, mar. 1876 Mary Warren, dau. of the late
Robt. Heard, Esq. Heir, his son Robert Heard
(b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, next son, Charles Gordon, b.
1885). Seat, Glenmachan, Strandtown R.S.O.,
Co. Down.
EWART, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry
Peter Ewart, G.C.V.O. (1902), K.C.B. (Mil. 1885),
late of 2nd Life Gds., served in Egypt and com-
manded the cavalry in the Suakin Campaign, ret.
1892, now Col. 7th Drgn. Gds., Crown Equerry to
H. M. : b. 1838, mar. 1888 the under-mentioned
Lady Evelyn Ewart. Res., Felix Hall, Kelvedon
R.S.O., Essex; Roy. Mews, Buckm. Pal., S.W.
EWART, Knight (2). Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sir
Joseph Eivart, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.D., F.R.C.P.,
I. M.S. 1853-79, has been Piinc, Sen. Phys.,
and Prof, of Physiol, and Medicine in Calcutta
Med. Coll., Sen. Surg, in Euiop. Gen. Hosp. of
same city, thrice Mayor of Brighton: b. 1831,
widower. Res., Holmhead, Bewcastle, Carlisle;
Bew castle, Dyke Rd., Brighton.
EWART, David, I.S.O. (1903), Ch. Architect,
Dept. of Public Works, Canada. Res., Ottawa.
EWART, Lady Evelyn Clementina, dau. of
1st E. of Ancaster (q.v.) and wife of the above
Maj.-Gen. Sir H. P. Ewart, G.C.V.O.
EWART, Capt. Frank Rowland, D.S.O.
(1900-1). L'pool. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1901: b.
1874.
LWART, Col. John Spencer, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
late Cameron Highldrs.; Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884-6,
Nile 1898, S. Africa 1839-1902, now. Mil. Sec. to
Sec. for War: b. 1861. Res., 22 Evelyn Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
EWART, Lady Mary Napier, dau. of 4th E.
of Arran.
EWART, Maj. Richard Henry, D.S.O. (1895),
I.A.,Hazara 1891, Isazai, Waziristan 1894-5, now
Dir. of Mil, Farms, Punjab, now A.Q.M.G. at
Headqrs. Staff, India: b. 1864. Res., Umhalla.
EWING, Lady Alice Louisa, dau. of 19th E.
of Morton.
EWING (ORR-), Baronet. Sir Archibald
Ernest Orr-Ewina, 3rd Bt. ( U.K. 1886), a D.L.
EWI Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
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for Stirlingsh. and Memb. Roy. Co. of Archers,
formerly Capt. 3rd Batt. Argyll and Suthd.
Highldrs. (Mil.) : son of 1st Bt. and bro. of 2nd,
b. 1853, sue. 1903, mar. 1879 the under-mentioned
Hon. Lady Orr-Ewing. Heir, his son Norman
Archibald, Lieut, (b. 1880; 2nd heir, next son,
Ernest Pellew, Lieut., b. 1883). Seats, Ballikinrain
Castle, BalfronR.S.O., Stirlingsh. : Brackley Hill,
Brackley, N'thants. ; town res., 7 Hereford Gdns.,
Park Ln., W.
*** Wm. Ewing, the father of the ist Bt., married a
lady of the name of Orr, and ' Burke ' gives " Orr-Ewing "
as that of the son, but without noting whether the
prefix was assumed by licence. The compound form,
however, is generally accepted, though ' Debrett ' does
not adopt it.
EWING (ORE-), Baronets' Widows. (1)
Dowager Lady O.-E. (Elizabeth Lindsay, dau.
of Jas. Reid, Esq.), mar. 1847 Sir Archibald
Orr-Ewing, M.P., 1st Bt. (d. 1893). Res., 28 Len-
nox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.— (2) Maud, Lady
O.-E., dau. of Wm. Williams, Esq., of Aber-
pergwm, mar. 1873 Sir Wm. Orr-Ewing, 2nd Bt.
(d. 1903).
EWING (ORR-), Hon. Lady, dau. of 3rd Vise.
Sidmouth, and wife of above Bt.
EWING (ORR-) , Lady Augusta Helen Eliza-
beth, dau. of 7th E. of Glasgow.
EWING (ORR-), Lady Margaret Frances
Susan, dau. of 7th D. of Roxburghe.
EXCELL, George, I.S.O. (1902), Office Insp.
in Customs Dept. : b. 1843. Res., Briscoe Lodge,
Gravesend.
EXETER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Archibald
Robertson, D.D., L.L.D., 64th Bp., late Princ. of
Hatfield Hall, Durham, anl of King's Coll.,
London, and Vice-Chanc. Lond. Univ., has been
Boyle and Bampton Lecturer : b. June 29, 1853,
mar. 1885, cons. 1903. Res., The Palace, Exeter.
EXETER, Marquess of. William Thomas
Brownlow Cecil, 5th Marq. {U.K.), Hered.
Grand Almoner, Custos Rotulorum for Soke of
Peterborough, late Capt. 3rd Batt. Northants.
Regt. (Mil.) : son of 4th M. ; b. Oct. 27, 1876;
sue. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1901 Hon. Myra Rowena
Sibell Orde-Powlett, dau. of 4th Bn. Bolton. Seat,
Burghley House, N'thants., nr. Stamford; town
res., 114 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Burghley, 1571 ; E. of Exeter,
1505. U.K. : M. of Exeter, 1801.— The Rt. Hon. Sir Wm.
Cecil, Sec. of State under Edwd. VI. and Elizabeth, and
afterwards Lord High Treasurer and Chancellor of Cam-
bridge University, was created Bn. Burghley ; his elder
son, his successor, was made Earl of Exeter, and the 10th
Earl raised to the Marquessate (the younger son was made
Earl of Salisbury). Tennyson's lyric baliad of ' The Lord
of Burleigh ' (so he spells it) is founded upon fact, but in
so slight a degree that the attaching of it to defiuite
individuals was hardly justifiable. So far from the
hero of the story being the greatest Lord "in all the
county," he was a plain " Mr.," and could have had no
" majestic mansion" with which to surprise his bride.
What is true is that in 1791 Henry Cecil, nephew and
heir presumptive of the 9th Earl, but bearing at the
time not even a courtesy-title, married (immediately
after divorcing his first wife) the "village maiden,''
Sarah Hoggins of Bolas Magna, Salop. His acces-
sion to the Peerage made her a Countess two years
later, but she died in 1797, four years before his ele-
vation to the Marquessate. Her daughter's daughter
was mother of the late and present Dukes of Welling-
ton. The "three fair children" is also correct, at
least as far as enumeration goes ; but beyond these few
facts the story is simply a poeticaf^dressing up.
Titled Relatives.
{Cecil.)
Issue of present (yh) M. :
Lady Letitia Sibell Winifred C, b. iqo^.
Lord Blrohley, heir to Marquessate : C, h.
1905. (2nd heir, his ist cous. once rem. Ean Francis
C, b. 1880, son of Lady Francis below.)
Surviving issue of 3rd M. (uncles and aunts of
present, himself sole issue of 4th) :
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1849, d. 1898.)
Lady Isabella Georgiana Katherine, now Lady I.
Battle- Wrightson, b. 1853, mar. 1884 the late Wm.
Hy. B.-W., Esq. (ne Thomas, d. 1903). Res., Cus-
worth Pk. and Warmsworth Hall, both nr. Don-
caster ; Hurworth Manor, Darlington.
Lord William C, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1896), a Kt. of
Justice St. John Jerus.,late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
4th Batt. Lines. Regt. (Mil.), was a Groom in Wait-
ing to Queen Victoria, is Comptr. and Treas. to
H.R.H. Prss. Henry of Battenberg, formerly Capt.
Gren. Gds., served in Suakin Expedn. 1885 : b. 1854,
mar. 1885, bef. her father's promotion, Mary Rothes
Margaret Tyssen- Amherst, dau. of ist Bn. A. of
Hackney (Lady AVilliam C, heiress pres. to her
father's Barony). Res., Hunmanby Hall, Hun-
manby R.S.O., Yorks. ; 8 Grosvenor Sq., AV. (N.B.
The Rw. Ld. Wm. Cecil is Ld. Rupert Wm., bro.
of Ld. Salisbury.)
Lady Mary Louisa Wellesley, now Lady M. Hosier,
b. 1857, mar. 1880 Hon. Jas. H. Cecil II., M.P., son
and heir of Bn. Newlands, q.v.
Lady Catherine Sarah, now The Lady Barnard, b.
1861, mar. 1881 9th Bn. B., q.v.
Lady Frances Emily C, b. 1862.
Lady Louisa Alexandrina C, b. 1864.
Lord John Pakenham Joicey-Cecil, Lt.-Col and Hon.
Col. 4th Batt. Lines. Regt. (Mil.), late Lieut. Gren.
Gds. : b. 1867, mar. 1896 Isabella Maud, dau. of the
late Col. Jno. Joicey, M.P. (Lady John J.-C), whose
surname he has prefixed to his own. Res., New-
ton Hall, Stocksfield-on-Tyne R.S.O.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Francis C. (Edith, dau. of Sir Wm. Cunliffe
Brooks, is t and only Bt. ), mar. , ist, 1874, the late Lord
Francis Horace Pierrcpont C. (d. 1839) ; zndly,
1892, Capt. Philip F. Tillard, R.N.— retaining title
by courtesy. Res., Stocken Hall, Stretton, Oak-
ham; Fasnadarach. Dinnet R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
Issue of 2nd M. (gt. aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1825, d. 189s)
Lady Mary Frances, now Mary, Ctsa. of Harrowby
(q.v., Wid.), b. 1832, mar. 1861 3rd Earl of H. (d. 1900).
Lady Victoria, now Dow. Lady Carbery (q.v.), b. 1843,
mar. 1866 8th Bn. C. (d. 1894).
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Brownlow C. (Stella, dau. of Rev. Wm. Randall,
D.D.L mar. 1896, as znd wife, the late Lord Brown-
low Thos. Montagu C. (d. 1905). Res., Cowdray,
Reigate.
EXETER, Marquesses' Widows. (1) Dowager
Marchioness of E., nee Lady Georgiana Sophia
Pakenham, dau. of 2nd E. of Longford, b. 1827, mar.
1848 3rd M. of Exeter (d. 1895). Lady Anne's
House, Stamford. — (2) Isabella, Marchioness
of E., dau. of Sir Thos. Whichcote, 7th Bt.,
mar. 1875 4th M. of Exeter (d. 1898). Res.,
Deeping St. James Manor, Mkt. Deeping, Lines. ;
114 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
EXHAM, Col. Richard, C.M.G. (1901),
R.A.M.C. retd. (1903) ; S. Africa 1899-1900 as
Princ. Med. Offr. Natal, late to W. Dist. (home) :
b. 1848.
EXMOUTH, Viscount. Edward Addingtox
Hargreaves Pellew (pron. Peloo'), 5th Vise.
( U.K.) and a Bt., a minor : son of 4th V. ; b. Nov.
12, 1890 ; sue. 1899. Seat, Canonteign House,
Dunsford, Exeter.
Creations. Gt.Br.: A Bt. 1796. U.K.: Bn. Exmouth,
1814 ; Vise. E. 1816.— Edwd. Pellew, a distinguished navai
officer, who captured the French frigate 'Cleopatra,'
was created a Bt. and afterwards made Adm. of the
Blue and granted this Barony and Viscty. Previously to
the last of these honours he had destroyed the fleet and
arsenal of Algiers.
Titled Relatives.
(Pellew.)
Issue ofAth V. (sist. of present) ;
Hon. Georgina Cicely P., b. 18%
(Present Viscount, b. 1890.)
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PAI
Uncle of present V. (granted rank of a Vise's son) :
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1861, d. 1399.)
Hon. William Addington Winthrop P., heir pres.
to Viscounty, b. 1862. (2nd heir, hie ist cous. once
rem. Henry Edward, b. 1828.)
Dau.-in-law of 2nd V. (gt. aunt and grand-
mother of present) :
(The late 3rd Viscount, b. 1811, d. childless 1876.)
[Hon. Mrs. Fleetwood P. (Emily Sarah, dau. of the
late Thos. Ferguson, Esq.), mar., ist, i36o, the late
Hon. Fleetwood John P. (d. i865), father of 4th
Vise. ; 2ndly, 1871, Octavius Bradshaw, Esq.—
forfeiting former title, but adopting the style of
"Hon. Mrs. Pellew-Bradshaw." Res., Powdcrhain
Castle, Exeter. 1
EXMOUTH, Viscount's Widow. Viscountess
E. (Edith, dau. of the late Thos. Hargreaves,
Esq.), mar. 1884 4th Vise. Exmouth (d. 1899).
Res., with present Viscount.
EYLES, George Lancelot, C.M.G. (1902),
Consultg. Engr. for Kails, to Cipe Govt., and to
Crown Agents for the Colonies : b. 1849. Res., 12
Dean's Yd., Westmr., S.W.
EYRE, Lady Alice Mary, sist. of 4th E. of
Malmesbury.
EYRE, Lady Anne Jane [Bnss. Mil ford), dau.
of 4th E. of Wicklow.
EYRE, Col. Edmund Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1894),
I.A., Zhob Valley 1884, Burma 1885-7, was
Q..M.G. Madras 1890-5 : b. 1838. Res., Oat Hall,
Redfield, Newbury, Berks.
EYRE, Lady Evelyn Alice, dau. of 3rd Earl
Howe.
F.
FABER, George Denison, C.B. (Civ. 1905%
M.P. for York [C).
FAB RE, Hector, C.M.G. (1886), barrister-
at-law, Commissr.-Gen. for Canada at Paris,
formerly a memb. of Canadian Senate, and has
been Editor of three newspapers of Montreal and
Quebec : b. 1834. Res., 10 Rue de Rome, Paris.
FAGGE, Baronet. Sir John WilliamCharles
Faggt, 8th Bt. [Eng. 1660), formerly Lieut. 21st
Regt. : nephew of 7th Bt. and son of the late
Jno. W. T. Fagge, Esq. ; b. 1830, sue. 1873, mar.
1901, 2nd wife, Catherine Mary, dau. of the late
Isa:ie Goodwin, Esq. Heir, his son John Charles
(b. 1866; 2nd heir, next son, John Harry Lee,
b. 1868). Res., Wincheap, Canterbury.
FAIR, Maj. James George, D.S.O. (1902), 21st
Lancers ; Nile 1898, S. Africa 1901-2, now with
S.A. Constab. : b. 1864. Res., Bloemfontein.
FAIRBAIRN, Baronet. Sir Arthur Hen-
derson Fairbairn, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1869), Hon.
Treas. of Royal Assoc. in Aid of Deaf and Dumb :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1852, sue. 1891, mar. 1882
Florence Frideswyde, dau. of the late Richd. P.
Long, Esq., M.P. Heir pres., his bro. Thomas
Gordon (b. 1854 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Roderic
Gordon, b. 1880). Res., 45 Brunswick Sq., Hove,
Brighton.
FAIRBAIRN, Baronet's "Widow. Dowager
Lady F. (Allison, dau. of the late Thos. Callaway,
Esq.), mar. 1848 Sir Thos. Fairbairn, 2nd Bt. (d.
1891 ) . Res. , with present Bt.
FAIRBAIRN, Knight's "Widow. Lady F.
(Clara Frederica, dau. of Sir Jno. L. Loraine, 10th
Bt.), a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., mar. 1862
Sir Andrew Fairbairn, D.Sc, formerly an M.P.
(d. 1901). Res., 13 Park Cresc, Portland PL, "W. ;
Villa Bista, Edera, Biarritz.
FAIRFAX, family name of the Fairfax of
Cameron Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
FAIRFAX, Knight. Sir James Reading
Fairfax, Kt. Bach. (1898), proprietor of Sydney
Morning Herald and Sydney Mail, Trustee of Nat.
Art Gallery of N.S.W. and other public institns.,
Dir. of Prince Alfred Hosp., has been Capt.
1st Batt. Sydney Rifle Vols. : b. 1834, mar.
1857 Eucy, dau. of Jno. Armstrong, Esq. Res.,
Ginahgulla, Belle Vue Hill, Double Bay, Sydney ;
Woodside. Moss Vale, N.S.W.
FAIRFAX, Knight's Widow. Lady F.
(Harriet, dau. of Sir David Kinloch, 9th Bt.),
mar. 1872 Adm. Sir Henry Fairfax, K.C.B.,
formerly a Nav. Lord of Admiralty (d. 1900).
Res., 5 Cranlev PL, Onslow Sq., S.W.
FAIRFAX '(RAMSAY-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady R.-F. (Mary Ann Pawson-Hargrave, dau.
of Wm. Jno. Pawson, Esq.), mar. 1868 Col. Sir
Wm. G. H. T. Ramsay-Fairfax, 2nd Bt., a
Crimean veteran (d. 1902). Res., Clint Lodge, St.
Boswell's, Roxburghs. — For 3rd Bt. see "Lucy
(Ramsay-Fairfax-) . ' '
FAIRFAX of CAMERON, Baron. Albert
Eirby Fairfax, 12th Bn. [Scot.), formerly in
employ of Brown Bros, and Co., bankers, of New
York: son of nth Bn. ; b. June 23, 1870; sue.
1900; unmrrd. Res., 22 Upper George St.,
Bryanston Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Fairfax of Cameron, reot 1027.
" Master of Cameron " would in Scotland be (he s'.yle of
an eldest son.— The ist Bn. was Sir Thos. Fail fax 'Kt.),
son of the High Sheriff of Yorks. The 2nd 1 n. was a
leading Parliamentary General in the Civil War, ho' ling
chief command at Marston Moor. His son, aftcrw trds
3rd Bn., took part in that victory, and later on besieged
and relieved Colchester, which the Royalist forces had
entered, contrary to the wish of the inhabitants. The
6th Bn. lived in America, and later Peers from the 9th
onwards have also been residents there.
Titled Relatives.
(Fairfax.)
Issue of nth Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Hon. Caroline Snowden F., b. 1858.
Hon. Josephine, now Hon. Mrs. Tunstall Smith, b.
1865, mar. 1892 Tunst. S., Esq. Res., 520 Park
Avenue, Baltimore, U.S.A.
(Present Baron, b. 1870.)
Hon. Mary Cecilia F.. b. 1871.
Hon. Charles Edmund F., heir pres. to Barony, b.
1876. Res., 162 East 46th St., New York. (2nd
heir, his ist cous. twice rem. Raymond F., b. 1829.)
Hon. Frances Marvin, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Rhelt,
b. 1878, mar. 1903 Edwd. Lowndes R., Esq. Res.,
in New York.
FAIRFAX of CAMERON, Baron's Widow.
The Lady F. of C. (Mary, dau. of Col. Edmd.
Kirby, U.S.A.), mar. 1857 11th Bn. Fairfax
(d. 1900). Res., Northampton, Largo P.O.,
Prince George's Co., Maryland, U.S.A.
FAIRFORD, Viscount [Gt. Br. 1772)— see
" Downshire, M. of."
FAIRHOLME, George Frederick, C.M.G.
(1903), B.A., formerlv 3rd Sec. at Emb, at St.
Petersburg: b, 1858. Res. ,82 Belgrave Rd,, S.W.
FAIRHOLME. Lt.-CoL William Ernest,
I C.M.G. (1899), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late Maj.
FAI
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
FAL
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R.A., F.R.G.S. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, was also
D. A.A.G. at Headqrs., Mil. Commissi', in Crete,
Assist. Mil. Sec. to Lt.-Gen. Sir G. S. "White at
Gibraltar, and Mil. Attache at Vienna, now Brit.
Staff Offr. with rank of Col. in Macedonian Gen-
darmerie : b. i860, lies., Brit. Emb., Vienna.
FAIRLIE, Baron {U.K. 1897), Imper. title of
E. of Glasgow.
FAIRTLOUGH, Maj. Edward Charles
D'Heillesier. CM.G. (1900), D.S.O. (1897), Boy.
Dub. Fus. (Mil.) ; Sierra Leone 1896 and 1898-9 :
b. 1869.
FAIRTLOUGH, Col. Frederick Howard,
CM.G. (1901), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt.
Roy. W. Surr. Regt. (Mil.) retd. (1905) ; S. Africa
1900-2: b. i860. lies., Hurtmore Holt, Godalming.
FATRWEATHER, Capt. James MacIntyre,
D.S.O. (1902), Kaffrarian Rifles; Boer War
1899-1902 : b. 1876.
FALCONER, Lord {by courtesy— title Scot.
1647), surviving son and heir of E. of Kintore
(q.v.), who takes this title in place of the usual
" Lord Inverurie " borne by his late elder bro.
FALCONER (KEITH-) , family name of Kin-
tore Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
FALKINER, Baronet. Sir Leslie Edmund
Percy Riggs Falkiner, 7th Bt. {Irel. 1777), son of
6th Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1893, mar. 1902, 2nd wife,
Kathleen, dau. of Hon. Henry R. Orde-Powlett,
son of 3rd Bn. Bolton. Heir, his son Terence
Edmond Patrick (b. 1903 ; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Annemount, Cork ; town res., 85 Sloane St., S.W.
FALKINER, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Frederick Richard Falkiner, P.C. {Irel.
1905), Kt. Bach. (1896), M.A., K.C. (1867), late
Recorder of Dublin, prev. Law Adviser to Dublin
Castle, is Chanc. to four Irish Bps.: b. 1831,
widower (twice), lies., 4 Earlsf ort Terr. , Dublin.
FALKLAND, Master of, courtesy-title of eld.
son and heir of Vise. Falkland.
FALKLAND, Viscount. Byron Plantagenet
Gary, 12th Vise. {Scot., Prem. Vise, on the Roll),
a Scot. Repres. Peer (el. 1894) ; a D.L. for
N. Rid. Yorks., late Lt.-Col. Roy. Sussex Regt.
and Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th Batt.
"West Yorks. Regt. (Mil.) : nephew of 10th and
11th Vises., and son of Capt. Hon. Byron C. F. P.
Cary, R.N. ; b. April 3, 1845; sue. 1886 (C.) ;
mar. 1879 Mary, dau. of the late Robt. Reade,
Esq., of New York. Town res., 76 Eaton Sq.,
S.W.
Creation. Vise. Falkland and Ld. Cary, Scot. 1620.—
Sir Henry Cary, Kt. of the Bath, was made 1st Peer,
and afterwards appointed Lord Deputy of Ireland. His
successor, who was Secretary of State to Charles I., fell
at Newbury, and the 4th Visct. was committed to the
Tower on suspicion of taking part in Booth's rising for
the restoration of Charles II.
Titled Relatives.
(Cary.)
Issue of present {12th) V.:
Master of Falkland, heir to Viscounty : Hon.
Lucius Plantagenet ft, Lieut. Gren. Gds., served
in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1880, mar. 1504 Ella Louise,
dau. of E. W. Catford, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Cary). (2nd
heir, his son, h. 1903.)
Hon. Catherine Mary C. , b. 1882.
Hon. Mary Selina C, b. 1834.
Hon. Byron Plantagenet C, Midsh, B N,, b. 1887.
Hon. Letice C, b. 1888.
Hon. Philip Plantagenet ft, b. 1893.
Sists. of present V. (granted rank of Vises.' daus.
1836) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1845.)
Hon. Emma Amelia, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas Fer-
guson, b. 1849, mar. 1869 the late Thos. BenyonF.,
Esq. (d. 1875).
Hon. Selina Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Fox,
b. 1854, mar. 1877 the late Chas. Edwd. F., Esq.
(d. 1897).
Hon. Annie Christina, now Hon. Mrs. Servants
Morland, b. 1861, mar. 1898 Capt. Serv. M. Res.,
Eistowe, Ash, Surrey, nr. Aldershot.
FALKLAND ISLES, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Edward Francis Every, D.D. formerly curate
of St. Paul, West Hartlepool, and Vic. of New
Seaham and. of Bensham, Gateshead. Is heir
pres. to Every Baronetcy (q.v.): b. 1862, cons.
1902. Scs., Keppel Island, West Falklands.
*#* Jurisdiction over Engl, clergy in all S. America
except Brit. Guiana.
FALKNER, Rev. Thomas Felton, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.A., late 1st Class Chapl. to Forces,
formerly Head Master at St. Thomas's Sch.,
Colombo; S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1847. Res.,
Burnham Westgate Rect., King's Lynn.
FALMOUTH, Viscount. Maj. -Gen. Evelyn
Edward Thomas Boscawen, 7th Vise. {O-t. Br.),
K.C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Mil. 1885), a D.L. for
Cornwall and Kent, late Col. comdg. Cold-
strm. Gds., served in Egyptian and Nile Cam-
paigns, ret. 1902, is Hered. Visitor of Emman.
Coll. Camb.:~ son of 6th V. and of Bnss. Le
Despencer; b. July 24, 1847; sue. 1889 as Vise.
Falmouth &c. {L.U.), and 1891 as 24th Bn. Lc
Despencer, on death of his mother ; mar. 1886
Hon. Kathleen Douglas-Pennant, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Penrhyn. Seats, Tregothnan, Truro, Cornwall ;
Mereworth Castle, Maidstone; town res., 2 St.
James's Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Le Despencer, Eng. 1283 (1264) by writ ;
Vise. Falmouth and Bn. Eoscawen-Rose, Gt. Br. 1720.—
Succeeding to six Bns. by tenure, we find Hugh Le
Despencer among those summoned to Parliament by Sir
Simon de Montfort. After three abeyances and the
same number of forfeitures, the- Bnss. 18th in line
married the 6th Vise. Falmouth. The first of the latter
title was the Rt. Hon. Hugh Boscawen, Warden of the
Stannaries and Comptroller of the Household. The 4th
Vise, was in 1821 made Earl of Falmouth, but that title
expired 1852 with his successor.
Titled Relatives.
(Boscawen.)
Issue of present {jth) V. :
Hon. Evelyn Hugh John B., heir to Viscounty,
b. 1887.
Hon. George Edward B., 2nd heir, b. 1888.
Hon. Vere Douglas B., b. 1890.
Hon. Mildmay Thomas B., b. 1892.
Hon. Kathleen Pamela Mary Corona B., b. 1902.
Issue of 6th V. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Hon. Mary Elizabeth Frances Catherine, now Hon.
Mrs. Arthur Dale, b. 1846, mar. 1894 Rev. Arthur
Murray D. Ras., Tingrith Rect., Woburn, Beds.
(Present Viscount, b. 1847.)
Hon. Hugh Le Despencer B., a D.L. for Wicklow,
formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : b. 1849, mar. 1872
Lady Mary Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, dau. of 6th Earl
Fitzwilliam, K.G. Res., 20 South St., Park Ln., AV.
Hon. Edith Maria B. , b. 1851. Res., 6 Queen Anne
St., Cavendish Sq., W.
Hon. Mabel Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Williams,
b. 1855, mar. 1882 Chas. Hy. Bennet W., Esq., son of
Sir Hugh W., 3rd Bt. of Bodelwyddan. Res.,
Greenfield, Trefnant R.S.O., Denbighsh.
Hon. John Richard De Clare B., a D.L. for Cornwall,
formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. 4th Batt. Oxfordsh.
L.I. (Mil.) : b. i860, mar. 1890 Lady Margaret
Florence Lucy Byng, dau. of 2nd E. of Strafford.
Res., Trcgye, Perranwell Station, Cornwall; 6
Queen Anne St., with above,
— Daus.-in~law :
Lady Mary B., see Hon. Hugh above.
Lady Margaret B., see Hon. John Richard.
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Surviving sist. of 6th V. (aunt of present; granted
rank of a Vise's dau. 1853) :
(The late 6th Viscount, b. 1819, d. 1889.)
Hon. Gertrude Elizabeth B., b. 1825. Res., Flanes-
wood, Sevenoaks, Kent.
FANCOUET, Col. St. John Michell, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), F.E.G.S., I.A. Supermini. List;
Burma 1887-9, Manipur 1891, late in eomd. of
Assam, Allahabad, and Bohiikand Dists. : b. 1847.
Res., 21 St. Petersburgh PI. Bayswater, W.
PANE, family name of Westmorland Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Ladies " and Hon. Mountjoy, see
also below.
FANE, Knight. Adm. Sir Charles George
Fane, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), served in Crimea and
was Adm. Supt. at Sheerness and Portsmouth
and an A.D.C. to the late Queen, ret. 1902 :
b. 1837, mar- 1875, a dau. of Sir Edwd. Kenny, of
Nova Scotia. Res., Balnacoil, Aboyne R.S.O.,
Aberdeensh.
FANE, Knight's "Widow. Lady F. (Con-
stantia Eleanor, dau. of the late Gen. P. B.
Wood), mar. 1875 Sir Edmund D. V. Fane,
K.C.M.G., Brit. Min. at Copenhagen, prev. in
various Embassies or Legations (d. 1900). Res.,
Boyton Manor, Heytesbury R.S.O., Wilts.
FANE, Lady Annie Henrietta, aunt of 7th E.
of Clonmell.
FANE, Lady Augusta— see under and E. of
Stradbroke.
FANE, Capt. Cecil, D.S.O. (1900-1), 12th
Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1875.
FANE (PONSONBY-), Priv. Counc, Knight,
and Peer's Son. Eight Hon. (and Hon.) Sir
Spencer Cecil Brabazon Ponsonby-Fane, P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1901), G.C.B. (Civ. 1897; K.C.B. 1884),
I.S.O. (1903), Bath Kins of Arms, Gent. Usher
to the Sword of State (Hon.), formerly Priv. Sec.
to Vise. Palmerston and succeeding For. Sees.,
was attached to Frit. Legat. at Washington 1845,
ret. from service 1901 : son of 4th E. of Bess-
borough and bro. of present ; assumed (for him-
self and wife only) the addit. name of Fane 1875 ;
b. 1824, widower, having mar. the late Hon.
Louisa Anne Eose Dillon-Lee, dau. of 13th Vise.
Dillon. Res., Brympton, Yeovil, Somerset ; 19
Bryanston St., W.
FANNING, Knight. Sir Eowland Francis
Nichol Fanning, Kt. Bach. (i885), formerly Dep.
Insp.-Gen. Eoy. Ir. Constab. : b. 1830, mar. 18—
Mary Anna, dau. of Thos. Stanton, Esq. Res.,
Rosslyn, Bray, Co. Wicklow.
FANSHAWE, Knight (1). Adm. Sir Arthur
Dalrymple, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), late Com.-in-Ch.
on Austral. Station, prev. comd. Channel Squad.,
was A.D.C. to late Queen 1895-7 : b. 1847, mar.
1874 Sarah Frances, dau. of the late Wm. Fox,
Esq. Club, U. Serv.
FANSHAWE, Knight (2). Sir Arthur
Upton Fanshawe, K.C.I.E. (1903), C.S.I. (1896),
Dir.-Gen. of Post Office of India, prev. Postmr.-
Gen. of Bombay: b. 1848, mar. 1901, 2nd wife,
Eva Margaret, dau. of the late Thos. B. Myers,
Esq. Res., Calcutta and Simla ; 25.V Motcomb St.,
Belg. So., S.W.
FANSHAWE, Knight (3). Adm. Sir Edward
Gennys Fanshaive, G.C.B. (Mil. 1887 ; K.C.B. 1 881 ) ,
served on coast of Syria 1840, in Borneo, and in
Baltic, ret. 1879 ; has been a Lord of Admiralty,
Com.-in-Ch. on N. Ameri. Station, &c, Supt. of
Malta Dockyd., and Pres, R. N. Coll. Greenwich :
b. 1814, widower, having mar. the sist. of 1st and
only Vise. Cardwell. Res., 74 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
FANSHAWE, Herbert Charles, C.S.I.
(1900), M.L.C Punjab, late Ch. See. to Govt.
and Commissi', and Supt. at Delhi, prev. on
famine duty in Bengal : b. 1852. Club, E. Ind.
U. Serv.
FANSHAWE, Lt.-Col. Robert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Oxfordsh. L.I. ; Tirab 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902,
late D.A.A.G. 4th Div. 2nd Army Corps : b. 1853.
FAEDELL, Knight. Sir (Thomas) George
Fardell, Kt. Bach. (1897), B.A., M.P. for Sth.
Paddington (C), barrister-at-law, Chmn. of T. E.
Eoberts (Ltd.) and of Q.S. in I. of Ely, has been
Chmn. Finance Cmttee. Metrop. Bd. of Works,
also of Metrop. Div. Nat. Union of Conserv.
Assocs. : b. 1833, widower. Res., 26 Hyde Pk.
St., W.
FAEGUS, Capt. Harold, D.S.O. (1900-1), D. of
Cornw.'s L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1901: b. 1873.
FAEMEE, Baronet. Sir Eichard Harry
Kenrick Farmer, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1780), bro. of
3rd Bt. and uncle of 4th, b. 1841, sue. 1891, mar.
1878 Jane, dau. of Eobt. Smyth, Esq. H eir, none.
Res. Worcester, U.S.A.
FAEMEE, Baronet's Widow. Mary Anne,
Lady F., dau. of the late Edwd. D. Alison, Esq.,
M.D., mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo. Farmer,
3rd Bt. (d. 1883). Res., Melton, Victoria, Aust.
FAEMEE, Knight. Sir William Fanner, Kt.
Bach. (1891), Lieut, for City of London (Sheriff of
Lond. 1890-1 and of Berks. 1895-6). an Australian
merchant in London, is a lay memb. of 1st Dioc.
Synod of Australia: b. 1832, widower. Res.,
Ascot PL, Ascot, Berks.
FAENALL, Harry de la Eosa Burrard,
C.B. (Civ. 1902), C.M.G. (1890). attached to several
Internat. Conferences (Madrid, Venice, Dresden,
&c), was Brit. Plenip. at African Conf. at Brussels
1899: b. 1852. Res., Cairo.
FAENHAM, Baron. Arthur Kenlis Max-
well, nth Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt. (Scot.), Capt,
N. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom., late Lieut. 10th Hus-
sars, served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : son of 10th
Bn. ; b. Oct. 2, 1879 ; sue. 1900 ; mar. 1903 Aileen
Selina, dau. of the late Chas. P. Coote, Esq.
Seat, Farnham, Cavan.
Creations. A Bt. Scot. 1627 ; Bn. Farnham, Irel. 1756.
—The 1st Bn. was Jno. Maxwell, M.P. for Co. Cavan.
The 2nd and 3rd Bns. were successively created Earls of
Farnham, the latter (1785) with a Viscty., but both titles
finally expired in 1823. The 7th Bn., who was a Repre-
sentative Peer, perished together with his wife in the
railway disaster near Abergele in i863. The 9th Bn.
succeeded as nth Bt. of Calderwood.
Titled Relatives.
(Maxivell.)
Issue 0/ present (lltk) Bn. :
Hon. M., heir to Barony, b. 1903. (2nd heir,
his uncle Hon. Edward.)
Surviving issue of ioth Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, h. 1879.)
Hon. Zoe Emma M., b. 1881.
Hon. Stella Frances M., b. 1886.
Hon. Edward Saunderson John il/., b. 1889.
Hon. Denis Crichton M., b. 1892.
Bro. and sist. of lO'h Bn. (uncle a*id aunt of
present ; granted rank of Bn.'s children 1897) :
(The late 10th Baron, b 1849, d. 1900.)
Hon. Henry Edward ,1/., D.S.O. (1900-1), Lt.-Col.
Black Watch, served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1857.
mar. 1887 Edith Augusta Emily, dau. of Col. Robt.
G, Cosby (Hon. Mrs. Henry M.), Res., Portland,
Mt. Nugent, Ballyjamesduff R.S.O., Co. Cavan.
Hon. Anna Frances.now Hop. Mrs. Thomas Burrowes,
b. 1859, mar. 1883 Thos. Cosby B., Esq. Res ,
Lismore, Cavan.
FAR Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
D au. -in-law oj '5th Bn.( grandmother of present, her
husb. being a bro. of three succeeding Bns.) ;
(The lata 7th, 8th, and 9th Barons, b. 1799, 1303, and
1313, d. 1868, 1834, and 1896.)
Hon. Mi's. Richard M. (Charlotte Anne, dau. of Rev.
Hy. P. Elrington, D.D.), mar. 1848 the late Hon.
Richard Thomas M. , father of 10th Bn. (d. 1874).
Res., with Hon. Henry E., above.
FARNHAM, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady F., prev. Lady Florence Jane Taylour, dau.
of 3rd M. of Headfort, b. 1855, mar. 1875 10th
Bn. Famham, F.R.A.S., an Irish Repres. Peer
(d. 1900). Res., with present Bn.
FARQUHAR (pro/i. Farkwer) , Baron. Horace
Brand Farquhar, 1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt.,
G.C.V.O. (1902), Master of H.M.'s Househd.,
a D.L. for Middx., has Order of Mercy, late Pres.
Lond. Munic. Soc, and an M.P. and L.C.C. :
younger son of Sir Walter M. Townsend-Far-
quhar, 2nd Bt. of the Mauritius, and bro. and
heir pres. of present Bt. ; b. May 19, 1844 ; cr. 1st
Bt. of Castle Rising 1892, a Baron 1898 (L.U.) ;
mar. 1895 Emilie, dau. of the late Col. Hy. Packe,
and widow of Sir Edwd. H. Scott, 5th Bt. of
Lytchett Minster ; has dropped the prefixed sur-
name Townsend. Heir, none. Seat, Castle Rising
Hall, King's Lynn ; town res. ,7 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1892 ; Bn. Firquhar, 1898.—
No issue.
FARQUHAR, Baronet. Sir Henry Thomas
Farquhar, 4th Bt. of Cadogan House (Gt. Br.
1796), son of 3rd Bt.. b. 1838, sue. 1900, mar. 1862
the under-mentioned Hon. Lady Farquhar. Heir,
his son Capt. Francis Douglas F., D.S.O., as
below (2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew Walter Randolph
Fitzroy F., b. 1878). Seat, Gilmilnscroft, Mauch-
line, Ayrsh. ; town res., 112 Gloucester PI.,
Portman Sq., W.
FARQUHAR, Baronet's Widow. Lady
Mary Octavia F., nee Somerset, dau. of 6th D.
of Beaufort, b. 1814, mar. 1837 Sir Walter R.
Farquhar, 3rd Bt. (d. 1900). lies., 55 Eccleston
Sq., S.W.
FARQUHAR, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Vise.
Hampden (q.v.) and wife of above Bt.
FARQUHAR, Knight. Adm. Sir Arthur
Farquhar, K.C.B. (Mil. 1886), served at Bombard-
ment of Acre (1840) and against Borneo pirates,
has been Com.-in-Ch. on Pacific Station and at
Devonport, ret. 1880, is a D.L. for Aberdeensh. :
b. 1815, widower. Res., Drum-na-Gesk, Aboyne
R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
FARQUHAR, Capt. Arthur Murray, C.V.O.
(1903), R.N., comd. H.M.S. 'Renown' in Ind.
tour of H.R.H. the Duks of Connaught : b. 1855.
Res., Granville Lodge,Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
FARQUHAR, Lady Evelyn, dau. of 5th E. of
i Donoughmore and wife of follg.
I FARQUHAR, Capt. Francis Douglas, D.S.O.
I (1900-1), Coldstrm. Gds. ; S.Africa igooas A.D.C.,
1 since with 1st Chinese Regt., and in Somalild.
(i^-ti ' b. 1874, mar. preceding 1905, is heir to
above Btcv.
FARQUHAR, Joseph, C.M.G. (1901), Mayor
of Ladysmith in 1900-2, an M.L A. of Natal :
b. 185+. Res., Stewart Pk., Ladvsmith.
FARQUHAR, Maj. Moubray Gore, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Scott. Horse Imp. Yeom., Matabeleld.
1893, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1862.
FARQUHAR, Hon. Mrs. Walter, dau. of 1st
Bn. Deramore.
FARQUHAR (TOWNSEND-), Baronet. Sir
Robert Townsend - Farquhar, 6th Bt. of the
Mauritius (U.K. 1821), formerly Lieut. R.A. :
son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd, 4th, and 5th,
PAR 285
b. 1841, sue. 1877. Heir pres., the above Bn. Far-
QuhaR, a 4th bro. (2nd heir, 5th bro., Gilbert
Edward, b. 1851). Club, Jun. U. Serv.
FARQUHARSON (pron. Farkeraon), James
Miller, C.M.G. (1902), Custos of the Parish of
St. Elizabeth, Jamaica, and a large landed pro-
prietor, an M.L.C. 1884-96: b. 1825. 7?es.,Loug-
liill, Santa Cruz, Jamaica: and Elgin, N.B.
FARQUHARSON (WILSON-), Maj. David
Lorraine, D.S.O. (1902), Black Watoh; Nile
1884-5, S- Africa 1900-2 : b. 1862.
FARRAN, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Ethel
Kate, dau. of the late Thos. Simmons, Esq.),
mar. 1874 Sir Chas. Fredk. Farran, Ch. Justice
of Bombay (d. 1898). Res., Ombersley, Chelten-
ham.
FARRANT, Knight. Sir Richard Farrant,
Kt. Bach. (1897), Chmn. Electric Traction Co. and
Dep. Chmn. Artisans' Dwellings Co., also Chmn.
of the Rowton Houses Co.: b. 1835, mar. 1854
Fanny, dau. of the late Saml. Wymark, Esq.
Res., Rockhurst, W. Hoathly, East Grinstead,
Sussex; 9 Park Sq., Regent's Pk., N.W. ; offices,
16 Gt. George St., S.W.
FARRAR, Bishop— see " Antigua."
FARRAR, Knight. Col. Sir George Herbert
Farrar, Kt. Bach. (1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), served
in Boer War 1899-1900 as Maj. on Staff, an
M.L.C. of Tr nsvaal Col. and memb. of
Intercolon. Counc, is also Chmn. East Rand
Proprietary Mines : b. 1859, mar. 1892 Ella
Mabel, dau. of the late Dr. Chas. Waylen. Res.,
Chicheley Hall, Newport Pagn.l), Backs; Bed-
ford Farm, Johannesburg.
FARRAR, Capt. John Percy, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Kaffrarian Rifles ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1857.
Res., Brayfield House, nr. Olney, Bucks.
FARRELL, Edward George I.S.O. (1903),
Chief Inspector of Shipping. Admiralty : b. 1848.
FARRELL, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 12th
Bn. Louth.
FARRELL, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 13th
Vise. Gormanston.
FARREN, Knight. Gen. Sir Richard Thomas
Farren, G.C.B. (Mil. 1905; K.C.B. 1893), served
in Crimea and has comd. E. Dist. and in W.
Indies, ret. 1883, is Col. Loy. N. Lanes.
Regt. : b. 1817, mar. 1885 Agnes Florence, dau.
of Rev. Wm. E. Downes. Res., Bealings House,
Woodbridge, Suffolk.
FARRER, family name of Barony following.
FARRER, Baron. Thomas Cecil Farrer,
2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt.,M.A. : son of 1st Bn.
and nephew of Dow. Ctss. of Iddesleigh and of
the Lady Hobhouse ; b. Oct. 25, 1859; sue. 1899
(L.) ; mar., 1st, 1892, the late Evelyn Mary, dau.
of the late Hon. Thos. Chas. W. Spring Rice, son
of 1st Bn. Monteagle of Brandon (she died 1898) ;
2ndly, 1903, Evangeline, dau. of Octavius N.
Knox, Esq. Seat, Abinger Hall, Dorking, Surrey.
Creations. U. K.: A Bt. 1883; Bn. Farrer, 1893.—
The 1st Bn. had been Permanent Secretary to the Board
of Trade.
Titled Relatives.
{Farrer.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
BV 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Cecil Claude F., heir to Barony, b. 1893.
Hon. Frances Margaret F., b. 1895.
Hon. Katharine Dianthe F.,b. 1896.
I Y 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Oliver Thomas F., 2nd heir, b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
Hon. Emma Cecilia ("Ida"), now Hon. Mrs. Horace
Darioin, b. 1854, mar. 1880 Horace D., Esi. Res.,
The Orchard, Huntingdon Rd., Cambridge.
286 FAB,
Directory
of Peerage,
FEI
(Presfnt Bahon, b. *8g90
Hon. Noel Maitland F.i &&„ Fiiv. Sec. to Perm.
Sec. to Bd. of Trade* b. 1867, mar: 1904 Lady
Mackenzie (q.V., Kt.'S Wirt;),, widow of Sir Alex.
M., K.C.S.I., anddali. of Ralph Elliot, Esq. (retains
recent style by courtesy). Res., 42 Ermismore
Gdns.,S. Kens.,S<W.
FARRER, Baron's Widow. Katherine Lady
F. (Katlierine Euphemia,dau.of the late Hensleigh
Wedgwood. Esq.), mar. 1873, as 2nd wife, 1st En.
Fairer (d. 1899). i?es.,Idlerocks, Stone, Staffords.
FARRER, Knight. Sir William James Farrer,
Kt. Bach. (1887), M.A., F.R.G.S., F.S.A., F.G.S.,
a D.L. for Middx., formerly Solic. to Gren.
Gds., High Bailiff of Westminster, and sen.
partner in legal flrni of Farrer and Co.: bro.
of 1st Bn. Farrer and uncle of present, b. 1822,
widower. Res., Sandhurst Lodge, Wokingham,
Berks. ; 18 Upper Brook St., W.
FARRINGTON, Baronet. Sir Henry
Anthony Farrin-gton, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1818), in
Forests Dept. India: son of 5th Bt., b. 1871, sue.
1901. Heir pres., his bro. Alexander (b. 1872;
2nd heir, next bro., John Marsden, b. 1874).
Res., Jalpaiguri, Bengal.
FARRINGTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady F.
(Amy Florence, dau. of the late Alex. Glendining,
Esq.), mar. 1870 Sir Wm. H. Farrington, 5th
Bt. (d. 1901). lies., The Moat, Penshurst, Ton-
bridge.
FARRINGTON, Col. Malcolm Charles, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), 51st Regt. retd. (iSco); Adj.-Gen.
Madras 1887-go, prev. A.A.G. Bengal: b. 183*.
FARWELL, Knight. Hon. Sir George Far-
well, Kt. Bach (1899), B.A., officially " Mr. Justice
Farwell," Judge of Chancery Div. of High Ct.
(hence " Hon."), appd. Q,.C. 1891 : b. 1845, mar.
1873 Mary Erskine, dau. of the late Vice-Chane.
Sir Jno. Wickens. Res., Knowle, Dunster,
Taunton; 15 Southwell Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.;
chamb., 632 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
FASKEN, Col. Charles Grant Mansell, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), LA., Afghn. 1878-80, Hazara 1888,
Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1855. Res., Littlehampton,
Sussex.
FAUCONBERG and COXYERS, Baroness.
Makcia Amelia Mary Anderson- Pelham {nee
Lane-Fox), Bnss. 7th in Fauconberg line and
13th iti that of Conyers (both Eng.), by marriage
Countess of Yarborough, a Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus. : dau. of 12th Bn. (Darcy and) Conyers;
b. Oct. 18, 1863 ; tit e of Conyers (under which see
note) called out of abeyance 1892, and that of
Fauconberg 1903 ; mar". 1886 4th E. of Yar-
borough, under whom see for residences and heirs.
Creations. Eng.: Bn. Fauconberg, 1283 by writ; Bn.
Conyers, 1509 by writ.— The 1st Bn., Walter e'e Faucon-
berg, is shown to have been summoned by Edward I. to
a Parliamentary assembly at Shrewsbury in 1283 and
again 1295, and he was one of the signatories to the letter
of the Barons to the Pope in reference to the opposing
claims of Edward and Boniface to be ruler of Scotland.
The 6th Bn. was created Earl of Kent, but at his death
in 1463 that title became extinct, and the Barony, which
was strictly his wife's, fell at her decease into an abey-
ance of some four and a half centuries between their
three daughters, the youngest of whom was wife of Sir
Jno. Conyers. The son of these two, Sir Wm. Conyers,
was created Bn. Conyers ; he served at the siege of Norham
Castle and at Flodden Field, and was Constable of Rich-
mond and Middlcham C;tstles. In the 18th century a
Bnss. Conyers married the Marq. of Carmarthen, aftds.
5th Duke of Leeds, and the title remained in that Duke-
dom till 1859, when the death of the 7th Duke without
issue or brother devolved the primary succession upon
a cousin, but permitted the present Barony to pass to
the son of his deceased sister. As stated under " Con-
yers," upon the death of the 12th Bn. of that title in
1888 an abeyance of four years ensued.
Titled Relatives of Oosveus Line.
Surviving issue of \2th Bn. (sist. of present Buss,):
(Present Baroness, b. 1863.)
Hon. Violet Ida Eveline, now Ctss. of Powis and
linss. JDarci/ de Knaytii, b. 18S5, mar. 1890 4th Earl
Of P., q.v.
Sist. of 12'h Bn. (aunt of present Bnss. ; granted
rank of a Bn.'s dau. 1859).
(The late 12th Baron, b. 1827, d. 1888.)
Hon. Lora Mary Lane-Fox, b. 1832.
FAURE, Knight. Hon. Sir Pieter Hendrik
Faure, K.C.M.G. (1898), an attorney and notary,
Colon. Sec. ',2nd time, prev. Sec. for Agrie.) Cape
Col., formerly for Native Affairs, is a Memb. of
H. of Assembly : b. 1849, mar. 1874 Johanna
Susanna, dau. of A. J. Van der Byl, Esq. Res.,
Highstead. Rondebo eh, Cape Town.
FAUSSETT(GODFREY-) .Capt. Owen Godfrey
{i.e. O. Godf. Godf.-F.), D.S.O. (1900-1), Essex
Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1866.
FAWCETT, Knights Widow. Lady F.
(Amelia Emily, dau. of the late Evelyn Hough-
ton, Esq.), mar. 1874 Sir J. Henry Fawcett,
K.C.M.G., late Ch. Judge of Cons. Ct. at Con-
stantinople (d. 1898). Res., 106 Philbeach Gdns.,
Earl's Ct., S.W.
FAWCETT, Dep. Dir.-Gen. William James,
C. B. (Mil. 1904), M.B., A.M.S., Suakin 1885,
Hazara 1888: b. 1848. Res., Lecarrow, Spencer
Harbour, Carrick-on-Shannon ; 41 Upp. Mount
St., Dublin.
FAWKES, Knight. Vice-Adm. Sir Wilmot
Hawksworth Fawkes, K.C.V.O. (1903), late Nav.
Adviser to Insp.-Gen. of Fortiticns., A.D.C.
to Gjueen Victoria, and in comd. of Cruiser
Squadron, now comdg. on Austral. Station : b.
1846, mar. 1875 Juliana, dau. of Jno. W. G.
Spicer, Esq. Res., 2 Seymour St., Portman
Sq., W.
FAWKES, Lady Constance Eleanor, dau. of
2nd M. of Ailsa.
FAYLE, Lt.-Col. Robert James Lekch,
D. S.O. (1900-1), R.A.M.C. retd. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1857.
FAYRER, Baronet. Sir Joseph Fayrer, istBt.
{U.K. i896),K.C.S.I. (i876),M.D.,LL.L\,F.R.S.,
F.R.S.E.,F.R.G.S.,F.R.Hist.S.,F.Z.S.,F.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.S., and a memb. of numerous learned Socs.
at home and abroad, Surg.-Gen. (served at sieges
of Palermo and Rome, in Burmese War 1852, and
Ind. Mutiny), has been Prof, of Surg, in Med. Coll.
Bengal and Pres. Med. Bd. India Oif. ; a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus., a Phys. Extraord. and Hon.
Phj's. to H.M.,is an extensive author on med.
and scient. subjects : son of the late Com. Robt.
J. Fayrer, R.N., b. 1824, mar. 1855 Bethia Mary,
dau. of the late Maj.-Gen. And. Spens. Heir,
his son Joseph, M.D. (b. 1859 ! 2nd heir, latter' s
son, Joseph Herbert Spens, b. 1893). Res.,
changing.
FEARON, Daniel Robert, C.B. (Civ. 1894),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Third Charity Commissi1.,
formerly an Insp. of Schools : b. 1835. Res.,
The Cottage, Firle, Lewes.
FEGEN, Rear - Adm. Frederick Fogarty,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Soudan 1884-5, Burma
1885, was a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1855.
FEHMY— see " Mustapha, Pacha Fehmy."
FEILDEN, Baronet. Sir William Leyland
Feilden, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1846), formerly Lieut. 5th
Drgn. Gds. and Brig.-Maj. Lanes. Artill. Vols. :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1835, sue. 1879, mar. i860
Catherine Jane, dau. of the late Edwd. Pedder,
Esq. Heir, his son Maj. William Henry F. (b.
PEI
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. FEE. 287
1866; 2nd heir, latter's son William Morton
Buller, b. 1893). Seats, Feniscowles Hall, Black-
burn ; Feniscowles House, Scarborough.
FEILDEN, Maj. Granville Ciiolmondeley,
D, 8;0. (1902), late Seafth. Highldrs. ; S.Africa
1899-1902 ; b. 1863.
FEILDEN, Maj.-Gen. Henry Broome, C.B.
(Mil. 1893), Crimea (Alma, Inkerman, and Sebas-
topol), ret. 1893, is Col. Roy. Warwicks. Regt. :
b. 1834. Res,, Wear Giffard, Warwick.
FEILDEN, Col. Henry Wemyss, C.B. (Mil.
1901), Army Pay Dept. retd. ; Mutiny, China i860,
Transvaal 1881, and Boer War 1900-1, also Polar
Expedn. 1875-6 and in Confed. Army 1862-5:
b. 1838 (bro. of above Bt.). Res., Eoppynden,
Burwash, Etchiugham, Sussex.
FEILDEN, Hon. Mrs. Percy, dan. of 2nd Vise.
Hampden.
FEILDING, family name of Denbigh Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons.," and see follg.
FEILDING, Knight's Widow. Lady Louisa
Isabella Harriet F. {nee Thynne), dau. of 3rd
M. of Bath, b. 1834, mar. 1862 Gen. Hon. Sir
Percy B. B. Feilding, K.C.B. (d. 1904), son of 7th
E. of Denbigh and uncle of present Peer. Hes.,
Broome Pk., Betchworth E.S.O., Surrey.
! FEILDING, Viscount {by courtesy — title,
Eng. 1620), eld. son and heir of E. of Denbigh.
Baron Feilding {Eng. 1620, Trel. 1622) is also a
title of the Peerage.
FEILDING, Maj. Geoffrey Percy Thynne,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Coldstrm. Gds. ; S.Africa igoi-2
as A.D.C., now an A.D.C. to the E. of Minto in
Canada: b. 1866 (son of the late Gen. Hon. Sir
Percy Feilding and grandson of 7th E. of Denbigh) .
FELLOWES, family name of De Ramsey
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
FELLOWES, Knight. Adm. Sir John
! Fellowes, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), served on E. Coast
of Africa 1860-8, and in Egypt and Soudan ; has
comd. the Channel Squadron, and been A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria and Supt. SheernessDckyd., ret.
1905 : b. 1843, mar. 1883 Jeannie, dau. of W. Feet-
ham Miller, Esq. Ees., Roestock Hall, St. Albans.
FELLOWES, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son.
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Ailwyn Edward Fellowes,
P.C. {Gt.Br. 1905), B.A., M.P. for Ramsey Div.
of Hunts. {O, Pres. of Bd. of Agric, prev. a
Jun. Lord of Treasury andVice-Chambn. to Queen
Victoria, is a Co. Aid. for Hunts, and retd. Hon.
Maj. 3rd Batt. Norf . Regt. (Mil.) : son of 1st
Bn. De Ramsey, b. 1855, mar- 1886 Hon. Agatha
i Eleanor Augusta JoVrffe, dau. of 2nd Bn. Hylton
I (Hon. Mrs. Ailwyn F.). Res., Honingham Hall,
• Norwich.
FELLOWES, Rear-Adm. Thomas Hounsom
Butler, C.B. (Mil. 1868), Baltic and Black Seas
and Abyssinia, ret. 1873, is a Co. Aid. for Herts. :
' b. 1827. Res., Woodfield, Stevenage, Herts.
FELLOWS, Col. (Robert) Bruce, C.B. (Civ.
1895), late Ch. Clerk Priv. Counc, Hon. Col.,
formerly comdg., 4th Batt. Beds. Regt. (Herts.
Mil.) : b. 1830. Res., Stanborough Cottage, Hat-
' field, Herts.
• FELTHAM, Capt. John Alric Percy, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Rhodesia Regt., and an attorney;
Matabeleld. &c. 1896-7, Boer War 1899-1900: b.
1862. Res., Stellenberg, Kenilworth, Cape Town.
FENDALL, Lt.-Col. Charles Pears, D.S.O.
(1887), R.A., Burma 1885-6 : b. i860.
FENN, Col. Ernest Harrold, CLE. (1894),
L.R.C.P.E., R.A.M.C., Afghn. 1879-80, Soudan
1885, has been Surg, to two Viceroys : b. 1850.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
FENTON, Knight. SirMvLES Fenton , Kt. Bach.
(1889), A.I.C.E., late Gen. Man. of S. E. Rail.,
prev. of Metropolitan, now Consg. Dir. to former,
Lt.-Col. retd. of Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff Corps :
b. 1830, mar. 1883, as 2nd husb., Charlotte Jane,
dau. of Geo. Oakes, Esq., and widow of J. Collins,
Esq. Res., Redstone Hall, Redhill, Surrey;
Charing Cross Hotel, W.C.
FENTOUN, Viscount {Scot. 1606, Prem. Vis-
county of Scotld.)— see " Mar and Kellie, E. of."
FENWICK, George Townsend, C.M.G. (1904),
A.M.I.C.E., Sen. Unoffic. M.L.C. Trinidad and
Tobago : b. 1846. Res, Port of Spain, Trinidad.
FENWICK, Col. Henrv Thomas, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Horse
Gds., Silver Stick in Waiting at Funeral of Queen
Victoria, an M.P. 1892-5; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1863. Res., Southill, Plawsworth, Chester-le-
Street, Co. Durham ; 36 Conduit St., W.
FERARD, Henry Cecil, CLE. (1898), I.C.S.,
Dist. Magist., prev. Dep. Commissi*., N.W. Provs:
b. 1864. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
FERGUSON, Hon. Mrs. Algernon, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Hampden.
FERGUSON, Hon. Mrs. George (of Pitfour),
V.A., dau. of 1st Vise. Bridport.
FERGUSON, Capt. Henry Gaspard de Lava-
lette, D.S.O. (1900-1), 4th Batt. Norf. Regt.
(Mil.) ; Sierra Leone 1898-9, S. Africa 1900-3, is a
Dist. Commissi', for W. Coast of Africa. Res.,
Shanagour, Askeaton R.S.O., Co. Limerick ; 79
Gi*osvenor St. , W.
FERGUSON, Hon. John, C.M.G. (1903), Unoff.
M.L.C. Ceylon, Pres. of Ceylon Bible Soc, pro-
prietor and co-editor of local journals: b. 1842.
Res., Calton Lodge, Cinnamon Gdns., Colombo;
Nazeby House, Newera Eliya, Ceylon.
FERGUSON, Maj. John David, D.S.O. (1899),
L.R.C.P.I., R.A.M.C, Uganda 1897-8 : b. 1866.
FERGUSON, Lt.-Col. Nicholas Charles,
C.M.G. (1901), M.B., Surg.-Maj. in 1st Life
Gds., late R.A.M.C, Matabele and Boer Wars
1896 : b. 1862.
FERGUSON, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, sist. of 12th
Vise. Falkland.
FERGUSON (MUNRO-), Lady Helen Her-
mione, dau. of 1st M. of Dufferin and Ava.
FERGUSSON, Baronet of Spitalhaugh. Sir
James Ranken Fergusson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1866),
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Peeblessh. and Memb.
Roy. Co. of Archers : son of 1st Bt., b. 1835,
sue. 1877, mar. 1886, 3rd wife, Alice Fanny, dau.
of the late J. Price Simpson, Esq. Heir, his son
Thomas Colyer Colyer-Fergusson (b. 1865 ; 2nd
heir, latter's son Max Christian Hamilton, b.
1890). Seats, Spitalhaugh, West Linton R.S.O.,
Peeblessh ; Bordlands, Dolphington, same Co.; ;
Hever Ct., Gravesend.
FERGUSSON, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of
Kilkerran. Rt. Hon. Sir James Fergusson, P.C. ( Gt.
Br. 1868), 6th Bt. {Scot. 1703), G.CS.I. (1885), :
K.C.M.G. (1874), CLE. (1880, ex off.), LL.D.,
M.P. forN.E. Manchester (C), a D.L. for Ayrsh. ;
has been Under Sec. for India, Home, and Foreign
Depts., and Postmaster-Gen., also Gov. of S.
Australia, N. Zealand, and Bombay ; is Capt. in
Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly Capt. Gren. Gds.
and Hon. Col. Roy. Ayr and Wigtown Mil.
(served in Crimea) : son of 5th Bt., b. 1832, sue.
1849, mar. 1893, 2nd husb. to 3rd wife, Isabella
Elisabeth, dau. of the late Rev.Thos.Twysden, and
widow of Chas. H. Hoare, Esq. Heir, his son
Col. Charles F., D.S.O. (see below; 2nd heir,
288 PER Directory of Peerage,
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latter' s son, James, b. 1904). Res., 80 Cornwall
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. (Lady F, 99 Eaton Sq.,
S.W.)
FERGUSSON, Lady Alice Mam, wife of
following and dau. of 7th E. of Glasgow.
FERGUSSON, Col. Charles, D.S.O. (1898),
Dongola 1896, Soudan 1896-8, now comdg. 3rd
Batt. Gren. Gds., late A.G. Egyptn. Army ; heir to
above Baronetcy : b. 1865, mar. preceding 1901.
FERGUSSON, James, CLE. (1881), formerly
Lieut. 73rd Regt. : b. 1840 (1st cousin of above
P.C. , but not in either India or War Service list) .
FERGUSSON, John, C.B. (Civ. 1898), Ch.
Insp. of Stamps and Taxes 1890-8, in Inld. Rev.
Off. from 1853 : b. 1835. lies., Pinewood, Bud-
leigh Salterton, Devon.
FERMANAGH (pron. Fermann'ah), Baron
{U.K. 1876), Imper. title of E. of Erne.
FERMOY, Baron. Edward FitzEdmund
Burke Roche, 2nd Bn. {Irel.), a D.L. for Co.
Cork (High Sheriff 1873) : son of 1st Bn. ; b.
May 23, 1850 ; sue. 1874 ; mar. 1877 Hon. Cecilia
0' Grady, dau. of 3rd Vise. Guillamore. Seats,
Rock Barton, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick ; Trabol-
gan, Whitegate, Midleton, Co. Cork.
Creation. Bn. Fermoy, Irel. 1856.— The 1st Bn. was
Lieutenant of Co. Cork, and M.P. for the same 1837-55,
also for Marylebone 1855-65, the latter term beins subse-
quent to his promotion (see Introd. on Irish Peers in
Commons).
Titled Relatives.
(Roche.)
Sole issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Ada Sibyl R., b. 1879.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1850.)
Hon. James Bootiiby Burke R., M.A., heir
pres. to Barony, an M.P. 1806-1900 : b. 1851, mar.
1880 Frances, dau. of F. Work, Esq., of New York,
who obtd. an American divorce 1891. Res., 60 St.
James's St., S.W. (2nd heir, his son Edmund
Maurice, b. 1885. )
Hon. Alexis Charles Burke formerly a Gentleman
at Large in Lord Lieut. 's Househd., b. 1853, mar.
1889 Hon. Lucy Maude(?osc/iCTi, dau. of Visc.Goschen
(Hon. Mrs. Alexis R.). Res., Assolas, Kanturk
R.S.O.. Co. Cork.
Hon. Eleanor Charlotte Burke, now Hon. Mrs.
William Leader, b. 1854, mar. 1881 Wm. Nich. L.,
Esq. Res., Lromagh Castle, Banteer R.S.O., Co.
Cork.
Hon. Ulick De Rupe Burke R., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
lateLt.-Col. 2nd Batt. S.Wales Borderers, served in
S. Africa 1877-8 and 1899-1901, also Burma 1885-7 :
b. 1856, widower.
Hon. Eliza Caroline Burke, now Ctss. Fritz Hoch-
ber<i : b. 1857, mar. 1505 Ct. Fritz Max. H., son of
H.S.H. the Prince of Pless.
Hon. Edmund Burke R., b. 1359.
Hon. Ethel Kathleen Burke, now Hon. Mrs. Norman
MlLean, b. 1861, mar. 1891. lies., West Hall,
Sherborne, Dorset.
FERNIE, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Graves.
FERNS, Bishop of— see " Ossory."
FERNYHOUGH, Capt. Hugh Clifford, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Yorks. L.I.; N.W. Frontier 1897-8, S.
Africa 1899-1902 as Signalling Offr. : b. 1872.
FERRARD, Viscount {Irel. 1797) — see
" Massereene and F., Vise."
FERREIRA, P. J., C.M.G. (1880), Transvaal,
Comdt. of Loc. Cav. agst. Sikukuni 1879.
FERRERS, Earl. Sewallis Edward Shirley,
10th Earl {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., M.A., a D.L.
for Cos. Leicester and Stafford, a Kt. of Justice
St. John Jerus. : son of 9th E. ; b. Jan. 24, 1847 ;
sue. 1859 (C.) ; mar. 1885 Lady Ina Maude
White, daUi of 3rd E> of Bantry. Seat, Staunton
Harold, Ashby-de-la-Zouch, Leic.
Creation's. A Bt. Eng. f8n ; Earl Ferrers and Vise.
Tamworth, Gt. Br. 1711.— A Barony of Ferrers was con-
ferred by writ in 1299 ; the 7th Bn. was Walter Derereux,
who had married Ann Ferrers and succeeded in right of
his wife. The line after this became merged in the
Hereford Viscty., but fell into abevance in 1646 and again
in 1855. The Kt. Hon. Sir Robt. Shirley, 7th Bt., was
made 1st Earl.
Titled Relative and Heib.
{Shirley.)
Surviving dau. of gth E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1847.)
Lady Augusta Amelia, now Lady Aug. Palmer, b.
1849, mar. 1873 Sir Archdale Robt. P., 4th Bt. of
Waulip, q.v.
Heir pres. to Earldom (a remote cousin, descended
from 4th son of 1st E.) :
Walter Knight S., Esq., B.A., b. 1864, mar. 1890
Mary Jane, dau. of the late Robt. Moon, Esq. Res.,
35 Victoria Rd., Kens., W. (2nd heir, his son Robert
Walter, b. 1894.)
FERRERS, Earl's Widow {remrrd.). Dowager
Countess F., otherwise Lady Augusta Walsh,
nee Lady Augusta Annabella Chichester, dau.
of 4th M. of Donegall, b. 1826, mar., 1st, 1844, 9th
Earl Ferrers (d. 1859) ; 2ndly, 1864, Capt. Fredk.
H. Walsh— retaining former title by courtesy if
desired (takes rank of a Countess by either).
Res., 51 Clarence Parade, Southsea.
FERRIER, Col. James Archibald, D.S.O.
(1886), Ch. Engr. R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, Nile
1884-6, Tirah 1897-8: b. 1854.
FESTETICS, Countess Tassilo, dau. of nth
D. of Hamilton.
FESTING, Knight's Widow {remrrd.). Lady
F. (Selina Eleanor Mary, dau. of the late Leycester
Carbonell, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1876, as 3rd wife, Maj.-
Gen. Sir Fras. W. Festing, K.C.M.G. (d. 1886) ;
2ndly, 1897, Col. R. C. Drysdale— retaining title
by courtesy. Res. , The Mythe House, Tewkesbury.
FESTING, Maj. Arthur Hoskyns, C.M.G.
(1902), D.S.O. (1899), F.R.G.S., late Roy. Ir.
Rifles ; Nile 1889, Niger-Soudan and Benin
1897-8, S. Africa igoo, W. Africa 1901-3 : b. 1869.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
FESTING. Maj .-Gen. Edward Robert. C.B.
(Civ. 1900), F.R.S., late R.E. ; Mutiny 1857-8, late
Dir. of Vict, and Alb. Sci. Mus. : b. 1839. Res.,
30 Queen's Gt. Terr., S.W.
FETHARD, Baron VAUGHAN of {Irel.
1695) — see "Lisburne, E. of."
FETHERSTON, Baronet. Rev. Sir George
Ralph Fetherston, 6th Bt. {Irel. 1776), High Sheriff
of Longford 1897 ; a composer of church music and
an author: son of 5th Bt., b. 1852, sue. 1869.
Heir pres., his uncle Maj. Henry Ernest Wil-
liam Fetherstonhaugh- Whitney (b. 1847, assumed
name of Whitney 1881, together with the unpro-
nounced syllable -haugh ; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Ardagh House, Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford ;
res'., Talbot Leigh, Bournemouth.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Herbert Howard,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), a Gent, in AVaiting and
Assist. Priv. Sec. to successive Lords Lieut, of
Ireland : b. i860. Res., Viceregal Lodge, Dublin.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Maj. -Gen. Richard
Steele Rupert, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Zululd. 1879,
Nile 1885, and S. Africa 1899-1901, ret. 1904:
b. 1848. Res., Milltown Pass, Co. Westmeath ;,
Gwydyr. Ryde, I.W.
FETHERSTONHAUGH, Hon. Mrs. (Timothy),.
dau. of 3rd Bn. Dorchester.
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FETHERSTONHATJGH (TTJRNOUR-) , Hon.
Keith, son of 4th Earl Winterton.
FEVERSHAM (pron. Faversham), Eakl of.
William Ernest Duncombe, 1st Earl and 3rd
Baron (U.K.), V.D., a D.L. and C.C. for N.
Rid., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt. ; an
M.P. 1852-7 and 1859-67 (as Hon. W. E. Dun-
combe) : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Jan. 28, 1829; sue.
as 3rd Bn. 1867, cr. Earl the follg. year (C.) ;
mar. 1851 Mabel Violet, dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir
Jas. R. G. Graham, 2nd Bt. of Netherby, G.C.B.
Seat, Duncombe Pk., Helmsley R.S.O., Yorks.;
town res., 87 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K.: Bn. Feversham, 1826 ; E. of Fever-
sham aud Vise. Helmsley, 1868.— Chas. Duncombe, the
isb Bn., was son-in-law of the 2nd Earl of Dartmouth.
Titled Relatives.
{Duncombe.)
Issue 0/ present (ist) E. (3rd Bn.) :
The late William Reginald D., Vise. Helmsley,
b. 1852, d. 1881, having mar. 1876 the under-
mentioned Visctss. (dau.-m-law). Issue :
Hon. Mabel Theresa, now Hon. Mrs. Gervase
Beckett, b. 1877, mar. 1896 Wm. Gervase B.,
Esq.. nephew of ist Bn. Grimthorps. Res., 1
Hyde Pk. PL, W.
Vise. Helmsley. heir to Earldom : Charles AVil-
liam Reginald /)., B.A., Capt. Yorks. Hussars
(Imper. Yeom.), Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to the First
Lord of the Admiralty : b. 1879, mar. 1904 Lady
Marjorie Blanche Eva Greville, dau. of 5th E.
of Warwick. Res., The Grange, Nawton R.S.O.,
Yorks. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Hubert.)
Dau. :
Hon. Mary Diana D., b. 1905.
The late Hon. James Henry D., b. 1853, d. 1886.
Hon. Hubert Ernest Valentine D., D."vO. (1900-1),
late Lt.-Uol. comdg. 14th Batt. Imper. Yeom.
(S. Africa 1900-1), and Maj. 2nd Vol. Batt. Yorks.
Regt.,an M.P. 1895-1900 : 6.1862. Res., Duncombe
Pk., with the Earl, and 19 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
The late Ladv Hermione Wilhelmina, attds. Dchss. of
Leinster (wife of 5th D.), b. 1864, d. 1895.
Lady Helen Venetia, now Lady H. Vincent, b. 1866,
mar. 1890 Sir Edgar V., K.C.M.G., q.v.
Lady (Mabel) Cynthia, now Lady Cynthia Graham,
b. 1869, mar. 1889, as 2nd wife, her ist cousin Sir
Richd. Jas. 4th Bt. of Netherby, q.v.
Lady Ulrica, now Lady U. Baring, b. 1875, mar. 1004
Hon. Everard£., C.V.O., son of ist Bn. Revelstoke.
— Dau.-in-law :
Muriel Vctss. Helmsley, nde Lady Muriel Frances
Louisa Talbot, dau. of 10th E. of Shrewsbury, b. 1859,
widow of the above late Wm. Regd., Vise. H. ; re-
mrrd. 1885 as Lady Muriel Owen (see under
"Shrewsbury and T.").
Surviving dau. of 2nd Bn. (sist. of present E.) :
Hon. Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. Francis FitzRoy,
b. 1827, mar. 18 ;g the late Fras. Horatio F., Esq.
(d. 1900), grandson of 3rd D. of Grafton. Res.,
Progmore Pk., Blackwater, Hants., nr. Camberley.
(Present Earl, b. 1829.)
'Daus.-in-laio of 1st Bn. (aunts of present E.) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1798, d. 1867.)
Hon. Mrs. Arthur I). (Jane Maria, dau. of Sir Jas.
Walker, ist Bt. of Sand Hutton), mar. 1877, as
2nd wife, the late Adm. Hon. Arthur D. (d. 1889).
Res., Westwood Mount, Scarborough.
Lady (Emily) Caroline D., nee Campbell, dau. of ist
Earl Cawdor, b. 1819, mar. 1842 the late Hon.
OctaviusD. (d. 1879). Ri.s., Waverley Pk., Sandy,
Beds. ; 84 Eaton Sq., S.W.
FF.— Note on the treatment in this work of
so commencing :
It has been and still is customary with some among
' he few holders of these names to write them wholly
1 small letters, the initial included, thus violating
de rule of the English language that every proper name
□all commence with a capital. We must continue to
rotest against this practice as one which no plea of
>ng usage can possibly justify. If journalists would
oly set themselves agaiust it the oddity would soon die
out, for it would come to be felt that not only is it the
infliction of an eyesore upon the public but it is really a
degrading of the families, who by thus writing themselves
down distort their names into monstrosities which by
no law of language can be forced into names at all.
Some very few persons whose names commence with
LI have gone to the other extreme, so that once or twice
in the ' Army List ' we have been startled by the appear-
ance of LLoyd. There is doubtless a grain more reason
in this than in the other offence against common taste ;
but, even if the double letter is to bear its Welsh
pronunciation, precisely as good a case could be made "ut
for printing GHild, SHaw, and THorne. All these
vagaries should be left to the private gratification of
their upholders.
FFEILDEN— see " Feilden."
FFINCH, Benjamin Traill, CLE. (1897),
late Dir.-in-Ch. of Indo-European Teleg. Dept. :
b. 1840. Res., North Lodge, Kidbrook Pk. Rd.,
Blackheath, S.E.
FFOLKES, Baronet. Sir William Hovell
Browne Ffolkes, 3rd Bt. (Gt. Br. 1774), M.A., a
D.L. for Norfolk and Chmn. C.C. (High Sheriff
1876), an M.P. 1880-5, formerly Capt. and Hon.
Maj. 2nd Brig. E. Div. R.A. (Mil.) : grandson of
2nd Bt. and son of the late Martin W. B. Ffolkes,
Esq. ; b. 1847, sue. i860, mar. 1875 Emily Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Robt. Elwes, Esq. Heir pres.,
his uncle Rev. Henry Edward Ff. (b. 1823 ; 2nd
heir, latter' s son "William Everaid Browne, b.
1861). Seat, Hillington Hall, King's Lynn ; town
res., 19 Cork St., Bond St., W.
FFRENCH, family name of Barony following
(to be strictly distinguished from " French," the
name of the De Freyne Barony) .
FFRENCH, Baron. Charles Austin Thomas
Robert John Joseph Ffrench, 6th Bn. (Irel.)
and a Bt. : son of 5th Bn. ; b. June 20, 1868 ;
sue. 1893 ; mar. 1892 Mary Margaret, dau. of
Mathew J. Corbally, Esq. Res., Johannesburg.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1779 ; Bn. Ffrench, 1798.—
The Barony was first bestowed upon Dame Rose Ffrench,
widow of the ist Bt.
Titled Relatives.
(Ffrench.)
Sole issue of present (6th) Bn. :
The deceased Hon. Martin Ff, b. 1893, d. 1894.
Issue of 5th Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Hon. Ellen Mary Anne Josephine Ff, a nun, b. 1863.
Hon. Maria Anne Josephine Catherine Ff, a nun, b.
1865.
Hon. Frances Catherine Mary Anne Josephine Ff,
b. 1866.
(Present Baron, b. 1868.)
Hon. Margaret Elizabeth Mary Anne Josephine Ff.,
b. 1871.
Hon. John Martin Valentine Joseph Ff, heir pres.
to Barony, formerly Lieut. Mayo Mil. : b. 1872.
Res., Johannesburg. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Jasper.)
Son of 3rd Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1810, d. 1892, no surv. issue.)
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1813, d. 1893.)
Hon. Jasper Ff, b. 1822.
FFRENCH, Barons' Widows. (1) Mary Anne,
Lady Ff., dau. of the late Richd. Thompson, Esq.,
mar. 1851 4th Bn. Ffrench (d. 1892). Res., ElmPk.,
Merrion, Dublin.— (2) The Dowager Lady Ff.
Catherine Mary Anne, dau. of the late Jno.
O'Shaughnessy, Esq.), mar. 1862 5th Bn. Ffrench
(d. 1893). Res., St. Joseph's, 29 Ailesbury Rd.,
Dublin.
FIASCHI, Lt.-Col. Thomas Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.D. (Pisa and Florence), Hon. Surg.
Sydney Hosp., with N.S.W. Army Med. Corps in
S. Africa 1899-1900, prev. in Italo- Abyss. War :
b. 1853. Res., 149 Macquarie St., Sydney.
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FIDDES, George Vandeleuk, C.B. (Civ. 1901) ,
C. M.G. (1905) B.A., late Sec. to Transvaal Exec.
Counc, formerly to Earl of Onslow, Ld. Pirbright,
and Sir R. Meade ; Polit. Sec. to Lord Roberts in
Boer "War 1900. lies., Johannesburg.
FIDDIEN, Marquess of. Giovanni Mallia-
Tabone, 4thMarq. (Malta 1785) : son of 3rd Marq.,
b. 1836, sue. 1888, mar. 1870 Maria Theresa, dau.
of Cavaliere Giuseppe E. Bonnici. Heir, his son
Joseph, Marchesino of Fiddien (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir,
Marq.'s bro. Saverio, dei March' si Mallia-Tabone,
b. 1845). Res., Strada Nuova, Musta, Malta.
FIELD, Baron. William Ventris Field, 1st
Bn. {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1890), Judge of Queen's
Bench Div. of the High Ct. of Justice 1875-90,
knighted 1875, appd. Q.C. 1864 : son of the late
Thos. F. Field, Esq., of Fielden, Beds. ; b. Aug.
21, 1813; cr. Bn. 1890 (L.U.); mar. 1864 the late
Louisa (d. 1880), dau. of Jno. Smith, Esq. No
heir. Seats, Bakeham, Englefield Grn., Surrey,
nr. Staines ; Bognor, Sussex.
Creation. Bn. Field, U.K. 1890.— No titled relative.
FIELD, Adm. Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1897), present
at operations in River Plate 1845, a D.L. and Co.
Aid. for Hants., late an M.P. : b. 1830. Res., The
Grove, Alverstoke, Gosport.
FIELD, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Hardinge.
FIELDEN, Capt. Harold, D.S.O. (1900-1), 7th
Hussars ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1868.
FIENNES (TWISLETON - WYKEHAM-),
family name of Save and Sele Barony, q.v. for
"Hons." (liennes, pron. Fynes.)
FIFE, Duke of. Alexander "William George
Duff, 1st Duke (U.K.), 6th Earl Fife (Tret.) ;
K.T. (1881), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1880), G.C.V.O. (1901),
Lord Lieut, of Co. London (late of Elgin), and
a D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen and Banff, a Kt. of
Justice St. John Jerus., Hon. Col. Banffsh. Artill.
Vols., and a Member of the Counc. of the Duchy
of Lane; an M.P. 1874-9 (as Vise. Macduff),
Capt. of Corps of Gentn.-at-Arms 1880-1 : son of
5th E. (Irel.) ; b. Nov. 10, 1849; sue. as 6th E.
1879, cr. Imper. Earl 1885, Duke 1889 (L.U.);
mar. 1889 H.R.H. Princess Louise Victoria Alex-
andra Dagmar, Princess Royal de jure (see Roy.
Fam.). Seats, Duff House, Banff; Mar Lodge,
Braemar R, S.O. , Aberdeensh. ; East Sheen Lodge,
Mortlake, S."W. ; town res., 15 Portman Sq., "W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Skene, 1857 ; E. of Fife, 1S85 ;
D. of Fife and M. of Macduff, 1889 ; E. of Macduff,
with new patent extending remainder to this Earldom
and the Dukedom to dans., 1900. Irel. : Bn. Braco, 1735 ;
Earl Fife and Vise. Macduff, 1759 — Win. Duff, M.P. for
Banffshire, was a warded the Irish Barony and Earldom.
The 4th Earl distinguished himself in the Peninsular
War, and was made Bn. Fife of U.K. in 1827, but that
title expired with him in 1857, -when his successor
obtained the Skene Barony; the 6th and present the
remaining dignities. The remainder (unless a son should
be born to the Duke) is first to the eldest daughter,
then to any heir male that may be born to her and
then to the 2nd daughter with like sequel.
Titled Relatives.
(Duj}.)
Issue of present D. (given also under Roy. Fam.) :
H.H. Princess Alexandra Victoria Alberta Edwina
Louise, heiress pres. to Dukedom and Macduff
Earldom, b. 1891.
H.H. Princess Maud Alexandra Victoria Georgina
Bertha, 2nd heiress, b. 1393.
Daus. of 5th E. (sists. of present D.) :
Lady Anne Elizabeth Clementina, now Mchss. Towns-
hend (q.v., Widow), b. 1847, mar. 1865 5th Marq. T.
(d. 1899).
Lady Ida Louisa Alice, now Lady I. Wilson, b. 1848,
mar. i83o, 2nd husb; (divorced by 1st), Wm. W.,
Esq.
(Present Duke, b. 1849.)
Lady Agnes Cecil Emmeline, now Lady Ag. Cooper,
b. 1852, mar. 1882, 3rd husb. (divorced by ist, 2nd d.
1880), Sir Alfd. C, F.R.C.S., q.v.
FIFE, Knight. Col. Sir Aubone (George)
Fife, Kt. Bach. (1902), Standard Bearer of H.M.'s
Body Guard of Gentlemen at Arms, late 6th
Drgn. Gds., served in Canada 1866-7 and Afghani-
stan 1879-80, became a barrister-at-law 1890 : b.
1846. Res., Engine Ct., St. James's Palace, S.W.
FILMER, Baronet. Sir Robert Marcus
Filmer, lothBt. (Eng. 1674), late Lieut. Gren. Gds.,
served with Nile Expedn. 1898 and in S. Africa
1899- 1902: son of 9th Bt., b. 1878, sue. 1886.
Heir, none. Scat, East Sutton Pk., Staplehurst
R.S.O.,Kent.
FINCASTLE, Viscount (by courtesy — title
Scot. 1686), only son and heir of E. of Dunmore.
FINCH, family name of Aylesford Earldom,
q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Violet. (For Finch-
Hatton see " Winchilsea.")
FINCH, Baron (Eng. 1674)— see ""Winchilsea,
E. of."
FINCH, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. George Henry
Finch, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902), M. A., M.P. for Rutland
(C.) and a C.C. for same, Hon. Maj. Leic. Imper.
Yeom. : b. 1835, mar. 1871, 2nd wife. Res.,
Burley-on-the-Hill, Oakham.
FINCHAM, Harry, I.S.O. (1903), a clerk in
Civil Service Commssn. : b. 1845. Res., Burling-
ton Gdns., W.
FINDLATER, Knight. Sir Willi am Huffing-
ton Find-later, Kt. Bach. (1897), a D.L. for Co.
Dublin, a partner in the legal tirm of "Wm. Find-
later and Go. of Dublin, has twice been Pres. of
Incorp. Law Soc. of Ireland (founded Findlater
Scholarship) , and once of Statist. Soc. of Ireld., an
M.P. 1880-5 : D- 1824, mar. 1878, 2nd wife, Marion,
dan. of the late Lt.-Col. Archib. Park. Res.,
Fernside, Killiney, Co. Dublin; 22 Fitzwilliam
Sq., Dublin.
FINDLAY, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Char-
lotte, dau. of Pryse Jacob, Esq.), mar. 1885, as
2nd wife, Sir Geo. Findlay, Manager L. & N. W.
Rail. (d. 1893)- R*s.. 50 Argyll Rd., Kens., W.
FINDLAY, Lady Blanche Sibyl, dau. of 7th
E. of Kingston.
FINDLAY, Surg.-Maj. John, CLE. (1889),
M.B., Afghn. 1879-80 and Burma, ret. 1890 ; Surg,
to M. of Dufferin when Viceroy and to Gov. of
Bombay: b. 1851. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
FINDLAY, Mansfeldt de Cardonnel, C.M.G.
(1904), Sec. of Legat. at Cairo, prev. at Buenos
Aires and Vienna: b. 1861. Res., Brit. Agency,
Cairo ; Broornholm, Nairn, N.B.
FINDLAY, Col. Neil Douglas, C.B. (Mil.
1905), R.A., Hazara 1888, S. Africa 1899 : b. 1859.
FIN GALL (pron. Fingawl') , Earl of . Arthur
James Francis Plunkett, 11th Earl (Irel.), sits
as Baron Fingall (U.K.) ; P.C. (Irel. 1892), a D.L.
for Meath (High Sheriff 1881), Maj. 5th Bait.
Connaught Bangers (Mil.), served in S. Africa
1900- 1, was State Steward to Viceroy of Ireland
(Earl Spencer) 1882-5, is Master of the Horse to
present Viceroy: son of 10th E.; b. April 1, 1859;
sue. 1881 (L.U.); mar. 1883 Elizabeth Mary
Margaret, dau. of Geo. E. Burke, Esq. Seat,
Killeen Castle, Dunsany, Drumree, Co. Meath.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Killeen, abt. 1403 ; E. of Fingall,
1623. U.K. : Bn. Fingall, 1831.— As partly stated under
"Dunsany," Sir Christopher Plunkett (Kt.) became by
marriage holder of the Kilieen Barony, the original of
which, however, was re-created to himself soon after his
FITS
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
PIT
291
marriage in 1403, so that it may have heen only a feudal
title before. The 10th Bn., styled Lucas More, or Lucas
the Great, was raised to the Earldom, and the 8th Earl
obtained the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Plunkett.)
Issue of present (11th) E.:
Lady Mary Elizabeth P., b. 1892.
Lady Henrietta Maria P., b. 1894.
Lord Killeen, heir to Earldom : Oliver James Horace
P., b. 1896.
Hon. Gerald William Desmond P., 2nd heir,b. 1899.
Issue of 10th E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Eaul, b. 1859.)
Lady Mary Louisa, now Lady M. Murphy, b. i860,
mar. 1884 Geo. Fitzgerald M., Esq. Res., The
Grange, Dunsany, Drumree, Co. Mcath.
Lady Henrietta Maria, now Lady H. Gradwell, b.
1861, mar. 1884 Robt. B. G. Ashhurst G., Esq. Res.,
Dowth Hall, Co. Meath, nr. Dro<?heda.
Surviving issue of Qth E. (uncle and aunt of
present) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1819, d. 1881.)
Lady Henrietta Maria, now Lady H. Riddell, b. 1827,
mar. 1855 the late Thos. Vv'. Chas. R.. Esq. (d. 1867).
Rt. Hon. Sir Francis Richard P., G.C.B., b. 183s, see
"Plunkett, P.O. (1)."
FINLAY, Peiv. Coukc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Robert Bannatyne Finlav, P.O. (Gt. Br.
1905), G.C.M.G. (1904; Kt. Bach. 1895), K.C.
(1882), M.D. (1863), LL.D., M.P. for Inverness
Div. (L.U.), aD.L. forNairnsh., Attorn. -General
and a memb. Gen. Counc. of Bar, Lord Rector of
Edinb. Univ. (el. 1902), rendered service before
Hague Tribunal re Venezuela: b. 1842, mar. 1874
Mary, dau. of the late Cosmo Innes, Esq. Pes.,
Newton, Nairn, N.B.; 31 Phillimore Gdns.,
Kens., TV.; chamb., 4 Temple Gdns., E.C., and
549 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
FINLAY, JamesFairbairn,C.S.I. (1896), M.A.,
Memb. of Counc. of India, late Sec. to Ind. Govt,
in Finance Dept. : b. 1852. lies., Calcutta.
FINLAYSON, Col. Robert Alexander,
C.M.G. (1901), Kimberley Regt. in Boer War
1899-1900, prev. Beehuanald. : b. 1857. Pes.,
Kimberley.
FINNEY, Stephen, CLE. (1904), late Manager
N. W. Rail, of India : b. 1852.
. FINTRIE &c, Baron (Scot. 1707)— see "Mont-
rose, D. of."
FINUCANE (pron. Finew'cane), Michael,
C. S.I. (1898), M.A., repeatedly Dir. or Sec. to
Bengal Govt, in Agric. and Rev. Depts., and was
in 1894 Acting Sec. to Govt, of India in the same.
Club, E. Ind. TJ. Serv.
FIRBANK, Knight. Sir (Joseph) Thomas
Firbanh, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.P. for E. Hull (C), a
D. L. for Monmouthsh. (High Sheriff 1891), Maj.
Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff Corps, a Dir. or Chmn.
of numerous mercantile bodies : b. 1850, mar.
1883 Harriette, dau. of the late Rev. J. P. Garrett.
Res., The Coopers, Chislehurst ; St. Julian's,
Newport, Monm.
FIRMAN, Lt.-Col. Robert Bertram, D.S.O.
(iqoo-i), late Middx. Regt. ; Soudan 1884-5,
Burma, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1859.
FIRTH, Knight. Sir Charles Henry Firth,
Kt. Bach. (1868), a D.L. for W. Rid., a leader in
the Vol. and Fire Brig. Services, formerly Lt.-
Col., 1st W. Rid. Artill. Vols. : b. 1836, widower.
Res., Flush, Heckmondwike, Normanton, Yorks.;
The Choristry, Arthington, Leeds.
FISCHER, Knight. Sir Henry Cha-r^vs Fischer,
Kt. Bach. (1898), C.M.G. (1896), late Controller
Centr. Tel. Office, and has served as Brit. Deleg.
at five Internat. Teleg. Conferences : b. 1833,
mar. 1878 Sarah, dau. of the late Peter Sawyer,
Esq., of Canada. Res., Southover, Bi'omley, Kent.
FISET, Col. Joseph Eugene, D.S.O. (1902),
M.D., Canad. Mil. Serv. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
1874. Res., Ottawa.
FISHER, Bishop— see " Ipswich."
FISHER. Knight (1). Adm. Sir John Arbuth-
not Fisher, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K:C.B. 1894), O.M.
(1905), served in Russian and China Wars and at
Alexandria, has been a Naval A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria, Adm. Supt. of Portsmouth Dockyd., and
Controller of Navy, also Com.-in-Ch. of Medit.
Fleet, now First Sea Lord of Admiralty and First
and Princ. Nav. A.D.C. : b. 1841, mar. 1866
Frances Katharine Josepha, dau. of the late
Rev. Thos. D. Broughton, son of 6th Bt. Res.,
16 Q,ueen Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
FISHER, Knight (2) . Sir Walter N. Fisher,
Kt. Bach. (1905).
FISHER, Capt. Harold, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Manchester Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1877.
FISHER, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1898), B.A.,
M.B., I. M.S., Malakand and Buner Fd. Forces
1897-8, now Vice-Cons, at Meshed : b. 1867. Res.,
Brit. Vice-Consulate, Meshed, Persia.
FISHER, Capt. Julian Lawrence, D.S.O.
(1904), Roy. Fus. ; Thibet : b. 1877.
FISHER, Col. Ralph B. W.— see " Childe."
FISHER, Capt. William Blake, C.B. (Mil.
1900), R.N., New Hebrides punitive expedn. 1884,
S. Africa 1899-1900, comdg. E. Coast of Africa,
Squadron, agst. Somalis 1901, was in Nav. Intell.
Dept. 1890-4 : b. 1853.
FISHERWICK, Baron (Gt. Br. 1790), Imper.
title of M. of Donegall.
FISON, Baronet. Sir Frederick William
Fison, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1905), M.A., F.C.S., M.P. for
Doncaster Div. (C.) and a D.L. for W. Rid.,
sen. partner in the fiim of Wm. Fison and Co.
and a Dir. of G. N. Rail, and Chesh. Lines :
son of the late Wm. Fison, Esq., of Greenholme ;
b. 1847, mar. 1872, Isabel, dau. of the late Jos.
Crossley, Esq. Res., 64 Pont St., S. W.
FITCH, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Emma,
dau. of the late Jos. B. Wilks, Esq.), mar. 1856
Sir Joshua G. Fitch, Insp. of Training Colls,
(d. 1903). Res., 54 Abingdon Ct., Abingdon
FITHIAN,' Knight. Sir Edward William
Fithian, Kt. Bach (1905), Sec. to U. K. Assoc. of
Chambs. of Commerce, b. 1845.
FITTON, Lt.-Col. Hugh Gregory, D.S.O.
(1896), Roy.W. Kent Regt.; Soudan 1885-6 and
1897-8 and Dongola, was a D.A.A.G. in S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1863.
FITZALAN (Fitza-), Baron (Eng. 1627)—
see ' ' Norfolk, D. of." Surname Fitzalan-Howard,
as also of Howard of Glossop Barony.
FITZCL ARENCE (FitzC-) , family name of Mun-
ster Earldom, q.v. for a " Lady " and an " Hon."
FITZCLARENCE (FitzC-), Viscount (U.K.
1831), a title of the Munster Earldom, borne
by the heir when the firstborn son. The late
Earl whilst heir bore that of Lord Tewkesbury,
the third title of the Earldom.
FITZGEORGE, Knight (1). Rear-Adm. Sir
Adolphus Augustus Frederick FitzGeorgt,
K.C.V.O. (1904), Dep. Ranger of Richmond Pk.,
was Equerry to his father, F.M. H.R.H. the late
Duke of Cambridge, ret. from Navy 1893 : b. 1846,
mar. 1875 Sofia Jane, dau. 01 Thos. Holden, Esq.
Res., 12 Eaton Sq., S.W.
FITZGEORGE, Knight (2). Col. Sir Augustus
Charles Frederick FitzGeorge, K.C.V.O. (1904).
C.B. (Civ. 1895), late A.D.C. to Lord Napier of
Magdala and Priv. Sec. to his late father, F.M.
H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, Extra A.D.C. to
292 FIT
Directory of Peerage,
FIT
H.M. when Prince of Wales 1875-6, ret. 1900 : b.
*847 (younger bro. of the preceding). Res.,
6 Queen St., Mayfair, W.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), family name of
Leinster Dukedom and of the following Barony.
Index to those families and that of FitzGerald
and Vesey (Vesey-FitzGerald) (f., FitzGerald ;
f.v., FitzG. and V. ; l., Leinster) :
Ly. Alice, l. Ly. Eva, l. Hn. Ismay, f.
Hn. Amabel, f. Hon. Evelyn C.J. f. Ha. Jno. D, f.
Hn. Arthur S. f. Hn. Mrs. Eras. sep. Ly. Mabel, l.
i Ld. Charles, l. Ld. Frederick, l. Hn.MargaretM.,F.
I Hn. David, f. Ld. George, l. Hn. Mary G. f.v.
I Ld. Desmond, l. Hn. Georgina,F.v. Ly. Maurice, l.
Hn. Edith, f. Hn. Gerald, f. Hn. Muriel, f.
I Hn. Edward S., f. Ly. Gerald, l. Ly. Nesta, l.
I Ld. Edward, l. Hn. Gertrude, f. Hn. Southwell, f.
Hn. Eustace R. f. Ld. Henry, l. Ld. Walter, l.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-) Barony (Life Peerage,
U.K. 1882)— extinct from 1889 on death of Bn. F.
Issue.
(FitzGerald.)
BV 1ST MRROE.
Hon. David F. (His Honour Judge F.), K.C. (1889),
E.A., Chmn. of Q.S. and Co. Ct. Judge for Water-
ford, Kilkenny, and Queen's Co. : b. 1847, mar. 1894
Isabella, dau. of the late Luke M'Donnell, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. FitzGerald). Res., 18 Clyde Rd., Dublin.
Hon. John Donohoe P., K.C. (1896), LL.M., b. 1848,
mar. 1881 Emma Ysolda, dau. of Sir Thos. Barrett-
Lennard, and Bt. (Hon. Mrs. John P.). Res., 33
Harrington Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. ; chamb., 38 Par-
liament St.,S.W.
Hon. Gerald P., K.C. (1892), B.A., an Irish Land
\ Commissr. under Act of 1903, formerly Chmn. of
j Q.8. for We3tmeath, Meath, Longford, and King's
t Co.: b. 1849. Res., 6 Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin.
By snd mrroe.
I Hon. (Arthur) Southwell F., late Capt. 7th Batt.
Roy. Eus. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1861, mar. 1896 May Evelyn d'Alvarez, dau. of Peter
I Borcherds, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Southwell P.). Res.,
■ 49 Gloucester St., Warwick Sq., S.W.
1 Hon. Eustace Robert Southwell P., a member of the
' Stock Exchange, b. 1863, mar. 1E89 Hon. Maude
I Louisa Barrirvjton, dau. of 9th Vise. Barrin^ton
(Hon. Mrs. Eustace F., of 17 Westgate Terr., W.
j Brompton, S.W.). Club, Wellington.
Hon. Edward Southwell F., formerly Capt. Essex
Mil., and in Bechuanald. Police, served in Mata-
« beleld. &c. 1895-7 : b. 1864, mar. 1884 Margaret Mary
1 (Rita), dau. of the late Matt. DArcy, Esq. (Hon.
t Mrs. Edward P.). Res., The Club, Umtali,
\ Rhodesia.
j Hon. Evelyn Charles Joseph Southwell F., b. 1874.
' Res., 3A Granville PL, Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Josefine Mary, now Hon. Mrs. George S.
Gunnis, mar. 1885.
Hon. Geraldine Mary Catherine, now Hon. Mrs.
Oswald Streat/eild, mar. 1893.
Hon. Edith Margaret Mary F. Res., with Hon.
Edward.
Hon. Ismay Gertrude Mary h. ) r>„„ -,,,.„•,.,„
Hon. Gertrude Amabel Mary F.
Hon. Muriel Mary P. ) CrawleJr- Su8sex-
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Baron's Widow. The
Lady F., nee Hon. Jane Matilda Mary Southwell,
aist. of 4th Vise. Southwell, granted rank of a
Vise's dau. ; b. 1838, mar. i860, as 2nd wife,
Bn. FitzGerald (Life Peer, d. 1889). Res.,
20 Adelaide Cresc, Hove, Brighton.
FITZGERALD, Baronet of Geraldine Place.
Sir Edward Fitzgerald, 1st Bt. (U. K. 1903), a
merchant, Lord Mayor of Cork during the visit
of H.M. : son of Danl. Fitzgerald, Esq., of Tre-
l*ajy; b. 1846, mar. 1872 Anne, dau. of Jno.
O'Donoghue, Esq. Heir, his son John Joseph
(b. 1876; 2nd heir, next son, Edward, b. 1883).
Rj.s., Geraldine PL, Pt. Finnbarr's, Cork.
FITZGERALD, Baroxet of Newmarket - on -
Ferg s. Sir George Cumming FitzGerald, 5th Bt.
(U.K. 1822), formerly Lieut. 3rd Drgn. Gds. :
I son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd and 4th, b.
1823, sue. 1893, mar. 1888, 2nd wife, Ellen Creagh,
dau. of a relative, the late Crofton H. FitzGerald,
Esq. Heir, none. Res., Killybegs House, Naas,
Co. Kildare ; Trevayler, Penzance.
FITZGERALD, Baronet of Valencia. Sir
Maurice FitzGerald, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1880), C.V.O.
(i905\ 20th Knight of Kerry, an Extra Equerry to
H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught, a D.L. for Kerry,
formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade, served in Ashanti
War of 1873-4 : son of 1st Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1880
(his father having died just after creation of title),
mar. 1882 Amelia Catherine, dau. of Henri L.
Bischoffsheim, Esq. Heir, his son John Peter
Gerald Maurice (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Arthur Henry Brinsley, b. 1885). Seat, Glanleam,
Valencia I., Co. Kerry; Ballinruddery, Listowel,
same Co.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Baronet's Widow
(remrrd.). Clara, Lady F. of Newmarket -on-
Fergus (Clara Emma, dau. of the late Jas.
Whitaker, Esq., of Huddersfield) , mar., 1st, 1881,
as 2nd wife, Sir Augustine FitzGerald, 4th Bt. (d.
1893) ; 2ndly, 1894, Wm. W. A. FitzGerald, Esq.
(son of the late Fd. -Marsh. Sir Jno. F. Fitz-
Gerald, G.C.B.)— retaining title by right. Res.,
Carrigoran, Newmarket-on-Fergus R.S.O., Co.
Clare ; 26 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
FITZGERALD, Knight (1). Sir Gerald
FitzGerald, K.C.M.G. (1885), Acct.-Gen. of the
Navy 1885-96, prev. in War Office (1856-63), Dir.-
Gen. of Pub. Accts. in Egypt and in similar
posts at Madras and in Brit. Burma : b. 1833,
widower (having mar. 1881 the late Hon. Amicia
Milnes, dau. of 1st Bn. Houghton). Res., 18
Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
FITZGERALD, Knight (2). Sir Thomas
Naghten FitzGerald, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.B. (Civ.
1901), F.R.C.S.I., Senior Surg, to Melbourne
Hosp., Victoria, Pres. of Victoria Med. Soc. and
formerly of Intercolon. Congress of Australia,
aided as Consg. Surg, in Beer War 1899-1900, is
author of some med. works: b. 1838, widower.
Re.?., Rostella, Lonsdale St., Melbourne.
FITZGERALD, Knight (3). Sir (William)
Gerald Seymour Vesey FitzGerald, K.C.I.E.,
C.S.I. (both 1887), barrister-at-law, late Polit.
A.D.C. to Sec. for India, was Priv. Sec. to Gov.
of Bombay 1867-72 : b. 1841, widower. Club,
Carlton.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Col. Charles
John Oswald, C.B. (Mil. 1887), LA., Mutiny,
Afghn. 1880, and Burma 1886-9, since Polit.
Officer to Gaekwar of Baroda : b. 1840, mar. 1882
Lady Alice FitzGerald, dau. of 4th D. of Leinster.
Res.. Dunmore, Carlisle Rd., Eastbourne.
FITZGERALD, Desmond, F. L.— see " Glin,
Kt. of."
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Hon. Mrs. Fran-
cis, dau. of 11th Bn. North.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Maj. George
Alfred, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1868. Res., 78 Knierhtsbridge, S.W.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Col. Herbert Swayne,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Durham L. I.; Afghn.
1880, Soudan 1885-6, W. Africa and Niger 1897-9,
and S. Africa 1899-1902, late D.A.A. & Q..M.G. in
Egypt, now A.A.G. in Poona Div. : b. 1856.
Res., PooDa, Bombay.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), James, I.S.O. (1903),
Assist. Sec. in Office of Works and Public Bdgs. :
b. 1845.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Insp.-Gen. Michael,
C.M.G. (1897), L.R.C.P.I., R.N. (Dep. Insp.-Gen.
retd.) ; Egvpt 1882, Benin Expedn., latter as
! Princ. Med' OS'r. : b. 1851.
PIT Baronetage, Knightage, &c. PIT 293
FITZGERALD (FitzG-), Capt. Percy Des-
mond, D.S.O. (1900-1), 11th Hussars; S. Africa
1899-1900, now A.D.C. to Brig.-Gen. Rimington
comdg. 4th Cav. Brig. (Irel.) : b. 1872.
FITZGERALD (D ALTON-) , Baronet's
"Widow. Lady Dalton - Fitzgerald (Agnes
Georgiana, dau. of Geo. Wildes, Esq.), mar. 1861
Sir Gerald R. Dalton-Fitzgerald, 10th Bt. (d.
1894, line believed extinct). Res., St. Leonard's
Lodge, Clewer, Windsor.
FITZGERALD (JUDKIN-), Baronet. Sir
Joseph Capel Judkin-Fitzgerald, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1801), son of 3rd Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1864, mar.
1872 Constance Sarab, dau. of the late Capt. Wm.
A. Hyder. Heir, bis son Capel Gerald William
(b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next son, Thomas Judkin, b.
1873). Res. (Lady J.-F.), 4 Redcliffe St., W.
Brompton, S.W.
FITZGERALD (JUDKIN-) , Baronet's
Widow. Dowager Lady Judkin- Fitzgerald
(Emma Louisa Maunsell, dau. of Hy. White,
Esq.), mar. 1845 Sir Thos. Judkin-Fitzgerald, 3rd
Bt. (d. 1864). Res., Golden Hills, Dundrum
R.S.O., Co. Tipperary.
FITZGERALD (UNIACKE - PENROSE -) ,
Baronet. Sir Robert Uniacke Uniacke-Pen-
rose-Fitz Gerald, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1896), LL.M.,
M.P. for Cambridge (<7.), a D.L. for Cork, Hon.
Col. 9th Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps (Mil.), a
large Irish landowner, formerly Govt. Memb. of
Cork Loc. Marine Bd. : son of the late Robt. U.
Penrose-FitzGerald, Esq., b. 1839, has assumed
the addit. surname Uniacke, mar. 1867 Jane
Emily, dau. of the late Gen. Sir Wm. J. Codring-
ton, G.C.B., M.P. Heir, none. Seat, Corkbeg
I., Whitegate, Midleton, Co. Cork ; town res., 35
Grosvenor Rd., S.W.
FITZGERALD (FitzG-) and VESEY Barony
{Irel. 1826)— extinct from i860 on death of 3rd Bn.
The 2nd Peer received a U.K. Barony in 1835,
which expired on his death unmrrd. 1843 (he is
called the 1st Baron by some, his predecessor
having been a Baroness) .
Surviving Daughters.
( Vesey-FitzGerald.)
Hon. Mabella Geraldine, now Hon. Mrs. Beauchamp
Stannus, b. 1826, mar. 1857 Rev. Beauch. Walter S.
Res., Arrow Rect., Alcester R.S.O., Warwicks.
Hon. Mary Georgiana V.-F., b. 1834.
FITZGERALD-de-ROS— see " De-Ros, F.-"
FITZGIBBON, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Gerald
FitzGibbon, P.C. {Irel. 1879; Gt. Br. igoo),LL.D.,
Lord Justice of Appeal in Ireld., also Chanc.
for the Dublin United Dioceses, appd. Q..C. 1872,
was Law Adviser to Dubl. Castle 1876-7, Solic-
Gen. for Ireld. 1877-8, and twelve years a Com-
missr. Nat. Educ. Ireld. : b. 1837, mar. 1864.
Res., Howth, Co. Dublin ; 10 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
FITZGIBBON (FitzG-), Edmund Gerald,
C. M.G. (1892), Chmn. Melbourne Bd. of Works,
and a leader in the public affairs of the city : b.
1825 ; mar. 1873 Sarah, dau. of Richd. Dawson,
Esq. Res., The White Knights and Fairlie
House, Sth. Yarra, Melbourne ; 501 Collins Street,
Melbourne.
FITZHARDINGE (Fitzh-), Baron. Charles
' Paget Fitzhardinge Berkeley, 3rd Bn. {U.K.). a
D. L. for Gloucestersh. and Sussex, an M.P.
1862-5 : son of 1st Bn. and bro. of 2nd ; b. April
19, 1830; sue. 1896 {L.U.); mar. 1856 the late
Louisa Elizabeth (d. 1902), dau. of Hy. Lindow-
Lindow, Esq. No heir. Seat, Berkeley Castle,
Berkeley R.S.O., Glouc; Res., Cranford House,
Hounslow, Middx.
Creation. Rn. Fitzhardinge, U.K. 1861.— Adm. the
Rt. Hon. Sir Maurice F. F. Berkeley, G.C.B., M.P. for
Gloucester, was the 1st Peer.— The form " Fitzhardinge"
(with small h) is that adopted by the family and in
Roll of the Peers ; the capital so often given we are
authorised to state is wrong ; still it must be added that
some of the relatives prefer it, hence the confusion.
Titled Relatives.
(Berkeley.)
Surviving issue 0/ 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Frederica Charlotte Fitzhardinge, now The
Bow. Lady Gifford (q.v.), b. 182s, mar. 1345, 2nd Bn.
G., d. 1872.
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1826, d. 1896.)
(Present Baron, b. 1830.)
FITZHARRIS (FitzH-), Viscount {Gt. Br.
1800), a title of the Milmesbury Earldom, borne
by the heir when a son.
FITZHERBERT, Baronet. Rev. Sir Richard
FitzHerbert, 5th Bt. {Gt.Br. 1783), M.A., formerly
Rector of Warsop, Notts. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1846,
sue. 1896, mar. 1871 Mary Anne, dau. of the late
Edwd. Arkwright, Esq. Heir, his son Capt.
Hugo Meynell F. (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next
son, William, b. 1874, mar. the under-mentioned
Lady Nora F.) . Seats, Tissington Hall, Ashbourne,
Derbysh. ; Nettleworth Manor, Mansfield, Notts. ;
West Farleigh, Maidstone.
FITZHERBERT (Fitzh-), Lt.-Col. Francis
Edward, D.S.O., heir pres. to Stafford Bny., q.v.
FITZHERBERT (FitzH-), Lady Nora, dau.
of 13th E. of Lauderdale.
F1TZHUGH (FitzH-), Maj.-Gen. Alfred,
C.B. (Mil. 1881), Mohmunds 1863-4, Dour Expedn.
1872, Jowaki and Afghn. 1877-80, ret. 1886: b.
1837. Res., Grove PL, Goudhurst, Kent.
FITZHUGH (FitzH-), Capt. Terrick
Charles, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1903), Roy. Ir. Regt. ;
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1876.
FITZM AURICE , family name of Orkney Earl-
dom ( FitzM-) , and conventionally of Lans-
downe Marquessate (Fitzm-, strictly " Petty-
Fitzmaurice ") . Index to the two Lines :
Hn. Alex. Edwd. o.Ly. Constance, 0. Hn. Jas. Terence.o.
Hn. Mrs. Alex. o. Ld.EdmondGeo.L.Ly. Mary Const . o.
Ld. Chas. Geo. F. L.Ly. Emily Ch. o. Hn. Mrs. Wm. E.o.
Ly. Charlotte, o. Hn. Mrs. Fredk.o.
FITZMAURICE (Fitzm-), Viscount {Irel. 1751),
a title of the Lansdowne Marquessate.
FITZMAURICE (Fitzm-), Gerald Henry,
C.B. (Civ. 1905), C.M.G. (1897), B.A., 3rd Drago-
man at Constantinople Embassy, prev. Vice-Cons,
at Smyrna. Res., Brit. Emb., Constantinople.
FITZMAURICE (Fitzm-), Maurice, C.M.G.
(1903), M.A., M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E., Ch. Engr. to
L.C.C., has taken part in construction of Forth
Bridge, Blackwall Tunnel, and Nile Reservoir :
b. 1861. Res., 133 Harley St., W.
FITZMAYER (Fitzm-), Knight's Widow.
Lady F. (Lucy, dau. of the late Chas. K. Sive-
wright, Esq.), mar. 1863, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir
Jas. Wm. Fitzmayer, K.C.B. (d. 1895). Res.,
Lower Weston, Ross, Herefordsh.
FITZPATRICK (FitzP-), family name of
Castletown Bny. (no issue of the name) : see
below.
FITZPATRICK, Knight (1). Sir Dennis Fitz-
Patrick, K.C.S.I. (1890), LL.D., formerly Judge
of Ch. Ct., Punjab, was Lt.-Gov. there 1892-7, has
also been a Sec. to Ind. Govt., Ch. Commissr. of
Centr. Provs. and of Assam, and Resident of
Mysore and Hyderabad, now on Counc. of Sec.
of State for India : b. 1837, mar. 1862 Mary, dau.
of Col. Buller. Res., 2 Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W.
FITZPATRICK, Knight (2). Sir (James) Percy
Fitzpatrick, Kt. Bach, (1902), an M.L.C. of
Transvaal, late Pres. Chamb. of Mines, has writ-
ten works on the Transvaal : b. 1862, mar. 1889
Elizabeth Lillian, dau. of Jno. Cubitt, Esq'
Res., Hohenheim, Johannesburg; Buckland
Downs, Harrissmith, Orange Riv. Col.
FITZPATRICK (Fitzp-), Lady Olivia, dau.
of 2nd M. of Headfort.
FITZROY, family name of Grafton Dukedom
(FitzR-) and of Southampton Barony (Fitzr-)
—see the former for names styled "Lord," and
the latter and below for " Hon."
FITZROY (FitzR-), Almeric William, C.V.O.
(1902), B. A., Clerk of the Privy Council, prev.
Priv. See. to Mr. Stanhope, Sir H. Holland, and
the D. of Devonshire: b. 1851 (gt. grandson of
3rd D. of Grafton). Res., 55 Lower Belgrave St.,
S.W.
FITZROY (FitzR-), Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau.
of 2nd Bn. Feversham.
FITZWILLIAM (Fitzw-), Earl. William
Charles De Meuron V/cntworth .- Fitzwilliam,
7th Earl (Irel. ; 5th only of Gt. Br., same title),
D.S.O. (1900-1), Capt. and Hon. Maj.4th Batt.
Oxfordsh. L.I. (Mil.), served on Headqr. Staff in
S. Africa 1900, formerly A.D.C. to Viceroy of
India (M. of Lansdowne), M.P. for Wakefield as
Vise. Milton 1895-1902, late a C.C. for Co. Wick-
low: grandson of 6th E. ; b. July 25, 1872; sue.
1902 (L.U.),; mar. 1S96 Lady Maud Frederica
Elizabeth Dundas, dau. of 1st M. of Zetland.
Seats, Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham ; Eden-
thorpe Hall, Doncaster ; The Lodge, Malton,
Yorks. ; Coollattin and Caruew Castle, Shillelagh
R. S.O. , Co.Wicklow ; town res. , 4 Grosvenor Sq. ,W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Fitzwilliam, 1620 ; Earl Fitz-
william (Co. Tyrone) and Vise. Milton or Miltown, 1716.
Gt. Br.: Ld. Fitzwilliam, Bn. of Milton. 1742; Earl Fitz-
william (of Norborough) and Vise. Milton, 1746.— Wm.
Fitzwilliam, son of a Chancellor of the Exchequer, was
1st Irish Bn., the 3rd Bn. being made Earl, and the ;rd
Earl obtaining the British titles. The additional name
Wentworth was assumed by the 5th Earl in 1856, his
grandfather, the 3rd Earl, having married Lady .Anna
Watson-Wentworth, daughter of Thomas, Marq. of Kt ck-
ingham.
Titled Relatives.
( Wentworth-Fitewilliam.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Lady Maud Lilian Elfrida Mary W.-F., b. 1898.
Lady Marjorie Joan Mary W.-F., b. 1900.
Lady Donatia Faith Mary W.-F., b. 1904.
Sists. of present E. (granted rank of Earl's daus.
1902) :
Lady Laura Mary, now Lady L. Douglas, b. 1869, mar.
1389 Capt. Geo. Sholto D., 1st cousin of E. of
Morton.
Lady Mabel Florence Harriet, now Lady M. Smith,
b. 1870, mar. 1899 Wm. Mackenzie S., Esq.
(Present Earl, b. 1872.)
Lady Theresa Evelyn Vilunza W.-F., b. 1875. Res.,
with Earl.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
Hon. William Henry W.-F., heir pres. to Earldom,
B.A., a D.L. for "Wicklow, formerly Hon. Maj. 1st
W. Yorks. Yeom., and three times an M.P. : b.
1840, mar. 1877 Lady Mary Grace Louisa Butler,
dau. of 2nd M. of Ormonde, an Extra Lady in
Waiting to H.R.H. the Dchss. of Saxe-Coburg.
Res., Wigganthorpe, York.
Lady Mary, now Lady M. Boscawen, b. 1844, mar.
1872 Hon. Hugh Le Despencer B., son of 6th A'isc.
Falmouth, q.v.
Hon. William Charles W.-F., 2nd heir, a D.L. for
Yorks. and Rutland (High Sheriff of latter 1898),
an Extra Equerry and Master of the Stables to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, formerly Capt. Roy.
Horse Gds. and A.D.C. to M. of Ripon in India,
High Sheriff of Rutland 1898 ; b. 1848, mar. 1882
Constance Anne, dau. of the late Hy. Brocklc-
hurst, Esq, (Hon. Mrs. Charles W.-F.). Res.,
Barnsdale, Oakham.
Lady Alice Mary W.-F., b. 1849.
Lady Albrcda Mary, now Lady A. BourTce, b. 1855,
mar. 1895 the late Hon. Charles Fowler B., C.B.
(d. 1899), son of 5th E. of Mayo, q.v.
Lady Charlotte Mary W.-F., b. 1858. Res., Holmside,
Duffield, Derby.
Hon. William Hugh Spencer W.-F., a D.L. for N.
Rid., b. i860, mar. 1901 Lady Ada Charlotte
Godolphin Osborne, dau. of 9th D. of Leeds. Res.,
Patrick-Brompton Hall, Bedale, Yorks,
Hon. William Reginald W.-F., formerly Lieut. 3rd
Batt. Yorks. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1862, widower.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Mary Grace W.-F., see Hon. Wm. Henry
above.
Lady Ada Charlotte W.-F., see Hon. Wm. Hugh.
Dau.-in-law of 5th E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1815, d. 1902.)
Hon. Mrs. Charles William W.-F. (Anne, dau. of
the late Rev. the Hon. Thomas Lawrence Dundas,
son of 1st Bn. Dundas, and gt. uncle of 1st M. of
Zetland), mar. 1854 the late Hon. Chas. Wm. W.-F.
(d. 1894). Res., Glencairn, Leamington.
FITZWILLIAM (WENTWORTH-), family
name of the preceding Earldom.
FITZWYGRAM, Baronet. Sir Frederick
Loftus Francis Fitz Wygram, 5th Bt. {U.K.
1805), son of 4th Bt., b. 1884, sue. 1904. Heir
pres., his 2nd cousin Ernest Money Wigram
(b. 1862 ; 2nd heir, another 2nd cousin, Henry
Hampden W. , b. 1858) . Seat, Leigh Pk., Havant,
Hants.
FITZWYGRAM, Baronet's Widow. Lady
Fitz W. (Angela, dau. of the late Thos. N.Vaughan,
Esq.), mar. 1882 Sir Fredk. W. J. FitzWygram,
4th Bt. (d. 1904). Res., with present Bt.
FITZWYGRAM (FitzW-), Lady Fanny
Georgina Danvers, sist. of 6th E. of Lanes-
borough.
FLANAGAN, Lieut. Evelyn Branscombe,
D. S.O. (1900-1), LA., S. Africa 1900 : b. 1881.
FLANNERY, Baronet. Sir (James) Fortescue
Flannenj, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1904; Kt. Bach. 1899),
M.I.C.E., M.P. for Shipley Div. ofW. Rid. (L.U.),
a Lieut, for City of London, Past Pres. Inst.
Marine Engrs., in the firm of Flanneryand Co., of
that profession, Exam, in Enginrg. to City of
Lond. Coll., a Dir. of Lond. and S.W. Bank :
son of Capt. Jno. Flannery of Egremont : b. 1851,
mar. 1882 Edith Mary Emma, dau. of Osborn
Jenkyn, Esq. Only heir, his son Harold For-
tescue (b. 1883) . Seat, Wethersfield Manor, nr.
Braintree, Essex.
FLEET, John Faithpull, CLE. (1884), late
Commissr. of Customs, Bombay, and in Centr.
and Southn. Divs., ret. 1897: b. 1847. Glub>
E. Ind. U. Serv.
FLEISCHER, William Martin, I.S.O. (1903),
Resident Magist. Cape Town.
FLEMING, Baronet— see " Le Fleming."
*** The "Le" belongs to the Christian name, and
therefore strictly the name should stand here, but our
rule as announced in the note on the Prefix Be must
govern us in this case also.
FLEMING, Knight (1). Sir Francis Fleming,
K.C.M.G. (1892), late Gov. of Leeward Is., for-
merly of Sierra Leone ( 1892-5), prev. Attorn.-Gen.,
Ch. Just., or Colon. Sec. in Mauritius, Seychelles,
Jamaica, Barbados, St. Lucia, Cape, Guiana,
Ceylon, and Hong Kong : b. 1842, mar. 1892
Constance Mary, dau. of Maurice D. Kavanagh,
Esq., LL.D. Res., 9 Sydney PI., S. Kens., S.W.
FLE Baronetage,
Knightage, <&c.
POL 295
FLEMING, Knight (2). Sir Sandford
2^emi^,K.C.M.G.(i897),LL.D.,F.R.G.S.,F.G.S.,
M.I.C.E., a distinguished Rail. Engr. of Canada
(Canad. Pacific, Inter-Colonial, &c), repeatedly
Chanc. of Queen's Univ. Canada and (1888-9)
Pres. Roy. Soc. of do., author of various works :
b. 1827, mar. 1855 Ann Jean, dau. of the late
Sheriff Hall, Esq. Res., Winterholm, Ottawa;
The Lodge, Halifax, N.S.
FLEMING, Knight's Widow. Lady F.
(Fanny Maria, dau. of Wm. Seccombe, Esq.),
mar. 1872, as 2nd wife, Sir Valentine Fleming,
sometime Ch. Justice of Tasmania (d. 1884).
FLEMING, Andrew Milroy, C.M.G. (1898),
M.B., F.R.C.S.E., Mashonaland 1896-7, Med.
Dir. of Brit. S. Africa Co. and Princ. Med. Offr.
of Brit. S. Afr. Police : b. 1871. Res., Fort Salis-
bury, Mashonald.
FLEMING, Maj. Charles Christie, D.S.O.
(1898), M.B., R.A.M.C., Soudan (Sen. Med. Offr.
at Suakin &c), S. Africa 1899-1902, formerly in
Edinburgh Hosps. : b. 1864.
FLEMING, James, I.S.O. (1903), Collector (late
Surveyor-Genei-al) of Customs and Registr. of
Shipping for Port of London in that Depart,
from 1858: b. 1841. Res., Hastings Villa, Rudall
Cre?c, Hampstead, N."W.
FLETCHER, Capt. William, D.S.O. (1901),
M.B., R.A.M.C. (Mil.) ; Benin 1899, Ashanti
1900, S. Nigeria 1901 : b. 1863.
FLETCHER, Lieut. William Alfred Little-
dale, D.S.O. (1900-1), F.R.G.S., S. Africa 1900-1
with 2nd Batt. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1869. Res.,
Allerton, Liverpool.
FLETCHER (AUBREY-), Priv. Counc. and
Baronet. Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Aubrey-Fletcher,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1901), 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1782), C.B.
(Civ. 1900), V.D., M.P. for Lewes Div. (C), a
D.L. for Sussex and C.C. West Div., late Col.
comdg. Sussex and Kent Vol. Inf. Brig. , f ormerly
Lieut. Gren. Gds., and Pari. Groom in Waiting
to Queen Victoria : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1835, sue.
1851, mar. 1859 Agnes, dau. of the late Sir Jno.
M. Wilson, C.B., K.H. ; assumed in 1903 the
additional surname of A ubrey. Heir pres., his bro.
Lancelot Fletcher (b. 1846 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Henry Lancelot, b. 1887). Seats, Ham Manor,
Angmering, Worthing; Dorton House, nr.
Thame ; Llantrithyd, Cowbridge R.S.O., Gla-
morg. ; town res., 1 Upper Belgrave St., S.W.
FLINT, Joseph, C.M.G. (1900), Agent-Gen.
for Nigeria in London, was in the Colony 24
years, prev. in Customs Dept.: b. 1855. Res.,
Glen Lyn, Honor Oak Pk., S.E. ; Surrey House,
Victoria Embankmt., E.C.
FLINTOFF, Lt.-Col. Thomas, D.S.O. (1902),
late Army Vet. Dept. ; Afghn. 1879-81 and S.
Africa 1899-1902: b. 1851.
FLOOD (SOLLY-), Capt. Arthur, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late S. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902,
now in Imper. Ottoman Gendarmerie in Mace-
donia : b. 1871.
FLOOD (SOLLY-), Maj. -Gen. Frederick
Richard. C.B. (Mil. 1877), N.W. Frontier 1851-2
and Mutiny 1857-9, has been Comdt. Roy. Mil.
Coll. Sandhurst, Ch. of Staff in Egypt, an A. A.
and Q..M.G. at Gibraltar, ret. 1891 and is Col. S.
Lanes. Regt. : b. 1829. Res., Porthmawr, Crick-
howell, Brecons.
FLOWER, family name of Ashbrook Viscounty
and Battersea Barony: see former for Hon.
Robert ; no issue to latter.
FLOWER, Knight. Sir Ernest (Francis
Swan) Flower, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.P. for West
Bradford (C), one of the founders of the People's
Palaces, member of various Hospital funds and
philanthropic committees : b. 1865. Res., Brad-
ford, Yorks. ; 6 Upper Phillimore Gdns., Kens.,
W.
FLOWER, Knight's Widow. Lady F.
(Georgiana Rosetta, dau. of the late Adm. W. H.
Smyth), mar. 1858 Sir William H. Flower, K.C.B.,
F.R.S., Pres. Zool. Soc. (d. 1899). Res., 26
Stanhope Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
FLOYD, Baronet. Sir John Floyd, 3rd Bt.
( U.K. 1816) , formerly Capt. 3rd Foot and Maj . 2nd
Roy. Lanark Mil., served in Crimea : son of 2nd
Bt., b. 1823, sue. 1868, widower. Heir pres.,
his nephew Capt. Henry Robert Peel F., R.N.
(b. 1855; 2nd heir, latter's son Henry Robert
Kincaid, b. 1899). Res., changing.
FLUDYER, Baronet. Sir Arthur John Flud-
yer, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1759), a C.C. for Rutland
(High Sheriff 1900), formerly Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. 3rd Batt. Northants. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 4th
Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1896, mar. 1876 Augusta Frances,
dau. of Sir Edwd. R. Borough, 2nd Bt. (ex'incl).
Heir pres., his bro. Col. Henry F., C.V.O., below
(no 2nd heir). Seat, Ayston Hall, Uppingham,
Rutland.
FLUDYER, Col. Henry, C.V.O. (1901), late
comdg. Scots Gds. ; Egypt 1882 and Suakin : b.
1847, bro. of preceding. Res., 62 Warwick Sq.,
S.W.
FOLEY, family name of the Barony following,
also to that of Berkeley : all issue below except
an inf. dau.
FOLEY, Baron. Henry Thomas Foley, 5th En.
(Gt.Br.), a D.L. for Surrey : son of 4th Bn. ; b.Dec.
4, 1850; sue. 1869 ; mar. iSggEvelyne Vaughan,
dau. of Arthur Radford, Esq. Seat, Ruxley Lodge,
Claygate, Esher, Surrey; town res., 7 Audley
Sq., W.
Creation. Bn. Foley, Gt. Br. 1776.— The 1st Peer
under the present and 2nd creation was Thos. Foley,
a descendant of Paul Foley, Speaker of the House of
Commons 1695.
Titled Relatives.
(Foley.)
Surviving son of 4th Bn. (bro. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1850.)
Hon. Fitzalan Charles John F., heir pres. to
Barony, a D.L. for Surrey, late Capt. and Hon.
Maj. 3rd Batt. Derbysh. Regt. (Mil.): b. 1852.
Res., Claygate, Esher, Surrey; Barwell Ct., Chess-
ingtoo, Surbiton, same Co. ; 7 Audley Sq., W. (2nd
heir, his 1st cousin once rem. Gerald Henry F., b.
1898.)
Dau.-in-law of 3rd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. iSo3, d. 1869.)
Hon. Mrs. Fitzgerald F. (Renira Anna, dau. of the
late Rev. Richd. F. Purvis, and widow of Capt.
Edwd. H. G. Lambert, R.N.), mar. 1874, 2nd wife
to 2nd husb., the late Adm. Hon. Fitzgerald
Algernon Charles F. (d. 1903). Res., Packham,
Fordingbridge, Hants., nr. Salisbury.
FOLEY, Capt. Frank Wigram, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Berks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 withMtd.
Inf. : b. 1865, mar. 1903 the Baroness Berkeley, q.v.
FOLEY, Lady Mary Adelaide, dau. of 3rd
E. of Normanton.
FOLJAMBE, family name of Hawkesbury
Barony, q.v. for "Hons.," see below for Lady
Gertrude.
FOLJAMBE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Francis
John Savile Foljamhe, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1895), M. A.,
an M.P. 1857-85, a D.L. for Notts. (High Sheriff
1889), formerly Viee-Chmn. C.C. and Capt. Notts.
Yeom. : b. 1830, mar. 1856 the following. Res.,
Osberton Hall, Worksop, Notts.
FOLJAMBE, Lady Gertrude Emily, dau. of
3rd E. of Gosford (q.v.) and wife of the preceding.
296 FOL Directory of Peerage, FOR
FOLKESTONE, Viscount (by courtesy- title
Gt. Br. 1747), eld. son and heir of E. of Radnor.
FOLLETT, Knight. Sir Charles John Follett,
Kt. Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1891), M.A., B.C.L.,
late Solic. to Customs Bd., twice Mayor of
Exeter : b. 1838, mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Blanche,
dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Henry G. Wilkinson.
Res., Blatchneld, Chilworth, Guildford; The
Cottage, Culm Davy, Cullompton, Devon.
FOLLETT, Lady Julia Alice, dau. of 2nd
M. of Ailsa.
FOLLETT, Lady Mildred, dau. of 7th E. of
Dunmore.
FOOTE, Rear-Adm. Randolph Frank Ollive,
C.M.G. (1897), late a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. ;
Benin 1897, prev. in Nav. Ordn. Dept. : b. 1853.
FORBES, family name of Granard Earldom
and Forbes Barony; also of Sempill Barony
(Forbes-Sempill, often given as Forbes). Index to
the three entire lines and extra names :
Ly. Angela, sep. Hn. Ferg. Geo. A.G.Hn. Mont. Ormd. f.
Hn. Arth.Ochon. s.Hn. Gertrude, s. Hn. R^g. Geo. B. g.
Hn. Atholl Mons.F.Hn. Gwendolen, s.Hn. Robt. Aberc. s.
Hn. Bertr. Aloys. G.Ly. Helen, .sep. Ly. Selina, sep.
Hn. Donald A. c. Hn. Mrs. John.sep.Ly. Theresa, g.
Hn. Douglas, s. Hn. Katharine, s. Hn. Walter R. D. f.
Hn. Emily, s. Hn. Lionel, s. Hon.Mrs.Walt.sep.
Ly. Eva Mary, g. Ly. Margaret, g. Hn. Win. Eras. s.
FORBES, Baron. Horace Courtenay
I Gammell Forbes, 19th Bn. (Prem. Baron of
, Scotld. on the Roll), a Scot. Repres. Peer (el. 1874),
I M.A., a D.L. for Aberdeensh. : son of 18th Bn. ;
I b. Feb. 24, 1829; sue. 1868 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seat,
j Castle Forbes, Whitehouse, Aberdeen.
! Creations. Scot. : Ld. Forbes, 1442 or earlier.— Sir
Alex. Forbes, who had visited James I. of Scotland when
in English captivity, was made 1st Ld. There have been
two Baronetcies in this house, but neither of them in
the line of succession. They were granted to two
younger sons of the 2nd Bn., the former {Scot. 1626) being
now represented by Sir Wm. Forbes of Pitsligo, and the
other (Scot. 1628) by the Earl of Granard.
Titled Relatives.
(Forbes.)
Surviving issue of 18'A Bn. (bro. and half-bros.
of present) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1829.)
Hon. Atholl Monson F., heir pres. to Barony, a
D.L. for Aberdeensh.: b. 1841, mar. 1876 Margaret
Alice, dau. of Sir Wm. H. Dick-Cunyngham, 8th
Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Atholl F.). Res., lirux Lodge
Forbes, Aberdeen. (2nd heir, his son Atholl
Laurence Cunyngham, b. 1882.)
BV 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Walter Robert Drummond F., late Capt.
Gordon Highldrs. : b. 1865, mar. 1888 Eveline Louisa
Michell, dau. of the late Fredk. C. Farwell, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Walter F. ). Res., Blyth House, Aber-
deensh. (? post town): 8 Connaught St., W.
Hon. Montagu Ormond F., b. i366, mar. 1894 Helen,
dau. of Wm. Hy. Campbell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Montagu F.), Club, Carlton.
FORBES, Baron's Widow. The Lady F.
(Louisa, dau. of the late Jas. Ormond, Esq.),
mar. 1864, as 2nd wife, 18th Bn. Forbes (d. 1868).
Res. , with present Bn.
FORBES, Baronet of Newe. Sir Charles
Stewart Forbes, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1823), a D.L.
for Aberdeensh., late Capt. 4th Vol. Batt.
Gordon Highldrs.: son of 4th Bt., b. 1867,
sue. 1884, mar. 1888 Emma Theodora, dau. of
the late Robt. Maxwell, Esq. Heir, his son John
Stewart (b. 1901 ; 2nd heir, his 1st cousin Lt.-
Col. James Stewart F., b. 1872). Seat, Castle
Newe, Strathdon R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
FORBES, Baronet of Pitsligo. Sir William
Stuart Forbes, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1626), nephew of
8th Bt. and son of the late Chas. H. Forbes, Esq.,
b. 1835, sue. 1866, widower. Heir, his son Charles
Hay Hepburn (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next son,
William, b. 1876). Res., Carterton, Wellington,
N.Z.
FORBES, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
F. of Newe (Helen, dau. of Sir Thos. Mon-
creiffe, 7th Bt.), mar. 1864 Sir Chas. Jno. Forbes,
4th Bt. (d. 1884). Res., 5 St. George's Sq., S.W.
FORBES, Knight. Gen. Sir John Forbes,Q.C.B.
(Mil. 1899; K.C.B. 1881), served in Afghanistan
1840, Scinde, Persia, and Mutiny, was for a time
in command of two diys. of Bombay Army,
Col. 33rd Light Cav. LA., is a D.L. for Aber-
deensh. : b. 1817, mar. 1847 Amelia Sandelia,
dau. of the late Col. Adam A. Drummond. Res.,
Inverernan, Strathdon , Gar tly R . S. O . , Aberdeensh.
FORBES, Master of, title of the heir to the
Forbes Barony when a son.
FORBES, Viscount, courtesy-title of the heir
to the Granard Earldom when a son (not among
the titles of that Earldom, but utilises the patro-
nymic instead of " Vise. Granard ").
FORBES, Lady Angela Selina Blanche,
dau. of 4th E. of Rosslyn.
FORBES, Arthur, C.S.I. (1895), B.A., Com-
missr. Chhota Nagpur Div., prev. of Dacca and
Patna, and Dep. Commissr. Assam: b. 1843. Res.,
Ranchi, Chhota Nagpur, Bengal.
FORBES, Capt. David, D.S.O. (1902), Field
Intelligence Dept. S. Africa 1899 1902: b. 1864.
FORBES, George Stuart, C.S.I. (1904),
F.R.A.S., Chief Sec. to Govt, of Madras, has been
Under Sec. to that of India in Home and For.
Depts. Res., Woodside, Ootacamund, Madras.
FORBES, Lieut. Gordon Stewart Drummond,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Matabeleld. 1896, with Thorney-
croft's Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899: b. 1868. Res.,
Bulawayo.
FORBES, Capt. Harry, D.S.O. (1900-1), 4th
Vol. Batt. Gord. Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1S99-1900 :
b. 1866.
FORBES, Lady Helen Emily, dau. of 3rd E.
of Craven.
FORBES, James, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901),
Commissr. and Supt. of Estates to the Duke of
Atholl, formerly H.M.'s Commissr. at Balmoral :
b. 1862. Res., Old Blair, Blair Atholl, Perthsh.
FORBES, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 17th Bn.
Saltoun.
FORBES, Hon. Mrs. Walter, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Wenlock.
FORBES, Col. Willoughfy Edward Gor-
don, C.B. (Mil. i8g3), late Roy. Warwicks. Regt. ;
Afghn. 1879-80 and Soudan (Khartoum), now
A.A.G. Secunderabad Div.: b. 1851. Club, Jun.
U. Serv.
FORD, Baronet. Sir Francis Charles
Rupert Ford, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1793), son of 4th
Bt., b. 1877, sue. 1890. Heir pres., his twin bro.
Rev. Francis Walter Barton F. (2nd heir, their
1st cous. once rem., Anson St. Clair Clair-Ford,
b 1854). Res., Woolton, Sevenoaks, Kent.
FORD, Baronet's Widow. Lady F. (Frances
Culville, dau. of the late Wm. Ford, Esq., C.S.I.) ,
mar. 1873 her 1st cousin Sir Francis Col ville Ford,
4th Bt. (d. 1890). Res., with 5th Bt.
FORD, Knight. Sir Theodore Thomas Ford,
Kt. Bach. (1888), late Ch. Justice of Straits
Setfcmts., was a Judge in that quarter 1874-89 : b.
1830, mar. 1859 Ellen Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Geo. Watson, Esq. Res., Devon House, Harold
Rd., Upp. Norwood, S.E.
FOR Baronetage, Knightage, &c. FOR 297
FORD, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Annie,
dau. of Marchese di Garofalo, of Naples) , mar.
1857 Rt. Hon. Sir Fras. Clare Ford, G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G., Brit. Ambass. at Rome (d. 1899).
FORD, Col. Arthur, C.B. (Civ. 1895). R.A.retd.
(1883) : Ind. Mutiny, late Ch. Insp. of Explosives
at Home Office : b. 1834. Res., Eversley, St. Peter's,
Broadstairs.
FORD, Charles, I.S.O. (1904), F.L.S., late Supt.
Botanical and Afforestation Dept., Hong Kong :
b. 1844. Bes., Beech Grove, Ripon.
FORD, Maj. Reginald, D.S.O. (1900-1), A.S.C.,
S. Africa 1899-1901, was A.A.G. to Headqrs.
Staff, now a Dep. Assist. Dir. of Supplies Alder-
shot Army Corps : b. i863. Bes., The Grange,
Chobham, Surrev ; and Aldershot.
FORD, Lt.-Cbl. Richard William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., Egypt, Burma 1885-6, and
S. Africa 1899-1901, now Dep. Surg, at Roy.
Hosp., Chelsea : b. 1857. ^es-> Boy. Hospital,
Chelsea, S.W.
FORD WICH, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1718)^ title of
the Cowper Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
FORESTER, Baron. Cecil Theodore
Weld-Forester, 5th Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. and
C.C. for Salop, an M.P. 1874-85: son of 4th Bn. ;
b. Aug. 3, 1842 ; sue. 1894 (0.) ; mar. 1866 Emma
Georgina, dau. of Sir Willoughby W. Dixie, 8th
Bt. Seats &c, Willey Pk. (Broseley R.S.O.) and
Dothill Pk. (Wellington), Salop ; Rose Bank,
Birchington R.S.O., Kent.
Creation. Bn. Forester, U.K. 1821 (obs. Forrester, Bn.,
below).— The 1st Peer was Cecil Weld-Forester, who had
married a daughter of the 4th Duke of Rutland. The
privilege attaching to this house of appearing covered in
the royal presence was granted by Henry VIII. to Jno.
Forester of Watling Street, who was one of the Court
personages.
Titled Relatives.
{Weld-Forester.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn.:
Hon. Georoe Cecil Beaumont W.-F., heir to Barony,
Capt. Roy. Horse Gds retd. : b. 1867, mar. 1896
Christina Isabel, dau. of tie late Lt.-Col. Duncan
H. C. R. Davidson (Ho x Mrs. Weld-Forester).
Res., Barrow, Broseley R.rf.O., Salop. (2nd heir,
his son Cecil George Wilfrid, b. 1899.)
Hon. Charles Cecil Orlando W.-F., late Lieut. Shropsh.
Imper. Yeom., b. 1869, mar. 1898 Elspeth Lascelles,
dau. of the late Alex. Mackenzie, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Charles W.-F.). lies., The Crossways, Sunning-
hill, Ascot.
Hon. Francis Henry Cecil W.-F., Capt. 3rd Batt.
Shropsh. L.I. (Mil.), b. 1871, mar. 1901 Alexina
Josephine Arbuthnott. dau. of the late Maj. Fredk.
Wollaston (Hon. Mrs. Francis W.-F.).
Hon. Edgar Cecil Wolstan W. -F. , twin with preceding.
The late Katharine Mary Alice W.-F., b. 1872, d. 1889.
Hon. Mary Isabella Sophia Louisa, now Hon. Mrs.
James Whitaker, b. 1873, mar. 1905 Capt. Jas. W.
Rzs., Winsley, Salop (? post-town).
Hon. Arohur Orlando Wolstan Cecil W.-F., Capt.
2nd Gren. Gds., b. 1877.
Hou. Edric Alfred Cecil W.-F., 2nd Lieut. Rifle
Brig., b. 1880.
The deceased Orlando Cecil Robert W.-F., b. & d. 1884.
Son of 4th Bn. (half-bro. of present) :
(Presknt Baron, b. 1842, by 1st mrrge.)
Rev. the Hon. Orlando St. Maur W.-F., M.A.,b. 1877
(by a late 2nd mrrge. ).
FORESTER, Hon. Mrs. Henry William, sist,
of 17th Bn. Saltoun.
FORESTER (WELD-), family name of above
Forester Barony.
FORMAN, Harry Buxton, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
Joint 2nd. Sec. G.P.O. and Contr. of Packet Servs.,
has been Deleg. to several Postal Conferences;
editor of Shelley's and Keats's works and author
of ' Our Living Poets,' &c. : b. 1842. Bes., 46
Marlborough Hill, St. John's Wd., N.W.
FORMARTINE, Viscount [Scot. 1682)— see
"Aberdeen, E. of."
FORMOSA, Princess of. Jessie Stewart,
Lady Heriot-Maitland, dau. of Capt. Geo. Hutch-
ings, R.N.. mar., 1st, 1882, as 2nd wife, Maj .-Gen.
Sir Jas. M. Heriot-Maitland, K.C.B. (d. 1902) ;
2ndly, 1903, the Prince of Formosa.
FORREST, Baronet. Sir (William) Charles
Forrest, 5th Bt. ( U.K. 1838) , late a branch manager
in the Imper. Bank of Canada : son of 3rd Bt. and
bro. of 4th, b. 1857, suc- 1899, mar. 1892 Edith, dau.
of the late Rev. A. J. T. Morris. Heir, his
son John William (b. 1893; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. John Arthur, W.S., b. i860). Seat, Comis-
ton House, Colinton R.S.O., Midlothian.
FORREST, Baronet's Widow. Florence, Lady
F. (Eadith Florence, dau. of Jas. Jarvis, Esq.),
mar., 1st, 1897, Sir James Forrest, 4th Bt. (d.
1899) ; 2ndly, 1901, Wm. Johnstone Gee, Esq., of
Bp.'s Stortford, and prefers style of " Mrs. W. J.
Gee." Bes., Bp.'s Stortford.
FORREST, Priv.Counc. and Knight. Rt.Hon.
Sir John Forrest, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1897), G.C.M.G.
(1901 ; K.C.M.G. 1891), LL.D., was 1st Prem.
of W. Australia, led exploring expedns. into the
interior 1869-74, has been Postmr.-Gen., Min. for
Home Affairs, and for Defence, of Australn.
Fedn., now Treasurer: b. 1847 (in the Colony),
mar. 1876 Margaret Elvire, dau. of the late Edwd.
Hamersley, Esq. Res., Perth, W. Austr.
FORREST, Capt. Charles Evelyn, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Oxfordsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 with
8th Batt. Mtd. Inf. : b. 1876.
FORREST, George William, CLE. (1890) »
B.A., F.R.G.S., F.R.Hist.S., late Dir. of Records
to Ind. Govt., is author of various works and col-
lections of State Papers, formerly Prof, of Engl.
Lit. in Elphinstone Coll. Bes., Calcutta.
FORREST, Lt.-Col. William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Welsh Regt.
(Mil.); S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1868. Bes.,
Llanmaes, St. Fagan's, Cardiff.
FORRESTER, Baron {Scot. 1633), a title of the
Verulam Earldom, to be carefully distinguished
from Forester above.
FORSEY, Charles Benjamin, C.B. (Civ. 1885),
formerly Sec. Inld. Rev. Bd., prev. Ch. Insp.
Excise Dept. (ent. Dept. 1841) : b. 1819. Bes.,
88 Carleton Rd. , Tuf nell Pk., N.
FORSTER, Baronet. Sir Charles Forster,
2nd Bt. of Lysways (U.K. 1874), M.A., late
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. N. Staffordsh.
Regt. (Mil.), High Sheriff of the Co. 1900: son of
1st Bt., b. 1841, suc. 1891, mar. 1899 Mary, dau.
of A. Villiers Palmer, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Francis Villiers (b. 1850; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Lysways Hall, Rugeley, Staffs. ; town res., 38
Queen Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
FORSTER, Baronet's Widow. Hon. Lady
F., nee Hon. Mary Elizabeth Alice Flunket,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Plunket, mar. 1862 Col. Sir Thos.
Oriel Forster, 3rd Bt. of Coolderry, C.B. (d. 1895,
line extinct 1904). Bes., Ballymascanlan, Dundalk,
Co. Louth.
FORSTER, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st Bn.
Montagu of Beaulieu.
FORSTER (ABNOLD-) , Priv. Counc. Rt.Hon.
Hugh OAKELEY^/-ttoW-F0?-s'e>-, P.C. (Gt.Br. 1903),
M.A., M.P. for West Belfast (L.U.), appd. 1903
Sec. of State for War, ex-officio memb. of Army
Counc, late Pari. Sec. to Admiralty, is a barrister-
at-law, a Dir. of Cassell and Co. : son of the
late Wm. D. Arnold, Esq., and adopted son of
298 FOR
Directory of Peerage,
FOS
Rt. Hon. W. E. Porster; b. 1855, mar. 1885.
Res., 2 The Abbey Gdn., Westmr., S.W.
FORSYTH, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Mary
Alice, dau. of the late Thos. H. Plumer, Esq.),
mar. 1850 Sir Thos. D. Forsyth, K.C.S.I. (d.
1886). Res., 194 Earl's Ct. Ed., S.W.
FOESYTH, Neil, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1905),
Sec. of Roy. Opera, Covent Gdn.
FORTE, Capt. Herbert Augustus Nourse,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Yorks. Regt. : S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1868.
FORTESCUE, family name of the Earldom
following.
FORTESCUE. Eakl. Hugh Fortescue, 4th
Earl {Gt. Br.), M.A., Lord Lient. of Devonshire
and a Co. Aid., M.P. 1881-92, was Priv. Sec. to
Earl Spencer when Lord Pres. of Counc, is Hon.
Col. (late comdg.) N.Devon Hussars and an A.D.C.
to H.M. for Imper. Yeom. ; son of 3rd E. ; b.
April 16, 1854; sue. 1905 {L.U.) ; mar. 1886 Hon.
Emily Ormsby-Gore, dau. of 2nd Bn. Harlech.
Seat, Castle Hill, South Molton, Devon ; town res.,
36 Lowndes St., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Fortescue, of Castle Hill,
1746; Earl Fortescue and Vise. Ebrington, 1789.— Sir
Hugh Fortescue, Kt. of the Bath, was awarded the
Barony, the 3rd Bn. becoming Earl. The 2nd Earl was
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland 1839-41.
Titled Relatives.
(Fortescue.)
Issue of present (4th) E.:
Vise. Ebrington, heir to Earldom : Hugh William
F., h. 1888.
The deceased Hon. Geoffrey F., b. 1891, d. 1900.
Hon. l>enzil George F., 2nd heir, b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Susan Elizabeth F., b. 1848.
Lady Mary Eleanor, now Lady M. Bridgeman,
b. 1849, mar. 1896 Geo. Arth. Bridgeman B., Esq.
Res., Woodlands, Doncaster.
Lady Lucy Catherine, now Lady L. Hicks-Beach,
b. 1851, mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, Rt. Hon. Sir Mich.
Edwd. H.-B., Bt., M.P.,q.v.
Lady Georgiana Seymour, now Lady Ernest Seymour,
b. 1852, mar. 1877 Lord Ernest J as. S., son of 5th
M. of Hertford, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1854.)
Hon. Seymour Johu P., C.V.O. (1901), C.M.G. (same
year), Capt. R.N. retd., served in Egyptian
and Soudan Expedns., and was Nav. A.D.C. to
Lord Roberts in S. Africa 1899-1900, is an Equerry
in Waiting to H.M. : b. 1856. Address, Friary Ct.,
St. James's Pal., S.W.
Hon. John William F., B.A., now Librarian at
Windsor Castle, formerly Capt. N. Devon Yeom.
and Priv. Sec. to Govs, of Windward Is. and N.Z. :
b. 1859. Res., 59A Brook St., W.
Hon. Charles Granville F., C.M.G. (1899), D.S.O
(1900-1), Col. Rifle Brigade, served in Burma 1888-9,
Gold Coast 1898-9, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
Lady Frances Blanche, now Lady F. Gordon-Duff, b.
1865, mar. 1894 Archibald H. G.-D., Esq. Res.,
Ebrington, Campden R.S.O., Glouc.
— Daus. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Lionel F. (Emily Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Rt. Hon. Wm. P. Adam, CLE., M.P.), widow of
Hon. Lionel Henry Dudley F. Id. 1500). Rss.,
24 Tedworth Sq., Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Mrs. Arthur F. (Lilla Gertrude Ellen, dau. of
the late Fredk. Fane, Esq.), widow of Hon. Arthur
Grenville F. (d. 1895). Res., Ensbury Manor,
Kinson, Dorset, nr. Bournemouth.
Son of 2nd E. (uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1818, d. 1905.)
Hon. Dudley Francis F., M. A., a D.L. for Devon and
Watcrford, an M.P. 1857-74, High Sheriff of Water-
ford 1870, formerly Capt. 1st Devon Mil. and a
Commissr. in Lunacy: b. 1820, mar. 1S52 Lady
Camilla Eleanor Fellowss, dau. of 4th E. of Ports-
mouth. Res., 9 Hertford St., Mayfair, W.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Camilla F., see preceding.
FORTESCUE, LaurKNCE, I.S.O. (1905), Ch.
Clerk in Comptroller's Office, N.W. Mtd. Police,
Canada.
FORTH, Viscount {Scot. 1688)— see " Melfort,
Ctss. of."
FORWOOD, Baronet. Sir Dudley Baines
Forwood, 2nd Bt. ( U.K. 1895), Capt. Lanes. Artill.
(Mil.) : son of 1st Bt. (Rt. Hon. Sir Arth. Bower
Forwood, M.P.),' b. 1875, sue. 1898, mar. 1901
Norah Isabella, dau. of Riehd. R. Lockett, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. Talbot Brittain (b. 1879;
2nd heir, next bro., Arthur Noel, b. 1881). Seat,
The Priory, Gateacre, L'pool. ; town res., 24 Hans
Cresc, Sloane St., S.W.
FORWOOD, Baronet's Widow. Lady F.
(Lizzie, dau. of the late Thos. Baines, Esq.), mar.
1874, as 2nd wife, Et. Hon. Sir Arth. B. Forwood,
tst Bt., M.P. (d. 1898). Res., The Priory, with
above.
FOEWOOD, Knight. Sir William Bower
Forwood, Kt. Bach. (1883) a D.L. of Lancashire,
Cheshire, and Liverpool, twice Pres. of Liverpool
Chamb. of Commerce, Mayor of that city 1881,
and Lord Mayor in 1902 : b. 1840, mar. 1898, 2nd
wife, Elizabeth Constance, dau. of the late Maj.-
Gen. G. C. Hughes- Le-Fleming. Res., Brom-
borough Hall, Birkenhead.
FOSBEEY, Edmund Walcott, C.M.G. (1902),
formerly Insp.-Gen. of Police in N. S. Wales
and an M.L.C., now in Upper House: b. 1834.
Res. , Eaton, Dartinghurst, Sydney.
FOSBEEY, Widenham Francis Widenham,
C.M.G. (1905), Sen. Divisl. Commissr. S. Nigeria.
FOSS, Bishop— see " Osaka."
FOSTEE, Baronet of Ghjde Court. Sir Augus-
tus Vere Foster, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1831), grand-
son of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Jno. F. Foster,
Esq., b. 1873, sue. 1890, mar. 1894 Charlotte
Phiiippa Marion, dau. of Eev. Hy. E. Ffolkes.
Heir, none. Seat, Glyde Ct., Ardee E.S.O., Co.
Louth.
FOSTEE, Baronet of Norwich. Sir William
Foster, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1838), a D.L. for Nor-
folk, formerly Capt. 11th Hussars: son of 1st
Bt., b. 1825, sue. 1874, widower (twice). Heir,
his son William Yorke, Maj. E.A. (b. i860 ;
2nd heir, latter's son William Augustus Portman,
b. 1887). Res., Hardingham, Attleborough, Nor-
folk.
FOSTEE,Knight(i). Sir (Balthazar) Walter
Foster, Kt. Bach. (1886), M.D., D.C.L., LL.D.,
F.E.C.P., M.P. for Ilkeston Div. of Derbysh.
(L.) , a Vice-Pres. of Brit. Med. Assoc. and Emeri-
tus Prof, of Medicine in Queen's Coll., was Pari.
Sec. to Loc. Govt. Bd. 1892-5 and Chmn. Nat.
Lib. Fed. 1886-90, author of med. works and
pamphlets : b. 1840, mar. 1864 Emily Martha,
dau. of W. L. Sargant, Esq. Res., 30 Grosvenor
Ed., S.W.
FOSTEE, Knight (2). Prof. Sir Michael
Foster, K.C.B. (Civ. 1899), M.D., LL.D., D.Sc,
F.E.S., M.P. for Lond. Univ. (£.), late Prof, of
Physiol, at Cambridge and Sec. of Eoy. Soc, was
Pres. Btit. Assoc. 1899 : b. 1836, mar. 1872, 2nd
wife, Margaret Sarah, dau. of Geo. Eust, Esq.
Res., Nine wells, Gt. Shelf ord, Cambridge.
FOSTER, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Sophia
Chevallier, dau. of the late Arthur F. Tompson,
Esq.), mar. 1872 Sir Clement Le Neve Foster, Kt.
Bach., Prof, of Mining at Roy. Sch. of Mines
(d. 1904). Res., Willowbrook, Eton, Windsor.
FOS Baronetage, Knightage, dec. FOX 299
FOSTER, Edward Alexander, I.S.O. (1903),
Auditor-Gen. of the Leeward Islands, has three
times admind. Govt, of Antigua and held apptmts.
in Jamaica and other Islds. : b. 1846. Res.,
Antigua.
FOSTER, Edward William Perceval, C.M.G.
(1898), A.M.I.C.E., late of Egyptian Irrig. Dept.,
in Pub. "Works Dept. India 1871-84: b. 1850.
Res., Alexandria.
FOSTER, Maj. Montague Amos, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Somerset L.I. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1861.
FOSTER, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Bateman.
FOSTER, Lt.-Col. Turville Douglas, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1901, was
D.A.A.G. Home Dist. 1902, now Dep. Assist. Dir.
of Supplies at Headqrs. : b. 1865. Res., The
Molt, Salcombe R.S.O., Devon; 8 Shelley Ct.,
Tite St.. Chelsea, S.W.
FOSTER, Capt. Wilfred Lionel, D.S.O.
(1903), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, and with Boer
Contingent in Somaliland 1903 : b. 1874.
FOTHERGILL (PRICE-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady P 'rice- Father gill (Isabella, dau. of the late
Jno. W. Tarleton, Esq.), mar. 1877 Sir Rose
Lambart Price, 3rd Bt. (d. 1899), and assumed
1895, for herself and her male issue when in posses-
sion of Hensol estates, the additional name of
Fothergill. Her son, the present Bt., has, how-
ever, registered his name in the Army List as
"Price " simply. Res. , Hensol Castle, Pontyclun
R.S.O., Glamorg.
FOULIS (LISTON-), Baronet. Sir William
Liston-Foulis, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1634), son of 9th
Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1895. Heir pres., his bro.
Reginald John (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Charles James, b. 1873). Seats, Woodhall, and
Miilbum Tower, both nr. Edinburgh.
FOULIS (LISTON-) , Baronet's Widow. Lady
L.-F. (Sarah Helen, dau. of Sir Chas. M. Ochter-
lony, 2nd Bt.), mar. 1868 Sir Jas. Liston-Foulis,
9th Bt. (d. 1895). Res., 14 Murrayfield Avenue,
Edinburgh.
FOURNIER, Count. The title of 6th Ct.
Fournier and Bn. de Pausier (Austria 1770 —
Maltese Nobility) has not been assumed since the
death of the late Ct. in 1903. It rests between
his eld. twin sons, and apparently there is a
question as to which of them is the first-born :
Hugo Sant, Lieut. 2nd Batt. Essex Regt., Eduardo
Sant, both b. 1871 and styled at present dei Conti
Fournier, one of the two being 6th Ct. dejure and
the other his heir pres. (2nd heir, next bro.,
Carlo dei Conti F., b. 1875.)
FOURNIER, Count's Widow. Countess F.
(Olga, dau. of Ct. Tagliaferro), mar. 1869
Alfredo, 5th Ct. Fournier (d. 1903). Res., 56
Strada San Giovanni, Valetta ; 35 Strada Reale,
Casal Lia, Malta.
FOWKE, Baronet. Sir Frederick Ferrers
Conant Fowlce, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1814), late Lieut.
Leic. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900-2 :
grandson of 2nd Bt. and son of the late Fredk. G.
Fowke, b. 1879, sue. 1897. Heir pres., his bro.
Gustavus Henry Spencer (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir,
next bro., Laurence Archdale, b. 1883). Seat,
Lowesby Hall, Leicester.
FOWLER, Baronet. Sir John Edward
Fowler, 3rd Bt. of Braemore (U.K. 1890), 2nd
Lieut. Seaforth Highldrs. : son of 2nd Bt., b.
1885, sue. 1899. Heir pres., his bro. Alan Arthur
(b. 1887 ; 2nd heir, their uncle Rev. Montague F.,
h. 1858) . Seats, Braemore and Inverbroom House,
Garve R.S.O., Ross-sh.
FOWLER, Baronet's Widow. Lady F.
(Alice Janet Give, dau. of the late Sir Edwd. C.
Bayley, K.C.S.I.), mar. 1878 Sir Jno. Arth.
Fowler, 2nd Bt. (d. 1899). Res., Inverbroom
House, as above.
FOWLER, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Henry Hartley Fowler, P.C. (Gt.Br. 1886),
G.C.S.I. (1895) , M.P. for East Wolverhampton (L.) ,
a D.L. for Staffordsh., has been Under Sec. for
Home Dept., Financ. Sec. to Treas., Pres. Loc.
Govt. Bd., and Sec. of State for India (1894-5), also
Mayor of Wolverhampton and 1st Chmn. of its
Sch. Bd. : b. 1830, mar. 1857 Ellen, C. I., dau. of
the late Geo. B. Thorneycroft, Esq. Res., Wood-
thome, Wolverhampton ; 87 Queen's Gt., S.W.,
I and Reform Chambers, 105 Pall Mall, S.W.
FOWLER, Capt. C. H., D.S.O. (1900-1), Imper.
Lt. Horse in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1869.
FOWLER, Lieut. Charles Wilson, C.M.G.
(1899), late Lieut. R.N. ; Uganda 1898-9; b. 1859.
Res., Crookham End, Brimpton, Reading.
FOWLER, Maj. Francis John, D.S.O. (1889),
I.A., Zhob Valley 1884, Burma 1889, Uganda
1898-9, now a Cantonmt. Magist. at Hyderabad
(Deccan) : b. 1864.
FOWLER, George Merrick, C.M.G. (1905),
Govt. Agent for Westn. Prov. of Ceylon.
FOWLER, Maj. John Sharman* D.S.O. (1895),
R.E., Isazai 1892, Chitral Relief, Mohmand, and
Tirah Expedns., S. Africa 1902, now a D.A.A.G.
and D.Q.M.G., a D.L. for Co. Meath; b. 1864.
FOX, Knight. Sir (Charles) Douglas Fox,
Kt. Bach. (1886), Past Pres. Inst. C.E., one of the
engineers of the Mersey Tunnel, a Co. Aid. of
Surrey: b. 1840, mar. 1863 Mary, dau. of the late
Fras. Wright, Esq., of Osmaston Manor. Res.,
12 Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W. ; 28 Victoria St., S.W.
FOX, The (ancient Irish title). James George
Hubert Fox (styled "The Fox "as chief of his
name, orig. O'Sionnach), formerly Lieut. 5th
Lancers: b. 1842, widower (twice). Heir, his
son Capt. Brabazon Hubert Maine F. (b. 1868) .
Res., Galtrim House, Summerhill, Enfield, Co.
Meath.
FOX, Capt. Arthur Maxwell, D.S.O. (1900-1)
R.A., S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1875.
FOX, Arthur Wilson, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
barrister-at-law, Commissr. for Labour and Dep.
Contr. of Commerc, Lab., and Statist. Dept. to
Bd. of Trade: b. 1861. Res. Moffatts, Hatfield,
Herts.
FOX, Hon. Mrs. Charles Edward, sist. of
12th Vise. Falkland.
FOX, Maj. Robert Fanshawe, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1862.
FOX, Hon. Mrs. Wilson, dau. of 1st Bn.
Basing.
FOX (LANE-), Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Halifax.
FOX (LANE-), Hon. Lora Mary, sist. of 12th
Bn. Fauconberg and Conyers.
FOXCROFT, Lieut. M. C, D.S.O. (1902), S.
African Mtd. Irreg. Forces 1902.
FOXFORD, Baron (U.K. 1815), Imper. title
of E. of Limerick.
FOXTON, Hon. Justin Fox Greenlaw, C.M.G.
(1903)? V.D., M.L.A. of Queensland and late
Home Sec. and Sec. for Public Lands in that State,
-is Lt.-Col. comdg. Qixsld. Brig. Div. of Fd. Artill.,
Directory of Peerage, FRA
300 FRA
formerly Memb. of Fed. Comic. : b. 1849. Res.,
The Priory, Indoor oopilly, Brisbane.
FRANCIS, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Mary) ,
widow of Hon. Sir Philip Francis, Cons. -Gen. and
Judge of Supr. Ct. Constantinople (d. 1876).
Bet., Farm Hill House, Waltham Abbey, Essex.
FRANCIS, James Schreiber, I S.O. (1903),
Priv. Sec. to Contr. and Auditor General : b. 1843.
FRANCIS, Capt. Sidney Goodall, D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1874.
FRANCKLIN, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 3rd
Vise. St. "Vincent.
FRANCKLIN, Com. Philip, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), R.N., arranged naval display on
visit of H.M. to Malta 1903 : b. 1874.
FRANK, Baronet's Widow (remrrd.). Lady
Agnes F. (late Campbell, nee Grosvenor), dau. of
2nd M. of Westminster, q.v.
FRANKFORT, Baron (Irel. 1800), a title of
f ollg. Viscounty.
FRANKFORT de MONTMORENCY (pron. de
Munt-), Viscount. Willoughby John Horace
de Montmorency, 4th Vise. (Irel.), late Capt. 1st
Batt. D. of Cornwall's L.I., served in Burma
1891-2, Tirah Expedn. 1897-8, and with Egyptian
Army: son of 3rd Vise; b. May 3, 1868; sue.
1902 ; unmrrd. Heir, none.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Frankfort, 1800 ; Vise. Frankfort
de Montmorency, 1816.— The Rt. Hon. Lodge E. Morres,
a distinguished Irish politician and Secretary to the Lord
Lieutenant, was awarded both these titles ; his father was
a younger brother of the 1st Vise. Mountmorres, whose
surname of De Montmorency he now assumed.
Surviving Sisters.
(De Montmorency.)
(Present Viscount, b. 1868.)
Hon. Kathleen Louisa Michel de M., b. 1873.
Hon. Lily Rachel Mary de M., b. 187s.
FRANKFORT de MONTMORENCY, Vis-
count's Widow. Viscountess F. de M. (Rachel
Mary Lumley Godolphin, dau. of the late Fd.
Marsh. Rt. Hon. Sir J. Michel, G.C.B.), mar. 1866
3rd Vise. Frankfort de Montmorency (d. 1902).
Res., 56 Warwick Sq., S.W.
FRANKLAND, Baronet. Sir Frederick
William Francis George Frankland, 10th Bt.
(Eng. 1660), late Capt. in Beds. Mil., served in
Matabeleland 1896 and in S. Africa 1900 : son of
9th Bt., b. 1868, sue. 1883, mar. 1901, 2nd wife,
Mary Cecil, dau. of Col. Geo. A. Curzon, grand-
son of the late Bnss. Zouche. Heir, his son
Thomas William Assheton (b. 1902 ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Capt. Arthur Pelham, D.S.O., q.v.).
Res., Westwood, Windlesham, Camberley, Surrey.
FRANKLAND, Baronet's Widow. Lady F.
(Lucy Ducarel. dau. of Fras. Adams, Esq.), mar.
1864 Col. Sir Wm. A. Frankland, 9th Bt. (d.
1883). Res., Thirkleby House, Ascot, Berks.
FRANKLAND, Capt. Arthur Pelham, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lanes. Fus. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1874
(bro. and 2nd heir of above Bt.).
FRANKLAND (PAYNE-), Baronet'sWidow.
Lady Payne-Frankland (Emily Anne, dau. of Sir
R. Frankland-Russell, 7th Bt.), mar. 1847 Sir
Wm. Payne-Gallwey, 2nd Bt., M.P. (d. 1881),
assumed 1882 the name of Frankland in lieu of
Gallwey (her father had assumed the addit. name
Russell , which his successors have dropped) . Res. ,
Thirkleby Pk., Thirsk, Yorks., with 3rd Bt. (Sir
Ralph W. Payne-Gallwey).
FR ANKLE Y, Baron LYTTELTON op (Gt.
Br. 1794)— see " Cobham, Vise."
FRANKLIN, Knight. Surg. -Gen. Sir Ben-
jamin Franklin, K.C.I.E. (1903), I. M.S. retd. Hon.
Phys. to H.M., was an Hon. Phys. to Queen
Victoria and Surg, to E. of Elgin when Viceroy
of Ind., was Supt. of Centr. Prison in Lucknow
and of Dept. of Science in Oudh, late Dir.-Gen.
of Ind. Med. Serv., is a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1844 ; mar. 1871 Harriette, dau. of the
late Jno. F. Watson, Esq. of Heigham Hall.
FRANKLIN, Lady Edith Cecilia, dau. of
3rd Earl Howe.
FRANKLYN, Maj.-Gen. William Edmund,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), late Yorks. Regt. ; N.W. Fron-
tier 1837-8, now Dir. Adj. of Personal Services at
Headqrs. : b. 1856. Res., 13 Manson PL, Queen's
Gt.,S.W.
FRANKS, Knight (1). Sir John Hamilton
Franks, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1896), See.
to Irish Land Commssn. : b. 1848, mar. 1874
Catherine, dau. of Harry Lumsden, Esq. Res.,
Dalriada, Blackroek, Co. Dublin.
FRANKS, Knight (2). Sir Kendal Matthew
St. John Franks, Kt. Bach. (1904), C.B. (Civ.
1900-1), M.D., F.R.C.S.I. (formerly Vice-Pres.),
a memb. of Senate of Dubl. Univ. and Exam, in
Surgery, Sen. Surg, of Adelaide Hosp. Dublin,
has been Surg, in Ord. to two Lords Lieut., was
Consg. Surg, to Forces in S. Afr. War 1900-1 :
b. 1851 , widower (twice) . Res., Kilmurry, Johan-
nesburg.
FRANKS, Capt. Norman.C.I.E. (1836), formerly
Engl. Sec. to Indore State and Guardian to the
Maharaja, ret. from Army 1874 : b. 1843. Res.,
65 Onslow Sq., S.W.
FRANQUEVILLE, Comtesse de, dau. of 1st
E. of Selborae.
FRASER, family name of Lovat and Saltoun
Baronies. Index to the two lines and others below
(all " Hon.") :
Alastair T. Jos. l. Arthur, Mrs. s. Mary Alex. s.
Alex. Arthur, s. George, s. Muriel M. Rose, l.
Alex. Ed., Mrs. l. Hugh Joseph, l. Simon, s.
Alick, Mrs. sep. Jas. Hay, Mrs. s. William, s.
Alister, Mrs. sep. Margaret Mary, l.
FRASER, Baronet. Sir Keith Alexander
Fraser, 5th Bt. ( U.K. 1806) , late Capt. 7th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1896-7, ret. 1903 : son of the
late Lt.-Gen. Keith Fraser, and nephew of 4th Bt.,
and bro. of Ctss. of Stradbroke ; b. 1867, sue. 1898.
Heir pres., his bro. Capt. Hugh Craufurd Keirh-
Fraser (b. 1869; no 2nd heir). Res., 59 Sloane
St., S.W.
FRASER, Hon. Lady, wife of Kt. 2 below.
FRASER, Knight (1). Sir Andrew Hender-
son Leith Fraser, K. C.S.I. (1903), M.A., LL.D.,
barrister-at-law, L\-Gov. of Bengal, late Home
Sec. to Indian Govt., Ch. Commissr. of Central
Provs., and Dir.-Gen. of Agric. : b. 1848, mar.
1883, 2nd wife, Henrietta, dau. of Col. H. J.
Lugard, LA. Bes., Belvedere, Calcutta.
FRASER, Knight (2) and Peer's Son (by
elevation). Lt.-Gen. and Hon. Gen. the Hon. Sir
David Macdowall Fraser, G.C.B. (Mil. 1905;
K.C.B. 1889), R.A. retd. (1885), now Col. Comdt.,
served in Crimea, Mutiny, and Afghanistan:
bro. of 17th Bn. Saltoun and uncle of present Peer
(granted rank of a Bn.'s son), b. 1825, mar. 1854
Mary Georgina, dau. of Edwd. G. Bell, Esq. (Hon.
Lady Fraser). Bes., The Grange, Castleconnell
R.S.O., Co. Limerick.
FRASER,Kxigiit (2). Sir John George Fraser,
Kt. Bach. (1905*, M.L.C. of Orange River Col.
FRASER, Knight (3). Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas
Fraser, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), C.M.G. (1882), R.E.,
empld. on spec. serv. 1876-7 in Turkey, Trans-
vaal, at Besica Bay, and in Bulgaria, served also
in Egypt, and Nile ; late Comdt. Sch. Mil. Engrg.
at Chatham and in comd. Thames Dist., ret. 1902
FRA
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. FRE 301
and is Hon. Col. 2nd Chesh. Vol. Engrs. : b. 1840,
mar. 1865 Matilda, dau. of the late Jas. B. Wild-
man, Esq. Res., 83 Onslow Sq., S.W.
ERASER, Knight (4). Sir Thomas Richard
Fraser, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., LL.D., F.R.S.,
F.R.C.P.E. (late Pres.), an Hon. Phys. to H. M. in
Scotland, Adviser to Prison Commssn. for that
country, Prof, of Materia Medica and Clin.
Med. in Edinburgh Univ., memb. of several
foreign Med. Socs., was Dean of Faculty of Med.
1880-1900, and is author of numerous memoirs and
pipers : b. 1841, mar. 1874 Susanna Margaret,
dau. of Rev. R. Duncan. Res., Druimbeg,
Acharacle, Argyllsh. ; 13 Drumsheugh Gdns.,
Edinburgh.
FRASER, Hon. Mrs. Alick, dau. of 15th Bn.
Sinclair.
FRASER, Hon. Mrs. Alister, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Radstock.
FRASER, Everard Duncan Home, C.M.G.
(1901), Cons.-Gen. at Hankow, prev. Cons, at
Chinkiang and Acting Cons, at Canton and Foo-
chow : b. 1859. Res., Brit. Cons. -Gen., Hankow.
FRASER, Capt. Ian Mackenzie, D.S.O. (1893),
R.N", retd. ; E. Coast Africa during Blockade by
Brit, and Germ. Squadrons, also Gambia, now a
Com. Instr. R.N. Vol. Res. : b. 1854.
FRASER, John, C.M.G. (1892), formerly Memb.
Counc. Govt, of Mauritius, partner in a merchant
firm there: b. 1820. Res., Newfield, Blackheath,
S.E.
FRASER, Maj. John Randall, C.M.G. (1901),
Beaconsfd. Town Gd. ; S. Africa 1900-1,, was
D.A.G. Poona 1896: b. 1859. Res., The Island,
Romsey, Hants.
FRASER, Capt. Norman Warden, D.S.O.
(1897), formerly S. Lanes. Regt. ; Matabeleld.
1896: b. 1871. Res., 55 Evelyn Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
FRASER, Capt. Percy William Norman,
D.S.O. (1902), Cameron Highldrs. ; Nile Expedn.
1898, S. Africa 1899-1902, Somalild. 1904: b. 1879.
Res., Kirkside, St. Cyrus, Montrose.
FRASER, Stuart Mitkord, CLE. (1902),
LOS. from 1882, has been Magist. at Bombay
and tutor to the Maharaja of Mysore : b. 1854.
Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
FREAKE, Baronet. Sir Thomas George
Freake, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1882), twice Mayor of Dart-
mouth : son of 1st Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1884, mar.
1868 Frederica Charlotte Mary, dau. of the late
Col. Fredk. T.Maitland. Heir, ,his son Frederick
! Maitland (b. 1876 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Warfleet,
Dartmouth, Devon.
FRECHETTE (Frechette). Louis, C.M.G.
(1897), M.A., LL.D., D.Litt , F.R.S. (Can., late
Pres.), Memb. Imper. Inst., a distinguished litte-
rateur of Canada : b. 1839. Res., 408 Sherbrooke
St., Montreal.
FREDERICK, Baronet. Sir Charles Edward !
Frederick, 7th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1723), High Sheriff of
Hants. 1889, Hon. Lt.-Col. retired, formerly
of 10th and 21st Hussars: gt. gt. grandson of
1st Bt.'s bro. and son of the late Gen. Edwd.
Frederick, OB. : b. 1843, sue. 1873 (by special
remainder) , mar. 1875 Emma Agnes, dau. of Thos.
Taylor, Esq. Heir, his son Charles Edward St.
John (b. 1876 : 2nd heir, next son, Edward Bos-
caw en, b. 1880) . Seat , Shawf ord House, Winchester.
FREDERICK, Lt. - Col. Charles Arthur
Andrew, C.V.O. (1903), late Coldstrm. Gds.; Nile 1
1885, Dep. Master of H.M.'s Household and an
Extra Equerry to H.M. : b. 1861. Res., 25!
Egerton Terr., Brompton Rd., S.W., and Buckm.
FREDERICTON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Hollingworth Tully Kingdon, D.D., 2nd Bp.,
Vice-Princ. of Salisbury Theol. Coll. 1864-9 :
b. 1835, cons, as Coadj. 1881, sue. as Bp. 1892,
mar. 1890. Res., Bottreaux House, Fredericton,
N. Brunswick.
FREELAND, Hon. Mrs. Lewis, dau. of 16th
Bn. Borthwick.
FREELING, Baronet. Sir Harry Freeling,
6th Bt. {U.K. 1828), son of 5th Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1885, mar. same year Harriett Amelia, dau. of the
late Rev. W. E. James. Heir pres., his uncle Rev.
James Robert F. (b. 1825; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st
cousin Clayton Pennington F., b. 1857). Res.,
2 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
FREELING, Knight's Widow. Lady F.
(Frederica Selina Owen, dau. of the late Geo. J.
Pennington, Esq.) , mar. 1856 Sir Sanf ord Freeling,
K.C.M.G., Gov. of Gold Coast, Trinidad, &c.
(d. 1894).
FREELING, Hon. Mrs. Hugh, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Guillamore.
FREEMAN, Col. Alfred, C.M.G. (1897),
A.Q.M.G. Victoria. Res., Melbourne.
FREEMAN, Edward Bothamley, I.S.O.
(1903), Brit. Consul-General, Bosnia, prev. held
diplom. posts at Diarbekir, Bosna Serai, and
Mosta : b. 1838. Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Sarajevo,
Bosnia.
FREETH, Capt. George Henry Basil, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lanes. Fus. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1872.
FREETH, Lt.-Col. William, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), formerly R.A. ; Chf. Const. I. of Man: b.
1841. Res., Belmont, Douglas, I.M.
FREKE (EVANS-), family name of Carberv
Barony, q.v. for "Hons." and a mrrd. " Lady."
FREMANTLE, family name of Cottesloe
Barony, q.v. for "Hons." ("Hon. Sirs" below.)
FREMANTLE, Baron (Freiherr— Austria 1816)
—see " Cottesloe, Bn." Adm. Sir Thos. F.
Fremantle, father of 1st Bn. O, received this
Austrian nobility from the Emperor Francis.
FREMANTLE, Hon. Ladies, wives of Hon. Sir
Chas. W. and Hon. Sir Edmd. R. Fremantle.
FREMANTLE, Knight (1) and Peer's Son.
Hon. Sir Charles William Fremantle, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1890), late Brit. Dir. of Suez Canal, Dep.
Master of the Mint 1868-94, was Brit. Deleg. to
Monetary Conferences 1881 and 1892 : son of 1st
Bn. Cottesloe, b. 1834, mar. 1865 Sophia, dau. of
the late Abel Smith, Esq. {Hon. Lady Fremantle).
Res., 4 Lower Sloane St., S.W.
FREMANTLE, Knight (2) and Peer's Son.
Adm. Hon. Sir Edmund Robert Fremantle. G.C.B.
(Mil. 1899; K.C.B. 1889), C.M.G. (1874), served in
Burma 1852-3, N. Z. 1864-5, Ashanti 1873-4, comd.
Vitu Expedn. 1890, and has been Com.-in-Ch. on
E. India and China Stations, late at Plymouth,
ret. 1901 and appd. Rear- Adm. of the U. K. : bro.
of preceding, b. 1836, mar. 1866 Barberina Rogers,
dau. of Robt. M. Isaacs, Esq. {Hon. Lady Fre-
mantle). Res., 44 Lower Sloane St., S.W.
FRENCH, family name of De Freyne Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." (see "Ffrench" for that of
Ff rench) .
FRENCH, Knight (1). Maj .-Gen. Sir George
Arthur French, K.C.M.G. (1902), R.A. retd.
(1902), served in Red River Expedn. (Canada)
1874, comd. N.W. Terr. Mfd. Police 1873-6 and
Forces in Queensland 1883-91, late Comdt. N. S.
Wales Colon. Forces: b. 1841, mar. i852 Janet
Clarke, t au. of the late Robt. L. In .es, Esq. |
302 FRE
Directory of Peerage,
FRENCH, Knight (2). Lt.-Gen. Sir John
Denton Pinkstone French, G.C.V. O. (1905),
K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), K.C.M.G. (1902), LL.D.,
D.C.L., served in Soudan 1884-5 with the 19th
Hussars, of which regt. he is now Colonel, and
throughout S. Afr. War as Com. of Cavalry Div.,
now a Gen. Offr. comdg.-in-chief , Aldershot Army
Corps : b. 1852, mar. 1880 Eleanora, dau. of Richd.
W. Selby-Lowndes, Esq. Res., Aldershot.
FRENCH, Knight (3). Sir Somerset Richard
French, K.C.M.G. (1901), Postmr.-Gen. Care Col.
and Brit. Beehuanald., Dir. of Postal Servs. during
S. Afr. "War, has been in serv. of Post Office from
1866 at G.P.O., in Cyprus, and as now : b.
1849, mar. 1893 Josephine, dau. of the late Dr.
Jos. B. Murphy, R.N. Res., Erritt Lodge, Kenil-
worth, Cape Town; Aylwins, Mayfield, Sussex.
FRENCH, Gen. Arthur, C.B. (Mil. 1892),
R.M.A. retd. (1905) ; Egypt 1882, was an A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria 1889-93*: b. 1840. Res., East-
ney Lodge, Wilton, Salisbury.
FRENCH, Edward Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
late Acting Cons. -Gen., at Bangkok, ret. 1836,
ent. For. Office 1874 : b. 1850. Res., Hedon,
Canterbury.
FRENCH, Maj.-Gen. William, C.B. (Mil.
1881), R.A. retd. (1881) ; China 1860-2 and Afghn.
1880: b. 1S29.
FRERE, Baronet. Sir Bartle Compton
Arthur Frere,2n& Bt. {U.K. 1876), D.S.O. (1888),
M.A., formerly Maj. Rifle Brigade, served in
S. Africa 1879, Bechuanaland 1884-5, and Burma
1886-8, has repeatedly been A.D.C. to Comdg.
Officers, ret. 1894 : son of 1st Bt. (Rt. Hon. Sir
H. Bartle E. Frere, G.C.B., F.R.S.), b. 1854, sue.
1884. Heir, none. Res., 22 Bryanston Sq., W.
FREYER, Lt.-Col. Samuel Forster, C.M.G.
(1900-1), M.D., R.A.M.C., Soudan 1885, Burma,
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1858.
FRIPP, Knight. Sir Alfred Downing Fripp,
Kt. Bach. (1903), C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Civ. same
year), M.B., F.R.C.S., L.R.C.P., a Surg.-in-
Ord. to H.M., Assist. Surg, to Guy's Hosp.,
and a memb. of Army Med. Advisory Bd., was
Sen. Surg, to Imper. Yeom. Hosp. in S. Africa
1900, is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1862,
mar. 1898 Margaret Scott, R.R C, dau. of the late
Thos. B. Haywood, Esq. Res., 19 Portland PL, W.
FRIZELLE, Knight. Sir Joseph Frizzle, Kt.
Bach. (1899), late Ch. Judge of the High Ct.
Punjab, in B.C.S. from 1863 as Collector, Dep.
Commissr., &c. ; b. 1841, mar. 1868 Elizabeth,
dau. of the late J. W. Keene, Esq. Club, E. Ind.
U. Serv.
FRODSHAM, Bishop— see " Queensland, Nth."
(the name of the see may be shortly changed to
Townsvillc).
FROST, Knight. Hon. Sir John Frost, K.C.M.G.
(1904), late Sec. of Agric. in Cape Col., was in 1880
Comdt. of Colon. Forces in the Transkei: b. 1828.
Res., Eastbrook, Rondebosch, Cape Town ; Queens-
town, Cape Col.
FROST, Knight's Widow. Lady F. (Mary
Ann, dau. of Hv.Wood, Esq., of Liverpool), mar.
1855 Sir Thos. Gibbons Frost, Kt. Bach. (d. 1904).
Res., Redcliff, Chester.
FROXJDE, Ashley Anthony, C.M.G. (1892),
B.A., Sec. to two recent Roy. Commssns. (Malta
and Behring Sea): b. 1863 (son of the historian).
Res., Collapit Creek, Kingsbridge, S. Devon.
FRY, Baronet. Sir Theodore Fry, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1894), F.S. A., a D.L. for Durham, an
M.P. 1880-95, late Chmn. of Sir Theod. Fiy and
Co., iron manufacts., Darlington, a Life Memb. of
Univ. Coll. : son of the late Fras. Fry, Esq., of
Bristol ; b. 1836, mar. 1902, 2nd wife, Florence,
dau. of Wm. Bates, Esq. Heir, his son John
Pease (b. 1864; 2nd heir, latter's son Theodore
Penrose, b. 1892). Seat, Woodburn, Darlington.
FRY, Priv. Counc. (1) and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Edward Fry, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1883), Kt. Bach.
(1877), D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S., F.S.A., F.L.S.,
a Co. Aid. and Chmn. Q. S. of Somerset, a
Memb. for Gt. Britain of Perm. Ct. of Arbitra-
tion, memb. of Senate of Lond. Univ. (formerly
Exam, in Law to the Univ. and for Counc. of Leg.
Educn.), a Gov. of the Charterhouse Sch. and of
Clifton Coll., memb. of Histor. MSS. Commssn.,
appd. Q.C. 1869, a Lord Justice of Appeal 1883-92,
prev. Judge of High Ct., Chanc. Div., now a
memb. Judic. Comttee. Priv. Counc. : b. 1827,
mar. 1859 Mariabella, dau. of the late Jno Hodg-
kin, Esq. Res., Failand 'House, nr. Bristol.
FRY, Priv. Counc. (2). Rt. Hon. Lewis Fry,
P.C. (&t. Br. 1901), a D.L. for Glouc. and Cities
of Gloucester and Bristol, a founder of Brist.
Univ. Coll. (now on its Council), formerly of
Fry, Abbot, and Co., solicitors, Bristol, was M.P.
for that city or for its North Div. 1878-92 and
1895-1900, and 1st Chmn. of Sch. Bd. : b. 1832
(bro. of preceding), widower. Res., Goldaey
House, Clifton Hill, Bristol ; Balder Grange,
Barnard Castle, Co. Durham.
FRY, Col. William, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late
W. Yorks. Regt. ; Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa
1899-1902, now Comdt. Mtd. Inf. at Sch. of
Instr., Salisbury Plain : b. 1858. Club, Jun. U.
Serv.
FRYER, Knight (i). Sir Frederic William
Richards Fr//er,K.C.S. I. (1895), barrister-at-law,
late Lt.-Gov. of Burma, has been an Addit. Memb.
of Viceroy's Council and Financ. Commissr. in
Burma and Punjab : b. 1845, mar. 1870 Frances,
dau. of the late W. C. L. Bashford, Esq. Res.,
23 ElvastonPl., S.W.
FRYER, Knight (2). Lt.-Gen. Sir John Fryer,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), served in Afghanistan and
Waziristan 1879-80, has since comd. Leicester and
Cork Dists., is Col. 6th Drgn. Gds. : b. 1838, mar.
1862 Catherine, dau. of the late Geo. Reed, Esq.
Res., 42 Evelyn Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
FUH-KIEN, Brsnop of. Rt. Rev. Herbert
Gresford Jones, M.A., Missnry. Bp., late Vic. of
St. John's, Keswick, prev. of St. Michael's Tox-
teth Pk., L'pool : ord. 1894, appd. 1905.
FUHR, Capt. Robert Strickland Hannay,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1901:
b. 1871.
FULFORD, Harry English, C.M.G. (1900),
Brit. Cons, at Newchwang, has twice been Acting
Chinese Sec. at Peking. Res., Biit. Cons. &c.
FULLER, Knight. Sir Thomas Ekins Fuller,
K.C.M.G. (1904), Agent-General for Colony of
Cape of Good Hope : b. 1831, mar. 1875, 2nd
wife, Elizabeth Fuller, dau. of the Rev. Thos.
Mann. Res., Mowbray, Bickley. Kent ; 39 Hyde
Pk. Gt., S.W., and 98 Victoria St., S.W.
FULLER, Henry Roxburgh, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), M.A., M.D., Fell, of Roy. Med.-
Chirurg. and Obstet. Socs., Physician to H.R.H.
the late Duke of Cambridge: b. 1853. Res., 45
Curzon St., W.
FULLER, Joseph Bampfylde, C.S.I. (1902),
CLE. (1892), Ch. Commissr. of Assam, late Memb.
of Counc. of Viceroy, was in poits in Centr.
Provs. 1882-95: b. 1854. Res., Govt. House,
Shillong, Assam.
PUL Baronetage, Knightage, &c. GAI 303
FULLERTON, Knight. Adm. Sir John
Reginald Thomas Fullerton, G.C.V.O. (icoi ;
K.C.V.O. 1899), C.B. (Civ. 1896), an Extra Or o>m
m Waiting to H.M., late Com. of Royal Yacht
'Victoria and Albert' and Hon. Nav. A.D.C. to
H.M., ret. 1901 : b. 1840, mar. 1874 Ada, dan. of
the late Lt.-Col. Edwd. S. Capel, grandson of 4th
Earl of Essex, lies., Hamble, Southampton.
FULTON, Knight. Sir (James) Forrest Ful-
ton, Kt. Bach. ( 1892), B.A., LL.B., K.C. (1892), Re-
corder of London and a Lieut, for the City, has
also been Common Serjeant, Commissr. of Centr.
Crim. Ct., Sen. Counsel to Tost Office and the
Treasury, an M.P. 1886-92 : b. 1846, mar. 1875
Sophia Browne, dau. of Jho. B. Nicholson, Esq.
Res., The Cottage, Sheringham, Cromer; 27
Queen's Gdns., Bayswater, W.
FULTON, Edmund M'Gildowny Hope, C.S.I.
(1904), Memb. of Counc. of Gov. of Bombay, prev.
Judic. Commissr. Lower Burma and a Puisne
Jud?e of Bombay High Ct. : b. 1848. Res., The
Cliff, Malabar Hill, Bombay.
FULTON, Capt. Harry Townsend, D.S.O.
(1900-1), I.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8 and S.
Africa 1900 : b. 1869.
FURLEY, Knight. Sir John Furley, Kt. Bach.
(1899), C.B. (Civ. 1902), a D.L. for Kent, late
Capt. E. Kent Rifle Vols., was one of the founders
of the Brit. Red Cross Soc, and rendered aid
to the wounded in several European wars,
was Ch. Commissr. of above Soc. in S. Africa
1900; an Hon. Bailiff in Order of St. John Jerus.:
b. 1836, mar. 1874 Maria Turner, R.R.G., a
Lady of Justice St. John Jerus., dau. of Geo.
Baker, Esq., of Reigate. Res., 14 Evelyn Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
FURLONG, Robert O'Brien, C.B. (Civ.
1901), M.A., Solic. to Inld. Rev. Dept. Ireld. and
Spec. Commissr. of Inc. Tax, formerly Couns. to
Irish G.P.O. : b. 1842. Res., Cloneeviii, Killiney,
Co. Dublin.
FURNESS, Knight. Sir Christopher Furness,
Kt.Bach. (1895), M.P. for Hartlepool (L.), a D.L.
for Durham and N. Rid., a merchant and steam-
ship-owner of West Hartlepool, London, Boston,
&c, and Dir. of several other Cos.: b. 1852, mar.
1876 Jane, dau. of Hy. Suggitt, Esq. Res., Tunstall
Ct., W. Hartlepool ; 23 Upper Brook St., W. ;
offices, Baltic Chambs., W. Hartlepool; 4 Fen-
church Avenue, E.C.
FURSE, Col. George Armand, C.B. (Mil.
1887), 42nd Regt. retd. (1889); Crimea, Mutiny,
Ashanti 1873-4, and Soudan, was A.A.G. for
Southn. Dist. 1886-9, b. 1834. Res., Alphington,
Frimley, Surrey, nr. Farnborough.
FURSE, Maj. William Thomas, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., an A.A.G. in S. Afr. War 1899-
1900, now a D.A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1865.
Res., Netherhampton House, Salisbury.
FYERS, Capt. Herbert Alcock Nepean,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), late Roy. Rif. Res. Regt.:
b. 1862. Res., 114 Park St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
FYSH, Knight. Hon. Sir Philip Oakley Fysh,
K.C.M.G. (1896), D.C.L., late Postmr.-Gen. for
Austral. Commonwealth, prev. Treas. and Prem.
of Tasmania (2nd time each), was Agent-Gen.
for the Colony in London 1898-1900, formerly Maj .
comdg. Tasmanian Rifle Vols. : b. 1835, mar. 1856
Esther Kentish, dau. of Wm. Willis, Esq. Res.,
Hobart, Tasmania.
FYSON, Bishop— see "Hokkaido."
G.
GAFFNEY, Thomas Burke, I.S.O. (1902), late
Ch. Valuer in Valuation Off. Ireland : b. 1839.
Res., 66 Eccles St., Dublin.
GAGE, family name of the follg. Viscounty.
GAGE, Viscount. Henry Charles Gage, 5th
Vise. (Irel.), sits as Baron Gage (Gt. Br.) ; a
Bt. {Eng.), a D.L. for Sussex: grandson of
4th Vise, (his father, the Hon. Henry E. H. Gage,
having died 1875) ; b. April 2, 1854; sue. 1877 (C.) ;
mar. 1894 Leila Georgina, dau. of Rev. Fredk.
Peel and maternal granddau. of 2nd Bn. Sudeley.
Seat, Firle Place, Lewes, Sussex.
Creations. Vise, and Bn. Gage, Irel. 1720; a Bt. Eng.
1622; Bn. Gage, Gt. Br. 1790.— Sir Thos. Gage, 8th Bt,
was made an Irish "Vise, and Bn., the 2nd Vise, obtain-
ing the British Barony with remainder to his nephew,
who was already heir pres. to the other honours.
Titled Relatives.
(Gage.)
Issue of present (yh) V. :
Hon. Henry Rainald G., heir to Viscounty, b.
1895. (and heir, his 1st cous. once rem. William
Henry St. . Quintin, b. 1858, son by 1st wife of
under-mentioned Lt.-Gen. Hon. Edwd. T. Gage.)
Hon. Irene Adelaide G., b. 1898.
Hon. Vera Benedicta G., b. 1899.
Hon. Yvonne Rosamond G-, b. 1902.
Dau.-in-laxo of 4th V. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Edward G. (Ella Henrietta, dau. of the
late Jas. Maxse, Esq.), mar. 1862. as 2nd wife, the
late Lt.-Gen. Hon. Edwd. Thos. G., C.B. (d. 1889).
Res., 29 Clifton Cresc. and 19 Westbourne Gdns.,
both Folkestone.
GAGE (BAILLIE-), Thomas Robert, I.S.O.
(1905), Solic. to G.P.O. , Dublin.
GAINSBOROUGH, Earl of. Charles
William Francis Noel, 3rd Earl (U.K.) and a
Bt., Chmn. Rutland C.C. and a D.L., formerly
Lieut. 10th Hussars : son of 2nd E. ; b. Oct. 20,
1850; sue. 1881 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1876, the late
Augusta Mary Catherine, dau. of Robt. Berkeley,
Esq. (she died' 1877) ; 2ndly, 18S0, Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Jas. A. Dease, Esq. Sea's,
Exton Pk. , Oakham ; Campden House, Camp-
den R.S.O., Glouc.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1781. U.K. : Bn. Barham,
1805; E. of Gainsborough, Vise. Campden, and Bn.
Noel, 1841.— The Barony of Barham was first given to
Chas. Middleton, whose daughter and eventual successor
married Sir Gerard N. Noel, 2nd Bt. Their son, the 3rd
Bn., was awarded the other three titles, all of which
were revivals of former honours in this family, an Earl-
dom of Gainsborough having been created in 1661. The
Rev. the Hon. Baptist Wriothesley Noel, a distin-
guished preacher in the middle of the last century, was
a younger brother of the 1st Earl.
Titled Relatives.
{Noel.)
Issue of present (3rd) E.
By 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Agnes Mary Catherine iV., b. 1877.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Norah Ida Emily N. , b. i83i.
Lady Clare Mary Charlotte N., b. 1882.
Vise. Campden (pron. Camden), heir to Earldom :
Arthur Edward Joseph K., Lieut. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Glouc. Regt., b. 1884.
304 GAI
Directory of Peerage,
GAL
Hon. Charles Hubert Francis A'., and heir, b. 1885.
Hon. Robert Edmund Thomas More N., b. 1888.
Surviving son of 2nd E. (bro. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1850.)
Hon. Edward A., Lt.-Col. late 1st Batt. Rifle Brigade,
served in Ashanti 1873-4, Jowaki, and Burma
1886-7, late D.A.A.G. in Ceylon : b. 1852, mar.
1884 Ruth, dau. of Ihe late W. H. Lucas, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Edward A.). Club, Jun. U. Serv.
Issue of 1st E. (uncle and aunt of present) :
(Bv 2nd mrrge. No issue by 1st.
The late 2nd Earl, b. i3i8, d. 1881.)
By 3R0 mrrge.
Rt. Hon. Gerard James Ar., b. 1823— see "Noel, P.C,"
Bv 4T1I MRRGE.
Lady Victoria, now Lady V. Buxton, b. 1839, mar. 1862
Sir Thos. Powell B., 3rd Bt., q.v.
— Dates. -in-law:
Lady Augusta Mary N., b. 1825, wife of Rt. Hon.
Gerard A"., q.v.
THon. Mrs. Roden A. (Alice, dau. of Paul de Broe,
Esq.), mar., 1st, 1863, the late Hon. Roden
Berkeley Wriothesley Ar., a poet and biographer
(d. 1894) ;2ndly, 1895, the late Rev. David M'Anally
(d. 1897)— forfeiting her title. Res., 9 St. Aubyns,
West Brighton.]
GAIRDNER,Knk;iit. Prof. Sir William Ten-
nant Gairdner, K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), M.D., LL.D.,
F.R.S., F.R.C.P.E., an Hon. Phys. in Ord. to
H.M. in Scotland, late Prof, of Medicine in Glas-
gow Univ., and Med. Offr. of Health for the
city, is author of various med. and sanit.
works : b. 1824, mar. 1870 Helen Bridget, dau. of
Robt. Jno. Wright, Esq., of Norwich. Res., 32
George Sq., Edinburgh.
GAIRDNER, James, C.B. (Civ. 1900), LL.D.,
was Assist. Keeper of Pub. Records 1859-93,
editor of various State papers : b. 1828. Bes.,
West View, Pinner, Middx.
GAISFORD. Lt.-Col. Rich ardBoileau, C.M.G.
(1901), B.A., comdg. 3rd Batt. Roy. Pus. ; Trans-
vaal 1881, Burma 1885-7, an<l S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1854. Bes., Conynger Hirst, Ulverston, Lanes.
GALBRAITH, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir
William Galbraith, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
Afghanistan 1878-80 and in Hazara Campn. 1888,
late A.G. in India, and comdg. a 1st class Dist.
Bombay, ret. 1899 : b. 1837, mar- 18g6 Helen Mary,
dau. of Lt.-Gen. Arthur G. Handcock, C.B.
Bes., 8 Lonsdale Gdns. , Tunb. Wells.
GALBRAITH, Walter, I.S.O. (1902), Col-
lector at Glasgow in Inld. Rev. Dept. : b. 1839.
Bes., 32 Queen Sq., Strathbunsro, Glasgow.
GALER, John Maxcey, I.S.O. (1903), late Ac-
countant, Stationery Office. : b. 1839. Bes., 110
Croxted Rd., W. Dulwich,S.E.
GALLOWAY, Bishop of— see "Glasgow."
GALLOWAY, Earl of. Randolph Henry
Stewart, 11th Earl {Scot.) and a Bt., sits as
Bn. Stewart of Garlies {Gt. Br.) ; formerly
Capt. 42nd Roy. Highldrs. and served in Crimea
and Indian Mutiny : son of 9th E. and bro. of
10th ; b. Oct. 14, 1836; sue. 1901 (C) ; mar. 1891
Amy Mary Pauline, dau. of the late Anthony
J. Cliff e, Esq. Seats, Galloway House, Garlieston
R.S.O., Wigtownsh.; Cumloden, Newton Stewart,
same Co. ; Glentrool Lodge, Bargrennan, Kirk-
cudbsh., nr. Newton Stewart ; town res. , 74 Eccles-
ton Sq., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. of Garlies, 1607 ; E. of Galloway,
1623 ; a Bt. 1^27. Gt. Br. : Bn. Stewart of Garlies, 1796.
—Sir Alex. Stewart (Kt.) was created Lord Garlies and
subsequently Earl of Galloway ; his son was made a Bt.
before succession. The 7th Earl obtained the British
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Stewart.)
Issue of present (tith) Earl:
Lord Garlies, heir to Earldom : Randolph Algernon
Ronald S., b. 1892.
Hon. Keith AnthoDy S., 2nd heir, b. 1894.
Surviving issue^ of gth E. (bros. and sists. of
present ; no issue of loth) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1835, d. 1901 childless.)
(Present Earl, b. 1836.)
Lady Mary Louisa, now Lady M. Cooke, b. 1842, mar.
1874 the late Chas. E. Steph. C, Esq. (d. 1895), son
of Sir Wm. Bryan C, 8th Bt. Ras., 38 Cadogan
Sq., S.W.
Lady Emily Octavia, now Lady E. Chichester, b. 1847,
mar. 1875 the late Hon. Francis Algernon James C.
(d. 1885), son of 1st Bn. Templemore, q.v.
Hon. Walter John S., Col. retd., formerly comdg. 12th
Lancers and Cavalry Depot : b. 1849. Res., Bel-
grave Mansns., Grosv. Gdns., S.AV.
Lady Henrietta Caroline, now Lady H. Tumor, b.
1850, mar. 1880 Algernon T., Esq., C.B., q.v
Lady Isabel Maud<S., b. 1852. Res.
Hon. FitzRoy Somerset Keith S.
ith Hon. Walter.
. M.A., b. 1855, mar.
1888 Elizabeth Louisa, dau. of the late Rev. A.
Rogers and widow of J. Stanley Thompson, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. FitzRoy S.). Res., 10 Egerton Gdns. ,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
— Dau. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Alexander S. (Adela Maria, dau. of Sir
Robt. Loder, 1st Bt.), mar., 1st, 1883, the late
Maj.-Gen. Hon. Alexander S. (d. 1896) ; 2ndly,
1899, Col. Basil Lloyd-Anstruther— forfeiting title
" Hon." Res., 36 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S. W.]
GALLOWAY, Lieut. Lennox, D.S.O. (1905),
R.A., Nth Nigeria, 1903-4.
GALLWEY, Knight (1). Sir Michael Henry
Gallwey, K.C.M.G. (1888), B.A., late Ch. Justice
of Natal, formerly Attom.-Gen., M.L.C., and
M.E.C., appd. Q.C. 1888, has been Acting
Admin. : b. 1826, mar. 1862 Fanny Cadwalader,
dau. of Hon. David Erskine (son of 2nd Bn. E.).
Bes., Pietermaritzburg.
GALLWEY, Knight (2). Surg. -Gen. Sir
Thomas Joseph Gallwey, K.C.M.G. (1900-1), C.B.
(Mil. 1896), M.D., A.M.S., served in Afghani-
stan 1878-80, Egypt, Soudan 1884-5, Dongola, and
Nile 1897-8; now Princ. Med. Offr. in India,
prev. to 2nd Div. in S. Africa (1899-1900) and to
Egyptn. Army : b. 1852, mar. 1901, as 2nd husb.,
Maud Margaret Howard, widow of Capt. C. W.
Gordon and dau. of the late Capt. Gifford. Bes.,
Simla.
GALLWEY, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. SirTnoMAs
Lionel John Gallwey, K.C.M.G. (1889), formerly
Comdt. Sch. Mil. Engrg. at Chatham and of R.E.
at Gibraltar, was Gov. of Bermuda 1882-8, then
retired, now Col. Comdt. R.E. : b. 1821, widower.
Bes., 3 Hartfield Sq., Eastbourne.
GALLWEY, Col. Edmond Joseph, C.B. (Mil.
1300-1), late Somerset L.I. ; Zulu War 1878-9, South
Africa 1899-1902, now a Col. in charge of Inf.
Records : b. 18^0. Bes., Exeter.
GALLWEY, Lt.-Col. Henry Lionel, C.M.G.
(1899), D.S.O. (1896), E. Lanes. Regt., retd.
(1902) ; Brass Expedn. 1895 and Benin, late Com-
missr. Niger Coast, now Gov. and Ch . Justice of
St. Helena: b. 1859 (son of Kt, 3). Bes.. Govt.
House, St. Helena; 3 Hartfield Sq., Eastbourne.
GALLWEY (PAYNE-) , Baronet. Sir Ralph
William Payne- Gallwey, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1812),
formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade: son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1848, sue. 1881, mar. 1877 Edith Alice, dau. of
the late Thos. M. Usborne,Esq. (for Dow. Lady
see "Frankland, Payne-"). Heir, bis son Wil-
liam Thomas (b. 1881; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Capt.
Edwin JohnP.-G., R.N., b. 1850). Seat, Thirk- I
GAL
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
leby Pk., Thirak, Yorks. ; town res., it Chesham
St., S.W.
GALSWORTHY, Knight. Sit Edwin Henry
Galsworthy, Kt. Bach. (1887), a D.L. for Middx.,
and a Dir. of Lond. and Prov. Bk., late Chmn. of
Metrop. Asylums Bd. : b. 1831, mar. 1873, 2nd
wife, Laura, dau. of the late Jno. Oakes, Esq.
Res., 26 Sussex PL, Regent's Pk., N.W.; li Maze
Hill, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
GALT, Knights' "Widows. (1) Lady G. (Amy
Gordon, dau. of Jno. Torrance, Esq.), mar. 1852,
as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Alex. T. Gait, G.C.M.G.,
a P.O. of Canada (d. 1893). Res., 290 Mountain
St., Montreal.— (2) Lady G. (Frances Louisa,
dau. of the late Jas. M. Perkins, Esq., R.N.),
mar. 1847, Sir Thos. Gait, late Ch. Justice of
: Ontario (d. 1901). Res., Gerard St., Toronto.
I GALTON, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Marianne, dau. of the late Geo. T. Nicholson,
Esq.), mar. 1851 Capt. Sir Douglas Galton,K.C.B.,
F.R.S., Assist. Under Sec. for War, Dir. of Pub.
Works &e. (d. 1899). Res., Himbleton Manor,
Droitwich, Wore. ; 12 Chester St., S.W.
GAL WAY, Viscount. George EdmundMilnes
Monckton-Arundell (pfon. Mnnkton-Arr'undel : see
also "Creations" below), 7th Vise. (Irel.), sits as
Bn. Monckton ( U.K.) ; C.B. (Civ. 1903), M.A.,
Hon. Col., late comdg., Sherwood Rangers
(Imper. Yeom.), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Notts.,
an A.D.C. to H.M. ; an M.P. 1872-85: son of 6th
V. ; b. Nov. 18, 1844; sue. as 7th Vise. 1876, or.
an Imper; Bn. 1887 (C.) ; mar. 1879 Vere, dau.
of the late Ellis Gosling, Esq., a Lady of Justice
St. John Jerus. Seat. Serlby Hall, Notts. . Bawtry
R.S.O. ; toun res., 9 Stratford PI., Oxford St., W.
Creations. Vise. Gal way and Bn. Killard, Jrel. 1727;
Bn. Monckton, U.K. 1887.— John Monckton, M.P. for
Pontefract, but officially connected wi n Ireland as
Receiver-General of Revenue, was awarded the Irish
Peerages, the U.K. Barony falling to the lot of the
present Peer. The family surname is Monckton except
for the Peer himself and the direct line of succession,
who are named Monckton-Arundell : the 5th Vise, dis-
carded the second name for himself and younger children.
Titled Relatives.
(Monckton.)
Issue of present (jth) V. (himself sole issue of 6th) :
Hon. Violet Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Smyth,
b. 1880, mar. 1904 Capt. Geoffrey H. J. Skemngion
S., D.S.O , q.v.
Hon. George Vere Aritndell Monckton-Arundell,
heir to Viscounty, 2nd Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : b. 1882.
(2nd heir, but not to U.K. Barony, his 2nd cousin
William Arundell M., h. i8q4.)
Surviving dau. of §th V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 6th Viscount, b. 1805, d. 1876.)
Hon. Caroline Isabella, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Monson, b. 1831, mar. 1856 the late Rev. Thos. Jno.
M. (d.i887), grandson of snd Bn. Monson. Res.,
Ashlyn, Leighton Buzzard.
— > Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Horace M. (Emily Sarah, dau. of the late
James Coopei-, Esq., and widow of T. Till, Esq),
mar. 1885, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., the late Hon.
Horace Manners M. (d. 1904). Res., Whitecairn,
Wellington Coll. Station, Berks.
GAMBLE, Baronet. Col. Sir David Gamble, 1st
Bt. (U.K. 1897), K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), V.D.,Dir. of
Parr's Bank and the United Alkali Co., and Hon.
Col. 2ndVol.Batt. S. Lanes. Regt.,was istMayorof
St. Helens (three times since) : son of Josias C.
Gamble, Esq., b. 1823, widower. Heir, his son
Maj. Josi as Christopher G. (b. 1848; 2nd heir,
latter's son David, b. 1876). Stat, Windlehurst,
St. Helens, Lanes.
GAMBLE, Capt. Douglas Austin, M.V.O.
4th Class, 1903), R.N., Nav. Attache, Paris,
ormerly at Vienna : b. 1856. Res., Brit. Emb.,
Paris.
GAMBLE, Rear- Adm. Edward Harpur, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Egypt 1882, Gambia, and Brass River :
b. 1849.
GAMBLE, James Sykes, CLE. (1899), M.A.,
F.R.S., F.L.S., has been in Forest Dept. in
Burma, Bengal, and Madras, ret. i8gg : b. 1847.
Res., Highfield, East Liss, Hants.
GAMBLE, Maj. Richard Narrien, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Berks. Regt. ; Bechuanald. 1884-5,
Nile 1898, S. Africa 1900, D.A.A.G. Cork Diat.
1896-7: b. i860.
GANDOLFI, Countess (Contessa). Charlotte
Mary Gandolji- Horny old, 1st Ctss. (Papacy 1899),
dau. of following, b. 1885. Permitted to designate
her own heir.
GANDOLFI, Duke (Duca). Thomas Charles
Gandnlfi- Homy old, 1st Duke (Papacy 1899) and
1st Marq. G. (do. 1895, a title aftds. given also
to his 2nd son, ihe follg.), 13th Marq. G. (Genoa
1529 by Emp. Charles V.), 11th Marq. of Mela ti
and Montecrescenzio (3fantua 1616), Count
of Ricaldoni (do. 1620), Count of Gazelli and
Chiosanica (Savoy 1636) ; a D.L. for Cos. Worces-
ter and Hereford : son of the late Jno. Vincent
Komyold, 12th Marq. G. (d. 1902) ; b. 1846, cr.
Duke 1899, sue. to his father's titles 1902; mar.
1878 Maria Teresa Carlotta Luisa Sophia, dau.
of the late Marshal Cabrera, Marques del Ter of
Spain. Heir, his son Duca Alfonso Otho G.-H.
(b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. the following).
Seats, Blackmore Pk., Hanley Castle [a village],
Worcester ; Villa Gandolfi, San Remo, Italy.
GANDOLFI, Marquess (Marchese). Ralph
Vincent Gandoifi-Hornyold, 1st Marq. (of new
creation, Papacy 1899), Lieut. 5th Batt. Wore.
Regt. (Mil.) : 2nd son of preceding, b. 1881. No
present heir.
GANESH, Eao Sir Gang adiiar,K.C.I.E.(i903),
Chief of Miraj , called also Bala Saheb Patwar-
Dhanir: b. 1866. Res., Miraj, Bombay.
GANGA SINGH— see " Bikanir."
GARCIA, Arthur Henry, I.S.O. (1904), Civ.
Commissr., and Res. Magistrate at Poit Eliza-
beth, Cape Colony, pre v. Sec. for Defence : b.
1849. Res.. Port Eliz ibeth, Cape Col,
GARD, William Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), R.N., Ch. Constructor, Portsmouth Dock-
yard : b. 1854. Res., The Dockyard, Portsmouth.
GARDINER, Frederick William, I.S.O.
(1902), Sen. Clk. in Parliam. Counsel's Office:
b. 1849.
GARDNER, family name of the Baronies of
Burghclere and Gardner — see former for
" Hons." of the name.
GARDNER Barony (U.K. and Irel.). Suc-
cession contested between Alan Legge Gardner,
b. 1881, and Alan Hyde Gardner, b. 1878.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1794; Ln. Gardner, 7r«7.
1800, U.K. 1806.— Adm. Sir Aim Gardner, M.P. for
Plymouth and Westminster, a Lord of the Admiralty,
and a distinguished officer under Earl Howe, obtained
successively all of these titles.
*** The 3rd Bn. died in 1883 leaving no legitimate male
issue. Contested claims to the succession are now
advanced by two 2nd cousins, both great grandsons of the
2nd son of the 1st Bn. The claimant till lately supposed
to stand alone was Alan Hyde, 2nd son of the 2nd son
just r-amed ; but he died in 1899, leaving a son, the
above claimant Alan Legge. But a rival claim is raised by
another Alan Hyde, grandson of the 3rd son of the above
2nd son, whose father (d. igoi) bore the same name,
and who bases his claim upon an alleged irregularity
in the marriage of his rival's grandfather, Stewart Wm.
306 GAB, Directory
Gardner, which was effected with an Indian Begum, a
cousin of hie ownj her grandfather, Win. Gardner, having
married an Indian princess who was adopted as a
daughter by the Emperor of Delhi. The late claimant
himself, the father of Alftli Legge( was the third to
niarry a native Indian girl, the Ceremony being per-
formed in their case by a Methodist minister in the
house of the claimant's father. His late rival, the Alan
Hyde who died in 1901, was an artist living at Ipswich,
where he assumed the title of Baron; His son, of the
same name, now continues the rivalry. Thei-e have been
four Alan Hydes in the pedigree— the son of the 2nd. son
(d. 1899, father of the claimant Alan Leggei, and the 3rd
son, with his own son and grandson, the rival claimant.
Titled Relative.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (2nd cons, once rem. of Claimants) :
Hon. Florence Coulstoun, now Ctss. of Onslow, mar.
1875 4th Earl of O., (j[.v.
GARDNER, Knight. Sir Robert J. P.
Gardner, Kt. Bach. (1905), a chartered accountant
of Dublin.
GARDNER, Christopher Thomas, C.M.G.
(1892), late Consul at Amoy, prev. at other Chinese
ports, acted as Cons.-Gen. inCorea 1894 : b. 1842.
Ees. Park Lawn, Cheltenham.
GARDYNE (GREENHILL-), Hon. Mrs.
Charles, dau. of 9th Vise. Strathallan— see
" Perth."
GARFORTH, Rear-Adm. Edmund St. John,
C. B. (Mil. 1887), Baltic and Black Seas, Burma
during Mutiny, N.Z., Persian Gulf, Malay Campn.
1875-6, and Egypt, ret. 1890 : b. 1836. Ees., 14
Upp. Maze Hill, St. Leoiiards-on-Sea.
GARFORTH, Hon. Mrs. William Henry, dau.
of 8th Bn. Middleton.
GARIOCH, Lord {by courtesy— title Scot. 1336),
only son and heir of E. of Mar.
GARLAND, Lt. -Col. Ernest Alfred Crowder, |
D. S.O. (1900-1), comdg. 1st Batt. Highld. L.I. ;
Egypt, Malakand 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1857.
GARLIES, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. G.,
Scot. 1607), elder son and heir of the Earl of
Galloway.
GARMOYLE, Viscount {U.K. 1878), a title of
the Earldom of Cairns, borne by the heir when a so a.
GARNETT, Col. Reginald, C.B. (Mil. 1893),
Seaforth Highldrs., retd. (1898) ; Afghn. 1878-80,
Egypt, Hazara 1888, late A.D.C. to Queen Vic-
toria : b. 1844.
GARNETT, Richard, C.B. (Civ. 1895), LL.D.,
late Keeper of Printed Books, Brit. Mus., and
prev. Supt.of the Reading Room,was in all 48 years
in the Museum, is author of several works : b. 1835.
Ees., 27 Tanza Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
GARNOCK, Viscount (6// courtesy— title Scot.
1703), elder son and heir of E. of Lindsay.
GARRAN, Robert Randolph, C.M.G. (1901),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Sec. to Drafting Cmttee.
of Australn. Fed. Convention, now Parliam.
Draftsman: b. 1867. Ees., Oscaloosa, Lambert
Rd., Toorak, Victoiia.
GARRATT, Col. Francis Sitdlow, C.B. (Mil.
1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), late 6th Drgn. Gds. ;
Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa 1899-1902, mnv comdg.
Jhansi Brigade : b. 1859. Club, Nav. and Mil.
GARRETT, Lady Isabella Emily, sist. of 7th
E. of Orkney.
GARRICK, Knight. Hon. Sir James Francis
Garrick, K.C.M.G. (1886), K.C. (1882), has been
Attom.-Gen., Postmaster-Gen., Min. of Lands,
an M.L.A., M.L.C., and M.E.C., and twice
Agent-Gen. in London for Queensld. : b. 1836.
mar. 1865 Kate, dau. of the late J. J. Cadell,
Esq., M.D. Ees., Brisbane; 12 Upp. Phillimore
Gdns., Kens., W.
of Peerage, . GAS
GARROD, Knight. Sir Alfred Baring Garrod,
Kt. Baeh. (1887), M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P. (Vice-
Pres.)j Consg. Phys. to King's Coll. Hosp., was
Phys. Extraord. to Queen .Victoria, is author of
several med. treatises: b. 1819, widower. Ees.,
10 Harlcy St., W.
GARSIA, Maj. Herbert George Anderson,
D.S.O. (1902), A.S.C., Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-
1902, now a Staff Offr. for Transpt. : b. 1871.
GARSTIN, Knight. Sir William Edmund
.Garstin, G.C.M.G. (1902; K.C.M.G. 1897), Und.
Sec. Pub. Works (Nile Reservoir), Egypt: b.
1849, mar. i883 Mary Isabella (divorced 1902),
dau. of the late Chas. A. North, Esq. Ees., Cairo.
GARSTIN, Col. Alfred Allan, C.M.G. (1901),
Middx. Regt. retd. (1903) ; Zululd. 1879, Soudan
1885, and S. Africa 1899-1902 as a Dist. Comdt. :
b. 1850. Club, Army and Navy.
GARTHIE, Baron {Scot.- 1600)— see "Huntly,
M. of."
GARVAGH, Baron. Charles John Spencer
George Canning, 3rd Bn. {Ircl.), M.A., a
D.L. for Co. Londonderry, late Lieut. Cinque
Ports and North Ir. Divs. R.A. : son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. June 2, 1852 ; sue. 1871 ; mar. 1877 Florence
Alice, dau. of Bn. Joseph de Bretton of Copen-
hagen. Seat, Garvagh House, Garvagh R.S.O.,
Co. Londonderry; town res., 4 Marble Arch, W.
Creation. Bn. Garvagh, Jrel. 1818.— Col. George Can-
ning, F.R.S., F.S.A., 1st cousin of the illustrious states-
man of the same name, was the recipient of this I'eei age.
Another 1st cousin became the 1st and only Vise. Strat-
ford de Redcliffe.
Titled Relatives.
{Canning.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Leopold Ernest Stratford George C, heir
to Barony, a D.L. for Londonderry, late Lieut.
Highld. L.I. (Mil.): b. 1878, mar. 1904 Caroline
Grace Elizabeth, dau. of Chas. Rube, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Canning). Club, Automobile. (2nd heir, his
uncle Hon. Conway. )
Issue ofzndBn. (bro. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1853.)
Hon. Conway Stratford George C, late Maj. 5th Batt.
(formerly of 1st) King's Roy. Rif. Corps (Mil.):
b. 1854. Ees., 2 Ryder St., St. James's, S.W.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (uncle of pi'esent) :
(The late 2nd Barox, b. 1826, d. 1O71.)
Hon. Albert Stratford George C, a D.L. for Co.
Londonderry, an author, b. 1832. lies., The Lodge,
Rostrevor, Co. Down.
GAR VICE, Capt. Chudleigh, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; Boer War 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
GASCOIGNE, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir Willi am
Julius Gascoigne, K.C.M.G. (1901), served in
Egypt and at Suakin, late comdg. Forces in
Hong Kong, prev. Militia of Dom. of Canada at
Halifax, N.S.,ret. 1904: b. 1844, mar. 1875 Helen,
dau. of the late Martin T. Smith, Esq., and widow
of Hon. Arthur F. Egerton, son of 1st E. of
Ellesmere. Ees., 13 South St., Park Ln., W.
GASCOIGNE, Maj. Ernest Frederick; Orby,
D.S.O. (1898), Gren. Gds. ; Khartoum, S. Africa
1900-2, now Offr. in charge of Musketry Duties
in London Dist. : b. 1873. Ees., 27 Onslow Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
GASCOIGNE (TRENCH-), Col. Frederic
Richard Thomas, D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Col.
and Lt.-Col. comdg. Yorks. Hussars, Imper.
Yeoin., formerly Capt. Roy. Horse Gds. ; Nile
1884-5, 3. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1851 (gt. nephew of
1st Bn, Ashtown). Ees., Lotherton Hall, Aber-
ford, Leeds ; Craignish Castle, Ardfern, Argyllsh.
Baronetage, Knightage, <&c. GER 307
GAS
GASELEE, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Alfred
Gaselee, G.C.I.E. (1901), K.C.B. (Mil. 1898),
F.B.C.L, Col. 54th Sikhs LA., late an A.D.C.
to H.M., served on N.-W. Frontier 1863 and
1897-8, in Abyssinia 1867-8, Bezoti and Jowaki
Expedns., Afghanistan 1878-80, Zhob Valley,
Hazara 1891, Isazai, &c, late Q.M.G. in India,
and comdg. the Troops in China, now comdg.
Eastn. Comd. in India: b. 1844, mar. 1895, 2nd
wife, Alice Margaret, dau. of the late G-artside
Gartside-Tipping, Esq. (having divorced 1st wife,
Alice Jane Baxter). Res., Naini Tal, N. W. Provs.
GASK &c, Baron {Scot. 1676)— see " Atholl."
GASKELL, Lady Catherine Henrietta, dau
of 5th E. of Portsmouth.
GASKELL, Lady Constance Harriet Stuart,
dau. of 5th E. of Eaufurly.
GATACBE, Hon. Lady, dau. of Bn. Davey
(q.v.) and wife of the following.
GATACBE, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir William
Forbes Gat acre, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), D.S.O. (1889),
LA. retd. (1904) ; served in Hazara 1888, Chitral
Belief, and Soudan 1898, comdg. Brit. Div. at
Omdurman and 3rd Div. of Natal Army, 1899-
1900, late comdg. East Dist. : b. 1843, mar. 1895
the above Hon. Lady Gatacre. Res., Hazel Mill,
Stroud, Glouc.
GATACBE, Maj.-Gen. John, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
Col. 123rd Outram's Bifles LA. ; Mutiny,
China, Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 188S-8, comd. a
2nd class Dist. Bombay 1891-6: b. 1841. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
GATLEY, John, I.S.O. (1902), Assist. Sec.
Customs Dept.
GATT, Hon. Lorenzo, C.M.G. (1901), Supt. of
Pub. Works in Malta and an M.E.C. Res., 22
Strada Seconda, Floriana, Malta.
GATTY, Knight. Hon. Sir Stephen Herbert
Gatty, Kt. Bach. (1904), Ch. Justice of Gibraltar,
has been Attorn-Gen. for Leeward Islds. and
Trinidad, Chanc. of Diocese of latter and Antigua,
and a Puisne Judge in Straits Settmts. : b.
1849, mar. 1905, 2nd wife, Katharine, dau. of the
late Alfred Morrison, Esq. Res., Gibraltar.
GATTY (SCOTT-), Knight. Sir Alfred Scott
Scott-Gatty, Kt. Bach. (1904), F.S.A., Garter Prin-
cipal King of Arms (1904), prev. York Herald,
noted as an antiquary and as a composer of
many admired songs, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1847, mar. 1874 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Jno. Foster, Esq. Res., Wendover Lodge,
Welwyn Herts. ; 9 Victoria 'Sq., S.W. ; The Col-
lege of Arms, Queen Victoria St., E.C.
GAUL, Bishop — see " Mashonaland."
GAUNT, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Caro-
line, dau. of Wm. Jowett, Esq.), mar. 1843 Sir
Edwin Gaunt, twice Mayor of Leeds (d. 1903).
Res., Carlton Lodge, Leeds.
GAUNT, Capt. Ernest Frederic Augustus,
C.M.G. (1902), B.N., China 1900, late Commissr.
at Wei-hai-Wei : b. 1865. Club, U. Serv.
GAUNT (FBEM ANTLE-) , Hon. Walter, son
of 2nd Bn. Cottesloe.
GAUSSEN, Capt. James Bobert, D.S.O.
(1900), LA., China 1900-1 : b. 1877. Res., Duncote,
Towcester, N'thants.
GAUSSEN, Lady Kathleen Frances, dau.
of 3rd E. of Bandon.
GAVEY, John, C.B. (Civ. 1903), M.I.C.E.,
Engineer-in-Chief and Electrician, G.P.O. : b.
1842. Res., Fanlight, Hampton Wick, Middx.
GAY, Maj. Arthur William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
B.A., Burma 1885-7 and S. Africa 1900, now
Brig.-Maj. B.A. in Irish Comd. : b. 1863.
GEABY, Baronet. Sir William Nevill
Montgomerie Geary, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1782),
M.A., a D.L. for Kent, was 1895 Attom.-Gen.
of Gold Coast : son of 4th Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1895.
Heir, none. Seat, Oxon Hoath, Tonbridge ; chamb.,
2 Harcourt Bdgs. and 2 Plowden Bdgs., Temple,
E.C
GEABY, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry le
Guay Geary, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), Col. Comdt.
B.A., late Gov. and Com.-in-Ch. of the Bermudas,
served in Crimea, Mutiny, Abyssinia 1868, has
been Pres. of Ordn. Cmttee. and A.A.G. inlreld.
and at Headqrs., ret. 1904: b. 1837, mar- l865
Sophia Mary, dau. of the late Geo. Symes, Esq.
Club, Jun. U. Serv.
GEDDES, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Bachel
Bobertson, dau. of Wm. White, Esq.), mar. 1859
Sir Wm. Duguid Geddes, Princ. of Aberdeen Univ.
(d. 1900). Res., 55 Don St., Old Aberdeen.
GEDDES, Lt.-Col. Bobert James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.A., M.B., B.A.M.C., Burma 1886-9,
Chin Lushai 1889-90, Mekran, S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1858.
GEDYE, Capt. James Banfield, D.S.O. (1902),
2nd Kitchener's Fighting Scouts, S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1877. Res., Queenstown, S. Africa.
GEIKIE, Knight. Sir Archibald Geikie, Kt.
Bach. (1891), LL.D., D.C.L., D.Sc, F.B.S., F.G.S.
(Pres. 1890-2), late Dir. -Gen. of Geol. Surv. U.K.
and Dir. Mus. of Geol., Murchison Prof . of Geol.
and Mineral, in Edinb. Univ. 1871-82, Pres. Brit.
Assoc. 1892-3, For. Sec. Boy. Soe. 1889-93, and an
author of geolog. and other scient. works, now
Sec. to Boy. Soc. : b. 1835, mar. 1871 Alice Gabri-
elle, dau. of Mons. Eugene Pignatel, of Lyons.
Res., 10 Chester Terr., Begent's Pk., N.W.
GELDEB, Knight. Sir (William) Alfred
Gelder, Kt. Bach. (1903), F.B.I.B.A., Mayor of
Hull from 1899, has largely aided in improvements
of the town : b. 1855, mar. 1878 Elizabeth, dau. of
Thos. Parker, Esq. Res., West Parade House,
Hull.
GELL (LYTTELTON-),Hon. Mrs.PniLiP, dau.
of 8th Vise. Midleton.
GEOBGE, Edward Claudius Scotney, CLE.
(1894), a Dep. Commissr. Burma, acted as Sub-
Commissr. on Burmo-China Frontier Delimitation
Commissn. : b. 1865. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
GEBABD, family name of Barony following.
GEBABD, Baron. Frederic John Gerard,
3rd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., 2nd Lieut. Boy. Horse
Gds. : son of 2nd Bn.; b. Nov. 10, 1883; sue. 1902
(C.) ; unmarrd. Seats, Garswood, Newton-le-
Willows, Lanes. ; Eastwell Pk., Ashford, Kent;
town res., 23 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1611 ; Bn. Gerard, U.K. 1876.
—Col. Sir Robt. Tolver Gerard, 13th. Bt., an A.D.C. to
the late Queen, was the first to obtain this Peerage.
Titled Belatives.
(Gerard.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. {sist. of present) :
Hon. Ethel Catharine Hannah, now Bnss. Be Forest,
b. 1881, mar. 1904, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. De F., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1883.)
Survivin g issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunts of pres.) :
(The late and Baron, b. 1851, d. 1502.) , .
Hon. Robert Joseph Gerard-Dicconson, heir pres. to
Barony, formerly Capt. Roy. Lane. Regt. (Mil.) : b.
1857, assumed name of Dicconson 1896, mar. 1888
Eleanor, (Hon. Mrs. G.-D.), dau. of the late Wm.
Jno. Bankes, Esq.. (ni Murray, but assumed his
wife's surname) . Res. , Wrightington Hall, Wigan ;
8 Stratton St., Piccadilly, W. (2nd heir, his son
Charles Robert Tolver Michael, b. 1894.)
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308 GEE,
Directory of Peerage,
GIF
Hon. . Monica Maryt now Hon. Mrs. Laurence
Oliphant, mar. 1878 Maj. -Gen. Laurence J as. 0.,
C.V.O., q.v.
Hon. Katherihe Frances, now Hon. Lady Gosselin
(q.v., Kt.'s Wid.), mar. 1880 the late Sir Martin Le
M. Hadsley G., K.O.M.G. (d. 1905).
; GERARD, Baron's Widow. The Lady G.
{Mary Emmeline Laura, dau. of the late Henry
B. W. Milner, Esq., and granddau. of Abp. Beres-
ford of Armagh), mar. 1877 and Bn. Gerard (d.
1902) . Mes., -with present Bn.
GERARD, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Helen
Adelaide, dau. of the late Edwd. R. Meade, Esq.),
mar. 1888 Gen. Sir Montagu G. Gerard, K.C.B.,
K:C.S.I. (d. 1905). Bes., Roehsoles, Airdrie,
Lanarks.
GETH1N, Baronet. Sir Richard Charles
Percy Gethin, 8th Bt. {Irel. 1665), barrister-at-
law, late Capt. and Hon. Maj. 4th Batt. Suffolk
Regt. (Mil.) and Instr. of Musketry, served in
S. Africa 1900-2 : son of 7th Bt., b. 1847,
sue. 1885, mar. 1876 Catharine, dau. of Fredk.
E. B. Scott, Esq. Heir, his son Richard Walter
St. Lawrence (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Frederick Durrant Scott, b. 1879). Bes., The
Grove, Hythe, Southampton.
GHAIN KA JET, Marquess's Widow.
Marchioness of G. K. (Catherine Delicata, dau.
of Hon. Francesco Dalmas), mar. 1840 3rd Marq.
of Ghain Kajet (title, Malta 1796), a memb. of
Maltese Cmttee. of Privileges (d. 18— when the
title became abeyant, though it is still claimed) .
Bes., 9 Stfada Frederico, Valetta.
GHAIN TOFFIEHA, Count of. Rev. Fran-
cesco Saverio Theuma Casteletti, 4th Ct. {Malta
1792).
GHAIN TOFFIEHA, Count's Widow.
Countess of G. T. (Maria Theresa, dau. of 3rd
M. of Fiddien), mar. 1875 3rd Ct. of Ghain
Toffieha (d. 1885). Res., Strada Reale, Notabile,
Malta.
GHARIEXEM, Baron— see " Sant-Cassia."
GHAUS BAKHSH, Sardar Sir, K.C.I.E.
(1903), Baisani, Prem. Ch. of the Sarawans, Balu-
chistan. Bes., Sarawan.
GIB, Knight. Gen. Sir William Anthony Gil.
K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in Kandeish 1844,
Mutiny, Afghanistan 1879-80, and comd. a Div.
in Madras 1886-9: b. 1827, mar. 1851 Sarah
Caroline, dau. of the late Gen. Howard C.
Dowker. Bes., 11 Highland Rd., Norwood, S.E.
GIBB, Knight. Sir George Stegmann Gibb,
Kt. Baeh. (1904), LL.B., Gen. Manager N. E.
Rail., prev. Assist. Solic. G. W. R. and a member
of Roy. Commssn. on Land Traffic : b. 1850, mar.
1881 Dorothea, dau. of J. W. Garrett-Smith, Esq.
Bes., 5 Holbeck Hill, Scarborough.
GIBB, Capt. Evan, D.S.O. (1902), A.S.C., Sierra
Leone 1898-9, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877. Bes.,
Normanton, Sth. Famborough, Hants.
GIBB, J. A. T., I.S.O. (1902), Acct. and Regist.
of Bonds to P.O. of Edinburgh : b. 1842.
GIBB,Lt.-Col. John Hassard Stewart, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt. ; Nile and Soudan 1884-6
and S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1859.
GIBBES (OSBORNE-), Baronet. Sir Edward
Osborne- Gibbes, 3rd Bt. {Gt. Br. 1774), Assist.
Sec. in Educn. Dept. N. Zealand : son of 2nd
l Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1874, mar. 1879 Sara, dau.
of Capt. Jno. Mitchell, of N.Z. Militia. Heir,
his son Philip Arthur (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. John Alfred, b. 1855). Kes., Wellington, N.Z.
! GIBBES (OSBORNE-), Baronet's Widow.
iDowager Lady O.-G. (Anne, dau. of R. Penney,
Esq.), mar. 1848, as 2nd wife, Sir Saml. Osborne-
Gibbes, 2nd Bt. (d. 1874). Bes., Auckland, N.Z.
GIBBON, Thomas Mitchell, CLE. (1878),
formerly Memb. Counc. Ind. Viceroy.
GIBBONS, Baronet. Sir Charles Gibbons,
6th Bt. of Stanwell Place { Gt. Br. 1752), a D.L.
for Middx., a retired Captain R.N., served in Black
Sea, formerly a Govt. Emigration Officer : grand-
son of 4th Bt. and bro. of 5th, b. 1828, sue. 1893,
mar. 1864 Lydia Martha, dau. of the late Maj.
Jno. Doran. Heir, his son Capt. Alexander
Doran G. (b. 1873; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Capt.
Frederick G., b. 1832). Seat, Stanwell PL,
Staines, Middx.
GIBBONS, James Samuel, C.B. (Civ. 1899),
M.A., a Pacha in Egypt, Chmn. of Gen. Prisons
Bd. Ireld., formerly Dep. Insp.-Gen. Egyptn.
Police: b. 1850. Bes., Failthe, Foxrock, Co.
Dublin.
GIBBONS, William, C.B. (Civ. 1903), Princ.
Clk., Public Bill Office, Ho. of Commons : b. 1842.
Bes., Pine Grove House, Weybridge, Surrey.
GIBBS, family name of Aldenham Barony, q.v.
for "Hons."
GIBBS, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Catha-
rine Mary, dau. of the late Robt. Gibbs Jackson,
Esq.), mar. 1870 Sir Ben T. Brandreth Gibbs
(d. 1885). Bes., 229 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
GIBRALTAR, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Edward Collins, D.D., 5th Bp., late Prof, of
Eccles. Hist, at King's Coll. London and Examg.
Chapl. to Bp. of St. Albans, has been Mission
Preacher of All Hallows, Barking, and Lect. at
Selwyn and St. John's Colls. Camb., is Chapl. to
Ord. of St. John Jerus., wrote the quoted para-
graphs on " Bishops " in this volume : b. 1867, mar.
1904, cons, same year. London address, 7 Trinity
Sq., E.C.
GIBSON, family name of Ashbourne Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
GIBSON, Bishop. (1) Rt. Rev. Alan George
Sumner Gibson, D.D., Bp. Coadj. at Cape Town
from 1894, prev. Canon of the Cathedral, and has
been Vice-Princ. of St. Paul's Mssnry. Coll. at
Burgh (Lines.), Canon of Umtata, Archdn. of
Kokstad, &c. : b. 1856.— (2) See " Gloucester."
GIBSON, Priv. Counc. Rt.Hon. John George
Gibson, P.C. {Irel. 1887), M.A., an M.P. 1885-8,
appd. Q.C. 1880 and 3rd Serj.-at-Law 1885, has
been Solic. and Attorn. Gen. for Ireland, now a
Judge of King's Bench and a Commissr. of Nat.
Educn. in Ireld.: b. 1846, mar. 1871. Bes., 38
Fitzwilliam PL, Dublin.
GIBSON, Capt. C. H., D.S.O. (1902), Boer
War 1902 with Brit. S.African Police.
GIBSON, Frederick Alban, I.S.O. (1903),
Coll. of Customs and Acting Colon. Sec, Mauri-
tius : b. i860. Bes., Port Louis.
GIBSON, Henry James, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Assist. Comptr. and Aud. of Customs, late
Assist. Dir. of Army Finance: b. i860. Bes.,
Waverley Lodge, Seaford, Sussex ; 12 St. James's
Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.
GIBSON. Lieut. Isham Worsley, M.Y.O. (5th
Class, 1901)', R.N. : b. 1882.
GIBSON, Walter Matthew, M.V.O. (4th
Class, .1900), Sec. to Privy Purse from 1880:
b. 1856. Bes., The Croft, Oxted, Surrey; Privy
Purse Off., Buckm. Palace, S.W.
GIDHAUR--see " Ravaneshwar.''
GIFFARD {pron. Jiff-), family name of Hals-
bury Earldom, q.v. for Lady Evelyn.
GIF Baronetage, Knightage, &c. 1 GIL 309
GIFFARD, Knight. Sir Henry Alexander
Giffard, Kt. Bach. (1903), K.C. (1882), Bailiff of
Guernsey, formerly a Reader in Equity to Inns
of Ct. : b. 1838, mar. 1866 Helen Agnes, dau. of
Stephen Alers Hankey, Esq. Res., Braye du
Valle, Guernsey.
GIFFARD, Rear-Adm. George Augustus,
C.M.G. (1902), Arctic Expedn. 1875-6, Egypt 1882,
late Senior Naval Officer in protection of New-
foundland fisheries : b. 1849.
GIFFARD, Lt.-Col. William Carter, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Welsh Regt. retd. (1902) ; Soudan and
Nile 1888-9, Gold Coast 1897-9, and S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1859.
GIFFEN, Knight. Sir Robert Giffen, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1895), LL.D., F.R.S., Ch. of Statist. Dept.
of Bd. of Trade 1876-82, aftds. Controller-Gen. of
Commerc. and Statist. Depts. of same (ret. 1897),
has been Pres. of Statist. Soc. and of Section F.
of Brit. Assoc., author of numerous essays on
financial and other subjects, formerly a journalist :
b. 1837, mar. 1896, 2nd wife, Margaret Ann, dau.
of the late Geo. Wood, Esq., of Aberdeen. lies.,
Chanctonbury, Pulborough R.S.O., Sussex.
GIFFORD (pron. Jiff-), family name of follg.
Barony.
GIFFORD, Baron. Edric Frederick Gifford,
3rd Bn. (U.K.), VOL (1874), formerl'y Maj. Middx.
Regt., served in Ashanti Expedn. 1873-4 and in
Zulu War 1879, was twice on Staff of Sir Garnet
Wolseley in Natal, and Colon. Sec. West Australia
1880-3, and at Gibraltar 1883-8 : son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. July 5, 1849; sue. 1872 (C.) ; mar. 1880 Sophie
Catherine, dau. of Gen. Jno. A. Street, C.B.
Res., Old Park, Chichester.
Creation. Bn. Gifford, U.K. 1834.— Sir Robt. Gilford
(Kt.), Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas, previously
Attorney-General, was promoted to this Barony ; he was
afterwards Deputy Speaker of the House of Lords.
Titled Relatives.
(Gtford.)
Surviving issue o/2ndBn. (bros. andsists. of pres.) :
Hon. Eva, now Hon. Lady Trotter (q.v., Kt.'s Wid.),
b. 1846, mar. 1866 the late Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry T.,
G.C.V.O. (d. 19051.
Hon. Harriet Ella, now Hon. Mrs. Archibald
Douglas-Pennant, b. 1847 (Jan.), mar. 1865 the late
Hon. Archibd. Chas. Hy. D.-P. (d. 1884), son of 1st
Bn. Penrhyn, q.v.
Hon. Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Robert Speir, b. 1847
(Dec), mar. 1868 Robt. T. Napier S., Esq. Res.,
Culdecs Castle, Muthill R.S.O., Perthsh.
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Evelyn Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Kingscote, b. 1850, mar. 1872 Thos. A. Fitzhardinge
K., Esq. Res., The Abbey, Cirencester, Glouc. ;
St. James's Palace, S.W.
Hon. Eleanore, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Dansey, b.
1852, mar. 1873 Lt.-Col. Edwd. Marjoribank D.
Res., Cams Hall, Fareham, Hants.
Hon. Elspeth Fitzhardinge, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Butler, b. 1855, mar. 1877 Lt.-Col. Fras. J. Paul B.
Res., Wyck Hill, Wick Rissington, Stow-on-the-
Wold R.S.O., Glouc. ; 26 Ebury St., S.W.
Hon. Eogau Berkeley G., heir pres. to Barony,
formerly Lieut, in S. Glouc. Mil.: b. 1857, mar. 1879,
as 2nd husb., Mary, dau. of Jno. Osborne, Esq ,
Q.C., and widow of Thos. Booth, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Edgar G.). Res., Bourue Stream, Wotton-under-
Edge R.S.O., Glouc.
Hon. Maurice Raymond G., C.M.G. (1896), 2nd heir,
late Gen. Man. of Bechuanaland Exploration Co.,
served in Canada 1885 and in Matabeleland 1896
in comd. of Gilford's Horse, which he raised, in
Kimberley Mounted Corps in S. Africa 1900 ; was a
Corresponds of the Daily Telegraph in Egypt 1882 :
b. 1859, mar. 1897 Marguerite, dau. of the late
Capt. Cecil Therold (Hon. Mrs. Maurice £?,). Res.,
Boothby Hall, Grantham.
Hon. Edith Charlotte G., b. 1863. Res., Hampton
Ct. Palace,
DauMn-la-w of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1817, d. 1872.)
Hon. Mrs. George G. (Louisa, dau. of Col. R. Webb),'
mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, the late Rev. the Hon. Geo.1
Robert G. (d. 1878). \
GIFFORD, Baron's Widow. The Dowager-
Lady G., nee Hon. Frederica Charlotte Fitzhar-;
dinge Berkeley, dau. of 1st Bn. Fitzhardinge, b.i
1825, mar. 1845 2nd Bn. Gifford (d. 1872). Res.,\
Hampton Ct. Pal.
GIFFORD j Earl of (by courtesy— title Scot.l
1694), eld. son and heir of M. of Tweeddale. I
GIFFORD, Charles Edwin, C.B. (Civ. 1894).;
Paymaster-in-Ch. R.N. retd., has served on Staff!
of various Coms.-in-Ch., was Sec. to Adm. Earlj
of Clan william and Joint Sec. to an important!
Admiralty Cmttee. 1891 : b. 1843. Res., 18 Thei
Grove, Boltons, S.W.
GILBERT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady G.\
(Maria, dau. of Benj. Smith, Esq.). mar. 1855, &s'<
2nd wife, Sir J. Henry Gilbert, LL.D., F.R.S.,;
Pres. Chem. Soc. 1882-3 (d- i90i)« Res., Har-j
penden, Herts.— (2) Lady G. (Rosa, dau. of Jos.;
Mulholland, Esq., M.D.), mar. 1891 Sir Jno.i
Thos. Gilbert, F.S.A., the historian (d. 1898).;
Res., Villa Nova, Mt. Merrion Avenue, Black-;
rock, Co. Dublin. \
GILBERT, Alfred, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1897).!
R.A. (Acad.), D.C.L., F.S.A., a distinguished;
sculptor: b. 1854. Res., 62 Warrington Cresc.,;
Maida Vale, W.
GILBERT, Maj. Arthur Robert. D.S.O. j
(1902), Rov. Sussex Regt. ; Soudan 1885, Hazara;
1888, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1863. i
GILBERT, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 1st Bn.[
Carew.
GILBEY, Baronet. Sir Walter Gilbey, 1st
Bt. {U.K. 1893), Chmn. of W. &A. Gilbey, wine!
merchants &c. , Trustee and Past Pres. of Roy. j
Agric. Soc, a memb. of Counc. Roy. Agric.j
Benev. Inst., a Gov. of Roy. Vet. Coll., and con-j
nected with Socs. for improvement of Horses,;
served in Pay Dept. during Crimean War : son of;
the late Henry Gilbey, Esq., b. 1831, widower.'
Heir, his son Henry Walter (b. 1859; 2nd heir,:
latter's son Walter Ewart, b. 1886). Seat, Elsen-;
ham Hall, Essex, near Bp.'s Stortford ; town res.J
Cambridge House, 11 St. Andrew's PL, Regent's
Pk.,N.W.
GILDEA, Knight. Col. Sir James Gildea, Kt. i
Bach. (1902), C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Civ. 1898),;
F.S. A., 'formerly Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 6thi
Batt. Warwicks. Regt. (Mil.) is Chmn. and Treas. !
Soldiers' and Sailors' Families Assoc. (founded by]
him), memb. of Roy. Patriotic Fund Corp., and ai
Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus.: b. 1838, widower.!
Res., 11 Hogarth Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
GILES, Edward, CLE. (1903), M.A., Dir. of|
Public Instruction, Bombay, has been an M.L.C,'
also Prof, of History, &c. : b. 1849. Res.,~ 6\
Queen's Gdns., Poona, Bombav. 1 i
GILES, Robert, CLE. (1899), M.A., late!
Commissr. in Sind, prev. Collector and Magist. :
b. 1846. Club, United Univ.
GILL, Bishop— see " Travancore."
GILL, Knight. Sir David GUI, K.C.B. (Civ.
1900), LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S. , F.R.S. E., AstronJ
Royal at the Cape, a Corresp. Memb. of the Inst, of
France and Foreign or Corresp. Memb. of several:
scient. bodies, author of numerous works, and
papers on astronom. and geodetic subjects : b. 1843,
mar. i87oIsobel Sara, dau. of Jno. Black, Esq., of
Aberdeensh. Res., Roy. Observ.. Cape Col.
GILL, Thomas, I.S.O. (1903), Under Treasurer,!
State of South Australia, and Hon. Treas. S.
310 GIL Directory of Peerage,
G-LA
Austr. branch of Roy. Geograph. Soc. : b. 1849.
Res., Adelaide.
GlLLAM, Capt. "William Albert, D.S.O.
(lgdQ--!), Manchester Regt.; S. Africa 1900-2: b.
1870.
GILLFORD, Lord {by courtesy— title, Bn. G.,
Irel. 1766), eld. son and heir of E. of Clanwilliam.
GILL1AT, Maj. John Babington, D.S.O.
(1900-1), B.A., Herts. Imper. Yeom., and barrister-
at-law; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1868.
GILLMAN, Maj. Webb, D.S.O. (1902), R.A.,
S. Africa 1899*1900, S. Nigeria 1901-2 : b. 1870.
GILLOTT, Knight. Sir Samuel Gillott, Kt.
Baeh. (1901), Mayor of Melbourne 1900-3, an
M.L. A. (late Attorn.-Gen.) of Victoria, memb. of
the legal firm of Gillott, Bates, and Moir, of
Melbourne : b. 1838, mar. 1863 Elizabeth Jane,
dau. of the late Wm. Hawken, Esq. Res., Edensor,
Brunswick St,, Eitzroy, Melbourne.
GILMAN, Knight. Sir Charles Rackham
Gilman, Kt. Bach. (1897), Mayor of Norwich 1882-3
and 1896-7, a solicitor : b. 1833, mar. 1858 Sophie
Louisa, dau. of the late Thos. Storey, Esq. Res.,
Stafford House, Eaton, Norwich.
GILMOUR, Baronet. Sir John Gilmour, 1st
Bt. {U.K. 1897), V.D., a D.L. f or Eif eshire, Hon.
Col. Eifesh. Regt., Convener of Commissrs. of
Supply, Eifesh., Pres. of Scot. Union of Conserv.
Assocs. : son of the late Allan Gilmour, Esq., of
Lundin ; b. 1845, mar. 1873 Henrietta, dau. of his
relative David Gilmour, Esq., of Quebec. Heir,
his son Maj. John G. (b. 1876 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Harry, b. 1878). Seat, Montrave, Leven, Eifesh.
GILMOUR (GORDON-), Col. Robert Gor-
don {i.e. R. Gord. Gord. -Gilmour), C.B. (Mil.
1902), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), D.S.O. (1900-1),
comdg. 2nd Batt. Gren. Gds. ; Zululd. 1879, Sou-
dan 1884-5, S. Africa 1900-2, a memb. Roy. Co. of
Archers : b. 1857, mar. 1889 the following. Res.,
The Inch, Liberton, Midlothn. ; 104 Eaton Sq.,
S.W.
GILMOUR (GORDON-), Lady Susan, wife of
preceding and dau. of 6th Earl Beauchamp.
GILPIN, Edwin, I.S.O. (1903), M.A., LL.D.,
F. R.S. of Canada, F.R.G.S., Dep. Commissi-, of
Public Works and Insp. of Mines, Nova Scotia :
b. 1850. Res., Halifax, N.S.
GIMLETTE, Lt.-Col. George Hart Desmond,
CLE. (1901), M.D., I.M.S., Resid. Surg, at
Hyderabad, prev. Indore, has been on cholera
work in Egypt : b. 1855. Res., Hyderabad.
GIPPS, Knight. Gen. Sir Reginald Gipps,
G. C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1888), served in Crimea
and has been in command of Home Dist., D.A.G.
for Auxil. Forces, and Mil. Sec. to two Corns. -in-
Ch., ret. 1898, is Col. Durham L.I. : b. 1831, mar.
1886 Evelyn Charlotte, dau. of the late Col.
Feilden, of Hereford. Res., 11 Chester St., S.W.
GIPPSLAND, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur
Wellesley Pain, M.A., 1st Bp., late Rec-
tor of St. John, Darlinghurst, N.S.W., has
been Chapl. to Atp. of Sydney and Canon of
Sydney: b. 1841, mar. 1871, eons. 1902. Res., Sale,
Gippsland, Victoria.
GIRDWOOD, Capt. Austin Claude, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N'thumb. Eus. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa.
1899-1902 : b. 1875.
GIBOUARD, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir (Edouard)
Percy Cranwill Girouard, K.C.M.G. (1900-1),
D.S.O. (1896), R.E., served in Dongola 1896, Nile
1897-8, late Dir. of Bails, in S. African War (1899-
1902), prev. Pres. Egyptn. Rail. Bd. and of Bd.
of Control : b. 1867, mar. 1903 Mary Gwendolen,
dau. of Hon. Sir Richd. Solomon, K.C.M.G.
Club, U. Serv.
GIUSTINIANI-BANDINI, 1st Prince (Prin-
cipe— Papa I States 1863, in part a revival of an older
title, the two houses having been united by the
marriage of his predecessors)— see " Newburgh,"
of which house it is the family name.
*#* The Italian house which has come into possession
of the Scottish Earldom of Newburgh holds a
number of foreign titles which may be thus speci-
fied! The present Earl is 8th Prince Giustiniani (Bap.
States 1644) and 5th Marquess Bandini (Marchese— Pap.
States 1753); this latter honour being associated with
the titles Marq. of Lanciano and Rustano as well as that
of Lord of Varano (1721). To these titles he succeeded
1850 on death of his fatber, and in 1877, on that of his
mother, ho became Duke of Mondragone (Duca) and
Count of Carinola (Conte), she having inherited these
titles, both of Naples, from her grandfather Dominico
Grillo,whosc daughter her father, the 6th E. of Newburgh,
had married in 1789 ; her partial Scottish descent thus
constituting her also Ctss. of Newburgh in her own right.
GLADSTONE, Baronet. Sir John Robert
Gladstone, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1846), a D.L. for Kin-
eardinesh., formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds., served
in Egyptian and Suakin Expedns. : son of 2nd
Bt. and nephew of the late Premier, b. 1852,
sue. 1S89. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Walter
Longueville G. (b. 1846; 2nd heir, latter's bro.
Richard Francis, b. 1849) . Seats, Fasque, Laurence-
kirk, Kincardinesh. ; Glen Dye, Banchory R.S.O.,
same Co.
GLADSTONE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Herbert
John Gladstone, P.C. ( Gt. Br. 1894), M.A.,M.P. for
West Leeds (L.), and Princ. Whip to the Liberal
Party, formerly Lecturer on History at Keble
Coll. Oxford, and has been a Lord of Treas., Under
Sec. for Home Dept., and First Commissr. of
Works : 4th son of the late Premier and grand-
son of 1st Bt., b. 1854. Res., Sandycroft, Little- !
stone, Kent ; 2 Cowley St., Westmr., S.W.
*#* The family name was Gladstones until 1835, and is
stated to have been originally Gledstaines.
GLADSTONE, Hen. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st
Bn. Rendel.
GLADSTONE, Hon. Mrs. Murray, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Newborough.
GLADSTONE, Hon. Mrs. William Henry,
dau. of 12th Bn. Blantyre.
GLAMIS {pron. Glahmz), Lord {by courtesy
— title Scot. 1445 and 1606), eld. son and heir of
E. of Strathmore and Kinghorne.
GLAMIS, Master of, title recently held by
the preceding as grandson of the late E. of
Strathmore.
GLAMORGAN, Earl of {Eng. 1644), a title of
the Dukedom of Beaufort.
GLANDELAGH, Bishop of — see "Dublin,
Abp. of."
GLANDINE, Viscount {Irel. 1827), a title of the
Norbury Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
GLANUSK, Baron. Joseph Russell Bailei/,
1st Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., V.D., an M.P.
1865-92, is Lord Lieut, of Brecknock and a
C.C. (High Sheriff 1864), and Hon. Col. 1st Vol.
Batt. S. Wales Bords. : son of the late Joseph
Bailey, Esq., and grandson of Sir Jos. Bailey, 1st
Bt. of Glanusk ; b. April 7, 1840 ; sue. as 2nd Bt.
1858, cr. a Baron 1899 (C.) ; mar. 1861 Mary Ann,
dau. of Hy. Lucas, Esq., M.D. Seats, Glanusk
Pk., Crickhowell, Brecons. ; Glanwye, Builth
R.S.O., same Co. ; Easton Ct., Tenbury, Wore.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1852; Bn. Glanusk, 1899.
Issue.
(Bailey.)
Hon. Elizabeth Mabel B., b. 1862.
lion. Joseph Henry Russell B., D.S.O. (1900-1), late
Maj. Gren. Gds., now Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. S.
GLA
Wales Bords. (Mil.), served in South Africa igoo, is
a D.L. for Brecon : b. 1864, mar. 1890 Editha Elraa,
dau. of the late Maj. Warden Sergison (Hon. Mrs.
Bailey). Res., Peterstone Ct, Brecon. (2nd heir,
his son Wilfred Russell, b. 189 1.)
Hon. Edith, now Hon. Mrs. Cowper-Coles, b. 1866,
mar. 1892 Saml. Hood C.-C, Esq. Res. Penmyarth,
Crickhowell, Brecons.
Hon. William B., Maj. nth Hussars, served in
N.W. Frontier 1897-8 : b. 1867.
Hon. Arthur B., served in S. Africa 1900-1, now a
Govt. Resident in Nigeria: b. z8f8.
The deceased Cecile Mary B.,b. & d. 1870.
Hon. Herbert Crawshay B., B.A., barrister-at-law,
b. 1871. Rex., 5 Bury St., St. James's, S.AV. ; chamb.,
3 King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C., and 26 Palace
Cbambs., 9 Bridge St./S.W.
Hon. Margaret Elinor B., b. 1873.
Hon. Gwladys Mary B., b. 1875.
Hon. John Launcelot B., b. 1878, mar. 1903 Vivien
Dora, dau. of the late Ferd. G. Carey, Esq. ( Hon.
Mrs. Launcelot B ). -Res., Rouge Huiss, Guernsey.
GLANVLLLE, Maj. Francis, D.S.O. (1887),
E.E., Upper Burma 1885-6 : b. 1862. Res., Forest
View, London Ed.. Salisbury.
GLASGOW, Bishop of. Kt. Eev. Archibald
Ean Campbell, D.D., late Provost of Perth Cathed.,
prev. Beet, of Castle Bising, Lynn, and Vicar of
All Souls, Leeds : b. 1856, cons. 1904, mar. 1885
Hon. Helen Anna Brodrick, dau. of 8th Vise.
Midleton (Hon. Mrs. Archibald C). Res., Bishop's
House, Glasgow.
GLASGOW, Earl of. David Boyle, 7th
Earl {Scot.), sits as Bn. Fairlie {U.K.) ; G.C.M.G.
(1892), LL.D., a retired Capt. E.N. (served in
White Sea during Eussian War and in China
1857), a D.L. for Ayrshire, Gov. of New Zealand
1892-7 : son of Patrick Boyle, Esq., and a 2nd
cousin once removed of 6th E. ; b. May 31, 1833 ;
sue. as Earl 1890, cr. an Imper. Bn. 1897 (C.) ;
mar. 1873 Dorothea Elizabeth Thomasina, dau.
of Sir Edwd. Hunter-Blair, 4th Bt. Seat, Kel-
burne, Fairlie E.S.O., Ayrshire.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Boyle of Kelburne, Stewartoun,
Cumbrae, Largs, and Dairy, 1699 ; E. of Glasgow, Vise,
of Kelburne, and Ld. Boyle of Stewartoun, Cumbrae,
Finnick, Largs, and Dairy, 1703. U.K. : Bn. Fairlie, 1897.
—David Boyle, who represented Co. Bute in the Conven-
tion Parliament, was awarded all the Scottish titles, the
Barony with remainder to heirs male general, the Earldom
with its accompanying titles by regular patent.
Titled Relatives.
(Boyle.)
Issue of present (7 th) E. :
Vise. Kelburne, heir to Earldom : Patrick James B.,
Lieut. R.N., b. 1874.
The late Hon. Edward George B., b. 187s, d. 1898.
Lady Augusta Helen Elizabeth, now Lady A. Orr-
Ewing, b. 1876, mar. 1898 the late Chas. Lindsay
O.-E., Esq., M P. (d. 1903). Res., Dunskey, Port-
patrick, Stranraer, Wigtownsh.
Lady Alice Mary, now Lady A. Fergusson, b. 1877,
mar. 1901 Col. Charles F., D.S.O. , q.v.
Lady Dorothy Montagu, now Lady D. Gathome-
Hardy, b. 1879, mar. 1899 Hon. Gathorne G.-H.,
son of Lord Medway and grandson of 1st E. of
Cranbrook, q.v.
Hon. James B., 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut. Roy. Scots Fus.,
served in S. Africa 1901 : b. i33o.
Hon. John David B., 2nd Lieut. 7th Batt. Rif.
Brigade, b. 1884.
Hon. Alan Reginald B., b. 1886.
Surviving bros. and sists. of present E. (granted
rank of Earl's children 1892) :
(Present Earl, b. 1833. )
Lady Elizabeth Magdalene Grasme B., b. 1835. Res.,
with following.
Hon. Robert Elphinstone B., Col. I. A., served in
Mutiny 1857-9 and in Afghanistan 1878.9 : b. 1837-
Res., 95 Onslow Scj. , S. W.
Lady Mary Helen B., b. 1840. Res., with preceding.
Hon. Alexander James B., formerly of 30th Foot, b.
1842, mar. 1892, as 2nd husb., Clare, dau. of Jno.
GLE 311
Banning, Esq., and widow of Sydney Jones, Esq.,
of N.S. W. (Hon. Mrs. Alexander if.).
Lady Helen Jane B., b. 1844. Res. with Hon. Robert.
Daus. of 6th E. (remote cousins of present) :
Lady Gertrude Julia Georgina, now Lady G. Coch-
rane, b. 1861, mar. 1880 Hon. Thomas Horatio
Arthur Ernest C, M.P., son of nth E. of Dun-
donald, q.v.
Lady Muriel Louisa Diana B., b. 1873.
GLASGOW, Earl's Widow. Montagu, Coun-
tess of G., nee Hon. Montagu Abercromby, dau.
of 3rd Bn. Abercromby, b. 1835, mar. 1856 6th E.
of Glasgow (d. 1890). Res., 32 Palmerston PL,
Edinburgh (with her bro. Hon. Jno. Abercromby) .
GLASGOW, Lieut. T. W., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Qnsld. Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1899-1900.
GLASS, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Anne,
dau. of Thos. Tanner, Esq.), mar. 1854 Sir Eichd.
A. Glass, constructor of the 1st Atlantic Cable
(d. 1873). Res., Warbrook, Eversley, Winchfield,
Hants.
GLASS, James George Henry, CLE. (1890),
late Sec. to Works Dept. Bengal and Ch. Engr.,
prev. in N.W. Provs. : b. 1843. Club, Oriental.
GLEICHEN— see Eoy. Fam.
GLENALMOND &c, Viscount {Scot. 1703)—
see " Atholl, D. of."
GLENDALOUGH, Bishop of -see "Dublin,
Abp. of."
GLENESK, Baron. Algernon Borthwick, 1st
Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., an M.P. 1885-95; pro-
prietor of the Morning Post: son of the late Peter
Borthwick, Esq., M.P. ; b. Dec. 27, 1830; cr. Kt.
Bach. 1880, Bt. 1887, Baron 1895 (C.) ; mar. 1870
the late Alice Beatrice (d. 1898), dau. of the
late Thos. H. Lister, Esq. No heir. Seat,
Chateau St. Michel, Cannes ; town res.,
139 Piccadilly, W.
Creations. U. K. : A Bt. 1887 ; Bn. Glenesk, i8qs.
Issue.
Hon. Lilias Margaret Frances, now Ctss. Bathurst, b.
1871, mar. 1893 7th Earl B., q.v.
The late Hon. Oliver Andrew Borthivick (b. 1873,
d. 19&S).
GLENGALL, Earldom of {Trel. 1816)— extinct
from 1858 on death of 2nd Earl (surname Butler).
Surviving Daughter.
Lady Margaret, now Lady M. Charteris, b. 1834, mar.
1838 the late Lt. -Col. Hon. Richard (J. (d. 1874), son
of 8th E. of Weniyss, q.v.
GLENLUCE and STEANEAEE, Baron {Scot.
1690, repeated with Newliston 1703) — see " Stair,
E. of.".
GLENLYON, Baron {U.K. i82i),and Viscount
G. &c. {Scot. 1703)— see "Atholl, D. of."
GLENOECHY &c, Baron {Scot. 1677)— see
"Breadalbane, M. of."
GLENTWOETH, Baron {Irel. 1790) — see
" Limerick, E. of."
GLENTWOETH, Viscount {by courtesy),
only son and heir of E. of Limerick, q.v. Obs.
The title is compounded of two of those of the
Earldom, "Vise. Limerick" and the above
" Bn. Glentworth."
GLENYLA &c, Viscount {Scot. 1701)— see
"Argyll, D. of."
GLEE AWLY, Viscount {by courtesy — title
Irel. 1766), only son and heir of Earl Annesley,
q.v. Obs. The title intended was Glenawly, but
by a clerical error it became distorted, and only
a new patent could set it right.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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GOD
GLIN, The Knight of (Ancient Knight).
Dksmond Fitzjohn Lloyd FitzGerald, Lieut. S.
of Ireld. Imper. Yeom., late Capt 3rd Batt. Roy.
Dubl. Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1862, sue. 1895, widower
(having mar. 1897 the late Lady Rachel Charlotte
Wyndham-Quin, dau. of 4th E. of Dunraven ; she
died 1901). Heir to the Knighthood, his son
(b. 1901). Res., Glin Castle, Glin R.S.O., Co.
Limerick.
GLOUCESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edgar
Charles Sumner Gibson, D.D.. 32nd Bp., late
Vic. of Leeds, Preb. of Combe (Wells) and Vice-
P-es. of Wells Theol. Coll , a Chapl.-in-Ord. to
H.M. and Chapl. at various Indian stations, has
been Select Preacher twice at Oxford and Lect.
on Pastoral Theol. at Cambridge : ord. 1873, cons.
190.5 (not yet in Lords). Res., The Palace,
Gloucester.
GLOVER, Knight. Sir John Glover,Kt. Bach.
(igoo\ Chmn. of Lib. TJn. Assoc. of City of Lond.,
also of the Bench of HighgateMagistrates, Manas.
Dir. of Merc. Steamship Co., Chmn. of Lloyd's
Shipping Registry, sen. partner of the ship-owning
firm of Glover Bros. : b. 1829, mar. 1854 Louisa,
dau. of Riehd. Moser, Esq. Res., Merton Ldg.,
Merton Ln., Highgate, N.
GLOVER, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Eliza-
beth Rosetta, dau. of Wm. J. Butler Scott, Esq.),
mar. 1876 Sir Jno. H. Glover, G.C.M.G., Gov.
of Newfoundland (d. 1885). Res., 68 Carlisle
Mansns.. Victoria St., S.W.
GLOVER, Maj. Robert Frederick Brough-
ton, D.S.O. (1902), S. Staffs. Regt. ; Egypt,
Nile, 1884-5, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1859.
GLUBB, Lt.-Col. Frederic Manley, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1900-1, now comdg. R.E.
at Mauritius : b. 1857. Res., Port Louis.
GLYN, family name of Wolverton Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." (also below) and one mrrd.
" Lady."
GLYN, Baronet of Ewell. Sir Gerv as Powell
Glyn, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1759), M.A., F.R.G.S.:
son of 4th Bt. and half-bro. of 5th, b. 1862. sue.
1891, mar. 1898 Dorothy, dau. of the late Edmd.
Chas. Heslop, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Arthur
Robert (b. 1870; 2nd heir, the follg. Bt.). Seat,
Ewell, Epsom ; The Close, Burcote, nr. Abing-
don.
GLYN, Baronet of Gaunt's. Sir Richard
George Glyn, 3rd Bt. (Gt. Br. 1800), a D.L.
and C.C. for Dorset (High Sheriff 1869), formerly
Cant. 1st Drgns., served in Crimea: nephew of
2nd Bt., and son of Kichd. Thos. J. Glyn,
Esq. : b. 1831, sue. 1863, mar. 1868 Frances
Geraldine, dau. of Maj. Fitzgerald, of Winean-
ton. Heir, his son Richard Fitzgerald (b.
1875 : 2ik1 heir, latter's 2nd cousin Charles Robert,
b. 1851'. Seat, Gaunt's House, Wimborne,
Dorset.
GLYN, Bishop— see " Peterborough."
GLYN, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Julia,
dau. of the late Gen. St. Geo. Showers, C.B.,
and widow of Col. H. Maxwell), mar. 1890,
2nd wife to 2nd husb., Gen. Sir Julius R. Glyn,
K.C.B. (d. 1905). Res., Sherborne House, Sher-
borne, Dorset.
GLYN, Knight of— see "Glin " above.
GLYN, Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey, dau. of 5th Bn.
Suffield and wife of following.
GLYN, Maj. Geoffrey Carr, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N. Somerset Imper. Yeom.; S. Afr. War J 900 :
b. 1864 (grandson of 1st Bn. Wolverton).
GLYN, Hon. Mrs. Maurice, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Ebury.
GLYNN, Maj. Thomas George Powell, C.M.G.
(1901), L'pool Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1863.
GNIEN-is-SULTAN, Marquess of. Paul
Nicholas Apap- Pace-Bologna, 5th Marq. (Ma'ta
1792), a Roman Patrician, Hered. Kt. of Holy
Rom. Emp., Sec. to Cmttee. of Privileges, and
Treas. to Maltese Nobility : son of 4th Marq.,
b. 1880, sue. 1894, mar. 1899 Teresa, dau. of
the Noble A. De-Piro-D'Amico-Inguanez. Heir,
his son Philip Felicissimo, Marchesino of Given-
is-Sultan (b. igot; 2nd heir, next son, Felicissimo
Mario, df i Marchzsi A pap-Pace-Bologna, b. 1903).
Pes., Villa Apap Bologna, Attard ; Palazzo
Tonna, Siggieui ; Pinto's Redoubt, Birzebugii—
all in Malta. — See " Apap-Testaf errata " for an
off-slioot Peerage.
GNIEN-is-SULTAN, Marquess's Widow.
Dowager Marchioness of Gn. -is-S. (Maria
Carmela, dau. of Luigi dei Conti Manduca), mar.
1872 4th Marq. Gnien-is-S. (d. 1894). Res.,
Hunter's Palace, Sliema, Malta, and Palazzo
Tonna and Pinto's Redoubt, as above.
GOBEIL, Antoine, I.S.O. (1904), Dep. Minister
of Public Works, Canada. Pes., Ottawa.
GODDEN, Maj. Henry Tufton, D.S.O. (1898),
Beds. Regt. ; Dongola and Khartoum, attached to
Egyptian Army I896-1902 : b. 1858.
GODERICH, Viscount (U.K. 1827) — see
" Ripon, M. of."
GODFRAY, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Albina Elizabeth, dau. of the late Geo. Ingou-
ville, Esq.), mar. 1844 Col. Sir Jas. Godfray (d.
1897). TZes., Grainville Manor House and Anne-
ville Seigniorv Lodge (Gorev D£st.)« Jersey.
GODFRAY. Col. John William, C.B. (Mil.
190C-1), late King's Own Scott. Bords. ; Chitral
Relief, Tirah 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now
a Brig.-Gen. in charsre of administration : b. 1850.
Res., Bei'wick-upon-Tweed.
GODFREY, Baronet. Sir William Cecil
Godfrey, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1785), formerly Lieut,
i S. Wales Borderers, served in S. Africa 1879 : son
I of 4th Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1900, mar. 1901, 2nd
I wife, Mary Henrietta, dau. of the late Richd. J.
Leeson-Marshall, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. John
Ernest (b. 1864; 2nd heir, their 1st cous. once
rem. John Maunsell G., b. 1851). Seat. Kilcole-
man Abbey, Milltown, Killorglin R.S.O., Co.
Kerry.
GODFREY, Baronet's Widow. Lady G.
(Mary Cordelia, dau. of the late Thos. W. Scott.
! Esq.1). mar. 1856 Sir Jno. Fermor Godfrey, 4th
j Bt. (d. 1900). Res., with preceding.
I GODFREY, Charles, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1903),
! Frof. of Mil. Music at Roy. Coll. of Mus., and an
author of numerous compositions, late Sec. Lieut,
and Bandmaster Roy. Horse Gds.: b. 1839. Res.,
21 Lancaster Rd., Kens. Pk., W.
GODLEY, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn. North-
bourne (q.v.) and wife of Sir Arthur Godley.
G ODLEY, Knight. Sir Arthur Godley, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1893), M.A., barrister-at-law, Perm. Under
Sec. for India, formerly a Commissr. of Inland
Rev. and Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone :
b. 1847, mar. 1871 the above Hon. Lady Godley.
Pes., Minley Lodge, Farnborough, Hants. ; 29
Sloane Gdns., S.W.
GODLEY, Lt.-Col. Francis Clements, M.V.O.
' (4th Cliss, 1904"), comdg1. 2nd Batt. Notts, and
! Derb. Regt,; Sikkim 1888, S. Africa 1899-1901 :
1 b. 1858,
GOD
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
GON 313
GODLEY, Maj. Harry Crewe, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N'thants. Regt.; S.Africa 1899-1900, late D.A.A.G.
in Jersey : b. 1861.
GODMAN, Col. Arthur Fitzpatrick, C.B.
(Civ. 1900), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for N. Rid., late
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt.,
once Maj. 6th Drgn. Gds. : b. 1842. Res., The
Manor House, Gt. Smeaton, Northallerton, Yorks.
GODMAN, Hon. Mrs. Edmund, dau. of 17th
Bn. Willoughby de Broke.
GODMAN, Maj. Sherard Hauohton, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Scots Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1865.
Res., 52 Upp. Brook St., W.
GODOLPHIN, Baron (U.K. 1832) — see
" Leeds. D. of."
GODSELL, Knight. Sir William Godsell,
Kt. Bach. (1903), late Auditor of Accts. to Sec. of
State for India: b. 1838, widower. Res., 18
Ridgway PL, "WimbledoD, S.W.
GODSON, Knight. Sir Augustus Frederick
Godson, Kt. Bach. (1898), M.A., M.P. for Kidder-
minster (C), a D.L. for "Worcestersh., barrister-
at-law, late Chmn.f.nd Treas. Wore. Soc, founder
of the Midld. Cos. Asylum for Idiots at Knowle :
b. 1835, mar. 1869 Jane Charlotte, dau. of the late
Edmd. Boughton, Esq. Res., Ashfield, Malvern ;
6 Hans Mansns., Basil St. S.W. ; chamb., 7 Fig-
tree Ct., Temple,E.C.
GOE, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev. Field Flowers
Goe, D.D., late 3rd Bp. of Melbourne, and Bp.
Assist, to Bp. of Durham, formerly Rect. of
Sunderland and of Bloomsbury : b. 1832, cons.
1887. ret. 1901, widower.
GOFF, Lady Adelaide Henrietta Louisa
Hortense, dau. of 2nd E. of Ranfurly.
GOFF, Maj. Cecil Willie Trevor Thomas,
D.S.O. (1902), late E. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.) ; S.
Africa igo2 : b. i860.
GOFF, Lady Cecilie, dau. of 1st E. of An-
caster.
GOFF (DAVIS-), Baronet. Sir William
Goff Davis-Goff, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1905).
GOLD COAST, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Nathaniel Temple Hamlyn, M.A., 1st Bp., late
Archdn. of Lagos, prev. C.M.S. Misnry. in W.
Afiica : ord. 1889, cons. 1904, acting as Assist, to
Bp. of W. Equat. Africa.
GOLDIE, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir George Dashwood Taubman Goldie, P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1898), K.C.M.G. (1887), D.C.L., LL.D.,
P.R.G.S., formerly Lieut. R.E.. founder and
late Gov. of Chartered Roy. Niger Co., and
directed or aided in several W. African
Expedns.: son of Col. Taubman Goldie-Taubman,
but dropped the final surname by licence 1887 ; b.
1846, widower. Res., 11 Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W.,
and Queen Anne's Mansn«., Westmr., S.W.
GOLDIE, Capt. Mark Leigh, D.S.O. (1902),
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), R.F.A., S. Nigeria
1901 : b. 1875.
GOLDMANN, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of
Vise. Peel.
GOLDNEY, Baronet. Sir (Gabriel) Prior
Goldney, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1880), C.V.O. (1903), C.B.
'vCiv. 1902), a Lieut, (late Remembrancer) of the
City of London and Master of Mereh. Taylors'
Co., formerly Recorder of Helston and Poole and
Carjt. and Hon. Maj. Roy. Wilts. Yeom. : son of
1st Bt., b. 1843, suc- IQOO. Heir pres., his bro.
Frederick Hastings (b. 1845; 2nd heir, latter' s
son Henry Hastings, b. 1886). Seats, Halse Manor
House, nr. Taunton; Derriads, Chippenham,
Wilts.
GOLDNEY, Knight. Sir John Tankerville
Goldney, Kt, Jiacri, (1893), B,A-, LL.B,, late Ch.
Just, of Trinidad, prev. Attorn.-Gen. and Acting
Ch. Justice of Leeward Is. and a Puisne Judge
in Brit. Guiana and Straits Settmts. : b. 1846 (a
younger bro. of preceding Bt.), mar. 1875 Jane
Macgregor, dau. of the late Jno. Laird, Esq.,
M.P. Res., Monk's Pk., Corsham R.S.O., Wilts. ;
18 Hanover Ct., Hanover St., W.
GOLDNEY, Col. Thomas Holbrow, C.B. (Mil.
1898), LA. retd. (1905) ; Sikkim 1888, Don-
gola, N.W. Front. 1897-8, formerly D.A.A.G. for
Musketry, Bengal : b. 1847.
GOLDSMID, Baronet's Widow. Lady G.
(Louisa Sophia, dau. of the late Moses A. Gold-
smid, Esq.), mar. 1839 her relative Sir Fras. H.
Goldsmid, Q.C., M.P., 2nd Bt. (d. 1878). Res.,
13 Portman Sq., W.— The 3rd and last Bt.,
Rt. Hon. Sir Julian Goldsmid, M.P., d. 1896,
his wife having predeceased him.
GOLDSMID, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Frederic
John Goldsmid, K.C.S.I. (1871), C.B. (Civ. 1866),
F. R.G.S., served in China 1840 Crimea, and Egypt,
has been Boundary Commissr. on Perso-Baluch.
frontier, Arbitrator in Perso- Afghan question of
Sistan, also Brit. Controller of DaYra Sanieh in
Egypt (see under " Lang, Kt.") : b. 1818,
widower. Res., 29 Phoenix Lodge Mansns.,
Brook Grn., W.
GOLDSMITH, Bishop— see " Bunbury."
GOLDSMITH, Knight. Capt. Sir William
Burgess Goldsmith, Kt. Bach. (1897), R.N. retd.
(1897), F.R.A.S., F.R.G.S., a Serg.-at-Arms in
H.M.'s Househd., late Com. of Roy. Yacht
' Alberta,' served on W. Coast of Africa 1853-6, in
China 1857-8, and on Mexican Coast 1859, accom-
panied the ' Serapis' during voyage of his present
Majesty to India 1875-6 : b. 1837, mar. 1865
Frances Matilda, dau. ©f the late Col. Hugh C.
Cotton. Res., Cromer House, East Cowes, I.W.
GOLDSMITH, John Mills, I.S.O. (1902), Sec.
and Accountant Dubl. Metrop. Police Office : b.
1845. Res., 1 Connaught PI., Crofton Rd., Kings-
town, Co. Dublin.
GOLDSWORTHY, Knight's Widow. Lady
G. (Eliza, dau. of Jno. G. Prior, Esq., and widow
of Edwd. P. Lewin, Esq., and of Capt. Egan),
mar. 1869, 3rd husb., Sir Roger T. Goldsworthy,
K.C.M.G. (d. 1900), formerly Gov. of Falkland Is.
Res., 52 Argyll Rd., Kens., W.
GOLIGHTLY, Col. Robert Edmund, D.S.O.
(1887), King's Roy. Rif. Corps retd. (1893) ;
Afghn. 1878-80, S. Africa 1881 (as Supt. Fd.
Telegs.), and Burma 1886-7, comd. 1st Batt.
Imper. Yeom. in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1856. Res.,
Ashcroft, Wotton-under-Edge, Glouc.
GOLLAN, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Leoni-
dia, dau. of the late D. R. Cordeiro, Esq., of Rio
Grande do Sul), mar. 1865 Sir Alex. Gollan,
K.C.M.G., British Cons.-Gen. at Havana (d. 1902).
GOLTSTEIN— see " De Goltstein."
GOMERINO, Baron of. Ugo Testa t 'errata-
Abela, 8th Bn. (Malta 1710), C.M.G. (igoi), a
Patrician of Messina, Rome, Citta di Castello, and
Benevento, and Pres. of Cmttee. of Privileges and
also of the Assembly of Maltese Nobles : son of
7th Bn., b. 1852, suc. 1885. Heir pres., his nephew
AuGUSTO, dti Baroni TestaJ 'errata- Abela (b. 1885;
2nd heir, latter's bro. Hector, b. 1888). Res.,
Villa Gomerino, St. Paul's Bay, Malta ; 38 Strada
Cristoforo, Valetta.
GOMERINO, Baron's Widow. Baroness of
G. (Angelica, dau. of Giacinto Tagliaferro, Esq.),
mar. 1851 the 7th Bn. (d. 1885). Res., with present
Bn. at Valetta.
GONDAL, the Thakur Saheb of. H.H. Sir
314 CrO O Directory
Bhagvat Singhji, G.C.I.E. (1897 ; K.C.I.E. 1887),
M.D., D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.E.,
M.R.A.S. : b. 1865, mar. 1882 Nandkuverba
(Rani Saheb of Gondal), C.I., dau. of H.H. the
Maharana of Dharampur. lies., Gondal, Kathi-
awar, Bombay.
GOOCH, Baronet of Benacre. ■ Sir Thomas
Vere Sherlock Goock, 10th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1746), son
of gth Bt., b. 1881, sue. 1899, mar. 1902 Florence
Meta, dau. of the late Jas. F. Draper, Esq., of
Jersey. Heir, his son Robert Eric Sherlock (b.
1903 ; 2nd heir, next son, b. 1904). Seat, Benacre
Hall, Wrentham, "Wangford R.S.O., Suffolk.
GOOCH, Baronet of Cleiver. Sir Daniel
Fulthorpe Gooch, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1866), son of
2nd Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1897, mar. 1896 Mary Wini-
fred, dau. of the late Edwd. W. Monro, Esq.
Heir, his son Lancelot Daniel Edward (b. 1897 ;
2nd heir, next son, b. 1905). Seat, Clewer Pk.,
Windsor.
GOOCH, Baronets' Widows. (1) Ellen, Lady
G. of Benacre (Ellen Emily, dau. of Robt. A. H.
Hirst, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1866, Sir Edwd. S. Gooch,
7th Bt. (d. 1872), uncle of present Bt. ; 2ndly,
1873, the late Geo. T. Gream, Esq., M.D. (d. 1888)
— retaining title by right. Res., 59 The Drive,
Hove, Brighton. — (2) Dowager Lady G. of
Clewer (Mary Kelsall, dau. of the late Jos. R.
Croskey, Esq., of Philadelphia), mar. 1865 Sir
Henry D. Gooch, 2nd Bt. (d. 1897). Res., 9 Vale
Ct., Maida Vale, W. ; Villa Tilia, Cannes.
GOODENOUGH, Knight's Widow. Lady G.,
Countess Anna Kinsley, dau. of Ct. Eugene K.,
b. 1852, mar. 1874 Lt.-Gen. Sir Wm. Goodenough,
K.C.B. (d. 1898). i?es.,i9AlbertHallMansns.,S.W.
GOODENOUGH, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
4th Bn. Stanley of Alderley.
GOODMAN, Knight. Sir William Meigh
Goodman, Kt. Bach. (1902), B.A., late Ch. Justice
of Supr. Ct. Hong Kong, prev. Attorn. -Gen.,
formerly held same posts in Brit. Honduras : b.
1847, mar. 1902, 2nd wife, Katie, dau. of F. J.
Smith, Esq.. of LondoD. Res., Hong Kong.
GOODRICH, Rear-Adm. James Edward Clif-
ford, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), b. 1851.
GOODRIDGE, Rear-Adm. Walter Somer-
ville, CLE. (1901), Abyss. 1876 and Suakin, late
Dir. of Roy. Ind. Marine, ret. 1904 : b. 1849.
GOODWIN, Maj. George Alfred, C.M.G.
(1901), Cape Pioneer Rail. Regt. ; S. Afr. War
1900 : b. 1857.
GOODWIN, Lady Mary Georgina, dau. of 1st
Earl Sondes.
GOODWIN, Maj. Thomas Herbert John
Chapman, D.S.O. (1898), L.R.C.P., R.A.M,C.,
Tirah 1897-8: b. 1871.
GOODWYN, Maj. Henry Edward, D.S.O.
(1887), R.E. retd. ; Afghn. 1878-80 and Egypt:
b. 1855.
GOODWYN, Lt.-Col. Norton James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Devon Regt.; Burma 1891-2, Sierra
Leone, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now Insp. of
Gymnasia in India : b. 1861.
GOODWYN, Lieut. Percy Charles Wildman,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Lanes. Regt.; S. Africa 1900;
b. 1879.
GOOLD, Baronet. Sir James Stephen Goold,
4th Bt. (U.K. 1801), nephew of 3rd Bt. and son
of the late Geo. Ignatius Goold, Esq. : b. 1848,
sue. 1893, widower. Heir, his sen George
Patrick (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, next son, John
Henry, b. 1882). Res., Gladstone, Adelaide, S.
Aust,
GOOROO, Knight— see " Banerjee."
of Peerage, GOR
GORDON, family name of Huntly Marques-
sate and of Gordon of Drumearn Barony. Index
to these lines together with those of the Aber-
deen Earldom and the Stanmore Barony
(partly or wholly " Hamilton-Gordon") :
Hn. Agnes, g. Ly. Esme, h. Hn. Huntly Doug. g.
Hn. Archib.Ian.A. Ly. Flor.Wo!.- sep.Hn. Jno. Edwd. g.
Rv. Hn. Arthur,G. Hn. Frederic, g. Hn. Each. N. s.
Hn. Dudley G. a. Hn. Geo. A. M. s.
Ly. Ellen S. A. a. Ld. Granville A. h.
GORDON, Baron — see compounds below.
GORDON, Baronet of Gaterham — see "Gordon,
Smith-."
GORDON, Baronet of Earlston. Sir William
Gordon, 6th Bt. (Scot. 1706), a D.L. for Kirk-
cudbrightshire (High Sheriff 1868), formerly
Lt.-Col. 17th Lancers, served in Crimea and in
Ind. Mutiny: son of 5th Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1843,
mar. 1866, 2nd wife, Mary Grace, dau. of Sir
Wm. Maxwell, 3rd Bt. of Cardoness. Heir
pres., his 1st cous. once rem. Charles Edward
G. (b. 1835; 2nd heir, latter's elder son). Seat,
Earlston House, Kirkcudbright.
GORDON, Baronet of Ernbo. Sir Home Seton
Gordon, 11th Bt. (Scot. 1631), formerly Lieut.
44th Regt. and Capt. Glamorg. Mil. : son of 10th
Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1876, mar. 1870 Mabel Montagu,
dau. of the late Montagu D. Scott, Esq., M.P.
Heir, his son Home Seton Charles Montagu (b.
1871 ; no 2nd heir). Res. (Lady G.), 120 Mount
St., W.
#** The present Baronet is 18th in a direct line from
King Edward I.
GORDON, Baronet of Halkin and Maryculter —
see "Gordon (Duff-)."
GORDON, Baronet of Letterfourie. Sir Robert
Glendonwyn Gordon, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1625, Prem.
Baronet), a D.L. for Banffsh. : son of 7th Bt.
and bro. of 8th, b. 1824, sue. 1861. Heir, none.
Scat, Letterfourie, Buckie, Banffsh.
GORDON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
G. of Embo (Ellen Harriet, dau. of Barthol.
Barnewall, Esq.), mar. 1844 Sir Wm. Home
Gordon, 10th Bt. (d. 1876). Res., 8 Granville PL,
Portman Sq., W.
GORDON, Duke of (U.K. 1876)— see "Rich-
mond and G., D. of," also "Huntly" (Scot. 1684-
1 836) under Creations.
GORDON, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Benjamin
Lumsden Gordon, K.C.B. (Mil. 1899), R.A., served
in Mutiny, Afghanistan, Burma, and Chin-Lushai
1889-90, comd. a 1st class Dist. Madras 1886-90,
retired 1891 : b. 1833, mar. i860 Laura Sophia,
dau. of the late R. R. Caton, Esq. Res., Moustows
Manor, Henfield R.S.O., Sussex.
GORDON, Knight (2). Gen. Sir John James
Hood Gordon, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), Col. 29th
Punjabis, served in Ind. Mutiny, 1857-9, Jowaki,
Afghanistan 1878-80, two Waziri Expedns., and
Burma, was Assist. Mil. Sec. at Headqrs. 1890-6 ;
now a Memb. of Counc. of India: b. i832,widower
(having mar. Hon. Ella, dau. of the late Lord
Gordon of Drumearn) . Res. , 35 Onslow Sq. , S. W.
GORDON, Knight (3). Gen. Sir Thomas
Edward Gordon, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), K.C.I.E.
(1893), C.S.I. (1874), LA., served on Ind. Front.
1851, in Mutiny, and in Afghan War 1879-80, has
been D.A.G. Bengal, late Oriental and Mil. Sec.
at Teheran Legation : b. 1832, mar. 1894, 2nd wife,
Charlotte, dau. of the late Jos. Davison, Esq.
Res., 3 Prince of Wales Terr., Kens., W.
GORDON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady G.
(Annie, dau. of J. Mackintosh, Esq.), mar. 1850
Surg.-Gen. Sir Chas. Alex. Gordon, K.C.B., M.D.
GOB, Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
(d. 1899). Bes; 2 Esplanade, Dover.— (2) Lady G.
(Henrietta Rose, dan. of the late Lt.-Gen. Wm.
Staveley, C.B., and widow of Capt. C. Granet),
mar. 1851, 2nd husb., Sir Henry W. Gordon,
K.C.B., bro. of the illustrious Gen. Gordon (d.
1887). Res., 100 LansdownePl., Hove, Brighten.
GORDON, Viscount {U.K. 1814), Imper. title
of E. of Aberdeen.
GORDON, Capt. Alister Fraser, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Gord. Highldrs. ; Chitral Relief 1895,
Tirah 1897-8, Ashanti 1900, S. Africa 1901-2: b.
1872.
.GORDON, Arthur John Lewis, C.M.G.
(1877), Priv. Sec. to E. of Aberdeen in Canada
^93-^, prev. to Colon. Govs, of Trinidad, Mauri-
tius, and Fiji, was Dep. Commissioner of W.
Pacific 1880: b. 1847. Res., Ellon Castle, Ellon,
Aberdeensh.
GORDON, Col. George Grant, C.V.O. (1897),
OB. (Civ. 1891), Scots Gds. retd. (1877) 5 Crimea,
now Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Lothian Regt. (Mil.), is
an Extra Equerry to T.R.H. Pr. and Prss.
Christian : son of Lord Fras. Gordon and grand-
son of 9th M. of Huntly, b. 1836. Res., 22
Chesterford Gdns., Hampstead, N.W.
GORDON, Col. James Henry, OB. (Mil. 1893),
D.S.O. (1887), LA., Burma 1885-6: b. 1839.
GORDON, Col. James Redmond Patrick,
C. B. (Mil. 1930-1), late 15th Hussars; Afghn. 1880,
Transvl., Bechuanald. 1884-5, Burma, Lagos 1892,
Ashanti 1895-6, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. i860.
Res., 53 St. James's Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
GORDON, Col. John Charles Frederick,
OLE. (1897), LA. retd. (1904); Mahsud Waziri
1881, Egypt, Tirah 1897-8: b. 1849. Club, Cavalry.
GORDON, Col. Joseph Maria, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), S. Austral. Inf.; S. Africa 1899-1900 as
Ch. Staff Offr. : b. 1856.
GORDON, Maj. Laurence George Frank,
D. S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S.Africa 1900-1, formerly
an Extra A.D.C. to Marq. of Dufferin in India :
b. 1864 (son of above Col. Geo. G. Gordon).
GORDON, Maj. Robert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Commonwth. Fed. Forces. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1866.
GORDON, Col. Stannus Verner, D.S.O. (1896),
LA. retd. (1902) ; Afghn. 1878-80, Miranzai, and
Chitral Relief : b. 1846.
GORDON, Webster Boyle, CLE. (1904),
M.I.C.E., Dir. of Irrig. in Cape Col., prev. Sanit.
Engr. to Ind. Irrigation Commssn. : b. 1859.
Res., Upcott, Wynberg, Cape Col.
GORDON, Gen. William, CLE. (1878), LA.
Supernum. List; Punjab and Mutiny, Ch. Insp.
of Musketry 1862-78, comd. two Ind. Dists. 1878-83:
b. 1824. Res., 9 Tavistock Rd., Croydon.
GORDON, Adm. William Everard Alphonso,
C. B. (Mil. 1869), Jamaica 1832, Alexandria 1841,
N.Z., China, Kaffraria, and Crimea, ret. 1877: b.
1817. Res., 42 Carlisle Rd., Eastbourne.
GORDON (DUFF-), Baronet. Sir Cosmo
Edmund Duff-Gordon, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1813), a
D. L. for Kincardinesh. : 1st cousin of 4th Bt.,
and son of the late Cosmo L. Duff-Gordon, Esq. ;
b. 1862, sue. 1896, mar. 1900 Lucy Wallace, dau.
of the late Douglas Sutherland, Esq. Heir pres.,
his bro. Henry William (b. 1866 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Douglas Frederick, b. 1892). Seat,
Maryculter, Kincardinesh., nr. Aberdeen; town
res., 13 Hobart PI., Eaton Sq., S.W.
GORDON (DUFF-), Baronet's Widow {re-
mrrd.). Sophie, Lady D.-G. (Sophie Mary, dau.
of the late Chas. Steer, Esq., a Judge of Calcutta
GOB, 315
High Ct.), mar., 1st, 1894, as 2nd wife, Sir Maurice
Duif-Gordon, 4th Bt. (d. 1896) ; 2ndly, 1898, Robt.
Nuthall, Esq. — retaining title by right).
GORDON (HAMILTON-), family name of
Aberdeen Earldom (older members) and of
Stanmore Barony. See Index under " Gordon."
GORDON (HAMILTON-), Knight's Widow,
Hon. Lady H.-G., V.A. (Caroline Emilia Mary,
dau. of Sir Jno. F. W. Herschel, 1st Bt.), mar.
1852 Gen. Hon. Sir Alexander Hamilton-Gordon,
K.C.B. (d. 1890), son of 4th E. of Aberdeen; a
Bedchamber Woman to Queen Victoria 1855-1901.
Res., 48 Lower Sloane St., S.W.
GORDON (SMITH-), Baronet. Sir Lionel
Eldred Smith-Gordon, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1838),
formerly Capt. 71st Foot, served in Crimea and
Mutiny : son of 1st Bt. (Sir Lionel Smith) , b. 1833,
sue. 1842, assumed name of Gordon 1868, mar.
1854 Fanny, dau. of Thos. Pottinger, Esq. Heir,
his son Lionel Eldred Pottinger (b. 1857 ; 2nd
heir, latter's son of same name, b. 1889). Res.,
Richmond House, Caterham Valley, Surrey.
GORDON (WOLRIGE-), Lady Florence
Agnes Adelaide, dau. of 18th E. of Erroll.
GORDON-CUMMING and -LENNOX— see
2nd name of each.
GORDON of DRUMEARN Barony {Life
Peerage, 1876) — extinct 1879.
Surviving Issue.
(Go7'don.)
Hon. John Edward G., M.P. for Cos. Elgin and
Nairn (C. >, b. 1850, mar. 1879 Elizabeth Anna. dau.
of the late J. Snovdon Henry, Esq., M.P. (Hon.
Mrs. Gordon, of 15 Hanover Terr., Regent's Pk.,
N.W.). Res. ,61 Prince's Gt., S.W.
Rev. the Hon. Arthur ft, a Minister of the Ch. of
Scotld., b. 1854, mar. 1893 Emily Olga Marion,
dau. of the late F. P. S. Constant, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Arthur G.). Res., Drumearn, Hermitage Drive,
Edinburgh ; Strathearn Lodge, North Berwick,
Haddingtonsh.
Hon. Agnes Strathearn G., b. 1856. Res., Artillery
Mansns., 75 Victoria St., S.W.
Hon. Frederic G., D.S.O. (1900-1), Lt.-Col. Gordon
Highlanders, served in S. Africa, 1899-1902, late
D.A.Q.M.G. 1st Div. Aldershot Comd. : b. 1861,
mar. 1897 Mabel Rose, dau. of the late Jas. D.
Robinson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Frederic G.).
Hon. Huntly Douglas G., an advocate, b. 1866, mar.
1899 Violet, dau. of Jno. G. Fanshawe, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Huntly (?.). Res., 3 Northumberland St.,
Edinburgh.
GORDON of STRATHAVON and GLEN-
LIVET, Baron {Scot. 1660)— see " Huntly, M. of."
GORE, family name of Arran Earldom. Index
to that line together with that of the Harlech
Barony (" Ormsby-Gore ") and sep. names :
Ly. Augusta, a. Ly. Eliz. Aug. a. Hd. Seymour F. h.
Ly. Constance, sep. Ly. Hel. Lettice, a. Hn. Wm. Geo. A. 11.
Hn.Mrs.Edwd.sep. Hn. Hy. Arth. n. Ly. Winifred, a.
GORE, Baronet. Sir Ralph St. George
Claude Gore, 10th Bt. {Irel. 1621), late Lieut. 1st
Drgns., served in S. Africa 1900-1 : son of 9th Bt.,
b. 1877, suc- !887, mar. 1905 Elsie Vaughan, dau.
of the late Hy. T. Grigg, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Irwin St. John (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, their uncle
Frederick Dundas Corbet G., b. 1853). Res.,
Kingsholm House, Brisbane.
GORE, Baronet's Widow. Lady G. (Eugenia
Marion, dau. of the late Eyles I. C. Browne, Esq.,
M.L.C. of Queensld.), mar. 1876 Sir St. Geo. R,
Gore, 9th Bt. (d. 1887).
GORE, Bishop— see " Birmingham."
GORE, Knight. Sir Francis Charles Gore,
Kt. Bach. (1903), Solicitor to the Bd. of Inland
Revenue, late Recorder of . Canterbury : b. 1846
(nephew of 4th E. of Arran), mar. 1879 Constance
316
GOB,
Directory of Peerage,
GOB
Mary, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Robt. Bruce
(bro. of ist Bn. Aberdare). lies., 46 Egerton
Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
GORE, Lady Constance Grace, dau. of 1st
Earl Sondes.
GORE, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 1st Bn.
Napier of Magdala.
GORE, Col. St. George Corbet, C.S.I. 1903),
R.E. retd., late Surveyor-Gen. of India; Afgbn.
1878-80: b. 1849 (gt. nephew of 7th Bt.). Club,
Jun. U. Serv.
GORE, Col. St. John Corbet, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1)
late comdg. 5th Drgn. Gds. ; Nile 1884-5 and
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1859 (another gt. nephew as
preceding, his 1st cousin). Club, Nav. and Mil.
GORE (HUME-\ Knight's Widow. Lady
H.-G. (Ellen Caroline, dau. of the late Chas.
Vernon, Esq.), mar. 1857 Lt.-Col. Sir Gustavus
Hume, Lieut. Hon. Corps of Gentn. at Arms
(d. 1891) ; assumed additional name of Gore,
1895. Bes.. 21 Royal York Cresc, Clifton, Bristol.
GORE (ORMSBY-), family name of Harlech
Barony. See Index under " Gore."
GORE-BOOTH, -BROWNE, and -LANGTON
— see 2nd name of each.
GORGES, Maj. Edmund Howard, D.S.O.
(1902), Manchester Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1900,
Turkana 1901, Somalild. 1904: b. 1868.
GORING, Baronet. Sir Harry Yelverton
Goring, 11th Bt. {Eng. 1627 in precedence, patent
1678), 1st cousin of 9th and 10th Bts., and son
of the late Forster Goring, E»q. ; b. 1841, sue.
1897, widower. Heir, his son Forster Gurney
(b. 1876 ; 2nd heir, next son, Barry Heneage, b.
1881). Bes., Tamworth.
GORING, Baronets' Widows. (1) Eliza,
Lady G., now known by own preference as Mrs.
Robt. Cosby (dau. of the late Rev. Capel Moly-
neux), mar., 1st, 1857, Sir Chas. Goring, 9th Bt.
(d. 1884) ; 2ndly, 1885, Col. Robt. A. G. Cosby.
Res., Stradbally Hall, Stradbally R.S.O., Queen's
Co. — (2) Agnes, Lady G., dau. of the late Chas.
A. Stewart, Esq., mar. 1869 Sir Craven C. Goring,
lothBt. (d. 1897).
GORLE, Maj. Harry Vaughan, D.S.O.
(1900-1), A.S.C.. S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1868.
GORMANSTON, Viscount. Jenico William
Joseph Preston, 14th Vise. (Irel., Premier
Viscount), sits as Baron Gormanston {U.K.) ;
G.C.M.G. (1897), a D.L. for Co. Dublin, was High
Sheriff 1865 and of Meath 1871 ; Chamberlain to
D. of Abercorn when Lord Lieut, of Ireland ; late
Gov. of Tasmania, prev. of Leeward Is. and Brit.
Guiana ; formerly Lieut. 60th Rifles (served in Ind.
Mutiny) : son of 13th V. ; b. June 1, 1837; sue.
1876 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1861, the late Hon. Ismay
Bellew (d. 1875), dau. of 1st Bn. Bellew ; 2ndly,
1878, Georgina Jane, dau. of Peter Connellan,
Esq. Seats, Gormanston Castle, Balbriggan
R.S.O., Co. Dublin; Whitewood, Nobber, Kells,
Co. Meath.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Laundres of the Naas, temp.
Henry II. ; Bn. Birmingham, temp. Edwd. III. ; Bn.
Gormanston, abt. 1370; Vise. Gormanston, 1478. U.K.:
Bn. Gormanston, 1868.— Sir Robt. Preston (Kt.), who was
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, obtained the Gormanston
Bny., and the 4th Bn., Avho was Deputy to the youngest
son of Edward IX. whilst Lord Deputy of Ireland,
was awarded the Viscounty. The 7th Vise, was out-
lawed for adhering to .Tames II.; the 12th obtained in
1800 the removal of this sentence, which had excluded
the line from the Irish House of Lords : the 13th
obtained the U.K. Peerage. The titles and dates of the
earlier honours are supplied by his Lordship, the
present Peer ; those of Laundres and Birmingham are,
however, both claimed by the family through female
descent (the ist and 2nd Bns. having married into those
I lines), and this Mr. Cokayne pronounces to be, with the
peculiar exception of La Poer (see Waterford, Marq.), a
thing unknown in the succession of Irish Baronies.
Titled Relatives.
(Preston.)
Issue of present {\\tJi) V. :
Hon. Jenico Edward Joseph P., heir to Viscounty,
late Lieut. Manchester Mil. : b. 1879.
Hon. Ismay Lucretia Mary P., b. 1883.
Hon. Richard Martin Peter P., 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut.
R.F.A., b. 1884.
Hon. Hubert Anthony John P., b. 1885.
Surviving issue of 13th V. (sists. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1837.) . •
Hon. Lucretia Paulina Mary, now Hon. Mrs. John
Farrell, b. 1839, mar. i860 Jno. Arthur F., Esq.
Res., Moynalty, Kells, Co. Meath. ;
Hon. Charlotte Agnes Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Richard
Donaldson, b. 1841, mar. 1870 the late Lt.-Col.
Richd. D. (d. 1898). Res., Hartlands, Clonmellon,
Athboy, Co. Meath.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Edward P. (Anne Genevieve, dau. of the
late Saml. Grimshawe, Esq.), mar. 1891 the late
Hon. Edward Francis John P., formerly Capt. 9th
Lancers (d. 1901). Res., Errwood Hall, Buxton.
GORRINGE, Col. George Frederick, C.M.G.
(1900-1). D.S.O. (1896), R.E.,Dongola 1896, Soudan
1897-9, S. Africa 1900-1. S. Soudan 1904, formerly
Dist. Supt. Engr. at Suakin, and Offr. in Comd.
in Sennaar : b. 1868.
GORST, Knight (1). Sir (John) Eldon Gorst,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A., barrister -at -law,
Assist. Under Sec. in Foreign Office, late Financ.
Adviser to the Egyptn. Govt., prev. to Min. of
Justice, was in Egyptn. serv. 1890-1901 : son
of follg., b. 1861, mar. 1903 Evelyn, dau. of
Chas. D. Rudd, Esq. Res., 36 Queen Anne's
Gt., S.W.
*** Adopted at one time the name of "John Lowndes
Gorst," but resumed "Eldon" on being knighted.
Father and son thus bear identical names, but the one
is to be known as the Rt. Hon. Sir John, and the other
as Sir Eldon.
GORST, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir John (Eldon) Gorst P.C. {Gt. Br. 1890),
Kt. Bach. (1885), K.C. (1875), M.A., M.P. for
Camb. Univ. (<?.), late Vice-Pres. Bd. of Education
(office now termed Pari. Sec. to that Bd.), and
has been Solic.-Gen., Under Sec. for India, and
Financ. Sec. to Treas. ; Civ. Commissr. of Waikato,
N.Z., 1861-3 : b. 1835, mar. i860 Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of Rev. Lorenzo Moore. Bes., Cricket Hill
House, Yateley, Hants., nr. Camberley ; Queen
Anne's Mansns., Westmr., S.W.
GORT, Viscount. John Standish Surtees
Prendergast Vereker, 6th Vise. {Irel.), 2nd Lieut.
Gren. Gds., a minor: son of 5th V. ; b. July 10,
1886 ; sue. 1902. Seat, East Cowes Castle, I.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Kiltarton, x8io : Vise. Gort, 1816.
—Jno. Prendergast Smyth, M.P. for Carlow and after-
wards Limerick, was elevated to the Peerage by these
titles, with remainder to his nephew the Rt. Hon. Chas.
Vereker.
Titled Relatives.
( Vereker. )
Issue of$th V. (bro. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 18S6.)
Hon. Standish Rodert Gage Prendergast v., heir
pros to Viscounty, b. 1888. (2nd heir, his xst cousin
Standish Henry Prendergast V., b. 1878.)
Surviving issue of 4th V. (uncle and aunts of
present) :
(The late 5th Viscount, b. 1849, d. 1902.) . . . •
Hon. Isolda Caroline, now Hon. Lady Crau/urd, b.
1852, mar. 1870, see " Craufurd, Bt."
Hon. Mabel Elizabeth V.,b. 1856. Res., 10 Wilton
St., S.W.
GOB, Baronetage^
Knightage^ &c. GOS 317
Hon. Jeffrey Edward Prendergast V., formerly Maj.
R.H.A., b. 1858, mar. 1902. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Laline Maria V., b. 1859.
Hon. Elizabeth Maria, now The Lady Be L'I»le and
Dudley, b. 1861, mar. 1902, 2nd hush, 3rd Bn. Be
L'Isle and Budley (q.v.).
Hon. Corinna Julia V., b. 1863. Res., Holly Hill,
Bitchiugham, Norfolk, nr. Bungay.
— D au. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Foley V. (Ellen Amelia, dau. of Rev.
Henry M. M. Wilshere), mar. 1876 the late Capt.
Hon. Foley Chas. Prendergast v., R.N. (d. 1900).
Res., Ruhstein, Spring Glove, Isleworth, Middx.
Dau. of 3rd V. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Katherine V., b. abt. 18 16. Res., The Pitts,
Binstead, Ryde, I.W.
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1819, d. 1900.)
— Daus. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. John V. (Louisa, dau. of the late Geo.
Medlicott, Esq.), mar. 1858 the late Hon. Jno.
Prendergast V. (d. 1891).
Hon. Mrs. Henry V. (Louisa Elizabeth Mary, dau.
of the late Geo. B. Gosset, Esq.), mar. 1866 the
late Hon. Henry Prendergast V., Brit. Cons, at
Cherbourg, and in S. America (d. 1904). Res., with
Hon. Katherine.
GORT, Viscount's Widow. Viscountess G.
(Eleanor, dau. of the late Robert S. Surtees, Esq.),
mar. 1885 5th Vise. Gort (d. 1902). Res., East
Oowes Castle, I.W. ; Hamsterley Hall, Witton-
le-"Wear R.S.O., Co. Durham; 15 Grosvenor
Gdns., Eaton Sq., S.W.
GOSCHEN, Priv. Counc. and Knioht. Rt.
Hon. Sir (William) Edward Goschen, P.C. (Gr.
Br. 1905), G.C.V.O. (1905), K.C.M.G. (1901), Brit.
Ambass. at Vienna, prev. Min. in Denmark,
formerly at St. Petersburg and Belgrade and has
held posts at Peking, Lisbon, and Washington :
b. 1847 (bro. of follg.j, mar. 1874 Harriet Hasta,
dau. of the late Darius Clarke, Esq. Bes., Brit.
Emb., Vienna.
GOSCHEN, Viscount. George Joachim
Goschen, 1st Vise. {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1865),
M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., formerly in the mercantile
firm of Friihling and Goschen, Austin Friars;
a D.L. for the Co. and Lieut, for the City of
London, also D.L. for Co. of City of Canter-
bury, is Chanc. of Oxford University (el. 1903),
an Elder Bro. of Trin. House, formerly Dir.
of Bk. of Eng. and Chmn. of Lloyd's, has
been twice First Lord of the Admiralty, also
Vice-Pres. Bd. of Trade, Chanc. Duchy of
Lane, Pres. Poor Law Bd., and (1887-92) Chanc.
of Exchequer, an M.P. 1863-1900; Special Ambass.
to Constantinople 1880-1 , formerly an Ecclesiast.
Commissr. and Lord Rector of Aberdeen and
Edinburgh Univs. : son of Wm. H. Goschen, Esq. ;
b. Aug. 10, 1831 ; cr. Vise. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1857
the late Lucy (d. 1898), dau. of the late Jno.
Dailey, Esq. Seat, Seacox Heath, Hawkhurst.
Kent.
Creation. U.K. : Vise. Goschen, 1900.
Issue.
{Goschen.)
Hon. Lucy Maude, now Hon. Mrs. Alexis Roche, b.
1858, mar. 1889 Hon. Alexis Chas. Burke R., son
of 1st Bn. Fermoy, q.v.
Hon. George Joachim G., heir to Viscty., M.P. for
E. Grinstead (C), Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col, comdg.
2nd Vol. Batt. E. Kent Regt., Extra A. B.C. to
Fd. -Marsh. Earl Roberts, formerly Priv. Sec. (un-
paid) to Gov. of N. S. Wales (E. of Jersey) :
b. x866, mar. 1893 Lady (Margaret) Evelyn Gathorne-
Hardy, dau. of E. of Cran brook. Res., 20 Cadojjfan
Gdns., S.W. (2nd heir, his son George Joachim,
b. 1893.)
Hon. Alice, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Hardcastle,
b. 1868, mar. 1900 Rev. Edwd. Hoare H. Res.,
All Saints Vicarage, Maidstone.
Hon. William Henry G., partner in firm of Friihling
and Goschen. b. 1870, mar. 1896 Geraldine Elizabeth,
dau. of Rt. Hon. Jno. W. Mellor, K.C., M.P. (Hon.
Mrs. Wm. Henry G.). Res., 7 Warwick Sq., S.W.
Hon. Beatrice Mary G., b. 1872.
Hon. Fanny Evelyn (?., b. 1876.
■ — Dau.-in-law :
Lady Evelyn G., see Hon. George above.
GOSCHEN", Lieut. Arthur Alec, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1900 : b. 1880.
GOSFORD, Earl of. Archibald Brabazon
Sparrow Acheson, 4th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn.
Worlingham {U.K.); a Bt. (Scot.), K.P. (1869),
Lieut, of Armagh, Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy.
Ir. Fus. (Mil.), Vice-Chambn. to H.M. Queen
Alexandra, was Lord of the Bedchamber to
H.M. when Prince of Wales : son of 3rd E. ; b.
Aug. 19, 1841 ; sue. 1864 (L.U.) ; mar. 1876 Lady
Louisa Augusta Beatrice Montagu, dau. of 7th
D. of Manchester, K.P., a Lady of the Bed-
chamber to H.M. the Queen. Seat, Gosford
Castle, Markethill R.S.O., Co. Armagh; town
res., 22 Mansfield St., Portland PL, W.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Gosford, 1776; Vise. G. 1735;
Earl of G. 1806. U.K.: Bn. Worlingham, 1835; Bn.
Acheson, 1847 (a Peerage bestowed upon the 3rd Earl
prev. to accession). Scot. : A Bt. 1623. " Vise. Acheson "
is the courtesy-title of an eldest son.— Sir Archib.
Acheson, 6th Bt., was created a Bn. and Vise., his
successor obtaining the Earldom, and the 2nd Earl the
Worlingham Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Acheson.)
Issue of present (4/A) E. :
Vise. Acheson, heir to Earldom : Archibald Charles
Montagu Brabazon A., a B.L. for Armagh, late
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., served in S. Africa 1893-1900,
twice as A. B.C. : b. 1877. Club, Guards'.
Lady Alexandra Louise Elizabeth, now Lady A.
Stanley, b. 1878, mar, 1905 Capt. Hon. Fredk. Wm.
A', son of 16th E. of Berby.
Lady Mary A., b. 1881.
Lady Theodosia Louise Augusta A., b. 1882.
Hon. Patrick Charles George Cavendish .4., M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1904), 2nd heir, R.N. : b. 1833.
Surviving issue of yd E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Gertrude Emily, now Lady G. Foljambe, b.
1833, mar. 1856 Rt. Hon. Fras. J. Savile F., q.v.
Lady Edith A., b. 1837. Res., 71 Beubigh St., Bel-
grave ltd., S.W.
(Present Earl, b. 1841.)
Hon. Edward Archibald Brabazon A., formerly Col.
Coldstrm. Gds., served in Egypt 1882, ret. as Maj.-
Gen. 1887 : b. 1844, mar. 1869 Clementina, dau. of
the late Gen. Sir Jno. G. Le Marchant, G. C.S.I.
(Hon. Mrs. Edward A.). Club, Guards'.
GOSLING, Knight. Sir Audley Charles
Gosling, K.C.M.G. (1901), formerly in Roy. Welsh
Fus., and has been Cons.-Gen. at Buda-Pesth and I
Santiago, Min. Resid. in Centr. America, and Sec. !
to Legat. or Emb. at Copenhagen, Madrid, and
St. Petersburg, in Diplom. Serv. 1859-1901 : b.
1836, mar. 1904, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Augusta,
Ctss. Posse, widow of Arvid, Ct. Posse, of Sweden.
Club, St. James's.
GOSLING, Lady Victoria Alexandrina
Alberta, dau. of 9th M. of Lothian.
GOSSELIN, Knight. Maj. Sir Nicholas
Gosselin, Kt. Bach. (1905), formerly of the Home
Office.
GOSSELIN, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
G., nee Hon. Katherine Gerard, dau. of 1st Bn.
Gerard, mar. 1880 Sir Martin le Marchant H.
Gosselin, G.C.V.O., K.C.M.G., late Brit. Min.
Plen. at Lisbon, prev. in Diplom. posts at Madrid,
Berlin, Paris, St. Petersburg, Rome, and Brussels
(d. 1905). Bes., Blakesware, Ware, Herts.
318 GOS
GOSSET, Maj .-Gen. Matthew William Ed-
ward, C.B. (Mil. 1887), Dorset Eegt. retd. (1901),
now Col. ; Mutiny, Kaffir, Zulu, and Boer (1881)
Wars, Burma 1891-3, has comd. two Ind. Dists.
and Dublin: b. 1839. Westgate House,
Dedham, Colchester.
GOTT, Bishop— see "Truro."
GOUGH, family name of Viscounty below.
(Gough-Calthorpe, name of Calthorpe Bny.)
GOUGH, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Charles John
Stanley Gough, G.C.B. (Mil. 1895; K.C.B. 1881),
U(£ (1857), served in Punjab, Mutiny, Bhutan
1864-5, and Afghanistan 1878-80, comd. a 1st class
Dist. of Bengal 1885-90, now on Supernum. List,
Col. 5th Cav. I.A., and Hon. Col. Tipperary
Artill. Mil. : b. 1832 (nephew of Gen. Sir Jno. B.
Gough, G.C.B.) , mar. 1869 Harriette Anastatia,
dau. of Jno. Power, Esq., formerly M.P. Res.,
Innislonagh, Clonmel.
GOUGH, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Hugh Henry
Gough, G.C.B. (Mil. 1896; K.C.B. 1881), W (1857),
served in Mutiny, Abyssinia, and Afghanistan
1878-80, comd. a 1st class Dist. of Bengal 1887-92,
ret. 1897 an<i is Col. 12th Cav. I.A. and Keeper
of the Crown Jewels : bro. of preceding (q.v.), b.
1833, mar. 1863 Annie Margaret, dau. of'Edwd.
Eustace Hill, Esq. Res., St. Thomas's Tower,
Tower of Lond., E.C.
GOUGH (pron. Goff), Viscount. Hugh Gouah,
3rd Vise. (U.K.) and a Bt., K.C.V.O. (1904), M.A.,
Min. Res. for Saxony and Saxe-Coburg, late Sec.
to Embassy at Berlin, prev. at Stockholm and
Washington : son of 2nd V. ; b. Aug. 27, 1849 ;
sue. 1895 (C.) ; mar. 1889 Lady Georgiana Frances
Henrietta Pakenham, dau. of 4th E. of Longford.
Seat, Lough Cutra Castle, Gcrt R.S.O., Co.
Galway; offic. res., Brit. Legat., Dresden.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1842; En. Gough, 1846 ; Vise.
Gough, 1849.— The name of Hugh, Fd.-Mavshal Lord
Gough, is familiar in connection with the Sikh rebellion,
for his services in suppressing which, also previously in
both India and China, he was successively awarded these
three titles together with those of K.P., P.C., and G.C.15.
Titled Relatives.
(Gough.)
Issue of present {3rd) V. :
Hon. Katharine Nora G., h. 1890.
Hon. Hugh William 6r.,heir to Viscounty, b. 1892.
(2nd heir, his 1st cousin Guy Vincent Hugh, b. 1887,
son of late Hon. George. )
The deceased Hilda Frances G., b. & d. 1893.
Surviving dau. of 2nd V. (sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1849.)
Hon. Eleanor Laura Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Algernon
Persse, b. 1854, mar. i836 Robt. Alg. P., Esq. Res.,
Creg Clare, Ardrahan R.S.O., Co. Galway.
— Dan. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. George G. (Hilda Eva, dau. of the late
Geo. Moffatt, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1884 the late Col.
Hon. Geo. Hugh G., C.B. (killed in S. Africa 1900).
GOUGH, Lt.-Col. Alan Percy George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Denbighsh.
Hus?ars Imper. Yeom. ; Burma 1885-7 and S.
Africa 1899-1902, comdg. 1st Roy. Welsh Fus.,
was also an A.D.C. in India, ret. 1902 : b. 1863
(bro. of Maj. -Gen. Hugh S. Gough, q.v.). Res.,
Gelliwig, Pwllheli, Carnarvs.
GOUGH, Adm. Frederick William, C.B.
(Mil. 1875), Kaffraria 1846, Crimea, &c, ret. 1879,
was Ch. Emigration Offr. at Liverpool 1875-9 :
b. 1824. Res., 100 Lome Terr., Prince's Rd.,
Liverpool.
GOUGH, Maj .-Gen. Hugh Sutlej, C.B. (Mil.
1899), C.M.G. (1886), formerly 10th and 18th
Hussars, prev. in R.N. ; Afghn. 1878-9, Egypt,
G-RA
I and Eechuanaland (raised" Cough's Horse"),
was A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch. in India 1876-81 and
A.A.G. fo? Cav. at Headqrs. 1893 8, now Lt.-
Gov. of Jersey : b. 1848 (son of the late Gen.
Sir Jno. B. Gough, G.C.B;). Res:, Caer Rhun,
Carnarvonsh., Tal-y-Cafn R.S.O. ; Llechweddy-
garth, Montgom., nr. Oswestry ; Govt. House,
Jersey.
GOULBURN (Australia), Bishop of. Rt.Rev.
Christopher George Barlow, D.D., F.R.C.I.,
3rd Bp., prev. 2nd Bp. of Nth, Queensland where
he had been a Canon and Vicar-Gen. : b. 1859,
cons, to Queensld. 1891, transl. to Goulburn 1902.
Res., Bishopthorpe, Goulburn, N.S.W.
GOULBURN, Lt.-Col. Cuthbert Edward,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., retd. (1905) ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b.i85o.
GOULD, Edward, I.S.O. (1902), B.A., late Dep.
Ch. InsD. of Factories and Workshops : b. 1837.
GOULD, Edward Blencowe, I.S.O. (1903),
Cons.-Gen. at Alexandria, formerly Consul in
Siam : b. 1847. Res. , Brit. Cons.-Gen. , Alexandria.
GOULDING. Baronet. Sir William Joshua
Goulding, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1904), M.A., a D.L. for
Co. Cork, a Commissr. of Irish Lights Bd., and
Chmn. of Gt. S. & W. Rail. Co. of Ireland, head
of a large chemical firm: son of the late Wm.
Goulding, Esq., M.P., of Summerhill ; b. 1856,
mar. 1881 Ada, dau. of the late Chas. Lingard
Stokes, Esq. Heir, his son William Lingard
Amphlett (b. 1883; no 2nd heir). Seats, Milli-
cent, Sallins R.S.O., Co. Kildare; Roebuck Hill,
Booterstown R.S.O. , Co. Dublin.
GOWAN, Knight. Hon. Sir James Robert
Gowan, K.C.M.G. (1905), LL.D., Judge of High
Ct. retd. (prev. a Q.C. of Canada) and Life Senator
of Canada (hence "Hon."), was 55 years in
judicial apptmts. : b. 1815. Res., Ardraven,
Barrie, Ontario ; The Senate, Ottawa.
GOWANS, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Mary,
dau. of the late Wm. Brodie, Esq., R.S.A.), mar.
1864, as 2nd wife, Sir Jas. Gowans, Lord Dean
of Guild Ct., Edinburgh (d. 1890). Res., 5 Dean
Park Cresc, Edinburgh.
GOWANS, Maj. James, D.S.O. (1902), Durham
Artill. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1902.
GOWER, Baron {Eng. 1703) and Earl (Gt.Br.
1746), see " Sutherland, D. of."
GOWER (LEVESON-) (pron. Lewson-Gorr) ,
family name of Granville Earldom. See that
Earl's line for names in " Hon.," and Sutherland,
D. of (Sutherld.-Lev.-Gower),for thosein "Lord"
and "Lady;" see also the follg. entries.
GOWER (LEVESON-), Hon. Mrs. George
Granville, dau. of 8th Bn. Monson.
GOWER (LEVESON-), Hon. Mrs. Granville
William, dau. of 1st Bn. Leigh.
GOWER (SUTHERLAND-) , Lord Ronald, son
of 2nd D. of Sutherland.
GOWER (SUTHERLAND-LEVESON-) , usual
family name of Sutherland Dukedom (see
" Gower, Leveson-").
GOWERS. Knight. Sir William Richard
Gdwers, Kt. Bach. (1897), M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.P.I., Consg. Phys. to Univ. Coll. Hosp.,
Phys. to Nat. Hosp. for the Paralysed and
Epileptic, and an extensive medical author : b.
1845, mar. 1875 Mary, dau. of Fredk. Baines, Esq.
Res., 50 Queen Anne St., W.
GRACE, Baronet. Sir Valentine Raymond
Grace, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), a D.L. for Queen's
Co., Capt. in Leinst. Mil. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1877,
sue. 1903, mar. 1900 Mildied, dau. of Maj. Jno.
E. Jameson, M.P. Heir, his son Raymond
Eustace (b. 1903 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin once
Director!/ of Peerage,
GRA
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
GRA 319
rem. Col. Sheffield HantiUoh-Grace, b. 1834). Res.,
Northcote, Temple Gdns., Dublin.
*#* The 1st Bt., though strictly Irish, was M.P. for
Wiuchester, and hence created a Efc. of Gt. Br. : cf.
" Coote, of Dormybrook."
GRACE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
G. (Margaret, dau. of the late Valentine O'B.
O'Connor, Esq.), mar. 1874 Sir Percy R. Grace,
;4th Bt., a Commissr. of Nat. Education in Ireld.
(d. 1903). Res., Boley, Monkstown, Dublin,
j ' GRACEY, Col. Thomas, C.S.I. (1897), R.E.
retd. (1900), late Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Rail.
Branch of Pub. Works Dept., formerly Consg.
Engr. and Dir.-Gen. of Rails. : b. 1843.
GRADWELL, Lady Henrietta Maria, dau.
of 10th E. of Fingall.
GRAEME (HAMOND-), Baronet. Sir Graham
Eden William Hamond-Grceme, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br.
1783), a D.L. for I. of Wight, formerly Lieut.
16th Lancers, served in Abyssinia 1867-8 : son of
3rd Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1874, mar. 1876 Evelyn
Emma Murray, dau. of Maj. Robt. B. Lawes.
Heir, his son Egerton Hood Murray (b. 1877 5
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Capt. Grosvenor Hood Grseme
H. -G., b. 1849). Seat, Norton Lodge, Freshwater
R.S.O., LAV. ; town res., 17 Dorset Sq., N.W.
GRAEME (HAMOND-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady H.-G. (Mary Anne, dau. of the
late E. Miller, Esq., of Cambridge), mar. 1844 Sir
Andrew S. Hamond-Grseme, 3rd Bt. (d. 1874).
Res., Norlands, Freshwater R.S.O., I.W.
GRAFF, Stephen John, C.B. (Civ. 1900-1),
Assist. Dir. of Transpts. in S. Afr. War, now at
Admiralty: b. 1842. Res., 25 Perryn Ed., Acton,
W.
GRAFFENRIED— see "Peel,Bt. of Drayton."
GRAFTON, Duke of. Augustus Charles
Lennox FitzRoy, 7th Duke {Eng.), K.G. (1883),
C.B. (Mil. 1873), formerly of Coldstrm. Gds.,
served in Crimea, retired as Gen. 1881 ; an Hon.
Equerry to H.M., a D.L. for Suffolk, a Co. Aid.
for Northants., and Hered. Ranger of Whittlebury
Forest : son of 5th D. and bro. of 6th ; b. June
22, 1821 ; sue. 1882 {L. U.) ; mar. 1847 the late
Anna (d. 1857), dau. of Jas. Balfour, Esq., of
Whittingehame. Seats, Euston Hall, Suffolk, nr.
Thetford; Wakefield Lodge, N'thants., nr. Stony
Stratford ; town res., 6 Chesterfield Gdns. , May fair,
w.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Arlington, 1664 ; E. of Arlington
md Vise. Thetford, 1672 (April); E. of Euston, Vise,
[pswich, and Bn. Sudbury, 1672 (Aug.); D. of Grafton,
.675.— Henry FitzRoy, the 1st Duke, was an illegitimate
on of Charles II. He was also the recipient of the three
itles of August 1672, the three earlier ones coming to
he 2nd Duke through his mother, who was sole heir of
he first bearer of those titles.
Titled Relatives.
(FitzRoy.)
'ssue of present {jth) D.:
Earl of Euston, heir to Dukedom : Henry James F.,
V.D., a D.L. for Suffolk, Col. comdg. ist Vol. Batt.
Northants. Regt., formerly Lt.-Col. Adelaide Rifles
(S.A.) and a Vol. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1848, mar. 1871
the late Kate (d. 1903), dau. of Jno. Walsh, Esq.
Club, Carlton.
Lord Alfred William Maitland F., 2nd heir, a D.L. for
Northants., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds. : b. 1850,
mar. 1875 Margaret Rose, dau. of Eric C. Smith,
Esq. (Lady Alfred F.). Res., Whittlebury, Tow-
J . cester, N'thants.
The late Lady Eleanor Magniac, b. 1853, d. 1905,
1 having mar. 1904, 3rd husb., Maj. Herbert M.
I D.S.O.
The deceased Victor Alexander F., b. 185s, d. 1858.
J Rev. Lord Charles Edward F., M.A., Hon. Chapl.
I to H.M. and a C.C. for W. Suffolk : b. 1857, mar.
j 1883 Hon. Ismay Mary Helen Augusta Fitzroy,
dau. of 3rd Bn. Southampton (Lady Charles
FitsRoy). Res. , Euston Rect. , Suffolk, nr. Thetford.
Surviving issue of $th D. (bro. and sist. of present ;
6th d. childless) :
Lady Maria Louisa, now Dow. Lady Penrhyn (q.v.),
b. i3i8, mar. 1848 ist Bn. P. (d. 1886).
(The lata 6th Dure, b. 1819; d. 188a.)
(Present Dure, b. 1821.)
Lord Frederick John F:t an M.P. 1863-5, retired Lt.-
Col. Gren. Gds., prsv. in R.N. (served on Coast of
Syria 1340} : b. 1823, mar. 1853 Catherine Sarah
Wilhelmina, dau. of the late Rev. Wm. Wescomb
(Lady Frederick F. ). Tigs., Forest Farm, Balcnmbe,
Hay ward's Heath, Sussex ; 23 Grosvenor St., W.
GRAFTON, Duke's Widow. Duchess of G.,
nee Hon. Marie Louisa Anne Baring, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Ashburton, b. 1833, mar. 1858 6th D. of
Grafton (d. 1882). Res., Harlestone House,
Northampton ; 22 Holland Villas Rd., W.
GRAFTON and ARMLDALE (Australia),
Bishop op. Rt. Rev. Henry Edward Cooper,
D.D., 4th Bp., prev. Bp. Coadj. of Ballarat and
Archdn. of Ballarat and Hamilton : b. 1845,
mar. 1879, cons. 1895, transl. to Grafton and A.
1901. Res., Bishopscourt, Armidale, N.S.W.
GRAHAM, family name of Montrose Duke-
dom, q.v. for " Lords" and "Ladies" (see also
names below and under Bts.' Wids.). {Graham-
Toler, name of Norbury Earldom.)
GRAHAM, Baron {Scot. 1445), and Earl (also
Baron G. of Belford, Gt. Br. 1722)— see "Mont-
rose, D. of," " Earl Graham," being his chief
Imperial title.
GRAHAM, Baronet of Esk. Sir Robert
James Stuart Graham, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1629), son
of 9th Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1864, mar. 1874 Eliza Jane,
dau. of Chas. Burn, Esq., of New York. Heir,
his son Montrose Stuart (b. 1875 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Edward Charles, b. 1850). Res., in U.S.A.
GRAHAM, Baronet of Netkerby . Sir Richard
James Graham, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1783), a D.L. for
Cumberland (High Sheriff 1894), formerly Lieut.
Argyll and Suthd. Highldrs. (Mil.) : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1888, mar. 1889, 2nd wife, the
under-mentioned Lady (Mabel) Cynthia Graham.
Heir, his son Frederick Fergus (b. 1893; 2nd
heir, next sun, Richard Preston, b. 1896). Seat,
Netherby, Longtown R.S.O., Cumbd. ; town res.,
48 Burton Ct., Chelsea, S.W.
GRAHAM, Baronet of Norton Conyers. Sir
Reginald Henry Graham, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1662), a
D.L. for N. Rid., formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade,
served in Crimea: son of 7th Bt., b. 1835, sue.
1866, mar. 1876 Anne Mary, dau. of the Late
Thos. Shiffner, Esq., son of 1st Bt. of the name.
Heir, his son Capt. Reginald Guy G. (b. 1878 ;
2nd heir, next surv. son, Malise, b. 1884). Seat,
Norton Conyers, Ripon.
GRAHAM, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady G.
of Kirkstall (Louisa Frederica, dau. of the late
Rev. Lord Chas. Hervey, D.D., son of 1st M. of
Bristol), mar. 1874 Sir Cyril C. Graham, 5th and
last Bt. (d. 1895). Res., 8 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea,
S.W. — (2) Lady Hermione G. of Netherby {nee
Lady Jane Hermione St. Maur), dau. of 12th D.
of Somerset, b. 1832, mar. 1852 Sir Fredk. Ulric
Graham, 3rd Bt. (d. 1888). Res., 32 Pont St., S.W.
GRAHAM, Earl— see Baron G. above.
GRAHAM, Knight (1). Sir Henry John
Lowndes Graham, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, Clerk of the Parliaments, for-
merly a Master in Lunacy : b. 1842, mar. 1884,
2nd wife, the under-mentioned Lady Margaret
Graham. Res., Mardeh Hill, Hertford; Eoyal
Ct., Pal. of Westmr., S.W.
GRAHAM, Knight (2). Sir James Graham,
32o GRA
Directory of Peerage^
GRA
Kt. Bach. (1901), M.A., M.D., Mayor of Sydney in
year of promotion and an M.L.A. of N.S.W.,
an hon. surg. in two Sydney hosps. for women : b.
1859, mar. 1890 Fanny, dau. of Rev. G. W. Millard.
Res., 183 Liverpool St., Hyde Pk., Sydney.
GRAHAM, Knight (3). Sir John James
Graham, K.C.M.G. (1905), Sec. to Law Dept. at
the Cape (2nd time), prev. High Sheriff and
Taxing Olr. : b. 1847, mar- *873 Anne, dau. of
J. Murison, Esq. Res., Monorgan, Newlands,
Cape Town.
GRAHAM, Knight (4). Gen. Sir Samuel
James Graham, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.M.L.I. retd.
(1902), served in Baltic Expdn. and Egypt: b.
1837, mar. 1879, 2nd wife, Valentina Rosabel,
dau. of the late Gen. T. C. Kelly, C.B. Res., 9
Iverna Ct., Kens., W.
GRAHAM, Knight (5). Adm. Sir William
Graham, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1887), served
at Lagos 1851, in Baltic and Black Seas, China
1857; has been employed at Leeward Is., as
Adm. Supt. at Malta, Comptroller of the Navy,
a Lord of Admiralty, and Pres. of Roy. Nav. Coll.
Greenwich, ret. 1891 : b. 1826, mar. 1882, 2nd
husb. to 2nd wife, Agnes, dau. of Rev. W.
Yalden Thompson, and widow of W. F. Lawton,
Esq. Res., Bellair, Charmoutb R.S.O., Dorset.
GRAHAM, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Jane,
dau. of G. Durant, Esq., and widow of Rev.
G. B. Blacker), mar. 18—, 2nd husb., Lt.-Gen. Sir
Gerald Graham, G.C.B., G.C.M.G., (d. 1899).
GRAHAM, Marquess of {by courtesy — title
M. of G. and Buchanan, Scot. 1707), eld. son and
heir of D. of Montrose.
GRAHAM, Col. Edward Ritchie Coryton,
C. B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Chesh. Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 as Assist. Piov. Marsh, and A.A.G.,
prev. A.A.G. in India, now at Headqrs. : b. 1858.
GRAHAM, Frederick, C.B. (Civ. 1899), Assist.
Und. Sec. for Colonies : b. 1848. Res., Kincairney,
Weybridge, Surrey.
GRAHAM, Lt.-Col. Herman Witsius Gore,
D. S.O. ( 1889) , comdg. 5th Lancers ; Gold Coast 1889,
Ashanti 1895-6, Tirah 1897, S. Africa 1899-1900,
was with Egyptn. Army 1891-3 and Commissi-,
of a Dist. in Transvaal 1900-1 : b. 1859.
GRAHAM, Lady Hermione— see "Bts.' Wids."
GRAHAM, John, I.S.O. (1903), head of
Tithe and Copyhold Branch, Bd. of Agric. and
Fisheries : b. 1844. Res., 8 Clydesdale Rd.,
Notting Hill, W.
GRAHAM^Lt.-Col. John Malise Anne, D.S.O.
(1900-1), ccmmj. 3rd Batt. Roy. Lanes. Regt.
(Mil.); Nile &c. 1897-9, S. Africa 1899-1900, prev.
A.D.C. to Lord Kitchener: b. 1869. Res., Snox-
hall. Cranleigh, Guildford.
GRAHAM, Lady (Mabel) Cynthia, dau. of 1st
E. of Feversham (q.v.) and wife of Sir Richd. Jas.
Graham, 4th Bt. of Netherby.
GRAHAM, Lady Margaret Georgiana, dau.
of 4th M. of Northampton (q.v.) and wife of the
above Sir Henry J. L. Graham, K.C.B.
GRAHAM, Maj.-Gen. Thomas, C.B. (Mil.
1889), R.A. retd. (1894) ; Hazara 1868, Afghn.
1879-80, Zhob Valley, Burma, Sikkim, and Mani-
pur, comd. a 2nd class Dist. Bengal 1890-4 : b.
1842. Res., Portsdown Cottage, nr. Cosham,
Hants.
GRAHAM-MURRAY, Lord {of Session)— see
" Dunedin, Bn."
GRAHAME, Capt. John Crum, D.S.O. (1902),
Highld. L.I.; N.W. Frontier 1897-8, Ashanti
1900, S. Nigeria 1901 : b. 1870.
GRAHAMSTOWN, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Charles Edward Cornish, D.D., 5th Bp., late
Hon. Canon and Rur. Dean of Bristol and
Examgi ChapL to the Bp. : b. 1842, mar. 1867,
cons. 1899. Res., Grahamstown, Cape Col.
GRANARD, Earl of. Bernard Arthur
William PatEick Hastings Forbes, 8th Earl
{Irel.), sits as Baron Granard {U.K.), a Bt.
(Scot.) ; a D.L. for Longford, Capt. Scots Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900-2, was an A.D.C. to Lord
Lieut, of Ireld. 1896-9 : son of 7th E. ; b. Sept.
17, 1874 ; sue. 1889 {L.) ; unmrrd. Seat, Castle
Forbes, Newtown-forbes R.S.O., Co. Longford.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Granard aud Bn. of Clanehugh,
1675; E. of Granard, 1684. U.K. : Bn. Granard. 1806.
Scut. : A Bt. 1628. "Vise. Forbes" is the courtesy-title
of an eld. son.— Sir Arthur Forbes, 2nd Bt., a zealous
supporter of the Royal cause in Scotland, was appointed
Marshal of the Army in Ireland, sworn of the Privy
Council, and made a Lord Justice, afterwards obtaining
the three Irish honours : the 6th Earl was made a Bn.
of U.K.
Titled Relatives.
(Forbes.)
Surviving issue ofjth E. (bros., sists., and half -sists.
of present) :
Bv 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Adelaide Jane Frances, now Lady Maurice
FitzGerald, b. i860, mar. 1880 the late Lord Maurice
F. (d. 1901), son of 4th D. of Leinster, q.v.
Lady Sophia Maria Elizabeth, now Lady S. Grattan-
Bellew, b. 1862, mar. 1885 Sir Henry Christopher
G. B., 3rd Bt., q.v.
Bv 2ND MKRGE.
(Present Earl, b. 1874.)
Hon. Reginald George Benedict F. , heir pres. to
Earldom, Capt. Gordon Highldrs., served in S.
Africa 1899-1901, now with Egyptn. Army : b. 1877.
Lady Eva Mary Margaret F., twin with preceding.
Lady Margaret Mary Theresa F., b. 1879.
Hon. Donald Alexander F., 2nd heir, Lieut. R.A.,
served in S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1880. Club, Jun. Nav.
and Mil.
Hon. Bertram Aloysius F., snd Lieut. Roy. Ir. Rif.,
b. 1882. Club, as preceding.
Hon. Fergus George Arthur F., Lieut. Roy. Ir. Regt.,
twin with preceding, and same Club.
GRANARD, Earl's Widow. Countess of G.,
nee Hon. Frances Mary Ret re, dau. of 12th Bn.
Petre, b. 1844, mar. 1873, as 2nd wife, 7th E. of
Granard (d. 1889). Res., with present Earl.
GRANBY, Marquess of {by courtesy— title
Eng. 1703), eld. son and heir of D. of Rutland,
called to H. of Peers as Bn. Manners of Haddon
(q.v. under " Manners ").
GRANDISON, Viscount {Irel. 1620), Irish
title of E. of Jersey.
GRANT (for Ogilvie-Grant) , family name of
Seafield Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
" Hons.," see also below.
GRANT, Baronet of Ballindalloch — see "Grant,
Macpherson-."
GRANT, Baronet of Dalvey. Sir Ludovic
James Grant, nth Bt. {Scot. 1688), Regius Pro-
fessor of Public Law &c. in Edinb. Univ., a
Trustee and Commissr. of Bd. of Manufacts. in
Scotland : son of 10th Bt., b. 1862, sue. 1884,
mar. 1890 Elizabeth Ethel Graham, dau. of the
late Hy. H. Lancaster, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Percy Frere (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Alfred
Hamilton, b. 1872). Res., 4 Belgrave Cresc, Edin-
burgh.
*** The 2nd and 3rd Bts. de jure did not assume the
title ; hence some account the present Bt. as 9th.
GRANT, Baronet of Monymusk. Sir Arthur
Henry Giant, 9th Bt. {Scot. 1705), M.A., a
D.L. for Aberdeensh., Hon. Col. 1st Aberd. R.E.
Vols., formerly Lieut. 27th Regt. : 2nd cousin of
GrBA
Baronetage, Knightage, dx.
GRA
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7th and 8th Bts. and son of the late Capt. Arthur
Grant, R.N. ; b. 1849, sue. 1887, mar. 1878 Mary,
dau. of Capt. Hy. Sholto Douglas. Heir, his
son Arthur, D.S.O., q.v. (2nd heir, next son,
William Douglas, b. 1880). Seat, House of
Monymusk, Aberdeen ; Fairoak Lodge, Bishop-
stoke, Hants.
GRANT, Baronet's "Widow {remrrd.). Laura,
Lady G. of Monymusk, dau. of the late Jno.
Fraser, Esq., of Bunchrew, mar., 1st, 1886, Sir
Fras. Wm. Grant, 8th Bt. (d. 1887) ; 2ndly, 1894,
Lt.-Col. Geo. B. M. Cumberland— retaining title
by right. Res., 107 Eaton Sq., S."W.
GRANT, Knight. Sir James Alexander
Grant, K.C.M.G. (1887). M.D., F.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.S.E., formerly an M.P. of Canada and
Pres. Coll. Surg. Ontario, Phys. to Govs. -Gen.
of Canada 1861-1904, an author on med. and
scient. subjects: b. 1831, mar. 1836 Maria, dau.
of Edwd. Malloch, Esq. Res., 150 Elgin St.,
Ottawa.
GRANT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady Flo-
rence Lucia G. (sist. of 4th E. of Malmesbury),
mar. 1890, as 2nd wife, Sir Chas. Grant, K.C.S.I.,
formerly For. See. to Ind. Govt. (d. 1903). Res..
5 Marble Arch, W.— (2) Lady G. (Mary, dau. of
Capt. Thos. Blair), mar. i85o Gen. Sir Jno. T.
Grant, K.C.B. (d. 1886). Res., 7 Upton Pk.,
Slough, Bucks.— (3) Lady G. (Victoria Alex-
andria, dau. of the late Jm. Cotes, Esq., and
widow of T. Owen, Esq.), mar. 1875 Lt.-Gen.
Sir Robert Grant, G.C.B. (d. 1904). Res., 14
Granville PI., Portman Sq., W.
GRANT, Hon. Mrs. Al aric (wee Victoria Matilda
Susan Baillie), a Maid of Honour to Queen Vic-
toria 1881-4 (hence "Hon."), aftds. an Extra
Woman of the Bedchamber : granddau. on her
mother's side of 7th E. of Elgin, b. 1857, mar-
1884 Alaric Fredk. Grant, Esq., Com. R.N. retd.
Res., BallindaiToch, Scaniport, Inverness ; 12
Evelyn Mansns., Carlisle PI., S.W.
GRANT, Lieut. Archirald Seaeield, D.S.O.
(1902), Black Watch ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1878.
GRANT, Capt. Arthur, D.S.O. (1902), 12th
Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1902, is heir to Btcy. of
Monymusk : b. 1879.
GRANT, Col. Edward James, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), !
late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Scots I
(Mil.) ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1854.
GRANT, Lt.-Col. Edward L*ong, C.B. (Mil. |
1887), LA. retd.; Burma 18.52-3, and Mutiny: j
b. 1823. Res., Forrestdale, Wellington, Nilgiri
GRANT, Lady Florence— see " Kts.' Wids."
GRANT, Lieut. George Patrick, D.S.O.
(1902), I.A., Mekran 1902: b. 1873.
GRANT, Maj.-Gen. Henry Fane, C.B. (Mil.
1885), formerly 7th Drgn. Gds. and Egyptn.
Army ; Nile 1884, Soudan 1885, now comdg. 5th
Div. Southn. Comd. ; late Insp.-Gen. of Cav. in
U.K., prev. held same post in India : b. 1848.
Res., Constable's Tower, Dover.
GRANT, Col. Hugh Gough, C.B. (Mil. 1900),
Seaforth Highldrs. retd. (1902) ; Afghn. 1879-80,
Mahsud Waziri 1881, Hazara 1891, A.A.G. Pun-
jab 1895-7, late comdg. 72nd Regtl. Dist., retd.
1902 : b. 1845. Res., Linton, Sauchen, Aberdeen.
GRANT, Lady Mary Augusta, dau. of 3rd
Earl Manvers.
GRANT, Robert, C.B. (Civ. 1902), M.A.,
M.B., Insp.-Gen. of Hosps. and Fleets R.N.
retd. (1902) ; S. Africa 1877-9, Egypt 1882,
Soudan 1884: b. 1842. Res., Ruthven, Ballin-
dalloch R.S.O., Aberdeen.
GRANT, Capt. Robert Francis Sidney, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Rif. Brig. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now
A. D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Sir F. Howard: b. 1877.
GRANT, Lt.-Col. Ronald Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), CapeMtd. Rifles; Basutold. 1880-1, Boer
War 1899-1900 : b. 1864. Res., Umtata, Cape
Col.
GRANT, Col. Samuel Charles Norton,
C.M.G. (1900-1), R.E., W. Africa 1895-6, S.
Africa 1900, rendered services with Anglo -
Portuguese and Venezuela Boundary Comrnssns.,
late D.A.A.G. Intel. Dept. War Office : b. 1854.
GRANT, Lady Sibyl Myra Caroline, dau. of
5th E. of Rosebery.
GRANT, William, C M.G. (1899), a Sub-Com-
missr. in the Uganda Administration: b. 1863.
Res., Kampala, Uganda.
GRANT (MACPHERSON-), Baronet. Sir
George Macpherson-Grant, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1838),
B. A., a D.L. for Cos. Banff, Elgin, and Inver-
ness, an M.P. 1879-86: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1839,
sue. 1850, mar. 1861 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
the lat'j Rev. Roger Pocklington. Heir, his son
John (b. 1863 ; 2nd heir, latter's son George,
b. 1890). Seats, Ballindalloch Castle, Ballindal-
loch R.S.O., Banffsh. ; Invereshie House, Kin-
gussie, Inverncss-sh. ; Craigs House, Montrose.
GRANT (OGILVIE-), usually Grant only, q.v.
G RANT-DUFF— see "Duff (Grant-)."
GRANTHAM, Baron {Gt. Br. 1761) — see
" Ripon, M. of ."
GRANTHAM, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Welbore
MacCarthu, D.D.. Bp. Suff. In Lincoln Dioc, Vic.
of Grantham and a Preb. of the Cathedral, late
Vic. of Gainsborough, prev. Rect. of Ashwell,
Rutland, and has been Archdn. of Calcutta and
Chapl. at various Indian posts : ord. 1867, cons.
1905-
*** A former Suffragan in this Diocese was styled Bp.
of Nottingham, but that town is now within the See
of Southwell.
GRANTHAM, Knight. Hon. Sir William
Gran'ham, Kt. Bach. (1886), officially " Mr. Jus-
tice Gramham," appd. Q.C. 1877, an M.P. 1874-86,
uow a Justice of the King's Bench Div. of High Ct.
(hence "Hon."), also Chmn. E. Suss. Q,.S. : b.
1835, mar. 1865 Emma, dau. of the late Richd.
Wilson, Esq., of Brighton and Chiddingley. Res.,
Barcombe PI., Lewes : 100 Eaton Sq., S.W. ;
chamb., 384 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
GRANTLEY, Baron. John Richard Brins-
ley Norton, 5th Bn. {Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Co.
and City of York, formerly Capt. Middx. Yeo-
manry : son of 4th Bn. ; b. Oct. 1, 1855 ; sue. 1877
(C); mar., 1st, 1879, the late Katharine Buckner
(d. 1897), dau. of Commod. Wm. H. M'Vickar,
of New York ; 2ndly, 1899, Alice Jones, nat.
dau. of 7th Vise. Ranelagh {extinct). Seats, Elton
Manor, nr. Nottingham; Markenfield Hall,
Ripon ; Oakley Hall, Cirencester.
Cueation. Ld. Grantley, Bn. of Markenfield, Gt. Br.
1782.— Sir Fletcher Norton (Kt.), Attorney-General and
many years Speaker of the House of Commons, was pro-
moted to ttiis Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Norton.)
Issue of present {5th) Bn.:
Hon. Joan Mary Conyers, now Hon. Mrs. Edmund
Bevan, b. 1879, mar. 1903 Edmund Henry B., Esq.
Res.. Whilton Lodge, Rugby.
Hon. Eleanor Trehane N., \ +w;ns i, tbst
Hon. Winifred Chappie N., J tmn* D- f81,
Hon. Katharine Edith Carlotta N., b. 18S3.
A deceased son, h. & d. 1E89.
322
Directory of Peerage,
Hon. Richard Henry Brinsley N., beir to Barony,
b. 1892. (2nd heir, his 1st cous. twice rem., Maj.
Charles Grantley Campbell N., b. 1835, nephew of
3rd Bn. )
Dau. of 4th Bn. (sist. of present) :
Hon. Carlotta Clara Mary A"., b. 1854. Res., Deaconess
House, Mildmay Pk., N.
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
GRANVILLE, Earl. Granville George
Leveson-Gower (pron. Lewson Gorr), 3rd Earl
{U.K.), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), a 2nd Sec. in
Diplom. Serv., -was a Lord-in- Waiting to Queen
Victoria : son of 2nd E. ; b. March 4, 1872 ; sue.
1891 (L.) ; mar. 1900 Nina Ayesha, dau. of "Walter
Baring, Esq. Address, Brit. Emb., Berlin.
Creations. U.K. : Vise. Granville, 1815 ; Earl Granville
and Bn. Leveson, 1833. —This is a revival of a former
Peerage. Jno. Granville was in 1661 created. Bn. and
Vise. G. and Earl of Bath, and after the extinction of his
line his daughter, who was widow of the 1st Bn. Carteret,
was made Visctss. C. and Ctss. G., the Earldom thus
created subsisting till 1776. The Rt. Hon. Lord Granville
Leveson-Gower, youngest son of theist Marq. of Stafford,
and a descendant of the sister of the Countess just
named, after having been Ambassador successively at St.
Petersburg and Paris, was created a Peer by the above
titles of 1815 and 1833. The name of the late 2nd Earl,
K.G., P.C., twice Secretary of State for the Colonies and
for Foreign Affairs, is still familiar among the statesmen
of the latter half of the 19th century.
Titled Relatives.
(Leveson-Gower.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (the late
bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Victoria Alberta, now Lady V. Russell, b. 1867,
mar. 1896 Harold J. Hastings R., Esq. Res., 16
Beaufort Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
Lady(Sophia Castalia)Mary,now Lady Mary Morrison,
K i87<vmar. 1892 Hugh M., Esq. Res., 34 Cadogan
(Present Earl, b. 1872.)
Hon. William Spencer heir pres. to Earldom,
Lieut. R.N. : b. 1880. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Edward.)
Son of 1st E. (uncle of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1815, d. 1891.)
Hon. Edward Frederick L.-G., M.A., a D.L. for
Surrey, barrister-at-law, formerly in For. Office, an
M.P. 1847, 1852-7, and 1359-85: b. 1819, widower
(having mar. Lady Margaret Compton, dau. of
2nd M. of Northampton; she died 1858). Res.,
Holmbury, Dorking ; 14 Sth. Audley St., W.
GRANVILLE, Earl's "Widow. Dowager
Countess G. (Castalia Rosalind, dau. of the late
"Walter E. Campbell, Esq., of Islay), mar. 1865,
as 2nd wife, 2nd Earl Granville (d. 1891). lies.,
Kensington Palace, W.
GRATTAN, Knight's "Widow. Lady G.
(Mary Cawthorne, dau. of the late Jno. Alex.
Hunter, Esq.), mar. i860 Sir Edmund A. Grattan,
Cons.-Gen. for Belgium (d. 1890). Res., 17 De
Vere Gdns., Kens., W.
GRATTAN, Col. O'Donnel Colley, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late L'pool Regt.. ret. 1905; Afghn.
1878-80 and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1855.
GRATZY, Hon. Mrs. Karl von, dau. of 5th
Bn. Braye.
GRAVES, family name of Barony following.
GRAVES, Baron. Henry Cyril Percy Graves,
5th Bn. (Irel.): son of the late Hon. Henry Richd.
Graves and 1st cousin of 4th Bn. ; b. Sept. 10, 1847;
sue. 1904 ; mar. 1870 Elizabeth Ellen, dau. of the
late Henry Craven, Esq. Seat, Gravesend House,
Magherafelt R.S.O., Co. Deny ; res., Tor Point,
Devonport; town house, 13 Park Cresc. , Portld.
PL, W.
Creation. Ld. Graves, Bn. of Gravesend, Irel. 1794.—
Thos. Graves, a distinguished naval officer, who took a
leading part in the victory of Earl Howe over the French
fleet in the above year, Avas promoted to the Peerage by
this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Graves.)
Issue of present (yh) Bn. :
Hon. Clarence Percy Rivers G., heir to Barony, b.
1871, mar. 1903 Mary Ada Isabel, dau. of Edwd. C.
Parker, Esq.. (Hon. Mrs. Graves). Res., The Red
Cottage, Branksome Pk. (Present 2nd heir, Bn.'s
bro. William Spencer Paget G., Com. R.N. retd.,
b. 1849.)
Hon. Maud Evelyn, how Hon. Mrs. John Sandars,
b. 1873, mar. 1905 Jno. Drysdale S., Esq. Res.,
Nth. Sandsfield, Gainsborough.
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (1st cous. once rem. of
present) :
Hon. Violet Georgina Adele G., b. 1871.
Hon. Evelyn Isabella Katie G.,h. 1876 (Jan.).
Hon. Cecilia Olivia G., b. 1876 (Dec).
Dau. of 3rd Bn. (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Jane Adele, now Hon. Mrs. William Fernie, b.
1834, mar. 1891 Wm. Thos. F., Esq., M.D. Res.,
4 Pembroke Villas, The Green, Richmond, Surrey.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1847, d. 1904.)
Dau.-in-law of 2nd Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Adolphus G. (Caroline Glubb, dau. of
Capt. Wriford, R.N.), mar. 1S58 the late Capt. Hon.
Adolphus Edward Paget G. (d. 1891). Res., Dun-
barton House, The Green, Richmond, Surrey.
GRAVES, Baron's Widow. Katherine, Lady
G. (Katherine Frederica, dau. of the late Sir
Thos. W. C. Murdoch, K.C.M.G.), mar. 18704th
Bn. Graves (d. 1904). Bes., Kilmomer, Lismore
R.S.O., Co. Waterford.
GRAVES, Capt. Percival Hope, D.S.O.
(1902), 6th Batt. Middx. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1902.
GRAVES, Robert "Wyndham, C.M.G. (1896),
Cons.-Gen. for Salonica and other dists. in Servia,
late Cons, for Kurdistan, and Cons.-Gen. for
Crete, prev. Vice-Cons, at Alexandria, Sophia,
&c. : b. 1858. Address, Brit. Consulate-Gen.,
Salonica.
GRAVESEND, Baron GRAVES of {Irel.
1794) — see " Graves, Bn."
GRAY, family name of the follg. Barony (the
Bnss. herself taking the name Smith-Gray as there
explained) .
GRAY, Baroness. Eveleen Smith-Gray, Bnss.
19th in line {Scot. — see note) : niece of 14th E. of
Moray, and daft, of Lady Jane, wife of Jerem.
Pounden, Esq., and dau. of 10th E. ; b. May 3,
1841 ; sue. to Barony of Gray {de jure) 1895, claim
established 1896 ; mar. 18S3 the late Jas. Maclaren
Smith, Esq. (d. 1900), of Hazelgreen, Lanes., who
with herself assumed, 1897, the addit. name of
Gray, their issue to take this latter name only.
Seat, Brownswood, Enniscorthy, Co. "Wexford ;
town res., 14 The Boltons, S. Kensington, S.W.
Creation. Ld. Gray, Scot. 1445.— The present Bnss. is
sometimes given as the 20th in line. The contested
point is whether it was Sir Andrew Gray (Kt.) or his
untitled son of the same Christian name who was
originally summoned as Ld. Gray ; ' Burke ' says dis-
tinctly the latter, and as the Union Roll places the
Barony after that of Saltoun, created 1445, and as neither
• Burke ' nor ' Debrett ' goes earlier than 1444 as its start-
ing-point, whereas the knighted Sir Andrew died in
1438, we are compelled in consistency to call this the
19th Barony, though possiby ' Foster' (' Lodge') may be
right in dating it "before 1437." It was a matter of
dispute almost at its beginning. Sir H. Nicolas gives
1445, which is the earliest possible date compatible with
the Union Roll. On the death of the Bnss. 17th in line
the succession devolved upon her 2nd cousin, the 14th
Eai-1 of Moray, by whom the Barony was held from 1878
till his death without issue, when the former title was
restored by the succession of his niece.
GRA Baronetage, Knightage, &c. GRE 323
Issue.
(pray.)
MASTEROFGi{AY,heir to Barony: Hon. James Maclaren
Stuart M.A., F.R.G.S., F.R.S.L., F.R.S.E.,
formerly Gapt. 5th Batt. Rifle Brigade. (Mil.): b.
1864. Res., Cwmirfon, Llanwrtyd Wells R.S.O.,
Brecons.
Hon. Ethel Eveleen.now Hon. Mrs. Henry Campbell,
heiress after preceding (no abeyance in Scott.
Peerage): b. 1866, mar. 1888 Hy. Tufnell C, Esq.
Res., 7 Collingham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
The late Capt;. Hon. Lonsdale Richard Douglas G.,
b. 1870, d. 1900 of fever at Johannesburg.
Hon. Thora Zelma Grace G., b. 1875.
Hon. Kathleen Eileen Moray G., b. 1878.
GRAY, Knight (1). Sir (Samuel) Brown-
low Gray, Kt. Bach. (1901), C.M.G. (1888), late
Ch. Justice of the Bermudas, (then styled " Hon")
prev. Attorney-Gen. and M.E.C., formerly an
Insp. of Schools: b. 1823, mar. 1851 Eliza Anne,
dau. of Hon. Jas. H. Trimingham, Esq. Res.,
Clermont, Paget, Bermuda.
GRAY, Knight (2). Sir Walter Gray, Kt.
Bach. (1902), late Mayor of Oxford (4th time):
b. 1848, mar. i874Emily Alice, dau. of the late Jas.
Savage, Esq. lies., Glenmore, 1 St. Margaret's
Rd., Oxford.
GRAY, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Dorothy,
dau. of Capt. Jno. Hall, R.N.), mar. 1849 Sir
Wm. Gray (d. 1898). lies., The Cottage, Greatham,
"West Hartlepool.
GRAY, Master of, title of the heir to the Gray
Barony.
GRAY, William, I.S.O. (1905), Sec. to Post
Office and Teleg. Dept., N.Z.
GRAY, Col. William du Gard, C.B. (Mil.
1904), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80, Hazara 1888, Miran-
zai, and Waziristan 1894-5, N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and 1901-2 : b. 1856. lies., Mooltan, Punjab.
GRAY (STUART-), Hon. Morton, bro. and
heir pres. of present E. of Moray.
GRAZIOLI, Duchess a di, dau. of 8th E. of
Newburgh.
GREATHED, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Charlotte Frederica Caroline, dau. of Sir Geo. R.
Osbom, 6th Bt.), mar. 1869, as 3rd wife, Gen. Sir
Edwd. H. Greathed, K.C.B. (d. 1881). lies., 4
West Eaton PL, S.W.
GREAVES, Knight (1). Gen. Sir George
Richards Greaves, G.C.B. (Mil. 1896), K.C.M.G.
(1881), served in Mutiny, Eusofzai, and N.Z.
1862-6, and was Ch. of Staff in Ashanti Expedn.
1873-4 and that of Suakin 1885 ; Ch. Sec. to Govt,
of Cyprus 1878-9, A.G. to Ind. Army 1879-84,
Com.-in-Ch. Bombay and a Memb. of Counc. of
Gov. 1890-3, ret. 1896, and is Col. E. Surrey
Regt. : b. 1831, mar. 1903, 2ndhusb. to 2nd wife,
Julia Rose, widow of Surg. -Maj. W. Venour,
and dau. of the late Rev. E. Morris. Res.,
Netherwood, Saundersfoot R.S.O., Pembrokesh.
GREAVES, Knight (2). Sir William Her-
bert Greaves, Kt. Bach. (1904), B.A., Chief Jus-
tice of Barbados, has been an M.E.C., Memb. of
House of Assembly, Attorn. -Gen., &c, appd.
Q.C. 1890 : b. 1857, mar. 1883 Millicent Josephine,
dau. of Wm. Mahon, Esq. Res., Stratford Lodge,
Barbados.
GREDFNGTON, Baron KENYON of {Gt. Br.
1788)— see " Kenyon, Bn."
GREECE, H.R.H. Prince Nicholas (Mcolaos)
of, G.C.V.O. (Hon. 1901), b. 1872.— For other
names see Royal Family.
GREEN, Baronet of London. Sir Francis
Haydn Green, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1901), Hon. Maj.
(late Capt.) 1st London Rif. Vol. Corps, a Lieut,
for City of London : son of 1st Bt., b.' 1871, sue.
Z 2
1902, mar. 1904 Viola Evelyn, dau. of Henry B.
Wheatley, Esq. Heir, his son (b. 1905; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Leonard Henry Haydn, b. 1879. Res.,
27 Curoberld. Mansns., West Hampstead, N.W.
GREEN, Baronet of Wakefield. Sir Edward
Green, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1886), owner of iron and
engineering works, a D.L. for W. Rid., a Dir. of
Lanes, and Yorks. Rail., formerly Lieut. W. York
Yeom., an M.P. 1885-92 : son of the late Edwd.
Green, Esq., of Wakefield; b. 1831, widower.
Heir, his son Edward Lycett (b. i860: 2nd heir,
latter'sson Edward Arthur Lycett, b. 1886). Seats,
Nunthorpe Hall, York ; Ken Hill, King's Lynn.
GREEN, Bishop— see " Ballarat."
GREEN, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir William
Henry Rodes Green, K.C.S.I. (1866), C.B.
(Civ. 1859), F.R.G.S., Col. "Jacob's Horse,"
LA., served, in Punjab and at Sebastopol and
Sweaborg, was Polit. Supt. &c. of N.W. frontier
of Scinde 1861-8, and Hon. A.D.C. to Viceroy, is
a D.L. for Sutherland : b. 1823, mar. 1868 Louisa,
dau. of the late Jno. Hy. Dunn, Esq., of Canada.
Res., 93 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
GREEN, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady G.
(Mary, dau. of Thos. Griffiths, Esq.), mar. 1877,
as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Edwd. Green, K.C.B. (d.
1891). — (2) Lady G. (Mary, dau. of the late Col.
Sir Thos. Reade, K.C.B.), mar. 1863 Sir Wm.
Kirby Green, K.C.M.G., Min. Pienip. to Morocco
(d. 1891).— (3) Ladv G. (Williamina Green, dau.
of Jno. Gordon, Esq., of Leith), mar. 1862 Col. Sir
Wm. Green, K.C.B. (d. 1897). Res., Lynnbum,
Aberlour R.S.O., Banffsh.
GREEN, Lt.-Col. Alfred Lingard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late comdg. 3rd Vol. Batt. Beds. Regt.;
N.W. Rebelln. Canada, S. Africa igoo-i : b. 1863.
Res., The Willows, Bloemfontein.
GREEN, Capt. Arthur Dowson, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt. ; Sierra Leone 1898-9, S.
Africa 1899-1902: b. 1874.
GREEN, Capt. Henry Edward, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Cameronians ; Sierra Leone 1898-9, S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1876.
GREEN, Col. Malcolm Scrimshire, C.B. (Mil.
1861), Bomb. S.C. retd. (1870); Crimea, Persia,
and Mutiny : b. 1824. Res., 78 St. George's Rd.,
S.W.
GREEN, Maj. Terence Albert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N. S.W. Bearer Compy. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1872. Res., Klerksdorp, Transvaal.
GREEN, Capt. Thomas Harold Mortimer,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Sherwd. Foresters; Chitral
Relief 1895, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1863.
GREEN ACRE, Knight. Sir Benjamin Wesley
Greenacre, Kt. Bach. (1901), M.L.A. of the Col. of
Natal, sen. partner in a drapery firm of Durban
and London: b. 1832, mar. 1863 Mary Hastier,
dau. of Rev. Ralph Stott. Res., Caistor House,
Durban.
GREENALL, Baronet. Sir Gilbert Greenall,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1876), formerly Lieut. Chesh.
Yeom. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1894, mar. 1900
Frances Eliza, dau. of Capt. Edwd. W. Griffith.
Heir, his son Gilbert (b. 1901 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Edward, b. 1902). Seats, Walton Hall, Warring-
ton ; Woolsthorpe-by-Belvoir, Grantham, Lines. ;
Tilstone House, Tarporley, Chesh.
GREENE, Baronet. Sir (Edward) Walter
Greene, 1st Bt. of Nether HaU (Z7.ii:. 1900), M.P.
for Bury St. Edmunds (C), a D.L. for Suffolk
(High Sheriff 1897) and for Worcestersh., late
Hon. Lt.-Col. Suffolk Hussars (Yeom.) : son of the
late Edwd. Greene, Esq., M.P. ; b. 1842, mar.
I864 Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. Chas.
324 GRE Directory of Peerage, GRE
S. Royds. Heir, his son Walter Raymond G.,
M.P. for West Cambridgesh. (C. ; b. 1869; 2nd
heir, next son, Edward Allan, b. 1882). Seats,
Nether Hall and Westgate House, both in or nr.
Bury St. Edmunds.
GREENE, Knight. Sir (William) Conyngham
GVeerce, K.C.B. (Civ. 1900), M.A., Brit.Min. Plenip.
to Switzd., was Brit. Agent and Charge d' Affaires
for Transvaal 1896-9, prev. Sec. of Legat. at
Teheran and 2nd or 3rd Sec. at Athens, Stuttgart,
the Hague, and Brussels : b. 1854 (grandson of
2ndBn. Plunket), mar. 1884 the under-mentioned
Lady Lily Greene. lies., Brit. Legat., Berne;
Glencarrig House, Glenealy R.S.O., Co. Wicklow.
GREENE, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Char-
lotte, dau. of the late Edwd. H. Courtenay, Esq.),
mar. 1867, as 2nd wife, Sir John Ball Greene, C.B.,
C.E., head of the Irish Valuation Dept. (d. 1896).
Res., Corrella, Greystones, Co. Wicklow.
GREENE, Lady Lily Frances, dau. of 5th E.
of Courtown (q.v.), and wife of the above Sir
W. C. Greene, K.C.B.
GREENE, William Graham, C.B. (Civ. 1899),
Priv. Sec. to successive First Lords of the Ad-
miralty 1887-1902 : b. 1857. lies., 11 Park Ln., W.
GREENER, Lt.-Col. Herbert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
S. Afr. Constab. ; Ch. Paymr. and Acct. Gen.,
had charge of finances in Mafeking during siege :
b. 1862. Res., Johannesburg.
GREENLY, Maj. Walter Howorth, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 12th Lancers ; S. Afr. 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
GREENOCK, Baron ( U.K. 1807), a title of the
Cathcart Earldom, borne (as " Lord") by the heir
when a son.
GREENSTREET, Reginald Hawkins, CLE.
(1899), has been Dep. Commissr. and Comdt. Mil.
Police in Arrakan Hill Tracts: b. 1858. Bes.,
Meiktila, Upp. Burma.
GREER, Lt.-Col. Joseph, C.M.G. (1901), Dir.
of Army Postal Serv. in S. Afr. War 1900-1,
prev. Postmr. in Lond. N. and E. Disks. : b.
1854. Res., Elm View, High Rd., Loughton,
Essex.
GREER, Richard Townsend, C.S.I. (1904),
I.C.S., M.L.C. of Bengal and Chmn. of Calcutta
Corporation, prev. Commissi', of Chittagong and
Insp. of Police in Bengal : b. 1854. Res., Calcutta
and Simla.
GREGORIE, Maj. -Gen. Charles Frederick,
C.B. (Mil. 1882), Roy. Ir. Regt. retd. (1894), now
appd. Col. ; Mutiny and Egypt, has been A.A.G.
for S.E. Dist. : b. 1834. Res., Moreton, Buckland
Rd., Lymington, Hants.
GREGORY, Bishop— see "Mauritius."
GREGORY, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Augusta, dau. of the late Dudley Persse, Esq.),
mar. 1880, as 2nd wife, Rt. Hon. Sir We, H.
Gregory, K.C.M.G., M.r., F.R.S., Gov. of Ceylon
(d. 1892). Bes., Coole Pk., Gort R.S.O., Co.
Galwav.
GREGORY, John Uriah, I.S.O. (1903), Agent
at Quebec for Canad. Marine Dept. : b. 1830.
Res., 43 Avenue St. Genevieve, Quebec.
GREGORY (WELBY-), Baronet's Widow—
see "Welby," her late husb.'s name Gregory
never having been adopted by her.
GREIG, Capt. Ronald Henry, D.S.O. (190C-1),
R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1876.
GRENFELL, Baron. Francis Wallace
Grenfell, 1st Bn. (U.K.), P.C. {IreJ. 1904), G.C.B.
(Mil. 1898; K.C.B. i886),G.C.M.G. (1892), LL.D.,
F.S.A., a General in the Army, comdg. the Forces
in Ireland, has served in Griqualand, Kaffraria,
Zululand, Transvaal, and in Egyptian, Nile, and
Soudan Expedns., was Sirdar of Egyptian Army
1885-92, Com. of Brit. Forces in Egypt 1897-8, late
Gov. and Com. of Forces in Malta, a Col. Comdt.
King's Roy. Rif . Corps, and Col. 2nd Life Gds. :
son of Pascoe St. L. Grenfell, Esq. ; b. April 29,
1841 ; cr. Bn. 1902 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1887, the late
Evelyn (d. 1899), dau. of Gen. Robt. Blucher
Wood, C.B. ; 2ndly, 1903, the Hon. Margaret Aline
Majendie, granddau. of 25th E. of Crawford, and
formerly a Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria.
Seat, Butler's Ct., Beaconsfield R.S.O., Bucks.
(let) ; offic. res., Roy. Hospital, Dublin.
Creation. U.K.: Bn. Grenfell, 1903.— No present heir.
Issue.
Hon. Madelina Victoria Margaret Grenfell, b. 1904.
GRENFELL, Knight. Vice-Adm. Sir Harry
Tremenheere Grenfell, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), C.M.G.
(1900) , served in Egypt 1882 and Crete 1898-g, now
2nd in comd. Meditn. Fleet (prev. on China
Station) : b. 1845, mar- 1871 Amy, dau. of Andrew
Low, Esq., of Savannah, Georgia. Bes., Arthing-
worth Hall, Northampton.
GRENFELL, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Hillingdon.
GRENFELL, Lt.-Col. Harold Maxwell,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902I, Maj. 3rd Drgn. Gds. ;
Nile Expedn. 1898, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1870.
GRENFELL, Lady Lilian Maud, dau. of 8th
D. of Marlborough.
GRENFELL, Lady Victoria Sibyl Mary, dau.
of 4th Earl Grey.
GRENIER, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Emily, dau. of Jno. Drieling, Esq.), mar. 1868
Sir Jno. C. Saml. Grenier, Attom.-Gen. of Ceylon
(d. 1892). Res., Delawarr, Colombo, Ceylon.
GRENIER, Gerard, I.S.O. (1905), Registr. of
Supr. Ct., Ceylon.
GRENIER, Gustave, I.S.O. (1904), Ch. Clerk
of Executive Council, Province of Quebec, and
Dep. Lt.-Gov. : b. 1847. Bes., Quebec.
GRENVILLE (MORGAN-), family name of
Kinloss Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
GRENVILLE (TEMPLE-NUGENT-BRYD-
GES-CHANDOS-), family name of the extinct
Dukedom of Buckingham and Chandos, q.v. for
Lady Caroline.
GRESLEY, Baronet. Sir Robert Gresley,
11th Bt. {Eng. 1611), a D.L. for Derbyshire, for-
merly Lieut. Derbysh. Mil. : son of 10th Bt., b.
1866, sue. 1868, mar. 1893 the under-mentioned
Lady Frances Gresley. Heir, his son Nigel (b.
1894; 2nd heir, next son, Laurence, b. 1896). Seat,
Drakelowe Pk., Burton-on-Trent.
GRESLEY, Lady Frances Louisa, dau. of 8th
D. of Marlborough and wife of above Bt.
GRESSON, Capt, Thomas Tinning, D.S.O.
(1900-1), York and Lane. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, since Assist. Comdt. Mtd. Inf. Sch. at
Poona : b. 1870.
GRETTON, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 4th Bn.
Ventry.
GREVILLE, family name of Warwick Earl-
dom and of Greville Barony so far as regards
the present Bn. with his issue and his next bro.
(two younger bros. bear the name Greville-
Nugent). Index to the two entire lines :
Hn. AlwynH.F.w. Hn. Louis Geo. w. Hn. Robt. Sthwl.G.
Hn. Chas. Bersf. g. Hn. Maynard, w. Iln. Ronald H. F.g.
Hn. Mrs. Geo. o. Ly. Mercy, w. Hn. Sidney Rbt. w.
Hn. Lilian, g. Hn. Patk. £mil. g. Hn. Veronique, g.
GREVILLE, Baron. Algernon William
Fulke Greville, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. for
AVestmeath, an M.P. 1865-74, late Capt. 1st Life
Gds. ; has been a Groom in Waiting and a Lord
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
GRE 325
of the Treasury, was Priv. Sec. to late Mr.
Gladstone 1872-3 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Feb. 11, 1841 ;
sue. 1883 (L.) , when he dropped by licence the name
Nugent assumed by his father (retained by two
of his bros., see below) ; mar. 1863 Lady Beatrice
Violet Graham, dau. of 4th D. of Montrose. Seat,
Clonhugh, Mullingar, Co. "Westmeath ; town res.,
39Draycott PL, Chelsea, S.W.
Creation. Bn. Greville, U.K. 1869.— This Barony is
an offshoot from the Warwick Earldom, or more strictly
from the Brooke Barony. The ist Bn. was Fulke South-
well Greville-Nugent, Lieutenant of Westmeath, and
M.P. for Co. Longford 1852 69.
Titled Relatives.
(Greville.)
Issue 0/ present {2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Ronald Henry Fulke G., heir to Barony, M.P.
for East Bradford (C), a D.L. for Westmeath
(High Sheriff 1899), formerly Capt. ist Life Gds. :
b. 1864, mar. 1891 Margaret Helen Anderson, step-
dau. of Wm. M'Ewan, Esq., M.P. (Hon. Mrs.
Greville). Ris., n Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. Camilla Dagmar Violet, now Hon. Mrs. Alistair
Hay, b. 1866, mar. 1890 Hon. Alistair Geo. H., son
of ixth E. of Kinnoull, q.v.
Hon. Veronique Lilian Violet G., b. 1869.
Hon. Charles Beresf ord Fulke G. , 2nd heir, late Capt.
7th Hussars, was A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to Lord North-
cote, Gov.-Gen. of Australia, prev. to Lord Lieut, of
Ireld. and to Gov. of Bombay, served in Matabeleld.
1897-8 : b. 1871. Club, Bachelors'.
Surviving issue of ist Bn. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1841.)
Hon. Robert Southwell Greville-Nugent, b. 1847.
Hon. Mildred Charlotte, now Marquise de la B6-
doyere, b. 1850, mar. 1869 Alexis Huchet, Marq. de
la B. Rss., Rosmead, Delvin, Castlepollard R S.O.,
Co. Westmeath; 76 Cheyne Ct., Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Patrick Emilius John Greville- Nugent, formerly
Lieut. Westmeath Militia, High Sheriff of that Co.
1884 : b. 1852, mar. 1882 Ermengarda, dau. of the
late Aug. Ogilvy, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. G.-N.). Res.,
Clonyn Castle, Delvin, Castlepollard R.S.O., Co.
Westmeath ; Cove, Ecclefechan, Dumf riessh.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. George G. (Cecil Aitcheson, dau. of the
late Gen. Hy. A. Hankey), mar. 1870 the late Hon.
George Frederick Nugent G., an M.P. 1870-4 (d.
1897). Res. , 4 Chester Sq. , S. W.
GREVILLE, Knight. Sir George GrcviUe,
K.C.M.G. (1905), Min. Plen. for Mexico, late Min.
Res. and Cons.-Gen. for Siam prev. at Buda-Pesth,
and Sec. of Legat. at Rio: b. 1851 (descendant of
5th Bn. Brooke). Address, Brit. Legat., Mexico.
GREY, family name of Grey and Stamford
Earldoms. See the former for all issue now bear-
ing this surname, except Ladies Jane and Mary.
GREY, Baronet of Falloden—see " Grey, P.C."
GREY, Baronet of London. Sir Henry Foley
Grey, 7th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1711), Maj. Wore. Imper.
Yeom., High Sheriff of Worcestersh. 1901-2:
son of 6th Bt. (Sir Hy. Edwd. Lambert, whose
name he in 1905 exchanged by licence for Grvy) ;
b. 1861, sue. 1872, mar. 1883 Catherine Sarah, dau.
of the late Rev. Alf. Payne. Heir, his son John
Foley (b. 1893 : 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Cecil Foley
Lambert, Com. R.N., b. 1864). Res., Stamford
House, Enville, Stourbridge, Wore. ; The Lodge,
Gt. Malvern.
GREY, Earl. Albert Henry George Grey,
4th Earl (U.K.) and a Bt.,. G.C.M.G. (1904), M.A.,
LL.M., Gov.-Gen. of Canada from 1904, a Dir. of
Brit. S. Africa Co., late Lord Lieut, of Northumb.,
Admin, of Rhodesia 1896-8, an M.P. 1880-6:
nephew of 3rd E., and son of Gen. Hon. Chas.
Grey; b. Nov. 28, 1851 ; sue. 1894 (L.U.); mar.
1877 Alice, dau. of Robt. S. Holford, Esq., M.P.
Seat, Howick House, Lesbury R.S.O., N'thumbd. ;
offce. res., Govt. House, Ottawa ; town house, 22
Souih St., ParkLn., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1746. U.K. : Bn. Grey,
1801 ; Earl Grey and Vise. Howick, 1806.— Gen. Sir Chas.
Grey, Kt. of the Bath, younger brother of the 2nd Bt., a
noted commander in the first American War, obtained
these Peerages. The 2nd Earl, K.G., was 21 years in the
House of Commons, holdiug office as First Lord of the
Admiralty under Mr. Fox, and after the latter's death
becoming Secretary for Foreign Affairs. In the year fol-
lowing his accession to the Peerage his party went into
opposition, and he thus remained till in 1830 he was
constituted Prime Minister. The 3rd Earl, K.G., P.C,
G.C. M.G., was Secretary of State for the Colonies 1846-52 ;
in late years he was well known as an independent critic
of State affairs.
Titled Relatives.
(Grey.)
Issue of present (4th) E. :
Lady Victoria Sibyl Mary, now Lady V. Grenfell,
b. 1878, mar. iqoi Arthur Morton G., Esq. Res.,
25 Gt. Cumberland PL, W.
Vise. Howick, heir to Earldom: Charles Robert G ,
B.A., late 2nd Lieut, ist Life Gds., b. 1879. Res.,
22 South St., as above. (2nd heir, his ist cous.
ouce rem. Rev. Harry George G-, b. 1851.)
Lady Sibyl G., b. 1882.
Lady Evelyn Alice G., b. 1886.
The deceased Lady Lilian Winifred G., b. 1891, d. 1895.
Surv'ving sists. of present E. :
(Present Earl, b. 1851.)
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Elizabeth, granted rank
of an Earl's dau. 1895, now Lady V. Buwnay, b. 1853,
mar. 1877 Lt.-Col. lion. Lewis Payn D., son of 7th
Vise. Downe, q.v.
—For the two sists. who had become Countesses
before the granting of rank to the preceding, and
-who were consequently not included in the con-
cession, see under Earls of Antrim and Minto.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd E., the well-known Premier
(aunt of present E. ; 3rd E. d. childless) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1802, d. 1894.)
Hon. Mrs. John G. (Helen Mary, dau. of the late
Jno. E. Spalding, Esq.), mar. 1874, as 2nd wife,
the late Rev. the Hon. John G., I).D. (d. 1895).
Res., The Grove, Hillingdon, Uxbridge.
GREY, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Georgina
Chicheley, dau. of Trevor C. Plowden, Esq.),
mar. 1865, as2nd wife, Sir William Grey, K.C.S.I.,
Lt.-Gov. of Bengal (d. 1878). Res., 9 Chapel St.,
Belg. Sq., S.W.
GREY, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of Fallod°.n.
Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Grey, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902),
3rd Bt. (C.K. 1814), M.P. for Berwick Div. (/,.),
a D.L. for Northumbd., was Under Sec. for For.
Affairs 1892-5: son of the late Lt.-Col. Geo. H.
Grey and grandson of 2nd Bt. (Rt. Hon. Sir
Geo. Grey, (x.C.B.), b. 1862, sue. 1882, mar. 1885
Dorothy, dau. of Shallcross F. Widdrington, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. George (b. 1866; 2nd heir,
next bro., Rev. Alexander Harry <?., b. 1870).
Seat, Falloden, Chathill R.S.O., N'thumberland.
GREY, Col. Leopold John Herbert, C.S.I.
(1877), I. A., Mutiny 1857-9, Bhutan 1865-6: b.
1840 (gt. grandson of 1st Earl Grey).
GREY, Maj. Raleigh, C.M.G. (1896), Zululd.
1888, late Lt.-Col. comdg. Bechuanald. Border
Police ; sentenced to five months' imprisonment
for taking part in the Jameson Raid, served in
S. Africa 1900-1, ret. 1904: b. i860 (a gt. grandson
as his 1st cousin the preceding).
GREY de RUTHYN, Baron. Rawdon George
Grey Clifton, 24th Bn. (Eng.), Hereditary Bearer
of the Golden Spur at Coronations : son of Aug.
Wykeham Clifton, Esq., and Bnss. G. de R.
23rd in line (the Barony having been in abeyance
1868-85, when determined in her favour) ; b.
Nov. 14, 1858 ; sue. 1887 (C.) ; mar. 1892 Evelyn
Isobellda Charlotte, dau. of Jas. Foster, Esq., of
Windsor. Seat, Warton Hall, Lytham, Lanes.
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Directory of Peerage,
GrRI
Creation. Bn. Grey de Ruthyn, Eng. 1324 by writ (see
" Hastings, Marquessate," close of note).— The 1st Bn. by
Writ was Roger de Grey, who, according to ' Nicolas,' was
son of the 3rd feudal Bn. Grey of Codnor (a line abeyant
from 1496) ; but ' Burke 'gives him as 2nd son of the 2nd
Bn. Grey de Wilton (this line persisting till attainted in
1603 and eventually revived 1801 on the creation of the
Wilton Earldom). The 4th to the nth Bns. Grey de
Ruthyn were also Earls of Kent, but this title passed to
a cousin, one of whose descendants was made Marq. and
Duke of Kent ; but upon his death in 1740 all three titles
expired, and the next appearance of the Dukedom was
on its bestowal in 1799 on the father of our late Queen.
Then we find the 17th Bn. Grey de Ruthyn created in
1717 Earl of Sussex, but that title lasted only to the 3rd
Earl and 19th Bn. The Bnss. 21st in line married the
2nd Marq. of Hastings, their elder son succeeding to that
title but dying before his mother ; the 2nd son became
4th Marq. and 22nd Bn., but died without issue, the
Marquessate expiring and the Bny. going into abeyance
between his sisters.
Titled Relatives.
(Clifton.)
Sole issue of present (24th) Bn. :
The deceased Hon. Reginald C, b. & d. 1893.
Issue of late Bnss. 23;^ in line (bro. and sists. of
present Bn.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1858.)
Hon. Ella Cecily Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Lancelot
Butler-Bowdon, co-heircss (with sist. ) after her bro. :
b. 1856, mar. 1879 Maj. Lancelot Geo. B.-B. Res.,
Barlbro House, nr. Chesterfield.
Hon. Cecil Talbot C, heir pres. to Barony, b. 1862.
Res., Northfields Kanche, Milner P.O., Montana,
U.S.A.
Hon. Lelgarde Harry Florence, now Hon. Lady
Bellingham, b. 1870, mar. 1895, as 2nd wife, Sir
Henry B. , 4th Bt. , q. v.
Sist. and half-sist. of late Bnss. (aunts of pres. Bn.,
daus. of 21st Bnss. by her two husbs., the 2nd M.
of Hastings and Adm. Sir Hastings Yelverton) :
Bv ist mrrge. (sum. Rawdon-Ha&tings).
(The late 3rd M. of Hastinas, b. 1832, d. 1831.)
(The late Ctss. of Loudoun, b. 1833, d. 1874.)
(The late 23rd Baroness G. de 11., b. 1835, d. 1887.)
(The late 4th M. of H, 22nd Baron, b. 1842, d. 1868.)
Lady Prances Augusta Constance, now Ctss. of
Romney (prev. Muir-Campbell-Raivdon- Hastings) :
b. 1844, mar. 1863 4th Earl of R., q.v.
Bv 2nd mrrge. (surn. Yelverton).
Hon. Barbara, now The Lady Churston, b. 1849, mar.
1872 2nd Bn. C, q. v.
GREY de WILTON, Viscount {by courtesy-
title U.K. 1801), elder son and heir of E. of
Wilton.
GREY op GROBY, Lord {by courtesy— title
Bn. G. of G. Eng. 1603), son and heir of E. of
Stamford.
GRIERSON, Baronet. Sir Alexander
Davidson Grierson, 9th Bt. {Scot. 1685), late Maj.
and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Scottish Bords. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1900 : nephew of 8th Bt.
and son of the late Com. Wm. C. Grierson, R.N.;
b. 1858, sue. 1879, mar. 1882 Eannie, dau. of Maj.
Geo. White. Heir, his son Robert Gilbert
White (b. 1883; 2nd heir, next son, Alexander
George William, b. 1884). lies., Paragon House,
Blackheath, S.E.
GRIERSON, George Abraham, CLE. (1894),
B. A., D. Litt., Ph.D., M.R.A.S.., (and of Bengal),
suptds. Linguistic Survey of India, is author of
works on Indian languages, was in I.C.S. 1873-
1903: b. 1851. Bes., Rathfarnham, Cambeiicy,
Surrev.
GRIERSON, Maj. -Gen. James Moncrieff,
C. V.O. (1904), C.B. (Mil. 1901), C.M.G. (1902),
R.A., Egypt 1882, Suakin, Bazara 1888, S. Africa
(A.A.G.) and China (D.A.G.), both 1900, late
Mil. Attache at Berlin, now Dir. of Operations
atHeadqrs., a Kt. of Grace St. John Jems.: b.
1859. Bes., 24 Ryder St., St. James's, S.W.
GRIESBACH, Lt.-Col. Carl Ludolph, CLE.
(1887), Afghn. 1880 with 66th Regt., Burma 1892,
now a retired Hon. Lt.-Col. 6th Batt. Roy. Pus.
(Mil.) ; formerly Dir. Geol. Surv. India : b. 1847.
GRIEVE, Robert, C.M.G. (1894), M.D., Surg.-
Gen. Brit. Guiana 1885-94, was Chmn. of Health
and Med. Bds. Georgetown, prev. Med. Supt.
Metrop. Asylums Hosp. at Hampstead : b. 1839.
Bes., New Hall, Barton-on-Huniber.
GRIFPIN, Knight. Sir Lepel Henry Griffin,
K.C.S.I. (1881), late Resident at Hyderabad and
Agent for Centr. India to Gov.-Gen., has been
Ch. Polit. Off. in Afghanistan and arranged appt.
of the late Abdur Rahman as Amir, author of
several works on Indian subjects: b. 1840, mar. 1889
Marie, dau. of Ludwig Leupold, Esq., of Genoa.
Bes., 4 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
GRIFFIN, Maj. Cecil Pender Griffiths.
D.S.O. (1900), LA., Tirah 1897-8, China 1900: b,
1864.
GRIFFIN, Capt. Henry Lysaght, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late R.A. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1866.
GRIFFITH, Knight (1). Sir William Brand-
ford Griffith, Kt. Bach. (1898), B.A., Lt.-Gov.and
Ch. Just. Gold Coast Col., and has admind. Govt,
at Lagos also during the apptmt., has been a Res.
Magist. in Jamaica and Acting Attorn. -Gen. :
b. 1858, mar. 1884 Eveline Florence Elizabeth,
dau. of Penrose Nevins, Esq. Bes., Accra, Gold
Coast. — His late father (see next art.) bore the
same name.
GRIFFITH, Knight's Widow. Lady G.
(Charlotte, dau. of the late Lionel Parks, Esq.),
mar. 1868, as 2nd wife, Sir Wm. Brandford
Griffith, K.C.M.G., formerly Gov. of Gold Coast
Col. (d. 1897). Bes., Windsor, Barbados.
GRIFFITH, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2).
Rt. Hon. Sir Samuel Walker Griffith, P.C {Gt.
Br. 1901), G.C.M.G. (1895 ; K.C.M.G. 1886), M.A.,
Federal Ch. Justice of the Commonwealth, late
Lt.-Gov. (under Lord Lamington) and Ch. Just,
of Queensland, prev. Attorn.-Gen., Premier (three
times), Ch. Sec, &c, repeatedly Pres. of Fed.
Counc. of Australasia, appd. Q,.C. 1876, is a
mernb. of Judic. Cmttee. of Priv. Counc. : b. 1845,
mar. 1870 Julia Janet, dau. of Jas. Thomson,
Esq., of N.S.W. Bes., Merthyr, Brisbane; also
Sydney and Melbourne.
GRIFFITH, Col. Charles Duncan, C.M.G.
(1877), m Canada against Indians 1857-8, was
Civ. Commissr. for several Dists., aftds. Col.
Comdt. Basutoland and other S. African Forces :
b. 1830. Bes., E. London, Cape.
GRIFFITH, Capt. Charles Richard Jebb,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Beds. Regt.; S. Africa 1900-2:
b. 1867.
GRIFFITH, Lt.-Col. George Richard, D.S.O.
(1896), Vet. Dept.; Egypt 1882, Nile, Dongola,
and Soudan 1897-8, now with Egyptn. Army :
b. 1857.
GRIFFITH, Horace Major Brandford.
C.M.G. (1902), Colon. Sec. of the Gambia Colony,
has repeatedly admind. Govt., held apptmts. also
in Lagos and Gold Coast : b. 1863. Bes., Bathurst,
Gambia.
GRIFFITH. Ralph Thomas Hotchkin, CLE.
(1885), M.A., formerly Dir. Pub. Instruc. N.W.
Provs. and Oudh, also Supt. Benares Observ. :
b. 1826. Bes., Kotagiri, Nilgiris, Madras.
GRIFFITH (WALDIE-), Baronet. Sir
Richard John Waldie-Griffith, 3rd Bt. {U.K.
1858), a D.L. for Roxburghsh., Lt.-Col. and Hon.
Col. 1st Vol. Batt. K.O. Scott. Bords., formerly
Capt. 2nd Drgn. Gds. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1850,
sue. 1889, mar. 1877 Mary Nena, dau. of Gen.
GrKI
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Wm. Irwin. Heir, none. Seats, Hendersyde Pk. ,
Kelso, Roxburgh ; Oakfield, Newmarket ; 10
Wellington Ct., Knightsbridge, S.W.
GRIFFITHS, George Holliee, I.S.O. (1903),
Treas. and Collector of Customs, Seychelles
Islands: b. 1837. Bes., Victoria, Seychelles.
GRIFFITHS, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 16th
Bn. Saye and Sele.
GRIFFITHS, Vincent, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
late Treasury Valuer and Insp. of Rates (1869-99) :
b. 1831. Bes. . Yelverton Lodge, Twickenham.
GRIFFITHS (RICHARDSON-), Maj. Charles
du Plat, D.S.O. (1900-1), late Glouc. Regt. ;
Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1855.
GRIMSHAW, Capt. Cecil Thomas Wrigley,
D.S.O. (1902) j Roy. Dubl. Fus.; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1875.
GRIMSTON, family name of Verulam Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
GRIMSTON, Viscount (by courtesy— -title
Irel. 1719, U.K. 1815), son and heir of E. of
Verulam (q.v.) ; the title of that Peer upon the
Irish Roll.
GRIMTHORPE, Baron. Ernest William
Beckett, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt.,Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. Yorks. Hussars Imper. Yeom., late an
M.P. (1885-1905) and partner in a banking firm at
Leeds: nephew of 1st Bn. and son of the late
Wm. Beckett, Esq., M.P. ; b. Nov. 25, 1856 ; sue.
1905 (L.) by special remainder to himself and bros.;
mar. 1883 the late Lucy Tracy (d. 1891), dau. of
the late Wm. P. Lee, Esq., of New York. Seat,
Batch Wood, St. Albans, Herts. ; res., Kirkstall
Grange, Leeds; Wood Lee, Virginia Water,
Surrey ; town house, 11 Connaught PL, W.
Creations. U. K. : A Bt. 1813 ; Bn. Grimthorpe, 1886.—
The 1st Bn. (ne Denison, but who resumed the original
family name of Beckett) was a distinguished lawyer
(made Q.C. 18^4). also Chancellor and Vicar-General of
York, an architect, scientist, and theologian, and super-
intended the construction of ' Big Ben,' upon the outer
rim of which his name figures in the inscription.
Titled Relatives*
(Beckett.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Lucile Katherine, now Ctss. Otto Czernin, b.
1884, mar. 1903 Ct. Otto O, Sec. to Austro-Hun-
garian Emb. at Rome.
Hon. Helen Muriel B., b. 1886.
Hon. Ralph William Ernest B., heir to Barony, b.
1891.
Bros, and sists. 0/ present Bn. (granted rank of
Bn.'s issue 1905':
(Present Baron, b. 1856.)
Hon. William Gervase.B., 2nd heir, partner in the
bank of Beckett and Co., Leeds, formerly CapW
Yorks. Imper. Yeom.: b. 1866, mar. 1896 Hon. Mabel
Theresa Buncombe, dau. of the late Vise. Helmsley,
M.P., and granddau. of 1st E-. of Feversham (Hon.
Mrs. Gervase B.). Res., 1 Hyde Pk. PL, W.
Hon. Rupert Evelyn B., Capt. Yorks. Imper. Yeom.
and a partner in the above bank : b. 1870, mar. 1896
Muriel Helen Florence, dau. of Lord Berkeley
C. S. Paget and granddau. of 2nd M. of Anglesey
(Hon. Mrs. Rupert B.). Res., The Lodge, Don-
caster.
Hon. Helen Louisa B.
Maud Augusta, now Lady Henry Nevill, mar. i83o,
as 2nd wife, Lord Henry G. Ralph N., son of 1st
M. of Abergavenny (q.v.).
GRINLLNTON, Knight. Sir John Joseph
Grinlinton, Kt. Bach. (1894), F.R.G.S., F.S.A.,
A.LC.E., took part for seven years in the Ordn.
Survey, then entered Army and served in Crimea
as Lieut, and Assist. Engr., quitted the Army 1858
and became Assist. Surv. -Gen. in Ceylon, an
M.L.C. 1888-98: b. 1828, widower. Bes., Rose
Hill, Middle Wallop, Stockbridge R.S.O., Hants.
GRINLINTON, Frederick Henry, C.M.G.
(1903), F.RiG.S., A.LC.E., Surveyor -General,
Ceylon : b. 1853. Colombo.
GRINSTEAD, Baron (U.K. 1815), Imper. title
of E. of Enniskillen.
GRISDALE, Bishop— see " Qu'Appelle."
GROGAN, Baronet. Sir Edward Ion Beres-
ford Grogan, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1859), Capt.
Rifle Brigade, served in S. Africa 1900, now a
Staff Capt. at Headqrs. : son of 1st Bt., b/1873,
sue. 1891. Heir, none. ^ Seats, Moyvore, Mullingar,
Co. Westmeath ; Ballyntyre Hall, Dundrum, Co.
Dublin.
GROGAN, Baronet's Widow. Lady G.
(Catherine Charlotte, dau. of Sir Beresfd. B.
M'Mahon, 2nd Bt. of Dublin) , mar. 1867 SirEdwd.
Grogan, 1st Bt. (d. 1891). Bes., with 2nd Bt.
GROGAN, Col. Edward George, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Black Watch ; Ashanti 1874, S. Africa
1901-2, now Col. in charge of Inf. Records : b.
1851 . Bes., Cornhill, Perth.
GROOME, Rear-Adm. Robert Leonard,
C.V.O. (1905), Channel Fit., late comdg. Res. Div.
at Portsmouth : b. 1848.
GROSMONT, Viscount (Eng. 1644), a title of
the Beaufort Dukedom.
GROSVENOR, family name of Westminster
Dukedom and of Ebury and Stalbridge Baro-
nies. Index to the three lines :
Hn. Albertine, e. Hn. Gilbert; s. Ly. Olivia, w.
Hn. Algernon H.e. Ly. Helen Fras. w. Hn. Rich. Cec. e.
Ld. Arthur H. w. Ld. Henry G. w. Hn. Rich. Eust. s.
Ld. Edwd. A. w. Hn. Hugh, s. Hn. Robt. Vict. e.
Hn. Eleanor, s. Ld. Hugh Wm. w. Hn. Mrs. Thos. e.
Hn. Fras. Eg. e. Hn. Lilian, s. Ly. Ursula, w.
Ld. Gerald Rd. w. Hn. Mrs. Norm. e. Hn. Victoria, E.
GROSVENOR, Earl (by courtesy— title Gt. Br.
1784), son and heir of the Duke of Westminster.
Baron Grosvenor (1761) is also a title.
GROVE, Baronet. Sir Walter John Grove,
2nd Bt. (U.K. 1874), formerly Capt. in Roy.
Wilts. Yeom.; son of 1st Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1897, mar. 1882 Agnes Geraldine, dau. of the
late Lt.-Gen. Aug. H. Lane-Fox - Pitt - Rivers,
F. R.S. Heir, his son Gerald (b. 1886 ; 2nd heir,
next son. Walter Peel, b. 1904). Seat, Sedgehill
Manor, Shaftesbury; town res., 51 Bedford Sq., W.
GROVE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
G. (Frances Hinton, dau. of the late Hy. North-
cote, Esq., and widow, 1st, of Capt. Herb. Crosse,
and 2ndly, of Hon. Fredk. Barnewall Best, son
of 2nd Bn. Wynford), mar. 1882, 2nd wife to
Srdhusb., Sir Thos. F. Grove, 1st Bt. (d. 1897).
Bes., The Red House, Long St., Sherborne,
Dorset. (Prefers style, " Frances, Lady Grove.")
GROVE, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Coleridge
Grove, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), served in Egypt and
Soudan, and has been A..D.C. to Lord Lieut, of
Ireland, A.A. & Q.M.G. at Gibraltar, A.A.G.
at Headqrs., Priv. Sec. to three Sees, for War, and
Mil. Sec. to late Com.-in-Ch., retired from Army
1901 and is Col. E. Yorks. Regt.: b. 1839. Bes.,
7 Wellington Ct. , Albert Gt. , S.W.
GROVE, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Har-
riet, dau. of the late Rev. Chas. Bradley), mar.
1851 Sir Geo. Grove, C.B., Dir. Roy. Coll. Music
1882-94 (d. 1900). Bes., Sydenham Rd., Lower
Sydm., S.E.
GROVE, Brig.-Gen. Edward Aickin William
Stewart, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Roy. W. Kent
Regt. ; Transvaal 1881, Egypt, Soudan 1884-5,
and S. Africa 1899-1901, now comdg. 8th Inf.
Brigade : b. 1852. Bes., Devonport.
GROVE, Maj. Ernest William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : h. 1870.
3?*
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GUI
GROVES, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Emily,
dau. of J. Dods, Esq.). mar. 1875, as 2nd wife,
Sir John Groves, Kt. Bach. (d. 1905). Res.,
Rod well, Weymouth.
GRUBB, Knight. Sir Howard Grubb, Kt.
Bach. (1887), F.R.S., F.R.A.S., manufacturer of
astronomical instruments, has constructed the
telescopes of Vienna, Greenwich, Melbourne,
Cape Town, &c; a Commissr. of Irish Lights and
Vice-Pres. of Roy. Dublin Soc. : b. 1844, mar. 1871
Mary Hester, dau. of Geo. H. Walker, Esq.,
M.D., of Louisiana. Res., Rockdale, Orwell Rd.,
Rathgar, Dublin.
GRUBB, Capt. Alexander Henry Watkins,
D.S.O. (1902), R.E., Balloon Detaeht. S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1873.
GRUBBE (HUNT-), Knight. Adm. Sir
Walter James Hunt-Grubbe, G.C.B. (Mil. 1899;
K.C.B. 1882), has commanded two ships for sup-
pressing Slave Trade, also the Nav. Brigade in
Ashanti War of 1874, was 2nd in comd. at Bom-
bardment of Alexandria, has been Com.-in-Ch.
for Care and W. Coast of Africa Station, was
an A.D.C. to late Queen 1879-84, Pres. Roy. Nav.
Coll. Greenwich 1894-7, ret. 1897: b. 1833, mar.
1867 Mary Anne, dau. of Wm. Codrington, Esq.
Res., Sandlands, Sea View, Ryde, I.W.
GRUNWALD (Grim-), Samuel Metcalfe,
I.S.O. (1903), Assist. Clerk of Accts., Home
Office and Capt. Civ. Serv. Vol. Rifs. Res., Bridge
Cottage, Maidenhead. ■
GUBBINS, John Harington, C.M.G. (1898),
Japanese Sec. and Sec. of Legat. at Tokio, where
he has acted as Cons. : b. 1852. Res., Brit.
Legat., Tokio.
GUBBINS, Capt. Richard Rolls, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shropsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1868.
GUBBINS, Surg.-Gen. William Launcelotte,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), M.B.,
R.A.M.C., Afghn. 1878-80, Egypt, Burma, and S.
Africa 1899-1901 as a Princ. Med. Offr., now in
same post Westn. Comd. in India : b. 1849. Res.,
Poona, Bombay ; Ballyhomac, Rathkeale R.S.O.,
Co., Limerick.
GUDGEON, Lt.-Col. Walter Edward, C.M.G.
(1901), Brit. Res. at Raratonga, Cook Is., N.Z.,
served during Maori War : b. 1842.
GUERNSEY, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. G.,
Eng. 1703), eld. son and heir of E. of Aylesford.
GUEST, family name of Wimborne Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
GUEST, Lady Theodora, dau. of 2nd M. of
Westminster.
GUIANA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edward
Archibald Parry, D.D., 3rd Bp., late Rect. of
Sundridge, Vic. of St. Mark's, New Milverton,
Leamington, and formerly Res. Chapl. to Bp. of
Rochester: b. i860, cons. igoo. Res., Kingston
House, Georgetown, Demerara.
GUILDFORD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. George
Henry Sumner, D.D., Bp. Surf, in Winchester
Dioc, Canon and Proctor for the Chapter, late
Archdn. of Winchester, prev. Prolocutor of Lower
House of Convocation, Canterbury, many years
Rect. of Old Alresford and Rur. Dean : son of the
late Bp. Sumner (of Winchester), b. 1824, mar.
1848, cons. 1888, tendered his resignation 1894,
but by desire of his superior he has retained his
post, having the Bps. of Southampton and
Dorking as brother Sutfragans. Res., The Close,
Winchester.
GUILFORD, Earl of. Frederick Gkorgk
North, 8th Earl {Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Kent, Maj.
Roy. E. Kent Imper. Yeom. : son of 7th E.;
b. Nov. 19, 1876; sue. 1885 (G.) ; mar. 1901
Mary Violet, dau. of the late Wm. H. Pawson,
Esq. Seats, Waldershare Pk., Dover ; Glemham
Hall, Wickham Mkt. R.S.O., Suffolk; res.,
Eythorne House, Dover.
Creations. Bn. of Guilford, Eng. 1683 ; E. of Guilford,
Gt. Br. 1752. " Lord North " is used as the courtesy-title
of an eld. son, but the present Bn. North protests
against the confusion caused by continuance of the
usage.— Sir Francis North (Kt.), 2nd son of 4th Bn.
North, a distinguished lawyer who had been Attorney-
General and Lord Chief Justice of Common Pleas, was
appointed Lord Keeper of the Great Seal and granted
the Barony of Guilford. The 3rd Bn. succeeded as 7th
Bn. North and was elevated to the Earldom. On the
death of the 3rd Earl in 1802 the North Barony passed
into abeyance between daughters until liberated as a
distinct Peerage in 1841 ; the Guilford titles then went
to a brother.
Titled Relatives.
(North.)
Issue 0/ present (Sth) Earl:
Lord North, heir to Earldom: Francis George N.,
b. 1902.
Hon. N., 2nd heir, b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 1th E. (sist. of
(Present EARL.b. 1876.)
Lady Muriel Emily N., b. 1879. Res., 4 Lennox
Gdns.. Chelsea, S.W., with Dow. Ctss.
Issue of 6th E. (gt. uncle an! aunts of present) :
Hon. Frederick Henry N, formerly in B.C.S. and
Diplom. Serv., b. 1834. Res., Bradstow, Broadstairs,
Kent ; e 2 Albany, W.
Lady Harriet, now Lady H. Warde, b. 1836, mar. 1862
the late Lt.-Col. Geo. W., K.H. (d. 1877). Res.,
Knotley Hall, Tonbridge.
Lady Frances, now Lady F. Bushby, b. 1838, mar. 1862
the late Henry Jeffreys B., Esq., Metropol. Police
Magist. (d. 1903). Res., Wormley Bury, Broxbourne,
Herts. ; 2 Egerton Gdns., Brompton lid., S.W.
— Dau.-in-laiv (grandmother of present) :
Lady North (Charlotte Maria, dau. of the late Rev.
the Hon. Wm. Eden, son of 1st Bn. Henley, who
changed his surname), b. 1831, mar., 1st, 1850, Dud-
ley, Lord N., father of 7th E. (he died i860); zndly,
1861, the late Maj. Alex. G. Dickson, M.P. (d.
1389)— retaining title by courtesy. Res., Glemham
Hall, Wickham Mkt. R.S.O., Suffolk.
GUILFORD, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of G. (Georgiana, dau. of Sir Geo.
Chetwvnd, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1874 7th E. of Guilford
(d. 1885). Res., 4 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
GUILLAMORE (pron. Ghill-), Viscount.
Hardress Standlsh 0' Grady, 5th Vise. (TreL), a .
D.L. for Limerick, formerly Maj. Madras R.A., i
in I.C.S. 1879-80 : son of 2nd V. and bro. of 3rd
and 4th ; b. Oct. 20, 1841 ; sue. 1877 ; unmrrd.
Seat, Cahir Guillamore, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick.
• Creation. Vise. Guillamore and Bn. O'Grady, Irtl.
1831.— Standish O'Grady, who had for years been Lord
Chief Baron of the Irish Exchequer, was the first to
receive these titles.
Titled Relatives.
(O-Grady.)
Dau. of 3rd V. (niece of present; 4th d. childless) :
Hon. Cecilia, now The Lady Fermoy, b. 1855, mar.
1877 2nd Bn. F., q.v.
Issue of 2nd V. (bro. and sists. of present and of
3rd and 4th) :
Hon. Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Williams, b.
1829, mar. 1862 Edwd. Wilmot W., Esq. Res.,
Herringston, Dorchester.
Hon. Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas Norbury, b.
1831, mar. 1855 the late Col. Thos. C. Norbury N.,
C.B. (d. 1899). Res., Sherridge, Malvern.
(The late 3rd Viscount, b. 1832, d. i860.)
Hon. Kathleen Eleanor Henrietta, now non. Mrs.
James Steuart, b. 1834, mar. 1855 the late Jas. H.
Aug. S., Esq. (d. 1895). .Res., 239 Cromwell Rd.,S.W.
GUI
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. GWY 329
(The late 4th Viscount, K 183s, d. 1877.)
(Present Viscount, b. 1841.)
Hon. Amabel, now Hon. Mrs. Hugh Freeling, b. 1843,
mar. 1873 Hugh Melvil F., Es(i., bro. of Sir Arth.
Hy. F., 5th Bt. Res., 66 Elm Pk. Gdns., W.
Brompton, S.W.
Hon. Frederick Standish O'G., heir pres. to
Viscounty, formerly Lieut. I.W. Artill.: b. 1847,
mar. 1S81, as 3rd nusb., Mary Theresa Burdett,
widow, 1st, of Geo. S. T. I)e Windt, Esq , and,
2ndly, of Jno. H. Empson, Esq. ; dau. of the late
Hon. Wm. Jas. Coventry, son of 7th Earl of C.
(Hon. Mrs. Frederick O'G.). lies., Duffield Pk.,
Derby. (2nd heir, his 1st cous. once rem. Maj.
Hugh Hammon Massy O'G., b. i860.)
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Reginald O'G. (Frances Arabella, dau.
of the late Kt. Hon. Wm. Beresford), mar. 1867 the
late Hon. Reginald Grimston Standish O'G. (d.
1874). Res. , 29 West Cromwell Rd. , S. W.
GUILLEMARD, Lawrence N., C.B. (Civ.
1905)-
GUINNESS, family name of Abdilaun and
Iveagh Baronies (the respective Bns. are own
bros.). See latter for " Hons." andmrrd. " Ladies"
(no issue under former) .
GUINNESS, Knight. Sir Reginald Robert
Bruce Gmnness, Kt. Bach. (1897), Chmn. and
Manag. Dir. of Arthur Guinness, Son, and Co. ;
a D.L. for Co. and City of Dublin : b. 1842, mar.
1866 Thomasina, dau. of Geo. Studdert, Esq. Res.,
134 Ashley Gdns., Victoria St., S.W.
GUINNESS, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 6th
Bn. Massy.
GUINNESS, Edward John Day,I.S.O. (1903),
Crown Solicitor of the State of Victoria : b. 1857.
Res., Melbourne.
GUINNESS, Lady Henrietta Eliza, dau. of
3rd E. of Howth.
GUINNESS, Col. Henry William Newton,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), lateRoy.Ir. Regt. ; Nile 1884-5,
S. Africa 1899-1902 : now A.A.G. 7th Div.
(Curragh) : b. 1854.
GUISE, Baronet. Sir William Francis
George Guise, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1783), a D.L. for
Gloueestersh. (High Sheriff 1893). Hon. Col. 3rd
Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 4th Bt., b.
1851, sue. 1887, mar. same year Ada Caroline,
dau. of the late Octavius E. Coope, Esq., M.P.
Heir, his son Anselm William Edward (b. 1888 ;
2nd heir, next son, Henry George Christopher, b.
1893). Seats, Elmore Ct., Gloucester; Rochetts,
Brentwood, Essex.
GULL, Baronet. Sir William Cameron
Gull, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1872), M.A.. barrister-at-
law, a C.C. for Berks., late an M.P. and L.S.B. :
son of 1st Bt. (the distinguished physician), b.
i860, sue. 1890, mar. 1886 Hon. Annie Clayton,
dau. of istBn. Lindley (Hon. Lady Gull). Heir,
his son Francis William Lindley (b. 1889;
2nd heir, next son, Richard Cameron, b. 1894).
Seat, Frilsham House, Yattendon, Newbury,
Berks. ; town res., 10 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
GULL, Hon. Lady, wife of preceding.
GULLY, family name of Selby Viscty.
GUNDRY, Richard Simpson, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
formerly editor of the North China Herald and
Corresp. of the Times in that country, a frequent
contributor to Reviews : b. 1838. Res., Hillworth
Cottages, Devizes.
GUNGA SINGH (Ganga)— see " Bikanir."
GUNN, Knight. Sir John Gunn, Kt. Bach.
I (1898), a merchant, ship-owner, and Pres. Chamb.
of Commerce, Cardiff, Gov. of Cardiff Univ. Coll.
J ind Life Pres. of the Infirmary : b. 1837, mar.
1878, 2nd wife, Harriette, dau. of Jas. Boyle, Esq.
Res., Mount Stuart Sq., Cardiff ; Llandaff House,
I Llandaff, Cardiff.
GUNNING, Baronet. Sir Frederick Digby
Gunning, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1778), son of 5th Bt.,
b. 1853, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his bro. Charles
Vebe (b. 1859 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Rev. Henry
William Maude G., b. 1865). Seat, Little Horton,
Northampton.
GUNNING, Baronets' Widows. (1) Rose,
Lady G. (Frances Rose, dau. of the late Rev.
the Hen. Wm. Hy. Spencer, son of 1st Bn.
Churchill), mar. 1879, as 2nd wife, Rev. Sir
Henry J. Gunning, 4th Bt. (d. 1885).— (2) Lady
G. (Isabella Mary Frances Charlotte, dau. of the
late Col. Wm. C. Master), mar. 1851 Sir Geo. Wm.
Gunning, 5th Bt. (d. 1903). Res., with present Bt.
GUNNIS, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of Bn.
FitzGerald (Life Peer).
GUNTER, Baronet. Sir Robert Benyon
Nevill Gunter, 2nd.Bt. (U.K. 1901), Maj. 3rd Batt.
Yorks. Regt. (Mil), served in S. Africa 1902 : son
of 1st Bt., b. 1871, sue. 1905. Heir pres., his bro.
George (b. 1877 ; no 2nd heir. Seat, The Grange,
Wetherbv, Yorks.; town res., 86 Eaton Sq., S.W.
GUNTER, Baronet's Widow. Lady O. (Jane
Marguerite, dau. of Thos. Benyon, Esq.), mar.
1862 Col. Sir Robert Gunter, 1st Bt., M.P., a
Crimean veteran (d. 1905). Res. with 2nd Bt.
GURDON, family name of Cran worth Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
GURDON, Knight. Sir (William) Brampton
Gurdon, K.C.M.G. (1882), C.B. (Civ. 1874), B.A.,
M.P. for Nth. Norfolk (L.), a C.C. for E. Suffolk,
has served on Commssns. in S. Africa and was
Priv. Sec. to Mr. Gladstone 1865-74 : b. 1840
(uncle of Lord Cranworth), widower (mar. 1888
the late Lady Eveline Camilla WalUp, dau. of 5th
E. of Portsmouth). Seat, Assington Hall, Box-
ford, Suffolk, nr. Colchester.
GURDON, Maj. Bertrand Evelyn Mellish,
CLE. (1900), D.S.O. (1895), LA. Supermini.
List; Chitral Garrison 1895, now Polit. Agent at
Gilgit : b. 1867.
GURNEY, Martyn Pierre Cecil, M.V.O.
(4th class, 1905), Cons.-Gen. at Marseilles.
GUROW8KI, Countess Dudley — see under
"Cavan, 8th E."
GUTHRIE, Knight. Sir James Guthrie, Kt.
Bach. (1903), Pres. Roy. Scottish Academy 1902,
memb. of several foreign Academies : b. 1859,
mar. 1897 Helen Newton, dau. of the late Alex.
Whitelaw, Esq. Res., 41 Moray PI., Edinburgh.
GUTHRIE (BROWNE-), family name of
Oranmore and Browne Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
GWALIOR— see " Sindhia of G."
GWATKIN, Col. Frederick Stapleton, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), M.A., LA. letd. (1905); Afghn.
1878-80, Egypt, Soudan 1885, Lushai and Chin
Lushai 1889-90, Manipur, Chitral Relief, N.W.
Frontier 1897-8, late Mil. Sec. to the Com.-in-Ch.
India : b. 1849. Res., Sialkot, Punjab.
GWYDYR, Baron. Peter Robert Burrell,
4th Bn. (Gt. Br.) and a Bt., M.A., High
Steward of Ipswich, a Co. Aid. for E. Suffolk
and a D.L. for the county (High Sheriff 1858),
formerly Chmn. Q,.S., Sec. to Lord Gt. Chambn.
1837-70 : 1st cousin of 3rd Bn. (who was also 23rd
Bn. Willoughby de Eresby) and son of Hon.
Lindsey Merrik P. Burrell ; b. April 27, 1810 ;
sue. 1870 (L.U.) ; mar., 1st, 1840, the late Sophia
(d. 1843), dau. of F. W. Campbell, Esq., of
Barbreck ; 2ndly, 1856, the late Georgina (d. 1892),
dau. of the late Geo. P. Holford, Esq., M.P.
Seat, Stoke Pk., Ipswich.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1766 ; Bn. Gwydyr, 1796.
— !*ir Peter Burrell, Bt., who had married Lady Pns-
cilla Bertie, dau. of the 3rd Duke of Ancaster, was ihe
33° GWY Directory of Peerage,
HAD
ist Peer. The 2nd Bn. 6. succeeded his mother as sand
Bn. Willoughby de Eresby aud Joint Lord Great Cham-
berlain of England; but on the death of his successor
this latter Barony fell into abeyance for 15 months,
whilst that of Gwydyr went to a cousin (for the Cbam-
berlainship see under " Cholmondeley"). The Boll of the
Lords spells this title Gwydir ; but we are. authorised
to state that the other form gives the correct present
usage.
Titled Relatives.
(Burrell.)
Issue of present (4 th) Bn. :
By 1ST MRItG.E.
Hon. Willoughby Mehrik Campbell B., heir to
Barony. F.R.G.S., a D.L. for Suffolk, formerly Capt.
Rifle Brigade and Maj. ist Vol. Batt. Suffolk Regt. ,
now Hon. Col. of latter : b. 1841, mar. 1901, 2nd
wife, Anne, dau. of Jno. Ord, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Burrell). Res., 60 Pont St., S.W. (No 2nd heir.)
By 2ND MERGE.
Hon. Cicely B., b. 1858.
Sist. of present Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'s dau.
1870) :
(Present Baron, b. 1810.)
Hon. Charlotte Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Smith, b. 1822, mar. 1851 Chas. Wilmot S., Esq.
Res., Ballynanty House, Bruff, Kilmallock. Co.
Limerick ; Killuran Abbey, Broadford, Co. Clare,
nr. Limerick.
GWYM, Maj. Charles William, C.M.G.
(1903), D.S.O. (1894), R.E., W. Africa 1894, and
served on Demarcation of Soudan-Abyssinian
Frontier, now with Egyptn. Army : b. 1870.
G WYNNE, Hon. Mrs. Rupert, dau. of 1st
Vise. Ridley.
GYE, Capt. Herbert Frederick, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), R.N., retd. ; China 1869, now Brit.
Cons, at Brest : b. 18—, mar. follg. 1879.
..GYE, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, dau. of 1st Vise.
Bridport and wife of preceding.
GYLL, Knight's Widow. Lady G. (Jane
Price, dau. of the late Sir Jno. Pinhorne, and widow j
of H. B. Thomason, Esq.), mar. 1847, 2nd husb., :
Lt.-Col. Sir Robt. Gyll, Lieut, of Yeom. of Guard
at Coron. of William IV. (d. 1880). Res., Mailing
Abbey, W. Mailing, Kent.
GZOWSKI, Knight's Widow. Lady 6.
(Maria, dau. of T. Beebe, Esq., M.D.), mar. 1839
Col. Sir Casimir S. Gzowski, K.C.M.G., Hon. I
A.D.C.toH.M. (d.1898). lies., The Hall, Toronto, j
H.
HAAST, von, Knight's Widow. Lady von
H. (Mary, dau. of Edwd. Dobson, Esq., C.E.),
mar. 1863 Sir Jno. F. Julius von Haast,
K.C.M.G., F.R.S. (d. 1887). Res. Christchurch,
N.Z.
HABIB-ULLA KHAN— see "Afghanistan."
HACKETT, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Margaret, dau. of Jno. Lawlor, Esq.), mar. 1843
1 Sir Wm. B.Hackett, Mayor of Cork 1852 (d. 1872).
Res., 4 Montpelier Parade, Monkstown, Blackrock,
I Co. Dublin.
HADDEN, Brig. Gen. Charles Frederic, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), R.A., Dir. of Artill. at Headqrs.,
f ormerly Ch. Insp. of Laboratory Stores and of
Ofdn. Dept. : b. 1854. Res., Rossway, Berk-
hamsted, Herts.
HADDINGTON, Earl of. George Baillit-
Hamilton - Arden, 11th Earl (Scot.), a Scot-
tish Repres. Peer (el. 1874), K.T. (1902), Lord
Lieut, of Haddingtonsh., Vice-Lieut, of Ber-
wicksh., was High Sheriff of Cheshire 1871 ;
is Capt. Roy. Co. of Archers, and Hon. Col.
Lothians and Berwicks.Imper. Yeom., an A.D.C.
to H.M. : son of 10th E. ; b. July 26, 1827;
assumed name of Arden (see Creations) after
Baillie 1858, before succession, his father taking
the addition Hamilton in the next year (this
being the orig. surname of the family, for which
the grandfather of that Peer had substituted
Baillie>; sue. 1870 (C); mar. 1854 the late Helen
Catherine (d. 1889) , dau. of Sir Jno. Warrender,
5th Bt. Seats, Tyninghame House, Prestonkirk,
Haddingtonsh. ; Mellerstain, Kelso, Roxburgh ;
Jerviswoode, Lanark; Arderne Hall, Tarporley,
Cheshire.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. of Binning and Byres, 1613 : E.
of Haddington, 1619.— Sir Thos. Hamilton, a Lord of
Session (asLordDrumcairn),-and afterwards Secretary of
State, was successively awarded these two Peerages, the
Earldom at first under the title of Melrose, but this was
changed to Haddington by a new patent in 1627,
retaining the original precedence. The 2nd Earl, who
took the side of the Covenanters against the tyranny of
King Charles and Laud, was in 1640 blown up in his
castle by the treacherous connivance of one or more of
those from within. The family name is variable, but
from the examples below it appears that the addition of
Arden is restricted to the line of succession.
Titled Relatives.
(Baillie-Hainilton.)
Issue of present {nth) E.:
L idy Ruth B.-H., b. 1855.
Ljrd Binning, heir to Earldom : George B. -II. -Arden,
B.A., C.B. (Mil. 1904), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902),
Lord Lieut, of Berwicksh. and a D.L. for Hadding-
tonsh., Col. late comdg. Roy. Horse Gds., served
in Egyptian, Nile, and Hazara 1889 Expedns. : b.
1856, mar. 1892 Katharine Augusta Millicent, dau.
of Wm. S. Salting, Esq. Res., Mellerstain, Kelso,
Roxburgh. Issue :
Hon. Helen B.-H., b. 1893.
Hon. George B.-H., 2nd heir, b. 1894.
Hon. Charles William B.-H., b. 1900.
The late Hon. Richard B.-H., b. 1858, d. 1881.
The deceased Hon. Isabel B.-H., b. & d. 1859.
Lady Grisell B.-H., b. 1861.
Hon. Henry Robert B.-H., late Capt. Coldstrm.
Gds., b. 1862. Club, Guards'.
Lady Cecely B.-H., b. 1868.
Surviving issue of 10th E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1827.)
Lady Frances B.-H., b. 1829.
Rev. the Hon. Arthur Charles B.-H., M.A., Diocesan
lusp. of Schools : b. 183;), mar. 1866 Alice Anne,
dau. of Sir David Baird, 2nd Bt. of Newbyth (Hon.
Mrs. Arthur B.-H.). Res., Burley Lodge, Rirfg-
wood, Hants. ; Les Quartiers, Guernsey.
Lady Georgina Sophia, now Lady G. Vernon, b. 1839,
mar. 1861 Sir Harry Foley V., ist Bt., q.v.
Dau9. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Robert B.-H. (Mary Gavin, dau. of Sir
Jno. Pringle, 5th Bt.), mar. 1801 the late Maj. Hon.
Robert B.-H. (d. 1891). Res., Langton, Duns,
Berwicks.
Hon. Mrs. Henry B.-H. (Hon. Harriet Frances,
nie Hepburne-Sc'ott, dau. of 7th Bn. Polwarth), b.
1845, mar. 1872 the late Com. Hon. Henry B.-H.
(d. 1895). Res., Lennel House, Coldstream, Berwicks.
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HADDO, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. Haddo,
Methlio, Tarves, and Kellie, Scot. 1682), eld. son
and heir of E. of Aberdeen.
HADDOCK, Com. Herbert James, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), B.N.R. : b. 1861. Res., 56 Daere Hill,
Rock Ferry, Birkenhead.
HADDON, Baron MANNERS of— see "Man-
ners."
HADEN, Knight. Sir Franci3 Seymour
Haden, Kt. Bach. (1894), F.R.C.S., Pres. Roy. Soc.
of Painter-Etchers (which he founded), an author
on science and art subjects and recipient of
several medals, formerly Hon. Surg, to Sci. and
Art Dept. : b. 1818, mar. 1847 Dasha Delano,
dau. of Maj. Geo. W. Whistler, of U.S.A. lies.,
Woodcote Manor, Alresford, Hants. ; sa Pall
Mall East, S.W. The follg. is a son.
HADEN, Francis Seymour, C.M.G. (1890),
B.A., has been M.E.C. and M.L.C. of Natal and
Admin, of that Col. and Gov. of Zululand, ret.
1893 after serv. from 1877: b. 1850. Res., Oxen-
ham Manor, Okehampton, Devon.
HADOW, Lady Constance Blanche Louisa,
dau. of 11th E. of Kinnoull.
HADOW, Col. Reginald Campbell, D.S.O.
(1896), I. A., Afghn. 187S-80, Soudan, 2nd
Miranzai, Chitral Relief, and Tirah : b. 1851. Res.,
The Ferns, Spencer Rd., Eastbourne.
HAFFKINE, Waldemar Mordecai Wolff,
CLE. (1897), Dir.-in-Ch. of Govt. Laboratory at
Bombay, and has been engaged in med. researches
under Ind. Govt., formerly Assist. Prof, of Physiol,
at Geneva Med. Sch. : b. i860. Res., Bombay.
HAGGARD, Maj. Andrew Charles Parker,
D.S.O. (1886), late Rov. Scot. Res. Regt. ; Egypt,
Nile 1884-5, &c. : b. 1854 (younger bro. of follg.
and of Mr. Rider Haggard).
HAGGARD, William Henry Doveton, C.B.
(Civ. 1903), Brit. Minister at Buenos Aires; has
held posts at Athens and in Ecuador, Tunis, and
Venezuela: b. 1846 (see preceding). Res., Brit.
Legat., Buenos Aires.
HAGGERSTON, Baronet. Sir John de Marie
Haggerston, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1643), son of 8th Bt-> D-
1852, sue. 1858, mar. 1887 Max-guerite, dau. of
Lewis Eyre, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Edward
Charlton de Marie (b. 1857; 2nd heir, Bn.
Herries, a 3rd cousin, whose ancestress, heiress
to the title, had married into this line). Seat,
Ellingham Hall, Chathill R.S.O., Northumber-
land.
HAIG, Lt.-Col. Arthur Balfour, C.V.O.
(1902), C.M.G. (1878), R.E. retd. (1881), Extra
Equerry to H.M. the King, formerly to H.R.H.
the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg : b. 1840, mar.
1874 the following. Res. , Bemersyde, St. Boswells,
Roxb. ; 75 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
HAIG, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, wife of preceding,
and dau. of 3rd Bn. Harris.
HAIG, Maj. -Gen. Douglas, C.V.O. (1903), C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1) late conidg. 17th Lancers ; Khar-
toum, S. Africa 1899-1902, lata an A.D.C. to
H.M., is Insp.-Gen. of Cavalry in India : b.
18S1, mar. follg. 1905. Res., Simla.
HAIG, Hon. Mrs. Douglas, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Vivian and wife of preceding.
HAINES, Knight. Fd.-Marsh. Sir Frederick
Paul Haines, G.C.B. (Mil. 1877; K.C.B. 1871),
G.C.S.L. and CLE. (1879), served in Sutlej,
Punjab, and Crimean Campaigns, was D.A.G. in
Ireld. 1862-4, Q.3LG. atHeadqrs. 1871, and Com.-
in-Ch. in India 1876-81 (directing operations in
Afghanistan 1878-80), now Col. Roy. Scots Fus. :
b. 1819, widower. Res., 123 Pall Mall, S.W.
HALDANE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Richard
Burdon Haldane, P.C {Gt. Br. 1902), K.C (1890),
M.A., LL.D., M.P. for Haddingtonshire (L.j,
el. 1905 Lord Rector of Edinburgh Univ., is
author of several works : b. 1856. Res., Cloanden,
Auchterarder, Perthsh. ; 3 Whitehall Ct., S.W. ;
chamb., 10 Old Sq., Line. Inn, W.C
HALDANE, Lt.-Col. Jamks Aylmer Low-
thorpe, D.S.O. (1838), Gord. Highldrs. ; Waziri-
stan 1894-5, Chitral Relief, Tirah 1897-8, and
S. Africa 1899-1900, late A.D.C. to Viceroy, now
a D.A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1862.
HALDANE (CHINNERY-), Bishop — see
"Argyll."
HALDON, Baron. Lawrence William Palli,
3rd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., formerly Capt. 3rd
Batt. Roy. Fus. (Mil.), served in S. Africa
1901-2 with Imper. Yeom. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b.
July 13, 1869; sue. 1903 (Dec. 31; L.U.); mar.
1893 Lidiana Amalia Crezeneia, dau. of Col.
Jacob W. Maichle, once of Russian Army. Res.,
unfixed.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1782 ; Bn. Haldon, U.K.
1880.— Sir Lawrence Palk, 4th Bt., M.P. successively
for South and East Devon, was created 1st Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Palk.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn.:
Hon. Laurence Edward Broomfield P., heir to
Barony, 1). 1896. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Law-
rence Charles.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1869.)
Hon. Lawrence Charles Walter P., Capt. 1st Batt.
Hants. Regt., b. 1870.
Hon. Florence Annette Georgina P., b. 1871.
Hon. Mary Evelyn P., b. 1875.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunt of
present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1846, d. 1903.)
Hon. Edward Arthur P., Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon.
Col. 4th Batt. Devon Regt. (Mil.), served in S.
Africa 1 301-2 : b. 1854, mar. 1883 Charlotte Frances,
dau. of Rev. Sir Fredk. Shelley, 8th Bt. of Michel-
grove (Hon: Mrs. Edward P.). Res., Little Test-
wood, Totton, Southampton.
Hon. Evelyn Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Gambier-
Parry, mar. 1882 Maj. Ernest G.-P. Res.,
Elmcroft, Goring, Reading.
HALDON, Barons' Widows. (1) The Dowager
Lady H. (Maria Harriet, dau. of Sir Thos. H.
Hesketh, 4th Bt.), mar. 1845 Sir L. Palk, Bt.,
aftds. 1st Bn. Haldon (d. 1883). Res., Manor
House, Torquay ;. Eastfield House, Whitchurch,
Reading.— (2) Constance, LadyH. (ne'e Hon. Con-
stance Mary Barnngton), dau. of 7th Vise. Bar-
rington, mar. 1868 Lawrence H. Palk, Esq.,
aftds. 2nd Bn. Haldon (d. 1903). Res., Palazzo
Capomazza, Arco Mirelli, Naples.
HALE, Maj. Charles Henry, D.S.O. (1897),
R.A.M.C., Matabele War 1896 : b. 1863.
HALE, Lt.-Col. George Ernest, D.S.O. (1:892),
R.A.M.C., Soudan 1885-6, Burma 1889-92 : b. 1861 .
HALE, Surg.-Maj. Thomas Egerton, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), 3J(£ (1855), Roy. Fus. retd. (1876);
Crimea and Mutiny: b. 1832. Res., Faddiley
Lodge, nr. Nantwich.
HALFORD, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Ismene, dau. of J. S. Andrews, Esq.), mar. 1856
Rev. Sir Jno. Fredk. Halford, 4th and last Bt.
(sue. Jan. 1897 and died follg. April). • Res.,
Wistow Hall and Newton Hareourt Manor House,
Leicester.
HALFORD, Hon. Mrs. Augustus, dau. of 14th
Vise. Dillon.
I HALIBURTON, family name of follg. Barony.
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HALIBURTON, Baron. Arthur Lawrence
Haliburton, 1st Bn. {U.K.), G.C.B. (Civ. 1897;
K.C.B. 1885), D.C.L., a D.L. for Co. London, late
Perm. Under Sec. for War, and has been
Dir. of Supplies : son of Thos. C. Haliburton.
Esq., author of 'Sam Slick' (Mr. Justice Hali-
burton of Nova Scotia, once an English M.P.) ;
b. Sept. 26, 1832; cr. Bn. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1877,
as 2nd husb. , Mariana Emily, dau. of Leo Schuster,
Esq., and widow of Sir Wm. D. Clay, 2nd Bt.
No heir nor other issue. Res., 57 Lowndes Sq.,
S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Haliburton, 1898.
HALIFAX, "Viscount. Charles Lindley
Wood, 2nd Vise. (U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., an
Ecclesiast. Commissr., Pres. of Eng. Church
Union, was Groom of the Bedchamber to his
present Majesty when Prince of "Wales (1862-70),
formerly Capt. 1st W. Rid. Yeom. : son of 1st V. ;
b. June 7, 1839 ; sue. 1885 (L. U.) ; mar. 1869 Lady
Agnes Elizabeth Gourtenay, dau. of 11th E. of
Devon. Seats, Hickleton Hall, Doncaster ;
Garrowby, Bishop Wilton, York; town res., 79
Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1784: Vise. Halifax, U.K.
1866.— Sir Chas. Wood, 3rd Bt, P.C., G.C.B., an M.P.
from 1826 to 1866, Chancellor of the Exchequer 1846
to 1852, also Secretary for India, First Lord of the
Admiralty, &c, was created 1st Vise. There have been
earlier Peerages by this title (Visct., Earl, Marq., and
Baron), but in families quite distinct.
Titled Relatives.
(Wood.)
Issue of present (2nd) V.:
The late Hon. Charles Reginald IF., b. 1870, d. 1890.
Hon. Alexandra Mary Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs.
Hugh Sutton, b. 1871, mar. 1898 Capt. Hugh Clem,
grandson of 3rd Bt.
The late Hon. Francis Hugh W., b. 1873, d. 1889.
Hon. Mary Agnes Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Lane-Fox,
b. 1877, mar. 1903 Geo. Richcl. L.-F., Esq. Res.,
Hope Hall, Boston Spa R.S.O., Yorks.
The deceased Hon. Henry Paul W., b. 1879, d. 1886.
Hon. Edward Frederick Lindley W., heir to
Viscounty, B.A., 2nd Lieut. Yorks. Drgns. : b.
i83i. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Frederick.)
Surviving issue of 1st V. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1839.)
Hon. Frederick George Lindley Meynell, B.A.,
barrister at-!aw, Priv. Sec. to Lord Privy Seal
1870-4: b. 1846, assumed 1905 the name Meynell in
lieu of Wood, mar. 1878 Lady Mary Susan Felicie
Lindsay, dau. of 25th E. of Crawford. Res., Hoar
Cross, Burton-on-Trent ; The Abbey, Abingdon,
Berks.
Hon. Alice Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. John Charles
Dundas, b. 1847, mar. 1870 the late Hon. Jno. Chas.
1). (d. 1892), bro. of 1st M. of Zetland, q.v.
Hon. Blanche Edith, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Lowry-
Corry, b. 1851, mar. 1876 Col. Hon. Henry William
L.-C, son of 3rd E. of Belmore, q.v.
— Daus.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Henry W. (Laura Adeline, dau. of the late
Ernest Thellusson, Esq., and widow of Jas. Mon-
tagu, Esq.), mar. 1897, the late Hon. Henry John
Lindley IK. (d. 1903). Res., Melton Pk., Doncaster.
Lady Mary S. Felicie Meynell, see Hon. Frederick
above.
HALKETT, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Eliza Anna, dau. of the late Capt. Richd. K.
Hill), mar. 1856 Sir Peter Arthur Halkett, 8th
and last Bt. (d. 1904). Res., Pitfirrane, Dunferm-
line, Perthsh.
HALL, Baronet. Sir Basil Francis Hall,
7th Bt. (Scot. 1687), a D.L. for Cos. Berwick and
Haddington: son of 5th Bt. and bro. of 6th,
b. 1832, sue. 1876, mar. 1877 Adelaide Catherine,
dau. of the late Robt. K. Elliot, Esq. Heir pres.,
his bro. Henry John (b. 1835; 2nd heir, next
bro., Lt.-Gen. Julian Hamilton H., b. 1837).
Seat, Dunglass, Dunbar, Haddingtonsh.
HALL, Knight (1). Col. Sir Angus William
Hall, K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), served in Crimea, ret.
1864, and has been Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
3rd Batt. Dorset Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1834, mar. i860
Amelia Anne, dau. of the late Capt. Alex.
Elphinstone, R.N. Res., Dineterwood, Pontrilas,
Hereford.
HALL, Knight (2). Hon. Sir JonN Hall,
K.C.M.G. (1882), Premier of New Zealand 1879-
82, prev. Postmr.-Gen. and twice Colon. Sec, el. to
House of Representatives 1855, an M.L.C. 1862-6 :
b. 1824, widower. Res.. Hororata,Canterbury,N.Z.
HALL, Kn-ight (3). Sir Samuel Hall, Kt.
Bach. (1902), K.C. (1888), M.A., K.C. (1888), late
Vice-Chanc. of the Duchy of Lancaster, prev.
Attorn.-Gen. for same : b. 1841. Res., Westcliffe
Rd., Southport.
HALL, Knight's Widow. Lady H. (Lucy, dau.
of the late Harry Hackshaw, Esq., and widow of
Duncan P. Sutherland, Esq.), mar. 1848, 2nd
husb., Sir Jno. Hall, K.C.B., M.D. (d. 1866).
HALL, Col. Francis Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
R.A., Afghn. 1878-80 and S. Africa 1899-1902,
now comdg. R.A. Southn. Comd. : b. 1852. Res.,
Bulford Camp, Salisbury.
HALL, Capt. George Clifford Miller,
D.S.O. (1898), R.E., Soudan 1898, in Egyptn.
Army from 1896, and is Goods Manager to Egyptn.
State Rails. : b. 1872.
HALL, Henry, I.S.O. (1902), Insp. of Mines: j
b. 1845. Res., Rainhill, Lanes.
HALL, Col. Henry Samuel, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
V.D., late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Oxf. L.I., formerly Capt. 6th Drgn. Gds. Res., 25
Longridge Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
HALL, John Carey, I.S.O. (1902), Brit. Cons.-
Gen. at Yokohama, prev. Cons, at Kobe, Japan,
and has been Acting Judge of Ct. of Japan : b.
1844. Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Yokohama.
HALL, Lt.-Col. Montagu Heath, D.S.O.
(1900-1), comdg. 3rd Batt. S. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.) ;
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1856.
HALL, Lieut. Percy Byng, D.S.O. (1903),
I.A., China 1900 : b. 1880.
HALL, Col. Reginald Hawkins, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late S. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1854.
HALL, Sydney Prior, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901),
M.A., memb. of the suites of his present Majest3r
when visiting India 1875 and of the Trince of
Wale3 during his Colon. Tour, was special artist
to the Graphic in Franco-German War, and has
illustrated various works : b. 1842. Res., 13
Chalcot Gdns., Haverstock Hill, N.W.
HALL, William Codkington Briggs, I.S.O.
(1903), Dir. of Contracts, Admiralty : b. 1845.
Ret., Penwenach, Woking, Surrey.
HALL, William Thomas, C.S.I. (1904), B.A.,
LL.B., Financ. Commissr. and an M.L.C. of Brit.
Burma, has been Sessions Judge : b. 1855. Res.,
Rangoon.
HALL (KING-), Capt. Herbert Goodenough,
D.S.O. (1894), R.N., Egypt 1882, Gambia 1894,
S. Africa 1902 : b. 1862, mar. 1905 the follg.
HALL (KING-), Lady Mabel Emily, sist. of
5th E. of Mansfield and wife of preceding.
HALLE (Halle), Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Mme. Norman Neruda), the distinguished vio-
linist, appd. 1901 Violinist to H.M. the Queen:
Wilma, dau. of Herr Jos. Neruda, of Briinn,
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Austria, and widow of Herr Ludvig Norman, of
Stockholm), mar. 1888, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
Sir Chas. Halle, the well-known musical conductor
and pianist (d. 1895). Res., 62 Motzstrasse,
BerliD.
HALLETT (HUGHES-). Col. James Wynd-
ham, C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1;, D.S.O.
(1896), late Seaforth Highldrs. ; Afghn. 1878-9,
Egypt, Chitral Relief, S. Africa 1899-1902, and
comdg. 72nd and 79th Regtl. Dists.: b. 1852. Jtes.,
Inverness.
HALLEWELL, Lt.-Col. Henry Lonsdale,
C.M.G. (1900-1), Roy. Scots retd. (1893); Soudan
and Nile 1884-5, Zululd. 1888, S. Africa 1900 : b.
1852. Res., The Holt, Alverstoke, Gosport.
HALSBURY (pron. Hawlzbury), Earl of.
Hardinge Stanley Giffard (pron. Jiff-), 1st
Earl {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1885), M.A., D.C.L.,
appd. Q.C. 1865, has been Solic.-Gen., now for
third time Lord High Chanc, an M.P. 1877-85, is
Chmn. City and Guilds of Lond. Inst., Constable
of Launceston Castle, and High Steward Oxfd.
Univ. : son of the late Stanley L. Giffard, Esq. ;
b. Sept. 3, 1825 ; cr. Kt. Bach. 1875, Bn. 1885
(C), Earl 1898 ; mar., 1st, 1852, the late Caroline
(d. 1873), dau. of "W. C. Humphreys, Esq. ; 2ndly,
1874, Wilhelmina, dau. of the late Henry Wood-
fall, Esq. Seat, Pendimccombe, Launceston ; town
res., 4 Ennismore Gdns., Prince's Gt., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Halsbury, 1885 ; E. of Halsbury
and Vise. Tiverton, 1898.
Issue.
(Giffard.)
The deceased Lynie May Rohais G., b. 1875, d. 1879.
Lady (Constance Mary) Evelyn 6'., b. 1877, mar. 1902
her 2nd cousin Edward Walter G., Esq. Res., 13
Chesham PL, S.W.
Vise. Tiverton, heir to Earldom : Hardinge Goul-
burn G., b. 1880. (No 2nd heir.)
HALSEY, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Thomas
Frederick Halsey, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1901), M.A.,M.P.
; for Watford Div. of Herts. (C), a Co. Aid. for
Herts, and Vice-Chmn. (J.C. and Q.S., late Maj.
and Hon. Lt.-Col. Herts. Yeom. : b. 1839, mar.
1865. Res., Gaddesden PI., Hemel Hempstead;
73 Eaton PL, S.W. ■
HALY, Knight's Widow. Lady II. (Harriette
Craven, dau. of Hamilton Hebden, Esq.), mar.
1839 Gen. Sir Wm. O' Grady Haly, K.C.B.,
formerly Com.-in-Ch. Canada (d. 1878).
HALY (O' GRADY-), Maj. -Gen. Richard
Hebden, C.B. (Mil. 1896), D.S.O. (1889), Egypt,
Hazara 1888, A.A.G. Belfast 1891-6, ret. 1898 as
Hon. Maj. -Gen., comd. Militia of Canad. 1900-
1902: b. 1841 (son of preceding). Res., White-
gates, Frimley, Surrey, nr. Farnborough.
I HAMBLEDEN, Viscountess. Emily Smith,
1st Vctss. (U.K.) : dau. of Fredk. D. Danvers,
Esq. ; b. 1828 ; cr. Visctss. 1891 on death of her
husbd. ; mar., 1st, 1854, the late Benj. A. Leach,
Esq. (d. 1855) ; 2ndly, 1858, the late Rt. Hon.
William Henry Smith, M.P., First Lord of the
Treasury and Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
I (d. 1891). Res., 23 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
I Creation. Vctss. Hambleden U.K. i8qi.
Issue.
Bv ist mrrge. (orig. sum. Leach).
I Mary Auber, now Hon. Mrs. William Codrington, b.
185s, mar. 1879 (bef. mother's elevation; so three
sists. below) the late Kear-Adm. Wm. C, C.B. (d.
I 1888). Res., 18 Vicarage Gt., Kens., W.
Bv 2nd mrrge. (sum. Smith).
I Emily Anna, now Hon. Lady Acland, b. 1859, mar.
1837 Vice-Adm. Sir Wm. A. Dyke A., snd Bfc., q.v.
Hon. Helen, now Hon. Mrs. Sydney Seymour, b. i860,
mar. 1396 Hy. Sydney &., Esq. Res., 24 Chesham PL,
Belgrave Sq.,S.W.
Beatrice Danvers, now Hon. Mrs. Alfred Acland,
b. 1864, mar. 1885 Alfd. Dyke A., Esq., bro. of the
above Vice-Adm. Sir Wm. A. Res., Danesbury,
Welwyn, Herts. ; 3 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
The deceased Henry Walton Smith, b. 1865, d. 1866.
Mabel Danvers, now Ctss. of Harrowby, b. 1867,
mar. 1887 Jno. H. Dudley Ryder, Esq., now 5th
Earl of H., q.v.
Hon. William Frederick Danvers Smith, B.A., heir
to Viscounty, M.P. for the Strand (C), a D.L.
for Devon, partner in Firm of W. H. Smith and Son,
Maj. ist Roy. Devon Imper. Yeom. and Treas. of
King's Coll. London : b. 1868, mar. 1894 Lady Esther
Caroline Georgiana Gore, dau. of gth E. of Arran.
Res., Greenlands, Henley-on-Thames; Hayne,
Moreton Hampstead, Newton Abbot, Devon ; 3
Grosvenor PL, S.W. (2nd heir, his son William
Henry, b. 1903. )
— Dau. -in-law:
Lady Esther C. Georg. S., see preceding.
HAMERSLEY, Hon. Mrs. Hugh, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Heytesbury.
HAMERTON, Capt. Albert Ernest, D.S.O.
(1904), R.A.M.C., Somalild. 1903-4: b. 1873.
HAMILTON, family name of Abercorn Duke-
dom and of Belhaven, Hamilton of Dalzell,
and HolmPatrick Baronies. The follg. Index
refers also to the Dukedom of Hamilton (Doug-
las-Hamilton), and to the Earldom of Hadding-
ton (Bailhe-Hamilton) , besides some separate
entries (a., Abercorn; b., Belhaven; d., Ham. of
Dalzell ; hd., Haddington ; hm., Hamilton Duke-
dom; hp., HolmPatrick: see "Boyne" for
Hamilton-Russell, "Aberdeen" and "Stanmore"
for Hamilton-Gordon, and "Dufferin and A." for
Hamilton-Temple-Blackwood) :
Hn. Adele, d. Hn. Evelyn, hp. Hn. Leslie d'H. d.
Ly. Albertha, a. Ly. Evelyn B.-,sep.Ly. Louisa Fr. sep.
Ly. AlexandraP. A.Ly. Frances, ud. Ly. Mary Cec R.a.
Hn. Arth. C. ud. Ld. Fredk. Spen. A.Ly. Mary Lou. hm.
Ld. Arth. Jno. a. Hn. George, hd. Hn. Maude, b.
Ly. Cecely, hd. Ld. Geo. F. sep. Hn. May C.M.N.b.
Hn. Chas. Wm. hd. Hn. Georgina, b. Hn. Muriel Lou. b.
Hn. Clare, hp. Ly. Grisell, hd. Hh. North D.- sep.
Ld. Claud Jno. a. Ly. Grizel Lou. b. Hn. Ralph Ger. b.
Ld. Claud Nigel, A.Hn. Helen, hd. Hn. Mrs. Rob. hd.
Hn.Mrs.Claud,sc/).Hn. Henrietta, b. Ly. Ruth, hd.
Ly. Cynthia E.B. A.Hn. Mrs. Hy. ud. Hn. Sibyl, hp.
Hn. Dorothy, b. Hn. Hy. Rob. hd. Hn. Violet, b.
Hn. Emily Anna.D. Ly. Jean, hm. Hn. Winifred, b.hp.
Ld. Ernest Wm. a. Ly. Katharine, a.
HAMILTON, Baron— see compounds below
(after " Hamilton and Brandon").
HAMILTON, Baronet of London. Sir Charles
Edward Hamilton, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1892), a D.L.
for Co. London, an M.P. 1885-92. Lt.-Col. 6th
Vol. Batt. Liverpool Regt. retd. (1881) : son of
the late Jno. Hamilton, Esq., of Liverpool; b.
1845, mar. 1867 Mary, dau. of the late G. M'Oor-
quodale, Esq. Heir, nona. Seat, Hatley Pk.,
Gamlingay, Sandy, Beds.
HAMILTON, Baronet of Marlborough House.
Sir Edward Archibald Ham<ltnv, 4th Bt. (Gt.
Br. itj6 ; also 2nd Bt. of Trebinshun House,
U. K. 1819) , formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds. : cousin
of 3rd Bt. of 1st creation and grandson of 1st
of the other, son of the late Jno. J. E. Hamil-
ton, Esq. ; b. 1843, sue. to the two Btcies. 1892
and 1851 respectively, mar. 1867 Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Jos. Gill, Esq. Heir, his son
Charles Edward Archibald Watkin (b. 1876,
mar. 1897, but divorced by her 1902, Olga Mary
Adelaide Fitz George, granddau. of H.R.H. the
Duke of Cambridge, and has a son, George
Edward Archibald Augustus FitzGeorge, b. 1838,
334 HAM Directory
as 2nd heir). Seat, Iping House, Midhurst,
Sussex ; town res., 13 Devonshire PL, Portland
PI., W.
HAMILTON, Baronet of Preston — see
"Hamilton (Stirling-)."
HAMILTON, Baronet of Silverton Hill. Sir
Frederic Harding- Anson Hamilton, 7th Bt.
{Scot. 1646), formerly Maj. 60th Rifles: son of
6th Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1887, mar. 1865 Mary Jane,
dau. of the late H. Willan, Esq. Heir, his son
Robert Caradoc (b. 1877; 2nd heir, next son,
Frank, b. 1878). Seat, Avon Cliff e, Stratford-
upon-Avon.
HAMILTON, Bishop— see "Ottawa."
HAMILTON, Duke of— see "Hamilton and
Brandon" below.
HAMILTON, Knight (1). Maj. -Gen. Sir
Bruce Meade Hamilton, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902),
served in Afghanistan 1879-80, Transvaal 1881,
Burma, Ashanti 1895-6, Benin, and in S. Africa
1899-1902 comdg. a column, now comdg. 2nd Div.
Aldershot Army Corps .: b. 1857. Res., Aldershot.
HAMILTON, Knight (2). Sir Edward
Walter Hamilton, K.C.B. (Civ. 1894), K.C.V.O.
(1901), I.S.O. (1904), Mus. Bac, Perm. Financ.
Sec. to Treasury, and Aud. of Civ. List, was
Priv. Sec. to Right Hons. W. E. Gladstone and
R. Lowe : b. 1847 (son of Bp. Hamilton of Salis-
bury and related to the Belhaven line) . lies., 4
Whitehall Ct., S.W.
HAMILTON, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir Ian
Standish Monteith Hamilton, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901),
D.S.O. (1891), LL.D., Gen. Offr. comdg.-in-ehief
Southn. Comd., served in Afghanistan 1879-80, S.
Africa 1881, Soudan 1884-5, Burma, Chitral Relief,
Tirah, and Boer War 1899-1901; formerlv Comdt.
of Sch. of Musketry, late Mil. Sec. at War Office
and Q.M.G.at Headqrs.,is Col.CameronHighldrs.
and Hon. Col. 9th Vol. Batt. Roy. Scots and 5th
Batt. Manchr. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1853, mar. 1888
Jean, dau. of Sir Jno. Muir, 1st Bt. Res., 3
Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
HAMILTON, Knight (4) . Adm. Sir Richard
Vesey Hamilton, G.C.B. (Mil. 1895; K.C.B. 1887),
served in Arctic Expedns. 1850-4, in Russian and
Chinese Wars, and on Labrador and Irish Coasts ;
has been Com.-in-Ch. China, Senior Naval Lord of
Admiralty, and Pres. of Roy. Nav. Coll. Green-
wich, ret. 1894 : b. 1829, widower, lies., The Elms,
Chalfont St. Peter's, Gerrard's Cross R.S.O.,
Bucks.
HAMILTON, Knight (5), Sir William— see
* ' Hamilton (Baillie - ) . "
HAMILTON, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Teresa Felicia, dau. of the late Maj. Reynolds),
mar. 1877, as 2nd wife, Sir Robt. G. Crookshank
Hamilton, K.C.B. (d. 1895). Res., 212 Coleherne
Cresc, W. Brompton, S.W.
HAMILTON, Marquess of {by courtesy— title
Irel. 1868), eld. son and heir of D. of Abercorn.
HAMILTON, Priv. Counc, Knight, and
Peer's Son. Rt. Hon. Lord George Francis
Hamilton, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1878), G.C.S.I. (1903),
M.P. for Ealing Div. of Middx. (C), Capt. of
Deal Castle, and a Gov. of Harrow School, has
been Vice-Pres. Counc. on Education, First Lord
of Admiralty, and Sec. of State for India, also
a Charity Commissr., Chmn. L.S.B., and Lieut.
Coldstrm. Gds. : son of 1st D. of Abercorn and
bro. of present Peer ; b. 1845, mar. 1871 Lady
Maud Caroline Lascelles, dau. of 3rd E. of Hare-
wood (Lady George Hamilton, C.I.). Res., Deal
Castle, Kent ; 17 Montagu St., W.
of Peerage, HAM
HAMILTON, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1786), another
title of the Abercorn Dukedom,
HAMILTON, Charles Boughton, C.M.G.
(1895), Receiver-Gen. Brit. Guiana and an
M.E.C.. has been Chmn. of several Commssns.
in the Col., prev. M.E.C. and M.L.C. Trinidad:
b.1850. Res., Orbieston, Georgetown, Demerara.
HAMILTON, Hon. Mrs. Claud, sist. of 6th Bn.
Balfour of Burleigh.
HAMILTON, Brig. Gen. Edward Owen
Fisher, C.B. (Mil. 1902), late Roy. W. Surrey
Regt.; Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1885-7, Hazara 1891,
Waziristan, N.W. Front. 1897-8, and S. Africa
1899-1902, now comdg. Secunderabad Brigade :
b. 1854. Res., Secunderabad, Madras.
HAMILTON, Capt. Frederick Tower,M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., Zulu War 1879: b. 1856
(related to Belhaven line). Res., Anmer Hall,
King's Lynn.
HAMILTON, Lt.-Col. George Vaughan, C.B.
(Mil. 1900), late A.S.C. ; Ashanti 1873-4, Trans-
vaal 1881, Egypt, and Soudan, ret. 1897: b. 1851.
HAMILTON, Col. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1904),
M.D., I.M.S., Afghn. 1878-80, Chitral Relief,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, China 1900, now Princ.
Med. Offr. Lahore; b. 1851. Res,, Lahore,
Punjab.
HAMILTON, Col. Hubert Ion Wetherall,
D.S. 0.(1898), late Roy. W. Surrey Regt., an A.D.C.
to H.M. ; Burma 1886-8, Nile 1897-9, S. Africa
1899-1902, is Mil. Sec. to Vise. Kitchener in India:
b. 1861. Res., Simla.
HAMILTON, John Gardiner, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), Hon. Civilian Dir. of Imper. Yeom.
Hosps. in S. Africa, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus.
HAMILTON, Capt. John George Harry,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Black Watch; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1869.
HAMILTON, Capt. Keith Randolph, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Oxfordsh. L. I. .; Mohmand and Tirah
1897-8, S. Africa 1900, now with Constab. : b.
1871.
HAMILTON, Lady Louisa Frances, sist. of
4th E. of Leitrim.
HAMILTON, Lt.-Col. Thomas William
O'Hara, C.M.G. (1901), B.A., M.B., R.A.M.C.,
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. i860.
HAMILTON, Lt.-Col. William George,
D.S.O. (1896), late Norf. Regt.; Isazai 1892, Chitral
Relief, now an A.A.G. Meerut Div. : b. i860.
HAMILTON (BAILLIE-), family name (in
chief part) of Haddington Earldom, q.v., and see
Index under " Hamilton," fam. name.
HAMILTON (BAILLIE-) , Knight. Sir Wil-
liam Alexander Baillie- Hamilton, K. C.M.G.
(1897), C.B. (Civ. 1892), barrister-at-law, Ch.
Clerk at Colon. Office (has been Priv. Sec. to
successive Sees, of State &c.) , Offr. of Arms of Order
of SS. Mich, and George, Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
comdg. Lothians and Berwicks. Imper. Yeom. :
b. 1844 (a descendant of 6th E. of Haddington),
mar. 1871 Mary Aynscombe, dau. of the late Rev.
Jno. Mossop. Res., 55 Sloane St., S.W.
HAMILTON (BAILLIE-), Lady Evelyn, dau.
of 8th D. of Argyll.
HAMILTON (COLE-), Capt. Claud George,
D.S.O. (1902), 6th Batt. Roy. Ir. Rifs. (Mil.);
S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1869 (gt. grandson of 1st
Bn. Mountnorres). Res., Santa Lucia, Rosario,
Argentina.
HAM
Baronetage, Knightage, <&c.
HAM
335
HAMILTON (DALRYMPLE-), Hon. North
de Coigny, son of loth E. of Stair,
HAMILTON (DOUGLAS-), family name of
Hamilton and Brandon Dukedom— see Index
under "Hamilton."
HAMILTON (STIRLING-), Baronet, Sir
"William Stirling-Hamilton, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1673),
Gen. and Col. Comdt. R.H.A., served in Mutiny
and other engagemts. 1853-7, an<i was Engr. in
Peshawar Valley : son of 9th Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1856,
assumed name of Stirling 1889, mar. 1856 Eliza
Marcia,dau. of the late Maj. -Gen.- Henry J. Barr.
Heir, his son William (b. 1868 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son, b. 1903). Res., Woodgaters, Southwater,
Horsham, Sussex.
HAMILTON and BRANDON, Duke of.
Alfred Douglas Douglas-Hamilton, 13th D. of
Hamilton (Scot.), sits as 10th D. of Brandon
(Gt. Br.), D. of Chatelherault (.France— see that
heading) ; Premier Peer in the Scottish
Peerage and Head of the House of Douglas,
Hered. Keeper of Holyrood House, a D.L. for
Lanarksh., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Cameronians
(Scottish Rifles), and 4th Batt. Highld. L.T.
(Mil.), formerly Lieut. R.N.: 4th cousin of 12th
D. and son of Chas. Henry Douglas-Hamilton
(a descendant of the 4th D. through his 3rd son,
Lord Anne, named after Qn. Anne, who was his
godmother); b. March 6, 1862; sue. 1895 (G.) ;
mar. 1901 Nina Mary Benita, dau. of Maj . Robt.
Poore. Seat, Hamilton Palace, Lanarksh.
Creations. Scot.: E. of Angus, 1389; M. of Douglas
and Ld. Abernethy and Jedburgh Forest, 1633; D. of
Hamilton, M. of Clydesdale, E. of Arran. Lanark and
Cambridge, and Ld. Aven, Polmont, Machanshire, and
Innerdale, 1643; (? E. of Selkirk and Bn. Daer and
Shortcleuch, 1646— claimed titles). Gt. Br. : D.of Brandon
and Bn. Dutton, 1712. France : D. of Chatelherault, 1864.
—The Dukes of Hamilton derive their descent on the
male side from the Earls of Douglas, and on the female
from the Lords Hamilton (themselves successors to the
Lords of Cadzow) ; whilst from a younger son of these
same Lords Hamilton (by that time become Earls of
Arran) the Abercorn house takes its origin, the Duke
of Abercorn being thus constituted male head of the
house of Hamilton, whilst the Duke of Hamilton is
head of that of Douglas. This statement by itself points
to a complicated history, and the numerous additional
titles bestowed upon each branch render the account
still more needful of very careful analysis.
The extinct Earldom of Douglas was awarded in
1357 to Sir Wm. Douglas, who had distinguished him-
self at Poictiers and in other battles. The line became
extinct on the death of the 9th Earl in 1488. But the
1st Earl had also a natural son by Margaret, Countess
of Angus in her own right and through their descendants
the Angus Earldom has been continued to the present
day ; the nth Earl was in 1633 made Marq. of Douglas,
the 3rd Marquess in 1703 made Duke of Douglas (a title
that expired with himself), and the 2nd son of the 1st
Marquess created in 16^6 Earl of Selkirk. He married
Anne, Duchess of Hamilton in her own right, and thus
brought the Dukedom into the Douglas family.
We must now return to the house of Hamilton.
It was apparently about 1295 that Sir Walter FitzGilbert
Hamilton Avas given by King Robert Bruce the feudal
Lordship of Cadzow, and in 1445 the 6th holder of that
;itle was created Lord Hamilton ; the 2nd Lord was
made Earl of Arran, and the brother of the 3rd Earl
iromoted to be Marq. of Hamilton, the son of this last
succeeding both as Marquess and Earl, and the 3rd
Vlarquess becoming ist Duke. This last Peer was Suc-
re eded by his brother, who fell in 1651 at the Battle of
Worcester, when by a special remainder the Dukedom
lassed to the above Anne, daughter of the 1st Duke,
vfcose marriage with the Earl of Selkirk has just been
larrated. The Earl was himself granted the title of
)uke of Hamilton for life, upon which he surrendered
he Earldom, and his wife shortly afterwards surren-
lered the whole of her own titles, so that every Peerage
n the direct Hamilton line became temporarily extinct.
ill of these, however, with the exception of the Hamilton
Marquessate and the Cadzow and Hamilton Loidship,
were re-created by a new patent in 1698, assigning to
them all equally the precedence of 1643.
The subsidiary titles must now be accounted for. In
1619 the 2nd Marq. of Hamilton received the English
Peerages of Earl of Cambridge and Bn. Ennerdale. These,
after lasting some 33 years, expired with the 2nd Duke
at Worcester, but they had already been doubled to his
predecessor, as Scottish honours, in the original creation
of the Dukedom in 1643, excepting only that " Enner-
dale'' (in Cumberland) was then corrupted into "Inner-
dale." The 2nd Duke and 4th Marquess had in 1639,
before his accession to those titles, been granted the
honours of Earl of Lanark and Ld. Polmont and
Machanshire ; and though these lapsed at his death
they were renewed in the patent of 1658. The 1643
creation had run— Duke of Hamilton, Marq. of Clydes-
dale, Earl of Arran and Cambridge, and Ld. Avon and
Innerdale— the Marquessate and the Avon Lordship (so
spelt in that patent) being new creations together with
the Dukedom, whilst the Arran Earldom was ancient,
and the remaining two honours have just been detailed.
The 1698 patent, bearing the 1643 precedency, conse-
quently repeated all these with the additional three
just mentioned. as having been borne by the 2nd Duke.
But meantime the titles of the house of Douglas had not
been interfered with by the surrender, and they conse-
quently remained in that line until the death in 1761 of
the 3rd Marq. of Douglas (the one Duke of that title*,
when they passed to the 7th Duke of Hamilton as direct
heir to the Earl of Selkirk, son by 2nd marriage of the
1st Marq. of Douglas. This Marquessate, therefore, with
its subordinate honours of Ld. Abernethy and Jedburgh
Forest, as also the old Douglas title of Earl of Angus,
now came into the Hamilton line, and extended the
already long list of Scottish honours of the 7th Duke
to— Duke of Hamilton, Marq. of Douglas and Clydes-
dale, Earl of Angus, Arran, Lanark, and Cambridge,
and Ld. Aven, Polmont, Machanshire, Innerdale,
Abernethy, and Jedburgh Forest ; even to these are
to be added the British titles, conferred on the 4th
Duke, of Duke of Brandon and Bn. Dutton. The Earl
of Selkirk's surrendered titles, comprising with the
Earldom the Lordship of Daer and Shortcleuch, were
renewed by a fresh patent in 1688, with the original
precedency of 1646; but by a special limitation to his
2nd son, with a proviso, says Burke, that if such son
succeeded to the Dukedom, the title should pass to his
next brother. Hence it would appear that no Duke of
Hamilton can ever possess these titles, though some
doubt as to this does still prevail.
(The incidents in this long double line are numerous,
and to keep our historical statement clearer we have left
such of them as seem of interest to the close. The ist
Earl of Douglas married Margaret, Countess of Mar, and
held that Earldom in his wile's right ; it passed at his
death to his daughter Isabel, who married into the
Erskine family, with whom that title has remained to
this day. Hex brother, who succeeded as 2nd Earl of
Douglas, married a daughter of King Robert III. ; he
figured as one of the heroes of "Chevy Chace"(the Battle
of Otterburn, 1388), in which himself, though victor, was
slain, whilst on the other side "Hotspur" and another
son of " the stout Earl of Northumberland" were taken
prisoners. He left no legitimate issue, but his natural
son, William, was ancestor of the Queensberry line,
whilst the Earl's half-brother, natural son of the ist
Earl, was through his mother the ist of the Earls of
Angus, the nth of whom, who is stated to have lived in
great magnificence at the Castle of Douglas, was raised
to a Marquessate by that title (the Douglas Earldom
having then been long extinct). Turning to the Hamilton
line, we find that upon the death of James V. in 1542,
the 2nd Earl of Arran was chosen Regent of Scotland,
and in the next year declared heir presumptive to the
Crown : he was also made Due de Chatelherault by
Henry II. of France. He left four sons, of whom the
eldest succeeded as 3rd Earl, but became insane through
rejection of his proposal of marriage to Mary, Queen of
Scots ; the second son was created Marq. of Hamilton—
a title which has dropped from the Scottish Peerage,
though renewed in that of Ireland to the Dukes of
Abercorn ; the 4th son, the fotinder of this last line, was
created Ld. of Paisley. The ist Duke of Hamilton had
been elevated from the Marquessate for his devotion to
Charles I., but was beheaded in 1649 by the Parliamen-
tarians; his brother and successor was slain at Worcester
in the cause of the 2nd Charles. The 4th Duke, who
received the British Dukedom of Brandon, fought a duel
with Ld. Mohun, in which he slew his antagonist, but
was immediately slain himself through the treachery of
the other's second; Gen. or Col. Macartney, who was
found guilty of manslaughter. For the Chatelherault
succession, see that article.
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Titled Relatives.
(Douglas-Hamilton. )
Issue of present {i$h) D. :
Marq. of Douglas and Clydesdale, heir to Duke-
dom: Douglas B.-H., b. 1903. (2nd heir, his and
cousin Percy Seymour B.-H., Esq., b. 1875.)
Lady Jean B.-H., b. 1904.
Sists. 0/ present (13^) D. (granted rank of Duke's
daus. 1896) :
Lady Helena Augusta Charlotte Constance Sidney,
now Lady H. (fuller-) Acland-Hood, b. i860, mar.
1899 Rev. Itobt, F.-A.-H., son of Sir Alex. B.P.
Fuller-Acland-Hood, 3rd Bt.
(Present Duke, b. 1862.)
Lady Isobel Frances Ulrica Iris, now Lady I. Ryder,
b. 1864, mar. 1897 Capt. Cyril Jno. R.
Lady Flora Mary Ida, now Lady F. Poore, b. i856,
mar. 1898 Maj. Robt. Montagu P., D.S.O., q.v. (bro.
of present Duchess).
Dau. of izth D. (a remote cousin of present) :
Lady Mary Louise B.-H., b. 1884. Res., Easton Pk.,
Wickham Mkt., Suffolk; Brodick Castle, I. of
Arran, N.B.
Dau. of 11th £>. (also a remote cousin of present) :
(The late 12th Duke, b. 1845, d. 1893.)
Lady Mary Victoria, now Ctss. Tassilo Festeiics, b.
18150, mar. 1880, 2nd husb. (after annulment of mrrge.
with Albert, Pr. of Monaco, by whom however
she has a son, Hered. Prince of same), Ct. Tass. F.
Res., Berseucze, Hungary.
HAMILTON and BRANDON, Duke's Widow
{remrrd.). Mary, Duchess of H. & B., nee Lady
Mary Louise Elizabeth Montagu, dau. of 7th D. of
Manchester, b. 1854, mar., 1st, 1873, 12th D. of
Hamilton, K.T. (d. 1895) ; 2ndly, 1897, R. Camaby
Forster, Esq.— retaining title by courtesy. Res.,
Upper Hall, Ledbury, Herefsh.
HAMILTON, MOTJNTCASTLE, and KIL-
PATRICK, Baron {Scot. 1606)— see "Abercorn,
D. of."
HAMILTON of DALZELL {pron. D.L.),
Bauon. Gavin George Hamilton, 2nd Bn.
U.K.), a, D.L. for Lanarks., late Lieut. Imper.
Yeom. (in S. Africa 1900) and Scots Gds. : son of
1st Bn. ; b. June 29, 1872; sue. 1900 {L.) ;
unmrrd. Seat, Dalzell, Motherwell, Lanarks.;
town res., 5 A Mount St., W.
Creation. Bn. Hamilton of Dalzell. U.K. 1886.— The
xst Bn. was many years M.P. for the Falkirk Burghs and
S. Lanarkshire, and also a Lord in Waiting on the late
Queen. His father, Archib. Jas. Hamilton, had served
in the Peninsular War and at Waterloo.
Titled Relatives.
(Hamilton.)
Surviving issue of isi Bn. (bro. and sists. of pre-
ent) :
Hon. Ellinor, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Trotter, b.
1865, mar. 1890 Chas. Wm. T. , Esq. Res. , The Manor
House, Barton Hartshorn, Buckingham ; 31 Bruton
St., W.
Hon. Alice Susan, now Hon. Mrs. Campbell, b. 1866,
mar. 1895 Capt. Hon. John Beresford ft, son and
heir of 3rd Bn. Stratheden and C, q.v.
Hon. Helena Mabel, now Hon. Mrs. Heywood- Lons-
dale, b. 1870, mar. 1899 Capt. Henry Heywood H.-L.
Res., Shavington, Mkt. Drayton, Salop; 22 Hill
St., Berkeley Sq., W.
(Present Baron, b. 1872.)
Hon. Leslie d'Henin H., heir pres. to Barony,
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), Capt. Coldstrm. Gds. : b.
1873, mar. 1905 Amy Cecile, dau. of Col. Horace
Ricardo (Hon. Mrs. Leslie H. ). Res., 5a Mount St. ,
W. (No present 2nd heir.)
Hon. Adele Emily Anna H., b. 1876. Res., with pre-
ceding.
HAMILTON of HAMELDON, Baron {Gt.
Br. 1776), a title of the Argyll Dukedom.
HAMILTON of STACKALLAN, Baron
(Irel. 1715)— see "Boyne, Vise."
HAMILTON of STRABANE, Baron (Irel,
1634)— see " Abereorn, D. of."
(Res.,
HAMILTON-GORDON, -RUSSELL, and
-TEMPLE-BLACKWOOD — see last name of
each.
HAMLEY, Col. Francis Gilbert, C.M.G.
(1900-1), a Ch. Paymr. Army Pay Dept.; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1851.
HAMLEY, Comsry.-Gen. Joseph Osbertus,
C.B. (Civ. 1871), formerly Senior Ordn. Store
Officer, N.Z., since empld. at Dover and Aldershot,
ret. 1880: b. 1820. Club, «Tun. Conserv.
HAMLYN, Bishop— see "Gold Coast."
HAMMICK, Baronet. Sir St. Vincent Alex-
j ander Hammick, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1834), B.A., a Col
I in the Army retired, has served in New Zealand
] and been A.A.G. in India and Egypt: son of 2nd
j Bt., b. 1839, sue. 1888, mar. 1890, 2nd wife,
j Elinor, dau. of Rev. Sir Gilbert F. Lewis, 3rd
Bt. Heir, his son Capt. Stephen Frederick
H. (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Vice-Adm.
j Robert Frederick H., b. 1843). Res., Little Stod-
ham, Liss, Hants.
HAMMICK, Murray, CLE. (1901), has been
Insp.-Gen. of Madras Police, Under Sec. in Rev.
Dept., and Sec. in Educ. Dept. : b. 1854 (too.
of above Bt.). Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
HAMMOND Barony {U.K. 1874)— extinct 1890
on death of 1st Bn. (surname Hammond)
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. Mary Georgina H., b. 1848.
Hon. Margaret Elizabeth H. , b. 1851. \ w.
HAMMOND, Knight. Col. Sir Arthur
George Hammond, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), D.S.O.
(1889), U(I (1879), LA. Supermini. List; served
in Jowaki 1877-8, Afghanistan 1878-80, Hazara
1888 and 1891, Isazai, Chitral Relief, and Tirah
1897-8, was an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria _: b.
1843, rnar. 1886 Edith Jane, dau. of the late Maj.
J". H. Wright. Club, Primrose.
HAMNETT, George, CLE. (1885), late M.L.C.
and Insp.-Gen. Regist. Dept. Madras : b. 1826.
Res., Ootacamund, Madras.
HAMOND, Lieut. Philip, D.S.O. (1902), Norf.
Regt.; S. Africa 1902: b. 1883.
HAMPDEN, Viscount. Henry Robert
Brand, 2nd Vise. {U.K.), G.C.M.G. (1899), a D.L.
for Sussex, a Co. Aid. for Herts., and a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus., late Gov. of N. S. Wales
(1895-9), an M.P. 1868-73 and 1880-6; Surv.-Gen.
of Ordnance 1883-5, formerly Capt. Coldstrm.
Gds. : son of 1st Vise. ; b. May 2, 1841 ; sue. 1892
{L.U.) ; mar., 1st, 1864, the late Victoria, dau. of
Mons. Jean Sylvain Van de Weyer (d. 1865) ;
2ndly, 1868, Susan Henrietta, dau. of the late
Lord Geo. Hy. Cavendish, bro. of 7th D. of
Devonshire. Seat, The Hoo, Welwyn, Herts. ;
town res., 5 Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Dacre, Eng. 1321 by writ; Vise.
Hampden, U.K. 1834. — Ranulph de Dacre, a distin-
guished soldier, was in the reign of Edward II. sum-
moned to Parliament as 1st Bn. Dacre. In consequence of
female succession, the surname changed from time to
time, but that of Brand was brought in by the marriage
in 1771 of the Bnss. 19th in line. The 9th Bn. was
executed for being concerned in a deer-stealing affair in
the course of which one of the keepers was killed. The
15th Bn. was made Earl of Sussex, but the title expired
with himself in 1715, and was re-created in 1717 in the Grey
de Ruthyn line. That of Teynham was also briefly af sa-
tiated by the 2nd marriage of the 18th Bnss. The Vic c ty.
was awarded to the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry W. Brand,
G.C.B., Speaker of the House of Commons 1872-84; six
years after retirement he succeeded his brother as 23rd
Bn. Dacre. The illustrious John Hampden, the patriot,
was one of the ancestors of the family in which this later
Peerage was created.
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Titled Relatives.
[Brand.)
Issue of present {2nd) V. :
Hon. Thomas "Walter B., heir to Viscounty, late
Maj. 10th Hussars, was a Brig.-Maj. in S. Africa
1899-1901, now Assist. Priv. Sec. to First Lord of
Admiralty : b. 1869, mar. 1899 Lady Katharine Mary
Montagu-Douglas-Scoit, dau. of £th D. of Buccleuch.
(2nd heir, his son Thomas Henry, b. 1900.)
Hon. Hubert George B., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
Com. 11. N., in Hoy. Yacht 1901-2 : b. 1870. G'iwy,
U. Serv.
The deceased Richard B., b. 1871, d. 1880.
Hon. Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Algernon Ferguson,
b. 1S73, mar. 1897 Maj. Algn. F. Holford F. Res.,
Polebrooke Hall, Oundle, N'thants.
Hon. Alice B., b. 187s.
Hon. Dorothy Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Percy Ftilden,
b. 1877, mar. 1902 Percy H. Guy F., Esq. Res.,
Mollington Hall, Chester.
Hon. Robert Henry B., B.A., formerly Lieut. 3rd i
Batt. Lothn. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1878. •
Hon. Roger B., Lieut. Rifle Brigade, served in S. I
Africa 1900-1 : b. 1880.
The laic Hon. Geoffrey B., b. 1885, d. 1899.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Lady Katharine B— see Hon. Thomas above.
Surviving issue of 1st V. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Alice, now Hon. Lady Farquhar, b. 1840, mar.
1862 Henry Thos. F., Esq., now Sir Henry F., 4th i
Bt., q.v.
(Present Viscount, b. 1841.)
Hon. Gertrude, now Hon. Mrs. William Campion, b. j
1844, mar. 1869 Col. Win. Hy. C, C.B., q.v.
Hon. Mabel, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick Thomas, b.
1815, mar. 1863 the late Fredk. Freeman 7'., Esq. (d.
1863 ; the name Freeman was iirst assumed as a
surname by his son in 1892). Res., tz Ashley Gdns.,
Westmr.,S.W.
Hon. Thomas Suymour B., Rear-Adm. retired (served
at Bombardment of Alexandria), now comdg. Sussex
Div. R.N. Vol. Reserve, a Co. Aid. and Chmn. C.C.
for E. Sussex : b. 1847, mar. 1879 A nnie Blanche, dau.
of Hy. Lomax Gaskell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Thomas
B.). lies , Glynde, Lewes.
Hon. Arthur George B., M.P. for Wisbech Dir. (L.),
a D.L. for Sussex, has been an Assist. Clerk in H.
of Commons, Priv. Sec. to two Ministers, and
Treas. of the Househd. : b. 18S3, widower. Res.,
Huntsland, Crawley Down, Sussex.
Hon. Charles Maj. Suss. Imper. Y'eom., formerly
Lieut. Coldstrni. Gds. : b. 1855, mar. 1S78 Alice, daii.
of the late Mons. Jean S. Van de Weyer and sist.
of the late Visctss. (Hon. Mrs. Charles B.). Res.,
Littledene, Lewes.
Hm. Maud Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. David Bevan,
b. 1856, mar. i88g Dav. Aug. B., Esq. Res., The
Priory, Royston, Herts.
HAMPDEN (HOE ART-) .family name of colla-
teral relatives of Buckinghamshire Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
HAMFSON, Baronet. Sir George Francis
Hampson, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1642), B.A., on staff of
Nat. Hist. Mus., S. Kens. : nephew of 9th Bt.
(same name), and son of the late Bev. Wm. S.
Simpson ; b. i860, sue. 1836, mar. i8q3 Minnie
Frances, dau. of the late Col. Jno. Clark-Kennedy,
C.B. Heir, his son Dennys Francis (b. 1897 i 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Charles Seymour, b. 1861 L Seat,
Thurnham Ct., Maidstone ; town res., 62 Stanhope
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
HAMFSON, Knight. Sir Robert Alfred
Hampso", Kt. Bach. (1904), Lord Mayor of Liver-
pool at date of promotion on the visit of the King1
and Queen to that city, a memb. of the leg'al
firm of Whitley and Co. : b. 1852, mar. 1884
Kate Bolland, dau. of Walter Ashton, Esq.
Res. Ivy Lodge, Aigburth, Liverpool.
HAMPTON, Baron. Herbert Perrott Mur-
ray Paklrigton (pron. Pack-), 3rd Bn. {U.K.)
and a Bt., M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
Worcestersh. : son of 1st Bn. and half -bro. of
2nd; b. Feb. 12, 1848; sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar. 1877
the late Evelyn Nina Frances (d. 1904) , dau. of Sir
Geo. Baker, 3rd Bt. (line now Rhodes). lies.,
Waresley Ct., Kidderminster.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1846; Bn. Hampton, 1874.—
The Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. S. Pakington, G.C.B., 1st Bt.
of 2nd creation, M.P. for Droitwich and holder of three
high offices in Lord Derby's Ministry, was raised to the
Peerage as 1st Baron Hampton.
Issue.
{Paldngton.)
Hon. Mary Augusta P., b. 1878.
Hon. Edith Frances P.. b. 1879.
The late Hon. John E. Russell P., b. 1880, d. 1097.
Hon. Dorothy Alice P., b. 1882.
Hon. Heurert Stuart jf., heir to Barony, 2nd Lieut.
Rifle Brigade ; b. 1883.
Hon. Eleanor Gertrude P., b. 1884.
Hon. Hu;;h ( 'hailos Swinton P., 2nd heir, h. 1887.
Hon. Humphrey Arthur P., a Nav. Cadet, b. 1888.
Hon. Hester Murray P., b. 1893.
HAMPTON, Lady Laura Elizabeth, dau.
of 2nd M. of Norcaanby.
HANBURY,fam. name— see "H. (Bateraan-)."
HANBURY, Knight (1). Surg.-Gen. Sir
James Arthur Hanbury, K.C.B. (Mil. 1882), M.B.,
F.R.C.S., served in China, India, America, and has
been Frinc. Med. Oii'r. in Afghanistan and Egypt,
also at Horse Gds., Gibraltar, and in Madras, ret.
1892: b. 1832, mar. 1876, as 2nd husb., Hannah
Emily, dau. of the late J. Anderson, Esq., and
widow of Col. Carter, C.B. Club, Army and
Navy.
HANBURY, Knight (2) . Sir Thomas Hanbury,
K.C.V.O. (1901), formerlyamerchantat Shanghai:
b. 1832. mar. 1 858 Katharine Aldam, dau. of Thos.
Pease, Esq. 7?es..La Mortola, Ventimiglia, Italy.
HANBURY, Hon. Mrs. Basil, dau. of 18th
Bn. Willcughby de Broke.
HANBURY (BATEMAN-), family name of
Bateman Barony, q.v. for "Hons.," including
Hon. Spencer Hanbvry.
HANBURY-TRAGY— see " Tracy (H.-)."
HANCOCK, Hon. Mrs. Leonard, dau. of 5th
Bn. Dvnevor.
HANCOCK (BURFOED-), Knight's Widow.
Lady B.-TI. (Alice Maud, dau. of the late Rev.
Jno. Nankivell), mar. 1895, as 2nd wife, Sir Hv.
J. B. Burford-Hancoek, C.M.G., Ch. Justice of
Jamaica (d. year of rmrge.).
HANDCOCK, family name of Castlemaine
Barony, q.v. for "Hons.," also below.
HANDCOCK. Lt.-Gcn. Arthur Gore, C.B.
(Mil. 1893), Col. 6th Jat L.I., LA.; Bhutan
1865-6, Afghn. 1878-80, was A.A.G. Bengal 1880-5 =
b. 1840. Club, Nav. and Mil.
HANDCOCK, Hon. Mrs. Robert Gordon, dau.
of 3rd Bn. Tenterden.
HANDFORD, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st
Bn. Belper.
HANFORD, Col. John Compton, C.B. (Mil.
1897), formerly comdg. 19th Hussars ; Egypt and
Soudan 1882-4, Nile 1884-5, 'at'e Assist. Insp. of
Remounts: b. 1849 {ne Hanford-Flood). Pes.,
Woollas Hall, Eckington, Pershore, Wore. ; Flood
Hall, Stoneyford, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny ;
Farmley, Kilkenny.
HANIIAM, Baronet. Sir John Alexander
Hanham, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1667), M.A., a D.L. and
C.C. for Dorset, barrister-at-law, Apparitor-Gen.
for Prov. of Canterbury : nephew of 8th Bt. and
son of the late Capt. Jno. Hanham ; b. 1854,
sue. 1877, mar. 1896 the under-mentioned Hon.
Lady Hanham. Heir, his son John Ludlow
(b. 1898 ; 2nd heir, next son, Homy Phelips, b.
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1901). Seat, Dean's Ct., Wimbome, Dorset;
chamb., 23 Knightrider St., E.C.
HANHAM, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn. Ludlow
(q.v.) and wife of the preceding Bt.
HANKIN, Arthur Crommelin, CLE. (1895),
Insp.-Gen. to Nizam's Dist. Police: b. 1859.
Ses., Hyderabad, Deccan.
HAN LEY, Allen Hastings, C.M.G. (1903),
F.R.C.S.I., Dep. Prine. Med. Offr., Southern
N geria: b. 1863. R-:s., Medical House, Old
Calabar, S. Nigeria.
HANMER, Baronet. Sir "Wvndham Charles
Henry Hanmer, 6th Bt. (6-7. Br. 1774), a D.L. for
Elintsh., High Sheriff 1902 : son of 5th Bt., b.
1857, sue. 1893, mar. 1890 Essex, dau. of Wm.
Selby -Lowndes, Esq. Heir, his son Griffin
Wyndham Edward (b. 1893; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st
cous.- once rem. John, b. 1854. Seats, Bettisfield
Pk. (Flints.) and Eedbrook (Salop), both nr.
Whitchurch.
*#* The 3rd Bt. was raised to the Peerage in 1872 as
Baron Hanmer ; but as he left no issue that title exmred
with him in 1881.
HANMEE,, Baronets' "Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady H. (Harriet Frances, dau. of the late
Col. Hon. Hy. Hely-Hutchinson, son of Bnss.
Donoughmore), mar. 1877, as 2nd wife, Sir
Wyndham E. Hanmer, 4th Bt. (d. 1887). Res.,
Weston Hall, Towcester, N'thants.— (2) Marv,
Lady H. (Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Col.
Eichd. C. Fosse), mar. 1855 Sir Edwd. J. H.
Hanmer, 5th Bt. (d. 1893). lies., The Mere
House, Hanmer, Flints.
HANNEN Barony {Life Peerage 1891)— extinct
from 1894 (stirname Hannen).
Surviving Issce.
Hon. Mary Lucy II., b. 1S32. Res., Toke PI., Linton,
Maidstone.
Hon. Margaret Ellen H., b. 1855. Res., 8 Orme Sq.,
Baysyater Hill, W.
Hon. Henry Arthur II., barrister-at-law, b. iS6t, mar.
1896 Mabel, dau. of the late Geo. Gould, Esq.. of
N.Z. (Hon. Mrs. Henry //.). lies., The Hall, West
Earleigh, Maidstone.
Dau.-in.-law.
Hon. Mrs. Hannen (Lucy, dau. of C. Schaefler, Esq.,
of Coblenz), mar. 1876 the late Hon. James Chi try
H. (d. 1903). Res., 207 Gloucester Terr., Bayswatcr,
HANNEN, Knight's Widow. Lady II. (Jessie
Maria Harriette, dau. of the late Jas. Woodhouse,
Esq.), mar. 1869 Sir Nicholas J. Hannen, Ch.
Justice of H.B.M.'s Supr. Ct. for China and Japan,
bro. of late Lord Hannen (d. 1900). Res., Lake
Lodge, Wargrave, Twyford E.S.O., Berks.
HANSON, Baronet. Sir Gerald Stanhope
Hanson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), Lieut, for City of
London, formerly Lieut. Oxfordsh. L.I. : son of
1st Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1905, mar. 1899 Sylvia Linda,
dau. of the late E. Dutton Cook, Esq. Heir pres.,
his bro., Lt.-CoL Francis Stanhope H. (b. 1868 ;
2nd heir, latter's son Charles Eeginald Francis,
b. 1904). Res., 4 Bryanston Sq., W.
HANSON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady H. (Constance Hallett, dau. of the late
3has. B. Bingley, Esq.), mar. 1866 Sir Eeginald
Sanson, 1st Bt., 'late M.P. (d. 1905).
HANSON, Charles Eastrick, I.S.O. (1903),
H.I.C.E., Eesid. Engr. for Railways, Perak, prev.
n Cape and Ceylon Govt. Eail. Servs. : b. 1850.
tes., Kwala Lumpur, Selangor, Straits Settmts.
HARARI, Victor, Pacha, C.M.G. (1905), late
)ir.-Gen. of Accts. in Egyptn. Finance Dept.
HARBALLABH NAEAYAN SINGH, Maha-
aj a Bahadur Sir, K.C.I.E. (1903), Zemindar of
Sonbarsa, a benefactor of several charities and
descendant of a line that has always favoured
British rule, the titles Maharaj a Bahadur personal :
b. 1846. Res., Sonbarsa Palace, Bhagalpur,
Bengal.
HAEBEN, Knight. Sir Henry Harben, Kt.
Bach. (1897), Dep. Chrnn. Prudential Assur. Co., a
D.L. for Sussex (High Sheriff 1898), Hon. Col. 1st
Cadet Batt. Eoy. Fus., late L.C.C., prev. Metropol.
Bd. of Works, 1st Mayor of Hampstead : b. 1823,
mar. 1890, 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of Thos. B. Cole,
Esq. Res., Warnham Lodge, Horsham, Sussex ;
42 Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone ; Seaford
Lodge, 2 Fellows Ed., Hampstead, N.W.
HAEBEETON, Viscount. James Spencer
Tomer oy, 6th Vise. (Trel.), 11. A. : son of 5th
Vise. ; b. Nov. 23, 1836 ; sue. 1862 ; mar. 1861
Florence W all a ce (leader 01 the " Rational Dress "
I Movement), dau. of Wm. W. Legge, Esq. Town
j res., 108 Cromwell Ed., S.W.
Creations. Ircl. : Bn. Harberhon, 1783: Vise. H. 1791.
I —The 1st Bn. and Vise, was Arthur romeroy, his title,
; though Irish, being taken from a village in Devonshire.
His younger brother, who died unmarried, was a Lieut. -
General in the Army and an Irish P.C.
Titled Relatives.
(Pomeroy.)
Issue of present (6th) V. :
The late Hon. Aline Florence P., b. 1865, d. 1880.
Hon. Hilda Evelyn Cariess P., b. 1C66, mar. 1892
Thos. Arth. C. Atwood, Esq., but obtained decree
of nullity of mrrge. 1902. Res., The Chase, Upper
Welland, Malvern Wells.
Hon. Ernest Arthur George P., heir to Viscounty,
formerly Lieut. 20th Hussar3 and Capt. 3rd Bate.
Itoy. Lubl. Fus. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900: b.
1867. Club, Carlton. . :
Hon. Balph Legge P., 2nd heir, B.A., late Capt. 5th
Lrgn. Gds., served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1869.
Dau. of §th V. (sist. of present) :
Hon. Esther Caroline P., b. 1835.
(Present Viscount, b. 1836.)
HAEBOED, family name of Suffield Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
HAEBOED, Capt. Edward Balph, D.S.O.
(1000-1), late 3rd Batt. Chesh. Eegt. ; S. Africa
1900 with 3rd Batt. Norf. Eegt. (Mil.): b. 1870
(grandson of 3rd Bn. Sufhcld).
HARCOURT (VERNON-), Knight's Widow, j
Lady V.-H. (Elizabeth Cabot, dau. of Hon. J. \
Lothrop Motley, U.S. Minister in England, and J
widow of Thos. P. Ives, Esq.), mar. 1876, 2nd wife j
to 2nd husb., the Et. Hon. Sir Wm. G. G. I
(Venables-) Vernon - Harcourt, K.C., M.P., at I
different times Solic.-Gen., Home Sec, and i
(twice) Chime, of Exchequer (d. 1904). Res., \
Mai wood, Lvndhurst, Hants.
HABCOUET (VERNON-), Hon. Mrs. Augus-
tus, dau. of 1st Bn. Aberdare.
HAEDCASTLE, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of j
Vise. Goschen.
HAEDCASTLE, Hon. Mrs. Joseph, dau. of 1st
Bn. Campbell and Bnss. Stratheden— see " Strath,
and C."
HAEDCASTLE, Capt. Eichard Newman,
D.S.O. (1900-1), M'chester Eegt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1876.
HARDING, Colin, C.M.G. (1898), Ch. Insp.
Brit. S. Air. Police and Brit. Eesid. for Rhodesia
(with loc. rank of " Col.") ; Mashonaland 1896-7 :
b. 1863. Res., Kalomo, Barofcseland, N.W.
Rhodesia.
HARDING, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 8tb
Bn. Clifford of Chudleigh.
HARDINGE, family name of f Dllg. Viscounty.
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HARDINGE, Baronet. Sir Edmund Stbacey
Hardinge, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1801), a D.L. for Kent:
son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd, b. 1833, sue.
1873, mar. 1877 Evelyn Stuart, dau. of Maj.-
Gen. Evan Maberly, C.B. Heir, his son Charles
Edmund (b. 187S ; 2nd heir, latter's 1st cousin
Charles: b. 1856). Seats, Claramont, Cheshunt,
Herts. ; Ketton Hall, Darlington.
HARDINGE, Hon. Lady— see (1) foil?. Kt.'s
Widow; (2) follg. P.C. and Kt. 2. {O.bs. The
former derives the "Hon." from her husband,
the latter from her own birth : both take "Lady"
from husbands.)
HARDINGE, Knight (1) . Sir Arthur Henry
Hardinge, K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), K.C.M.G. (1897),
M.A., Brit. Min. at Teheran, late Cons. -Gen. at
Zanzibar and for Brit. E. Africa Protect., also
for German E. Africa, once a Page of Honour
to Queen Victoria, has been a Sec. in Diplom.
Serv. at St. Petersburg, Constantinople, Bucha-
rest, and Cairo, and was on Staff of H.I.H. the
Tsarevitch in India 1890-1 : grandson of 1st Vise.
Hardinge and son of the following; b. 1859, mar.
1899 Alexandra Mina, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Sir
Arthur and Hon. Lady Ellis. Bes., Brit. Legat.,
Teheran ; Bencombe, Dursley, Glouc.
HARDINGE, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
H. (Mary Georgiana Frances, dau. of the late
Lt.-Col. Hon. Aug. E. Ellis, son of 1st Bn. Sea-
ford), a Bedchamber Woman to H.R.H. the
Princess of Wales, formerly to H.M. the Queen
when bearing that title : b. 1836, mar. 1858 Gen.
Hon. Sir Arthur E. Hardinge, K.C.B. (d. 1892),
son of 1st Vise.
HARDINGE, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2).
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Charles Hardinge, P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1904), G.C.M.G. (1905), G.C.V.O. (1905),
C.B. (Civ. 1895), B.A., Brit. Ambass. to Russia,
formerly Sec. to Emb. there, and has been in
Diplom. Serv. at Constantinople, Berlin, W ashing-
ton, Sofia, Paris, Teheran, &c, is a D.L. for Kent :
son of 2nd Vise. Hardinge and bro. of present
Peer; b. 1858, mar. 1890 Hon. Winifred Selina
Sturt, dau. of 1st En. Alington (Hon. Lady
Hardinge), a Bedchamber Woman to H.M. the
Queen. Bes., Brit. Emb., St. Petersburg; 3
Buckingham Gt., S.W.
HARDINGE, Viscount. Henry Charles
Hardinge, 3rd Vise. {U.K.), a D.L. for Kent,
formerly Capt. in Rifle Brigade, now Lt.-Col. and
Hon. Col. of its 7th Batt. (Mil.), was A.D.C. to
Fd.-Marsh. Earl Roberts, 1902-4, served in Nile
Expedn. 1885: son of 2nd V. ; b. Aug. 1, 1857;
sue. 1894 (C.) ; mar. 1891 Mary Frances, dau. of
Hon. Ralph P. Nevill, son of 4th E. of Aber-
gavenny. Seat, South Pk., Penshurst, Tonbridge.
Creation. Vise. Hardinge, U.K. 1846. —Henry Hardinge,
the 1st Vise., was a distinguished officer in the Penin-
sular War (Busaco, Torres Vedras, Badajoz, Vitoria,
&c.). and afterwards Secretary at War, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, and Governor-General of India, in this last
position conducting the Sutlej campaign. He was an
M.P. 1820-44, appointed Commander-in-Chief 1853, and
died as Field-Marshal in 1856.
Titled Relatives.
(Hardinge.)
Issue of present {3rd) V.
Hon. Henry Ralph H, heir to Viscounty, b. 1895.
(2nd heir, his uncle Rt. Hon. Sir Charles.)
Hon. Ruby B., b. 1897.
Hon. Sibyl Mary H., b. 1898.
Surviving issue of 2nd V. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1857.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Charles H., b. 1858— see " Hardinge,
Hon. Lavinia H., b. i860. Res., Doubleton, Pens-
hurst, Tonbridge.
Hon. Emily Maude, now Hon. Mrs. George Field, b.
1861, mar. 1893 Geo. Hanbury F., Esq. -Res.,
Ashurst Pk., Tunbridge Wells ; 97 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Hon. Mary Hilda Madelina, now Hon. Mrs. Ernest
Wild, b. 1862, mar. 1890 Rev. Ern. Jno. W. Res.,
Rattlesden Rect., Bury St. Edmunds.
Hon. Robert Nicholas H., b. 1863, mar. 1892 Mary,
dau. of Sir Robt. Lynch-Blosse, 10th Bt. (Hon.
Mrs. Robert B.). Res., Southlawn House, Burford
R.S.O., Oxon.
Hon. George Arthur H., Com. R.N., b. 1864. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Lady Hardinge (2)— see " Hardinge, P.C."
Dau.-in-law of 1st V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Viscount, b. 1822, d. 1894.)
Hon. Lady Hardinge (1)— see " Kt.'s Wid." above.
HARDINGHAM, Nathaniel, I.S.O. (1903),
Head of Shipping Dept. of Crown Agents for the
Colonies : b. 1840.
HARDMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Mary Anne, dau. of the late Jas. Radley, Esq.),
mar. 1855 Sir Wm. Hardman, Chmn. of Surrey
Sessions and Editor of the Morning Bost (d. 1890).
Bes., 55 Carlisle Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
HARDWICKE, Earl of. John Manners
Yorke, 7th Earl {Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Cambs.,
Capt. R.N. retd., served in Baltic and Black
Seas and has been Insp. of Coastguard at Folke-
stone : son of 4th E. and uncle of 6th ; b.
Oct. 30, 1840; sue. 1904 {0.) ; mar. 1869 Edith
Mary, dau. of the late Alex. Oswald, Esq. Bes.,
Drongan House, Ayr; Sydney Lodge, Hamble,
Southampton ; 52 Rutland Gt., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Hardwicke, 1733 ; E. of
Hardwicke and Vise. Royston, 1754.— Sir Philip Yorke,
who had been Attorney-General aud Lord Chief Justice
of England, was created 1st Bn., being soon afterwards
appointed Lord Chancellor, and eventually granted the
two higher titles of Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
( Yorke.)
Issue of present {jth) E. :
Vise. Royston, heir to Earldom : Charles Alexander
Y., b. 1869.
Hon. Alfred Ernest Frederick I'., 2nd heir, late
Lieut. 5th Batt. Inniskilling Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1871,
mar. 1905 Gladys, dau. of Dunlop Best, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Alfred Y.).
Hon. Claud John Y„ b. 1872.
Hon. Bernard Eliot I'., b. 1874.
Lady Susan Y., b. 1881.
Issue of sth E. (nieces of present) :
Lady Feodorowna, now The Lady Alington, b. 1864,
mar. 1883 Hon. Humphrey Napier Sturt, now 2nd
Bn. Alington, q.v.
Lady Magdalen, now Lady M. Williams- Bulkeley,
b. 1865, mar. 1885 Sir Richd. Hy. W.-JB., 12th Bt.,
q.v. ;
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1867, d. 1504.) j
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Elizabeth Philippa, now The Ladi/ Biddulpk,
V.A., an Extra Bedchamber AVoman to Queen
Victoria : b. 1834, mar. 1877, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
Michael B., Esq., now 1st Bn. Biddulph, q.v.
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1836, d. 1897.) i
Lady Agneta Harriet, now Lady A. Montagu, an
Extra Lady in Waiting to H.R.H. Prss. Christian,
was a bridesmaid to present Queen : b. 1838, mar.
1867 Rear-Adm. Hon. Victor Alexander M., son of
7th E.;of Sandwich (q.v.), and heir to Earldom.
(Present Earl, b. 1840).
Hon. Alexander Grantham Y., C.V.O. (1901), M.A.,
an Extra Groom in Waiting to H.M., prev. Groom
in Waiting to Queen Victoria and Equerry to
H.R.H. the late Duke of Albany, was Capt. in
Suffolk Mil. : b. 1847. Res., 10 Granville PI., Port-
man Sq., W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Eliot Y. (Annie, dau. of Sir Anthony de
HAR Baronetage,
Knightage, <kc. HAH 341
Rothschild, ist Bt.),- mar. 1873 the late Hon.
Eliot Constantino F. (d. 1878). Res., Hamble
Cliff, Netley, Southampton; 17 Curzon St., W.
HARDWICKE, Bakl's "Widow. Sophia, Coun-
tess of H., wee Lady Sophia Georgiana Robertina
Wellesley, dan. of 1st Earl Cowley, K.G., b. 1840,
mar. 1863 5th E. of Hardwicke (d. 1897). Bes.,
8 York Terr., Reg. Pk., N/W.
HARDY, Baronet. Sir Reginald Hardy, 2nd
Bt. {U.K. 1876), Lt.-Col. comdg. Staffordsh.
Imper. Yeoin. , a D.L. for Staff ordsh. (High Sheriff
1893): son of 1st Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1888, mar.
1876 Lucy Marion, dau. of the late Capt. Jno. N.
Gladstone, R.N., M.P. Heir, his son Bertram (b.
1877; 2nd heir, latter's son Rupert John, b.
1902). Seat, Dunstall Hall, Burton-on-Trent ;
town res., 30 Grosvenor Sq., ~W.
HARDY, Lady Katharine Augusta Vic-
toria, dau. of 3rd E. of Ellesmere.
HARDY, Richard Gillies, C.S.I. (1900), has
been a Magist., Collector, and Acting Commissi',
in United Prov3., late an M.L.C., in I.C.S. from
1871 : b. 1852. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
HARDY (COZENS-) ,Priv. Counc. and Knight.
Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert Hardy Cozens-Hardy, P.O.
(Gt. Br. 1901), Kt. Bach. (1899), LL.B., a Lord
Justice of Appeal, late a Judge of the Chancery
Div. of the High Ct., appd. Q.C. 1882, wasChmn.
of Gen. Counc. of the Bar, an M.P. 1885-99 : b-
1838, widower. Bes., Letheringsett Hall, Holt
R.S.O., Norfolk; 50 Ladbroke Grove, Notting
Hill, W.
HARDY (GATHORNE-), family name of Cran-
brook Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies " and "Hons."
HARE, family name of Listowel Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons., see below for " Ladies."
HARE, Baron (U.K. 1869), Imper. title of E.
of Listowel.
HARE, Baronet. Sir George Ralph Leigh
Hare, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1818), a D.L. for Norfolk
and for City and Co. of Norwich, late Capt. Suffolk
Yeom., formerly Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. : son of 2nd
Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1880, mar. 1891 the under-
mentioned Lady Florence Hare. Heir, his son
Ralph Leigh (b. 1903; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Edward Philip Leigh, b. 1869). Seat, Gressenhall
House, East Dereham, Norfolk.
HARE, Lady Florence Mary Constance,
dau. of 4th E. of Romney (q.v.), and wife of the
above Bt.
HARE, Col. Frederick Stephen Christian,
C.M.G. (1901), A.S.C. retd. (1904) ; Soudan 1885,
Zululd. 1888, and Boer War 1900 : b. 1857.
HARE, George Thompson, C.M.G. (1902),
I.S.O. (1904), late Sec. for Chinese Affairs in
Malay Protected States and Straits Settmts. :
b. 1863.
HARE, Lady Ida, dau. of 3rd Earl Cathcart.
HARE, Lancelot, CLE. (1900), in I.C.S.
Assam and Bengal as Magist., Collector, Acting
Commissr., &c., commencing 1873 : b. 1851. Bes.,
Bankipur, Lr. Bengal.
HARE, Col. Richard Charles, C.B. (Mil.
1900), Ashanti 1873-4, and Egypt, late comdg.
24th Regtl. Dist. (ret. 1902) : b. 1844 (nephew of
2nd E. of Listowel). Club, TJ. Serv.
HARE, Robert Douglas, CLE- (1904),
Commissr. of Berar, prev. in ports at Chhota
Nagpur and Hyderabad : b. 1848. Club, Oriental.
HARE, Maj. Robert Hugh, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., Chitral Relief 1895, Malakand, and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1867.
HARE, Capt. Robert "William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Norf. Regt. ; Rhodesia 1896, S. Africa 1899-1901,
now A.D.C. to Lt.-Gov. of Orange Riv. Col. : b.
1872 (another nephew of 2nd E. of Listowel ; 1st
cousin of Col. Richd. H.).
HARE, Lt.-Col. Thomas Leigh, M.V.O. (4th
Clas3, 1905), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Norf. Roy.
Garr. Artill. (Mil.)
HAREWOOD, Earl of. Henry Ulick
Lascelles, 5th Earl (U.K.), Lord Lieut, of "W.
Rid. and City of York, an A.D.C. to H.M.
(formerly to Viceroy of India), Hon. Col. (late
comdg.) Yorks. Hussars (Imper. Yeom.), for-
merly Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of 4th E. ; b. Aug.
21, 1846; sue. 1892 (<?.); mar. 1881 Lady Florence
Katherine Bridgeman, dau. of 3rd E. of Bradford.
Seats, Harewood House, Leeds ; Goldsborough
Hall, Knaresborough, Yorks. ; town res., 13 Upper
Belgrave St., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Harewood, Gt. Br. 1796; E. of Hare-
wood and Vise. Lascelles, U.K. 1812.— Edward Lascelles,
M.P., was the subject of both creations. The Barony
had six years previously been granted to a relative who
died without issue.
Titled Relatives.
(Lascelles.)
Issue of present ($lh) E. :
Vise. Lascelles, heir to Earldom: Henry George
Charles L., late 2nd Lieut. Gren. Gds., b. 1882.
Lady Margaret Selina L., b. 1883.
Hon. Edward Cecil L., 2nd heir, b. 1887.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bros., half-bros., sists.,
&c, of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Earl, b. 1846.)
Hon. Frederick Canning L., Com. R.N. retired, b.
1848, widower. Res., Sutton Waldron House,
Blandford, Dorset.
Hon. Gerald William L., B. A., Dep. Surveyor of New
Forest : b. 1849, mar. 1875 Constance Augusta Mary
Fitzclarence, dau. of the late Jno. Burton- Phillip-
son, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Gerald L.). Res., The King's
House, Lyndhurst R.S.O., Hants.
Lady Constance Mary, now The Lady WerilocJc, C.I.,
b. 1852, mar. 1872 3rd Bn. W., q.v.
Lady Margaret Joan, now Ctss. o f Desart, b. 1853, mar.
1876 Hon. Hamilton John Agmondesham CufFe,
now sth Earl of D., q.v.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Susan Elizabeth, now Lady S. Sutton, b.
1O60, mar. 1881 Fras. R. H. Seymour S., Esq. Res.,
Penton Lodge, Andover, Hants. ; 18 Curzon St., W.
Hon. Edwin Harry L., formerly Capt. 7th Hussars,
b. 1S61. Res., 6 St. James's PI., S.W.
Hon. George Algernon L., Hon. Maj. late of 3rd Batt.
Yorks. Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900: b.
1865, mar. 1905 Mabel, dau. of the late F. E.
Massey, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George L.).
Hon. William Horace L., late Commissr. of Crown
Lands, Grenada : b. 1868, mar. 1899 Madeline, dau.
of the late Rev. Gerard Barton (Hon. Mrs. Horace
L.). Res., Annandale, Grenada.
Hon. Francis John L., b. 1871.
Lady Mary Diana, now Lady M. Doyne, b. 1877, mar.
1898 Robt. Wentworth D., Esq., grandson of 6th
Earl Fitzwilliam. Res.. Ashton, Gorey, Co. Wex-
ford; 87 Chester Sq., S.W.
Issue of yd E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1824, d. 1892.)
Hon. George Edwin L., barrister-at-law, Co. Aid.
for N. Riding, formerly Capt. W. Rid. Yeom. : b.
1826, mar. 1851 Lady Louisa Nina Murray, dau. of
4th E . of Mansfield. Res. , Sion Hill, Thirsk, Yorks.
Lady Louisa Isabella, now Dow. Lady Hillingdon
(q.v.), b. 1830, mar. 1853 Sir Chas. Mills, Bt., aftds.
ist Bn. H. (d. 1898).
Lady Susan Charlotte, now Susan, Ctss. of Wham-
cliffe (q.v.), b. 1834, mar. 1855 Hon. Edwd. M. S. G.
Stuart- W.-Mackenzie, aftds. ist Earl of W. (d. 1899).
Lady Maud Caroline, now Lady George Hamilton,
C.I., b. 1846, mar. 1871 Rt. Hon. Lord George
Franci3 Hamilton, M.P. —see " Hamilton, P.C."
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Louisa Nina L., see Hon. George above,
Hon. Mrs. James L. (Emma Clara, dau. of Sir Wm.
Miles, ist Bt.), mar. 1856 .the late Rev. the Hon.
James Walter L., Hon. Canon of Ripon (d. 1901).
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Directory of Peerage,
HAB
HARINGTON, Baronet. Sir Rich a rd Harinq-
tbri, nth Bt. {Eng. 1611). M.A., B.C.L., late' a
Judge of Worcester Co. Cts., is a D.L., Go. Aid.,
and Chmn. Q.S. Herefordsh., formerly a Metrop.
Police Magist. : 1st cousin of 10th Bt. and son of
the late Rev. Richd, Harington, D.D. ; b. 1835,
sue. 1877, mar. i860 Frances Agn&ta, dau. of the
late Key, Kobt. Biscoe, Prcb. of Hereford. Heir.
his son Richard (b. 1861, mar. as below; 2nd
j heir, latter' s son Richard Dundas, b. 1900). Seat,
I Whitbourne Ct., "Worcester.
HARINGTON, Capt. Charles Earington (i.e.
I C. Har. Harington),D.S.O. (1900-1), L'pooiRegt. ;
Si Africa 1899-1900: b. 1872.
HARINGTON, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of 6£h
Vise. Melville and wife of heir to above Btcy.
HARKNESS, Maj. Henry D' Alton, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Welsh Regt. ; Soudan 1889, Tirah 1S97-8,
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1859. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
HARLAND, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Rosa Matilda, dau. of Thos. Warm, Esq.), mar.
1860 Sir Edwd. Jas. Haiiand, M.P., 1st and only
Bt. (d. 1895). Res., Baroda House, 24 Kens.
Pal. Gdns., V/.
HARLECH, Baron. George Ralph Charles
Ormsby-Gore, 3rd Bn. (U.K.), Lieut, of Co.
Leitrim (High Sheriff 1885), a D.L. for Salop and
Merionethsh., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Shropsh. Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut. Colds trm.
Gds. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Jan. 21, 1855 ; sue. 1904
(<?.); mar. 1881 Lady Margaret Ethel Gordon,
dau. of 10th M. of Huntly. Seats, Brogyntyn,
Oswestry, Salop; Derrycarne, Dromod R.S.O.,
Co. Leitrim; GlynHall, Talsarnau R.S.O., Merio-
nethsh ; The Lodge, Malpa's, Chesh.
CnK.iTio.v. Bn. Harlech, U.K. 1875.— The ist Be, who
died in the year of creation of the title, was John Ralph
Ormsby-Gore, M.P. for Carnarvonshire and afterwards
for North Salop, and for sevoral years a Groom-in-W aitiug
to the late Queen, lie was succeeded under special
remainder by his brother.
Titled Relatives.
(Onnsbij-Gore.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn.:
Hon. William George Arthur O.-G., heir to Barony,
b. i33s. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Henry. )
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Mary Georgina, now Hon. Lady Egerton, a
Lady-m-tVa'ting on H.ll.H. the Duchess of Con-
naught, and a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
1351, mar. 1878 Col. Sir Alfd. Mordaunt E.,
K.C.V.O., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. Henry Arthur O.-G?., Maj., late of nth
Hussars, was A.D.C. to two Lords Lieut, and to
Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar when comdg. in
Trld. : b. 18S7.
Hon. Emily, now Ctss. Fortescue, b. 1859, mar. i885
Vise. Ebrington, now 4th Earl P., q.v.
Hon. Seymour Eitsroy O.-G., M.A., M.P. for Gains-
borough Eiv. (C), Capt. 3rd Kent Artill. Vols. :
b. 1863. Res., 27, Lowndes St., S.W.
Dan. of ist Bn . (1st cousin of present) :
Hon. Fanny Mary Katherino.now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Bnlkdey-OwM, b. 184s, mar. 1880, 2nd hush., Rev.
Thos. M. Bulkeley li.-O. jRas., Tedsmore Hall,
West Eel ton, Oswestry, Salop. Her ist husb. was
Hon. Lloyd Kcnyon, son and heir of 3rd Bn. K. ,
and they have issue :
Lloyd, present Baron Ksivjon, q.v.
HARLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady II. (Annie,
dau. of Hy. F. Conington, Esq.), mar. i860 Col.
Sir Kobt. W. Harley, K.C.M.G., Gov. of Hon-
duras. Gold Coast, &c. (d. 1892).
HARLEY, Col. George Ernest, C.B. (Mil.
1836), E. Kent Regt. retd. (1901) ; Chitral Expedn.,
an A.A.G. in S. African Army 1900-1, late to
Belfast Dist., and was A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1844.
Res., Condover Hons?, nr. Shrewsbury.
HARLEY, Maj. Henry Kellett, D.S.O.
(1895), now Capt. 7th Hussars and Adjt. 3rd Co. of
London Imp. Yeo., Chitral Garrison, late attached
to Egvptn. Army : b. 1868. Res., 6 Atherstone
Terr., Glouc. Rd., S.W.
HARLEY, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 6th Bn.
Rodnev.
HARM AN. Knight's Widow. Lady II. (Helen
Margaret, dau. of the late Jno. Tonge, Esq.),
mar. i863 Lt.-Gen. Sir Geo. Byng Harman,
K.C.B., Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. (d. 1892). lies.,
64 Courtfield Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
HARMAN, Capt. George Malcolm Nixon,
D. S.O. (1902), Rifle Brigade ; Uganda, now with
King's Afr. Rifs. : b. 1872.
HARMAN (KING-), Knight. Sir Charles
Anthony King-Rarma,n, K.C.M.G. (1900). M.A.,
High Commissar, in Cyprus, late Gov. of Sierra
Leone, formerly Admin, of St. Lucia, Colon. Sec.
of Mauritius, and has served in Bahamas
and Barbados : b. 1851 (grandson of 1st Vise.
Lor ton), mar. 18S8 Constance, dau. of Gen. Sir
Root. Biddulph, G.C.B. Res., Govt. House,
Nikosia, Cyprus.
HARMER, Bishop— see "Rochester."
H A R M S W O R T H, Baronet. Sir Alfred
Charles William Harmsworih, 1st Bt. (17. K.
1904), a well-known journalist, principal pro-
prietor of The Da>!>/ Mail and many other news-
papers, equipped Jackson's Arctic Expedn. 1894 :
son of the late Alfred Harmsworth, Esq., b. 1865,
mar. i833, Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Robert Milner,
Esq. Heir, none. Sea's, Elmwood, St. Peter's,
nr. Ramsgate; Sutton PI., nr. Guildford; town
res., 36 Berkeley Sq., W.
HARNAGE, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Elizabeth Sara Maude, dau. of the late Rev. Edwd.
Egremont), mar. 1866 Sir Henry G. Harnage, 3rd
and last Bt. (A. 1888) . Re.". , Cressasce, Shrewsburv.
HAE.NAM SINGH. Kunwar Sir. Ahhnvalia,
K.C.I.E. (1899), son of_ the late Raja of Kapur-
thala and a memb. of viceroy's Counc. : b. 1851,
mar. i87.=>Kanwa Rani. 7?es.,Kapurthala, Punjab.
HARNESS, Maj. -Gen. Arthur, C.B. (Mil.
1879), R.A. retd. (1897); Cape and Zulu Wars
1877-9, Comdt. Roy. Mil. Acad. 1887-91, is an
Extra A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch. : b. 1838. Res., 19
Montpelier Villas, Brighton.
HARPER, Lady Elizabeth Emily, sist. of 4th
E. of Leitrim.
HARPER, Maj. George Montague, D.S.O.
(1900-1), P.E., S. Africa 1899-1901, now a
D.A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1865. mar. follg.
Rr.s., 3 Sloane Ct, East, Chelsea, S.W.
HARPER, Hon. Mrs. George, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of Bn. Allerton.
HARREL, Phi v. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir David Harrel, P.C. {Irel. igoo\ K.C.B. (Civ.
1895; Kt. Bach. 1893), K.C.V.O. (1900), LS.O.
(1902), late Under Sec. to Lord Lieut, of Ireland,
formerly a Res. Magist. and Ch. Commissr. of
Dublin * Metrop. Police, in Roy. Ir. Constab.
1S59-79 : b. 1841 , mar. 1863 Juliana, dan. of the late
Rev. Richd. N. Homer. Res., Shankill, Dublin.
HARREL, William Vesey, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), Assist. Commissr. of Police, Dublin, a Kt.
of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1866. Address,
Metrop. Police Office, Dublin.
HARRINGTON, Earl of. Charles Augustus
Stanhope, 8th Earl (Gt. Br.), Hon. Col. (late
Lt.-Col. comdg.) Chesh. Imper. Yeom.: son of
7th E. ; b. Jan. 9, 1844 ; sue. 18S1 (G.) ; mar. 1869
Hon. Eva Elizabeth Carington, dau. of 2nd Bn.
HAB
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Carrington. Seats, Elvaston Castle, Derby;
Gawsworth Hall, Macclesfield.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Harrington, 1730 ; . E. of
Harrington and Vise. Petersham, 1742.— Wm. Stanhope,
a distinguished soldier and Cabinet Minister, twice
Principal Secretary of State, was recipient of these three
titles : he was afterwards " Lord Lieutenant-General
and General Governor " of Ireland.
Titled Relatives.
(Stanhope. )
Surviving issue ofjth E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Lady Caroline Marguerite, now Lady C. Ingham, b.
1840, mar. 1867 the late Jas. Penrose /., Esq. (d.
1879).
Lady Leicester Philippa, now Lady L. Waithman, h.
1842, mar. 1883 Wm. Sharp ir., Esq. Res., Merlin
Pk., Gal way; Gawsworth Old Hall, Macclesfield.
(Present Eaiil, b. 1844.)
Hon. Fitzroy William Whitbread S., heir pres. to
Earldom, b. 1845, mar. i336, 2nd wife, Ethel, dau.
of Peter G. Chapman, E3q. (Hon. Mrs. Fitzroy S.).
Res. ,49 Onslow Sq. , S. W.
Lady Frances Joanna S., b. 1846. Res., with Ctss.
Dowager, below.
Hon. Dudley Henry Eden S., 2nd heir, formerly
Lieut. Derby Mil. : b. 1859. mar. 1883 Kathleen,
dau. of J ox Carter Wood, Ksq. (Hon. Mrs. Dudley
S.). Res., Bartley Close, Totton, Southampton.
Lady Blanche Georgina «!>'., b. i36i. Res., with Ctss.
Dowager.
— D au. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Lincoln S. (Helene de Bravura, dau. of
the Clss. de Galve by her 1st husb.l, mar. 1885 the
late Hon. Lincoln Edwin S. (d. 1902).
Dans, of $/h E. (1st cons, once rem. of present ;
6th E. died unmrrd.) :
Lady Anna Carolina, now Lady A. Chandos-Pole,
b. 1832, mar. 1850 the late Edwd. Sacheverell
G..-P, Esq. (d. 1873). Res., Harrington House,
13 Kens. Pal. Gdns., W.
Lady Geraldine Erelyn, now Ctss. of Milltown (q.v.),
b. 1841, mar. 1871, wid. 1890.
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1845, d. 1866.)
Dau. of $th E. (another 1st cous. ence rem. of
present, 4th and 5th Earls being bros.) :
Lady Jane St. Maur Blanche, now Dow. Mchss.
Gonyngham (q.v.),b. 1835, mar. 1854 3rd Marq. C. (d.
i832|.
HARRINGTON, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of H. (Elizabeth Stiil, ciau. of the late
Robt. L. de Pearsall, Esq., of Switzerland), mar.
1839 7th E. of Harrington (d. 1881). Res., Stanhope
Lodge, W. Cowes, I.W. ; Harrington House,
Oraig'sCt., Charing Cross, S.W.
HARRINGTON, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir John
Lane Harrington, K.C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Civ.
1902), I.A., Brit. Min. Plan., prev. Cons.-Gen., in
Abyssinia: b. 1864. lies., Brit. Legat., Addis
Adeba, Abyssinia.
HARRIOTT, George Moss, CLE. (1900),
M.I.C.E., Supt, Engr. in Pub. Works Dent.
Centr. Provs., rendered valuable service during
famine in States of Chhattisgarh : b. 1858.
Res., Nagpur, Centr. Provs., India.
HARRIS, f amilyname of Malmesbury Earldom
and of Harris Barony. Index :
Hn. Alex. Chas. M.Hn. GeorgeSt. V., it. Ly. Mary Lou.sen
Hn. Alf. P. W. M. Hn. Jno. Wm. m.
HARRIS, Baron. George Robert Canning
Harris, 4th Bn. {U.K.), G.C.S.I. (1895), G.C.I.E.
(1890), B.A., a D.L. for Kent, Joint Chmn. E.
Kent Q.S., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. E. Kent
Imper. Yeom., was a Lord in Waiting to Queen
I Victoria, an I A.A.G. for Irnper. Yeom. in S.
Africa 1900-1 and in Engld., has been Under Sec.
for India and for War, and Gov. of Bombay:
son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Eeb. 3, 1851 ; sue. 1872 (C.) ;
mar. 1874 Hon. Lucy Ada Jervis, C.I., Order
of Mercy, dau. of 3rd Vise. St. Vincent. Seat,
Belmont, Eaversham, Kent ; town res., 6 Oxford
Sq., Edgware Ed., W.
Creation. Bn. Harris, U.K. 1815.— The 1st Bn. was
Gen. George Harris, who distinguished himself at the
capture of Seringipatam. The 3rd Bn. was Governor of
Trinidad and of Madras.
Titled Relatives.
(Harris.)
Sole issue of present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Geoiige St. Vincent //., heir to Barony, h. i&c
(2nd heir, his gt. uncle Hon. Arthur.)
Issue of 3rd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1851.)
Hon. Frances Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Haig,
b. 1852, mar. 1874 Lt.-Col. Arth. Balf. H., C.V.O.,q.v.
Surviving son of 2nd Bn. (uncle of present) :
(BY 1ST M RRGE.
The late 3rd Baron, b. 1810, d. 1872.)
BY 2ND M RRGE.
Hon. Arthur Ernest Temple, formerly Capt. 43rd
L.I., served in Mutiny and N.Z. : b. 1831;, widower,
f:smnied name of Temple 1900. Res., Waterstown,
Ath!one, Co. Westmeath.
HARRIS, Knight (1). Sir Matthew Harris,
Kt. Bach. ( 1 399) , B . A . , Mayor of Sydney 1S9S-1900,
an M.L.A. from 1894, is a Dir. of Sydney Hosp.
and has twice been Vice-Pres. of Roy. Agiic. Soc.
N.S.W. : b. 1840, mar. i858 Frances Snowden,
dau. of Wm. Owen Lane, Esq. Res., Wai-rane
Ultimo and Nancv Vale, Oibramatta, N.S.W.
HARRIS, Knight (2). Adm. Sir Robert
Hastings Harris, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), K.C.M.G.
(1838), Pres. Roy. Nav. Coll. Greenwich, late
Com.-in-Ch. at Cape, prev. comd. Meditn.
Squadron, wa? Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Vic-
toria 1892-5 : b. 1843, mar. 1875 Florence
Cordelia, dau. of the late Com. Wm. E. Henn-
Gennys, R.N. Res., Roy. Nav. College, Greenwich.
HARRIS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady H.
(Eliza Harriet, dau. of Hon. Hy. Adderley,
Bahamas), mar. 1854 Sir George David Harris, a
member of Bahamas Paiit. (d. 1902). Res., 17
Craven Hill, Bayswater, W— (2) Lady H.
(Florence Edgcumbe, dau. of Wm. Edgcumbe
Rendle, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1881, Sir Augustus H. G.
Harris, of Covent Gdn. and Drury Ln. Theatres
(d. 1896) ; 2ndly, 1904, Edwd. O'Connor Terry,
Esq. — retaining title by courtesy. Re?., Doll's
House, Broadstairs, Kent ; The Elms, Avenue
Rd.. Regent's Pk., N.W.— (3) Lady II. (Geraldine
Louisa, dau. of Bn. Ferd. voq Gall, of Stuttgart),
mar. 1853 Sir Jas, Chas. Harris, K.C.V.O. (d.
1904). Res., Les Rochers, Nice.
HARRIS, Charles Alexander, C.B. (Civ.
1904), C.M.G. (1900), B.A., a Princ. Clerk in the
Colon. Office (entered 1879), aided in Venezuela
Boundary Arbitration : b. 1855. Reg., The Home-
stead, Cuddington, Worcester Pk., Surrey.
HARRIS, Maj. Charles Beresford Mauxe,
D.S.O. (1904), Array Vet. Dept.; N. West.
Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902, Somaliland
1903-4: b. 1866.
HARRIS, Capt. Charles Edward St. John,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 16th Lancers; S. Africa 1899-
1903 : b. 1873.
HARRIS. Lt.-Col. David, C.M.G. (1900-1),
Kimberley Town Guard in S. Afr. War 1900-1 :
b. 1852. Res., Kimberley.
HARRIS, Edward, I.S.O. (1903), Clk. in
charge of Accts., Bd. of Educn., South Kensing-
ton : b. 1849. Res., Angle Croft, Madeley Rd.,
Ealiag, W.
HARRIS, Lady Mary Louisa, dau. of 4th E.
of Mexborough.
HARRIS, Gen. Philip Henry Earrell, C.B.
(Mil. 1886), LA. retd. (1897), is Col. nth Rajputs;
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China 1858-60, Afghn. 1878-80, and Burma 1885-6,
has been D.A.G. Bengal : b. 1833.
HARRIS, Brig.-Gen. Richard Hancock Wil-
liam Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late E. Surrey
Regt.; Afghn. 1878-80, Mahsud Waziri, and S.
Africa 1899-1900, now a Brig.-Gen. comdg. a
Grouped Regtl. Dist, : b. 1851. Res., The Bar-
racks, Halifax.
HARRIS, Robert, C.M.G. (1902), a portrait
and figure painter, President of the Royal Cana-
dian Academy: b. 1849. Res., 11 Durocher St.
and 23 Phillips Sq., Montreal.
HARRIS, Walter Henry, C.M.G. (1895), a
Lieut, for City of London and memb. of several
City Cos., Sheriff 1889-90, formerly on Counc. of
Soc. of Arts, has served on Committees of several
Internat. Exhibns. : b. 1851. Res., Rusthall
Beacon, Tunb. Wells ; 60 Fairhazel Gdns.,
Hampstead, N W.
HARRISON, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Wil-
liam Thomas Harrison, D.D., late Bp. of Glasgow
and Galloway, now Rect. of Thorpe-Morieux :
b. 1837, mar. 1870, cons. 1888, ret. 1903. Res.,
The Rectory, Thorpe-Morieux, Bury St. Edmds.
HARRISON, Knight(i). Lt.-Col. Sir (Charles)
Frederick Harrison, Kt. Bach. (1902), Engr. and
Rail. Vol. Staff Corps, and Gen. Manager of
L. & N.W. Rail., a memb. of Army Rail. Counc:
b. 1844, mar. 1888, 2nd wife Jessie Margaret,
dau. of Rev. Chas. H. D. Goldie. Res., Aylwards,
Stanmore, Middx. ; 35 Parliament St., S.W.
HARRISON, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Richard I
Harrison, G.C.B. (Mil. igo3;K.C.B. 1S89), C.M.G. I
(1882), Col. Comdt, R.E., served in Russian War, !
in India 1857-9, China, Canada, S. Africa, Egypt,
and Nile, late in command of W. Dist., Q.M.G. to
the Forces, and Insp. -Gen. of Fortificns., ret. 1904,
is Hon. Col. Bristol Engr. Vols., a Kt. of Grace I
St. John Jerus. : b. 1837, mar. 1870 Amy Sophia, J
dau. of Lt.-Col. J. D. O'Brien. Club, IT. Serv.
HARRISON, Maj. Edgar Garston, D.S.O.
(1899), late W. Rid. Regt.; E. Afr. Protect. 1895-6,
Uganda, and Unyoro : b. 1863.
HARRISON, Lady Harriet Eliza Danvers, |
sist. of 6th E. of Lanesborough.
HARRISON, James Humphreys, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), Ch. Clerk of Priv. Counc. and an
Hon. Sec. of League of Mercy : b. 1848. Res., 12
Colville Gdns., Kens. Pk., W.
HARRISON, John Burchmore, C.M.G. (1901),
M.A., Govt. Analyst and Geologist for Brit.
Guiana, prev. Prof, of Chemistry in Barbados :
b. 1856. Res., Georgetown, Demerara.
HARRISON, Col. Robert Arthur Gwynne,
CM.G. (1901), R.A. retd. (1905); S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1855. Club, Nav. and Mil.
HARRISON, Lt.-Col. Thomas Elliot, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Maj. Leic. Imper. Yeom. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. in Army ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1862.
HARROWBY, Earl of. John Herbert
Dudley Ryder, 5th Earl (U.K.), a D.L. for
Staffordsh., late an M.P., a partner in the firm of
Coutts and Co., formerly Lieut. Staff ords. Yeom. :
son of 4th E. ; b. Aug. 22, 1864 ; sue. 1900 (C.) ;
mar. 1887 Mabel Danvers Smith, dau. of Visctss.
Hambleden. Seats, Sandon Hall, Stafford ;
Norton House, Campuen R.S.O., Glouc.
Creations. Bn. Harrowby, Gt. Br. 1776 ; E. of Har-
rowby and Vise. Sancton, U.K. 1809.— The 1st Bn. was
Nathaniel, only son of Sir Dudley Ryder, Lord Chief
Justice of King's Bench, for whom the Peerage had been
intended just before his death. The 2nd Bn. was pro-
moted to the higher titles. The 3rd Earl had been M.P.
for Lichfield and Liverpool, and held several Ministerial
posts. His death and that of his successor both occurred
in 1900.
Titled Relatives.
(Ryder.)
Issue of present (5$) E. :
Lady Frances R. , b. 1888.
The deceased Mary Alice R., b. & d. 1889.
Viscount Sandon, heir to Earldom : Dudley R., b.
1892. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Archibald.)
The deceased Alice Margaret R., b. 1898, d. 1899.
Issue of 4th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Lady Margaret Susan R., b. i860.
Lady Angela Mary Alice, now Lady A. Campbell, b.
1863, mar. 1890 Colin Fredk. C, Esq., nephew of 1st
Bn. Magheramorne. Res., Everlands, Sevenoaks,
Kent.
(Present Earl, b. 1864.)
Hon. Archibald Dudley R., late Lieut. Beds. Regt.,
b. 1867, mar. 1898 Eleanor Frederica, dau. of Edwd.
R. Fisher-Rowe, Esq., and Lady Victoria F.-Rowe,
dau. of 1st E. of Ravensworth (Hon. Mrs. Archi-
bald R.). Res., 9 Astwood Rd., Cromwell Rd., S.W.
Hon. Edward Alan Dudley R., b. 1869, mar. 1893
Lady (Mary) Maud Anson, dau. of 2nd E. of Lich-
field. Res., Oakfield, Crawley, Sussex.
Lady Constance Susan Euphemia R., b. 1871.
Lady (Adelaide) Audrey, now Lady Audrey Anson,
b. 1875, mar. 1902 the late Maj. Hon. Henry James
A. (d. 1904), son of 2nd E. of Lichfield.
Hon. Robert Nathaniel Dudley R., 2nd Lieut. 8th
Hussars, served in S. Africa 1000-2, now A.D.C. to
Sir G. R. Le Hunte in S. Australia : b. i£8z. Club,
Cavalry.
— D an. -in-law :
Lady Maud J?.— see Hon. Edward above.
HARROWBY, Earls' Widows. (1) Mary,
Countess of H., nee Lady Mary Frances Cecil,
dau. of 2nd M. of Exeter, K.G., b. 1832, mar. 1861
3rd E. of Harrowby (d. 1900). Res., 44 Grosvenor
Sq., W.— (2) Dowager Countess of H. (Susan
Juliana Maria Hamilton, dau. of the late Villiers
Dent, Esq.), mar. 1859 4th E. of Harrowby (d.
1900, year of accession). Res., High Ashurst,
Dorking.
HART, Baronet. Sir Robert Hart, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1893), G.C.M.G. (1889; K.C.M.G. 1882),
M.A., L.L.D., E.R.S.S., Insp.-Gen. of Chinese
Customs and Chinese Imper. Natl. Post Serv., is
a memb. of numerous learned Societies, was Pres.
of Chinese Commssn. for several Lntemat. Exhi-
bns. : son of the late Henry Hart, Esq., of Porta-
down ; b. 1835, mar. 1866 Hester Jane, dau. of Alex.
Bredon, Esq., M.D. Heir, his son Edgar Bruce
(b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Robert Bruce, b.
1896). Res., 38 Cadogan PL, S.W., and Peking.
HART, Knight (1). Sir Israel Hart, Kt. Bach.
(1895), a merchant and manufacturer of Leicester
and four times its Mayor, donor of the Eree
Library, and Treas. o'f Liberal Assoc. : b. 1835,
mar. 1875, 2nd wife, Charlotte Victoire, dau. of
the late Saml. Moses, Esq. Res., Ashleigh,
Knighton, Leicester; 13 Holland Pk., W.
HART, Knight (2). Maj.-Gen. Sir Reginald
Clare Hart, K.C.B. (Mil. 1899), K.C.V.O. (1904),
(1879), R.E., served in Afghanistan 1879,
Egypt, and Tirah 1897-8, on spec. serv. on W.
Coast Africa 1881, now a Com. of Coast Defences:
b. 1848, mar. 1872 Charlotte Augusta, dau. of
Mark S. Synnot, Esq. Res., Chatham.
HART, Maj.-Gen. Arthur, Capt. Arthur, and
Lieut. Ronald — see "Synnot (Hart-)."
HART, William Albert, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1902), Supt. G.W.R. and Past Assist. Grd. Master
of Cerems. to Freemasons : b. 1846. Res., 23
Westboume Pk. Villas, W.
HARTINGTON, Marquess of (Eng. 1694),
title of the Devonshire Dukedom, borne by heir
when a son.
HAR
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HARTISMERE, Baron {U.K. 1866), Imper.
title of Bn. Henniker.
HARTLAND (DIXON-), Baronet. Sir
Frederick Dixon Dixon- Hartland, istBt. {U.K.
1892) , F.R.G.S., F.S.A., M.P. for Uxbridge
Div. (C), a Lieut, for City of London, Co. Aid.
for Middx., Chmn. Thames Conserv. Bd., and
Gov. of Christ's Hosp. : son of the late Nathl.
Hartland, Esq., b. 1832, assumed addit. name of
Dixon 1861 , mar. 1895, 2nd wife, Agnes Chichester,
dau. of Wm. Langham Christie, Esq., formerly
M.P. Heir, none. Seats, Ashley Manor, Chelten-
ham; Middleton Manor, Bognor, Sussex; town
res., HChesham PL, S.W.
HARTLEY, Knight. Sir Charles Augustus
Hartley, K.C.M.C. (1884; Kt. Bach. 1862),
F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S., M. Inst. C.E., Engr. in Ch.
to Europ. Commssn. of Danube from 1857, and
has directed works in the Mississippi and the
Suez Canal, was Capt. Anglo-Turk. Contingent
of Engrs. at Kertch 1855-6: b. 1825. Res., 26
Pall Mall, S.W.
HARTLEY, Col. Edmund Baron, C.M.G.
(1901), (1879), Cape Med. Staff. Corps in
6. Afr. War 1900-1, in prev. Wars 1877-81 and
1897. is Princ. Med. Officer to Cape Colon. Forces :
b. 1847.
HARTOPP (CRADOCK-), Baronet. Sir
Charles Edward Cradock-Hartopp, 5th Bt.
{Gt. Br. 1796), formerly Lieut. Scots Gds., served
in Egypt 1882 : son of 4th Bt., b. 1858, sue.
1888, mar. 1895 Millicent Florence Eleanor (di-
vorced 1905), dau. of Chas. Hy. Wilson, Esq., M.P.
Heir pres., his bro. Alick William (b. i860; 2nd
heir, latter's son Charles William Everard, b.
1893) . lies., 12 Grafton St., W.
HARTWELL, Baronet. Sir Brodrick Cecil
Denham Arkwright Hartwell, 4th Bt. ( U. A'.iSos) ,
Lieut. Leic. Regt., served in S. Africa 1900 :
nephew of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Capt.
Edwd. H. B. Hartwell, R.N. ; b. 1876, sue. 1900,
mar. 1902 Georgette Madeline, dau. of M. Pilon-
Fleury, of Algiers. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
Barry (b. 1880; 2nd heir, latter's bro. John
Redmond, b. 1887). Res., 66 Hauteville, Guernsey.
HARTWELL, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Emma Jane, dau. of Sir Henry Dynioke, 1st
and only Bt.), mar. 1861 Sir Fras. H. Hartwell,
3rd Bt. (d. 1900). Res., 38 Courtfieid Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
HARTY, Baronet. Sir Henry Lockington
Harty, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), Coroner for Co.
Dublin : bro. of 2nd Bt. and son of 1st ; b. 1826,
sue. 1902, widower. Heir, his son Allsopp
Frederick (b. 1855; 2nd heir, next son, Lionel
Lockington, b. 1864). Res., Casino (Milltown),
and Prospect Hall— both Dublin.
HARVEY, Baronet of Grown Point. Sir
Charles Harvey, 2nd Bt. {U.K. i858), formerly
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. in Norfolk Mil. : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1870, mar. 1893, 2nd wife, Mary
Anne Edith, dau. of G. F. Cooke, Esq. Heir,
his son Charles Robert Lambart Edward (b.
1871 ; 2nd heir, next son, Oliver Charles, b. 1893).
Seat, Rainthorpe Hall, Norwich; marine res., 6
First Avenue, Hove, Brighton.
HARVEY, Baronet of Langley Park. Sir
Robert Grenville Harvey, 2nd Bt. ( U.K. 1868) , a
D.L. for Bucks. (High Sheriff 1900), formerly Capt.
3rd Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I. (Mil.): son of 1st Bt.,
b. 1856, sue. 1887, mar. 1893 the under-mentioned
Hon. Lady Harvey. No heir. Seat, Langley Pk.,
Slough, Bucks.
HJ RVEY, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
H. of Langley Park (Magdalen Breadalbane,
dau. of Sir Jno. Pringle, 5th Bt., and widow of
Alex. Anderson, Esq.), mar. 1874, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., Sir Robt. Bateson Harvey, 1st Bt. (d.
1887). Res., 19 Maresfield Gdns., S. Hampstd.,
N.W.
HARVEY, Hon. Lady, dau. of 10th Bn. Eli-
bank (q.v.) and wife of Sir Robt. G. Harvey, Bt.
HARVEY, Knight. Sir Robert Harvey, Kt.
Bach. (1901), a D.L. for Devonsh. and a Lieut,
for City of London, Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.,
High Sheriff of Cornwall at time of promotion,
of Devon 1896 : b. 1847, widower. Res., Tre-
nowth, Grampound, Cornwall ; Dundridge,
Totnes, Devon; 1 Palace Gt., Kens., W.
HARVEY, Henry Paul, C.B. (Civ. 1901), B.A.,
late Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State, was Brit. Deleg. to
Commssn. for Control of Greek Finance, 1903 :
b. 1869.
HARVEY, Lt.-Col. John Robert, D.S.O. (1902),
late 5th Lancers ; S. Africa 1899-1902 comdg. a
Batt. Irnper. Yeom. : b. 1861. Res., Holmwood,
Thorpe, Norwich.
HARVEY, Capt. Robert Napier, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1901, now a Staff
Oifr. at Headqrs. : b. 1868.
HARVEY, William Leathem, CLE. (1901),
Munic. Commissr. Bombay, prev. Under Sec. to
Bomb. Govt, in Financ. and. Gen. Depts. Res.,
Bombay.
HARVEY, Maj . William Lueg, D.S.O. (1900- 1 ) ,
D. of Cornw.'s L.I., retd. ; Egypt 1882, Soudan
18S4-5, S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1858. Res., Tre-
darvah, Penzance.
HARWICH, Baron {Gt. Br. 1756)— see
" Downshire, M. of ."
HARWOOD, Knight. Sir John James Harwood,
Kt. Bach. (1888) , three times Mayor of Manchester,
was on Roy. Commssn. on Markets &c. : b. 1832,
mar. 1856 Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of C. E. Oldham,
Esq. Res., Ash Villa, Northumbd. St., Higher
Broughton, M'chester; Wrea Grn., nr. Preston.
HASLAM, Knight. Sir Alfred Seale Haslam,
Kt. Bach. (1891), M.I.M.E,, M.P. for Newcastle-
under-Lyme {L.U.) and four times its Mayor,
Chmn. of Haslam's Foundry, Derby, and of Derby
Canal Co., knighted when Mayor of latter town
on the late Queen's visit 1891 : b. 1844, mar. 1875
Annie, dau. of the late Thos. Tatam, Esq. Res.,
Breadsall Priory, Derby.
HASTINGS, family name of Huntingdon
Earldom {not of following), q.v. for "Ladies"
I and "Hons."
HASTINGS, Baron. Albert Edward
Delaval Astley, 21st Bn. {Eng.) and a Bt., Lieut.
! 7th Hussars : son of 20th Bn. ; b. Nov. 24,
I 1882; sue. 1904 (C); unmrrd. Seats, Melton
Constable, Norfolk ; Seaton Delaval R.S.O.,
I N'thumbd. ; town res., 9 Seymour St., Portman
Sq., W.— See also next art.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Hastings, 1264 by writ from Sir
Simon dc Montfort, made valid 1250 by Edward I. ; a Bt.
1660.— Sir Henry de Hastings appears to have been the
first to 1 eceive the above writ of summons, but the recog-
uised founder of the family was Sir Thos. de Astley,
another of the Barons who fought at Evesham against
Henry III., and whose famiiy became eventually united
by marriage with that of Hustings. From the death of
the 5th Bn. (3rd and last Earl of Pembroke in that line)
in 1391 this Peerage was in abeyance for 450 years, till
in 1841 this condition was terminated by the awarding
of the title to Sir Jacob Astley, 6th Bt., who is now
accounted to have been the 16th Bn., though the ten
intermediate names are not supplied, and obviously
are made up of those who never held the title in their
lifetime.
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I Titled Relatives.
(Astley.)
Issue of 20th Bn. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(P.IESENT BaROX, b. 1832.)
Hon. Jacob John* A., heir pres. to Barony, 2nd Lieut.
16th Lancers : b. 1884.
Hon. Charles Melton A., 2nd heir, b. 1885.
Hon. Alexandra Rhoda A., b. 1886.
Hon. Bridget A. , b. 1889.
Hon. Hester A., b. 1899.
J Surviving issue of l8.'/i Bn. (uncle and aunt of
present) :
(The late 19th Baron, b. 1855, d. 1875.)
1 (The late 20th Baron, b. 1857, d. 1904. )
Hon. Agneta Frances Delaval, now Hon. Mrs. Roland
Le Stranje, b. 1364, mar. 1891 Roland Le S., Esq.
I lien., The Hall, Hunstanton R.S.O., Norfolk; 103
: Eaton PL, S.W.
Hon. Henry Jacob A., formerly Lieut. Norfolk
Arfcill. (Mil.) and Suffolk Yeom.: b. 1867, mar. i39i
Sibyl, dau. of the late Chas. G. Fountaine, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Henry A.). Res., Sedgeford, King's
L3im.
HASTINGS (of Ashby-de-la-Zouch), Baron
{Eng. 1461)— see " Loudoun, E. of," also prev. art.
HASTINGS, Baron's Widow. The Lady H.,
nee Hon. Elizabeth Evelyn Horbord, dau. of 5th
j Bn. Suffield, b. i860, mar. 1880 20th Bn. Hastings
(d. 1904). Res., with present Bn.
; HASTINGS, Marquessate of {U.K. 1816, also
j Earl of Rawdon and Viyc. Loudoun ; with, the
earlier titles, Bn. Rawdon, Gt. Br. 1783 ; E. of
Loudoun with accompg. Bnies., Scot. 1633, see
that Earldom and below, also an Irish Earldom
of Moira)— extinct 1868 on death of 4th M. (sur-
name Bawdon-Hastings):.
*#* The 1st M. married Flora, Ctss. of Loudoun in her
' own right, and the family connections of that Earldom
have preserved it alone from the extinction of the above
other titles. The Barony of Grey de Ruthyn, however,
: which had become united with these by marriage of the
\ and Marq. with the Bnss. 2±st in line, went into abeyance
s958 on the death of the 4th Marq. and 22nd Bn., till
j liberated 1885 in favour of the late Bnss. 23rd in line.
HASTINGS, Marquess's Widow. Mar-
! chioness of H., nee Lady Florence Cecilia Baget,
dau. of 2nd M. of Anglesey, K.G. : b. 1842, mar.,
1st, 1854, 4th and last M. of Hastings (d. i853) ;
2ndly, 1S70, Sir Geo. Chetwynd, 4th Bt. (q.v.),
retaining former title by courtesy but being in
strictness Lady Florence Chetwynd. Bes.,j Hans
Mansns., Basil St., Sloane St., S.W.
HASTINGS, Viscount (by courtesy), title of
J the son and heir of the Earl of Huntingdon
(taken from the family name),
j HASTINGS, Adm. Alexander Plantaoenet,
: C.B. (Mil. 1882), Egypt and Soudan, ret. 1901,
j late a Naval A.D.C. to Queen Victoria : b. 1843
(grandson of 11th E. of Huntingdon). Club,
1 Army and Navy.
HASTINGS, Charles Godolpiiin William,
CLE. (1897), wi^1 Punjab Police in Jowaki
Expedn., during Afghan "War, and with Chitral
Belief Force, now Insp.-Gen. of Police in N. W.
Front. Prov. : b. 1854 (1st cousin of preceding,
S and also a grandson of nth Earl).
HASTINGS, Col. Edward Spence, D.S.O.
(1887), LA., Afghn. 1878-80, Transvaal and
Basuto 1880-1, Burma 1835-3, Chiu-Lushai, and
Manipur, is Comdt. 4th Burma Batt. : b. 1856.
HASTINGS, Maj.-Gen. Francis Eddowes,
C.B. (Mil. 1894), Beng. Inf. retd. (1895) ; Afghn.
J 1878-80, Hazara 1888, and Zhob Valley : b. 1843.
HASTINGS, Gen. Francis William, C.B.
j (Mil. 1904), Col. Comdt. R.A. (ret. 1887) Crimea :
b. 1825. Bes., 29 Grosvenor St., W.
HAT
HASTINGS, Capt. Wilfred Charles Nor-
rington, D.S.O. (1902), Manchester Eegt. ; Sierra
Leone 1898-0, S. Africa 1900-2 ; b. 1873.
HASTINGS (ABNEY-), surname of present E.
of Loudoun ; but see the following.
HASTINGS (RAWDON-) .family name adopted
by a bro. of the E. of Loudoun.
HATCH, Lady Constance Blanche Godol-
phin, dau. of 9th D. of Leeds.
HATCH, Lt.-Col. George Pelham, C.M.G.
(1S98), formerly Wilts Eegt.; Afghn. 1878-9,
Egypt, Witu 1893, late Comdt. E. African Rifles,
and troops of Sultan of Zanzibar: b. 1855. Bes.,
Newton, Porthcawl, Bridgend, Glamorg.
HATCHELL, Col. Henry Melville, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Ir. Regt. retd. (1500) ; Afghn.
1880, Egypt, and S. Africa 1900: b. 1852.
HATFIELD, Henry, I.S.O. (1903), barrister-
at-law, Chief Examiner, Patent Office : b. 1854.
Bes., Nth. Back, New Barnet, Middx. ; 25 South-
ampton Bdgs , Chancery Ln., W.C.
HATHERTON, Baron. Edward George
Percy Littleton, 3rd Bn. {U.K.), C.M.G. (1880);
a D.L., Chmn. C.C. and Q.S. Staffordsh., late an
Hon. Commissi', in Lunacy, and formerly Col.
Gren. Gds. and Mil. Sec. to two Govs. -Gen. of
Canada : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Aug. 15, 1842 ; sue.
i883 ( L.U.) ; mar. 1867 Charlotte Louisa, dau. of
Sir Chas. R. Rowlev, 4th Bt. of Tendring. Seat,
Teddesley, Penkridge, Stafford.
Creation. Bn. Hatherlon, U.K. 183s.— The 1st Bn.
was the Rt. Hon. Edwd. Jno. Littleton (rid Walhouse),
great nephew of Sir Edwd. Tendring, 4th and last Bt.
of the name ; he obtained the title after having been
many years M.P. for Staffordshire and in 1834 Chief
Secretary for Ireland.
Tjtlkd Relatives.
(Littleton.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn.:
Hon. Edward Charles Rowley L., heir to Barony,
a D.L. for Staffordsh., formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. N.
Staff. Regt. (Mil.) : b. i368, mar. 1897 Hester Edithe,
dau. of Thos. T. Hoskins, Esq., M. 0., of Tasmania
(Hon. Mrs. Littleton). {2nd heir, his son Edward
Thomas Walhouse, b. 1900.)
lion. Margaret Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Bertram
Portal, b. 1869, mar. 1399 Lt.-Col. Bertram Percy P.,
D.S.O., q.v.
Hon. Algernon Joshua Percy L., served as Lieut.
with Roberts's Horse and as Assist. Press Censor
in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1871.
Hon. Charles Christopher Josceline L., b. 1372, mar.
1003 Aileen Beatrix, dau. of Sir Fredk. T. A.
Hervey-Bathurst, 4th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Charles L.).
Hon. Hyacinthe Frances L., b. 1874.
Hon. Susan Helen, now Hon. Mrs. Owen Jacson, b.
1877, mar. 1900 Rev. Owen Fitzherbert J. lies.,
Mureton Say llect., Mkt. Bray ton, Salop.
Hon. William Hugh L., Lieut. 3rd Batt. North
Staffs. Regt. (Mil.), b. 1882.
Hon. Marv Oeedia L., b. 1884.
Hon. Edith Modwena L., b. 1888.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Bauon, b. 1342.)
Hon. Algernon Charles L., Rear- Adm. retired, served
in China War 1857-8 : b. 1843, mar. 1874 Lady Mar-
garet Needham, sist. of 3rd E. of Kilmorey (granted
rank of an Earl's dau.). Res., 59 Warwick Sq., S.W.
Hon. Henry Stuart L., formerly Capt. Staff. Yeom.,
Priv. Sec. to Sir Here. Robinson (Lord Rosmead)
1878-9 : b. 1S44, mar. 1898 Agnes Caroline, dau. of
Sir Mich. R. Shaw-Stewart, 7th Bt. (Hon. Mrs.
Henry L.).
Rev. the lion. Cecil James L., M.A., Hon. Canon of
Southwell, once Lieut. Staffords. Mil. : b. 1850, mar.
1881 Katherine, dau. of Sir Chas. R. Rowley, 4th
Bt. of Tendring, and sist. of the Bnss. (Hon. Mrs.
Cecil L.).
— D au. -in-law :
Lady Margaret L., see Hon. Algernon above.
Directory of Peerage,
HAT
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. HAW 347
HATTGN, Maj.-Gen. Villiehs. C.B. (Mil. 1898) ,
late Gren. Gds. ; Nile 1838, was Comdt. Sch. of
Instr. for Auxil. Forces 1889-90, now comdg. at
Hong Kong : b. 1852. Res., Headqrs. House, Hong
Kong ; 34 Charles St.. Eerkeley S%., W.
HATTON (FINCH-), family name of Winchil-
sea and Nottingham Earldom, q.v. fur Lady
Gladys and Hon. Den3rs.
HATTON (FINCH-), Capt. Edward Heneage,
D.S.O. (1900-1), The Buffs; S. Africa 1900: b. 1868
(gt. nephew of qth E. of Winehilsea).
HAUGHTON, Maj. Henry Wilfred, D.S.O.
(1902), late 2nd Eatt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1862.
HAUGHTON, Mrs. John, V.A. (lSgj), a
Woman of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria.
HAUGWITZ, Buss. Ed:,iomd vox, La ly Ingle-
fidd (Beatrice M. Mariana, dau. of Col. Hodnett),
mar., 1st, 1893, as 2nd wife. Adm. Sir Edwd. A.
Inglefield, K.C.U., F.R.S. (d. 1894) ; 2ndiy, 1895,
Baron Edmond von Haugwitz.
nAUTPOUL, Marquise d', sist. of 4th En.
Camovs.
HAUTRIVE, Napoleon Severin Michel,
I.S.O. (1903), late clerk, Secretary's Office, Post
Office : b. 1838.
EAVELOCK, Knight. Capt. Sir Arthur
Elibanic Havelock, G.C.S.I. (1901), G.C.M.G.
(1895; K.C.M.G. 1884), G.C.I.E. (1896), late Gov.
of Tasmania, prev. of Madras, formerly of W.
African Settmts., Trinidad, Natal, Ceylon. &c,
I and Commissr. or Admin, in Seychelles, Mauri-
; tius, Fiji, and St. Lucia : b. 1844,' mar. 1871 Anne
Grace, C.I., dau. of the late Sir Wm. Norris.
I Club, U. Serv.
i H AVELOC K-ALL AN— see " Allan (H.-)"
HAVEBFIELD, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Abinger.
HA WARDEN {pron. Hay'warden, see below),
Viscount. Roisert Henry Maude., 5th Vise. (Irel.),
Hon. Lt.-Col. (formerly Maj.) Boy. Fus. ; son of
Very Rev. the Hon. AV. H. Maude, Dean of
Clo^her (2nd son of 1st Vise.), and 1st cousin of
5th Vise. (Earl de Montalt) ; b. June 24, 1842 ;
sue, 1905 ; mar. 1881 Caroline, dau. of the late
Maj. Arthur Ogle. Seat, Dundrum, Cashes!, Co.
Tippevary; res., White Hail Chase, Greatham,
West Lis i, Hants.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1705; Bn.de Montalt, 1785;
Vise. Ha, warden. 1791.— The >st Bn. r.nd Vise, was
Sir Cornwallis Maude, and Bt., M.P. for the borough
of Roscommon. The title hails from the time of
William Rufus— feudal up till 1273, and then two
Baronies by writ, which were both extinct in 1329. The
4th Vise, was created Earl de Montalt ( U.K.), but neither
or his sons survive.! him, and the title expired. The pre-
sent Peer writes us that the Yisety. title has always been
pronounced II ay warden, though the place from which
it is derived is known by the shorter sound Harden.
Titlsd Relatives.
(Maude.) '
Issue of present (5'A) V. :
Hon. Robert Oo»jt»vailis M., heir to Viscty , b.
i8jo. (and heir, his 1st cousin Eustace Wyndham
M., b. 1877.)
Surviving issus of qtli V. (Earl de Montalt; 1st
cousins once rem. of present) :
Lady Isabella Grace, now The Lady Colchester, b.
1846, mar. 1S&9 3rd Bn. C, q.v.
Lady Florence Elisabeth il/., b. 1849.
Lady Kathleen, now Lady K. Buske, b. 1854, mar.
1886 lafter divorce from 1st husb.) Seymour 0. H.
B., Esq.. K.C.
Lady Elphinstone Agnes, now Lady E. Sugcien, b.
1857, mar. i83o the late Hon. Walter Jas. S. (d.
1C98) bro. of 2nd Bn. St. Leonards, q.v.
Lady Leucha Diana, now Lady L. Warner, b. r86o,
mar. 1883 Thos. C. Theydon ]¥., Esq., M.P. Res.,
Highams, Woodford, Essex.; Brettenham Pk.,
Ipswich ; 56 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Lady Antonia Lilian M., b. 1864.
— Dau-in-law ;
[Hon. Mrs. Cornwallis M. (Eva Henrietta, dau. of
the late Eras. Brooke. Esq.), mar., 1st, 1878, the
late Capt. Hon. Cornwallis .1/. (killed in Transvaal
i'.8i) ; andly, 1883, Lt.-Col. Geo. H. Huiton— forfeit-
ing title. Res., Thorney Hall, Newark, Notts.]
— Gmaddaus. (dins, of preceding; granted rank
of Earl's daus. 1905) :
Ladv Clementina Isabel M. , b. 137S.
Lady Eveline J/"., b. 1880.
Dau: of 3rd V. (1st cousin of present) :
(The late 4th Viscount and only Eaiil, b. 1817, d. 1505.)
Hon. Florence Priscilla Alicia, now Florence, Lady
Braybrodke, q.v., b. 1825, mar. 1849 5th Bn B.
(d. 1902).
HA WES, Col. Benjamin Reddie, C.B. (Mil.
1902), Roy. Irish Pities retd. (1904) ; Burma 1885-9,
Chitral 1895, S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1854.
HA WES, Maj. -Gen. Georgf. Harrington,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), retd. : Crimea: b. 1826.
HAWKE, family name of follg. Barony (the
3rd Bn. .prefixed the name Harvey, but this went
no further than his own sons, the 4th and 5th
Bns. ; 6th was his nephew).
HAWKE, Baron. Martin Bladen Ilawlce,
7th Bn. {Gt. Br.), formerly Capt. and Hon.
Maj. srdBatt. Yorks. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 6th
Bn. ; b. Aug. 16, i860; sue. 1887 (C.) ; unmrrd.
Seat, Wighiii Pk., Tadcaster, Yorks.
Creation Bn. Hawke, Gt. Br. 1776.— Vice- Adm. Sir
Edwd. Kawke, Kt. of the Bath, who had achieved some
notable victories over the French, including that off
Bolleisle in i7S9i was appointed First Lord of the Ad-
miralty and Viee-Adin. of Gt. Britain, and awarded this
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Ilawlce.)
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Bauon, b. 1S60.)
iiou. Stanhope II., heir pres. to Barony, Com. R.N. :
b. 1863.
Hon. Harold Brooke H., 2nd heir, Capt. 2nd Batt.
Leic. Regt. : b. 1367.
Hon. Mary Catharine b. 1869.
Hon. Eleanor Jane Emily H., b. 1871.
Hon. Edward Juiian II. , b. 1873, mar. 1500 Frances
Alice, dau. of Col. Jno. R. \t jlmer (Hon. Mrs.
Edward H.). Res., Calcutta.
Hon. Alice Cassandra II., b. 1874.
Hon. Catharine Isabel, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Tew,
b. 1876, mar. 1903 Edwd. Grosveuor T., Esq. Ren.,
Carleton Grange, Pontefract; Wiggintou, Moor-
lands, York.
Dau. of 4th Bn. (istcous. once rem. of present; 5th
d. unmrrd.) :
Hon. Frances Cassandra (nee Harvey-Hawke, the
name of the 3rd, 4th, and 5th Bns.), now Ctss. of
Rosse : b. 1851, mar. 1870 4th Earl of R., q.v.
HAWKE, Baron's Widow. The Ladv H.
(Jane, dau. of the late Henry Dowker, Esq.). mar.
1857 6th Bn. Hawke (d. 1887). lies., with 7th Bn.
HAWKES, Maj. -Gen. Henrv Montague
Pakington, C.B. (Mil. 1904), I. A., Afghn.
1878-80, Isazai 1892, Tirah 1897-5 : b. 1855.
Murree.
HAWKESBUPY, Baron. Cecil George
Savile Foijambe, 1 st Bn. ( U.K.) , F.S.A., F.P.G.S.,
a D.L. for Notts, and E. Bid., formerly a Co.
Aid. of Notts., an M.P. 1880-92, late a Lord
in Waiting to Queen Victoria, a retd. Lieut. E.N.
(served in N.Z. War 1S63-4), is a memb. of Roy.
Commssn. on Histor. MSS. : son of Geo. Savile
Foijambe, Esq., and of Selina (by istmrrge. Vctss.
Milton), dau. of last E. of Liverpool, who was
348 HAW
Directory of Peerage,
HAY
also 3rd Bn. Hawkesbury of the former creation ;
b. Nov. 7, 1846 ; cr. Bn. 1893 (L.) ; mar., 1st,
1869, the late Louisa Blanche (d. 1871), dau. of
Fredk. J. Howard, Esq., grandson of 5th E. of
Carlisle, and Lady Fanny Howard, sist. of 7th E.
of Devonshire ; 2ndlv, 1877, Susan Louisa, dau.
of Lt.-Col. Wm. H. E. and Lady Emily Caven-
dish, gt. granddau. of 1st E. of Burlington. Seats,
Kirkham Abbey, York ; Haselbech Hall, North-
ampton; Ollerton House, Newark ; tovm res., 2
Carlton House Terr., S.W.
Creation. En. Hawkesbury, U.K. 1893 (orig. 1786, but
that Peerage expired in 1851, the present Bn., however,
being, as above, maternally descended).
Issue.
(Foljanibe.)
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Arthur William de Brito Savile F., heir to
Barony, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1900), late Capt. 4th
Batt. Rifle Brigade and Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut,
of Ireld., served in S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1870, mar.
1897 Hon. Annette Louise Monck, dau. of 5th Vise.
Monck (Hon. Mrs. Foljambe). Res., 128 Abbey
Foregate, Shrewsbury.
The deceased Frederick Savile F.,b. & d. 1871.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Gerald William Frederick Savile F., 2nd heir,
late Capt. 1st Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I., served in S.
Africa 1899-1902, partly as an A.D.C. : b. 1878.
Hon. Edith Margaret Emily Mary F., b. 1879.
Hon. Alice Etheldreda Georgiana Mary F., b. 1880.
Hon. Mabel Evelyn Sel-'na Mary F., b. 1881.
Hon. Josceline Charles William Savile F., Lieut.
4th Batt. Northumbd. Fus. (Mil.), b. 1882.
The deceased Margaret Susan F..b. & d. 1384.
Hon. Constance Blanche Alethea Mary F., b. 1883.
Hon. Robert Anthony Edward St. Andrew Savile
F., b. 1887.
Hon. Bertram Marmaduke Osbert Savile F., b. 1891.
Hon. Rosamond Sylvia Diana Mary F., b. 1893.
Hon. Victor Alexander Cecil Savile F., b. 1895.
HAWKINS, surname of Bn. Brampton.
HAWKINS, Baronet. Rev. Sir John Cesar
Hawkins, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1778), M.A., Hon.
Canon of St. Albans, formerly Beet, of St. Albans
and of Chelmsford : grandson of 3rd Bt. and son
of the late Jno. Ciesar Hawkins, Esq. ; b. 1837,
sue. 1861, mar. 1863 Mary Catharine, dau. of Thos.
E. Withington, Esq. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
George Villiers Caesar H. (b. 1848; 2nd heir,
another 1st cousin, John Scott Ceesar, b. 1875—
see follg. art.). Res., Kelston Lodge, Banbuiy
Rd., Oxford.
HAWKINS, Maj.-Gen. Alexander Cesar,
C.B. (Mil. 1871), R.A. retired; Crimea: b. 1823.
Club, Army and Navy.
*#* An uncle of the preceding Bt., and Sth son of the
3rd. The present Bt. is son of the 1st son, his heir is
eon of the 2nd, and his 2nd heir son of the 6th.
HAWKINS, Col. Walter Francis, C.M.G.
(1901), R.E., Nile 1884-5, Dir. of Army Telegs. in
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1856. Club, Jun. TJ. Serv.
HAWKS, Henry Nicholas, I.S.O. (1904),
Architect and Surveyor, Office of Works.
HAWLEY, Baronet. Sir Henry Michael
Hawley, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1795), late a Co. Aid.
for Lines. : nephew of 3rd and 4th Bts. and son
of the late Rev. Henry C. Hawley ; b. 1848, sue.
1898, mar. 1875 Frances Charlotte, dau. of the
late Jno. Wingtield-Stratford, Esq., son of 3rd
Vise. Powerscourt. Heir, his son Henry Cusack
Wingfield (b. 1876; 2nd heir, next son, Cyril
Francis, b. 1878). Seat &e., Leybourne Grange,
Maidstone ; Tumby Lawn, Boston, Lines.
HAY. family name of Tweedd ALEMarquessate
and of Erroll and Kinnoull Earldoms. Index
to the three lines :
Hn. Alistair Geo. K.Hn. Claude Geo.K.Hn. Ivan J. L. e.
Hn. Arthur, e. Ld.Edward D.J.t. Ld.John, sep. (Kt.)
Hn.Mrs.Arthur, K.Ly. Eliz. B. M. k.. Hn. Josslyn V. E.
Ld. Arth. Vine. t. Ld. Fredk. t. Ly. Julia, t.
Ld. Chas. Edwd. T.Hn. Gilbert A. e. Hn.SereldM.A.J.E.
Hn. Chas. R. r.
HAY, Baron, Imper. title of the Kinnoull
Earldom ("Hay of Kinfauns" below)— see also
other compounds.
HAY, Baronet of Alderston. Sir Hector
Maclean Hay, it\\~&t.(Scot. 1703) formerly in firm
of Mocatta and Goldsmid, bullion brokers : son
of 6th Bt., b. 1821, sue. 1873, mar. 1889, 2nd husb.
to 2nd wife, Julia, widow of Wm. Johnson, Esq.
Heir pres., his nephew William Henry (b.
1867 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Edward, b. 1870).
Res., Ingoldsby, Tangley Pk., Hampton, Middx.
HAY, Baronet of Park. Sir Lewis John
Erroll Hay, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1663), connected with
the house of the Erroll Earldom : son of 8th
Bt.,b. 1866, sue. 1889, mar. 1895 Lizabel Annie,
dau. of Lachlan Macdonald, Esq. Heir pres., his
bro. Arthur George Beresford (b. 1878; 2nd
heir, their uncle Harry Douglas b. 1845). Res.,
6 Ravelston Pk., Edinburgh.
HAY, Baronet of Park Place (now of
Craig envaoch) — see " Hay (Dalrymple-)."
HAY, Baronet of Smithfield. Sir Duncan
Edwyn Hay, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1635), late 2nd Lieut.
3rd Batt, Lothn. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 9th Bt.,
b. 1882, sue. 1895. Heir pres., his uncle Atiiole
Stanhope II. (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Robert Athole, b. 1890). Seat, King's Meadows,
Haystoun, Peebles.
HAY, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager Lady
H. of Park (Thomasina Isabella, dau. of the late
Jno. Brett Johnston, Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir Arthur
G. Hay, 8th Bt. (d. 1889). Res., 1 Rowland Terr..
Rostrevor, Co. Down. —(2) Dowager Lady IT.
of Smithfield (Sarah, dau. of A. Duncan, Esq.,
of Rhode Isld., U.S.A.), mar. 1853 Sir Robert
Hay, 8th Bt. (d. 1885). Res., 7 Prince's Gt.,
W.— (3) Lady H. of Smithfield (Anne Salisbury
Mary Meliora, dau. of Sir Robt. J. M. Napier,
9th Bt. of Napier), mar. 1881 Sir John Adam
Hay, 9th Bt. (d. 1895). Res., 42 Egerton Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
HAY, Knight (1). Sir James Shaw Hay,
K.C.M.G. (1889), late Gov. of Barbados, formerly
of Sierra Leone and the Gambia and Lieut. 89th
Regt. : b. 1839 (gt. nephew of 5th Bt. of Aiders-
ton), mar. 1894, 3rd wife, Isabella Graham, dau.
of the late Geo. F. Cockburn, Esq. Res., 42
Lexham Gdns., Kens., W.
HAY, Knight (2) and Peer's Son. Lord
John Hay, G.C.B. (Mil. i885), Adm. of the Fleet
(ret. 1897), served in the Crimea and two Chinese
Wars, has been Com.-in-Ch. in Mediterranean
and at Devonport and repeatedly a Lord of the
Admiralty and an M.P., admind. Govt, of Cyprus
1878 : son of 8th M. of Tweeddale and bro. of 9th
and of present Peer ; b. 1827, mar. 1876 Annie
Christina, dau. of Nathl. G. Lambert, Esq. (Lady
John Hay). Res., Fulmer PI., Stoke Poges R.S.O.,
Bucks.
HAY, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir Robert John
Hay, K.C.B. (Mil. 1894), Col. Comdt. R.A., served
in China Expedn. i860 and has been D.A.G. at
Headqrs., Gov. of Roy. Mil. Aoad. Woolwich,
Pres. of Ordnance Cmttee., and Dir. of Artill. :
b. 1828 (descendant of 1st M. of Tweeddale), mar.
1861 Georgina Harvey, dau. of Sir Alex. Ramsay,
2nd Bt. of Balmain. Res., 34 Clarendon Sq.,
Leamington.
HAY Baronetage, Knightage, &c. HEA 349
HAY, Maj.-Gen. Edward Owen, C.B. (Mil.
1903), E.A., Egypt 1882, now executing admin,
duties of Southn. Comd., ]ate A. A. G. for Artill.
at Headqrs. : b. 1846. Res., Nunton Cottage
and Eadnor House, nr. Salisbury.
HAY, Col. George Jackson, C.B. (Civ. 1896),
C. M.G. (1902), a D.L.for Co. Durham, late Hon.
Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. W. Yorks.
Eegt. (Mil.) : b. 1840. Club, Jun. IT. Serv.
HAY, Col. James, C.B. (Mil. 1899), I.A.,
N.W. Front. 1863, Hazara 1868, Lushai 1S71-2,
andAfghn. 1878-80: b. 1842. Res., Forest Lodge,
Burton Ed., Bournemouth.
HAY, John Binny, C.M.G. (1901), M.B., of
Gold Coast Med. Serv. ; Kumassi 1900 : b. 1870.
HAY (DALRYMPLE-), Priv. Counc. and
Baronet. Adm. Et. Hon. Sir John Charles
Dairy mple- Hay, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1874), 3rd Bt.
(6t.Br. 1798), G.C.B. (Mil. 1902), D.C.L., F.E.S.,
F.E.G.S., a D.L. for Wigtownsh., Vice-Pres. of
Inst. Nav. Architects, served on African W.
Coast, in Kaffir War of 1835, and in Syria (Acre),
Borneo 1846, agst. Chinese piratical fleets, and in
the Black Sea ; an M.P. 1862-85 and a Lord of
Admir. 1866-8, ret. 1878: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1821,
sue. 1861, widower, having mar. the late Hon.
Eliza (d. 1901), dau. of 9th Bn. Napier and Ettrick.
Heir, his son Maj. James Francis D.-H. (b. 1848 ;
2nd heir, next son, "William Archibald, b. 1851).
Seat, Craigenveoch, Glenluce B.S.O., Wigtownsh.;
town res., 108 St. George's Sq., S.W.
HAY (DALEYMPLE-), Col. James Eegi-
nald Maitland, D.S.O. (1900-1), W. Ind. Eegt. ;
Transvaal (.1881), Sierra Leone and Niger 1899,
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1858 (grandson of 2nd Bt.).
HAY (DBUMMOND-) , Knights' Widows. (1)
Lady D.-H. (Alice, dau. of the late Edwd. Watts,
Esq.), mar., 1st, 1869, as 2nd wife, Sir Edwd. H.
Drummond-Hay, Gov. of St. Helena (d. 1884) ;
2ndly, 1886, Henry J. M. Foot, Esq. (d. 1893)—
retaining title by courtesy. Res., Sunderland
House, The Avenue, Surbiton, Surrey.— (2) Lady
D. -H. (Annette, dau. of Mons. J. A. Carstensen,
P.C, of Copenhagen), mar. 1845 Et. Hon. Sir Jno.
H. Drummond-Hay, G.C.M.G. (d. 1893). Res.,
Ain Hadid, Tangiers, Morocco.
HAY (DEUMMOND-).Eobert, C.M.G. (1902),
Cons. -Gen. at Beyrout, formerly Cons, at Moga-
dor and Stockholm and Cons.-Gen. at Tunis: b.
1846 (gt.-gt.nephew of gthE. of Kinnoull). Res.,
Brit. Consulate-Gen.. Beyrout, Syria.
HAY-DEUMMOND— see " Kinnoull, 10th E."
HAY of KINFAUNS, Baron (Scot. 1627) , a title
of the Kinnoull Earldom, borne by the present
Peer when heir, in place of the more usual
designation Vise. Dupplin. Baron Hay (of Ped-
wardine — 6t. Br. 1711) is the Imper. title of the
same Earldom.
HAY of SLAINS, Baron {Scot. 1424)— see
" Erroll, E. of."
HAY of YESTEE, Baron (Scot. 1488)— see
Tweeddale, M. of."
HAYASHI, H. E. Viscount Tadasu, G.C.V.O.
(Hon. 1905), Japanese Envoy to English Court.
HAYCOCK (HINE-), Capt. Vaugiian Ban-
dolph, D.S.O. (1900-1), E.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 :
b. 1871.
HAYDEN, Maj. Frederick Arthur, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 3rd Batt. W. Eid. Eegt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1900 :* b. 1861.
HAYES, Baronet. Sir Edmund Francis
Hayes, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1789), son of 3rd Bt. and bro.
of 4th, b. 1850, sue. 1901, mar. 1900 Alice, dau.
of Judge Wilkinson, of Sydney. No present
heir. Seat, Drumboe Castle, Stranorlar E.S.O.,
Co. Donegal ; Como, Sydney, N.S.W.
HAYES, Baronet's Widow. • Hon. Lady
nee Hon, Alice Anne Hewitt, dau. of 4th Vise.
Lifford, b. 1854, mar. 1878 Sir Saml. H. Hayes,
4th Bt. (d. 1901). Res., Drumboe Castle, as above.
HAYGAETH, Lady (Cecilia) Blanche Hora-
tia Seymour, sist. of 4th E. of Portarlington.
HAYTEE, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Et,
Hon. Sir Arthur Divett Hayter, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1894), 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1858), M.A., M.P. for Wal-
sall (L.), a D.Ju. for Berks., formerly a Jun.
Lord of Treasury, Financ. Sec. to War Office,
Lt.-Col. Lond. Bine Brigade, and Capt. Gren.
Gds. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1835, sue. 1878, mar. 1866
Henrietta, dau. of the late Capt. Adrian J. Hope.
Heir, none. Seats, South Hill Pk., Bracknell,
Berks. ; Linslade Manor, Bucks., nr. Leighton
Buzzard; Trevena, Tintagel E.S.O., Cornwall;
town res., 9 Grosvenor Sq., W.
HAYTHOENE, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Eliza, dau. of J. Thomas, Esq.), mar. 1862 Gen.
Sir Edmd. Haythome, K.C.B. (d. 1888). Res.,
The Cottage, Bletsoe, Bedford.
HAZLEHUBST, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of
15th Vise. Hereford.
HAZLEEIGG, Baronet. Sir Arthur Grey
Hazleriyg, 13th Bt. (Eng. 1622), B.A., grandson of
12th Bt,, and son of the late Lt.-Col. Arthur G.
Hazlerigg ; b. 1878, sue. 1890, mar. 1903 Dorothy
Eachel, dau. of Jno. H. Buxton, Esq. Heir pres.,
his uncle Maj.-Gen. Thomas Maynard H. (b.
1840; 2nd heir, latter's son Thomas. 2nd Lieut.
A.S.C., b. 1877). Seat, Noseley Hall, Billesdon,
Leicester.
*## The family claims descent from Sir Roger de Hesil-
rige, one of the comrades in arms of William the Con-
queror. The nth Bt. adopted by licence the present
surname, but the older form remains with collaterals,
his gt. nephew Arthur G. Maynard Hesilrige,Esq., being
the present Editor of 'Debrett.'
HEAD, Baronet. SirEoEERT Garnett Head,
3rd Bt. (U.K. 1838), son of 2nd Bt., b. 1845, tuo.
1887, mar. 1880 Florence Julia, dau. of the late
Eobt. J. Pollock, Esq. Heir, his son Eoijert
Pollock Somerville (d. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next son,
George Burges Digby, b. 1888). Res., 174 St.
James's Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
HEAD, John Joshua, I.S.O. (1902), late Col-
lector in Customs Dept., Belfast: b. 1838. Res.,
Eedcroft, Seaford, Sussex.
HEADFOET, Marquess of. Geoffrey
Thomas Taylour, 4th Marq. (Irel.) and a Bt., sits
as Bn. Kenlis ( U.K.) ; late Lieut. 2nd Co. of Lond.
Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. :
son of 3rd M. ; b. June 12, 1878 ; sue. 1894 (G.) ;
mar. 1901 Eose,dau. of the late Chas. Boote, Esq.
Seats, The Lodge, Virginia E.S.O., Co. Cavan ;
Headfort House, Kells, Co. Meath.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1704 ; Bn. Headfort, 1780 ;
Vise. Headfort, 1762; E. of Bective, 1766 ; 31. of Headfort,
1800. U.K. : Bn. Kenlis, 1831.— Sir Thos. Taylour, 3rd
Bt., M.P., was made successively Bn., Vise, and Earl ;
his son the 2nd Earl, who was a Lord of the Bedchamber,
obtaining the Marquessate, and the 2nd Marq. the TJ.K.
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Taylour.)
Issue 0/ present ($th) M.:
Earl of Bective, heir to Marquessate: Terence
Geoffrey Thomas T., b. 1902.
Lord William Desmond T., 2nd heir, b. 1904.
Surviving issue &c. of 3rd M. (sists. &c. of present) :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
Lady Adelaide Louisa Jane T., b. 1849. Res., 9 Wel-
beck Mansns., Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
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Lady Isabel Frances, now Lady I. Clayton, b. 1853,
mar. 1872 Lt.-CoL FitzRoy A. Talbot C, grand-
son of 4th Bt. Res., Fyfield House, Maidenhead,
Berks.
Lady Florence Jane, now The Lady Farnkam (q.v.,
Widow), b. 1855, mar. 1875 10th Bn. F. (d. 1900).
By 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Beatrix, now Lady B. Stanley, b. 1877, mar.
1903 Capt. Hon. George Fredk. S., sjn of 16th E. of
I Derby.
I (Present Marquess, b. 1878.)
I — Dau. -in-law :
! Ctss. of-Bective, n&e Lady Alice Maria Hill, dau. of
! 4tb M. of Lownshire, K.P., b. 1842, mar. 1867 the late
Earl of B., M.P. (d. 1393). Res., Lunefield, Kirk by
Lonsdale, Westmorld. ; 29 Eaton Pi. , S.W. Dau. :
.Lady Olivia Caroline Amelia, now Lady Henry
Hcntimk, a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
1869 mar. 1892, Lord Henry Cavendish B.,
half-bro. of 6th D. of Portland, q..v.
' Issue of 2nd M. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1C22, d. 1894.)
Lady Olivia, now.Lady O. Fitzpatrick, b. 1834, mar.
I 1853 Rev. Fredk. F., formerly Beet, of Oloone.
Res., Bryn Edwyn, nr. Flint.
Lady Mary Juliana T., b. 1825.
Lady Virginia Frances Zerlina, now Lady V. Sandats,
b. 1828, mar. 1850 tbe late Jos. S., Esq. (d. 1893).
Res., 38 Walton St., Pont St., S.W.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady John Henry T. (Eliza Winifred Mary, dau.
of the late Rev. Jno. Llewellin), mar. 1873, as 2nd
wife, the late Maj.-Gen. Lord John Henry '£. (d.
1890). Res., 14 Victoria Rd., Kens., W.
HEADFORT, Marquess's Widow. Dowager
j Marchioness op H. (Emily Constantia, dau. of
the late Rev. Lord John Thynne, D.D. [son of
2nd M. of Bath], and widow" of Capt. Eust. J. I
i Wilson-Patten, see " Y/inmarleigh "), mar. 1875,
! 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 3rd M. of Headfort (d.
j 1894). Res., 32 Wilton PL, S.W.
I HEADLAM, Col. John Emerson Wharton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, now an
! Assist. Dir. of Artill. at Headqrs. : b. 1864. Res.,
i Gilmonby Hall, Yorks.,nr. Darlington; 11 Mor-
peth Mansns, Westmr., S.W.
I HEADLAND, John, I.S.O. (1904), a Prine.
I Clerk in Supr. Ct. Pay Office : b. 1840.
! HEADLEY, Baron. Charles Mark Allan-
j son Winn, 4th Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt. (Eng.) ;
I a Repres. Peer of Ireland (el. 1883), a D.L. for
! Kerry, formerly Capt. Comdt. Lt. Horse of Hon.
! Artill. Co. and Lt.-Col. ath Batt. Eoy. Mnnst,
j Fus. (Mil.) : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Dec. 4, 1845 ;
I sue. 1877 ! mar. 1867 Bessie Housemayne,
I dau. of Kev. Jno. Blennerhassett. Seat, Aghadoe
House, Killarney ; town res., 44 Digby Mahsns.,
Hammersmith, W.
Creations. Ld. Headley, Bn. Allanson and Winn,
Trel. 1797; a Bt. Eng. 1660 and Gt. Br. 1776.— Sir Geo.
Winn, who had previously been created 1st Bt. cf
the 2nd creation (he was descended from the 2nd son of
his namesake of the 1st), was raised to the Irish Peerage
by this compound title. The ' Peerages ' continue to state
that he in 1776 assumed by lieenc3 the surname Allan-
son, and " Allaiison-Winn " also appears in 'Burke's'
reprint of the Irish Roll. But his Lordship writes us
expressly that "no previous Peer was ever styled
Allanson-Winn," but that Winn (prig. Wynn) they have
'"never dropped." Allanson is part of his own Christian
name, though the heir presumptive has adopted the
compound form. It would appear that the licence was
obtained, but never made use of in practice.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Winn,)
Sole issue of present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Avis Blennerhassett Millicent, now Hon. Mrs.
Herbert Crosse, b. i863, mar. i8q6 Herbt. I>. II. C,
Esq. Res., Newell House, Sherborne, Dorset.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Laura Jane, now Hon. Mrs. St. Lawrence
Tighe, b. 1843, mar. 1874 the late St. Lawr. R.
Morgan T., Esq. (d. 18(55). Res., Ashgrove, Ellcs-
mere, Salop.
Hon. Millicent Julia, now Hon. Mrs. Richard
Livingstone, b. 1844, mar. 1876 Rev. Riehd. Jno. L.,
Hon. Canon of Liverpool.
(Present Baron, b. 1845.)
Hon. Marion Sibyl, now Hon. Mrs. Benjamin V/hilc-
foord, h. 1847, mar. 1P90, 2nd husb., Rev. Beni- W.,
L.D., Princ. of Salisbury Theol. Coil, and Preb. of
Salisbury. Res., Theoi. Coll., &c.
Heir pres. to Barony (1st cousin of Bn. H.) :
Rowland George Allanson Allanson-Winn, Esq.,
B.A., M.I.C.E;, b. 1855, mar. 1899 Teresa St,
Josephine, dau. of 'lie late W H. Johnson, Esq.
Res., Glenbeigh, Kiilarney. (2nd heir, his son
Rowland Patrick John George, b. 1901.)
HEALEY, Col. Charles, C.M.G. (1901), late
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Cel. S. Wales Bords. (Mil.) ;
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1856. 'Res., The Firs,
Croxlev GraC, itickmansworth R.S.O., Hetts.
HEALEY, Com. Charles Edward Hely
Ciiadwyck, C.B. (Civ. 1905), K.C. (1891)., Hon.
Com. R.N. Res., Chine. Admiralty Vol. Crnttee. :
b. 1845.
HEALING, Thomas, I.S.O. (1902), formerly .
Sub-Insp. of Schools, Bd. of Education : b. 1833. 1
HEA.TH, Baron. John Benjamin Charles !
Heath, 4th Bn. (Barone— Italy 1857), 1st cousin of :
3rd Bn., b. 1853, sue. 1904, mar. 1886 Alice, dau. \
of Dr. Augustus Voeleker. Heir, his son Leslie
Gerald (b. 1888; 2nd heir, next son, LionelJohn,
b. 1892). Res., Bervale, Horsham, Sussex.
HEATH, Baronet. Sir James Heath. 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1904), M.P. for N.W. Staffordsh. Ob.), an
ironmaster and colliery proprietor, late Col. |
Staffords. Imper. Yeora. : son of tbe late Robt.
Heath, Esq., M.P., b. 1852, mar. 1881 Euphemia j
Celina, dau. of Jas. Beech, Esq. Seat, Ashorne
Hill, Leamington; town res., 54 Cadogan Sq., S.W. [
HEATH. Knight. Adm. Sir Leopold George I
Heath, K.C.B. (Mil. 1868), served in Borneo 1846,
Lagos 1851 , and in Crimean and Abyssinian Wars, j
ret. 1873, a Nav. A .D.C. to Queen Victoria i858-
71 : b. 1817, widower. Res., Anstie Grange,
Holmwood, Dorking.
HEATH. Lt.-Col. Gerard Moore, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E.,Beehuanald. 1SS4-5, Chitrai Relief,
S. Africa 1S99-1902, in charge of Balloon Section,
aftds. an Instr. in Sch. of Mil. Engrg. : b. 1S63.
HEATH, Col. Harry H e p t i n s t a l l Rose, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), I.A., Jowaki 1S77-8, Afghn., Hazara
1891. Chitrai Relief : b. 1854.
HEATH, Lt.-Col. John Macclesfield, C.M.G.
(1886), Bombay Army retd. (:88c) ; Equatorial
Africa, formerly Brig. -Mai. at Aden: b. 1843. j
Res., 7 Collingham Pi., S. Kens., S.W.
HEATH, Capt. Ronald Macclesfield,
D.S.O. (1902), Middlesex Regt, ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1876.
HEATH, Thomas Little, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
M.A., D.Sc, a Princ. Clerk in the Treasury : b.
1876. lies., 15 Montpclier Sq., S.W.
HEATilCOTE, Baronet. Rev. Sir William
Arthur Heathcote, 7th Bt. (Gt.Br. 1733), S.J., in
Holy Orders of Ch. of Rome : son of 6th Bt., b.
1853, sue. 1903. Heir pres., and heir of entail, bis
bro. Lt.-Col. Gilbert Redvers H. (b. 1854 ; 2nd
heir, their 1st cou?in. Rev. Gilbert Arthur b.
1854). R is., St. Wilfrid's Presbytery, Preston,
Lanes.
HEATHCOTE, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Letitia Maria, dau. of D. Daly, Esq.), mar. 1849
Sir Wm. Perceval Heathcote, 6th Bt. (d. 1903).
Res., Redvers, Bournemouth.
HEATHCOTE, Lady Eva, dau. of- 6th E. of |
Breadalbane.
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HEATHCOTE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Hill.
< HEAVISTDE, Arthur West, I.S.O. (1904),
Suptg. Engr. G.P.O. retd., a eonsg. electr. engr.
who has introduced improved arrangements in
various quarters : b. 1844. lies., 12 Tring Avenue,
Ealing Common, W.
HEAVISIDE, Lady Sophia Evelyn, dau. of
2nd E. of Stradbroke.
HEBERDEN, Capt. George Alfred, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Med. Offr. Kimberley Lt. Horse in S.
Africa 1900 : b. i860.
HEBERDEN, William Buller, C.B. (Civ.
1898), M. A., late Sec. Bd. Inld. Rev., in the Dept.
1861-98: b. 1838. Res., Elmfield, Exeter.
HEBERT (Hebert), Louis Philippe, C.M.G.
(1903), a noted Canadian artist and sculptor: b.
1850. Res., 217 Beiri St., Montreal.
HECHT, Rev. Father Victor Joseph, C.M.G.
(1902), in Ch. of Rome, rendered serv. in S.
Africa : b. 1868.
HECTOR, Knight. Sir James Hector, K.C.M.G.
(1887), M.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S., F.G.8.,
Chanc. of N.Z. Univ. and late Dir. of Colon.
Museum, Observatory, Laboratory, and of N.Z.
Inst., formerly Dir. Geol. Surv. N.Z. : b. 1834,
mar. 1868 Maria Georgiana, dau. of the late Sir
David Monro, M.D. Res., Wellington, N.Z.
HEDINGTON, Baron {Eng. 1676)— see "St.
Albans, D. of."
HEFFERNAN, John Harold. C.B. (Mil. 1891),
served in laying the 1858 Atlantic Cable, and at
Bombardmt. of Alexandria, Supt. Engr. &t
Bermuda 1883-5, Ch. Insp. Mach. R.N. in
Portsmth. Stm. Reserve 5887-92 : b. 1834. Res.,
4 Bentley Rd., Prince's Pk., Liverpool.
HEGARTY,Knigiit. Sir Daniel Hegarty, Kt.
Bach. (1900), Lord Mayor of Cork in year of pro-
motion, the first to bear the title : b. 1849, mar.
1891 Margaret, dau. of Aid. Mich. Murphy. Res.,
Beechmount, Cork.
HEIDENSTAM, Frederick Charles, C.M.G.
(1884), M.D., Ch. Med. Offr. to Govt, of Cyprus.
Res., Nicosia.
H ELDER, Knight. Sir Augustus IMder,
Kt. Bach. (1905). F.R.Hoit.S., Assoc. Soc. of
Arts., M.P. for Whitehaven Div. (a), a Co. -Aid.
for Cumberld., Dir. of Mining and Colliery Cos.
and of the Graphic Newspaper Co., formerly sen.
partner in the legal firm of Brockbank and Co.:
b. 1827, widower. Res., Ccrkickle, Whitehaven.
HELM, Henry James, I.S.O. (1903), F.C.S.,
F. Inst. Chem., Dep. Princ. of Govt. Laboratory,
Inland Rev. Dept. : b. 1839. Res., Simonstone,
Bromley, Kent.
HELME, Col. George Coope, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
C.M.G. (1901), Wilts. Regt. retd. (1839), late Lt.-
Col. and Hon. Col. 6th Batt. Middx.Regt. (Mil.);
S. Africa 1900: b. 1843. Res., Rowden House,
Chippenham, Wilts.
HELMSLEY, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
1868), grandson and heir of E. of Feversham.
HELYAR, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Sidmouth. '
HEMMING, Knight. Sir Augustus William
Lawson Hemming, G.C.M.G. (1900; K.C.M.G.
1890), F.R.C.I., late Gov.-in-Chief of Jamaica,
prev. Gov. of Brit. Guiana, formerly a Princ.
Clerk in Colon. Office and has been Priv. Sec. to
Earl Cadogan and other officials, and employed on
several special Missions: b. 1841, mar. 1873
Gertrude, dau. of Robt. Mason, Esq. Club, I
Constit, i
HEMMING, Maj .-Gen. Frederick Wilson,C.B.
(Mil. 1900), Afghan. 1878-9, Burma 1885-7, .was
Mil. Attache in Japan 1897-8, and comd. Cav. at
Aldershot 1900-3 : b. 1850. Club, Army and Navy.
HEMPHILL, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Charles
Hare Hemphill,V.C. {Irel. 1895), K.C. (i85o), Serj.-
at-Law (1882), B.A., M.P. for N. Tyrone (£.),
Solic.-Gen. for Ireland 1892-5 : b. 1827, widower.
Res., Clifton House, Shankill, Dublin : 65 Merrion
Sq., Dublin.
HENDEBSON, Baronet. Sir Alexander
Henderson, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), M.P. for West or
Penkridge Div. of Staffords. {L.U.), Chmn. of Gt.
Centr. Rail., a partner in Greenwood and Co.,
stockbrokers : son of the late Geo. Henderson,
Esq., of Dumfries ; b. 1850, mar. 1874 Jane Ellen,
dau. of thel&te Edwd. W. Davis, Esq. Heir, his
son Capt. Eaeold Greenwood 11. (b. 1875, mar.
the under-mentioned Lady Ariolet If. ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Alexander Gavin, b. 1902). Res.,
Buscot Park, Faringdon, Berks. ; 18 Arlington
St., s.w.
HENDERSON, Knight. Sir James Henderson,
Kt. Bach. (1899), M.A., barrister-at-law (Dublin),
Manag. Proprietor of Belfast News Letter and
other papers, late Pres. of Inst, of Journalists, a
D. L. for Co. of City of Belfast, was its first Lord
Mayor 1898, and first High Sheriff 1900: b. 1848,
mar. 1880 Martha Ann, dau. of David Pollock,
Esq. Res., Oakley House, Windsor Pk., Belfast,
HENDERSON, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Jane Boyd, dau. of Geo. Thompson, Esq.,
formerly M.P.), mar. 1853 Sir William Hender-
son, LL.D. (d. 1904). Res., Devanha House,
Aberdeen.
HENDERSON, Alfred Fairlie, C.M.G.
(1901), Natal Guides in Boer War 1900.
HENDERSON, Lt.-Col. David, D.S.O. (1002),
Argyll and Sutherld. Highldrs. ; Nile Expdn.
1898, and S. Africa 1893-1902, now a D.A.Q.M.G.
Aldershot Army Corps: b. 1862. Res., Aldershot.
HENDERSON, Lieut. Francis Barkley,
C.M.G. (1902), D.S.O. (1898), B.N. retd., con-
ducted operations against Sofas while Travelling
Commissi', in W. Africa, late in Gold Coast
Constab. , now District Commissi', in Ashanti :
b. 1859.
HENDERSON, Capt. Frank Hannam, C.M.G.
(1900), R.N. retd. (1905) ; Ashanti 1873-4, Egypt,
E. Coast Africa, and. Sierra Leone Protect. :
b. 1850. Club, Constit.
HENDERSON, Rear-Adm. George Morris,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late Nav. A.D.C. to
H.M. ; Ashanti 1873-4, Nile 1884-5: b. 1851.
Res., River Hill, Bramford, Ipswich.
HENDERSON, Maj. -Gen. Philip Durham,
C.S.I. (1876), formerly Ch. Commissr. Mysore and
Coorg, has been Gen. Supt. for Suppression of
Thuggee and Dacoity : b. 1840. Res., 47 Warwick
Rd., S.W.
HENDERSON, Vice- Adm. Reginald Friend
Hannam, C.B. (Mil. 1892), Alexandria &<$.*, late
Capt. Supt. Sheerness Dockyd., affcds. Adm.
Supt. of Portsmouth, now Adm. comdg. Coast
Gd. and Reserves: b. 1846.
HENDERSON, Robert, C.B. (Civ. 1904), Sec.
to Bd. of Customs : b. 1842.
HENDERSON, Robert Hkriot, CLE. (1903),
Supt. of the Tarrapur Tea Co.'s Ga.dens, Cachar
District, Assam.
HENDERSON, Robert Hugh, C.M.G. (1902),
late Mayor of Kimberley, head of a Sth. Afr.
mercantile firm : b. 1862. Res., Kimberley.
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HEN
HENDERSON, Ladv Violet Charlotte, dau.
of 12th E. of Carnwath and wife of heir to above
^HENDERSON, Capt. "William Robert, C.M.G.
(1901). M.D., Prine. Med. Offr. on the Gold Coast ;
Nile 1885, Ashanti, &c. : b. 1855. lies., Accra.
HENDERSON (H OB ART-HAMPD EN-
MERCER-), surname of the present E. of
Buckinghamshire and his daus.
HENDLEY, Col. Thomas Holbein, CLE.
(1801), V.D., L.R.C.P., I.M.S. rctd. (1903) late
Insp.-Gen. Civ. Hosps. Bengal, and formerly
M.E.C. of Imper. Inst., author of various works
on Ind. art, &c. ; b. 1847. Res., 4 Loudoun
Rd.. St. John's Wd., N.W.
HENEAGE (pron. Hennage), family name of
Barony following.
HENEAGE, Baron. Edward Heneage, 1st
Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt.Br. 1886), an M.P. three
times since 1865, has been Chanc. Duchy of Lane,
Chmn. Centr. Chamb. Agric, and Vice-Pres. Agri-
cult. Dept. of Priv. Counc, is High Steward of
Grimsby, a D.I/, for Lindsey Div. of Lines., for-
merly Vice-Chmn. Q.S. for same and in 1880 High
Sheriff of the countv, was in 1st Life Gds. 1857-63 :
son of the late Geo. F. Heneage, Esq., M.P. ; b.
March 29, 1840 ; cr. Bn. 1896 [L. U.) ; mar. 1864
Lady Eleanor Cecilia Hare, dau. of 2nd E. of
Listowel (was one of H.M. Queen Alexandra's
bridesmaids) . Seat, Hainton Hall, Lincoln ; town
res., 41 Prince's Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Heneage, U.K. 1896.
Issue.
(Heneage.)
Hon. George Edward H., heir to Barony, B.A., Maj.
3rd Batt. Lines. Rest. (Mil.), served in S. Africa
1902, is a D.L. for Lines. : b. 1866. Club, Brooks's.
Hon. Henry Granville H., and heir, D.S.O. (1902).
late Maj. 12th Lancers, served in S. Africa
1899-1902, was A.D.C. to Gov. of Bombay: b. 1868,
mar. 1904 Gladys Mary, dau. of the late Sidney
Cuthbert, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Granville H.).
Hon. Florence Cecilia H., b. 1869.
Hon. Mary Frances //., b. 1370.
Hon. Eleanor Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. Basil Eastwood,
b. 1871, mar. 1901 Lt.-Col. Jno. C. Basil E.
Hon. Adela Maria II, twin with preceding.
Hon. Margaret Joane H. , b. 1875.
Rev. the Hon. Thomas Robert H., B.A., b. 1877. Res.,
Spalding, Lines.
Hon. Gertrude Mary II, b. 1881.
HENEAGE, Knight. Adm. Sir Algernon
Charles Fieschi Heneage, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902;
K.C.B., 1892), served in Burma 1852-3 and in
Baltic and Black Seas, late in command at the
Nore, prev. on Pacific Station, ret. 1898 : b. 1833,
mar. 1874 Louisa Emma, dau. of Sir Edmd.
Antrobus, 3rd Bt. Res., 22 Sth. Eaton PL, S.W.
HENEAGE, Maj . Alfred Ren£, D. S. O. ( 1 900-1 ) ,
5th Drgn. Gds. retd. ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1858.
HENEAGE, Com. Algernon Walker, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), R.N., S. Africa 1899-1900,
comd. H.M.S. ' Spartan ' in escort on H.M. the
Queen's visit to Norway and Denmark 1904: b.
1871. Club, TJ. Serv.
HENEAGE, Maj. Godfrey Clement "Walker,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), Gren. Gds. retd. ; S.
Africa 1899-1900: b. 1868. Res., Compton
Bassett, Calne, Wilts.; Coker Ct., Yeovil; 95
Mount St., W.
HENEGAN, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1893), I.A.,
Burma and Chin Hills 1892-3 : b. 1865.
HENEKER, Lt.-Col. William Charles Gif-
fard, D.S.O. (1902), Connaught Rangers ; Benin
and S. Nigeria 1899-1902 : b. 1867.
HENLEY, family name of Barony following.
HENLEY, Baron. Frederic Henley, 4th
Bn. {Irel.), sits as Bn. Northington {U.K.);
formerly an Attache in Diplom. Serv. : son of
3rd Bn. ; b. April 17, 1849 ; sue. 1898 (£.) ; mar.
1900 the late Augusta Frederica (d. 1905), sist. of
Sir Herb. H. Langham, 12th Bt. Seat, Watford
Ct., N'thants., nr. Rugby; town res., 14 Half
Moon St., W.
Creations. Bn. Henley, Irel. 1799; Bn. Northington,
U.K. 1885.— The 1st Bn. Henley was Morton Eden, a dis-
tinguished diplomatist, youngest son of Sir Robt. Eden,
Bt. ; his successor adopted Henley as the surname, and
the 3rd of the title obtained the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Henley.)
Surviving issue of 3;-^ Bn. (bro., sists., and half-
bros. of present) :
By 1ST MERGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Gertrude Augusta H., b. 1851.
Hon. Evelyn, now Hon. Mrs. John Reed , b. 1853, mar.
1881 Jno. Langham R, Esq. Res., Thoi
Northampton.
lornby,
Hon. Anthony Ernest H., heir pres. to Baronies,
b. 1858, mar. 1889, 2nd wife, Emmeline Stuart, dau.
of the late Geo. G. Maitland, Esq. (Hon. Mr6.
Ernest H.).
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Anthony Morton 2nd heir, B.A., barrister-
at-law, Lieut. 2nd Lrgns., served in S. Africa 1900:
b. 1C73. Club, Wellington.
Hon. Francis Robert H., M. A., b. 1877. Res., 9 Beau-
fort Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1825, d. 1898.)
Rev. the Hon. Robert H., M.A., Vioar of Putney, b.
1831, widower. Res., Eden Lodge, Putney, S.W.
HENLEY, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady H. (Clara Campbell Lucy, dau. of the late
Jos. H. S. Jekyll, Esq.), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife,
3rd Bn. Henley (d. 1898). Res., 9 Beaufort Gdns.,
with Hon. Francis.
HENLEY, Joseph John, C.B. (Civ. 1892), a
D.L. for Oxfordsh., was a Pari. Boundary Com-
missr. 1884-5, a Gen. Insp. Loc. Govt. Bd. retd. :
b. 1821. Res., Waterperry House, Oxford.
HENNELL, Knight. Col. Sir Reginald
Hennell, Kt. Bach. (1902), D.S.O. (1887), served in
Abyssinia 1867-8, Afghanistan 1879-80, and Burma
1886-7; Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. Comdt.) 1st Vol.
Batt. Middx. Regt., ret. 1889; Lieut. Yeom. of
Gd., late Clerk of the Cheque, formerly memb. of
Hon. Corps Gentmn. at Arms : b. 1844. Res.,
Hodcott House, West Ilsley, Newbury, Berks. ;
60 Carlisle Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
HENNESSEY, James Baboneau Nickterlien,
CLE. (1885), formerly Dep. Supt. Ind. Surv.
Dept. Res., Inverniel, Dehra Duhn, India.
HENNESSY, Knight's Widow {remrrd., and
now known as Mrs. Thackwell). Late Lady H.
(Catherine, dau. of Sir H. Low), mar., 1st, 1868,
Sir Jno. Pope Hennessy, K.C.M.G., M.P., Gov.
of the Bahamas, Windward Is. , and other Colonies
(d. 1891) ; 2ndly, 1894, Edwd. F. Thackwell, Esq.
Res., Rostellan Castle, Midleton, Co. Cork.
HENNIKER, Baron. Charles Henry
Chandos Henniker- Major, 6th Bn. {Irel.), sits
as Bn. Hartismere {U.K.), a Bt. ; Capt. 3rd
Batt. Rifle Brigade, served in N.W. Frontier of
India 1897-8: son of 5th Bn. ; b. Jan. 25, 1872;
sue. 1902 (C); unmrrd. Seats, Thornham Hall
(Eye) and Worlingworth Hall (Wickham Mkt.
R.S.O.),bothin Suffolk.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1765; Bn. Henniker, Irel
1800; Bn. Hartismere, U.K. 1866.— Sir Jno. Henniker,
2nd Bt., M.P., was awarded the Irish Barony; the
3rd Bn. assumed the name of Major : the 4th Bn., as an
Irish Peer, was able for years after succession to be
M.P. for East Suffolk, till obtaining the U.K. Barony
Baronetage, Knightage, <fc<
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of Hartismere ; the gth Bn. wan four times a Lord in
Waitiug to Queen Victoria, and was Lieut. -Governor of
the Isle of Man.
Titled Relatives.
(Hennik&r-Major.)
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Alice Margaret Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Julian
Clifford, h. 1870, mar. 1902 Julian Seymour C, Esq.
(Present Baron, b. 1372, Jan.)
Hon. Gerald Arthur George H.-M., heir pres. to
Baronies, b. 1872 (Dec). Res., 26 Dorset St.,
Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Ethel Elizabeth Emily H.-M., b. 1874.
Hon. Victor Alexander H.-M., 2nd heir, b. 1878.
Hon. Lilian Bertha Aline H.-M., b. 1880.
Hon. John Ernest De Grey H.-M., late a Page of
Honour to Queen Victoria, b. 1883.
Hon. Dorothy Florence Stella H.-M., b. 1885.
Issue of \th Bn. (uncles and aunt of present) :
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1842, d. 1902.)
Hon. (Anne) Helen H.-M., b. 1844. Res., 4 Berkeley
St., Piccadilly, W.
Hon. Edward Minet H.-M., Brit. Vice-Cons, at St.
Malo, b. 1848.
Hon. Arthur Henry H.-M., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), B.A.,
Col. late comdg. 2nd Batt. Coldstrm. Gds., served in
Soudan 1885 and in S. Africa 1899-1902, now Brig.-
Gen. in charge of Administration Irish Comd. : b.
1855, mar. 1882 Hon. Florence Ellen Hungerford
Milnes, dau. of 1st Bn. Houghton and sist. of E.
of Crewe (Hon. Mrs. Arthur H.-M.). Res., 13 Strat-
ford PL, Oxford St., W.
HENNLKER, Baronet. Sir Brydges Powell
Henniker, 4th Bt. ( U.K. 1813), Registrar-Gen.
1880-1900, prev. Assist. Insp. Loc. Govt. Bd., and
Priv. See. to its Pres., is a D.L. for Essex, formerly
Capt. Eoy. Horse Gds. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1835,
sue. 1849, widower. Heir, his son Maj . Frederick
Brydges Major H. (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Arthur John Iltnniker-Hughan, Capt. R.N., b.
1866). Res., Montpelier Hall, Brighton.
HENRY, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 17th
Bn. Somerville.
HENRY, Edward Eichard, C.V.O. (1905),
C.S.I. (i8g8), Commissr. of Police for the Metro-
polis, has held similar posts in Bengal and at
Johannesburg, and been Sec. to Bd. of Rev. of
Bengal Presidency and Priv. Sec. to Lt.-Gov. :
b. 1850. Res., 29 Campden House Ct., Kens., W.;
ogle, res.. New Scotland Yard, S.W.
' HENRY. Maj. -Gen. George, C.B. (Mil. 1903),
R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, Burma 1886, Chin Lushai
1889-90, lateQ.M.G. India, aftds. comdg. 7th Div.
Eastn. Army Corps, India : b. 1846. Res., Meerut,
India.
HENRY, Col. St. George Charles, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late N'thumb. Fus. ; Dohgola, Nile 1897-8,
and S. Africa 1900-1 : b. i860. Club, Nav. and Mil.
HENSLEY, Knight. Sir Robert Mitton
llensley, Kt. Bach. (1902), B.A., C.E., Chmn.
Metropol. Asylums Bd. : b. 1840, mar. 1867
Emma Amelia, dau. of ¥m. Hy. Stanley, Es}.
Res., Glenton House, Putnev, S.W.
HENS MAN, Col. Henry Frank, C.M.G.
(1900-1), A.M.S. retd. (1894), formerly 1st Life
Gds. ; Eusofzai 1863-4, S. Air. War 1899-1900,
now Princ. Med. Onr. Shorncliffe : b. 1839.
Res., Underbill House, Shomciiffe, Folkestone.
HENWOOD, John Chambers, I.S.O. (1902),
Staff Offr. Civ. Serv. Commssn. : b. 1848.
HEPBURN (BUCHAN-), Baronet {pron. Heb-
burn). Sir Archibald Buchan-Hepburn, 4th Bt.
{U.K. 1815), B.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
Haddingtonsh. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1893, mar. 1890 Edith Agnes, dau. of the late
Edwd. K. Karslake, Esq., Q.C. Heir, his son
Thomas Edward Archibald (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir,
next son, John Karslake Thomas, b. 1894); Seat,
Smeaton Hepburn, Prestonkirk, Haddingtonshi ;
Letham House, same Co. {'! post-town).
HEPBURN (BUCHAN-), Baronet's Widow,
Dowager Lady B.-H. (Helen, dau. of the late
Archib. Little, Esq.), mar. 1835 Sir Thos. Buchan-
Hepburn, 3rd Bt. (d. 1893). Res., 2 Belgrave
PI., Edinburgh.
HEPPER, Col. Albert James, D.S.O. (1886),
R.E. retd. (1896) ; Nile Expedn. &c. 1884-6, now
Engrg. Insp. to Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1839.
HEPWORTH, Com. Melville Willis Camp-
bell, C.B. (Civ. 1902), F.R.A.S., R.N.R. retired,
Vice-Pres. Meteorolog. Soc, Marine Supt. Meteor-
olog. Office, and Younger Bro. of Trinity House :
b. 1849. Res., 2 Amherst Rd., Ealing, W. ; 63
Victoria St., S.W.
HERAPATH, Maj. Edgar, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Lines. Regt. retd. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 18=13.
HERBERT, family name of Carnarvon, Pem-
broke, and Powis Earldoms, also of the Lucas
Barony (no titled issue) . Index to the three lines
(c. Carnarvon; pe. Pembroke; po. Powis) :
Hn. AlanP.H.M.c.Ly. Gwendolen, c. Hn.MervynR.H.c.
Ly. Almira, c. Ly. Hermione, ro. Ly. Muriel K. pe.
Hn. Auberon E. c.Hil. Mrs. Ivor, sep.Hn. Mrs. Robt. po.
Hn. Aubrey N.H.c. Ly. Jane K.-, sep. Hn. Sidney, pe.
Hn.Mrs.Edwd.sep. Hn. Mrs. Jno. sep. Ly. Victoria, c.
Ly. Evelyn, c. Ly. Magd. L. po. Hn. Wm. H. po.
Hon. Geo. S. pe. Ly. Mary, sep. (wid.)
HERBERT, Baron— see numerous compounds
below.
HERBERT, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon. Lady
//. (Lelia, dau. of Riehd. Wilson, Esq.), mar.
1888 Rt. Hon. and Hon. Sir Michael H. Herbert,
G.C.M.G., Brit. Ambass. at Washington and
prev. in diplomatic posts at Constantinople, the
Hague, Rome, and Paris ; bro. of E. of Pem-
broke (d. 1903).— (2) Lady H. (Elizabeth, dau. of
Chas. Hill, Esq., and widow of Capt. Geo.
Ferguson), mar. 1854,2nd husb., Gen. Sir Arthur
Jas. Herbert, K.C.B. (d. 1897). Res., 24 Thurloe
Sq., S.W. — (3) Lady Mary II. (Mary Caroline
Louisa), nee Petty-Fitzmaurice, dau. of E. of
Kerry, son of 3rd M. of Lansdowne, b. 1835, mar.
i860 Lt.-Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Percv Egerton Herbert,
K.C.B.,M.P. (d. 1876), son of 2nd E. of Powis and
father of present E. Res., Styehe, Mkt. Drayton,
Salop ; 45 Berkeley Sq., W.
HERBERT, Lord {by courtesy -title Bn. H.
of Cardiff, as below), elder son and heir of E. of
Pembroke.
HERBERT, Knight. Sir Arthur James, Her-
bert, K.C.V.O. (1905), Brit. Min. atChristiania, late
Charge d' Affaires at Darmstadt and Carlsruhe.
HERBERT, Charles St. John Septimus, C.B.
(Civ. 1863), once comdg. Mil. and Vols. N.Z.
HERBERT, Maj. Claude, D.S.O. (1895),
I.A., Burma 1886, Manipur 1891, and Waziristan
1894 : b. 1862.
HERBERT, Lt.-Col. Edmund Arthur, M.V.O. !
(4th Class, 1904), comdg. the Inniskilling Dgns. ; i
Zululand 1888, and S. Africa 1899-1902, was Com. J
of Escort on H.M. when laying first stone of !
Dublin Coll. of Science : b. 1866. Club, Army and !
Navy.
HERBERT, Hon. Mrs. Edward (Bleiddian), j
dau. of 1st Bn. Acton. . |
HERBERT, Col. Edward William, C.B. (Mil. !
1902), late King's Roy. Rif. Corps, now comdg. j
the Rifle Depot; Zululd. 1879, Soudan 1884, S.
Africa 1901-2, was A.D.C. to Gov. of Fiji Islds.
1880-3: b. 1855 (grandson of 2nd E. of Powis).
Res., Winchester.
HERBERT, Col. Ivor John Caradoc, C.B.
(Mil. 1890), C.M.G. (1895), Gren.Gds. ; Egypt 18&,
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Directory of Peerage,
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Nile 1884-5, late Mil. Attache at St. Petersburg,
A.A.G. on Staff in S. Africa 1899-1900, a D.L. for
Monmouthsh. : b. 1851, mar. 1873 the following.
Res., Llanarth Ct., Raglan, Newport, Monrn.
HERBERT, Hon. Mrs. Ivor, dan. of 1st Bn.
Londesborough (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
HERBERT, Hon. Mrs. John (Hon. Mrs. II. of
Ltanover), dau. of 1st and last Bn. Llanover.
HERBERT, Col. Lionel, C.V.O. (1903), I.A.,
Chitral Relief 1S95, N.W.Frontier 1897-8; was an |
escort of H.R.H.the Duke of Counaught when ia
mdia, and Pers. Interp. to Com.-in-Ch. of E.
Indies 1893-7 : D- i860.
HERBERT (KENNEY-), Lady Jane Frances
Anna, dau. of 3rd E. of Bantry.
HERBERT of CARDIFF, Baron {Eng. 1551)—
see " Pembroke, E. of."
HERBERT of CHIRBURY, Baron {U.K.
1804)— see "Powis, E. of."
HERBERT of HERBERT, Baron {Eng. 1461
by writ) — see " Beaufort, D. of."
HERBERT of LEA, Baron {U.K. i8Si)— see
"Pembroke, E. of."
HERBERT of LEA, Baron's "Widow. The
Lady H. of L. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late Gen.
Chas. A. a'Court, C.B., andniece of lstBn.Heytes-
bury), mar. 1846 the 1st Bn. Herbert of Lea
(d. 186.1, his title becoming in 1862 absorbed
in the Earldom of Pembroke to which his son
George, the 2nd Bn. H., then succeeded), Bes.,
Herbert House, Belgrave Sq., S.W.
HERBERT of RAGLAND, CHEPSTOW, and
GOWER, Baron {Eng. 1506)— see " Beaufort, D."
j HERBERT of SHURLAND, Baron {Eng.
1605) — see " Pembroke, E. of."
HEREFORD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Percival, D.D., LL.D., 96th Bp., Pres. of Univ.
Coll. Bristol, prev. of Trin. Coll. Oxford, Select
Preacher there 1882 and 1888, has been Canon of
I Bristol and Head Master at Clifton and Rugby :
I b. Sept. 27, 1834, cons. 1895, ent. Lords 1900 {L.),
mar. 1899, 2nd wife. Res., The Palace, Hereford ;
I Lollards' Tower, Lambeth, S.E.
HEREFORD, Viscount. Robert Devereux,
! 16th Vise. {Eng., Prem. Vise.) and a Bt., a
D.L. for Brecons. : son of 15th V. ; b. Jan. 3,
1843; sue. 1855 (C.) ; mar. 1863 Hon. Mary Anna
Morgan, dau. of 1st Bn. Tredegar. Seats, Tregoyd,
Three-Cocks June. , Brecknocksh ; Ashf ord Hall,
i Ludlow.
I Creations. Eng. : Vise. Hereford, 1550; a Bt. i5n.—
j There were Earls of Hereford from feudal times, the
S first recorded by Nicolas being the Count of Bretville in
I Normandy, commander of the van of the Conqueror's
j army at Hastings. Then we have Henry de Bohun
] (creation 11991, one of the 25 "Barons" appointed to
j enforce the observance of Magna Charta. His lino
j became extinct in 1372, and in 1397 Henry Plantagenet,
afterwards Henry IV., was made Duke of Hereford.
1 This title was merged in the Crown, but that of
Karl of Hereford was used conjointly with Northampton,
Buckingham, and Perche, apparently without warrant,
by Humphrey, Earl of Stafford, afterwards Duke of
Buckingham (creation of 14441. The Viscty. now sub-
sisting was conferred upon the 3rd Bn. Ferrers in
j recognition of his services in the French wars of Henry
VHl. That Barony after a while fell into abeyance,
but was revived as a separate Peerage, and eventually
made into the present Earldom of that title, q.v. The
2nd Vise. Hereford was promoted to be Earl of Essex
I and of Ewe, the 2nd Earl being the unfortunate
I favourite of Queen Elizabeth ; this title, however, lapsed
on the death of the 3rd Earl, the distinguished General
in the Parliamentary Army, simultaneously with the
I passing of the above Ferrers Barony into abeyance. The
late 15th Vise. Hereford was Hon. Canon of Durham.
Titled Relatives.
(Devereux.)
Issue of present {16th) V.:
Hon. Robert Charles D., heir to Viscounty, B.A.,
a D.L. for Brecons., formerly Capt. 1st Vol. Batt. S.
Wales Borderers : b. 1865, mar. 189a Ethel Mildred,
dau. of Jno. Shaw, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Devereux).
Res., llosebank, Lugwarcline, Hereford. (2nd heir,
his son Robert Godfrey de Bohun, b. 1894.)
Hon. Muriel, now Hon. Mrs. Anthony Denny, b. 1866,
mar. 1893 Anth. Noel D., Esq. Res., Yarsop,
Hereford.
Hon. Eleanor Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Addams-
Williams, b. i863, mar. 1905, Rowland A.-W-, Esq.,
Res., Llangibby Castle, Monmouth.
Hon. Lilian D., b. 1870.
The late Hon. Sibyl D., b. 1873, d. 1892.
Hon. Rosamond Ela D. , b. 1875.
Surviving issue of 15'A V. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1843.)
Hon. Sibyl Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. John Butler,
b. 1844, mar. 1867 the late Capt. Jno. Bayford B.,
R.N. (d. 1888). Res., 21 Alexandra Rd., Bedford.
Hon. Blanche, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas Hazlehurst, b.
1843, mar. 1867 Thos. Fras. Esq. Res., Cold
Ashby Hall, Rugby.
Hon. Henry de Bohun D., b. 1848, mar. 1872 Maude
Philippa, dau. of the late Edwd. Salamon, Esq., of
Sydney (Hon. Mrs. Henry D.). Res., Auckland, N.Z.
Daus. -in-law of \$th V. (aunts of present) :
(The late 15th Viscount, b. 1809, d. 1855.)
Hon. Mrs. Walter D. (Adelaide Elinor, dau. of the
late Hugh R. Hughes, Esq.), mar. 1856 the late
Rear-Adm. Hon. Walter Bourchier D. (d. 1868).
Res., 18 Gloucester St., Belgrave Rd., S.W.
Hon. Mrs. George D. (Katharine Jane, dau. of Ashe
Windham, Esq.), mar. 1889, as 2nd wife, the late
Maj.-Gen. Hon. George Talbot D. (d. 1898).
HERIZ, Capt. Reginald Yorke, C.M.G. (1902),
R.N. retd. (1932) ; Soudan 1884, S. Africa 1902,
now Divis. Transp. Olfr. at Southampton.
HERKOMER, Prof. Hubert von, C.V.O.
(1901), R.A., Life Prof, at Munich, formerly
Slade Prof, at Oxford : b. 1849. Res., Lululaund,
Bushey, Herts. ; 22b Ebury St., S.W.
HERRIES, Baron. Marmaduke Francis
Constable-Maxwell, 11th Bn. {Scot., and 1st of
U.K.), Lord Lieut, of Kh'kcudbrightsh.and of E.
Rid. Yorks. (C.C. also), a D.L. for Dumfriessh.,
Hon. Col. E. Riding of Yorks. Imper Yeom. : son
of 10th Bn. ; b. Oct. 4, 1837; sue. 1876, cr. Imper.
Bn. 1884 {L.U.) ; mar. 1875 Hon. Angela Mary
Charlotte Fdzalan-Howard, dau. of 1st Bn.
Howard of Glossop. Seats, Everingham Pk.,
York ; Kinharvie, New Abbey, Dumfries.
Creations. Ld. Hemes, Scot. 1490, and Bn. H. U.K.
1384.— Herbert Herries was by James IV. created 1st
Scottish Ld. The 7th Ld. became by his father's marriage
3rd Earl of Nithsdale ; but the 9th Ld. and 5th Earl for-
feited both his honours on being taken prisoner at Preston
Pans 1111715, and would have been executed but for the
aid of his wife in effecting his escape from the Tower.
The Earldom lapsed altogether, but the Barony was
revived by decision of the House of Lords in 1858 when
Wm. Constable-Maxwell was awarded the title as 10th
Bn. (Debrett, by counting the intermediate successors,
makes him the 13th). Female succession had changed the
surname from Herries to Maxwell and then Constable ;
the father of the 10th Bn. (himself excluded by the
attainder), assumed the present compound form.
Titled Relatives.
(Constable- Maxwell.)
Issue of present {11th) Bn.:
Hon. Gwendolen Mary, now Duchess of Norfolk,
heiress pres. to Scottish Barony (no heir to Imper.),
b. 1877 (Jan.)., mar. 1904, as 2nd wife, 15th Duke of
N., K.G., q.v. (2nd heiress, her dau. Lady Rachel
Howard, b. 1503).— N.B. Inthe Scottish Peerage (page
12) there is no abeyance between daughters. To the
U.K. Barony none but a son of the present Peer
could succeed.
Hon. Angela Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Eric Drummond,
b. 1877 (Dec), mar. 1904, Hon. Jas. Eric D., son of
10th Vise. Strathallan and heir pres. to Perth Earl-
dom, q.v.
HER
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. HER
Surviving issue of loth Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Marcia C.-M., b. 1836.
(Present Baron, b. 1837.)
Hon. Mary Agnes C.-M., a nun, b. 1830.
Hon. Eleanor Mary C.-M., a nun, b. 1840.
Hon. Emily Josephine C.-M., a nun, b. 1842.
Hon. Gwendaline C.-M., a nun, b. 1844.
Hon. Joseph Constable-Maxwell-Scott, a D.L. for
Roxburghsh., formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade : b.
1847, mar. 1874 Mary Monica, dau. of the late
Jas. R. H. Scott, Esq., Q.C., whose surname he
thereupon added to his own (Hon. Mrs. C.-M.-S.).
Res., 20 Pall Mall, S.W.
Hon. Bernard C.-M., b. 1848, mar. 1890, 2nd wife,
Hon. Alice Mary Charlotte Fraser, dau. of 15th Bn.
Lovat (Hon. Mrs. Bernard C.-M.). Res., Fairlie
House, Beauly R.S.O., Inverness-sh.
Hon. Walter C.-M., Hon. Lt.-Col., late Mai., 4th Batt.
Liverpool Regt. (Mil.), b. 1849, mar. 1898 Henrietta
Maria Arianwen, dau. of the late Jno. A. E.
Herbert, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Walter C.-M.). Res., 9
Gt. Stanhope St., Mayfair, W.
Hon. Teresa C.-M., b. 1852.
Hon. Mary Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Edmund Maxwell-
Stuart, b. 1858, mar., 1834 her 1st cousin Edmund
M.S., Esq.
HERRIES, Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1875), re-
peatedly a Charge d' Affaires, was in Diplom. Serv.
1841-75: b. 1821. lies., St. Julian's, Sevenoaks,
Kent.
HERRON, Knight's Widow. Lady H. (Anna,
dau. of Jas. Sharpe, Esq., C.E., mar. 1888 Sir Robt.
Herron, Kt. Bach. (d. 1904). Res., Merville,
Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
HERSCHEL, Baronet. Sir William James
Herschel, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1838), M. A., late a C.C. for
Oxfordsh., formerly in B.C.S. : son of 1st Bt.,
Sir Jno. F. W. Herschel, and grandson of Sir
Wm. Herschel, two of the most illustrious of
English astronomers ; b. 1833, sue. 1871, widower.
Heir, his son John Charles William, F.R.A.S.
(b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son, Arthur Edward
Hardcastle, b. 1873). Res., 92 Woodstock Rd.,
Oxford.
HERSCHELL, family name of follg. Barony.
HERSCHELL, Baron. Richard Earrer
Herschell, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) : son of 1st Bn. ; b.
May 22, 1878 ; sue. 1899 {L.) ; unmrrd. No
present heir. Res., 3 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Herschell, U.K. 1886.— Sir Earrer
Herschell, knighted as Solicitor-General and afterwards
made a P.C. and G.C.B., was appointed Lord High
Chancellor and raised concurrently to this Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Herschell.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1878.)
Hon. Agnes Freda H. , b. 1881.
Hon. Muriel Fanny H., b. 1883.
HERTFORD, Marquess op. Hugh De Grey
Seymour, 6thMarq. {Gt. Br.), Bn. Conway {Irel.) ;
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1879), Lord Lieut, and a C.C. for
Warwicks. , Yeom. A.D.C. to H.M. , late Col. comdg.
Warwicks. Imper. Yeom., formerly Capt. Gren.
Gds., an M.P. 1869-80 (as Capt. H. Seymour and
E. of Yarmouth), Comptroller of the Household
1879-80 : son of 5th M. ; b. Oct. 22, 1843 ; sue.
1884 {C.) ; mar. 1868 Hon. Mary Hood, dau. of 1st
Vise. Bridport. Seat, Ragley Hall, Alcester
R.S.O., Warwicks.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Conway of Ragley, 1703. Gt. Br. :
E. of Hertford and Vise. Beauchamp, 1750 ; M. of Hert-
ford and E. of Yarmouth, 1793. Irel. : Bn. Conway (of
Killultagh), 1712.— Eras. Seymour-Conway was recipient
of the English and Irish Baronies, having property in
both kingdoms ; he was 4th son of Sir Edwd. Seymour,
Speaker of the Long Parliament, one of whose grandsons
(by an elder son) inherited the Somerset Dukedom (8th
Duke). The 2nd Bn. obtained the Hertford Earldom
and eventually the Marquessate. A previous Earldom
and Marquessate of Hertford had existed, the former
lasting 1559-175° (when it was re-created as above) and
the latter 1640-75.
Titled Relatives.
(Seymour.)
Index to the three series following :
Ld. Edwd. Bchp. 1 Ld. George Fredk.i Ld. Victor Alex. 2
Ld. Ernest Jas. 2 Ld. Henry Chas. 1 Ld. Wm. Fdk. sep.
1. Issue of present {6th) M.:
The late Lady Margaret Alice, aftds. Lady M. lsmay,
b. 1869, d. 1901, having mar. Jas. Hamsworth 1.,
Esq.
Earl of Yarmouth, heir to Marquessate: George
Francis Alexander S., a D.L. for Warwicksh.,
2nd Lieut. AVarwicks. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1871, mar.
1903 Alice Cornelia, dau. of the late Wm. Thaw,
Esq. , of Pittsburg, U.S.A. Res. , Park Hall, Salf ord
Priors, Evesham.
Lady Emily Mary, now Lady E. Walker, b. 1873, mar.
1895 Rev. Regd. Edmd. W., son of Sir Jas. R.
Walker, 2nd Bt. of Sand Hutton. Res., Frant
Rect., Tunb. Wells.
Lady Victoria Frederica Wilhelmina Georgina., now
Lady V. de Trafford, b. 1874, mar. 1900 Chas. Alan
Cathcarfc de T., Esq., grandson of Sir T. J. de
Trafford, 1st Bfc. Res., Conway Cottage, Dunning-
ton, Alcester R S.O., Warwicks.
Lady Jane Edith, now Lady J. Carleton, b. 1877, mar.
1904 Maj. Hugh Dudley C, D.S.O., q.v.
Lord Henry Charles S., 2nd heir, Lieut. Gren. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900-2, was A.D.C. to Vise.
Milner: b. 1878.
Lord Edward Beauchamp S., 2nd Lieut. Imper. Yeom.,
served in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1879.
Lord George Frederick S., Lieut. R.N.,b. 1881.
2. Surviving issue of 5</i M. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Horatia Elizabeth, now Lady Hor. Erskine, b.
1342, mar. 1861 Capt. Henry Dav. E., C.V.O., q.v.
(Present Marquess, b. 1843.)
Lady Florence Catherine, now Lady F. Blunt, for-
merly a Maid of Honour to late Queen: b. 1845,
mar. 1872 the late Rev. Jas. St. Jno. B. (d. 1889).
Res., Hill House, Westcott, Dorking.
Lady Georgina Emily Lucy, now Lady G. Stirling-
Home-Drummond, b. 1848, mar. 1877 Lt.-Col. Henry
Edwd. S.-H.-D. -Moray (who has dropped the fourth
of his surnames). Res. , Blair Drummond, Perthsh.,
nr. Stirling; Ardoch, Braco R.S.O., Perthsh.
Lord Ernest James S., formerly R.N., Hon. Maj. of
Warwicks. Yeom. retired : b. 1850, mar. 1877 Lady
Georgiana Seymour Fortescue, dau. of 3rd .Earl
Fortescue (Lady Ernest S.). Res., The Birches,
Hagley, Stourbridge, Wore.
Lady Constance Adelaide, now Lady C. Barne, b.
1852, i_iar. 1871 the late Lt.-Col. Fredk. St. John B.
(d. 1898). Res., Sotterley Pk., Wangford R.S.O.,
Suffolk; Grey Friars, Dunwich, Saxmundham,
same Co.
Lady Mary Margaret, now Lady M. Dashwood, b.
1855, mar. 1875 Sir Geo. J. E. Dashwood, 9th Bt. of
Kirtlington.
Rev. Lord Victor Alexander S., M.A., Vicar of St.
Stephen's, S. Kens. : b. 1859, mar. 1885 Elizabeth
Margaret, dau. of Albemarle Cator, Esq. (Lady
Victor S.). Res., 78 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens, S.W.
3. Bro. and sists. of 5th 31. (uncle and aunts of
presentand gt. grandchildren of 1st M. ; granted
rank of Marqs.' children 1871) :
(The late 5th Marquess, b. 1812, d. 1884.)
Lady Matilda Horatia, now Lady M. Rice, b. 1830, mar
1886 Col. Cecil R. Res., Kingscote House, East
Grinstead, Sussex.
Lady Laura Williamina, now H.S.H. Prss. Victor of
Hohenlohe, b. 1833, mar. 1861, wid. 1891— see Rov.
Fam.
Gen. Lord William Frederick Ernest S., K.C.V.O.,
b. 1838— see " Seymour, Kt. 2."
HERTSLET, Knight. Sir Edward Cecil
Hertslet, Kt. Bach. (1905), Cons.-Gen. at Antwerp.
HERTSLET, George Thomas, C.V.O. (1901), a
Serg. at Arms to H.M., was Paymr. of the
Househd. to Queen Victoria, a Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus. : b. 1822. Club, Constit.
HERTSLET, Harry Lester, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), Chief Clerk, Ld. Chambn.'s Dept.:
b. i8s6. Res., Ambassadors' Ct., St. James's Pal.,
s.wr
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HERTSLET, Percy, I.S;0. (1904), Collector of
Customs at Johannesburg.
HERTZ, Henry Felix, CLE. (1900), a Polit.
Agent in Burma, served as Civ. Offr. in several
Expedns. 1886-95 and conuL in operations against
Chinese Filibusters 1898 : b. 1863. Bes,, Papun,
Salween Dist., Burma.
HERVEY {pron. Harvey), family name of
Bristol Marquessate, q.v. for Lord Francis and
" Ladies," see also below.
HERVEY, Baron {Eng. 1703)— see "Bristol,
M. of."
HERVEY, Dudley Francis Amelius, CM.G.
(1892), formerly Res. Councillor at Malacca, an
M.R.A.S. and memb. of Geograph., Anthropol.,
Ethnolog., &c, Socs. : b. 1849 (grandson of 1st
M of Bristol, as are both follg. : three 1st cousins) .
lies., Westfields, Aldeburgh R.S.O., Suffolk.
HERVEY, Rev. Frederick Alfred John,
C.V.O. (1902), M.A., a Chapl. in Ord. and
Domest. Chapl. to H.M., Canon of Norwich, and
Rect. of Sandringham: b. 1846 (a grandson as
preceding). Bes., The Rectory, Sandringham
R.S.O.; The Close, Norwich.
HERVEY, George William, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
Sec. and Comptroller-Gen. of Nat. Debt Office,
formerly a 1st class clerk in Treas. : b. 1845
(another grandson). Bes., Finchley House,
Finchley, N.
HERVEY, Henry Arthur William, C.B. (Civ.
1896), formerly Ch. Clerk in For. Office, was Precis
Writer to E. of Clarendon and E. Granville : b.
1832, mar. 1880 the following. Bes., 6 Egerton
PL, Brompton Rd., S.W.
HERVEY, Lady Selina Catherine, dau. of 3rd
E. of Clanwilliam (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
HERVEY, Hon. Mrs. Walter, dau. of 6th Bn.
Calthorpe.
HESKETH (FERMOR-) .Baronet. Sir Thomas
George Fermor-Hesketh , 7th Bt. {G-t. Br. 1761),
Hon. Col. 5th and 6th Batts. L'pool Regt., for-
merly Ensign in Rifle Brigade : son of 5th Bt. and
bro. of 6th, b. 1849, sue. 1876, assumed (together
with his father) the name Fermor 1867, mar. 1880
Florence Emily, dau. of the late Yim. Sharon,
Esq., Senator of Nevada, U.S.A. Heir, his son
Thomas (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, next son, Frederick,
b. 1883). Seats, Rufford Hall, Ormskirk, Lanes. ;
Easton Neston, Towcester, N'thants.
HESSE— see Royal Family.
HEUGH, Com. John George, D.S.O. (1894),
R.N. retd. (1897) ; Zululand 1879, Egypt, and
Benin 1894, now Com. -Instr. Roy. Nav. Vol.
Reserve : b. 1856.
HEUSDEN, Marquess of (Markies— Nether-
lands 1818)— see " Clancarty, E. of."
HEU ST ON, Lt.-Col. Frederick Samuel,
C.M.G. (1901), F.R.C.S.I., F.R. Acad, of Med.
Ireli, R.A.M.C.; Hazara i838, S. Africa 1899-1902.
prev. in China during Tientsin defence, now Phys!
and Surg, to Kilmainham Hosp. : b. 1857. Ad-
dress, Roy. Hosp., Kilmainham, Dublin.
HEWBY, William Petch, C.M.G. (1902), 1st
class Resident in Northern Nigeria: t>. 1866.
Address, The Residency, Lokoja, Nth. Nigeria.
HEWETT, Baronet. Sir Harald George
Hewett, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1813), Capt. Edinb. Artill.
(Mil.) : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1858, sue. 1876, mar.
1892, 2nd wife, Eleanor Margaret, dau. of the
late Com. Hy. Studdy, R.N. Heir, his son
Harald (b. 1892 ; 2nd. heir, next son, John
George, b. 1895). Res-, Chilworth, Romsey, Hants.
HEWETT, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady H. (Sophia Harriet, dau. of A. C. Godwin-
Austen, Esq.), mar. 1873, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo.
J. R. Hewett, 3rd Bt. (d. 1876). Bes., 7 Palliser
Rd., W. Kens., W.
HEWETT, Knight's Widow. Lady H. (Jane
Emily, dau. of Thos. Wood, Esq.), mar. 1857
Vice-Adm. Sir Wm. N. W. Hewett, K.C.B.,
K.C.S.I., W (d. 1888).
HEWETT, John Prescott, C.S.I. (1899), CLE.
(1891), Ch. Commissr. Centr. Provs. and a memb.
of Counc. of Viceroy in charge of Commerc.
Dept., late Sec. to Bad. Govt, in Home Dept., has
been Census Commissr. for India, is a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1854. Bes., Govt.
House, Nagpur.
HEWITT, family name of Lifford Viscounty,
q.v. for "Hons."
HEWITT, Knight. Sir Thomas Hewitt, Kt.
Bach. (1904), K.C (1899), Counsel to Commissrs.
of Taxes for City of London, Chmn. or Dir. of
various Cos. : b. 1837, mar. 1869, as 2nd wife,
Fanny Dugard, dau. of Jno. R. Powles, Esq.
Bes., The Hoe, Lynton, Devon; 9 Queen's Gt.,
S.W. ; chamb., 6, Purnp Ct., Temple. E.C
HEWITT, Frederick William, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), M.A., M.D., F.R. Med, Chirurg.
Soc, Hon. Anaesthetist to H.M. and Phys.-
Aneesthetist to St. George's Hosp. : b. 1857.
Bes., 14 Queen Anne St., W.
HEWSON, Capt. Lionel Lloyd, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1904), S. of Ireland Imper. Yeom. ; S.
Africa 1899-1902, comd. an escort on H.M.'s Irish
visit: b. 1874. Bes., Direen, Kenmare, Co.
Kerry.
HEXT, Knight. Rear-Adm. Sir John Hext,
K.C.I.E. (1897), Ashanti 1873, Egypt, and
Burma, retd. 1889, having entered R.N. 1857, late
a Dir. of Ind. Marine and Hon. A.D.C. to Vice-
roy : b. 184.2, mar. 1902, 2nd wife. Jean, dau. of
the late Rev. Wm. Davidson, D.D. Bes., St.
Benet's, College Rd., Newton Abbot, Devon.
HEYDEGG (VON - PFYFFER-) , George,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), late Germ. Sec. to H.M.,
prev. to Oueen Victoria.
HEYGATE, Baronet. Sir Frederick Gage
Hey gate, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), B.A., barrister-at-
law, a D.L. for Co. Londonderry, formerly Capt.
and Hon. Maj. Mid-Ulster Artill. (Mil.), has been
Priv. Sec. to Vise. Cross and Rt. Hon. E. R. King-
Harman : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1854, sue. 1894, mar.
1888 Flora, dau. of the late Jno. Walter, Esq.
Heir pres., his bro. Lt.-Col. Robert Henry Gage
H., D.S.O. (see below ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Arthur Conolly Gage, b. 1862). Seat, Bellarena,
Londonderry ; town res., 15 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
HEYGATE, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
La.dy 27. (Marianne, dau. and heiress of the late
Conolly Gage, Esq.), mar. 1851 Sir Fredk. W.
Hey gate, 2nd Bt. (d. 1894). Bes., with 3rd Bt.
(in Ireld.).
HEYGATE, Lt.-Col. Robert Henry Gage,
D.S.O. (1896), Border Regt. ; Dongola, Nile 1896-8,
and S. Africa 1899 ; heir to above Btcy. : b. 1859.
HEYTESBURY {pron. Haytsbury), Baron.
Leonard Holmes-a' Court, 4th Bn. {U.K.) and a
Bt., Major Wilts. Regt. : bro. of 3rd Bn. and
son of the late Hon. Wm. Leonard Holmes-
a' Court; b. June 11, 1863; sue. 1903 {C); roar.
1896 Sibyl Mary, dau. of the late Capt. Frank B.
Morris. Seat, Heytesbury House, Heytesbury
R.S.O., Wilts, {let) ; town res., 16 Charing Cross,
S.W.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1795; Bn. Heytesbury
U.K. 1828.— The 1st Baron was Sir Wm. a'Court, G.C.B..
who became successively Ambassador at St. Petersburg,
Governor-General of India* and Lord-Lieutenant of Ire-
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l™d™T«hf,f^y °ame7ai at first ACourt, then A'Court-
Hcence J' a ly HoImes-a'Court-all by
Titled Relatives.
(Holmes-a' Court.)
Index to four follg. series (all "Honourables ") :
PWi™ 3 , Arthur Wyndm. 4 Betty Mary, i
r*5Zn' 3 Henry Worsley, 3 Richd. Hy 3
SJ^S.^?0-* Herbert, 4 Sibvl Naricv 1
K MA? 3 Serb- E^d" 3 Walter Ashe, 4
Edwd. Alex. 4 Margaret, 4 Wm., Mrs 4
Frederick, 4 Marg. Elinor, 2 4
1. Zsswe 0/ present (qtJi) Bn.:
Hon. Sibyl Nancy ff.-a'C, b. 1897.
Hon. Betty Mary H.-a'C, b. 1902.
2. Surviving dau. of yd Bn. (niece of present) :
Hon. Margaret Elinor H.-a'C., b. i883.
3. Grandchildn. of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present, granted rank of Bn.'s childn. 1891 ;
issue of the late Hon. Wm. Leonard H.-a'C.) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. i35a, d. 1003 )
(Present Baron, b. 1863.)
Hon. Richard Heney H.-a'C, heir pres. to Barony,
b. 1866 Res., Bishopstrow, Warminster, Wilts.
Hon. Charles H.-a'C, 2nd heir. b. 1867, mar. 1893
Marian May, dau. of the late Walton Busfeild, Esq.
iPwP'w E-a0?"!?? H--a'G-)- The Elms, Stone,
Falfield R.S.O., Glouc.
Hon. Herbert Edward H.-a'C, Com. R.N., b. 1869.
Hon. Alfred H.-a'C, b. 1870, mar. 1900 Constance
\s&e\' £au- of Chas- J- Newton, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Alfred H.-a'C). Res., Trehedyn House, Peterston,
Cardiff.
Hon. Henry Worsley H.-a'C, b. 1871, mar. 1901
Evelyn Spencer, dau. of AV. Edwd. Woolley, Esq.
(Hon Mrs. Henry H.-a'C). Res., Sale, Cheshire,
nr. Manchester.
H™ • E4ifc,h- Mary /f.-a'C, b. 1874. Res., with Hon.
Mrs. William below.
Hon. Elizabeth Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Rogers,
b. 1878, mar. 1900 Arthur Stanley R., Esq. Res.,
Westbrook, Elax Bourton, Somerset, nr. Bristol.
4. Issue of 2nd Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
Hon. Frederick H. -a' C, formerly Lieut. 85th Foot,
b. 1839. Res., in Australia.
Hon. Charles George H.-a'C, b. 1843, mar. 1901, 4th
wife, Mary Rae Johnstone, dau. of the late R. L.
Jenkins, Esq., of N.S.W., and widow of Hy. Ralfe,
Esq., of Tasmania. Res., Brisbane, Queensld.
Hon. Edward Alexander H.-a'C, Hon. Lt.-Col.
Shropsh. L.T., retired, Ch. Constable of Oxfordsh. :
b. 1845, mar. 18S0 Adelaide Sophia, dau. of Hugh
Hamersley. sen., Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward H.-a'C).
Res., The Firs, Headington Hill, Oxford.
Hon. Gertruda Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Hugh Hamers-
ley, b. 1847, mar. 1882 the late Hugh H., jun.,
Esq. (d. 1884). Res., The Close, Salisbury.
Hon. Arthur Wyndham H.-a'C, Surveyor of Works,
Antigua, and Capt. Artill. Militia there : b. 1848,
mar. 1873 Annie Berkeley, dau. of the late Hon.
Thos. B. Hardtman-Berkeley, C.M.G. (Hon. Mrs.
Arthur H.-a'C). Res., Antigua.
Hon. Walter Ashe H.-a'C, b. 1850. Res., N.W.T.,
Canada.
Hon. Herbert H.-a'C, b. 1851, mar. 1879 Anna
Frances, dau. of Jas. L. Bray, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Herbert H. -a'C). Res., Virginia, U.S.A.
Hon. Margaret H.-a'C, a, Sister at St. Mary's Home,
Wantage, Berks., b. 185s.
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. William H.-a'C. (Isabella Sophia, dau.
of the late Rev. Richd. a'Court Beadon), mar. 1861
the late Hon. William Leonard H.-a'C. (d. 1885).
father of present Bn. and of list 3. Res., Hill
Side, Warminster, AVilts.
HEYTESBURY, Baron's Widow. Margaret.
LadyH. (Margaret Anna, dau. of the late Jno. N.
Hannan, Esq.), mar. 1887 3rd Bn. Heytesbury
(d. 1903). Res., Westover, Newport, I. W.
HE YWOOD, Baronet. Sir Arthur Percival
Heywood,3rd Bt. {U.K. 1838), M.A., High Sheriff
of Derbysh. 1899: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1849, sue.
1897, mar. 1872 Margaret Effie, dau. of Rt. Rev.
Geo. H. Sumner, Bp. of Guildford. Heir, his son
Graham Percival (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Cecil Percival, b. 1880). Seats, Claremont, nr.
Manchester ; Doveleys, Uttoxeter R.S.O., Staffs.;
Duffield Bank, Derby.
HEYWOOD, James Barnes, I.S.O. (1905),
Sec. to Treas. and Paymaster-Gen., N.Z.
HEYWORTH, Maj. Frederic James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Scots Gds.; Soudan 1885, S. Africa
1899- 1901 : b. 1863.
HIBBERT, Knight (1). Sir Henry Flemming
Hibbert, Kt. Bach. (1903), F.R.G.S., F.R.S.S., a
Co. Aid. and Chmn. of Educ. Comttee., Lanes.
C.C., has been Vice-Pres. of Blackburn Chamb.
of Comm. and twice Mayor of Chorley : b. 1850,
mar. 1883 Marion Theresa, dau. of Ernst Reuss,
Esq. Res., Dalegarth, Chorley, Lanes.
HIBBERT, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir John Tomlinson Hibbert, P.C. {Ot. Br.
1886), K.C.B. (Civ. 1893), M.A., D.C.L., barrister-
at-law, a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Lanes, and Chmn.
C.C., a memb. of Roy. Commssn. on Secondary
Education, late an M.P., and has been Under Sec.
for Home Dept., Financ. Sec. to Treasury (twice),
Sec. to Admiralty, and Sec. and Pari. Sec. to
Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1824, mar. 1878, 2nd wife,
Charlotte Henrietta, dau. of the late Adm. Warde,
K.H. i?es.,Hampsfield, Grange-over-Sands,Lancs.
HIBBERT, Maj. Godfrey Leicester, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Lane. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900 : b.
1864.
HIBBERT (HOLLAND-), Hon. Arthur
Henry, son of 1st Vise. Knutsford.
HICKEY, Capt. Daniel, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1901), late Riding Master A.S.C. (ret. as Hon.
Capt.); Egypt 1882, now Supt. Roy. Mews,
Windsor: b. 1851. Res., Roy. Mews, Windsor.
HICKIE, Lieut. Daniel Aloysius, D.S.O.
(1902), N.Z. Colons.; S. Africa 1902.
HICKMAN, Baronet. Sir Alfred Hickman,
1st Bt. ( U.K. 1903 ; Kt. Bach. 1891), M.P. for W.
Wolverhampton (£7.), a D.L. for Staffordsh., a
colliery proprietor and ironmaster, Chmn. of Alf .
Hickman, L,d., Past Pres. Brit. Iron Trade
Assoc.: son of the late Geo. R. Hickman, Esq., of
Tipton ; b. 1830, mar. 1850 Lucy Owen, dau. of
Wm. Smith, Esq., of Portsea. Heir, his grandson
Alfred Edward, son of deceased eld. son. (b.
1885 ; 2nd heir, latter' s bro. William Christie, b.
1888). Seat, Wightwick, Wolverhampton ; town
res., 22 Kens. Pal. Gdns., W.
HICKMAN, Brig.-Gen. Thomas Edgecombe,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), D.S.O. (1889), late Wore. Regt.;
Nile 1884-5, Suakin, Toski, Dongola (A.A.G.),
Soudan 1898, and S. Africa 1900-1, now comdg.
Middelburg Sub-Dist., Cape Col. : b. 1859 (eld.
surviving son of above Bt.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
HICKS, Col. Henry Tempest, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Roy. Dubl. Fus. retd. (1904) ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1852. Club, Army and Navy.
HICKS-BEACH— see " Beach (Hicks-)."
HICKSON, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Catherine, dau. of Andrew Dow, Esq., of Mont-
real), mar. 1869 Sir Jos. Hickson, formerly Gen.
Manager of Gd. Trunk Rail, of Canada (d. 1897).
Res., Otterburn, Temiscouata, Quebec; 272
Mountain St., Montreal.
HICKSON, Col. Robert Albert, C.B. (Mil.
1900- 1), The Buffs retd. (1905) Chitral Relief and
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1848.
HICKSON, Col. Samuel Arthur Einem, D.S.O.
(1887), R.E. ; Afghn. 1878-80, Soudan, and Burma
1885-7, n°w Ch. Engr. at Plymouth : b. 1853.
HIGGINS, Henry Vincent, C.V.O. (1905).
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HIGGINS, Capt. John Frederick Andrews,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
l8§IGGINS, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st
Bn. Chelmsford.
HIGGINSON, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn.
Castletown (q.v.) and wife of Gen. Sir Geo. W.
A. Higginson, G.C.B.
HIGGINSON, Knight. Gen. Sir George
Wentwortii Alexander Higginson, G.C.B. (Mil.
1903; K.C.B. 1889), served in Crimea and has
comd. Home Dist. and been Lt.-Gov. of Tower of
London, ret. 1893, and appd. Col. of Wore. Regt. :
b. 1826, mar. 1858 the above Hon. Lady Higginson.
Bes., Gyldernscroft, Gt. Marlow, Bucks.
HIGGINSON, Knight's Widow. Lady II.
(Olivia Nichola, dau. of Conway It. Dobbs, Esq.),
mar. 1854, as 2nd wife, Sir Jas. M. Higginson,
K.C.B., formerly Gov. of Mauritius (d. 1885).
Res., Connellmore, Newbridge, Co. Kildare.
HIGGINSON, Capt. Cecil Pickford, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shropsb. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Brig.-Maj. 2nd Inf. Brig. Aldershot Array Corps :
b. 1866. Bes., Aldershot.
HIGGINSON, Hon. Mrs. Conway, dau. of 4th
Bn. Castlemaine.
HIGHAM, Knight. Sir Thomas Higham,
K.C.I.E. (1902), M.I.C.E., Joint Sec. to Ind. Govt,
in Works Dept. and Insp.-Gen. of Irrigation, ent.
Pub. Works Dept. Punjab 1867: b. 1847, mar.
1885 Eliza, dau. of the late Capt. Earrant. Res.,
Calcutta and Simla.
HILDEBRAND, Arthur Hedding, CLE,
(1888), late Supt. andPolit. Officer Southern Shan
States : b. 1843.
HILDYARD, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry
John Thoroton Bihhjard,YL.C?>. (Mil. 1900-1),
Col. Highld. L.I. and Com. of troops in S. Africa,
served in Egypt 1S82, and comd. a Div. in S.
Africa 1899-1902, has been A.A.G. at Aldershot
and at Headqrs., and Comdt. Staff Coll. Camber-
ley, was in R.N. 1859-64, now a Gen. Offr.
Comdg. -in-Chief : b. 1846, mar. 1871 Annette,
dau. of the late Adm. Jas. C. Prevost. Res.,
Cape Town.
HILL, family name of Downshire Mar-
quessate. Index to that line as well as to Hill
Viscounty (Clegg-Hill) and Berwick Barony
(Noel-Hill ; see " Trevor " for Hill-Trevor) :
Hon. Anne, b. Hn. Chas. Rowl. n. Ly. Kathl. Nina, d.
Ld.Arth.Fras.H.D. Hn. Pras. Wm. h. Hn. MarySelina, u.
Hn.Arth. Regd. 11. Hn.Mrs.Geoffreyn.IIn. Reginald, h.
Ld. Arth. AVm. sep. Hn. Gerald Sp. H.
HILL, Baron — see compounds below.
HILL, Baronet. Sir Henry Blytii Hill, Gth
Bt. (Irel. 1779), Maj. Roy. Irish Fusiliers, now
on serv. in Egypt, was at Khartoum and on
White Nile: son of 4th Bt. and bro. of 5th,
b. 1867, sue. 1878. Heir pres., his bro. John (b.
1869 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin George Rowley H.,
b. 1864). Res., unfixed.
HILL, Knight (1). Sir Clement Lloyd Hill,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1905), K.C.M.G. (1887), late Supt. of
African Protects, and Chief of Afr. Dept. of For.
Office, has been on service at Zanzibar, Munich,
and Hayti, a memb. of Commssn. for Revision of
Slave Trade Instructns. 1881 : nephew of 2nd Vise.
Hill,b. 1845, widower.
HILL, Knight (2). Sir John (Edward) Gray
Hill, Kt. Bach. (1904), head of a legal firm in
Liverpool and Pres. of L'pool. branch of Navy
League, formerly Pres. of Incorp. Law Soc; b.
1839, mar. 1864 Caroline Emily, dau. of fhe late
G. D. Hardy, Esq. Bes., Mere Hall, Birkenhead;
Ras AbouKharoub, Jerusalem; ckamb., l Mitre-
Ct. Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
HILL, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady H.
(Fanny Ellen, dau. of Lt.-Gen. Richd. Tickell,
C.B.), mar. 1866 Col. Sir Edward Stock Hill,
K.C.B. (d. 1902). Res., Rookwood, Llandaff,
Cardiff ; Santa Caterina, Taormina, Sicily.— (2)
Lady II. (Louisa Gordon, dau. of the late Jno. G. 1
Shiell,Esq.),mar. 1871, as2ndwife,Col. Sir Stephen
J. Hill, K.C.M.G., Gov. of Leeward Is., New-
foundld., &c. (d. 1891).
HILL, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son. Rt.
Hon. Lord Arthur William Hill, P.C. (G-t. Br.
1885), a D.L. for Down, an M.P. 1880-98, late
Comptroller of the Household (3rd time), is Hon.
Col. 5th Batt. Roy. Irish Rifles (Mil.), formerly |
Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. : son of 4th M. of Down-
shire and uncle of present Peer ; b. 1846, mar.
1877, 2nd wife, Annie, dau. of Jas. Forteseue-
Harrison, Esq. (Lady Arthur Hill). Res., Bin-
field Manor, Bracknell, Berks.
HILL, Viscount. Rowland Richard Clegg-
Hill, 4th Vise. (U.K.) and a Bt., formerly Capt.
i 3rd Batt. Warwicks. Regt. (Mil.) : son of 3rd V. ;
' b. Feb. 12, 1863; sue. 1895 (O.) ; mar. 1890 Annie
I Edith, dau. of William Irwin, Esq. Seat,
Hawkstone Pk., Shrewsbury,
i Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1727- TJ.K. : Bn. Hill of
I Almarez, Hawkstone, and Hardwicke, 1816; Vise. Hill,
1842.— Gen. Sir Rowland Hill. 4th Bt., G.C.B., a distin-
guished General in the Peninsular War, later on made
Commander-in Chief, was awarded the Barony and then
the Viscounty (the former at first in 1814, hut renewed
1816 with remainder to nephews). The 3rd Vise, assumed
the additional name of Clegg (that of his mother). The
Rev. Rowland Hill, of Surrey Chapel, was a brother
of the 2nd and 3rd Bts. Sir Rowland Hill, K.C^B.,
F.R.S., the famous Secretary to the Post Office, was the
son of a commoner, Thos. Wright Hill, quite uncon-
nected with this house.
Titled Relatives.
(Clegs-mi.)
Issue of 3rd V. (bro., half-bros., &c., of present) :
By 1ST IIRRGE.
(Present Viscount, b. 1863.)
Hon. Francis William C.-H., heir pres. to Viscounty,
b. 1866, mar. i;os Caroline Anne, dau. of the late
Capt. Frank Corbett (Hon. Mrs. Francis C.-H.)
BY 2ND JIRRGE.
Hon. Charles Rowland C.-TL, 2nd heir, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Capt. 4th Batt. Roy. Welsh Fus. (Mil., prev. 1st
Batt.), served in S. Africa 1899-1902: h. 1876, mar.
1903 Mildred, dau. of Thos. Bulteel.Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Charles C.-H.).
Hon. Arthur Reginald C.-H, late Lieut. 3rd Batt.
Chesh. Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1902: b. 1877,
mar. 1905 Evelyn Hilda Sinclair, dau. of the late
Rev. W. C. Bell (Hon. Mrs. Arthur C.-H.)
Hon. Gerald Spencer C.-H., served in S. Africa 1900-1
with Imper. Yeom., b. 1870.
Hon. Evelyn Isabella, now lion. Mrs John Heathcots,
b. iOco, mar. 1905 Jno. Justian //., Esq.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Viscount, b. 1833, d. 1895.)
Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Hill (Frances Jessie, dau. of the
late Rev. the Hon. Arth. C. Talbot, son of 2nd
Earl Talbot, and widow of Walter de Winton, Esq.),
mar. 1880 the late Capt. Hon. Geoffrey Richard
Clegg Hill (d. 1891 ; " Clegg" in this instance is a
Christian name). Res., Englemere Wood, Ascot.
HILL, Arthur, CLE. (1903), M.I.C.E.,
Executive Engr., ist grade, Bombay Presidency :
b. 1858. Address, Works Dept., The Secretariat,
Bombay.
HILL, Col. Augustus West. C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Welsh Regt. ; Zululd. 1879, and Boer War 1900-1,
now comdg. 4istRegtl. Dist. at Cardiff : b. 1853.
Res., The Barracks, Cardiff; Bella Vista, Bordi-
ghera, Italy.
HIL
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HILL, Capt. Charles Glencairn, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Eoy. Berks. Regt.; S.Africa 1899-1901,
now with S. Afr. Constab.: b. 1872.
HILL, Claude Hamilton Archer, CLE.
(1904), Dep. Sec. Foreign Dept., India, late Under
Sec. Home Dept. and Priv. Sec. to Gov of Bom-
bay : b. 1866. Res., Calcutta.
HILL, Edward Bernard Lewin, C.B. (Civ.
1897), late Assist. Sec. G.P.O., where he was
empld. 1855-99 : b. 1834. Res., Eastwood House,
Haldon, Essex.
HILL, CoJ. Felix Frederic, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Ir. Fus. ; Soudan 1884, and S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. i860.
HILL, Capt. Frank William Rowland,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Fus.; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1900, now in Ordn. Dept. : b. 1875.
HILL, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1899), I.A., Lushai
1889, 2nd Miranzai, Chitral Relief, and Tirah
1897 : b. 1856.
HILL, Col. Joseph, C.B. (Civ. 1904), Hon.
Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. Northants.
Regt. (Mil.), was High Sheriff of the Co. 1885 : b.
1850. Besl. "Wollaston Hall, Wellingborough.
HILL, Maj. Thomas Henry, OLE. (1901),
I.M.S. retd., late Sen. Assist. Surg. Bengal : b.
1844. Res. , 4 Tavistock PI. , W.C.
HILL, Vincent Walker, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), General Manager S.E. and Chatham Rail.
HILL, Col. William Alexander, C.B. (Civ.
1897), a D.L. for Gloucestersh., late Hon. Col.
and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. Glou?. R<=gt.
(Mil.) : b. 1846. Res., Tovil House, nr. Maidstone.
HILL (CLEGG-), family name of Hill Vis-
county, see Index to " Hill."
HILL (NOEL-j, family name of Berwick
Baronv, see same Index.
HILL (SALE-), Knight. Gen. Sir Rowley
Sale Sale-Hill, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), Col. 1st
Gurkha Rifles, LA. Supernum. List; served
in Mutiny, Bhutan, Hazara 1868, Malay Periins.,
Afghanistan 1878-80, comd. Akka Expedn. 1883-4:
b. 1839 (gt. grandson of 1st Bt., Hill), mar. 1873
Caroline Sophia, dau. of Lt.-Col. Robt. H. £'ale,
H.E.I.C.S., assumed name of Sale 1889. Res.,
Ellerslie House, Earl's Avenue, Folkestone.
HILL of ALMAREZ &c, Baron {U.K. 1816),
see "Hill, Vise."
HILL of KILWARLIN, Baron tfrel. 1717),
see "Downshire, M. of."
HILLIARD, Maj. Maurice Alfred, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Mtd. Inf. in S. Afr. War 1900:
b. 1863. Res., Kensington, Sydney, N.S.W.
HILLIER, Knight. Sir Walter Caine HiUier,
K.C.M.Q. (1897), C.B. (Civ. 1903), late Cons.-Gen.
in Corea (1891-6) and Chinese Sec. to Brit. Lega-
tion at Peking, late Acting 1st Sec. to same,
has been in Consular Serv. from 1867: b. 1849.
Res., Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank, Lombard
St., E.C.
HILLIER, Edwaed Guy, C.M.G. (1904),
Manager of Peking Branch of Hong Kong and
Shanghai Bank, rendered public serv. in China
1895-9 : b. 1857.
HILLINGDON, Baron. Charles William
Mills, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., a partner in
Glyn, Mills, and Co.'s bank, a Lieut, for City of
London and a D.L. for Kent, an M.P. 1885-92,
formerly Lieut. W. Kent Yeom. : son of 1st En. ;
b. Jan. 26, 1855; sue. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1886 Hon.
Alice Marion Harbord, dau. of 5th Bn. Suffield.
Seats, WildemeRse, Sevenoaks, Kent ; Hillingdon
Ct., TJxbridge ; town res., Camelford House, Park
Ln., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1868; Bn. Hillingdon, 1886.
I —The 1st Bn: was Sir Chas. H. Mills, 2nd Bt., M.P.
for West Kent 1868-85.
Titled Relatives.
(Mills.)
! Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
! Hon. Charles Thomas M., heir to Barony, b. 1887.
The deceased George Charles M.,b. & d. 1888.
Hon. Arthur Robert M., 2nd heir, b. 1891.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b.
i Hon. Algernon Henry M.,h. 1856, widower (having
mar. Lady Mary Frances Seymour Dawson- Darner,
who died 1895). " Res., Mapledurham, Reading.
Hon. Isabel Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Herbert Lawrence,
b. 1862, mar. i8g2 Lt.-Col. Hon. Herbert Alexander
L., son of 1st Bn. Lawrence, q.v.
Hon. Mabel Blanche, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Gren-
fM, b. 1863, mar. 1087 Chas. Molyneux G-, Esq.
Re-?., 8 Chester Sq., S.W.
Hon. Egremont John M., D.S.O. (1900-1), late Maj.
W. Kent Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa igco-i :
b. 1866. R»s., 17 Stratton St., Piccadilly, W.
Hon. Violet Louisa M., b. 1872.
! Hon. Geoffrey Edward M., Extra A.D.C. to Gov. of
Madras, late Lieut. W. Kent Imper. Yeom. : b. 1875,
mar. 1301 Grace Victoria, dau. of the Hon. Hunger-
ford T. Boddam, Judge of the High Ct., Madras
(Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey M.). Res., 18 Portman St., W.
HILLINGDON, Baron's Widow. TheDowager
Lady H, nee Lady Louisa Isabella Lascelles, dau.
of 3rd E. of Harewood, b. 1830, mar. 1853 1st Bn.
I Hiliingion (then Sir Chas. Mills, Bt. ; d. 1898).
I Res., Wildemesse, Sevenoaks.
I HILLS, Maj. Edmond Herbert, C.M.G. (1902),
R.E. retd., assisted the Chile- Argentine Arbitra-
tors, late a D.A.Q.M.G. at War Office: b. 1864.
I Res., 32 Prince's Gdns., S.W.
HILLSBOROUGH, Earl of (by courtesy— -title
trel. 1751, Gt. Br. 1772), elder son and heir of
M. of Downshire (q.v.), this being the Imper.
title by which he sits. Viscount H. (Irel. 1717)
is also a title of the Marquessate.
HILSTON, Duncan, C.B. ^Civ. 1902), M.D.,
i Insp.-Gen. of Hosps. and Fleets R.N. retd. (1897) ;
! N.Z. 1864, Abyss. 1867, now an Hon. Phys. to
i H.M. : b. 1837. Res., Chewtcn Lodge, Christ-
i church, Hants.
HIME, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Lt.-Col. Rt.
Hon. Sir Albert Henry Hime, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1902), K.C.M.G. (1900), F.R.C.I., Hon. Lt.-Col.
R.E. retd., late Prem. and Min. of Lands and
Works in Natal, formerly Colon. Engr. and Acting
Colon. Sec, M.E.C., M.L.C., and M.L.A., served
in Zulu War 1879 and was empld. in Bermuda
1869-71 : b. 1842, mar. 1866 Josephine, dau. of the
late J. Searle. Esq. Res., 61 Burton Ct., Chelsea,
j S.W.
I HINCHINGBROOKE, Viscount (Eng. 1660),
j a title of the Sandwich Earldom borne by the
j heir when a son (title often variously misspelt).
HINDE, Surg. -Maj .-Gen. George Langford,
J C.B. (Mil. 1885), Army Med. Dept. retd. (1892) ;
! Crimea. Canada, Transvaal, and Soudan 1835 : b.
I 1832. Res., 87 Gordon Rd., Ealing, W.
HINDE, Lady Jane Selina Elizabeth, dau.
1 of 2nd E. of Kilmorey.
HINDE, Col. John Henry Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), formerly Bord. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1900,
late comdg. 10th Regtl. Dist., retd. 1905: b. 1847.
Res., St. Margaret's, Herringneet, Lowestoft.
HINDENBURG, Hon. Mrs. Herbert von,
niece of 10th E. of Kinnoull.
HINDLIP, Baron. Charles Allsopv, 3rd Bn.
(U.K.) and a Bt., B.A., F.R.C.I., a D.L. for
Worcestersh., late 2nd Lieut. 8th Hussars, Capt.
Wore. Mil., and Extra A.D.C. to Gov. of Victoria,
Directory of Peerage, HOB
360 HIN
served in S. Africa 1900 : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Sept.
22, 1877; sue. 1897 (C); mar. 1904 Agatha
Lilian, dau. of Jno. C. Thvnne, Esq., grandson of
2nd M. of Bath. Seats, Hindlip Hall, Worcester;
Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ashbourne, Derbysh. ; town res.,
33 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1S80 ; Bn. Hindlip, 1886.—
Sir Henry Allsopp, 1st Bt., M.P. for East Worcester-
shire 1874-80, was created 1st Bn. The 2nd Peer was also
an M.P., having represented East Staffordshire and
Taunton.
Titled Relatives.
(Allsopp.)
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of present,
himself sole surviving issue of 2nd) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1842, d. 1857.)
Hon. William Henry A., heir pres. to Barony, M. A.,
an underwriter at Lloyd's, formerly M aj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. iu Wore. Mil. : b. 1843, mar. 1880, butmrrge.
annulled.
Hon. George Higginson A., 2nd heir, M.A., M.P. for
Worcester (C.), a D.L. for Cos. Derby and Stafford,
a Dir. of Allsopp and Sons, formerly Lieut. Wore.
Yeom. and Chnm. of Burton Sch. Bd., twice Mayor
of the borough : b. 1845, mar. 1895 Lady Mildred
Georgiana Ashley, dau. of 8th E. of Shaftesbury.
Res., 8 Hereford Gdns., Park Ln., W.
Hon. Ranulph A., Major R.A. retired (served in
Egypt i832), late Lt.-Col. Hon. Artill. Co. : b. i8i8,
mar. 1898 Margaret, dau. of the late Wm. Wbitbrea'd,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Ranulph A.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Frances Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Melville
Moore, b. 1850, mar. 1877 Rev. Melville Russell M.
Res., 2 Albemarle Villas, Stoke, Devonport.
Hon. Elizabeth Sydney, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Walker, b. 1852, mar. 1874 Thos. Eades IF., Esq.,
late M.P. Res., Linden House, 7 Linden Gdns.,
Notting Hill, W.
Hon. Herbert Tongue A., late Capt. 10th Hussars,
served in Afghan and Suakin Campaigns : b. 1855,
mar. 1891 Edith Mary, dau. of Haughton C. Oke-
over, Esq., bro. -in-law of 4th Bn. W'aterpark (Hon.
Mrs. Herbert A.). Res., AValton Bury, Stafford.
Hon. Frederic Ernest A., late Capt. R.A., served in
Afghan (1879-81), Suakin, and Burmese Campaigns :
b. 1857. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Alfred Percy A., a Dir. of Gt. Centr. Rail.,
a D.L. for Staffordsh., an M.P. 1887-95, twice Mayor
of Worcester : b. 1861, mar. 1800 Lilian Maud, dau.
of Rev. Jno. S. Chesshire (Hon. Mrs. Percy A.).
Res. , Battenhall Mount, Worcester.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Mildred Georg. A., see Hon. George above.
HINDLIP, Barons' Widows. (1) TheDowager
Lady H. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wm. Tongue,
Esq.), mar. 1839 Hy. Allsopp, Esq., aftds. istBn.
Hindlip (d. 1887). Bes., Hadsor, Droitwich,
Wore.— (2) The Lady H. (Georgiana Millicent,
dau. of the late Chas. R. Palmer-Morewood,
Esq.), mar. 1868 2nd Bn. Hindlip (d. 1897). Bes..
33 Hill St., with Peer.
HINDSON, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 25th Bn.
Dunboyne.
HINE, Bishop— see " Zanzibar."
HINGLEY, Baronet. Sir George Benjamin
Hingley, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1893), a Co. Aid. for
Woreestersh. : son of the late Hezekiah Hingley,
elder bro. of 1st Bt. ; b. 1850, sue. 1905 (by special
remainder) . Heir pres., his bro. Henry Montagu
(b. 1854; no 2nd heir). Seats, Hathcrton Lodge,
Wore, nr. Cradley Heath ; High Park, Droitwich.
HINGSTON, Knight. Hon. Sir William
Hales Hingston, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.D., D.C.L.,
L.L.D., F.R.C.S., a Senator of the Canad. Domin.,
Pres. of various Canadian medical bodies, Fell,
of Roy, Med. Soc. of London, Prof, of Clin. Surg,
at Laval Univ., twice Mayor of Montreal :
b, 1829, mar, 1876 Margaret Josephine, dau. of
Hon. D- A. Maodonald, Lt.-Gov. of Ontario.
Bes,, 882 Shsrbrooke St., Montreal; Varennes,
Quebec.
HINGSTON, George, I.S.O. (1903), Collector
of Customs, Glasgow: b. 1839.
HINTON, Viscount {Eng. 1706), a title of the
Poulett Earldom (q.v.), used as a courtesy-title
of the eld. son.
HIPPISLEY, Col. Richard Lionel, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), R.E. ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-
1902, latter as Dir. of Telegs., now comdg. R.E.
Scott. Dist. and Ch. Engr. Scott. Comd. : b. 1853.
Bes., Edinburgh, and 33 Grosvenor Rd., S.W.
HIPWELL, Col. Alfred George, C.B. (Mil.
iqo2), M.A., barrister -at -law ; A.S.C., S. Africa
1899-1902, Dir. of Supplies (Col. on the Staff)
1902-4: b. 1853. Address, c/o Sir C. R, M-Grigor,
Bt., and Co., 25 Charles St., St, James's Sq., S.W.
HITCHING (BROOKE-), Knight. Sir Thomas
Henry Brooke-Hitching , Kt. Bach. (1902), a Comm.
Councilman for the City and L.C.C., an Aid. of
Marylebone, Sheriff of London 1903, managing dir.
of Hitchings Ltd., baby-carriage manufacturers :
b. 1858, mar. 1878 Sarah Kussuth, dau. of David
Brook, Esq., assumed name of Brook 1903, and
then changed the spelling to Brooke. Bes., St.
Lawrence Hall, Ventnor, I.W. ; Dormans Pk.,
Surrey, nr. East Grinstead; 11 Portland PI., W.
HO AD, Col. John Charles, C.M'.G. (1901),
Victorian Loe. Forces in S. Africa 1899-1900, now
D.A.G. and Ch. Staff Offr. of Commonwth.
Forces : b. 1856.
HOARE, Baronet of Annabella. Sir Sydney
James O'Bryen Hoare, 6th Bt. {Irel. 1784),
formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Middx. Regt.
(Mil.) : son of 5th Bt., b. i860, sue. 1904, mar.
1896 Mabel O'Bryen, dau. of the late Maj.
O'Bryen Taylor. -£f«Y, his son Edward O'Bryen
(b. 1898 ; 2nd heir, next son, Terence O'Bryen, b.
1904). Bes., 4 Carmalt Gdns., Putney, S.W.
HOARE, Baronet of Sidestrand. Sir Samuel
Hoare, istBt. {U.K. 1899), M.A., M.P. for Norwich
(C), a Lieut, for City of London, a memb. of the
House of Laymen and Gov. of Guy's Hosp., late
a partner in Barnetts, Hoares, and Co.'s bank:
son of the late J. Gumey Hoare, Esq., b. 1841,
mar. 1866 Katharine Louisa Hart, dau. of Richd.
Vaughan Davis, Esq. Heir, his son Samuel John
Gurney (b. 1880; 2nd heir, next son, Oliver
Vaughan Gurney, b. 1882). Seat, Sidestrand Hall,
Cromer.
HOARE, Baronet of Stourhead. Sir Henry
Hugh Arthur Hoare, 6th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1786),
formerly Lieut, in Beds. Regt. (Mil.) : 1st cousin
of 5th Bt., and son of the late Hy. Arthur Hoare,
Esq. ; b. 1865, sue. 1894, mar. 1887 Alda, dau.
of Wm. H. P. Weston, Esq., and granddau. of
Sir Jno. H. Lethbridge, 3rd Bt. Heir, his son
Henry Colt Arthur (b. 1888; 2nd heir, latter's
3rd cousin Peter Arthur Marsham H., b. 1869).
Seats, Stourhead, Bath ; Oxenham, Okehampton,
Devon ; Wavendon, Wobum, Beds.
HOARE, Bishop— see "Victoria (Hong Kong)."
HOBART {pron. Hubbard), Baron {Gt. Br.
1728), a title of the Buckinghamshire Earldom
(q.v. for Lady H.), borne (as "Lord") by the
heir when a son. (Fam. name Hobart- Hampden, or
//. -H. -Mercer- Henderson.)
HOBART, Hon. Lady, dau. of istBn. Kesteven
(q.v.) and wife of following.
HOBART, Knight. Sir Robert Henry Hobart,
K.C.V.O. (1900), C.B. (Civ. 1885), LL.B., a D.L.
for Cos. London, Middx., and Hants., four times
Priv. Sec. to Cabinet Ministers and other otficials ;
b. 1836 (grandson of 3rd E. of Buckinghamshire),
mar. 1869 the above Hon. Lady Hobart. Bes.,
HOB
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Langdown, Hythe, Southampton ; 54 Chester Sq.,
S.W.
HOBART, Gaot. Claud Verb Cavendish,
D.S.O. (1898), Gren. Gds. ; Uganda 1897-9 and
S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1870 (son of preceding).
Res., Shipley PL, Horsham, Sussex; 19 Ashley
PL, Victoria St., S.W.
HOBBS, Lt.-Col. George Radley, C.M.G.
(1901), Ordn. Offr. in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1853.
HOBBS, Lt.-Col. Percy Eyre Francis, C.M.G.
1901), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1900. late a Ch.
nstr. in Sch. of Instr. A.S.C., b. 1865. Res.,
Holmesdale, Sth. Farnborough, Hants.
HOBBS, Lieut. Reginald Francis Arthur,
D.S.O. (1902), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902, Somalild.
1903-4: b. 1878.
HOBDAY, Maj.-Gen. Thomas Francis, C.B.
(Mil. 1897), I.A., Afghn. 1878-9, late Comsry.-
Gen.-in-Ch. for India : b. 1847.
HOBHOUSE, Baronet. Sir Charles Parry
Hobliouse, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1812), formerly a Judge j
of High Ct. of Calcutta, an M.L.C of Bengal, |
and a Memb. of the Viceroy's Council : son of the
late Henry W. Hobhouse, Esq., and nephew of
2nd Bt. (created Bn. Broughton, on whose decease
the Peerage became extinct) ; b. 1825, sue. 1869,
mar. 1868, 2nd wife, Anna Maria, dau. of Alex.
Sawers, Esq., of Calcutta. Heir, his son Lt.-Col.
Charles Edward Henry H., M.P. {L.; b. 1862;
2nd heir, next son, Reginald Arthur, b. 1878).
Seat, The Manor House, Monkton Farleigh,
Bradford-on-Avon, "Wilts.
HOBHOUSE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Henry
Hobhouse, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902), M A, M.P. for E.
Somerset {L.U.) and Chmn. C.C. (for entire Co.),
Recorder of "Wells, an Ecclesiast. Commissr. (un-
paid) , and a memb. of Roy. Commssn. on Secon-
dary Education: b. 1854, mar. 1880. Res.,
Hadspen House, Castle Cary R.S.O., Somerset.
HOBLEY, Charles "William, C.M.G. (1904),
A.M.I.C.E., Assist. Dep. Commissr. in E. Afr.
Protectorate. Res., Mombasa.
HOCHBERG, Countess Fritz of, dau. of 1st
Bn. Fermoy.
HOCHEPIED, Baron de. Elbert Adrian
"William de-Hochepied-Larpent, 10th Bn. (Frei-
herr— Hungary 1704, by Leopold, Emp. of Ger-
many ; remainder to male or female) : son of 9th
Bn., b. 1900, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his gt. uncle
Maj.-Gen. Lionel Henry dc-H.-L. (b. 1834: 2nd
heir, latter's son, Lionel William Peppe, b. 1877).
Res., Myrtle Grove, Portishead, Bristol.
HOCHEPIED, Baron's "Widow. Baroness
De H. (Elizabeth Cowill, dau. of Geo. "Withy-
combe, Esq.), mar. 1897 9th Bn. de Hoehepied (d.
1903). Res., with infant Bn.
HOCKING, Knight. Sir Henry Hicks Hocking,
Kt. Bach. (1895), B.A., B.C.L., late Attorn.-Gen.
of Jamaica, formerly of W. Australia, where,
and at Gibraltar, he was for a time Ch. Just. : b.
1842, mar. 1874 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of E. A.
Pittis, Esq. Res., 50 Palace Gdns. Terr., Kens.,
W.; chamb., 3 Pump Ct., Temple, E.G.
HODDING, Lt.-Col. John, CLE. (1903), V.D.,
Coindt. Behar Light Horse: b. 1854. Res., Ma-
zufferpore, Bengal.
HODGE (HERMON-), Baronet. Sir Robert
Trotter Hermon-Hodge, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902),
M.A., M.P. (C.) for Henley or South Div. of
Oxfordsh., a Co. Aid., Lt.-Col. comdg. Oxfdsh.
Imper. Yeom. : son of Geo. W. Hodge, Esq., of
Newcastle; b. 1851, mar. 1877 Frances Caroline,
dau. of Edward Hermon, Esq., assuming her name
same year (licensed 1903"). Heir, his son Roland
Hermon (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, Robert
Edward Udny, b. 1882). Seat, Wyfold Court,
Reading.
HODGES, Bishop— see under " Durham."
HODGINS, John George, I.S.O. (1903), M.A.,
LL.D., F.R.G.S., a barrister of Canada, Librarian
and Historiographer to Educn. Dept., Ontario,
formerly Capt. Queen's Own Canadn. Rifles ; b.
1821. Res., 92 Pembroke St., Toronto.
HODGSON, Knight. Sir Frederic Mitchell
Hodgson, K.C.M.G. (1899), V.D., Gov. of Brit.
Guiana, prev. of Gold Coast and Barbados, has
been in Post Office both at home and in Brit.
Guiana: b. 1851, mar. 1883 Mary Alice, dau. of
the late Wm. A. G. Young, Esq., C.M.G. Ser.,
Govt. House, Georgetown, Demerara.
HODGSON, Knight's "Widow. Lady 77.
(Emily Sarah, dau. of Jno. Blackmore, Esq.),
mar. 1892, as 2nd wife, Sir Edward Matt.
Hodgson, Kt. Bach. (d. 1904). Res., Preswylfa,
Cambridge Rd., E. Cowes, I.W.
HODGSON, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of 5th
Bn. Walsingham.
HODGSON, Lieut. George Cecil, D.S.O.
(1904), LA., Thibet: b. 1877.
HODGSON, Lady Honora Janet (Lady
" Nora "), dau. of 9th E. of Cork and Orrery.
HODGSON, Thomas, I.S.O. (1902), First-class
Clk. Scott. Educn. Dept : b. 1848. Res., Dover
House, Whitehall, S.W.
HODOUL, Francois, C.M.G. (1901), formerly
and for some years an M.L.C. of the Seychelles :
b. 1824. Res., St. Antoine Estate, Seychelles.
HODSON, Baronet. Sir Robert Adair Hod-
son, 4th Bt. {Irel. 1787), Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
comdg. 4th Batt. Roy. Irish Fus. (Mil.), and a
D.L. for Wicklow : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1853,
sue. 1888. Heir pres., his bro. Richard Edmond
(b. 1856 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Edmond Adair,
b. 1893). Seat, Holybrooke House, Bray, Co.
Wicklow ; Green Park, Mullingar, Co.Westmeath.
HODSON, Baronet's Widow. Lady H.
(Meriel Anne, dau. of the late Rev. Richd.
Neville), mar. 1852 Sir Geo. F. J. Hodson, 3rd
Bt. (d. 1888). Res., Holybrooke House, as above.
HODSON, Charles William, C.S.I. (1905),
Acting Sec. to Works Dept. (Rails) of Ind. Govt.
HODSON, Maj. George Benjamin, D.S.O.
(1902), LA., Egypt, Burma 1885-7, Hazara 1891,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, S. Nigeria 1901-2 : b. 1863.
HOERNLE, Augustus Frederick Rudolf,
OLE. (1897), Ph.D., late Princ. of Calcutta Mad-
rasah, author of works on Ind. languages: b.
1841. Res., 8 Northmoor Rd., Oxford.
HOFFMEISTER, William, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), M.D., formerly Surg.-Apothecary to Queen
Victoria, is Med. Offr. of Health at Cowes : b.
1843. Res., Clifton House, Cowes, I.W.
HOGG, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Ad am George
Forbes Hogg, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), LA., served in
Persia 1857, Mutiny, China i860, Abyssinia 1867-S,
Afghanistan 1878-9, is Col. 105th Mahratta L.I. ,
was Polit. Offr. at Aden 1885-90 : b. 1836, mar.
1893 Emily Anne M'Mahon, dau. of Sir Carey
J. Knyvett, K.C.B. Res., Strathdon, Silver-
dale Rd., Eastbourne.
HOGG, Knight (2^1. Sir Frederick Russell
Hogg, K.C.I.E. (1888), C.S.I. (1887), formerly Dir.-
Gen. of Indian Post Office and a partner in the
City firm of Hogg, Curtis, and Co. : bro. of 1st
Bn. Magheramome, b. 1836, mar. 1885, 2nd wife
(1st divorced), Harriet Venn, dau. of the late
Wm. Stephens Dicken, Esq. Club, Travellers'.
HOGG, Knight (3). Sir Stuart Saunders
Hogg, Kt. Bach. (1876), formerly Commissi', of
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HOL
Police and Chmn. of Magistrates at Calcutta : bro.
of preceding and of 1st Bn. Magheramorne, b.
1833, mar. i860 Selina Catherine, dau. of the late
Et. Hon. Sir Thos. Erskine Perry. Bes., Villa
Celine. Beaulieu, France.
HOGG, Priv. Counc. Et. Hon. Jonathan
Hogg, P.C. {Irel. 1902), a D.L. for Dublin, head
of Wm. Hogg and Co., merchants, and a Dir. of
the Bank of Ireld. : b. 1847, mar. 1876. lies.,
Stratford, Orwell Ed., Eathgar, Dublin.
HOGG, Maj .-Gen. Georg e Craavford, C.B. (Mil.
1896), I. A. Supermini. List; Afghn. 1879-80,
late comdg. a 2nd class Dist. Bombay, was
Q.M.G. there 1891-5, now Col. 34th Toona
Horse : b. 1842. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
HOGG, Maj. Ian Graham, D.S.O. (1904), 4th
Hussars; S. Africa 1901, S. Nigeria 1902-4: b.
1875 (grandson of 1st Bt., Magheramorne Bny.).
HOGG (M'GAEEL-), family name of Mag-
heramorne Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
HOGGE, Col. Arthur Fountains, C.B. (Mil.
1904), I.A., Mahsud Waziri 1881, Hazara 1888,
Chitral Belief, Thibet : b. 1850.
HOGGE, Col. John William, C.B. (Mil. 1905),
CLE. (1894), LA., Afghn. 1878, Mahsud Waziri,
Hazara 1888. Waziristan 1834-5, Tochi, China
1900, is Comdt. 14th Sikhs : b. 1852.
HOGHTON— see "De Hoghton."
HOHENLOHE-LANGENBG.— sec Roy. Fam.
HO-KAI, C.M.G. (1502), M.B., M.E.C.S.,
barrister-at-law (Line. Inn), an M.L.C. of Hong
Kong : b. 1859. Bes., West Villas, Hong Kong.
HOKKAIDO, Bishop of. Et. Eev. Philip
Kemball Ft/son, D.D., ord. 1871, cons. 1896 one
of the Missnry. Bps. in Japan.
HOLBECH, Bishop -see " St, Helena."
HOLBOEEOW, Col. Willi a m Hilli er, C.M.G.
(1896), comdg. 3rd Eegt. N.S.W. Infantry.
HOLBEOOK, Lieut. Leonard Stanley,
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), B.N., one of the Nav.
Gd. of Honour at Diamond J ubilee and also at
funeral of late Queen : b. 1882.
HOLCEOFT, Baronet. Sir Charles Holcroft,
1st Bt. {U.K. 1905), was influential in establish-
ing Birmingham Univ.
HOLDEN, Baronet. Sir Angus Holden^nd Bt.
{U.K. 1893), a partner in I. Holden and Sens,
wool-combers, Bradford, of which borough (now
city) he has four times been Mayor, late an M.F.:
son of 1st Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1897, mar. i860
Margaret, dau. of the late Danl. Illingworth,
Esq. Heir, his son Ernest Illingworth (b.
1867 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Angus William
Eden, b. 1898). Seat, Nun Appleton, Bolton
Percy E.S.O., Yorks. ; town res., Queen Anne's
Mansns., Westmr., S.W.
HOLDEN", Maj. Edavard Charles Shuttle-
worth, D.S.O. (1900-1), Deib. Imper. Yeom. ;
S. Africa 1900: b." 1865. Bes., The Cottage,
Doveridge, Derby.
HOLDEN, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st Bn.
Annaly.
HOLDER, Baronet. Sir John Charles Holder,
1st Bt. ( U.K. 1898) , a Birmingham gentleman long
distinguished by his benefactions to local chari-
ties, a D.L. for Worcestersh., High Sheriff 1903-4:
son of the late Hy. Holder, Esq., of Malvern ; b.
1838, mar. 1872 Geraldine Augusta Baynton,dau.
of the late Jno. W. Knipe, Esq. Heir, his son
Henry Charles (b. 1874 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
John Eric Duncan, b. 1899). Seat, Pitmaston,
Moor Grn., B'ham.
I HOLDEE, Knight. Hon. Sir Frederick
I William Holder, K.C.M.G. (1902), Speaker of the
House of Eepresentatives of the Australian
Commonwealth, twice Prem. of S. Australia :
• b. 1850, mar. 1877 Julia Maria, dau. of Jno. E.
I Stephens, Esq., M.D. Bes., Wavertree, 37, North
i Terr., Kent Town, Adelaide.
HOLDEENESS, Thomas William. C.S.I.
(1898) , in I.C.S. 1873-1901, now Sec. to Eev.
Dept. India Office, has been Sec. to Govt, of N.W.
Provs. in Financ. and Jud. Depts. and Famine
and Eev. Sec. to Govt, of India: b. 1849. Bes., 11
Orme Ct., Bayswater, W.
HOLDICH, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Edward
Alan Holdich, G.C.B. (Mil. 1904; K.C.B. 1875),
served in Sutlej Campaign 1845-6, and in Kaffraria,
Burma 1853, and Mutiny; has since been D.A.G.
India and comd. Cork and Dublin Dists., now Col.
Lanes. Fus. : b. 1822, mar. 1S80, as 2nd husb.,
Emily Hallward, dau. of the late Eev. Crosbie
Morgell, and widow of Geo. G. Buckston, Esq.
Bes., 19 Onslow Sq., S.W. • ■
HOLDICH, Knight (2). Col. Sir Thomas
Hungerford Holdich, K.C.M.G. (1902), K.C.I.E.
(1897), C.B. (Mil. 1894), E.E. retd. figoo), served
in Bhutan 1865-6, Abyssinia, Afghanistan 1878-80,
Mahsud Waziri, Zhob Valley, Tirah, on Boundary
Commssns., and on the Chile- Argentine Arbitra-
tion, late Supt. Ind. Survey Dept., author of
various topographical works : b. 1843, mar. 1873
Ada Maria, dau. of Capt. J. Vanrenen. Bes., 41
Courtfield Ed., S. Kens.. S.W.
HOLDSWOETH, Maj. John Joseph, CLE.
(1899) , Comdt, United Provs. Lt. Horse, was
Hon. A.D.C. to Lord Curzon, is a landed pro-
prietor in India : b. 1844. Bes., Lehra, Gorakhpur,
United Provs.
HOLFOED, Lieut. Charles Frederick, D.S.O.
(1902) , E.A. retd. ; S. Afiica 1899-1902 : b. 1879.
HOLFOED, M*j. George Lindsay, CV.O.
(1901), CLE. (1890), 1st Life Gds., Equerry in
Waiting to H.M. and Equerry to II.E.H.
the late Duke of Clarence and Avondale : b. i860.
Bes., Westonbirt, Tctbury, Glouc. ; Dorchester
House, Park Ln., W.
HOLFOED, Maj. Jajies Henry Edavard,
D.S.O. (1901), lite 7th Hussars, now 2nd Chesh.
Vol. Engrs. ; Matabeleld. 1896 and Ashanti 1900 :
b. 1873, mar. 1901 the following.
HOLFOED, Hon. Mrs. J ames, wife of preceding
and dau. of Bn. Stalbridge.
HOLKAE, Sir Kasi Rao, Dado, Sdheb, K.C.S.I.
(1875), of Indore.
HOLKAR (late Maharaja), H. H. Sir
Shiva.ii Rao, G.C.S.I. (1887), late Maharaja
Bahadur of Indore, but abdicated in favour of
his son 1903 : b. i860. Res., Barwahai, Centr.
India.
HOLKER, Knight's Widow (remrrd.) . Lady H.
(Mary Lucia, dau. of the late Patk. M'Hugh,
Esq.), mar., 1st, 1874, as 2nd wife, Rt. Hon. Sir Jno.
Holker, Lord Just, of Appeal (d. 1882) ; 2ndly,
1894, Hv. B. Inglefield, Esq. (son of Adm. Sir E.
Inglefield, K.C.B. , F.R.S.) — retaining title by
courtesv. Bes., Colthurst, Clitheroo, Lanes.; 24
Cadogan PI., S.W.
HOLLAMS, Knight. Sir John Bottoms, Kt.
Bach. (1902), a Lieut, for City of London, memb.
of Counc. Incorp. Law Soe., partner in firm of
Hollams, Sons, and Co. : b. 1820, mar. 1845 Rice,
dau. of Eev. Eslwin Allfree. Res., Dene Pk.,
Shipbourne, Tonbridge ; 52 Eaton Sq., S.W.
HOLLAND, family name of Knutsford Vis-
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county, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Mary, see also
below.
HOLLAND, Earl of BREADALBANE and
(Scot. 1677)— see " Breadalbane, M. of."
HOLLAND, Knight. Sir William Henry
Holland, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.P. for Rotherham
(L.), a partner in the cotton-spinning firm of W.
Holland and Sons, Manchester, late an Aid. of that
city, is a Dir. of Williams Deacon's bank, and
a memb. of the Commerc. Intell. Cmttee. of Bd.
of Trade : b. 1849, mar. 1874 May, dau. of the late
James Lund, Esq., Res., Poole Hall, Nantwich ;
61 Queen's Gt., S.W.
HOLLAND, Bernard Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Priv. Sec. to Sec. for
Colonies, formerly to D. of Devonshire and has
been on several Commssns. : b. 1856 (nephew to
Vise. Knutsford). Res., 32, Kensington Sq., W.
HOLLAND, Hon. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of 1st
Bn. Denman.
HOLLAND, Com. Gerald Edward, CLE.
(1901), D.S.O. (1890), Roy. Ind. Marine; Burmese
and Chin-Lushai Expedns. 1885-90, S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. i860. Club, Oriental.
HOLLAND, Ma j. -Gen. Henry William, C.B.
(Mil. 1869), Bomb. Army rctd. (1877) 5 Abyss.
1867-8, Comsry.-Gen. 1870-7: b. 1825. Res.,
Mostyn House, Sunnyfields Rd., Hendon, N.W.
HOLLAND, Herbert Christian, M.V.O. (4th
Glass, 1905), Ch. Const, of Derbyshire.
HOLLAND, Lt.-Col. Trevenen James, C.B.
(Mil. 1868), Crimea, Persia, Mutiny, China, and
Abyss., retired 1871 ; a D.L. and Co. Aid. for
Kent and a Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus. : b.
1836. Res., Mt. Ephraim House, Tunbridge Wells.
HOLLAND, Baron LOVEL and (Gt. Br.
1762), Imper. title of E. of Egmont.
HOLLO WAY (MARTIN-), Knight's Widow.
Lady M.-H. (Sarah Ann, dau. of the late Jno.
Driver, Esq.), mar. 1857 Sir Geo. Martin-
Holloway (d. 1895), Trustee and Gov. of Roy.
Holloway Coll., first founded by a relative. Res.,
Whitmore Lodg;e, Sunninghill, Ascot.
HOLMAN, Knight. Sir Constantine TTolman,
Kt. Bach. (1904), M.D., Vice-Pres. of Brit. Med.
Assoc. and Treas. of Epsom Med. Coll. : b. 1829,
mar. i860 Marion, dau. of Wm. Street, Esq.
Res., 26 Gloucester PL, Portman Sq., W.
HOLMAN, Capt. Herbert Campbell, D.S.O.
(1901) , LA., Wuntho 1891-2, China 1900-1, now
a D.A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1869.
HOLMAN, Capt. Richard Charles, D.S.O.
(1902) , N.S.W. Mtd. Rifles; Bechuanald. 1884-5,
S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1861.
HOLMDEN, Surg.-Maj. Prank Alfred
Amphlett, D.S.O. (1900-1), M.B., Brit. S. Afr.
Police ; Matabeleld. 1893, Boer War 1899-1902,
late Surg.-Maj. of Colon. Off. Forces and a Dist.
Surg, in Nth. Borneo: b. 1861. Res., Marlpit
House, Eden Bridge, Kent.
HOLMES, Bishop— sec " Moosonee."
HOLMES, Knight (1). Sir Richard Riving-
ton Holmes, K.C.V.O. (1905), V.D., F.S.A.,
late Librarian at Windsor Castle, a Sergt.-at-
Arms to H.M., late Lt.-Col. 1st Vol. Batt.
Berks. Regt., was attached to Abyssinian Expedn.
1868 : b. 1835, mar. 1880 Evelyn, dau. of the late
Rev. Richd. Gee, D.D. Address, Slough.
HOLMES, Knight (2). Sir Robert William
Arbuthnot Holmes, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), barrister
(Ireld.), Treasury Rememb. and Dep. Paymaster
for Ireld., was Clk. of Cm. and Hanaper 1880-2 :
b. 1843, mar. 1871 Isabella, dau. of the late J. F.
Elrington, Esq., Q.C. Res., 24 Upp. Fitzwilliam
St., Dublin. |
HOLMES, Knight's Widow. Lady //. (Adela
Louisa, dau. of P. P. Zohrab, Esq., of Malta),
mar. 1847 Sir Wm. Rd. Holmes, Consul for Bosnia
1860-77 (d. 1882).
HOLMES, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Hugh
Holmes, P.C. (Irel. 1885), M.A., a Lord Justice of
Appeal (late a Judge of Qn.'s Bench), Irel., appd.
Q.C. 1877, formerly Attorn.-Gen. an M.P. 1885-7.
b. 1840, widower. Res., 3 Fitzwilliam PL, Dublin:
HOLMES, George Charles Vincent, C.V.O.
(1903), C.B. (Civ. 1904), C.E., Chum. Bd. of Pub.
Works, Ireld., formerly Ch. Mechan. Engr. at
L. & N.W. works, Crewe, and Resid. Eugr. at
construction of Vienna Internat. Exhibn. : b.
1848. Res., Dornden, Booterstown R.S.O., Co.
Dublin.
HOLMES, Lt.-Col. William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
1st Austral. Inf. Regfc, ; S. Afr. War 1899-1900,
is Sec. to Metrop. Water Supply of Sydney : b.
1862. Res., Bondi, N.S.W.
HOLMES-a' COURT— see " A'Court."
HOLMESDALE, Viscount (U.K. 1826), a title
of the Amherst Earldom, borne by the heir when
a son.
HOLM PAT RICK (written HolmPatrick) ,
Baron. Hans Wellesley Hamilton, 2nd Bn.
(U.K.), a minor : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Aug. 8, 1886 ;
sue. 1898. No present heir. Seat, Abbotstown,
Castleknock, Co. Dublin.
Creation. Bn. HolmPatrick, U. K. i8g7.-The 1st Peer
was the Rt. Hon. Ion Trant Hamilton, Lieut , of the City
and Co. of Dublin and M.P. for the latter 1863-85.
Surviving Sisters.
(Hamilton.)
Hon. Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Cec.l Anderson-
Pdham, b. 1880, mar. 1902 Capt. Cecil Hy. A.-P.-
grandson of 2nd E. of Yarborough. Res. Brix-
worth, Northampton.
Hon. Sibyl Evelyn H., b. 1882.
Hon. Winifred H., b. i384.
(Present Baron, b. 1886.)
Hon. Clare //.,b. 1888.
HOLMPATRICK, Baron's Widow. The
Lady H., prev. Lady Victoria Alexandrina
Wellesley, sist. of 3rd and 4th Dukes of Wellington
(granted rank of a Duke's dau.), b. 1847, mar.
1877 1st Bn. HolmPatrick (then Rt. Hon. Ion T.
Hamilton, M.P. ; he died 1898). Res., with
present Ba.
HOLMS, Hon. Mrs. Douglas, dau. of Bn.
Russell of Killowen.
HOLROYD, family name "of Sheffield Earl-
dom. No titled issue living.
HOLROYD, Knight (1) . Sir Charles Holroyd,
Kt. Bach. (1903), Fell, of Roy. Soc. Painter-
Etchers, Keeper of the National Gallery of
British Art (Tate Gallery), and a noted authority
on Art : b. 1861 , mar. 1891 Fannie Fetherstonhaugh,
dau. of Hon. Jno. A. Macpherson of Melbourne.
Res., Strudy House, Beechwood Avenue, Wey-
bridge, Surrey.
HOLROYD, Knight (2). Hon. Sir Edward
Dundas Holroyd, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.A., Puisne
Judge and Senior Member of the Supreme Court
Bench of the State of Victoria, appd. Q.C. (Vict.)
1879 : b. 1828, mar. 1862 Anna Maria Hoyles, dau.
of the late Henry Compton. Esq., of Totnes. Res.,
Fernacres, East St. Kilda, Melbourne.
HOLSTEIN— see Royal Family.
HOLT, Lady Mary Florence, dau. of 12th E.
of Meath.
HOLT, Maj. Maurice Percy Cue, D.S.O.
(1902), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1902 : b. 1862. Res.,
Dublin.
HOLT, Col. William John, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
Roy. W. Surrey Regt. rctd. (1896) ; Abyss. 1867-8,
364
HOL
Directory of Peerage,
HOO
Burma 1886-8, has comd. two Eegtl. Dists. : b.
1839, Res., 111 The Avenue, West Ealing, W.
HOLZMANN, Knight. Sir Maurice Holzman n ,
K.C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Civ. 1897), I.S.O. (1903),
Sec. and Clerk of Counc. to Duchy of Cornwall
and a Memb. of Counc. of H.E.H. the Prince of
Wales, an Extra Groom-in- Waiting to H.M. :
b. 1835. Address, St. James's Palace, S.W.
HOME, late family name (now Douglas- Home) j
of the Earldom of that title and still borne by
issue of the 11th E.
HOME, Baronet. Sir James Home, nth Bt,
{Scot. 1671), formerly Lieut. Black Watch (served
in Egypt 1882-5) : son of 10th Bt. (Sir George
Home-Speirs, b. 1861, sue. 1887, mar. 1892 Amy
Eliza, dau. of the late Wm. Arth. Green, Esq.,
of San Francisco. Heir pres., his bro. John (b.
1872; 2nd heir, latter's son George, b. 1904).
Res., 28 Cranley Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.— For Bt.'s
Widow see " Speirs (Home-)."
*#* The name Speirs, assumed by 10th Bt. in 1878,
has been dropped by his successor (himself called in
some 'Peerages' the 10th, but 'Burke' gives names
of ten predecessors).
HOME, Earl of. Charles Alexander
Douglas-Home, 12th Earl {Scot.), sits as Bn.
Douglas {U.K.); K.T. (1899), V.D., M.A., Lord
Lieut, of Lanarks. and formerly of Berwicks., now
a D.L. for latter and for Co. of City of Glasgow,
is Hon. Col. Lanarks. Imper. Yeom. and 3rd
Batt. Cameronians (Mil.), also Brig.-Gen. of Eoy.
Co. of Archers, late an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria :
son of nth E. ; b. April 11, 1834; sue. 1881 (C.) ;
assumed name of Douglas 1877 ; mar. 1870 Maria,
dau. of the late Capt. Chas. C. Grey, E.N. Seats,
The Hirsel, Coldstream, Berwickshire ; Douglas
Castle, Lanarks. (Bothwell Castle let.)
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Home, 1473 ; E. of Home and
Bn. Dunglass, 1605. U.K. : Bn. Douglas (of Douglas),
1875.— Sir Alex. Home, Ambassador from Scotland 10
England, was the 1st Ld. Home. The 3rd Ld. was one of
the leadersiat Flodden Field, but he afterwards embraced
the English side as against the Regent Albany, and for
this he was executed as a traitor. The 6th Ld., who had
accompanied James VI. to England, obtained the Earl-
dom, and the nth Earl was made a U.K. Peer. See
" Home," fam. name, on the variations below.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present {12th) E. (name Douglas-Home) :
Lady Mary Elizabeth Margaret, now The Lady
GUI ford, b. 1871, mar. 1895 the late Lord G. (d. 1905),
eld. son of 4th E. of Clanwilliam, q.v.
Lord Dunglass, heir to Earldom: Charles Cos-
patrick Archibald D.-H., a D.L. for Lanarks. and
Maj. Lanarks. Imper. Yeoin., b. 1873, mar. 1902
Lilian, dau. of Hon. P. W. Lambton, M.P., and
niece of present E. of Durham. Res., Spring Hill,
Coldstream, Berwicks. Son :
Hon. Alexander Frederic D.-H., 2nd heir, b. 1903.
Hon. D.-H. (dau.), b. 1905.
Lady Beatrix Lucy, now Lady B. Dundas, b. 1876,
mar. 1899 Capt. Henry H. Philip D., son of Sir
Robt. Dundas, 1st Bt. of Aruiston. Res., Barton
Blount, Derby.
Lady Margaret Jane D.-H., b. i83o.
Lady Issobel Charlotte D.-H., b. 1882.
Surviving issue of nth E. (bros. and sists. of
present— name Home) :
(Present Earl, b. 1834.)
Hon. James Archibald IT., B.A., barrister-at-law,
a D.L. for Berwicks. : b. 1837. Res., Bonkyl
Lodge, Duns, Berwicks. (with Hon. George and
two unmrrd. sists.): 66 Curzon St., Ma.yfair, W.
Maj. -Gen. Hon. William Sholto //., formerly Col.
Gren. Gds., served in Egypt 1882, and Suakin
Expedn. 1885, now retired: b. 1842. Rss., Cliveden
Chambs. , 105 Mount St. , W.
Lady Elizabeth Ele-.inora H., b. 1844. Res., see above.
Lady Ada, now Lady A. He pburna- Scott, b. 1846, mar.
1880 Hon. Henry Robert H.-S., son of 7th Bn.
Polwarth, q.v.
Hon. Cospatrick H, Hon. Lt.-Col. (late Maj.) Edin-
burgh L.I. Mil., formerly Capt. 1st Batt. Rifle
Brigade : b. 1848. Club, Nay. and Mil.
Lady Charlotte Lucy if., b. 1850. Res., see above.
Hon. George Douglas H., formerly Lieut. Lanarks.
Yeom., b. 1853. Res., with Hon. James as above.
HOME, Knight. Sir Anthony Dickson Home,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1874), 3Jf (1857), M.D., Surg.-Gen.
retd. (1887) ; served in Crimea, Mutiny, China,
N.Z., and Ashanti, and has been Princ. Med. Offr.
in Cyprus, India, &e, : b, 1826, mar. 1858 Jessey
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thos. P. L. Hallett,
Esq. Res., 7 Palace Gdns. Terr., Kens., W.
HOME, Col. Frederick Jervis, C.S.I. (1892),
E.E. retd. (1895), late Insp.-Gen. of Irrigation
in India, and Dep. See. to Ind. Govt, in Works
Dept.: b. 1839. Res., Pitcairns, Dunning E.S.O.,
Perthsh.
HOME, Hon. Mrs. John, sist. of 7th Bn. Vaux
of Harrowden and wife of heir to Home Btcy.
HOME, Capt. Eobert Elton, D.S.O. (1902),
E.A., Waziristan 1894-5, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1869.
HOME, Walter, CLE. (1904), State Engr.
and Manager of Jodhpur-Bikanir Sail : b. 1855.
Res., Jodhpur, Eajputana.
HOME (DOUGLAS-), see "Home," fam.
name.
HONDUEAS, Bishop of. Et. Eev. George
Albert Ormsby, D.D., 3rd Bp. of Brit. Honduras
and Centr. America, Sub-Prelate to Order of St.
John Jerus., formerly Eect. of Jarrow and
Eainton and Vic. of St. Stephen's, Walworth, was
Chapl. to D. of Manchester 1869-91 : b. 1843,
cons. 1893, mar. 1871. Res., Bishop's House,
Belize, Brit. Honduras.
HONG KONG, Bishop of— see " Victoria."
HONOLULU, Bishopric of, now transferred
to the American Church. The late Prelate, Et.
Eev. Alfred Willis, D.D., has retired to the
Tonga Islds.
HONYMAN, Baronet. Eev. Sir William
Macdonald Honyman, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1804), M.A.,
son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1820, sue. 1875,
mar. 1863 Jane Dorothea, dau. of Maj. Bowen.
Heir, none. Seat, Coton Hall, Whitchurch, Salop.
*#* The 1st Bt. was a Lord of Session in Scotland with
the judicial title of Lord Arniadale.
HONYWOOD, Baronet. Sir John William
Honywood, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1660), a Co. Aid. for
Kent, formerly Lieut. Derby Mil. and E. Kent
Yeom. : son of 7th Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1878, widower.
Heir, his son Courtenay John (b. 1880; 2nd
heir, next son, William, b. 1891). Seat, Evington
PL, Ashford, Kent.
HOO, Baron, strictly Bn. Villiers of Hoo {Eng.
1691)— see "Jersey, E. of."
HOOD, family name of Bridport and Hood
Viscounties and of the extinct Hood of Avalon
Barony. Index to the three lines (a., Hood of
Avalon ; b., Bridport ; h., Hood, Vise. ; see also
" Hood, Fuller-A.-") :
Hn. Albert, n. Hn. Fras. Geo. h. Hn. Neville Alb. 11.
Hn. Alex. Fredk.u.Hn. Mrs. Fras. 11. Hn. Sibyl Amy, b.
Hn. Alex. N. n. Hn. Grosv. A. A. 11. Hn. Sophia, a.
Hn. Alfred N. b. Hn. Horace L. An.Hn. Victor A. N. b.
Hn. Dorothy, u. Hn. Mrs. Horat. b. Hn. Violet, n.
Hn. Fanny, a. Hn.MauriceH.N.uHn. Wm. N. b.
HOOD, Baron— see follg. (whose title it is
upon the Irish Eoll),also "Hood of Avalon Buy."
HOOD, Viscount. Francis Wheler Hood,
4th Vise. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., Baron Hood {IreJ.) ;
a D.L. for Warwicksh., formerly Lt.-Col. Gren.
Gds., served in Crimea : son of 3rd V. ; b. July 4,
1838; sue. 1846 (C); mar. 1865 Edith, dau. of
HOO
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
HOP 365
Arthur W. Ward, Esq. 17 Hertford St.,
Mayfair, W.
Creations. Jin / A fit. 1778 ; Bn. Hood, 179s ;
Vise. Hood, 1796. Irel. : Bn. Hood, 1782.— Aden. Sir Saml.
Hood, 1st Bt., G.C.B., a distinguished naval com-
mander, was awarded in sudcesSion the Irish Barony
and the Viscounty, whilst his wife obtained the Barony
of Gt. Britain. The 3rd Vise, assumed the additional
name of Tibbits (his wife's surname), but it has not been
retained by the family.
Titled Relatives.
(Hood.)
Issue of present (4th) V.:
The late Hon. Mabel Edith, aftds. The Lady
Ashburton, b. 1866, d. 1904, having mar. 18B9 5th Bn.
A., q.v.
The deceased Hon. Orosvenor H., b. 1867, d. 1868.
Hon. Grosvenor Arthur Alexander H., heir to
"Viscounty, Maj. Gren. Gds., served in S. Africa
1900: b. 1868.
Hon. Horace Lambert Alexander H., 2nd heir,
D.S.O. (1904), Capt. R.N., served in Nile Expedn.
1897-8, Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1870.
Hon. Neville Albert H., Capt. R.A., served in S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1872.
The deceased Hon. Aline Marguerite H. , b. 1875, d. 1877.
Hon. Dorothy Violet H., b. 1877.
Hon. Francis George H., Lieut. R.E., b. 1880.
Surviving issue of 3rd V. (bros. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1838.)
Hon. Albert H., formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade, b.
1841, mar. 1868 Julia Jane, dau. of Thos. W.
Hornby, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Albert if.). Res., Xela,
Guildford Rd., Woking, Surrey.
Hon. Alexander Frederick H., formerly Lieut. R.N.,
also of 15th Hussars: b. 1843, mar. 1870 Ethel
Cecilia, dau. of the late Algn. Chas. Heber-Percy,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alexander H.). Res., Airmyn
Hall, Goole, Yorks.
Sist. -in-law of 3rd V. (aunt of present; husb.
granted rank of a Vise's son) :
(The late 3rd Viscount, b. 180R, d. 1846.)
Hon. Mrs. Francis II. (Elizabeth Jane, dau. of Sir
Graham E. Hamond, 2nd Bt. , line now Hamond-
Graeme), mar. 1842 her cousin the late Col. Hon.
Eras. Grosvenor H. (killed at Sebastopol 1854).
Res., Heathfield, Freshwater R.S.O., I.W.
HOOD, DonaCd William Charles, C.V.O.
(1901), M.D., F.R.C.P., and Fell. Roy. Med.
Chirurg. Soc, Examng. Phys. at Foreign Office,
Sen. Phys. to W. Lond. Hosp. : b. 1847. lies.,
43 Green St., Park Ln., W.
HOOD (FULLER- ACL AND-) , Priv. Counc.
and Baronet. Rt. Hon. Sir Alexander {Fuller-)
Acland-Hood, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1904), 6th Bt. of
Hartington and 4th of St. Audries {U.K. 1806
and 1809 — see note under "Scott of Gt. Barr"),
M.P. for Wellington Div. of Somerset {€.),
a D.L. and C.C. for the county, Pari. Sec.
to the Treas., late Vice-Chambn. of H.M.'s
Househd., formerly Capt. Gren. Gds., served in
Egypt 1882, was A.D.C.toGov. of Victoria 1889-91 :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1853, sue. to St. Audries Btcy.
1892, to Hartington 1905 ; mar. 1888 the under-
mentioned Hon. Lady F.-A.-Hood. Heir, his son
Alexander Peregrine (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Maj. Arthur F.-A.-H, b. 1859). Seats,
St. Audries and Fairfield, Bridgwater ; Wootton
House, Glastonbury, Somerset; town res., 29
Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
*** His father, bro. of the late Bn. Hood of Avalon,
first assumed the names Fuller-Acland, but " Acland-
Hood " is now practically the surname.
HOOD (FULLER-ACLAND-), Hon. Lady,
dau. of 4th Bn. Ventry (q.v.) and wife of Rt. Hon.
Sir Alex. (Fuller-) Acland-Hood, Bt.
HOOD (FULLER-ACLAND-), Lady Helena
Augusta Charlotte Constance .Sidney, sist. of
13th D. of Hamilton.
HOOD of AVALON Barony {U.K. 1892)*
extinct 1901 on death of 1st and only Bn. (surname
Hood).
Surviving Relatives.
Hon. Emily Isabel, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Mac-
Kinnon, b. i^S9, mar. 1883 Frae. Alex. M., Esq.
Res., Acryse L'k. and 44 Castle Hill Avenue,
Folkestone.
Hon. Fanny Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. H^nfj' Allen
b. i860, mar. 1835 Henry A., Esq. Res., Broadway
L«*dge, Glastonbury.
HOOD of AVALON, Baron's Widow. The
Lady H. of A. (Fanny Henrietta, dau. of Sir Chas.
FitzRoy Maclean , 9th Bt. ) , mar. 1 855 Adm. Arthur
Win. Acland, 1st and last Bn. Hood of Avalon,
G.C.B. (d. 1901). Res., South Wootton, Glaston-
bury; 19 Queen's Gt. PL, S. Kens., S.W.
HOOK, Bishop— see " Kingston-on-Thames."
HOOK, Capt. Godfrey Blair, D.S.O. (1900-1),
S. Rhodesian Vols, in Boer War 1899-1900, prev.
in Matabele Rebelln. 1806 : b. 1872.
HOOKER, Knight. Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker,
G.C.S.I. (1897; K.C.S.I. 1877), C.B. (Civ. 1869),
M.D., D.C.L., L.L.D., F.R.S., F.R.G.S., F.L.S.,
F.G.S., formerly Surg. R.N.,Dir. of Kew Gardens
1865-85, Pres. Roy. Soc. 1873-8, has travelled on
scient. work in the East, Morocco, and Various
other countries, and acted as Naturalist on Sir
Jno. Ross's Antarctic Expedn. ; knighted for his
services to the Govt, of India : son of Sir Wm.
J. Hooker (Prof, of Botany at Glasgow and also
many years Dir. of Kew Gardens) ; b. 1817, mar.
1876, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Hyacinth, dau.
of Rev. Wm. S. Symonds, and widow of Sir Wm.
Jardine, 7th Bt. Res., The Camp, Sunningdale,
Ascot.
HOOLE, Col. James, C.M.G. (1901), Lt.-
Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Yorks. Regt. (Mil.) ;
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1850. lies., Manor House,
Headington, Oxford.
HOOLEY, Samuel Cutler, I.S.O. (1903), Con-
troller of Stores, G.P.O. (entered 1867) : b. 1848.
Res., 68 Southwood Ln., Highgate, N.
HOOPER, Knight. Surg.-Maj .-Gen. Sir Wil-
liam Roe Hooper, K.C.S.I. (1903), I.M.S. retd.
(1895), F.R.C.S., late Pres. Med. Bd. of Ind.
Office, is an Hon. Surg, to H.M. and a memb. of
Army Sanit. Commssn., Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1837, mar. 1859 Lucy Fanny, dau. of
Henry B. Cox, Esq. Res., Saxonhurst, Upp.
Norwood, S.E. ; 28b Devonshire St., Portland
PI., W.
HOOPER, Lady Alice Maud, dau. of 4th
Earl Castlestewart.
HOOPER, Capt. Arthur Winsmore, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1869.
HOOPER, John, C.S.I. (1904), B.A., M.L.C. of
United Pro vs. India and a memb. of Ed. of
Revenue : b. 1848. Res., Naini Tal, Punjab.
HOOPER, Capt. Richard Grenside, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 21st Lancers ; S. Africa 1899-1900 (with
5th Lancers), has been A.D.C. to Fd.-Marsh. Sir
G. S. White at Gibraltar : b. 1873.
HOPE, family name of Linlithgow Mar-
quessate, q.v. for Lord Charles and " Ladies " —
see also below.
HOPE, Baron {Scot. 1703)— see " Linlithgow,
M. of."
HOPE, Baronet. Sir Alexander Hope, 15th
Bt. {Scot. 1628), in B.C.S. 1845-75: son of lith
Bt. and bro. of 12th, 13th, and 14th; b. 1824,
sue. 1898. Heir pres., his nephew Capt. John
Augustus H. (b. 1869; 2nd heir, latter's bro.
Robert Philip, b. 1873). Seat, Pinkie House,
Musselburgh, Midlothian.
HOPE, Baronet's Widow. Aldena, Lady
H. , dau. of Hy. Kingscote, Esq., mar. 1862 Sir
Archibald Hope, 12th Bt. (d. 1883). Res., 34
Lowndes St., S.W.
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366 SOP
HOPE, KnigHt. Sir Theodore Cracraft Hope,
K.C.S.I. (1886), CLE. (1882), barrister-aMaw,
formerly Sec. to Ind. Govt, for Finance and
Commerce, and Pub. -Works Memb. of Counc. of
GoV.^-Gen. : b. 1831, mar. 1866 Josephine, dau.
of J. W. Fulton, Esq. Res., Bel Ritiro, San Eemo,
Liguria : 21 Elvaston PL, S. Kens., S.W.
HOPE, Knight's Widow (remrrd.). Lady H.
I (Elizabeth Reid, dau. of the late Gen. Sir Arth.
I T. Cotton, K.C.S.I.), mar., 1st, 1877, as 2nd wife,
j Adm. of the Fit. Sir Jas. Hope, G.C.B. (d. 1881) ;
2ndly, 1893, T. Anth. Denny, Esq.— retaining title
by courtesy. Res., 7 Connaught PL, W.
j HOPE, Edward Stanley, C.B. (Civ. 1895),
barrister-at-law, Registrar of the Priv. Counc,
formerly a Charity Commissi'. : b. 1846 (gt. grand-
son of 2nd E. of Hopetoun) . Res., 102 Gloucester
PL, Portman Sq., W.
HOPE, Lord Francis — see "Hope (Pelh.-C-)."
HOPE, Col. Lewis Anstruther, C.B. (Mil.
1898), late A.S.C. ; Zulu War 1879, Nile, Soudan
1898, S. Africa 1901 as A.A.G., now A.Q.M.G.
Scott. Comd., prev. in Egypt, is an A.D.C.
to H.M. : b. 1855 (gt. grandson of 9th Bt.).
Res., Polton House, Lasswade, Midlothn.
HOPE, Lady Mary Catherine Constance,
sist. of 5th E. of Rosebery.
HOPE (PELHAM-CLINTON-), Lord Henry
Francis Hope (i.e. H. F. Hope Pelham-Clinton-
Hope), son of 6th D. of ^Newcastle.
HOPETOUN, Earl of (by courtesy— title Scot.
1703), elder son and heir of M. of Linlithgow.
Baron Hopetoun (U.K. 1809) is also a title of the
Marquessate.
HOPKINS, Knight. Adm. Sir John Omman-
ney Hopkins, G.C.B. (Mil. 1899; K.C.B. 1892),
! served in Crimean War, and has been Supt. of
I Sheerness and Portsmouth Dockyds., a Nav. Lord
' of Admiralty, Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, and
Com.-in-Ch. on N. American and Medit. Stations,
ret. 1899 : b. 1834, mar. 1882, 2nd wife, Minna
Winefrid, dau. of the late Adm. Sir Sydney C.
Daeres, G.C.B. Res., Greatbridge House, Romsey,
Hants.
HOPKINS, Flt.-Paymr. David Bertie
j Lyndsay, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), R.N., Egypt
; 1882, has been Sec. to Corns. -in- Ch. China,
Australia, Meditn., and at Portsmouth: b. 1862.
! Res., The Dockyd., Portsmth.
HOPKINS, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, sist. of 2nd
j Bn. Churston.
j HOPKINSON, Capt. Emilius, D.S.O. (1900-1),
! M.A.,M.B., late Surg.-Lieut. to Oxfordsh. Imper.
i Yeom., now a Med. Offr. in the Gambia; S.
j Africa 1900 : b. 1869.
! HOPKINSON, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 3rd
j B11. Congleton.
\ HOPTON, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Edward
i Hopton, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), served in Crimea,
j Mutiny, and Kaffir and Zulu Wars, comd. at
j Gibraltar 1893-5, late Lt.-Gov. of Jersey, is a
D.L. for Herefordsh.,Col. the Connaught Rangers,
ret. from Army 1904: b. 1837, mar. 1874 Clare E.,
dau. of G. Trafford. Esq. Res., Homend, Stretton
Grandison, Ledbury.
HOPWOOD, Knight. Sir Francis John
Stephens Hopwood, K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), C.M.G.
(1893), Perm. Sec. to Bd. of Trade, prev. Assist.
Sec. to Rail. Dept., has been twice sent to Canada <
on railway and maritime affairs, including the 1
Newfoundld. Fisheries controversy : b. i860,
mar. 1892, 2nd wife, Florence, dau. of the late 1
Lt.^Gem SamL Black, C.S.I. Res., 13 Hornton
St., Kens., W., and 7 Whitehall Gdns., S.W.
HOPWOOD, Charles Augustus, C.B. (Civ.
1897), B.A., formerly Assist. Sec. and Precis
Writer in For. Office to E. of Iddesleigh and M.
of Salisbury : b. 1847. Res., 18 Beaufort Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
HOPE, Col. Charles Owen, C.M.G. (1901),
Roy. Garrison Rsgt. ; Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884-5,
Khartoum, and S. Africa 1899-1900, having raised
and comd . the Protectorate Regt. in Maf eking :
b. i860. C'ub, Army and Navy.
HORN, David Bayne, CLE. (1905), Ch.Engr.
and a Sec. in Works Dept. of Govt, of Bengal,
also an M.L.C.
HORNBY, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Hornby, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1899), M.P. for Blackburn
(C), a D.L. for Lancashire and Dir. of L. & Y.
Rail.. Mayor of Blackburn 1877 and 1902, head of
W. H. Hornby and Co., cotton spinners: son of
the late Wm. H. Hornby, Esq., a former M.P. ;
b. 1841, mar. 1887 Letitia Grace, dau. of Capt. W.
Raymond Browne. Heir, his son Henry Russell
(b. 1888; 2nd heir, next son, William Raymond,
b. 1893). Seat, Pleasington Hall, Blackburn.
HORNBY, Bishop — see "Nassau."
HORNBY, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady H.
(Catherine, dau. of the late Chas. Tottenham,
Esq., and widow of Capt. Hy. M. Howard),
mar. 1897, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,Adm. Sir W.
Windham Hornby, K.C.B. (d. 1899). Res., 6 On-
slow Sq.. S.W.— (2) Lady H. (Emily Augusta, dau.
of JnofP. Roberts, Esq., of New York), mar. 1875,
as 3rd wife, Sir Edmd. G. Hornby, Ch. Judge
Supr. Ct. China and Japan (d. 1896).
HORNBY, Rev. James John, C.V.O. (1904),
D.D., D.C.L., Provost of Eton Coll., prev. Sen.
Proctor at Oxford and 2nd Master at Winchester,
is an Hon. Chapl. to H.M. : b. 1826. Res., The
Lodge, Eton Coll., Windsor ; Gale Cottage,
Underskiddaw, Keswick.
HORNBY, Lt.-Col. Montague Leyland,
D.S.O. (1895), I.A., Waziristan 1894-5, Uganda
1 902-3, Ch. Transpt. Offr. Somalild. 1903-4 :
b. 1870.
HORSFALL, Capt. Alfred Herbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.B., a phys. and surg. ; Med. Corps of
N.S.W. Contgt. in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871. Res.,
Newcastle, N.S.W.
HORSFALL, Jeremiah Garnett, CLE. (1890) ,
B.L.,in M.C.S. 1862-90: b. 1840. Res., Moffat
House, Moffat, Dumfriessh.
HORSLEY, Knight. Sir Victor Alexander
Haden Horsley, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.B. (Hon.
M. D. Halle), F.R.S.. F.R.C.S., Surg, to various
Hosps., was Prof, of Pathol, at Univ. Coll. 1893-6
and Pres. of Pathol. Sect. Brit. Assoc. 1892-3: b.
1857, mar. 1887 Eldred, dau. of Sir Fredk. J.
Bramwell, 1st Bt. Res., 25 Cavendish Sq., W.
HORST, Baron von. Louis Anton von Horst,
1st Bn. (Freiherr— Saxe-Cob.-Goiha) , b. 1865, mar.
1892 Cara, dau. of Hon. D. J. Partello, U.S. Cons,
at Coburg. Heir, his son (b. 1901). Res., 131
Gloucester Terr., Hyde Pk., W. ; Horstville,
California ; Villa Reer, Coburg.
HORT, Baronet. Sir Arthur Fenton Hort,
6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1767), M.A., Assist. Master at
Harrow School : 1st cous. once rem. of 5th Bt.
and son of the late Rev. Prof. Fenton J. A. Hort,
D.D. ; b. 1864, sue. 1902, mar. 1894 Helen Frances,
dau. of Rev. Geo. C. Bell. Heir, his son Fenton
George (b. 1896 ; 2nd heir, next son, Aylmer
Victor Dyson, b. 1897). Res., Garlands, Harrow-
on-the-Hill.
HOB. Baronetage, Knightage, &c. HOTJ 367
HORT, Baronet's "Widow. Katharine, Lady
dan. of the late Jno. Wade, Esq., mar. 1874,
as 2nd wife, Sir Wm. F. J. Hort, 4th Bt. (d.
1887). Res., St. Canice's Cottage, Kilkenny.
HORTON, Capt. Jambs Henry, D.S.O. (1904),
I.M.S., Somalild. 1903-4.
HORWQOD, Knight. Sir William Henry
Horivood, Kt. Bach. (1904), Ch. Justice of New-
foundld., has been Min. of Justice and Attorn. -
Gen., appd. Q.C. 1895: b. 1862. Res., 11 Church
Hill, St. John's, N'fdld.
HOSE, Bishop— see " Singapore."
HOSKINS, Maj. Arthur Reginald, D.S.O.
(1902), N. Staffs. Regt. ; Dongola 1896, Nile, S.
Africa 1899-1902, Somalild. 1903: b. 1871.
HOSKYNS, Baronet. Rev. Sir John Leigh
Hosltyns, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1676), M.A., an Hon. Canon
of Ch. Ch. Oxford : son of 7th Bt. and bro. of
8th, b. 1817, sue. 1877, mar. 1846 Emma, dau. of
the late Sir Jno. S. Peyton, K.C.H. Heir, his
son Col. Chandos H.. R.E. (b. 1848; 2nd heir,
next son, Leigh, b. 1850 : the 3rd son is Bishop
H., of Southwell), lies., Aston Tyrrold Rect.,
Wallingford, Berks.
HOSKYNS, Bishop— see " Southwell."
HOSKYNS, Capt. Peyton, C.M.G. (1900),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1896), R.N., Com. of ship on
which Prince Henry of Battenberg died, has since
rendered serv. in Sierra Leone and Samoa : b. 1852
(4th son of above Bt.).
HOSTE, Baronet. Sir William Graham Eoste,
4th Bt. {U.K. 1814), son of 3rd Bt., b. 1895,
sue. igo2. Heir pres., his gt. uncle, Wyndham
Horatio Nelson H. (b. 1825 ; no 2nd heir). Res.,
60 Elizabeth St., Eaton Sq.
HOSTE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady H. (Caroline Dorothea, dau. of Chas.
PrideauxBrune, Esq.), rnar., 1st, 1858, Rear-Adm.
Sir Wm. L. G. Hoste, 2nd Bt, (d. 1868) ; 2ndly,
1870, the late Edwd. Greene, Esq., M.P. (d. 1891)
—retaining title by right of a Baronetess. Res.,
11 Chester Sq., S.W.— (2) Lady H. (Alice, dau.
of Jas. Healy, Esq., of Sydney), mar. 1884 Sir
Wm. H. C. Hoste, 3rd Bt. (d. 1902). Res,, with
her son the present Bt.
HOTHAM {pron. Hiitham), family name of
Barony following.
HOTHAM, Baron. John Hotham, 5th Bn.
{Irel.), a Bt. {Eng.), a D.L. for Yorks. (High
Sheriff 1884), formerly R.N., served in Crimea
and Baltic : nephew of 3rd Bn. and bro. of 4th ;
b. May 13, 1838; sue. 1872; unmrrd. Seats,
Dalton and Scorbrough Halls, Beverley, Yorks. ;
town res., 42 Half Moon St., Piccadilly, W.
Creations. Bn. Hotham, Irel. 1797; a Bt. Eng. 1621.—
The 1st Bt., Sir Jno. Hotham, was Governor of Hull,
and was executed, together with his eldest son, for being
in correspondence with the Royalists. Adm. Sir Wm.
Hotham, nth Bt., was promoted to the Irish Barony.
As Com. -in-Chief of the Mediterranean fleet he had
obtained a decisive victory over the French. The 3rd
Bn. was a General in the Army who served in the
Peninsula and at Waterloo.
Titled Relative and Heir.
(Hotham.)
Sist, of present ($th) Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'s
dau. 1872) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1836, d. 1872 unmrrd.)
(Present Baron, b. 1838.)
Hon. Susan Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Alexander
Jackson, b. 1843, mar. 1877 Rev. Alex. Cosby J.
Res., 18 Chester Terr., S.W.
Heir pres. to Barony (a 2nd cousin) :
Frederick William H., Esq., son of the late Rev.
Wm. F. Hotham and gt. grandson of 2nd Bn. ; b.
1863, mar. 1902 Benita, dau. of the late Thos.
Sanders, Esq. Res., Bereleigh, Petersfield, Hants.
(2nd heir, another 2nd cousin, Capt. Henry Edward
H.,b. 1855.)
HOTHAM, Knight. Adm. of Fit. Sir Charles
Frederick Hotham, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B.
1895), G.C.V.O. (1901), served in N.Z. 1860-4 and
at Bombardment of Alexandria, has been a
Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, a Jun. Lord of
Admiralty, Com.-in-Ch. on Pacific Station, and
at Sheerness and Portsmouth : b. 1843 (gt.-gt.
nephew of 1st Bn. H.), mar. 1872 Margaret, dau.
of David Milne-Home, Esq. Res., St. Mary's
Manor, Beverley, Yorks. ; 67 Eccleston Sq., S.W.
HOTHAM, Knight's Widow {remrrd.). Hon.
Lady H., nee Hon. Jane Sarah Hood, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Bridport and sist. of 1st Vise, of that title,
b. 1817, mar., 1st, 1838, Hugh Holbech, Esq. (d.
1849) ; 2ndly, 1853, Sir Chas. Hotham, K.C.B.
(d. 1855) \ 3rdly, ib6o, the late Capt. Wm. Army-
tage, R.N. (d. 1872) — retaining title of Lady by
courtesy, but being strictly the Hon. Mrs. W.
Armytage. Res., 1 Upper Brook St., W.
HOTHFIELD, Baron. Henry James Tufton,
1st Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., Lord Lieut, of
Westmorland (High Sheriff 1874), and Vice- Adm.
of Coast of Cumbd. and Westmorld., a D.L. for
Kent, a Lord in Waiting to the late Queen 1886,
and a former Lieut. E. Kent Yeomry. : son of 1st
Bt. ; b. June 4, 1844; naturalised 1851; sue. as
2nd Bt. 1871, cr. Bn. 1881 (C.) ; mar. 1872 Alice
Harriot Argyll, dau. of Rev. Wm. Jas. Stracey.
Seats, Appleby Castle, Westmorld.; Skipton Castle,
Yorks.; Hothfield PL, Ashford, Kent; town res.,
2 Chesterfield Gdns., Mayfair, W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1851 ; Bn. Hothfield, 1881.—
The 1st Bt. succeeded to the estates of Heary Tufton,
nth and last Earl of Thanet, who died 1849.
Titled Relatives.
(Tufton.)
Issue of present {lst) Bn.:
Hon. John Sackyille Richard 7\,heir to Barony, a
D.L. for Westmorld., Capt. 3rd Batt. Roy. Sussex
Regt. (Mil.), late Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : b. 1873,
mar. 1896 Lady Ierne Louisa Arundel Hastings,
dau. of 13th E. of Huntingdon. C!ub, Cavalry.
(2nd heir, his son Henry Hastings Sackville Thanet,
b. 1897.)
Hon. Sackville Philip T., a D.L. for Westmorld., b.
1875.
Hon. Rosamond T., b. 1877.
Hon. Charles Henry T., a clerk in For. Office, late
3rd Sec. in Diplom. Serv. : b. 1879, mar. 1903 Stella
Josephine Faudel, dau. of Sir Geo. Faudel-Phillips,
Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Charles T.). Res., 34 Eccleston Sq»,
S.W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Ierne Louisa T., see Hon. John above.
HOTJBLON (ARCHER-), Lady Alice Frances,
dau. of 25th E. of Crawford.
HOUGHTON {pron. Howton), Baron {U.K.
1863) — see "Crewe, E. of " (would be the title of
an eld. son).
HOULDSWORTH, Baronet. Sir William
Henry Houldsworth, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1887), M.P. for
N. W. Manchester (C), a D.L. for Ayrshire, and
Vice-Chmn. and Aid. of Lancashire C.C. : son of
the late Henry Houldsworth, Esq., of Wishaw ;
b. 1834, mar.' 1862 Elisabeth Graham, dau. of the
late Walter Crum, Esq. Heir, his son Capt.
Henry Hamilton II. (b. 1867 ; 2nd heir, next
son, William Thomas Reginald, b. 1874). Seat,
Coodham, Kilmarnock, Ayrsh. ; town res., 35
Grosvenor PI., S.W.
HOUNDLE, Henry Charles Harm an
Hawker, I.S.O. (1903), Princ. Clk. Loc. Govt.
Bd. : b. 1851. Address, 3 Paper Bdgs., Temple,
E.C.
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Directory of Peerage,
HOW
HOVELL, Maj. Hugh de Berdt, D.S.O.,
(1900-1 ) , Wore. Regt< ; S; Africa lSgg-igoa1 : b. 1863.
HOVELL, Hon, Mrs, Mark, dau; of 2nd Bn.
Bateman .
HOWARD, family name of the Earldoms of
Carlisle, Effingham, Suffolk^ and Wicklow.
Index to the four lines as well as to those of the
Norfolk Dukedom and Howard of Glossop
Barony (both " Fitzalan-Howard ; "-^c^ Carlisle ;
e., Effingham; h., Howard of G* ; Jr., Norfolk;
s., Suffolk ; w., "Wicklow ; it is not the surname
of the Howard de "Walden Bny.) :
Ly. Adeliza, n. Ly. Eleanora, e. Ly. Mabel Har. sep-
Ly. Agnes Isab. s. Hn. Elizabeth, c. Ly. Maria, k. & sep.
Ly. Alice, e. Ly. Etheldreda, n. Ly. Mary Adel. n.
Ly. Alice Mary, w. Hn. Frances, 11. Hn. Michael F.S. c.
Hn. Ankaret, c. Hn.GeoffreyW. A.cLy. Millicent, s.
Hn. Augusta, ir. Hn. George J. L. c. Ly. Minna Ch. s.
Ly. Aurea Fred. c.Ly. Georgiana, c. Hn. Muriel, h.
Hn.BernardEd. n.Hn. HughMelv.w. Hn. Oliver, c.
Ly. Caroline, w. Ly. Isabella, sep. Hn. Philip G. J. h.
Hn. Mrs. Cecil, s. Hn. Ja3. K. E. s. Ly. Rachel, sep.
Hon. Cecilia, c. Hn. Mrs. Jno. sep. Ditto, n. >
Ly. Constance, e. Ly. Katharine, s. Hn. Mrs. Kobt. sap.
Hn. Const. Ank. c. Ly. Louisa, s. &sep.Ly. Victoria, s.
Ly. Doroth}', c. Ly. Lou. Fras. w. Hn. Mrs. Win. e.
HOWARD, Baron— see "Howard of Charl-
ton," "of Effingham," &c, below.
HOWARD, Knight (1). Sir (Andrew) Charles
Howard, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902; Kt. Bach. 1897), late
Assist. Commissr. of Metropol. Police, formerly
Ch. of Police at Patna, served in Ind. Mutiny :
b. 18—, mar. 1871 Emily Emma, dau. of Chas.
Wm. Montgomery, Esq. lies., 27 Devonshire PL,
Portland PI.. W.
HOWARD, Knight (2). Maj. -Gen. Sir Francis
Howard, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), C.M.G. (1899), late an
A.D.C. to H.M. , served in Jowaki Expedn. 1877-8,
Afghanistan 1878-9, Upper Burma 1887-9, Khar-
toum, Crete, and S. Africa 1899-1900, now Gen.
Offr. comdg.-in-Ch. Welsh and Midld. Comd. : b.
1848 (younger bro. of Kt. 4), mar. 1895 Gertrude,
dau. of Hugh C. Boyd, Esq. Bes., Chester.
HOWARD, Knight (3). Sir Frederick
Howard, Kt. Bach. (1895), a D.L. for Bedford
and Bedfordsh., an agricult. engineer : b. 1827,
widower. lies., The Abbey Close, Bedford.
HOWARD, Knight (4). Sir Henry Hoioard,
K.C.M.G. (1899), C.B. (Civ. 1874), Min. Plenip.at
the Hague and for Luxemburg, formerly at Paris,
has been Sec. of Legat. at Copenhagen and Peking
and of Emb. at St. Petersburg, Priv. Sec. to Sir
S. Northcote when Chanc. of Exchequer: b. 1843
(son of the late Sir Hy. Fras. Howard, G.C.B., a
de.scendt. of 4th D. of Norfolk), mar. 1867
Cecilia, dau. of Geo. W. Biggs, Esq., of Washing-
ton. Bes., Brit. Legat., The Hague.
HOWARD, Knight (5) . Sir Richard Nicholas
Howard, Kt. Bach. (1886), seven times Mayor of
Weymouth between 1870 and 1886: b. 1832.
Res., Greenhill House, Weymouth.
HOWARD, Edward Stafford, C.B. (Civ.
1900), B.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Glouces-
tersh., Sen. Commissr. of Woods and Forests,
formerly an M.P. and Under Sec. for India : b.
1851 (gt. nephew of 12th D. of Norfolk) , mar. 1876
the under-mentioned Lady Rachel Howard. Res.,
The Castle, Thombury, Glouc. ; g Egerton PL,
Brompton Rd., S.W. ; 1 Whitehall PL, S.W.
HOWARD, Esme William, M.V.O. (4th Class,
igo4), Cons.-Gen. for Crete, has been Assist. Sec.
to Lord Lieut, of Ireld., Assist. Priv. Sec. to See.
for For. Affairs, and 3rd Sec. to Emb. at Berlin,
served in S. Africa igoo : b. 1863 (bro. of pre-
ceding), mar. i8g8 the under-mentioned Lady
Isabella H. Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Canea, Crete.
HOWARD, Lieut. Geoffrey Weston, D.S.O.
(1902), Essex Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now
A.D)C. to Col. comdg, Transvaal Dist. : b. 1876.
HOWARD, Col. Henry Richard Lloyd, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late Denb. Imper. Yeom., Hon.
Corps Gentlemen-at-Arms, formerly Maj. 16th
Lancers; Zululd. 1879 and S. Africa 1900-1, is a
D. L. for Denbighsh. : b. 1853. Res., Wygfair, St.
Asaph, Flints.
HOWARD, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 3rd Vise.
St. Vincent.
HOWARD, Lady Louisa, dau. of 3rd M. of
Lansdowne.
HOWARD, Lady Mabel Harriet, dau. of 10th
E. of Antrim.
HOWARD, Lady (Maria) Isabella, dau. of
8th E. of Newburgh.
HOWARD, Lady Rachel Anne Georgiana,
wife of above Edwd. S. Howard, C.B., and dau.
of 2nd Earl Cawdor.
HOWARD, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. and heiress
of Bn. Strathcona.
HOWARD, Lieut. Thomas Walter John
Wright, D.S.O. (1900-1), a mining engineer;
Matabeleld. 1893 and 1896, with Thorneycroft's
Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1865. Res., Bula-
wayo, Rhodesia.
HOWARD (FITZALAN-), family name of
Norfolk Dukedom and of Ho*ward of Glossop
Barony (see Index to "Howard," above).
HOWARD de WALDEN, Baron. Thomas
Evelyn Ellis, 8th Bn. Howard de Walden {Eng.)
and 4th Bn. Seaford {U.K.); Capt. 2nd Co. of
Lond. Imper. Yeom., late Lieut. 10th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900: son of 7th Bn. ;
b. May 9, 1880; sue. 1899 10.) j unmrrd. Res.,
Audley End, Saffron Walden ; Seaford House,
37 BelgTave Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Howard de Walden, Eng. 1597 by writ ;
Bn. Seaford, U.K. 1826.— Lord Thos. Howard, K.G., son
of the 4th Luke of Norfolk, was created Bn. Howard de
Walden and six years later Earl of Suffolk : he is stated
to have been mainly instrumental in discovering the
Gunpowder Plot. On the death of the 3rd Earl that
title went to a brother; but the Barony, being a creation
by writ, passed into abeyance between two daughters,
and so continued from 1689 to 1784, shortly after which
it devolved upon the 4th Earl of Bristol as 5th Bn.
On the death of this nobleman in 1803— his eldest son
as well as the daughter and sole child of that son
being both deceased— the Barony passed to the son of
that daughter, who had married Chas. Rose Ellis, 1st Bn.
Seaford ; but the Earldom went to the Earl's 2nd son,
subsequently created 1st Marq. of Bristol. The 4th Bn
Howard, a Field-Marshal in the Army (successor to the
3rd Earl of Suffolk), was created Bn. Braybrooke, but on
his decease without issue that title parted off as a
separate Peerage. The 6th Bn. was Minister at Stockholm,
Lisbon, and Brussels. The family name has been suc-
cessively Howard, Whitwell-Grinin, Hervey, and Ellis.
Titled Relatives.
(Ellis.)
Surviving issue of 6th Bn. (uncles and aunt of
present, who is sole issue of 7th) :
(The late 7th Baron, b. 1830, d. 1899.)
Hon. Harriet Georgiana, now Duchessa di Sermoneta,
b. 1831 mar. 1875 the late Michel Angelo Caetani,
Duca di S. (d. 1882). Res., 39 Grosvenor PL, S.W. ;
Palazzo Guadagni, Florence.
Rev. the Hon. William Charles E., heir pres. to
Barony. M.A., Rect. of Bothal : b. 183s, mar. 1873
Henrietta Elizabeth, dau. of Henry M. Ames, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. William E., of 85 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.).
Res., Bothalhaugh, Morpeth, Nthumb. ; 39 Gros-
venor PL, S.W. (2nd heir, his son Henry Guysulf
Bertram, b. 1873.)
Hon. Charles Arthur E., B.A., barrister-at-law, b.
1839. Res., Frensham Hall, Shotter Mill, Hasle-
mere R.S.O., Surrey ; 36 Piccadilly, W.
Hon. Evelyn Henry E., formerly R.N., b. 1843, mar-
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1882 Alberta Mary, dau. of the late Gen. the Hon.
Sir Arth. E. Hardinge, K.C.B., son of ist Vise.
Hardinge (Hon. Mrs. Evelyn E.). Res., Roseimu,
Datchet, Windsor; 35 Portland PL, W>
HOWARD de WALDEN, Baron's Widow
{remrrd.), now The Lady Ludlow (Blanche, dau.
of the late Wm. Holden, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1876,
7th Bn. Howard de W. (d. 1899) ; 2ndly, 1903,
2nd Bn. Ludlow, a. v.
HOWARD of CHARLTON, Baron {Eng. 1622)
—see " Suffolk and B., E. of."
HOWARD of EFFINGHAM, Baron {Eng.
1554), a title of the Effingham Earldom, borne
(as " Lord ") by the heir when a son.
HOWARD of GLOSSOP, Baron. Francis
Edward Fdzalan-Hcward, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), a
D.L. for Inverness-sh. : son of 1st Bn. ; b.Mayg,
1859; sue. 1883 {L.U.); mar., 1st, 1883, the late
Clara Louisa, dau. of the late Jno. Greenwood,
Esq., M.P. (she died 1887) ; 2ndly, 1891, Hyaeinthe,
dau. of the late Wm. Scott-Ken-j Esq. Seats,
Glossop Hall, Derbysh. ; Dorlin, Acharacle
R.S.O., Argyllsh. ; town res., 19 Rutland Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Howard of Glossop, U.K. 1869.— The
Et. Hon. Lord Edwd. George Pitzalan-Howard, and son
of the 13th Duke of Norfolk, was raised to the Peerage
by this title ; he had been M.P. for Horsham and
Arundel, Dep. Earl Marshal, and Vice-Chamberlain to
Queen Victoria.
Titled Relatives.
(Fittalan-Howard.)
Issue 0/ present {2nd) Bn. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Muriel Augusta Mary F.-IL, b. 1884.
Hon. Bernard Edward F. -H., heir to Barony, b. 1835.
By 3ND MRR8E.
Hon. Frances Alice Mary F.-H., b. 1892.
Hon. Philip Granville James F.-H., 2nd heir, b. 1895.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Gwendaline Mary Anne, now Mchss. of Bate
(q.v., Widow), b. 1854, mar. 1872 3rd Marq. of B.
(d. 1900).
Hon. Angela Mary Charlotte, now The Lady Hemes,
b. 1835, mar. 1875 nth Bn. H., q.v.
Hon. Alice Mary Elizabeth, now Ctss. 0/ Loudoun, b.
1856, mar. 1880 nth Earl of L., q.v.
Hon. Constance Mary Germana, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Tredcroft, b. 1857, mar. 1889 Lt.-Col. Chas.
Lennox T. Res. , Glen Ancrum, Guildford.
(Present Baron, b. 1859. )
Hon. AVinifred Mary, now Hon. Mrs. William Middle-
ton, b. i85i, mar. i933 Wm. W. M., Esq. Res.,
Stuart Lodge, Malvern Wells.
HOWARD of GLOSSOP, Baron's Widow.
Winifred, Lady H. of G. (Winifred Mary, dau.
of Ambrose L. M. Phillipps de Lisle, Esq.), mar.
1863, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. Howard, of G. (d.
1883). lies., 111 Piccadilly, W.
HOWARD of MORPETH, Viscount {Eng.
1661), a title of the Carlisle Earldom, the heir to
which bears the courtesy -title of Vise. Morpeth.
HOWE, Earl. Richard George Penn Curzon-
Howe, 4th Earl {U.K.), G.C.V.O. (1903), Lord
Chambn. to Queen Alexandra, late a Lord in
Waiting to H.M., is Capt. Leic. Imper. Yeora., late
Treas. of the Household, an M.P. 1885-1900 (as
Vise. Curzon) : son of 3rd E. ; b. April 28,
1861 ; sue. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1883 Lady Georgiana
Elizabeth Spencer-Churchill, dau. of 7th D. of
Marlborough, a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus.
Seats, Gopsal, Leic, nr. Atherstone ; Woodlands,
Bucks., nr. Uxbridge ; Acton PL, Sudbury,
Suffolk; town res., Curzon House. 21 Curzon St.,
Mayfair,W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Howe, 1788 ; Bn. Curzon of
Penn, 1794. U.K. : Vise. Curzon, 1802; Earl Howe, 1821.
— Adm. Howe, 4th Vise, and ist Earl Howe of two lapsed
titles, was created Bn. Howe with remainder open to
females. This saved the title from extinction, for Sophia,
Bnsjs. Howe, was shortly married to the eldest son of
Assheton Curzon, who had meantime been created Bn.
and Vise. Curzon. The son of this pair succeeded to the
titles of both his grandfather and his mother, and was
awarded the revived title of Earl Howe, and assumed
the additional surname Howe, which only the youngest
of his sons now adopts (the 7th, who is deceased, took
that of Curzon-Smyth). See u Howe, Curzon-" below on
the variations.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present {4(h) Z^.— name Curzon-Hoioe :
Vise. Curzon, heir to Earldom : Francis Richard
Henry Penn C.-TL, Sub-Lieut. R.N. Vol. Res.:
b. 1884. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Frederick.)
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. ±861.)
Lady Evelyn Alice, now Lady E. Eyre, b. 1862, mar.
1896 Jno. E., Esq. Res,, Gt. Enton, Godalming,
Surrey.
Lady Edith Cecilia, now Lady E. Franklin, b. 1864,
mar. 1896 Harry Walter F., Esq. Res., 12 Norfolk
Cresc, Oxford Sq., W.
Hon. Frederick Graham G.-H., a King's For.
Messenger, prey, an Hon. Attache : b. 1868, mar.
1894 Minnie Ellis Gertrude (who divorced him
19<'3)i dau. of the late Capt. Dodswortli Jeffreys.
Res., 194 St. James's Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
Issue of 1st E. (uncles and aunts of present) —
name mostly Curzon :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(The late and Earl, b. 1821, d. 1876, no surv. issue.)
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1822, d. 1900.)
Hon. Henry Dugdale G, a D.L. for Hants., formerly
Capt. Leic. Veom. : b. 1824, widower. Res., East
Dean, Salisbury.
Lady Georgiana Charlotte, now Dow. Bchs3. of Beau-
fort (q.v.), b. 1825, mar. 1845 8th Duke of B. (d. 1899).
Hon. William Henry G, formerly Maj. 17th Lancers,
served in Crimea and Cent. India : b. 1827, mar. 1874,
and wife, Emily, dau. of the late Fredk. Cowger,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. William Henry G.). Res., 17
Ecclestoii Sq., S.W.
Lady Emily Marie, now Lady E. Kingscote, a Woman
of the Bedchamber to II. M. the Queen : b. 1836, mar.
1856, as 2nd wife, Col. Sir Robt. N. Fitzhardinge |
JT., G.C.V.O., q.v.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Montagu G., Col. in the Army retd., for- \
rnerly 3rd Batt. Rifle Brigade, served in Canada i
i366, and with Tochi Force 1897, an M.P. 1883-5 = ;
b. 1846, mar. 1886 Esme, dau. of the late Fras. H. I
FitzRoy, Esq., grandson of 3rd D. of Grafton j
(Hon. Mrs. Montagu G). Res., Garatshay, Lough- I
borough, Leic.
Lady Mary Anna, now Dchss. of Absrcorn, b. 1848, j
mar. 1869 and Duke of A., q.v.
Vice-Adm. Hon. Sir Assheton Gore Gv.rzon-Hoxoe, j
K.C.B., see Kt. below.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Ernest C. (Augusta, dau. of Brig. -Gen. 1
Hallifax), mar. i8g6 the late Col. Hon. Ernest >
George C. (d. 1885).
HOWE, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess I
H. (Isabella Maria Katherine, dau. of the late ,
Maj .-Gen. Hon. Geo. Anson, son of 1st Vise. ;
Anson), mar. 1858 3rd Earl Howe, G.C.V.O., Gen.
in the Army (d. 1900). lies., Penn House,
Amersham, Bucks. ; 20 Curzon St., Mayfair, W.
HOWE (CURZON-), family name of ahove
Earldom, though " Howe " is discarded by most
of the older representatives (see " Curzon" with
the Index there) .
HOWE (CUBZON-), Hon. Lady— see follg.
HOWE (CURZON-), Knight and Peer's Son.
Vice-Adm. Hon. Sir Assheton Gore Curzon-
Howe, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), C.V.O. (1902), C.M.G.
(1896), ent. R.N. 1863, now 2nd in comd. of Chan-
nel Fit., late on China Station and a Nav. A.D.C.
to H.M. : son of 1st Earl Howe, b. 1850, mar. 1892
Alice Anne, dau. of the late Mai. -Gen. Rt. Hon.
Sir Jno. C. Cowell, K.C.B. (Hon. Lady C.-H.).
Club, U. Serv.
37°
HOW
Directory of Peerage,
HUG
HOWELL, Mortimer Slopes, CLE (1886),
LL.D., formerly Judic. Commissr. of Oudli,
author of an Arabic Grammar: b. 1841. Res.,
Woodbury, Clevedon, Somerset.
HOWELL, Walter Jack, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
barrister-at-law, Ch. of Marine Dept. Bd. of
Trade : b. 1854. Res., Redlynch, Sfcreatham
Common, S.W. ; 7 Whitehall Gdns., S.W.
HOWELL, Capt. Wilfrid Russell, D.S.O.
(1900), ist Glamorg. Vol. Artill. ; Sierra Leone
1898-9, S. Africa 1899-1902, now with S. Afr.
Constab. : b. 1864.
HOWICK, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
i8o5), only son and heir of Earl Grey.
HOWL AND, Baron {Eng. 1695)— see "Bed-
ford, D. of."
HOWL AND, Knight. Hon. Sir William
Pearce Hoivland, K.C.M.G. (1879), C.B. (Civ.
1867), a P.C. Canada, formerly Finance Min.,
Postmr.-Gen., &c, also Lt.-Gov. of Ontario : b.
1812, mar. 1895, 3rd wife, Elizabeth Mary Rattray,
widow of Jas. Bethune, Esq., Q.C. lies., 125
Bedford Ed., Toronto.
HOWL AND, Oliver Aikejt, C.M.G. (1901),
K.C. (Can. 1896), Fell, of Imper. Inst., Mayor of
Toronto at the visit of H.R.H. the present Prince
of Wales : b. 1847. Res.. 55 Isabella St., Toronto.
HOWLEY, Capt. Jasper Joseph, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lines. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1868.
HOWORTH, Knight. Sir Henry Hoyle
Howorth, K.C.I.E. (1892), D.C.L., F.R.S., F.S.A.,
barrister- at-law, rnemb. of Counc. Soc. of Antiq.,
Governor of Owens Coll., a Trustee of Brit. Mus.,
Pres. Archaeolog. Inst., an M.P. 1886-1900, is
author of numerous scientific papers : b. 1842,
mar. 1869 Katharine, dau. of J. P. Brierlev, Esq.
Res., 30 Collingham PL, Earl's Ct., S.W.
HOWSE, Knight. Sir Henry Greenway
Howse, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.B., F.R.C.S. (late
Pres.), Consg. Surg, at Guy's Hospital, andMemb.
of Senates of London and Birmingham Univs. :
b. 1841, mar. 18S1 Alice Elinor, dau. of Rev. T.
L. Marshall. Res.. Cudham, Sevenoaks, Kent;
22 Grosvenor St., W.
HOWSON, Com. John, C.B. (Civ. 1902), Hon.
Com. R.N.R. : b. 1829. Res., 5 Laurence Rd.,
Sth. Norwood, S.E.
HOWTH, Earl of. William TJltcic Trist-
ram St. Lawrence, 4th Earl {Irel.). sits as
Baron Howth ( U.K.) ; K.P. (1884), a D.L. for Co.
Dublin, an M.P. 185S-74 (as Vise. St. .Lawrence),
State Steward thrice to Lords Lieut., has been
Capt. 7th Hussars and Lt.-Col. Co. Dublin
Militia: son of 3rd E. ; b. June 25, 1827; sue.
1874, cr. an Imper. Bn. 1881 {L.U.); unmrrd.
Heir, none. Seat, Howth Castle, Co. Dublin ;
town res., 54 Jermyn St., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Br. of Howth, 1177 by tenure (con-
firmed by King .Tolm and again by Henry J II.) ; E.
of Howth and Vise. St. Lawrence, 1767. U.K.: Bn.
Howth, 1881.— Sir Arnoricus Tristram, who, together with
his brother-in-law Sir J no. de Courcy, had gained a
victory over the Irish, was awarded the lands and
Barony of Howth, but was afterwards slain with his
entire force. The swoid with which he fought is still
preserved at Howth Castle. The 15th and 16th Bns. by
tenure were each appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland,
the one iu 1483 and the other in 1509. The 20th Bn. was
known as " The Blind Lord." The 27th Bn. was created
Earl and Viscount.
Titled Relatives.
[St. Lawrence.)
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (sists. and half-sists. of
present) :
By 1ST MERGE.
(Present Earl, b. 1827.)
Lady Catherine Elizabeth, now Lady C. WhMe, b.
1831, Eiar. 1850 the late Jas. Jos. W., Esq.. (d. 1884).
Res., 29 Thurloe Sq., S.W.
Lady Margaret Frances, now Lady M. Domvile (q.v.,
Bt. s Wid. ), b. 1840, mar. 1861 the late Sir Chas. C.
Wm. D., 2nd Bt. (d. 1884).
By 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Henrietta Eliza, now Lady H. Guinness, b.
1851, mar. 1881 the late Capt. Benj. Lee G. (d. 1900),
bro. of Bns. Ardilaun and Iveagh. Res., Ballard,
Coombe, Kingston-on-Thames ; 89 Sloane St., S.AV.
Lady Geraldine Digby St. L., b. 1852. Rjs., Clad-
dagh, Windsor.
HOY, Knight. Sir James Hoy, Kt. Bach.
(1902), LL.D., Lord Mayor of Manchester 1902,
Chmn. of Techn. Sch. Committee of that city
and a manufacturer : b. 1837, mar. 1882, 2nd wife,
Selena, dau. of Geo. Hargraves, Esq. Res., Fern
Cliff", Heaton Mersey, Manchester.
HOZIER. family name of Newlands Barony,
q.v. for " Hons." an! Lady Mary Louisa, and see
below.
HOZIER, Knight. Col. Sir Henry Mon-
tague Hozier, K.C.B. (Civ. 1903), R.A. retd.
(1874), served in China 1860-1, Abyssinia 1867-8,
was Times War Corresp. 1864 and 1866, late
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Kent Artill.
Vols., is Sec. of Lloyd's: b. 1842, mar. 1878 the
under-mentioned Lady Blanche H. Res., Stone-
house R.S.O., Lanarks.; 26a N. Audley St., W.
HOZIER, Lady (Henrietta) Blanche, dau. of
7th E. of Airlie, q.v. ; mar. 1878 to preceding.
HTJA, Gabriel Emile Alexandre, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1901), late Senior French Master at Eton, for-
merly French tutor to T.R.H. the present Prince of
Wales and his late elder brother, now Librarian
to H.R.H. : b. 1848.
HUBBARD, family name of Addington
Baron3r, q.v. for "Hons."
HUDDLESTON, George, CLE (1903), V.D.,
Offcg. Gen. Traffic Manager. E. Indian Railway,
and Lt -Col. E. Ind. Rail. Vol. Rifles : b. 1862.
Res., Calcutta.
HUDON, Lt.-Col. Joseph Alfred George,
C.M.G. (1902), Roy. Canadian Artill. ; N.W.
Rebelln. 1885, S. Africa 1900 : b. 1858. Res.,
Kingston, Ontario.
HUDSON, Knight. Sir William Brereton
Hudson, K.C.I.E. (1893), formerly Lt.-Col. Behar
Lt. Horse and an Hon. A.D.C. to M. of Lans-
downe, now a planter: b. 1843, mar. 1867 Alice,
dau. of Jas. Lamb, Esq. Res., Seraha House,
j Champarun, Bengal ; Belmont House, Mullingar,
Co. Westmeath; 31 Russell Rd., Kens., W.
HUDSON, K.vights' Widows. (1) Lady H.
(Eugenia, widow of Signor Vanotti), mar. 1885,
2nd husb., Sir Jas. Hudson, G.C.B., Ambass. at
Turin (d. same year).— (2) Lady II. (Isabel Muir,
I dau. of Maj.-Gen. Chas. F. Havelock), mar. 1859
Lt.-Gen. Sir Jno. Hudson, K.C.B., Com.-in-Ch.
J Bombav (d. 1893).
j HUDSON, Capt. Corrie, D.S.O. (1904), I.M.S.,
China 1900-2, Somalild. 1903-4, late House Surg,
and Phvs. at Chuiug Cross Hosp. : b. 1874.
HUDSON, Maj. Havelock, CLE. (1903), I.A.,
j Miranzai 1891, and N.W. Frontier 1897-8, China
i 1900-1, late an A.Q.M.G. : b. 1862. Res., Umballa,
j Punjab.
HUGEL (Hugel), Baroness von, sist. of 14th
j E. of Pembroke.
! HUGESSEN (KNATCHBULL-), family name
, of Brabourne Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
HUGGINS, Knight. Sir William Huqgins,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), O.M. (1902) D.C.L., LL.D.,
j D. Sc., Ph.D., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., F.R.A.S.,
I F.R.I.B.A., and a memb. of the Roy. Hibern.
1 Acad., the Manchester Lit. and Phil. Soc, and of
hug
numerous foreign seient. socs., has been Pres. of
Roy. Soc. from 1901, formerly Pres. Roy. Astron.
Soc, and 1891 of Brit. Assoc., has contributed
largely to the science of spectroscopic astronomy :
b. 1824, mar. 1875 Margaret, dau. of Jno. Murray,
Esq., of Monkstown. Res., 90 Upp. Tulse Hill,
S.W. ; Burlington House, Piccadilly, W.
HUGGINS, Lt.-Col. Ponsonby Glenn, D.S.O.
(,1887), I.A., Afghn. 1878-9, Burma 1885-9, Chin
Hills 1892-3, Tirah 1S97-8, is Comdfc. 81st Pioneers :
b. 1857.
HUGHES, Baronet. Sir (Alfred) Colling-
wood Iluf/kcs, 10th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1773), son of 9th
Bt.. b. 1854, sue. 1898, mar. 1880 Elsie, dau.
of Jno. Johnasson, Esq. Heir, his son Reginald
Johnasson (b. 1882; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Ralph
Tov/nsend, b. 1864). Seat, East Bergholt Lodge,
Suffolk, nr. Colchester; marine res., Norman Ct.,
Southsca.
HUGHES, Baronets' Widows. (1) Agnes,
Lady H. (Mary Agnes Winwood, dau. of Sir Wm.
Smith, 3rd Bt. of Eardiston), mar., 1st, 1881,
as 2nd wife, Rev. Sir Thos. C. Hughes, 8th Bt.
(d. 1889) : 2ndly, 1890, the late Robt. H. Gunning,
Esq., M.D., Gd. Dignitary of Emp. of Brazil (d.
1900) — retaining title by right, lies., Shelsley
Grange, Worcester. — (2) Maria, Lady 7/., dau. of
the late Col. Jno. Smith, mar. 1851 Sir Alfred
Hughes, 9th Bt. (d. 1898). lies., East Bergholt
Lodge, as above.
HUGHES, Bishop— see "L'andafT."
HUGHES, Knight. Sir Thomas Hughes, Kt.
Bach. (1898), Lord Mayor of Liverpool 1896-7,
also Mayor 1889-90, head of Thos. Hughes and
Sons, timber merchts., memb. of counc. Chamb.
of Comm. and L'pool Univ. Coll.: b. 1838, mar.
1866 Catherine, dau. of Jno. Stott, Esq. Res.,
Springwood, Linnet Ln., L'pool.
HUGHES, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
//. (Georgina Maria, dau. of Ven. Archdn. Phill-
potts), mar. 1876, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Wm. T.
Hughes, K.C.B. (d. 1897). Res., The Cottage,
Sandford-on-Thames, Oxford. — (2) Lady II.
(Mary Adele Elliott, dau. of the late Geo. M.
Gibbs, Eso.1, mar. 1889, as 3rd wife, her cousin
Col. Sir Edwin Hughes, Kt. Bach., late M.P. (d.
1904). Res., Oaklands, Plumstead Common. — (3)
Lady 77. (Theodosia, dau. of the late Edwd. James,
Esq.), mar. 1871, as 2nd wife, Capt. Sir Fredc.
Hughes (d. 1895). Res., Bamtown House and
Rosslare Fort, Wexford.
HUGHES, Arthur John, CLE. (1S92),
M.I.C.E., Supervising Engr. of Munic. Works in
N. W. Provs". 1888-93, in Pub. Works Dept. of
India 1882-96 : b. 1843. Club, Oriental.
HUGHES, Capt. A. M., D.S.O. (1902), Fd.
Latell. Dept., S. Africa 1900-2.
HUGHES, Maj.-Gen. Charles Frederick,
C.B. (Mil. 1897), LA. Supermini. List; against
Foodhlee Arabs 1865-6, Afghn. 1878-80, Burma
1886-7, nas been Comsry.-Gen. in Bombay,
Madras, and Bengal: b. 1844. £es-> Church
Aston House, Newport, Salop.
HUGHES, Col. Edward Talfourd, C.B. (Civ.
1904), V.D., late Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col.
2nd Kent Roy. Garr. Artill. Vols., a Land Tax
Commissr. : b. 1855. Res., Southwold, Suffolk;
Bun-age Rd., Plumstead.
HUGHES, Col. Emilius, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
C.M.G. (1879), A.S.C. retd. (1895) ; S. Africa
between 1873 and 1881, Egypt, and Nile Expedn.,
has been A.A.G. at Dublin and Malta, ret. 1895 :
b. 1844. Res., Sylvain, Epsom Rd., Guildford;
Ohurch House, Dean's Yd., S.W.
HUGHES, Lady Florentia Emily, dau. of
1st E. of Ravensworth.
HUGHES. Col. George Arthur, D.S.O. (1898),
M.B., R.A.M.C. retd. (1905); Afghn. 1878-80,
Bechuanald. 1884-5, .Ashanti 1895-6, Khartoum,
was Princ. Med. Oifr. at Hong Kong 1902, now
for Scott. Dist. : b. 1851. Res., 6 Melville St.,
Edinburgh.
HUGHES, Lady Henrietta Verb, sist. of 7th
E. of Buckinghamshire.
HUGHES, Herbert, C.M.G. (1901), V.D.,
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. York and
Lane. Regt., an Assist. Sec. to Brit. Commssn. for
Pai'is Exhibn., has rendered serv. in connection
with Internat. Indust. Conferences ; a bank
director and Treas. of Sheffield Conserv. Assoc. :
b. 1853. Res., Onslow House, Sheffield.
HUGHES, Lieut. JohnGethin, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N.Z. Mtd. Rifles in S. Afr. War 1899-1902 ; b.
i865. Address, Headqrs. Mess, Wellington, N.Z.
HUGHES, Hon. Mary Florentia, formerly a
Maid of Honour — see "Ravensworth."
HUGHES, Walter Charleton, CLE. (1900),
M.I.C.E., Chmn. of City of Bombay Port Trust,
prev. Sec. in Pub. Works Dept., is an Addit.
M.L.C. Bombay: b. 1850. Res., iGanesh Khind
Ldg., Boscombe, Bournemouth.
HUGHES, Walter Tatham, I.S.O. (1905),
Assist. Sec. to Rov. Hosp., Chelsea.
HUGO, Capt. James Henry, D.S.O. (1898),
M.B., L.R.C.P., I.M.S., Malakand and Mohmund
Campns. of 1897-8, is Agency Surg, for Bhopa-
war : b. 1870. Res., Sirdarpore, Centr. India.
HULETT, Knight. Hon. Sir James Liege
Hulett, Kt. Bach. (1902), late Speaker of the
Legisl. Assemb., Natal, and Leader of the Oppo-
sition, formerly Min. for Native Affairs, (title
"Hon." authorised for retention) : b. 1838, mar.
i860 Mary Ann, dau. of B. Balumb, Esq. Res.,
Kearsney, Natal.
HULL, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Richard
Frederick Lefevre Blunt, D.D., M.A. (Lam-
beth degree), Bp. Suff. in York Dioc. Canon
Res. and Pieb. of York and Vic. of Scarborough,
has been Archdn. of E. Rid. and Chapl. at Cannes,
also Chapl. in Ord. to Queen Victoria, was Select
Preacher at Cambridge 1886 and Lect. in Past.
Theol. at Camb. Divin. Sch. 1887 : b. 1833,
cons. 1891, mar. 1861. Res., Hessle Vicarage,
Yorks. ; The Residence, York.
HULL, Henry Mitchell, C.M.G. (1902),
has been Sec. for Native Affairs in Gold Coast
Colony, a Commissr. on Boundary, and Dir. of
Telegrs., late on spec. serv. in Ashanti : b. 1861.
Res., Accra, Gold Coast ; 5 Glebe Rd., Bedford.
HULSE, Baronet. Sir Edward Hamiltox
Westrow Hulse, 7th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1739), son
of 6th Bt., b. 1889, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his
uncle Hamilton John (b. 1864; no 2nd heir).
Seat, Breamore House, Hants., nr. Salisbury.
HULSE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady 71. (Katharine Jane, dau. of Very Rev.
Henry P. Hamilton, F.R.S., Dean of Salisbury),
mar. 1854 Sir Edwd. Hulse, 5th Bt. (d. 1899).
Res., Sandle Manor, Fordingbridge, Hants., nr.
Salisbury.— (2) Hon. Lady II. (Edith Maud
Webster, ??«eLawson, dau. of Bn. Burnham) , mar.
1888 Sir Edward Henry Hulse, 6th Bt. (d. 1903).
Res., 20 Norfolk St., Park Ln., W.
HULSTEYN— see " Van Hulsteyn."
HULTZSCH, Hon. Mrs. Rudolph, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Avonmore.
c e 2
of Peerage, HUN
on Personal Staff of Com.-in-Ch., now a Med.
Offr. at Gold Coast : b. 1868.
HUNTER, Baronet. Sir Charles Roderick
Hunter, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1812), Insp. of Musketry in
Imper. Yeom., served in S; Africa igoo, formerly
Maj. 9th Vol. Batt. King's Roy, Rifle Corps, has
been A. B.C. to Lt.-Gen. corndg; in Canada : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1858, sue* 1890, mar. 1887 Agnes
Lillia, dau. of Adam Kc-nnard, Esq. Heir, his son
Ronald Claude (b. 1888; no 2nd heir); Seat,
Mortimer Hill, Reading; town res., 1 "West Eaton
PL, S.W.
HUNTER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
H. (Constance, dau. of Wm. I. Bosanquet, Esq.),
mar. 1852 Sir Claudius S. P. Hunter, 2nd Bt. (d.
1890). Res., Mortimer Hill, Reading.
HUNTER, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Archi-
bald Hunter, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), D.S.O. (1886),
LL.D., an Egyptian Pacha, late Gov. of Omdur-
man, prev. of Suakin, Egyptn. Frontier, and
Dongola; served in Soudan 1884-5, also Nile
Expedn., Toski, and Dongola, comd. 10th Div. in
S. Africa 1899-1900, and was Ch. of Staff under
Gen. Sir G. White, now comdg. W. Army Corps,
India, is Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Roy. Lane.
Regt. : b. 1856. Res., Poona, Bombay.
HUNTER, Knight (2). Sir David Hunter,
K.C.M.G. (1901), Gen. Manager of Govt. Rails,
and Chmn. Port Advisory Bd., Natal, was of
great service in working railways during Boer
War, an M.E.C. 1890: b. 1S41, mar. 1865 Margaret
Gordon, dau. of Robt. Laing, Esq. Res., Colinton,
Durban, Natal.
HUNTER, Knight (3)'. Sir Robert Hunter,
Kt. Bach. (1894), M.A., Solic. to the Post Office,
was 13 years Hon. Solic. to Commons Preserv.
Soc. : b. 1844, mar. 1877. 2nd wife, Ellen, dau. of
S. Cann, Esq. i?es.,Meadfield, Haslemere R.S.O.,
Surrey ; Reform Chambrs., 105 Pall Mall, S.W.
372 HUM Directory
HUMBY, Maj; James Frederick, D.S,0.
(1902), 3rd Batt; If. Rifles (Mil.) j S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. i860. Res., The Grange, Portsmouth.
HUME, Knight, Lt.-Gen. Sit Robert Hume,
G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. i8Sf)j served in Crimea
and in Bhutan Expedn, 1865, and has comd. in
Saugor Dist., Allahabad Div., Afghanistan,
Lahore Dist., &e., now Col. The Border Regt. :
b. 1828, mar. 1872, as 2nd husb., Jane, dau. of
R. Brown, Esq., H.E.I.C.S., and widow of Capt.
R. Harris. Club, U. Serv.
HUME, Allan Octavian, C.B. (Civ. i860),
formerly Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Home and other
Depts., 'in B.C.S. 1849-81, raised and comd. a local
brigade during Mutiny: b. 1829 (son of Joseph
Hume, Esq.. M.P., the famous Reformer). Res.,
The Chalet, Kingswood Rd., Upp. Norwood, S.E.
HUME, Lt.-Col. Charles Vernon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late R.A.; Burma 1886-7 and S. Africa
1899-1900, partly as Dir. of Intell. Branch, now a
Mil. Attache in Janan, was Mil. Gov. to Crown
Prince cf Siam : b. i860. Res., Tokio.
HUMPHERY, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Humphery, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1868), K.C.B. (Civ. 1892),
V.D., M.A., Standing Counsel to Bish Soc, Hon.
Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Hants. Regt., an M.P. 1863-7,
High Sheriff of Hants. 1873 : son of the late John
Humphery, Esq., M.P., b. 1827, mar. 1898, 2nd
wife, Mary Catherine, dau. of the late Baron
Alderson and sist. of the late Mchss. of Salisbury.
Heir, none. Res., The Cottage, Gt. Brington,
Northampton ; 23 Bruton St., W.
HUMPHREYS, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Jane Blanche, dau. of the late Hy. Gardner,
Esq.), mar. 18 — , as 3rd wife, Sir Jno. Hum-
phrey's, Coroner for Middx. (d. 1886). Res., 10
Thurloe Sq., S.W.
HUMPHREYS, Capt. Dashwood William
Harrington, D.S.O. (1904), LA., Thibet: b.
1872.
HUMPHREYS, Maj. Gardiner, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1865.
HUMPHREYS, Noel A., I.S.O. (1902), Ch.
Clk. Regist.-Gen.'s Dept., was Assist. Census
Commissi-. 1901-3 : b. 1837.
HUMPHRIS, Lieut. Joseph Francis, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Austral. Mtd. Rif. in S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1868. Res., Wayville, Adelaide, S. Australia.
HUNGERFORD, Baron {Eng. 1426)— see
" Loudoun, E. of."
HUNT, Baronet's Widow. Lady H. (Alice
Harriet, dau. of the late Alfred Hunt, Esq.), a
Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., mar. 1867 her
cousin Sir Fredk. Seager Hunt, 1st and only Bt.,
once an M.P. (d. 1904). Res., 10 Royal Cresc,
Ramsgate.
HUNT, Lady Ernestine Mary Alma Geor-
giana, dau. of 5th M. of Ailesbury.
HUNT, Sec. Lieut. Frederick Eckstein, D.S.O.
(1900-1), I.A., S. Africa 1899-1901: b. 1879. Res.,
Longlands, Lancaster.
HUNT, George Henry, I.S.O. (1902), Acot. to
Treasury: b. 1853.
HUNT, Com. George Percy Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.N., S. Africa 1900.
HUNT (HOLM AN-), William. O.M. (1905),
distinguished painter of the Pre-Raphaelite
school: b. 1827. Res., Sonning Cross, nr. Read-
ing ; 18 Melbury Rd., Kens., W.
HUNT (LANGLEY-), Edmund, C.M.G. (1902),
Civ. -Surg., rendered serv. in S. Africa 1899-1903
HUNTER, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady H.
(Jessie, dau. of Rev. Thos. Murray), mar. 1863 Sir
Wm. Wilson Hunter, K.C.S.I., formerly Under
Sec. for Home Dept. to Govt, of India, compiler
of 'The Imperial Gazetteer of India' (d. 1900).
Res., 137 Banbury Rd., Oxford.— (2) Lady H.
(dau. of Jos. Stainburn, Esq.), mar. 1871, as
2nd wife, Surg.-Gen. Sir Wm. Guyer Hunter,
K.C.M.G., M.D. (d. 1902). Res., 56 College Ct.,
Queen St., Hammersmith, W.
HUNTER, Charles Hastings, I.S.O. (1903),
Ch. Assist. Colon. Sec, Gold Coast, prev. in
Windward Is. and Sierra Leone, served in
Ashanti 1900. Res., Accra, Gold Coast.
HUNTER, Lt.-Col. George Douglas, D.S.O.
(1896), R.A.M.C., Soudan 1884-5, Dongola and
Khartoum : b. i860.
HUNTER, Hamilton, C.M.G. (1900), Brit.
Cons, at Tonga (the former Friendly Is.), late
Cons, in Samoa, has been Dep. Commissr. for
W. Pacific and Dep. Judge of Vice- Admiralty
Ct. : b. 1846. Res., Brit. Cons., Tonga, W. Pacific
HUNTER, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 12th
Bn. Dormer.
HUNTER, Lt.-Col. John Muir, C.S.I. (1899),
LA. retd. (1902), late Polit. Agent at Kathiawar,
formerly Pres. of Rajasthanik Ct. : b. 1844.
HUNTINGDON, Earl of. Warner Francis
John Plantagenet Hastings, 14th E. [Eng.),
a D.L. for King's Co., late Lt.-Col. oomdg.
3rd Batt. Leinst. Reg. (Mil.), Page of Honour
to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. 1880-1 : son of 13th E. ;
b. July 8, 1868; sue. 1885 (C.) ; mar. 1892 Maud,
HUN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
HUN
373
Margaret, dau. of the late Sir Saml. Wilson, M.P.
Seats, Sharavogue, King's Co. ; Tittensor, Stoke-
upon-Trent.
Creation. E. of Huntingdon, Eng. 1529 (cr. Bn. Hast-
ings of Ashby de la Zouch 1461, but that title is now
merged in the Earldom of Loudoun ; it is quite distinct
from the still-existing and even older Barony of Hast-
ings). "Vise. Hastings" is still the courtesy-title of an
eld. son.— The 1st Bn. was Sir Wm. de Hastings, made a
K.G. and Lord Chamberlain, Master of the Mint, &c, to
Edward IV., but afterwards beheaded by Richard HI.
The 3rd Baron was made an Earl by Henry VIII., whom
he had accompanied on a French campaign. The 2nd
Earl's youngest daughter, Lady Mary Hastings, was
wooed by proxy for the Emperor of Russia, but the mar-
riage never took place. The wife of the 9th Earl was the
Countess so well known as the foundress of a nonconfor-
mist body. The 10th Earl died childless in 1789, when
the Baronies of Hastings, Botreaux, &c, went to his
sister the Ctss. of Moira, and from her to the Loudoun
Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Hastings.)
Issue of present (l$th) E. :
Lady Maud Kathleen Cairnes Plantagenet 27., b. 1893.
Lady Norah Frances 77., b. 1894.
Lady Marian Ileene Mabel 77., b. 1895.
Vise. Hastings, heir to Earldom: Francis John
Clarence Westenra Plantagenet 27., b. 1901. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. Osmond.)
Issue of 13th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 186S.)
Lady Constance Wilmot Annie, now Lady C. Pasley,
b. 1870, mar. 1890 Maj. Sir Thos. E. Sabine P., 3rd
Bt., q.v.
Lady Ileene Frances Cairns, now Lady I. Campbell,
b. 1872, mar. 1893 Colin G. Pelham C, Esq.,
formerly Lieut. Scots Gds. Res., Stonefield, Tar-
bert, Argyllsh.
Hon. Osmond William Toone Westenra 77., b. 1873,
mar. 1896 Mary Caroline Oanrobell, dau. of the late
D. Fox Tarratt, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Osmond 27.).
Res., Longrood, Rugby.
lady Ierne LouiRa Arundel, now Lady I. Tufton, b.
1874, mar. 1850 Hon. John Sackville Richard 2'.,
eld. son and heir of 1st Bn. Hothfleld, q.v.
Hon. Aubrey Craven Theophilus Robin Hood 27.,
b. 1878. Res., Barcelona House, Wroughton, Swin-
don.
Lady Rowcna Grace Marion Selina, now Lady R.
Paterson, b. 1879, mar. 1901 Graham P., Esq. Res.,
Kingsme id, Windsor Forest.
Lady ( Wilmot Ida) Noreen, now Lady Noreen Bass,
b. 1880, mar. 1903 Wm. Arthur Hamari?., Esq.,
Lieut, in Army, heir to the Btcy. held by Lord
Burton. Res., Byrkley Lodge, Burton-on- Trent ;
145 Piccadilly, W.
Dau. of 12th E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 13th Earl, b. 1841, d. 1885.)
Lady Dorothea Frances, now Lady D. Yeoman, b.
1847, mar. 1869 Geo. Dundas Y., Esq. Res., Lome
Villa, Whitby.
Dau.-in-law of wth E. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. George 27. (Mathilde Alice, dau. of W. H.
Hitchcock, Esq. ; her father af tds. took the name
Degacher), mar. 1804 the late Vice-Adm. Hon.
George Fowler 72"., C.B. (d. 1876).
HUNTINGFIELD , Baron. Joshua Charles
Van-neck, 4th Bn. (Trel.) and a Bt. (Gt. Br.);
formerly Col. 2nd Batt. Scots Gds., served in
Egyptian and Suakin Expedns. : son of 3rd Bn. ;
b. Aug. 27, 1842 ; sue. 1897 ! uiirnrrd. Seat,
Heveningham Hall, Yoxford, Saxnmndham,
Suffolk.
Creations. Bn. Huntingfield, Irel. 1796; a Bt. Gt.
Br. 1751.— Sir Joshua Vanneck, 3rd Bt.. was awarded
this Irish Peerage. He was an opulent London mer-
chant, whose father wa3 Paymaster in the Butch Army.
Titled Relatives,
( Vanneck.)
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 1843.)
Hon. Anne V., b. 1843.
Hon. Frances V., b. 1844.
Hon. William Arcedeckne V., heir pres. to Barony,
b. 1845, mar. 1883 Mary, dau. of Wm. Armstrong,
Esq., of Queensld. (Hon. Mrs. William V.). Res.,
The Cupola, Leiston R.S.O., Suffolk, (and heir, his
son William Charles Arcedeckne, b. 1883.)
Hon. Walter V., b. 1849, mar. 1877 Catherine Medora,
sist.of Hon. Mrs. Wm. V. (Hon. Mrs. Walter V.).
Res., Darsham Cottage, Saxmundham, Suffolk.
Hon. Harriet Lucy V., b. 1850.
— Dau.-in-law:
Hon. Mrs. Gerard \. (Harriette Oakley Beatson.
dau. of Jas. Ivory, Esq., of Queensld.), mar. 1878
the late Hon. Gerard V. (d. 190 j). Res., Southport,
Warwick, Queensland.
HUNTINGTON, Maj. Arthur "William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), D. of Lancaster's Own Imper.
Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871. Res., Wood-
lands, Darwen, Lanes.
HUNTINGTOWEE, Baron {Scot. 1643 & 1670),
title of the Dysart Earldom, borne (as "Lord")
by the heir when a son.
HUNTLY, Marquess of. Charles Gordon,
11th Marq. (Scot., Prem. Marq.) and a Bt.,
sits as Bn. MeMrum (U.K.) ; P.C. (Gt. Br. 1881).
LL.D., a D.L. and C.C. for Cos. Aberdeen and
Huntingdon, also a D.L. for Co. of City of
Aberdeen, Hon. Col. 5th Vol. Batt. Gordon
Highldrs., was three times Lord Sector of Aber-
deen Univ., a Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria
1870-3, Capt. of Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at
Arms 1881 : son of 10th M. ; b. March 5, 1847 ;
sue. 1863 (L. U.) ; mar. 1869 Amy, dau. of Sir
Wm. Cunliffe Brooks, 1st and only Bt. Seat
d-c, Aboyne Castle, Aboyne B.S.O., Aberdeensh. ;
Orton Longueville, Peterborough.
Creations. Scot.: E. of Huntly, 1450; M. cf Huntly
and E. of Enzie, 1599; Vise. Inverness and Ld. cf Bade-
noch, Lochaber, Strathavon, Auchindoun, Balmore,
Garthic, and Kincardine, 1600; E. of Aboyne and Ld.
Gordon of Strathavon and Glenlivet, 1660 ; a Bt. 162a.
U.K. : Bn. Meldrum, 1815.— Alex. Se.ton, who married
the heiress of the Gordon house, was made a Lord of
Parliament as Ld. Gordon in or about 1437, and his son
of the same name (who, with his brothers, reverted to the
ancestral name of Gordon) was created Earl of Huntly in
1445 ; but the legal settlement was not effected till 145°,
and is reckoned from George, son of the latter, called
2nd Earl (the Gordon Lordship being wholly dropped).
The 6th of this line obtained the Marquessate, and also
the string of titles created in 1600. The Aboyne Earl-
dom, with the revived title of Ld. Gordon, was conferred
upon the 4th son of the znd Marquess, ancestor of the
present Peer; whilst the U.K. Barony of Meldrum fell
to the lot of the 9th Marquess. There was formerly a
Dukedom of Gordon attached to this line (Scot. 1684-
1836) ; it was given to the 4th Marq. and it continued till
the death of the Sth, being eventually revived in 1876
and conferred upon the Duke of Richmond. The and
Marq., who was beheaded for his zeal for the Koyal
cause, had been created Vise. Aboyne, with remainder
to his 2nd son, at whose death unmarried that title
expired. A Lordship of Aboyne, together with the
title Vise. Melgum, was conferred upon a brother of the
2nd Marq., but these titles came to an end through the
death of their holder in the burning of Frendraght
Tower. The Baronetcy was granted to Robert, grandson
of the 2nd Earl, with remainder to heirs male whatso-
ever.
Titled Relatives.
(Gordon.)
Surviving issue of 10th M. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Mary Katherine, now Lady M. Tumor, b. 1845,
mar. 1O66 Edmund T., Esq. Res., Pantoa Hall,
Wragby R.S.O., Lines.
Lady Evelyn Elizabeth, now Ctss. of Ancaster, b.
1846, mar. 1863 lgt Earl of A., q.v.
(Present Marquess, b. 1847.)
Lady Grace Cecilie, now Ctss, of Lonsdale, b. 1854,
mar. 1878 5th Earl of L., q.v.
Lord Granville Arm yne (?.,heir pres, to Marquessute,
formerly Lieut. Longford Militia: b. XS56, mar.
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1Q02, 2nd wife, the divorced wife of his cousin
Christian Freda Gordon, formerly a Mrs. Close,
respecting whom a Gazette notice was issued in
i9°3, cancelling her presentation to Queen Vic-
toria. * (and heir, his sod Granville Cecil Douglas,
2nd Lieut. Scots Gds., b. 1883.)
Lady Margaret Ethel, now The Lady Harlech, b.
1858, mar. 1881 Hon. George Ralph Charles
Ormsby-Gore, now 3rd Bn. Harlech, q.v.
Lady Elena Mary, now Lady Elena Wickham, b.
1861, mar. 1885 'Maj. Geo. Lamplugh W. Res., 5
Hanover Ct,, Regent St., W.
lady Ethelreda Caroline, now Lady Ethelreda Wide-
ham, b. 1864, mar. 1884 Henry VS'icklwm W-, Esq.
Res., Barnwell Castle, Oundle, N'thants.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Eeme Gf. (Elizabeth Ann Phippen, dau. of
Wm. Brown, Esq.. of Glastonbury), mar. 1874 the
late Lord Esme Stuart (J. (b. 1853, d. 1900). il.-s.,
66 Knightsbridge, S.W.
HURON, Bishop of. Rfc. Rev. D. Williams,
D.D., 4th Bp., appd. 1905.
HUSBAND, Rev. .John, CLE. (1S97),
F.R.C.S.E., L.R.C.P., Chmn. Ajmere Munie.
Omttee., a Missionary of United Presb. Ch. in
Rajputana from 1870, formerly Priv. Phys. to
the late Maharaja of Jeypore : b. 1841. lies.,
Ajmere, Rajputana.
HUSKISSON (MILBANKE-), Baronet's
Widow. Lady 3I.-H. (Emily, dau, of J. Mans-
field, Esq.), mar. 1843 Sir Jno. R. Miibanke-Hus-
kisson, 8th Bt. (d. i858, his successor dropping
the name Huskisson). R s., 17 Cliveden PL, Eaton
Sq., S.W.
HUSSEY, Knight. Sir George Alfred
Ernest Hussey, Kt. Bach. (1901), Mayor of
Southampton for three years up to apptmt., a
brewer, Maj. 2nd Vol. Batt. Hants. Regt., raised
an Ambulance Corps which was of great service
in S. Africa : b. 1864, mar. 1885 Mary, dau. of
Wm. Read, E?q. lies., Braemar, Noithlands Rd.,
Southampton.
HUTCHENS, Surg.-Capt. Harold John,D.S.O.
(1902). Qxisld. Contgts. ; S. Afiica 1901-2.
HUTCHINS, Knight. Sir Philip Perceval
Hutchins, K. C.S.I. (1891). Memb. of Counc. of
India, late Sec. in Judicial Dept. of India Office,
prev. Judge of High Ct. Madras, and Memb. of
Council of Viceroy : b. 1838, mar. i860 Fanny
Annie, dau. of B. T. Norfor, Esq. lies., 72
Cromwell Rd., S.W.
HUTCHINSON, Knight. Sir Joseph Turner
Hutchinson, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.A., Ch. Justice of
Cyprus, late of Grenada, formerly of Gold Coast :
b. 1850, mar. 1897 Cont-tance Mary, dau. of the late
Jos. Lucas, Esq. Res., Nikosia, Cyprus; Bray-
stones, Beckermet R.S.O., Cumbd.
HUTCHINSON, Viscount {U.K. i82i),Imper.
title of E. of Donoughmore.
HUTCHINSON, Maj.-Gen. Charles Scrope,
C.B. (Civ. 1890), R.E. retired (1S76), Insp. of
Rails, for Bd. of Trade 1867-34: b. 1826. lies.,
14 Kidbrook Pk. Rd., Blackheatb, S.E.
HUTCHINSON, Maj.-Gen. Henry Doveton,
C.S.I. (1903), LA. ret'd. (1904), now Col. 3rd
Gurkha Pities; Sikkim 1887-8, Chitral Relief
1895, Tirah 1897-8, is Dir. of Stuff Duties, prev.
Assist. Mil. Sec. fur Indian Affairs at War Office :
b. 1847. Club, U. Serv.
HUTCHINSON, Capt. Hugh Moore, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), Connaught Rangers ; Sierra Lsone 1898-9,
S. Africa 1899-1901, now with Egvptn. Army : b.
1874.
HUTCHINSON, Col. James Bird, C.S.I. (1904),
LA., an M.L.C. of Punjab and Gov. of Aitchison
Coll., Lahore : b. 1844.
HUTCHINSON (FORD-), Maj. George
Higginson, D.S.O. (1898), Connaught Rangers;
Dongola, Nile 1898, and S. Africa 1899-1901,
was on spec. serv. in Egypt 1896-7, now with
Egyptn. Army : b. 1863.
HUTCHINSON (HELY-), family name of
Donoughmore Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
Hon. Granville.
HUTCHINSON (HELY-), Knight and Peer's !
Son. Hon. Sir Walter Francis Hely-HutcMnson, j
G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1888), M.A.,barrister-
at-law, Gov. of Cape Col., late of Natal, prev. of
Windward Is. and Lt.-Gov. of Malta, also Colon.
Sec. Barbados : son of 4th E. of Donoughmore
and uncle of present Peer; b. 1849, mar. 1881
Mav, dau. of Maj.-Gen. W. Clive Justice,
C.M.G. Res., Govt. House, Cape Town ; Court
Lodge, Gravesend.
HUTCHINSON (SYNGE-), Baronet. Sir
Edward Syngc- Hutchins on, 4th Bt. {Irel. 1782),
formerly Lieut, in Army, served in Crimea :
son of the late Fras. Synge-Hutchinson and
grandson of 3rd Bt. (by whom the name
Hutchinson was assumed) ; b. 1830, sue. 1846.
Heir, none. Club, Army and Navy.
HUTCHISON, Capt. John de Mestre,
C. M.G. (1905), R.N., late Extra Nav. Attache at
Tokio.
HUTH, Sec. Lieut. Peecival Cuthbert,
D. S.O. (1902), Shrops. L.I. : Ashanti 1900, S.
Africa 1901-2 : b. 1879.
HUTTON, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Edward
Thomas Henry Hvtton, K.C.M.G. (1901), C.B.
(Mil. 1894), served in Zulu and Boer Wars 1879-81,
Egypt, and Nile, held Comds. in S. Africa 1900,
also in Canada and N. S. Wales, late comdg.
troops of Australian Commonwealth, now Maj.-
Gen. in charge of Administrn. Eastn. Commd.,
Hon. Col. 7th Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps (Mil.),
late an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1848, mar. 1889
Eleanor Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Lord Chas.
Paulet and granddau. of 13th M. of Winchester.
Res., The Grange, Melbourne : 34 Eaton PI., S.W.
HUTTON, Knight's Widow. Lady H.
(Elizabeth, dau. of Wm. Neale, Esq.), mar. 1864
Sir John Hutton, proprietor of the ABC Railway
Guide (d. 1903). Res., 7 Kensington Ct., W.
HUTTON, Maj. Gilbert Montgomerie, D.S.O.
j (1900-1), R.E., B.A., Chin-Lushai 1889-91 and S.
I Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1865.
j HUTTON, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd Bn.
j Teignmouth.
HYDE, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. H. Gt.
I Br. 1756), only son and heir of E. of Clarendon.
HYDE, James Wilson, I.S.O. (1903), Con-
troller. Edinburgh G.P.O. Sorting Office : b. 1841.
j Res.., 145 Warrender Pk. Rd., Edinburgh.
[ HYDE (LANG-), Maj. John Irvine, C.M.G.
(1896). R.E., late Brit. Commissi-, on Anglo-French
1 Boundary Settlemt. of Nigeria, and Ch. Engr. of
proposed Rail. Survey Gold Coast : b. 1859. Club,
j Roy. Socs.'
I HYDERABAD, the Nizam or. H.H. Asaf Jah
i Nawab Mir Sir Mahbub Alt Khan, Bahadur,
j G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1903), G.C.S.I. (1884), Premier
I Prince of India: b. 1866. Res., Hyderabad,
Deccan.
HYLTON, Baron. Hylton George Hylton
Jolliffe, 3rd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., a Co.
Aid." for Somerset, an M.P. 1895-9, formerly a 2nd
Sec. in Diplom. Serv. and Capt. N. Somerset
Yeom. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Nov. 10, 1862; sue.
1899 (C); mar. 1896 Lady Alice Adeliza Hervey,
HYL
Baronetage, Knightage, <Ss
c.
ILG
375
dau. of 3rd M. of Bristol. Seats, Ammerdown,
Radstock, Bath.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1821 ; Bn. Hylton, 1866.— The
title of Bn. was conferred upon Capt. the Rt, Hon. Sir
Wm. G. Hylton Jolliffe, 1st Bt., M.P. for Petersfield,
representative of a former line of Bns. Hylton (stated,
however, in Burke's "Extinct Peerages"- not to have
been actual Barons, but only holders of a courtesy title).
See note under " Jolliffe " as to the correct family name.
Titled Relatives.
(Jolliffe.)
Issue 0/ present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Mary Lepel J., b. 1897.
Hon. William George Hervey J., heir to Barony,
b. i8q8.
Hon. Thomas Hedworth J., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Surviving dau. of 2nd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1862.)
Hon. Agatha Eleanor Augusta, now Hon. Mrs.
Ailwya Felloioes, b. 1863, mar. 1886 Rt. Hon. Ailwyn
Edward F, M.P., son of 1st Bn. Be Ramsey, see
" Fellowes, P.C."
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1829, d. 1899.)
Hon. Allada Harriot, now Hon. Mrs. Grenville Wells,
b. 1831, mar. 1853 the late Grenville Granville W.,
Esq. (d. 1901). •
Hon. Mary Augusta,, now Hon. Lady Birkbeck, b.
1840, mar. 1865 Sir Edwd. B., 1st Bt., q.v.
Hon. William Sydney Hylton J., a D.L. for nants.,
formerly Ca.pt. Scots Gds., an M.P. 1874-80 : b. 1841,
mar. 1870 Gertrude Henrietta, dau. of the late
Eichd. Eaton, Esq., M.P. (Hon. Mrs. Syoney J., of
17 Lowndes Sq,, S.W. Res., The Heath House,
Petersfield, Hants.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Walter J. (Amy Mary, dau. of the late
Wm. AVatt, Esq.), mar. 1871 the late Com. Hon.
Walter Hylton J., R.N. (d. 1889). Res., 29 Quetns-
berry PL, S. Kens., S.W.
HYLTON, Baron's Widow. The Dowager Lady
H. (Anne, dau. of Hy. Lambert, Esq., and by
1st mrrge. Ctss. of Dunraven, but does not use
that title), mar. 1879, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 2nd
Bn. Hylton (d. 1899). Bes., 2 Lo\rades Sq., S.W.
HYMAINE, Chief of— Bee " O'Maine Mor."
HYSLOP, Lt.-Col. James, D.S.O. (1900-1),
M.B., Princ. Med. Offr. Natal Vols, in Boer War
1899-1901, was Assist. Phys. at Roy. Edinb.
Asylum: b. 1856. lies., Mountain View, Pieter-
maritzburg.
I.
IBBETSON, Knight. Sir Denzil Charles
Jelf Ibbetson, K.C.S.L (1903), B.A., has been Ch.
Commissr. Centr. Provs. India, and twice a Memb.
of Counc. of Viceroy, prev. Sec. to Ind. Govt, in
Bev. and Agric. Dept. : b. 1847, mar. 1870 Louisa
Clarissa, dau. of Samuel Coulden, Esq. Bts.,
Simla and Calcutta.
IBRAHIM ALI KHAN — see "Tonk."
IDAR— see "Pertab Singh."
IDDE SLEIGH , Earl of. Walter Stafford
Northcote, 2nd Earl (U.K.) and a Bt., C.B.
(Civ. 1887), a D.L. for Devon, late Chmn. of
Inland Rev. and formerly Priv. Sec. to his father :
son of 1st E. (well known as Sir Stafford
Northcote, for a time Leader of the H. of Com-
mons) ; b. Aug. 7, 1845; sue. 1S87 (0.) ; mar.
1868 Elizabeth Lucy, dau. of Sir Harry S. Meysey-
Thompson, 1st Bt. Seat, Pynes, Exeter ; town
res., 23 Manchester Sq., W.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1641; E. of Iddesleigh and
Vise. St. Cyres, U.K. 1885. -The Rt, Hon. Sir Stafford H.
Northcote, 7th Bt, G.C.B., who was created 1st Earl,
had been Secretary for India and for Foreign Affairs,
Chancellor of the Exchequer, President of the Board
of Trade, &c, also Lord Rector of Edinburgh University
and Lord Lieutenant of Devonshire.
Titled Relatives.
(Northcote.)
Issue of present (2nd) E. :
Vise. St. Cyres, heir to Earldom : Stafford Harry
N., M.A., b. 1869. Club, St. James's. (2nd heir,
his uncle Bn. Northcote.)
Lady Rosalind Lucy N. , b. 1873.
Lady Elizabeth Mabel N., b. 1876.
The late Lady Katherine Cecilia A'., b. 1879, d. 1893.
Surviving issue of xst E. (bros. andsists. of present):
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
Baron Northcote (q.v.), b. 1846.
Lady Agnes Mary Cecilia, now Lady A. MacLeod, b.
1843, mar. 1877 Regd. M., Esq., C.B., q.v.
Rev. the Hon. John Stafford If., an Hon. Chapl. to
H.M. and Vic. of St. Andrew's Westmr. : b. 1850,
mar. 1881 Hilda Cardew, dau. of the late Very Rev.
F. W. Farrar, D.D., E.R.S., Dean of Canterbury
(Hon. Mrs. John N.). Res., 30 Ashley PL, West-
minster, S.W.
Rev. the Hon. Arthur Francis If., M.A., b. 1852, mar.
1892, 3rd wife, Emily Catharine, dau. of Col. Saml.
B. Kekewich (Hon. Mrs. Arthur A7".). Res., Monk's
Eleigh Rect., Bildeston, Suffolk.
Lady Margaret Stafford, now Ladv M. Shelley, b. 1856,
mar. 1882 Fredk. S., Esq., son of Rev. Sir Fredk. 8.,
8th Bt. of Michelgrove. .Res., Ambarrow Hill,
Sandhurst, Berks, nr. Camberley.
Hon. Amyas Stafford If., memb. of a Chicago firm,
b. 1864, mar. 1890 Helen May, dau. of the late Jas.
(i. Dudley, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Amyas A7.). Res., The
Thorne, Berkhamsted, Herts.
IDDESLEIGH, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of I., C.I. (Cecilia Frances, nee Earrer,
sist. of 1st Bn. Earrer), mar. 1843 1st E. of Iddes-
leigh (d. 1887). Bes., 52 Charles St., Berkeley
Sq., W.
IKERRIN, Viscount (by courtesy— title Irel.
1629), son and heir of the Earl of Carrick.
ILBERT, Knight. Sir Courtenay Peregrine
Ilbert, K.C.S.L (1895), CLE. (1882), B.A., Clerk
of the House of Commons, late Pari. Counsel to
Treasury, formerly Legal Memb. of Viceroy of
India's Council : b. 1841, mar. 1874 Jessie, dau. of
Rev. C. Bradley. Bes., Speaker's Ct., New Palace
Yd., S.W.
ILCHESTER, Earl of. Henry Edward
Fox-Sirangways, 5th Earl (Gt. Br.), P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1874), Lord Lieut, of Dorset and a Co.
Aid., formerly Capt. Dorset Yeom. and of Hon.
Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms : nephew of 3rd and
4th Earls and son of Hon. Jno. G. C. Fox-
Strangways: b. Sept. 13, 1847; sue. 1865 (C.) ;
mar. 1872 Lady Mary Eleanor Anne Dawson,
dau. of 1st E. of Dartrey, K.P. Seats, Melbury
House and Abbotsbury Castle, Dorchester ;
Chantmarle, Cattistock, Dorchester ; Redlynch
House, Bruton R.S.O.. Somerset; town res.,
Holland House, Kens., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Ld. Ilchester and Bn. Strangways,
1741 ; Ld. Ilchester and Stavordale and Bn. of Redlynch,
1747 ; E. of Ilchester, 1756.— Stephen Fox, son of Sir
Stephen (Kt.), the projector of Chelsea Hospital, to which
he himself contributed £13,000, was the subject of all
these creations. Upon his marriage he assumed the
additional name of Strangways.
Titled Relatives.
(Fox-Strangways. )
Issue of present (yh) E. :
Lord Stavordale, heir to Earldom: Giles Stephen
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Holland F.S.. late Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., has been
Assist. Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to Sec. for India: b.
1874, mar. 1902 Lady Helen Mary Theresa Vane-
Tempest-Stewart, dau. of 6th M. of Londonderry
(Lady Helen Stavordale — on form of title see
Introd. p. s6). lies., 31 Old Burlington St., W.
Issue :
Hon. Mary Theresa F.S., b. 1903.
Hon. Edward Henry Charles James F.S., 2nd
heir, b. 1905.
Lady Muriel Augusta, now Lady M. Bigby, b. 1876
mar. 1903 George Hugh Z>., Esq. Res., Chalming-
ton, Dorchester.
The late Hon. Denzil Vesey F.S., b. 1879, d. 1901.
Sist. of present E. (granted rank of an Earl's
dan. 1865) :
Lady Maria Georgiana Julia, now Visctss. Bridport,
b. 1846, mar. 1872 Col. Hon. Arthur Wellington
Alexander Nelson Hood, C.B., now and Vise. Brid-
port, q.v.
(Present Eaiil, b. 1847.)
ILDERTON, Col. Charles Edward, D.S.O.
(1888), Hoy. W. Surrey Regt, ret. (1896), N.Z.
1864-6, Burma 1886-8 : b. 1841.
ILIEF, Bishop— see " Shan-tung."
LM THURN, Knight. Sir Everard Fer-
dinand im Thurn, K.C.M.G. (1905), C.B. (Civ.
1900), M.A., Gov. of Fiji and High Commissr. for
Western Pacific, late Lt.-Gov. of Ceylon, and has
been Govt. Agent N.W. Dist. Brit. Guiana,
author of many hist, and geog. papers on that
country: b. 1852, mar. 1895 Hannah Cassels, dau.
of the late Jas. Lorimer, Esq., LL.D. JRes., Govt.
House, Suva, Eiji.
INCHIQTTIN, Baron. Lucius William
O'Brien, 15th Bn. {Irel.) and a Bt., an Irish
Rerjres. Peer (el. 1900), a D.L. for Co. Clare (High
Sheriff 1898), Hon. Col. Clare Artill. (Mil.),
late Lieut. Rifle Brigade and once Sta.te Steward
to Lord Lieut. : son of 14th Bn. ; b. June 21,
1864 ; sue. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1896 Ethel Jane, dau.
of the late Johnston J. Foster, Esq. Seats,
Dromoland Castle, Newmarket-on-FergusR.S.O.,
Co. Clare ; Moor Pk., Ludlow, Salop.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. of Inchiquin, 1543 ; a Bt. 1686.
—Murrough O'Brien, brother of the "King of Thomond"
(in virtue of which we are told that the present Peer's
servants wear royal livery), was granted the Inchiquin
Barony together with the life Earldom of Thomond.
Later on there were successions of seven Earls of
Inchiquin and three Marquesses of Thomond, but these
titles became extinct.
Titled Relatives.
(O'Brien.)
Issue of present {i$th) Bn. :
Hon. Donough Edward Foster O'B., heir to Barony,
b. 1897.
Hon. Katharine Beryl O B., b. 1898.
Hon Phadrig Lucius O'B., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Hon. Fionn Myles Blaryons O'B., b. 1903.
Issue of 14th Bn. (bros., half-bros., sist., &c, of
present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Geraldine Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Muhon, b. 1863, mar. 1S86 Thos. Geo. Stacpoole M.,
Esq. lies., Corbally, Chain R.S.O., Co. Clare.
(Present Baron, b. 1864. )
Hon. Murrough O'B., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), D.S.O.
(1900-1), Maj. N'thurnb. Fus., with which he served
in S. Africa 1900, late A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to
Lord Lieut, of Ireland: b. 1S66. Club, Nav. and
Mil.
Hon. Edward Donough O'B. , formerly Lieut. Clare
Artill. (Mil.), b. 1867, mar. 1899 Lady Beatrice Mary
Hare, dau. of 3rd E. of Listowel. lies., Moyriesk,
Quin R.S.O., Co. Clare.
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Clare, now Hon. Mrs. ~Soe\Loirry-0<irry, b. 1875,
mar. 1904 Maj. Noel Armar L.-C, D.S.O., q.v.
Hon. Moira, now Hon. Lady Hervey-Balhurst,b. 1876,
mar. 1901 SirFredk. E. Wm. H.-B., sth Bt,, q.v.
Hon. Eileen O'B., b. 1877.
Hon. Maud OB.,b. 187S.
Hon, Donough O'B., M.A., b. 1879. -Kcs., 20 Lennox
Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Beatrice, now Hon. Mrs. Gnglielmo Marconi,
b. 1882, mar. 1905 Chev. Gugl. M„ inventor of the
wireless telegraph system.
Hon. Lilah OB., b. 1884.
Hon. Henry Barnaby O'B., b. 1887.
Hon. Doreen O'B., b. 18O8.
Hon. Desmond O'B. , b. 1895.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Beatrice M. O'B., see Hon. Edward above.
Surviving issue of 13th Bn. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
Br 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Juliana Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. William
MacBon^nell, b. 1838, mar. 1858 the late Col. Wm. E.
A. MacD. (d. 1883).
(The late 14th Baron, b. 1839, d. 1900.)
Hon. Charlotte Anne, now Hon. Mrs. George Ram,
b. 1840, mar. 1866 the late Rev. Geo. Stopford R. (d.
1889). Res., 59 Courtfield Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Mary Grace, now Hon. Mrs. Abel Ram, b. 1842,
mar. 1874 Abel Jnc. R., Esq., K.C., Recorder of
Wolverhampton, grandson of 3rd E. of Courtown,
as was the late husb. of preceding. Res., 31 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Anastasia Kathleen Lucia, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Warde, b. 1856, mar. 1879 Lt.-Col. Chas. A.
Jladan W. Res., Squerryes Ct., Westerham,
Kent.
Hon. Lucius Murrough O'B., B.A., barrister-at-law,
b. 1857. Res., 103 Queen's Gt., S.W.
Hon. Nora Louisa Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Hugo
Bouglass, b. 1859, mar. 1895 Richd. Hugo D., Esq.
Res., Ooverdale, Sunninghill, Ascot.
Hon. Louisa Blanche, now Hon. Mrs. Paget Bayly,
b. i860, mar. 1896 Rev. Paget Lambart B. Res.,
Netherbury Vic, Beaminster R.S.O., Dorset.
Hon. Alicia Amabel O'B., a. Sist. of Mercy, twin with
preceding. Res., Ciewer, Windsor (St. Jno. Bapt.
Community).
Hon. William Henry Ernest Robert Turlough O'B.,
b. 1863, mar. 1901 Henrietta Ethne, dau. of Geo.
R. Browne, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Turlough O'B.). Res.,
25 Basil Mansns., Sloane St., S.W.
Hon. Louisa Anna Maria O'B., twin with preceding.
INCHIQUIN, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady I. {ne'e Hon. Ellen White, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Annaly), mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, 14th Bn. Inchi-
quin, K.P., an Irish Repres. Peer (d. 1900). lies.,
20 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
INCHMARNOCK, Baron {Scot. 1703)— see
"Bute, M. of."
INDORE— see "Holkar."
INGESTRE, Viscount {by courtesy— title Gt.
Br. 1784), only son and heir of E. of Shrewsbury.
INGHAM, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Ernest
Graham Ingham, D.D., late 6th Bp. of Sierra
Leone, now Rector of Stoke-next-Guildford and
Hon. Clerical Sec. to Bd. of Missions of Canterb.
Prov. : b. 1851, cons. 1883, ret. 1897. Res., Stoke
Rect., Guildford.
INGHAM, Lady Caroline Marguerite, dau.
of 7th E. of Harrington.
INGILBY, Baronet. Sir Henry Day Ingilby,
2nd Bt. {U.K. i866),M.A.,a D.L. for W. Rid.,
High Sheriff of Yorks. 1882: son of 1st Bt., b.
1826, sue. 1870, mar. 1862 the under-mentioned
Hon. Lady Ingilby. Heir pres., his bro. William
(b. 1829 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Capt. William
Henry/., b. 1874). Seats, Ripley Castle, Leeds ;
Harrington Hall, Spilsby, Lines. ; town res.,
9 Hereford Gdns., Park Ln., W.
INGILBY, Hon. Lady, dau. of only Bn. Mar-
joribanks (see that title), and wife of above Bt.
INGLEFIELD, Knicht's Widow— see "Haug-
witz."
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INGLEFIELD, Col. Francis Seymour, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), late E. Yorks. Eegt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902,
partly as A.A.G. : b. 1855.
INGLEFIELD, Col. Norman Bruce, D.S.O.
(1902), B.A., Afghn. 1878-9, and S. Africa 1899-
1902, now Ch. Instr. in Sch. of Gunnery: b.
1855 (twin bro. of preceding). Res., Lydd, Kent.
INGLIS, Knight's Widow. Lady J. (Caroline,
dau. of Jobn Johnston, Esq.), mar. 1862 Sir
Malcolm John Inglis, Pres. of Dublin Chamber
of Commerce (d. 1902).
INGLISMALDIE &c, Baron (Scot. 1639)— see
"Northesk, E. of."
INGHAM, Baronet. Sir William James
Ingram, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1893), B.A., an M.P.
1874-80, 1885-5, and 1892-5, barrister-at-iaw : son
of the late Herbert Ingram, Esq., M.P., who
founded the Illust. London News, of which present
Bt. is a Managing Proprietor ; b. 1847, mar. 1874
Mary Eliza Collingwood, dau. of the late Hon.
Edwd. Stirling, M.L.C. of S. Australia. Heir,
his son Herbert (b. 1875; 2nd heir, next son,
Bruce Stirling, b. 1877). Seat &c, Swineshead
Abbey, Boston, Lines. ; The Bungalow, West-
gate-on-Sea, Kent; town res., 65 Cromwell Bd.,
S.W. ; diamb., 12 King's Bench Walk, Temple,
E.C., and 198 Strand, W.C.
INGRAM (WINNINGTON-), Bishop — see
"London."
INNERDALE, Baron {Scot. 1643), see Hamil-
ton and B., D. of."
INNES, Baronet. Sir John Lines, 12th Bt.
{Scot. 1628), a D.L. and Vice-Lieut, of Banffshire,
formerly of New Zealand : son of 1 lth Bt., b. 1840,
sue. 1878. Heir pres., his bro. James (b. 1846;
2nd heir, next bro., Thomas, b. 1852). Seat,
Edingight House, Keith, Banffsh.
INNES, Earl {U.K. 1837), Imper. title of D. of
Roxburghe (fam. name Innes-Ker).
INNES, Knight (1). Hon. Sir James Eose
Innes, K.C.M.G. (1901), Ch. Justice of Transvaal
Col., twice Attorn. -Gen. of Cape Col. : b. 1824.
Res., Pretoria.
INNES, Knight (2). Surg.-Gen. Sir John
Harry Ker Innes, K.C.B. (Mil. 1887), E.E.C.S.,
served in Crimea, Mutiny, and Afghanistan,
attached to Prussian Army as Brit. Sanit. Com-
missr. in Franco-Germ. War, and was Princ.
Med. Offr. in India 1876-80 ; is an Hon. Surg, to
H.M.: b. 1820, widower. Res., Piazza Indipen-
denza, Florence.
INNES, Knight's Widow. Lady I. (Emily
Janet, dau. of Hon. Jno. Smith, M.L.C), mar.
1865 Hon. Sir J. Geo. Long Innes, Judge of Supr.
Ct. N.S.W. (d. 1896). Res., Winslow, Sydney;
Clover Hill, Sutton Forest, N.S.W.
INNES, Capt. James Archibald, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Eif. Brigade; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1875.
INNES, James Eose, C.M.G. (1879), Under
Sec. for Native Affairs in Cape Col. 1881-97, prev.
Admin, of Griqualand West : b. 1824. Res.,
Conigon, Eondesbosch, Cape Town. [Distinct
from Sir Jas. Eose Innes above, but they have
been much confused, and are both given in the
latest ' Colon. Office List ' as bom in 1824.]
INNES, Col. Thomas, C.V.O. (1901), LL.D.,
formerly comdg. 3rd Batt. Gord. Highldrs. (Mil.),
a D.L. for Aberdeensh. and sen. memb. of the
Scott. Bar : b. 1814. Res., Learney, Torphins
E.S.O., Aberdeensh.
INVEEAEAY, MULL, &e., Baron {Scot. 1701)
—see "Argyll, D. of."
INVEEBEEVIE, Baron {Scot. 1641) — see
"Arbuthnott, Vise."
INVEECLYDE, Baron. James Cleland
Burns, 3rd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt. : son of 1st
Bn. and bro. of 2nd ; b. Feb. 14, 1884 ; sue. 1905
{L.U.); mar. 1891 Charlotte Mary Emily, dau.
of the late Eobt. Nugent-Dunbar, Esq. Seat,
Castle Wemyss, Wemyss Bay, Eenfrewsh. ; town
res., 1 Park Gdns., Glasgow.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1839 ; Bn. Inverclyde, 1897.
—The 1st Baron, like his successor, was Chairman of the
Cunard Steamship Co., his father Sir George Bums, 1st
Bt., having been the first to carry the Atlantic mails by
steamers.
Titled Relatives.
(Burns.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Emily Dunbar B., b. 1891.
Hon. Muriel Annette B,, b. 1893.
Hon. John Alan B., heir to Biiy., b. SS97. (No 2nd
heir to Bny. ; Bu s. uncle James Cleland is 2nd to
Btcy.)
Issue of istBn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(The lati 2nd Baron, b. 1C61, d. 1905.)
Hon. Agnes Caroline B., b. 1862.
(Present Baron, b. 1864.)
Hon. Jane Cleland B., b. 1863.
Hon. Mary Hay, now Hon. Mrs. Ernest Robinson, b.
1871, mar. 1500 the late Rev. Ern. Murray R. (d.
i9°4)« Res., De Tiilens, Limpsfield, Surrey.
INVEECLYDE, Baron's Wibow. Mary, Lady
I., dau. of Hickson Fergusson, Esq., mar. 1886
2nd Bn. Inverclyde, Chmn. of the Cunard Steam-
ship Co. (d. 1905).
INVEEKEITHING, Viscount {Scot. 1703)— see
"Eoseberv, E. of."
INVERNESS, Earl of {U.K. 1892), a title of
H.E.H. the Prince of Wales.
INVERNESS, Viscount {Scot. 1600), a title of
the Huntly Marquessate.
INVERURIE, Lord, usual title of the heir to
the Kintore Earldom, for which (on decease of
the recent heir) ' 'Lord Falconer' ' is now substituted
(the preceding is abridged from the 2nd title of
the Earldom, Lord Keith of Inverurie, Scot. 1677).
IPSWICH, Bishop of. Et. Eev. George
Carnac Fisher, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Norwich Dioc,
Eect. of Burgh St. Margaret, Gt. Yarmouth, was
Bp. Suff. of Southampton 1896-8, prev. held
clerical posts at Doncaster, Dartford, Barrow,
Beverley, and Croydon: b. 1844, mar. 1876, cons,
as Bp. 1896, appd. to Ipswich 1899. Res., Burgh
House, nr. Gt. Yarmouth.
IPSWICH, Viscount {Eng. 1672) — sec
" Grafton, D. of."
IEBY, family name of Boston Barony, q.v.
for "Hons."
IEELAND, Col. Robert Megan, C.M.G.
(1901), a Ch. Paymr. in Army Pay Depart. ; S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1849.
IRVINE, Lt.-Coi. Acheson Gosford, I.S.O.
(1903), Quebec Rifles retd. ; Red River 1870,
N.W. Rebelln. 1885, is Warden of the Peniten-
tiary, Manitoba : b. 1837. Stoney Moun-
tain, Manitoba.
IRVINE (D'AECY-), Knight. Adm. Sir St.
George Caulfield D' Arcy-Irvine, K.C.B. (Mil.
1902), served at San Juan Eiver, in Black and
Baltic Seas, and at Alexandria, was 2nd in comd.
of Chann. Fleet 1888-9, ret. 1897 : D- 1833, mar.
1868 Katherine, dau. of Vice- Adm. Sir Horatio
Austin, K.C.B. lies., 23 Thurlow Sq., S.W.
IEVING, Knight's Widow. Lady/. (Florence,
dau. of Surg.-Gen. Danl. J. O'Callaghan), mar.
1869 Sir Henry B. Irving {ne John Henry
Brodribb), LL.D., D.Litt., a distinguished actor
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and Shakspearian reproducer (d. 1905). Res.,
8 Rosebery Ten-.. Hythe, and 10 Gilston Ed., S.
Kens., S.W.
IRVING, Knight. Sir Henry Turner
Irving, G.C.M.G. (1888; K.C.M.G. 1878), formerly
Gov. of Leeward Is., of Trinidad, and of Brit.
Guiana, prev. Colon. Sec. of Jamaica and of
Ceylon : b. 1833, widower, lies., 10 Trinity Cresc,
Folkestone.
IRVING, Charles John, C.M.G. (1881),
formerly Res. Councillor of Malacca, an M.E.C.
and M.L.C. of Straits Settlmts. and Penang, and [
a Spec. Clerk in Mauritius, ret. 1887: b. 1831.
Res., Hilland3, Ticlcombe, Tiverton, Devon.
IRVING, Maj. Lewis Erskine Went worth,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Canad. Artill. in S. Africa
1899-1900: b. 1868. Res., Toronto.
IRVING (BELL-), Lt.-Col. Andrew, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R. A. retd. (1903); Afghn. 1878-80 and
S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1855.
IRWIN, Alfred Macdonald Bulteel, C.S.I.
(1904), formerly Commissr. of Burma, Acting
Judge of Lower Burma, and Acting Judic.
Oommi&sr. of Upper Burma, now an M.L.C. : b.
1853. Res., Pegu.
IRWIN, Lt.-Col. De La Cherois Thomas,
C.M.G. (1901), Hon. Lt.-Col. retd. (i832) ; Eenian
riots 1866, is Sec. of Canad. Patriotic Fund, was
an Hon. A.D.C. to the late Gov.-Gen. : b. 1843.
Res., 170 Cooper St., OLt*wa; Camagh House,
Co. Armagh.
IRWIN, George Robert, C.S.I. (1901), B.A.,
has held posts in N.W. Provs. and at Berar,
Hyderabad, &c, and been Assist. Sec. to Ind.
Govt, in For. Dept., Resid. at Jaipur, &c: b. 1855.
Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
IRWIN, Henry, CLE. (1888), M.Inst.C.E.,
Cons. Architect to Madras Govt. 1883-96, prev. in
Works Dept. at Admiralty and in Ceylon, and a
Suptg. Engr. in Rajputana : b. 1841. Address,
U. Serv. Ciub, Simla.
ISAACS, Knight. Sir Henry Aaron Isaacs,
Kt.Bach. (1887), Lieut, for City of London, Lord
Mayor 1889-90, Alderman 1883-91, Sheriff Lond.
and Middx. 1886-7 : b. 1830, widower. Res., May-
bourne, Laurie Pk. Rd., Sydenham, S.E. ; Somer-
leyton, 17 Wilbury Gdns., Hove, Brighton.
ISHAM, Baronet. Sir Verb lsham, uthBt.
{Eng. 1627), formerly Capt. 2ud Batt. Surrey
Regt. : son of the late J no. Vc-re Isham, Esq.,
and 1st cous. once rem. of 10th Be. ; b. 1862, sue.
1903, mar. 1835 Millicent. dau. of the late Prof.
Henry H. A^aughan of Oxford Univ. Heir, his
son John Vere (b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, r.cxt son, Gyles,
b. 1933). Res., Lamport Hall, Northampton.
ISLES, Bisnor of The— see " Argyll."
ISLES, Lord of The (Scot. 1469), a title of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
ISLINGTON, Bishop of. Et. Eev. Charles
Henry Turner, D.D., Bp. Suff. in London Dioc,
Preb. of St. Paul's and Rect. of St. Andrew
Undershaft, late a Chapl.-in-Ord. to Queen
Victoria, Rect. of St. Geo. East, Rur. Dean of
Stepney, and Exam. Chapl. to Bp. of London :
b. 1842, mar. 1877 a dau. of Bp. F. M'Dougall,
cons.' 1898. Res., Westfield, West Hill, High-
gate, N.
ISMAY, Stanley, C.S.I. (1901), barrister-at-
law, Judic. Commissi-, of Centr. Provs., in I.C.S.
from 1869 : b. 1848. Cluh, E. Ind. U. Serv.
IVEAGH (pron. Iva), Baron, created Viscount
Nov. 1905 (title not yet announced). Edward
Cecil Guinness, 1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., K.P.
(1895), LL.D., aD.L. for Dublin City (High Sheriff
1876), Hon. Col. of Dublin City" Artill. Mil.,
distinguished by his munificent gift in 1899 of
£250,000 in aid of bacteriological research, and
a further gift of £50,000 in 1903 in aid of the
Dublin Hospitals : 3rd son of Sir Ben j . L.
Guinness, 1st Bt., M.P. ; b. Nov. 10, 1847; cr. a
Bt. 1885 (a new creation, his elder bro., now
Bn. Ardilaun, having succeeded to his father's
Baronetcy), a Baron 1891 (C); mar. 1873 a remote
cousin, Adelaide Maria, dau. of the late Richd.
Saml. Guinness, Esq., M.P. Seats, Farmleigh,
Castleknock R.S.O., Co. Dublin; Elveden Hall,
Suffolk, nr. Thetford; town res. ,80 Stephen's Grn.,
Dublin ; 5 Grosvenor PI., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1885; Bn. Iveagh, 1891.
Issue.
{Guinness.)
Hon. Rupert Edward Cecil G., heir to Viscounty,
C.M.G. (1900-1), L.C.C., Com. of London Div. 11.
Naval Vol. Reserve, late Capt. 1st Lond. Rif.
Vols., served in S. Africa 1900: b. 1874, mar. 1903
Lady Gwendolen Florence Mary Onflow, dau. of
4th E. of Onslow. Res., 11 St. James's S<j., S.W.
Hon. Arthur Ernest 6r.,2iid heir, B. A., late Lieut.
1st Lond. Rif. Vols. : h. 1876, mar. 1903 Marie
Clotilde (Cloe), dau. of Sir Geo. Russell, 4th Bt. of
Swallowfield, M.P. (Hon. Mrs. Ernest G.). Res.,
Glenmaroon, Chapelizod R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
Hon. Walter Edward G., Maj. Suffolk Imper. Yeom.,
served in S. Africa 1900-1 partly as A.D.C. to Brig.-
Gen. Broadwood : b. i83o, mar. 1903 Lady Evelyn
Hilda Stuart Er skint, dau. of 14th E. of Bur-han.
Res., Knockmaroon House. Castleknock R.S.O.,
Co. Dublin; 11 Grosvenor PI., Hyde lJk. Cresc,
S.W.
Daus.-in-law.
Lady Gwendolen G-, see Hon. Rupert above.
Lady Evelyn G-, see Hon. Walter.
IVES, Hon. Mrs. Cecil, dau. of 4th Bn. Talbot
de Malahide.
IVES, Lieut. Charles Marsh, D.S.O. (1900-1),
S. Austral. Mtd. Inf. in S. Afr. War 1900-1 : b.
1872. Res., Oakden Hills, Port Augustus, S. Aust.
IVES (GORDON-), Col. Gordon Ma ynard, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), V.D., Hon. Col. 5th Vol. Batt, Rif.
Brigade, formerly in Coldstrm. Gds., aD.L. for
Essex ; Crimea : b. 1837 (grandson of 3rd Vise.
Ma ynard). Res., Bentworth Hall and Caston
Grange, Alton, Hants; Buckm. Pal. Hotel, S.W.
IYENGAR— see " Aiyangar."
IYER — see " Aiyar."
IZAT, Alexander, CLE. (1899), M.I.C.E.,
Manay. Dir. (late Ch. Engr.) of Beng. and N.W.
Rail., was in Ind. Pub. Works Dept. 1863-89: b.
1844. Res., Springfield, Dollar R.S.O., Clack-
mannansh. ; Baltiliesk, Muckhart, Terthsh.,
Dollar E.S.O
JACK, Maj. Herbert Rowett Henry, C.M.G.
(1901), A.S.C., Soudan 18*4-5 ar.d S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1863.
JACKSON, family name of A llerton Barony,
q.v. for " Hons." and see below
JACKSON, Baronet of Arise?/. Sir Keith
George Jackson, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1815), formerly
Lieut. 83rd Foot : son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd,
b. 1842, sue. 1857, mar. 1875 Albe, dau. of Chas.
JAC
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. JAP 379
F. Montresor, Esq. Heir, his son Robert
Montresor (b. 1876 ; 2nd heir, next son, Francis
Gorham, b. 1878). Res., Buenos Aires.
JACKSON, Baronet of Birkenhead — see
"Jackson (Mather-)."
JACKSON, Baronet of Stansted. Sir Thomas
Jackson, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902; Kt. Bach. 1899), was
Ch. Manager of the Hong- Kong- and Shanghai
Bk., also the first elected M.L.C. of Hong- Kong :
son of the late David Jackson, Esq., of Crossma-
glen ; b. 1841, mar. 1871 Amelia Lydia, dau. of the
late Geo. J. Dare, Esq. Heir, his son Capt. Thomas
Dare J., D.S.O. (q.v. ; 2nd heir, next son, George
Julius, b. 1883). Seat, Stansted House, Essex, nr.
Bp.'s Stortford.
JACKSON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady J. of Birkenhead (Elizabeth, dau. of Thos.
B. Blackburne, Esq.), mar. 1854 Hon. Sir Henry
Mather Jackson, 2nd Bt. (d. 1881— "Hon." as
Judge of High Court). Bes., Brynderi, Aber-
gavenny, Monm. ; 56. Montagu Sq., W.— See
"Jackson (Mather-)" below, the name Mather
having been first assumed as a surname by the
present Bt. of Birkenhead.
JACKSON, Knight (1). Sir Henry Moore
Jackson, K.C.M.G. (1899), formerly Capt. R.A.,
late Gov. of Fiji and of Leeward Is., Colon. Sec.
Bahamas and Gibraltar, and High Commissr. for
the Western Pacific, has been A.D.C. to Govs, in
Trinidad, Newfoundld.. Sierra Leone, &c, now
Gov. of Trinidad and Tobago : b. 1849, mar. i83i
Emily, dau. of Hon. E. d' Alton Shea, of New-
foundld. Res., Govt. House, Port of Spain,
Trinidad.
JACKSON, Knight (2). Sir John Jackson,
Kt. Bach. (1895), LL.D.. C.E., F.R.S.E., one of
the contractors for the Tower Bridge, the Dover
Harbour, and the Manch. Ship Canal, now en-
gaged on the Devonport Docks and other large
works : b. 1851, mar. 1876 Ellen Julia, dau. of the
late Geo. Myers, Esq. Bes., Pounds, Plymouth;
10 Holland Pk., Kens., W. ; 51 Victoria St.,
Westmr., S.W.
JACKSON, Knight (3). Sir Egbert William
Jackson, Kt. Bach. (1882), C.B. (Mil. 1874),
retired Dep. Surg.-Gen. (1882), served in Crimea,
Mutiny, Ashanti, Zulu War, and Egypt : b. 1827,
mar. 1891, 2nd wife, Gertrude Gelston, dau. of
Robt. P. Daye, Esq. Bes., Eglinton, New Grove
Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin.
JACKSON, Knight (4). Adm. Sir Thomas
Sturges Jackson, K.C.V.O. (1902), B.N. retd.
(1905), late Supt. of Devonport Dockyard ; served
in China (Peiho Forts) 1856-8, and has been Capt.
in charge at Jamaica : b. 1842, mar. 1892, 2nd
wife, Marian, dau. of Hon. W. H. Crane, of New
Brunswick. Bes., The Warren, Heath End,
Farnham, Surrey.
JACKSON, Knight's Widow. Lady J.
(Louisa Maria, dau. of Lt.-Gen. Staveley, C.B.),
mar. 1848 Sir Louis S. Jackson, CLE., a Judge
of High Ct. Calcutta (d. 1890). Bes., 21 Pevensey
Rd., St. Leonards-on-Sea.
JACKSON, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, sist. of
5th Bn. Hotham.
JACKSON, Frederick John, C,B. (Civ. 1899),
C. M.G. (1902), Dep. Commissr. in E. Afr. Protect ,
prev. Vice-Cons, in Uganda Protect, (where he
rendered milit. serv. in 1898) : b. i860. Res.,
Nairobi, E. Afr. Protect. : The Bed House, Alde-
burgh K.S.O., Suffolk.
JACKSON, Lieut. George Hanbury Noble,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Bord. Eegt. ; S. Africa 1839-
1900 : b. 1876.
JACKSON, Lt.-Col. Herbert Kendal, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1859.
JACKSON, Col. Herbert William, C.B. (Civ.
igoo), late Gord. Highldrs.; Egypt 1882-4, Soudan
and Nile 1884-5, 1888-91, and 1897-8, Dongola
1896, now Lt. -Gov. of Soudan, and attached to
Egyptn. Army: b. 1861. Res., Lt. -Gov. \s House,
Soudan.
JACKSON, Capt. John Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Kitchener's Horse in S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1872. Res., Durbanville, Natal.
JACKSON, Morton Strode, I.S.O. (1S05), a
Sen. Assist. See. in Inland Rev. Office.
JACKSON, Col. Robert Wiiyte Melville,
C. M.G. (1901), late Rov. Innisk. Fus. ; S. Africa
1900-1, now Ch. Ordn. Offr. there : b. i860. Res.,
Cape Town.
JACKSON, Col. Samuel, CLE. (i883),M.I.C.E.,
formerly Locom. Supt. Gt. Ind. Penins. Rail, and
Lt.-Col. Comdt. G.I.P. Rail. Vols. (ret. as Col.) :
b. 1845. Res., 23 Calverley Pk., Tunbridge Wells.
JACKSON, Lt.-Col. SydneyCharles Fishburn,
D. S.O. (1889), Hants. Regt. ; Burma 1885-9, Zhob
Expedn. 1890, Somalild. 1903-4, late D.A.A.G.
Bombay Headqrs. : b. 1863.
JACKSON, Capt. Thomas Dare, D.S.O. (1902),
Roy. Lane. Regt. ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1S76, son
and heir of above Bt. of Stansted.
JACKSON (MATHER-) , Baron bt. Sir Henry
Mather-Jackson, 3rd Bt. of Birkenhead (U.K.
1869), M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. and Co.
Aid. for Monmouthsh. and Dep. Chmn. Q,.S. :
son of 2nd Bt. (see " Jackson, Bt.'s Wid."
above), b. 1855, sue. 1881, mar. 1886 Ada Frances,
dau. of the late Gen. Edwd. A. Somerset, M P.,
C.B., and in same year assumed the additional
name of Mather. Heir, his son Henry (b. 1894;
2nd heir, next son, Edward Arthur, b. 1899).
Seat, Llantiiio Ct., Abergavenny, Monm.
JACKSON (SADLEIR-) , Capt. Lionel Warren
De Vere, D.S.O. (1900-1), gth Lancers; S. Africa
1899-1902 as an A.D.C. : b. 1876.
JACOB, Bi shop — see " St. Albans."
JACOB, Knight. Col. Sir (Samuel) Swinton
Jacob, K.CI.E. (1902), LA., formerly a Suptg.
Engr. in Works Dept. India, engaged in Jeypore
1867-92. prev. as Assist. Engr. with Aden Fd.
Force: b. 1841, mar. 1874 Mary Catherine, dau. of
the late Robert Brown, Esq., of Edinburgh.
JACOB, Maj. Arthur Le Grand, D.S.O. ("1898),
LA., 130th Baluchis ; Zhob Valley 1890, Mekran
189S: b. 1867.
JACOB, Edward Fountains, OLE. (1898),
A.M.I.C.E., Traffic Supt. Ind. State Rails, and
Lt.-Col. N.W.R. (ind.) Vol. Rifles : b. 1852. Res.,
Lahore, Punjab.
JACOB, Lionel Montague, C.S.I. (1905), Ch.
Engr. and Sec. to Works Dept. of Govt, of Burma,
and M.L.C.
JACOB, Col. Sydney Long, CLE. (1900), R.E.
retd. (1900) ; Afghn. 1878-9, late Ch. Engr. and
Sec. in Pub. Works Dept. to Govt, of India,
formerly engaged in irrigation works in Bombay
and Punjab : b. 1845. Bes., 71 Highbury Hill, N.
JACSON, Hon. Mrs. Owhn, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Hatherton.
JAFFE, Knight. Sir Otto Jaffe, Kt. Bach.
(1900), a Harbour Commissr. of Belfast, late twice
Lord Mayor and a memb. of Chamb. of Commerce,
High Sheriff 1901 : b. 1846, mar. 1879 Paula, dau.
of Herr Moritz Herta, of Brunswick. Bes., Kin
Edar, Strandtown, Belfast; 10 Donegal Sq.,
Belfast.
Directory of Peerage,
JAR
JAFFRAY, Baronet. Sir "William J affray,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1892), B.A., served with Remount
Dept. in S. Africa with rank of Capt. : son of 1st
Bt., h. 1852, sue. 1901, mar. 18S9, 2nd wife, Alice
Mary, dau. of Fras. Galloway, Esq. Heir, his
son John Henry (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, next son,
William Edmund, b. 1895). Seats, Skilts, Studiey
R.S.O.,Warwicks.
J AGO, Thomas Sampson, I.S.O. (1902), Brit.
Cons.-Gen. at Tripoli, prev. in Consular apptmts.
at Beyrout, Damascus, Jeddah, and Aleppo. Res.,
Brit. Consulate-Gen., Tripoli.
JAIPUR, the Maharaja of. H.H. Maharaja
Dhiraj Sawai Sir Madho Singh, Bahadur,
G.C.S.I. (1888), G.C.I.E. (1900), G.C.V.O. (1903),
a Ruling Chief of India, Hon. Col. 13th Rajputs [
and head of a Clan of that Tribe, raised and main-
tains the Imper. Transpt. Corps for Brit, service :
b. 1861. Res., Jaipur ( = Jeypore), Rajputana.
JAMAICA, Bishop of, and 1st Archbishop of i
West Indies. His Grace the Most Rev. Enos
Nuttall, D.D., Abp. and Primate of West Indies :
b. 1842, nurd., cons, as Bp. 1880, became Primate
1892, Abp. 1897. Res., Bishop's Lodge, Kingston.
— Assist. Bish op, Right Rev. Albert Ernest Josce-
lyne, D.D., cons. 1905.
JAMES, family name of Baronies of North-
bourne (q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Evelyn, see
also below) and James of Hereford, the latter
having no titled representatives.
JAMES, Baronet. Sir John Kingston Ful-
larton James, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1823), son of the
late Fras. Edwd James, Esq., and nephew of
2nd Bt. (who was knighted 1854 in his father's
lifetime as a Bt.'s eld. son — see Introd., ' Baro-
nets') ; b. 1852, sue. 1893. Heir pres., his bro.
Gavin Fullarton (b. 1859 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Francis Edward, b. 1861). Club, Windham.
JAMES, Knight. Sir Henry Evan Murchi-
son James, K.C.I.E. (1901), C.S.I. (1898), entered
I.C.S. 1865, formerly Postmr.-Gen. of Bombay
and of Bengal, Under Sec. to Govt, of former in
three Depts. and Commissi', of Ahmedabad and in I
Sind, three years an Addit. Memb. of Viceroy's |
Counc, ret. 1900: b. 1846. Res., 11 Marchwood I
Cresc, Eahng, W.
JAMES, Hon. Mrs. Bernard, dau. of Bn.
Shuttleworth.
JAMES, Frederick Seton, C.M.G. (1902),
a Divis. Commissr. in Southern Nigeria, where !
he has aecompd. several Expedns. : b. 1870. lies,,
Old Calabar, S. Nigeria.
JAMES of HEREFORD, Baron. Hexry
James, 1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1885),
G.C.Y.O. (1902), LL.I)., on the Judicial Cmttee.
of Privy Council, late Chanc. of Duchy of Lane. ;
appd. Q,.C. 1869, has been Solic. and Attorney
General, an M.I*. 1869-95, a Memb. of League of
Mercy : son of Philip T. James, Esq., of Hereford ;
b. Oct. 30, 1828 ; cr. Kt. Bach. 1873, a Baron 1895
{L.U.) ; vrnmrrd. Heir, none. Town res., 41
Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Cukation. Bn. James of Hereford, U.K. 1895.— No titled
relatives.
JAMESON, Lord {of Session). Andrew
Jamzson, M.A., late Sheriff of Ferthsh., prev.
of six other Scottish Cos., has been Jun. Couns.
for Woods and Forests Dept., appd. Q.C. 1897, a
Judge of 2nd Div. of Ct. of Session as " (Hon.)
Lord Jameson," 1905.
JAMESON, Leander Starr, C.B. (Civ. 1894),
M.D., now Prem. of Cape Col., with charge of
Native Affairs, late Admin, of Brit. S. Africa
Co.'s Territories in Mashonald. and Matabcleld.,
and eomd. Forces against Matabele 1893-4 > sen_
tenced to 15 months' imprisonment for invasion
of the Transvaal, but liberated after a few weeks
on ground of health: b. 1853. Res., Wynberg,
Cape Col. ; 2 Down St., Piccadilly, Yvr.
JAMIESON, George, C.M.G. (1897), M.A.,
late Commerc. Attache in China and Cons.-Gen. at
Shanghai, has been Ch. Justice in Japan : b. 1843.
Club, Reform.
JAMMU an-d KASHMIR, the Maharaja of.
Maj.-Gen. H.H. Sir Partab Singh, G.C.S.I.
(1892), a Ruling Chief, an Hon. Maj.-Gen. in the
Brit. Army, and Coi. 37th Dogras : b. 1850. Res.,
Srinagar, Kashmir; Jammu, Punjab.
JANG — see "Chandra S. Jang."
JANJIRA, the Nawab of. Sidi Sir Ahmad
Khan Sidi Ibrahim Khan, K.C.I.E. (1895), a
Ruling Chief : b. 1862 (the form of the name
probably indicates a double descent). Res.,
Janjira, Koloba, Bombav.
JAN SADOZAI, Sardar Sultan Sir, K.C.I.E.
(1904), late Extra Assist. Commissi', at Kohat,
Punjab : b. 1841.
JAPAN, Bishops in— see "Awdry," "Eving-
ton," " Foss," and "Fyson."
J APAN, Prince Arisugawa — see name.
JARDINE,Baronet ofApplegirih. Sir William
Jardine, 9th Bt. {Scot. 1672), Capt. 3rd Batt. King's
Own Scot. Bord. (Mil.), and memb. of Roy. Co. of
Archers, served in S. Africa 1900-2 : son of 8th
Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1893. Heir pres., his bro.
Alexander (b. 1868 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cousin
William, b. 1867). Res., 24 Castle St., Dumfries.
JARDINE, Baronet of Castlemilk. Sir Robert
William Buchanan Jardine, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1885),
son of 1st Bt., b. 1868, sue. 1905, mar. 1894 Ethel
Maiy, dau. of the late Benj. Pierey, Esq. Heir,
his son John William, b. 1900 (no present 2nd
heir). Stats, Castlemilk, Lockerbie, Dumfriessh. ;
Lanrick Castle, Doune R.S.O., Perthsh. ; town
res., 24 St. James's PL, S.W.
JARDINE, Baronet's Widow. Lady J.
of Applegirth (Henrietta, dau. of the late Wm.
Younger, Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir Alex. Jardine,
8th Bt. (d. 1893).— For widow of 7th Bt. see under
"Hooker, Sir J. D."
JARDINE, Knight. Sir John Jardine, K.C.I.E.
(1897), entered I.C.S. 1864, has been Judic.
Commissr. in Burma, Ch. See. to various Depts.
of Bombay Govt., also a Puisne Judge and Acting
Ch. Justice of High Ct., Bombay, was for thirty
years Exam., Dean, Yice-Chanc., &e., in Bombay
Univ. : b. 1844, mar. 1880 Minnie, dau. of Jabez
Hogg, Esq. Res., Applegarth, Godalming.
JARDINE, Capt. JamesBruce, D.S.O. (1900-1),
5th Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1902, now attached to
Japanese Array : b. 1870.
JARDINE, Capt. W., D.S.O. (1902), 1st Imper.
Lt. Hoioe; S. Africa 1902.
JARRETT, Col. Henry Sullivan, CLE.
(1895), I.A., Mutiny and Mahsud Waziri and
Eusofzai Expedns., formerly Sec. to Bd. of
Exams, for India, and Assist. Sec. to Govt, in
Legisl. Dept. : b. 1839. Res., 2 South Lodge,
Imberhorne, East Grinstead.
JARYIS, Knight's Widow. Lady J. (Emma,
dau. of Alex. Bowker, Esq.), mar. 1852 Sir
Lewis W. Jarvis, Steward of Norfolk Estates of
his present Majesty (d. 1888). Res., Uphall,
Hiiiington, King's Lvnn.
JARYIS, Lt.-Col. Alexander Weston, C.M.G.
(1901), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Hon. Lt.-Col. j
in Army and Maj. 3rd Co. of London Imper.
JAR Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. JEN 381
Yeoffl. ; Matabeleland 1896 ; Boer War 1899-1902 ;
an M.P. l886=-92: b. 1855. Besh 65 Park St.,
Grosv. Sq., W.
JARVIS, Lt-.-CdI. Arthur Leonard, LS.O.
(1905), Sec. to Agric. Dept., Canada.
JARVIS, Maj. Arthur Murray, C.M.G. (1901),
Canad. N.W: Mtd. Police N.W. Rebelln. 1885,
S. Africa 1900-i, now a Stipend; Magist. in Brit.
Columbia i b. 1863. Bee., Haines, Alaska, U.S.A. ;
Dalton Trail, Yukon Terr.
JARVIS, Hon. Mrs. Kerrison, dau. of 5th Bn.
Rendlesham.
JASWANT SINGH — see " Sailana."
JASWANTSINGHJI FATEHSINGHJL-see
" Limri."
JAYNE, Bishop — see " Chester."
JEBB, Knight. Sir Richard Claverhouse
Jebb, Kt. Bach. (1900). O.M. (1905), M.A., LL.D.,
D.C.L., D.Litt., F.S.A., M.P. for Camb. Univ.
(C), Regius Prof, of Greek in same Univ., pre v.
in that of Glasgow and Class. Exam, for London;
a memb. of Consultative Cmttee. of Bd. of
Educn., Memb. of various learned Socs., and
author of classical works : b. 1841, mar. 1874, as
2nd husb., Caroline Lane, dau. of the late Rev. J no.
Reynolds, D.D., and widow of Gen. A. J. Slemmer,
of U.S.A. Bes., Springfield, Newnham, Cam-
bridge.
JEBB, Capt. Gladwyn Dundas, D.S.O. (1902),
Beds. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877.
JEBB, Hon. Mrs. Joshua (Gladwyn), sist. of
5th Vise. Melville.
JEBB, Capt. Joshua Henry Miles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M'che3ter Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b.
1875 (son of preceding).
JEDBURGH, Baron (Scot. 1622), a title of the
Lothian Marquessate, usually borne (as "Lord ")
by the heir when a firstborn son.
JEDBURGH FOREST &c., Baron {Scot. 1633)
— see " Hamilton, D. of."
JEFFCOAT, Capt. Algernon Cautlev, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1877.
JEFFREYS, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Arthur
Frederick Jeffreys, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902), M.P. for
Basingstoke Div. {€.). barrister-at-law, Pari. Sec.
to Loc. Govt. Bd., a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Hauts. ;
late a Dep. Chmn. of H. of Commons ; is Pres. of
various Agric. Socs., Chmn. 1895 of Centr. Chamb.
of Agric. : b. 1848, mar. 1877. Bes., Burkham
House, nr. Alton, Hants.
JEFFREYS, Vice-Adm. Edmund Frederick,
C.V.O. (1903), late Sen. Offr. on Coast of Ireland,
prev. Dir. of Nav. Ordn. : b. 1846. Club, U. Serv.
JEFFREYS, Brig.-Gen. Henry Byron, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), late R.H.A. ; S. Africa 1899-1901,
prev. A.A.G. Madras, now Ch. Staff Offr. S.
Africa. : b. 1854.
JEFFREYS, Col. Patrick Douglas, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), Connaught Rangers retd. (1905),
Zululand 1879, Burma 18S6-7, Zhob Valley 1890,
N.W. Front. 1897-8, late comdg. a 2nd class Dist.
in Bengal : b. 1848. Bes., Einpshott Grange,
Liss, Hants.
JEHANGHIR, Knight. Sir Jehanghir
Cowasjee Jehanghir, Kt. Bach. (1895), a mer-
chant and landed proprietor of Bombay : b.
1853, mar. 1876 Dhunbai Harmusjee Wadia.
Bes. , Readymoney House, Malabar Hill, Bombay ;
Readymoney Villa, Poona ; Mallet House,
Matheran, Bombay; 23 Church Gate St., Fort
Bombav.
JEJEEBHOY, Baronet. Sir Jamsetjee
Jejeebhoy, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1857), head of Parsi
community in Bombay, of which city he has
been High Sheriff: bro. of 3rd Bt., b. 1852,
sue. 1898, mar. 1869 Goolbai Rustamjee Wadia.
Heir, his son Rustomjee (b. 1878; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Jamsetjee Cursetjee, b. i860), who, however,
on succession will take the precise name of his
predecessors, the 3rd of whom originally bore that
of Manockjc.e Cursetjee, and the present Bt. that
of Cowasjee Cursetjee, an Act of the Ind. Leg.
Counc. requiring the exact name of the 1st Bt.
to be retained. Seats, Mazagon Castle, Bomba3\
JEJEEBHOY, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
.Lady J. (Jerbai. ??e'eDhunjeebhoy),mar. 1869 Sir
Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy, 3rd Bt., C.S.I, (d. 1898).
Bes., with present Bt.
JEKYLL, Knight. Col. Sir Herbert Jtkyll,
K.C.M.G. (1901), R.E. retd. (1901), served in
Ashanti 1873-4, on spec. serv. at Singapore 1883-5,
has been Sec. to several Roy. Commssns., and
Priv. Sec. to two Viceroys of Ireld.,now Assist.
Sec. to Rail. Dept. of Bd. of Trade, is a Kt. of
Grace and Sec-Gen. St. John Jerus. : b. 1846,
mar. 1881 Agnes, dau. of the late W. Graham,
Esq., M.P. Bes., Munstead House, Godalming,
Surrey ; 3 Green St., Park Ln., W.
JELF, Knight. Hon. Sir Arthur Richard
Jelf, Kt. Bach. (1901), officially "Mr. Justice
Jeif," M.A., a Judge of the King's Bench Div. of
the High Ct. (hence "Hon."), appd. Q.C. 1880,
was Recorder of Shrewsbury 1879-1901 : b. 1837,
mar. 1867 Jane, dau. of the late Rev. W. C. King.
Bes., Oak House, Carlton Rd., Putney, S.W. ;
chamb., 366 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
JELF, Maj. -Gen. Richard Henry, C.M.G.
(1837), B-E. retd. (1901) ; Bechuanald. 1884-5,
Chmn. late Sanit. Commssn. at Gibraltar, late
Gov. of Roy. Mil. Acad. : b. 1844. £es-> Offoote
Hurst, Ashbourne, Derb.
JELLICOE, Capt. John Rushworth, C.B.
(Mil. 1900), R.N., Egypt 1882, China 1900-1, late
Naval Assist. Controller of the Navy, now Dir.
of Nav. Ordn. : b. 1859. Club, U. Serv.
JENKINS, Knight (1). Col. Sir Francis
Howell Jenkins, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), I. A. retd.
(1885), served in Mutiny, Waziristan, Umbeyla,
and Afghanistan 1878-80, late an A.D.C. to H.M. :
b. 1832. (Hub, U. Serv.
JENKINS, Knight (2). Sir George Henry
Jenkins, Kt. Bach. (1904), C.M.G. (1891), Clerk of
Parlmts. and of the Legisl. Counc. of Victoria, in
Govt. Serv. of the Col. from 1801, acted as Clerk
to Fed. Counc. of Australasia 1899: b. 1843.
Address, Parlt. House, Melbourne.
JENKINS, Knight (3). Sir James Jenkins.
K.C.B. (Mil. 1887), M.D., R.N., Insp.-Gen. of
Hosps. and Fleets retd. (1878), and an Hon. Surg,
to H.M. ; served at Sebastopol, in China, Ber-
muda, &c, and has twice been Sen. Med. Offr. to
Divs. of R.M. : b. 1818, widower. i?es.,Nevinston,
Mannamead, Plymouth.
JENKINS, Knight (4). Sir John Jones
Jenkins, Kt. Bach. (1882), a D.L. for Glamorg.
(High Sheriff 1889), Chmn. Swansea Metal
Exehge. (late also of Harbour Trust), twice an
M.P., Pres. Roy. Inst. S. Wales 1889-90, thrice
Mayor of Swansea, is an Hon. Lieut. R.N. Artill.
Vols.: b. 1835, widower (twice). Bes., The Grange,
Swansea ; 13 Cadogan PL, S.W.
JENKINS, Knight (5). Hon. Sir Lawrence
Hugh Jenkins, K.C.I.~E. (1902; Kt.Bach. 1899), Ch.
Justice of the High Ct. Bombay, prev. a Judge
of that at Calcutta : b. 1858, mar. 1892 Catherine
Minna, dau. of the late Andrew B. Kennedy, Esq.,
of Natal. Bes., Bombay; Cilbronnau, Ciliau
Aeron R.S.O., Cardigansh.
JEH,
JENKINS, Lady Caroline Anne, dau. of 6th
E. of Jersey.
JENKINS, Capt. Edward Vaughan, D.S. 0.
(1900-1), W. Eid. Eegt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1879.
JENKINS, Capt. Fred, D.S.O. (1902), 24th
Batt. Imper Yeom. ; S. Africa 1902.
JENKINS, Lady Margaret Albinia Grace,
dau. of 3rd E. of Norbury.
JENKINSON, Baronet. Sir George Banks
Jenkinson, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1661), a D.L: and
C.C. for Gloucestersh., formerly Capt. 4th Batt.
Glouc. Begt. (Mil.) : son of 11th Bt., b. 1851,
sue. 1892, mar. 1880 Madeline, dau. of late Arthur
Holme Sumner, Esq. Heir, his son John
Banks (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, next son, Thomas
Banks, b. 1884). Seats, Eastwood, Falfield
E.S.O., Glouc. ; Hawkesbury, Chippenham, "Wilts.
JENKINSON, Knight. Sir Edward George
Jenkins0n,.K.C.B. (Civ. 1888), late Assist. Under
Sec. for Police and Crime in Ireland, and was
Priv. Sec. to Earl Spencer when Lord Lieut.,
served on Staff of two Gens, during Ind.
Mutiny: b. 1836, mar. 1855 Annabella Georgiana
Monck, dau. of Capt. Mason, E.N. Bes., Thur-
low, Hollowav Hill, Godalming.
JENKINSON, Lt.-Col. George Seymour
Charles, D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Lt.-Col. (late
Maj.) N'thants. Imper. Yeom. ; Burma 1887 and
S. Africa 1900, was Dep. Imp. Gold Coast Constab. ,
1897-8 : b. 1858 (nephew of 11th Bt.). Res., Lam-
port Grange, Northampton.
JENKYNS, Knight's Widow. L*dy J.
(Madalene Sabine, dau. of Adm. Sir Tho3. S.
Pasley, 2nd Bt., K.C.B.), mar. 1877 Sir Henry
Jenkyns, K.C.B., late Parliamentary Counsel to
Treasury (d.iSjj). Res., Botley Hill, Botley,Hants.
JENNEE, Baronet. Sir Walter Kentish
William Jenner, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1888), late Maj.
9th Lancers : son of istBt.,b. i860, sue. 1898, mar.
1893, as 2nd husb., Elora Alioe, dau. of Fd. -Marsh.
Sir Donald M. Stewart, 1st Bt., G.C.B., and
widow of Brig. -Surg. Eichd. W. Davies. Heir
pres.. his bro. Lt.-Col. Albert Victor, D.S.O.
(see below; 2nd heir, next surv. bro., Capt.
Leopold Christian Duncan J., b. 1869). Club,
Nav. and Mil.
*#* "We learn authoritatively that this family has
no relationship with the illustrious Dr. Edward Jen-
ner, the discoverer of vaccination, who died at Roches-
ter in 1823. The 1st Bt. was Sir Wm. Jenner, G.C.B.,
M.D., who, in conjunction with Dr. (afterwards Sir
William) Gull, attended his present Majesty during his
severe illness in 1871.
JENNEE, Baronet's "Widow. Dowager
Lady J. (Adela Lucy Leman, dau. of the late
Steph. Adey, Esq.), mar. 1858 Sir "Wm. Jenner,
1st Bt., G.C.B., M.D., E.E.S., late Phys. in Ord.
to Queen Victoria (d. 1898). Res., Greenwood,
Durley, Bp.'s "Waltham, Hants.
JENNEE, Lt.-Col. Albert Victor, D.S.O.
(1888), E.E.G.S., late Eifle Brigade; Burma
1886-8, Masbonaland 1896, S. Africa 1900-3: b.
1862, bro. and heir pres. of above Bt.
JENNEE, George Francis Birt, C.M.G.
(1902), late Brit. Minister at Guatemala for entire
Centr. America, prev. held posts at Teheran,
Mexico, Buenos Aires, and Bogota : b. 1840.
Res., Villa les Alouettes, Cannes.
JENNINGS, Knights' "Widows. (1) Lady J.
(Maiy Adelaide, dau. of the late Chas. Wm. j
Smith, Esq.), mar. 1854 Sir Jno. Eogers Jennings,
Master in 1887 of the Worshipful Co. of Drapers
(d. 1897). Res., Minster Lea, Eeigate.— (2) Lady
J. (Mary Anne, dau. of M. Shanahan, Esq.),
mar. 1864 Hon. Sir Patk. A. Jennings, K.C.M.G.,
formerly Premier and Treasurer of N. S. Wales
(d. 1897). Res., Colebrooke (Double Bay), War-
breccan (Eiverina), Garavilla (Liverpool Plains)
—all in N.S.W. ; Westbrook, Queensland.
JENNINGS, Col. Edward Lawrence
Frederick, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late Lt.-Col.
and Hon. Col. Kent Artill. (Mil.), formerly Ch.
Clk. to Bd. of Green Cloth: b. 1850. Res., 14
Kensington Mansns., Trebovir Ed., S.W.
JENNINGS, Maj. James Willes, D.S.O.
(1899), E.A.M.C., Dcngola 1836, Nile 1897-8, S.
Africa 1899-1902, was Sen. Med. Offr. of Senaar
Dist. 1898-9, and with Abyssn. Army agst.
Mullah 1903 4: b. 1866.
JENNINGS, Lt.-Col. Egbert Henry, C.S.I,
j (1904), E.E., Afgbn. 1879-82, now Eesid. in W.
States of Eajputana, prev. Polit. Agent at Basra,
and has travelled in Persia, Baluchistan, &e. : b.
i 1852. Res., The Eesidencv, Jeypore, Eajputana.
i JENNINGS, Gen. Eobert Melvill, C.B. (Mil.
j 1896), LA., now Col. 6th Cav. ; Ind. Frontier
1863-4 and Egypt, late comdg. a 1st class Dist. in
India, was D.A.G. 1892-5 : b. 1841.
JEPHSON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Charlotte,
Lady J. (Charlotte Helen, dau. of Sir Wm.
Baynes, 2nd Bt.), mar. 1868 Sir Eichd. M. Jeph-
son, 2nd Bt. (d. 1870). Res., Elstead, Godalming,
Surrey.— (2) Lady J. (Sophia, dau. of the late
Edwd. Hawes, Esq.), mar. 1849 Maj .-Gen. Sir
Stanhope K. Jephson, 4th and last Bt. (d. 1900).
JEPHSON, Knight's Widow. Lady./. (Har-
riet Julia, dau. of Archib. Campbell, Esq., of
Thornhill, Quebec), a Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus., mar. 1873 Capt. Sir Alfred Jephson, E.N.
(d. 1900). Res., 23 Gilbert St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
JEEMYN, Earl (U.K. 1826), a title of the
I Bristol Marquessate, borne by the heir when a son.
JEENINGHAM, Knight. Sir Hubert Edward
Henry Jemingham, K. C.M.G. (lSgs*), B.-es-L.,
F. S.A., F.G.S., a D.L. for Northumbd., an M.P.
1881-5, late Gov. of Trinidad and Tobago,
formerly Lt.-Gov. of Mauritius, of which and of
Brit. Honduras he had been Colon. Sec, translator
of Ctss. Guiocioli's ' Eecollections of Byron :' b.
1842 (gt. nephew of 8th Bn. Stafford), widower.
Res., Longridge Towers, Berwick-upon-Tweed;
14 Bruton St., Berkeley Sq., W.
JEENINGHAM (STAFFOED-), family name
of Stafford Barony (no titled representative).
JEEOME, Co]. Henry Joseph Walker, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), E.E., Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa
1899-1901, was Assist. Tnstr. at Sch. of Mil.
Engrg. 1887-8 : b. 1855.
JEEOME, Thomas Stroud, I.S.O. (1303), Chief
Surveyor, War Office.
JEESEY, Earl of. Victor Albert George
Child-Villiers, 7th Earl (Eng.), Vise. Grandison
(Irel.); P.C. (Gt. Br. 1890), G.C.B. (Civ. 1900),
G. C.M.G. (1890), Lord Lieut, and a Co. Aid. of
Oxfordshire, High Steward of Oxford and
Banbury, a D.L. for Warwicksh., and a Co.
Aid. for Middlesex, non. Col. 1st Glainorg. Vol.
Artill., Chmn. of Lt. Bailways Commssn., late
Gov. of N. S. Wales and has been Payinaster-
Gen. and a Lord in Waiting to the late Queen ;
is a partner in the bank of Child and Co. : son of
6th E.; b. March 20, 1845; sue. 1859 (C.) ; mar.
1872 Hon. Margaret Elizabeth Leigh, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Leigh. Seats, Middleton Pk., Bicester, Oxon. ;
Osterley Pk., Isleworth, Middx.
Creations. Eng. : Vise. Villiers (of Dartford) and Bn.
Villiers (of IIoo), 1691 : E. of Jersey, 1597. Irel. : Vise.
Grandison, 1620.— Sir Edwd. Villiers (Kt.), Ambassador j
JER Baronetage, Knightage, &c. JOH 383
to Bohemia, and President of the Province of Munster,
was created Vise. Grandison, his three half-brothers
being made Vise. Purbeck (extinct), Duke of Bucking-
ham, and Earl of Anglesey. Tlie English titles were
awarded to another Sir Edwd. Villiers. ay ho had
been Master of the Horse to Mary II., which appoint-
ment brought him the 1629 titles and led up in 1607 to
the post of Ambassador to the States General ; the
Grandison Viscounty passing, under a special limita-
tion, to the 3rd Earl of Jersey. The Earl of Clarendon
(also Villiers by name) is descended from the znd Earl.
The name Child was assumed by the 5th Earl in 1812.
Titled Relatives.
(Child- Villiers.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Vise. Villiers, heir to Earldom: George Henry
Robert C.-V., a C.C. for Oxfordsh., b. 1873. Res.,
129 Mount St. , W.
The deceased Lady Margaret C.-V., b. & d. 1874.
Lady Margaret (2nd of the name), now Lady M. Rice,
b. 1875, mar. 1893 Hon. Walter PitzUryan R., heir
to Dynevor Barony, q.v.
Lady Mary Julia, now Ctss. of Longford, b. 1877, mar.
1899 5fch Earl of L., q.v.
Lady Beatrice, now The Lady Dunsany, b. 1880, mar.
1904 18th Bn. I)., q.v.
Hon. Arthur George C.-V., 2nd heir, b. 1883.
Issue of 6'h E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
Lady J ulia Sarah Alice, now Lady J. Wombwell, b.
1842, mar. 1861 Sir George Orby W., 4th Et., q.v.
Lady Caroline Anne, now Lady C. Jenkins, b. 1843,
mar. 1872 Win. Hy. Phillips J. , Esq. Res., Frenchay
Pk., Bristol.
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
Hon. Robert Frederick C.-V., formerly Capt. Scots
Gds., b. 1847. Chib, Travellers'.
Hon. (Edward) Reginald Clement C.-V., b. 1849.
Res., 68 Curzon St., Mayfair, W.
JERUSALEM, Bishop in. Et. Rev. George
Francis Popiiam Blyth, D.D., 1st Bp. in Jerusalem
and the East : b. 1832, ord. 1856, cons. 1887. lies.,
Bishop's House, Jerusalem.
V* The Diocese extends through Egypt to beyond
Khartoum.
JERVIS, family name of St. Vincent Viscounty,
q.v. for "Hons."
JERVIS (PARKER-), Hon. Mrs. Edward,
dau.-in-law of 2nd Vise. St. Vincent.
JERVIS -WHITE -JERVIS, Baronet. Sir
John Henry J.-W.-Jervis., 4th Bt. {Irel. 1797),
late Lt.-Col. R.H.A., served in Zulu War and in
S. Africa 1899-1902 : son of Henry J.-W.-Jervis,
Esq., and nephew of 3rd Bt., b. 1857. sue. 1887,
mar. same year Margaret Frances Loekhart, dau.
of the late Capt. Geo. Gunning J. Campbell.
Heir pres., his bro. Herbert (b. 1858; 2ndheir,
next bro., Henry Felix, b. 1859). Seat, Belcamp
Pk., Raheny R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
JERVOISE (CLARKE-) , Baronet. Sir Henry
Clarice— J ervoise, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1813), formerly Lt.-
Col. Coldstrm. Gd3., served in Crimea: son of
2nd Bt. and uncle of 3rd ; b. 1831, sue. 1902. Heir
pres., his cousin Harry Samuel Gumming C.-J.
(b. 1832; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Cecil, b. 1835).
Bes., 33 Charles St., Berkeley So.., W.
JERVOISE (CLARKE-), Baronet's Widow
(remrrd.). Lady C.-J. (Florence, dau. of Maj.
Light Elwon, and divorced, wife of Chas. Cammell,
Esq.), mar. 1883 Sir Arth. H. Clarke-Jervoise,
3rdBt. (d. 1902) ; 1904, 3rd husb., Maj. Sherard
H. Godman, D.S.O.— retaining title of a Bt.'s
Lady. Res., Little Idsworth, Maidenhead ; 52
TTpp. Brook St., S.W.
JESSEL, Baronet. Sir Charles James Jessel,
i 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1883), M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L.
1 for Kent (High Sheriff 1903-4), formerly Lieut.
2nd Vol. Batt. E. Kent Regt. : son of the late Rt.
Hon. Sir Geo. Jessel, b. i860, mar. 1890 Edith,
dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Jul. Goldsmid, M.P., 3rd and
last Bt. Heir, his son George (b. 1S91 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Richard Hugh, b. i8g5). Seat, Ladham
House, Goudhurst, Kent; 31 Hill St., Berk.
Sq., W.
JETTE, Knight. Sir Louis Amable Jette,
K.C.M.G. (1901), LL.D., D.C.L., Lt.-Gov. of the
Prov. of Quebec, late a Puisne Judge of the Super.
Ct. (1878-98) kas been a Memb, Canad. Parlt.
and Prof, of Civ. Law in Laval tlniv. : b. 1836,
niar. i852 Berthe, dau. of Toussaint Laflamme,
Esq. Bes., Spencer Wood, Quebec.
JEYPORE — see "Jaipur."
JOCELYN, family name of Roden Earldom,
q.v. for Hon. Robt. Julian.
JOCELYN, Viscount (Irel. 1755), a title of the
Roden Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
JODHPUR— see "Pertab Singh."
JODRELL, Baronet. Sir Alfred Jodrell, 4th
Bt. {Gt. Br. 1783), a D.L. for Norfolk (High
Sheriff 1887) : gt. nephew of 2nd Bt. and 1st cousin
once rem. of 3rd ; b. 1847, sue. 1882, mar. 1897
the under-mentioned Lady Jane Jodrell. Heir,
none. Scat, Bayfield Hall, Holt R.S.O., Norfolk.
JODRELL, Lady Jane, dau. of 2nd E. of Veru-
lam (q.v.) and wife of preceding Bt.
JODRELL (COTTON-), Lt.-Col. Edward
Thomas Davenant, C.B. (Civ. 1902), late Capt.
R.A., now Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 2nd
Cheshire Rail. Engrs. (Vols.), a D.L. for Cheshire,
an M.P. 18S5-1900 : b. 1S47, assumed name of
Jodrell 1890. Be;., Reaseheath Hall, Nantwich;
Shallcross Manor, Derbysh. {! post-town/.
JOHNES (HILLS-), Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir
James HiUs-Johnes,G.C.B.{Mil. 1893; K.C.B. i38i),
3J(£ 1857, served in Mutiny, in Abyssinia 1868,
LushaiExpedn., and Afghanistan 1878-80 as Gen.
comdg. a Div., was Mil. Gov. of Cabul, ret. 1888,
and is Hon. Col. Carrnarth. Mil. Artill. and 1st
Vol. Batt. Welsh Regt., a D.L. for Carmarths.
(High Sheriff 1886), a memb. of Court of Univ. of
Wale3 : b. 1833, mar. 1882 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Jno. Johnes, Esq., whose surname he assumed
after his patronymic Hills. Bes., Dolaucothy,
Llanwrda R.S.O., Carmarths.
JOHNSON, Baronet of Bath. Sir Henry Allen
William Johnson, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1818), Lt.-Col.
late comdg. 1st Batt. King's Own L.I., served in
Jowaki Campaign, Afghanistan 1878-80, and
Burma, now A.A.G. 8th Div. Irish Comd. : son
of 3rd Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1883, mar. 1897, 2n& wife>
Georgina, dau. of the late Hon. Amias C. Orde-
Powlett, bro. of 3rd Bn. Bolton. Heir, his son
Henry Allen Beaumont (b. 1887 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
1st cousin Capt. Victor George Ralph J., b. 1861).
Bes., Rosemount, Cork.
JOHNSON, Baronet of New York. Sir
William George Johnson, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1755),
formerly Lieut. R.A. : nephew of 3rd Bt. and son
of the late Col. Jno. Johnson ; b. 1830, sue. 1843,
mar. 1889 Elizabeth Hancock, dau. of the late
Richd. H. Brown, Esq., of Bowdon Heir pres..
his nephew Edward Gordon J. (b. 1867; 2nd
heir, latter's 2nd cousin Maj. Frederick Colpoys
Ormsby J., b. 1858). Bes., St. Matthias, Mon-
JOHNSON*, Bishop— see "Colchester" and
" Nigeria," also —
JOHNSON, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Edward
Ralph Johnson, D.D., LL.D., late Bp. of Calcutta
and Metropol. in India and Ceylon (then styled
"Most Rev.") : b. 1828, cons. 1876, res. 1898, mar.
same vear. Bes., 120 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
JOHNSON, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Allen
Bayard Johnson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1889), served in
Burma 1853 and during Mutiny and was Mil. See.
384 JOH
JOH
in India Office 1877-89: b. 1829 (bro. of follg,).
Bes., 60 Lexhain Gdns., Kens., W.
JOHNSON, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Charles
Cooper Johnson, G.C.B. (Mil. 190D; K.C.B. 1881) ,
I.A., served in Sutlej Campaign, Mutiny, and
Hazara 1 868, was Q..M.G. in India: b< 1827 (son
of 2nd Bfc. of Bath), mar. i860 Jemima Anne
Frances, dau. of the late Rev. Geo. Martin. Bes,,
The Hill, Upton-on-Severn, Worcester. ♦
JOHNSON, Knight (3). Sir John Henry
Johnson, Kt. Bach. (1874), a grain merchant,
steamship and coal owner, "Warden of the Ship-
wrights' Co., Sheriff of London and Middx.
1873-4: b. 1S27, widower. Bes., St. Osyth's
Priory, Colchester; 5 Whitehall Gdns., S.W.
JOHNSON, Knight (4). Sir Samuel George
Johnson, Kt. Bach. (1893), Town Clk. and Cik. of
Peace for Nottingham, twice Mayor of Faver-
sham: b. 1832, mar. 1893, 3rd wife, Emily Louisa,
dau. of A. W. Stanfield, Esq. Bes., Eiixton, The
Park, Nottingham.
JOHNSON, Knight (5). Sir Walter John-
son, Kt. Bach. (1905).
JOHNSON, Priv. Counc. Et. Hon. William
Moore Johnson, P.C. (Irel. 1881), a Justice of
King's Bench in Ireland, discharging also the
functions of the Admiralty Ct., a Commissr, of
Charit. Donations and Bequests, appd. Q.C. 1872,
and has been Solic. and Attorn. Gen., an M.P.
1880-3 : D- 1828, mar. 1884. Bes., 26 Lower Leeson
St., Lublin.
JOHNSON, Capt. Arthur Evans, D.S.O.
(1902), late 10th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900-2, now Dep. Sheriff Nth. Nigeria : b. 1875.
Bes., Zungeru, N. Nigeria; Carbury R.S.O., Co.
Kildare.
JOHNSON, Capt. Charles Reginald, D.S.O.
(1902), B.E., S. Africa 1899-1902, now an Offr. of a
Co. of Gentn. Cadets at Hoy. Mil. Acad. : b. 1876.
JOHNSON, Maj. Frank Ernest, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., Inch Frontier 1897-8, and China
1901 : b. 1861.
JOHNSON, Col. Frederick Francis, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), A.S.C., Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-
1900 as Staff Offr. to Dir. of Supplies, was
D.A.A.G.in Jamaica 1888-90, aftds. in N.E.Dist.,
now an A.Q.M.G. Eastn. Comd. : b. 1852. Bes.,
78 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
JOHNSON, George William, C.M.G. (1905),
M.A., a Princ. Clerk in Colon. Office.
JOHNSON, Capt. Harry Cecil, D.S.O.
(1900-1), King's Boy. Bif. Corps ; S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1877.
JOHNSON, Lieut. Henry Campbell, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1905), Yorks. L.I. : b. 1879.
JOHNSON, Capt. Raymond Bazley, D.S.O.
(1902), late 6th Drgns.; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1877.
JOHNSON, Col. Richard Francis, C.M.G.
(1901), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1852. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
JOHNSON, Lt.-Col. William, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
Tyne Div. Submarine Miners (R.E. Vols.), rend-
ered services on searclilight port defences : b. 1846.
I Bes., Preston House, Surbiton Rd., Kingston-
on-Thames ; 19 Edward's Rd., Whitley Bay,
N'thumbd.
JOHNSON (LUTTMAN-), Col. Frederic,
D.S.O. (1900-1), F.R.G.S., late comdg. 3rd Batt.
Roy. Cauadns. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2, has held
posts in Cyprus and Malta : b. 1845. Bes., Red-
hill, Petworth, Sussex.
JOHNSON (ROSS-), Maj. Cyril Maxwell,
D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Fd.Artill., F.R.G.S., barrister-
at-law ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1868.
JOHNSON (VAUGHAN-), Hon. Mrs. Henry, j
dau. of 1st Bn. Campbell and Bnss. Stratheden — I
see " Strath, and C."
JOHNSON (VAUGHAN-), Hon. Mrs. Hubert,
dau. of 5th Ba. Dynevor.
JOHNSTON, Baronet. Sir William Johnston, \
\ 9th Bfc. of Johnston or " of that Ilk " (Scot. 1626), !
I son of 8th Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1805. Heir, none j
[ according to Sir William, but ' Burke ' and j
! ' Debrett ' name a 4th cousin, Col. William
O.B., M.D. (below; 2nd heir, latter' s bro.
George,- b. 184O. Bes., The Ranche, Buckhurst
Hill, Essex.
*** Tiiis Bfccy. was created with remainder to " heir3
male whatsoever," and it is only under that extended
range that it still exists. A descendant of a nephew of
the^ist Bt. succeeded the 4th, and it is now a descendant
of his nephew who is the heir not recognised by Sir
William.
JOHNSTON, Hon. Lady, dau. of 5th Bn.
Boston (q.v.), and wife of Sir H. H. Johnston,
G.C.M.G., below.
JOHNSTON, Knight (1). Sir Harry Hamilton
Johnston, G.C.M.G. (1901), K.C.B. (Civ. 1896),
D.Sc, late Spec. Commissi', and Consul-Gen. for
Uganda Protectorate, prev. Brit. Cons.-Gen. at
Tunis, Commissi', and Cons.-Gen. for Brit. Centr.
Africa, also Cons, for Portug. African possessions
and Brit. Vice-Cons, for those of Germany on
West Coast, explored River Congo and Mt.
Kilimanjaro ; fellow of several learned socs., and
author of works on Africa : b. 1858, mar. 1896
the above Hon. Lady Johnston. Res., Tannheim,
Wimborne Rd., Bournemouth ; 27 Chester Terr.,
Reg. Pk., N.W.
JOHNSTON, Knight (2). Sir John Barre
Johnston, Kt. Bach. (1899), Mayor of Londonderry
1897-8 (2 years), High Sheriff 1900 : b. 1843, mar.
1877 Isabel, dau. of Alex. Weir, Esq. Bes., Boom
Hall, Londonderry.
JOHNSTON, Knight's Widow. Lady J.
(Qeorgiana Augusta Wilkinson, dau. of the late
Wm. Ker, Esq., and widow of Rev. Wm. Scoresbv,
D.D., E.R.S.), mar. 1868, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,Sir
Wm. Johnston, of Kirkhill, a former Lord Provost
of Edinburgh, and well known as a geograph.
publisher (d. i883). Bes., Beech Pk., Lasswade,
Midlothn.
JOHNSTON, Lord {of Session). Henry John-
ston, Sheriff of Forfarsh., appd. Q.C. 1897, a
Judge of Ct. of Session with title "(Hon.) Lord
Johnston " 1905.
JOHNSTON, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 11th
Vise. Massereene.
JOHNS TON, Col. Duncan Alexander, C.B.
(Civ. 1903), R.E. retd. (1904); Dir.-Gen. of Ordn.
Survev at Southampton : b. 1847. Address, Ordn.
Surv. Office, &c.
JOHNSTON, Lt.-Col. Henry Halcro, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), M.D., R.A.M.C., F.R.S.E., F.L.S.,
Fell, of Roy. Phys. and Bot. Socs. of Edinburgh;
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1856. Club, Caledonian.
JOHNSTON, Lt.-Col. Horace James, D.S.O.
(1902) , comdg. 3rd Batt. W. Riding Regt. (Mil.); S.
Africa 1901-2 : b. 1866. Bes., Upton Moor Top,
Pontefract.
JOHNSTON, Col. Percy Herbert, C.M.G.
(1901), M.D., R.A.M.C., Afghn. 1879-80, Hazara
1888, and S. Africa 1899-1901 (Gen. Hosp.): b. 1851.
JOHNSTON, Robert Mackenzie, I.S.O.
(1903) , Govt. Statistician and Reg. -Gen. for
Tasmania,'an F.G.S. of Australasia . .fres.,Hobarfc.
JOHNSTON, Col. William, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
M.D., A.M.S. retd. (1892); S. Africa 187S-9 and
JOH
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
JON
385
1881, was Assist. Dir. A.M.S. at Headqrs. 1899-
1901 : b. 1843, heir to above Btcy., q.v. Bes., New-
ton Dee, Murtle, Aberdeen.
JOHNSTON (LAWSON-), Hon. Mrs. George,
dau. of 16th Bn. St. John of Bletso.
J OHNSTONE, f am. name — see compd. below.
JOHNSTONE, Baronet. Sir Frederick John
William Johnstone, 8th Bt. of Westerhall (Scot.
i70o),aD.L. for Dumfriessh., an M.P. 1874-85: son
of 7th Bt., b. (posthumous) and sue. 1841, mar.
1899 Laura, Ctss. of Wilton, who retains title by
courtesy. Heir pres., Iris twin bro. Lt.-Col.
George Charles Keppel J. (2nd heir, latter's
son George Frederick Thomas Tankerville, b.
1876). Seat, Westerhall, Langholm, Dumfriessh.
JOHNSTONE. Maj. Francis Buchanan,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1863.
Address, Nav. and Mil. College.
JOHNSTONE, Frederick John, CLE. (1896),
M.I.C.E., was Ch. Engr. and Sec. Works Dept.
Bengal 1892-6 : b. 1841. Bes., Kamptee, Highland
Rd., Norwood, S.E.
JOHNSTONE, Maj. James Henry L'Estrange,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), E.E., Pres. of Egyptian
Bail. Administn., prev. Insp. of Iron Structures at
Headqrs. : b.1865. Bes., The Hangingshaw, Selkirk.
JOHNSTONE, Lt.-Col. James Robert, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), R.M.L.I., Egypt 1882, China 1900 :
b. 1859.
JOHNSTONE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 12th
Bn. Louth.
JOHNSTONE, Col. Montague George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Yorks.
Lt. Inf. (Mil.) ; Bechuanald. 1884-5, S. Africa
1900-1 (resuming serv. after retiring in 1893) :
b. 1848. Bes., Craigsanquhar, Cupar, Fifesh.
JOHNSTONE (VANDEN-BEMPDE-), usually
cut down to Johnstone, family name of Der-
went Barony, q.v. for "Hons." (Hon. Mrs. John
above).
JOICEY, Baronet. Sir James Joicey, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1893), M.P. for Chester-le-Street Div. of
Durham (L.) and a D.L. for the county, owner of
extensive collieries : son of Geo. Joicey, Esq., of
Newcastle; b. 1846, mar. 1884, 2nd wife, Margaret
Smyles, dau. of the late Col. Drever, H.E.I.C.S.
Heir, his son Capt. James Arthur J. (b. 1880 ;
and heir, next son, Hugh Edward, b. 1881).
Seat, Longhirst, Morpeth, N' thumb.; Gregynog,
Newtown, Montgom. ; town res., 58 Cadogan Sq.,
S.W.
JOLLIFFE, family name of Hylton Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
*** The name is very frequently printed as Hylton-
Jolliffe, but this we are authorised to say is a mistake.
The grandfather of the 1st Bn. married into the
Hylton family and added its arms to his own, whilst
the name has been habitually appended to the Christian
names of the males ; hence the wrong impression, shared
ipparently by even some near friends of the family.
JOLY de LOTBINIERE, Hon. Sir Henri
3-ustave — see " De Lotbiniere."
JONAS, Knight. Sir Joseph Jonas, Kt. Bach.
1905), Lord Mayor of Sheffield on visit of H.M.
JONES, Archbishop— see "Cape Town."
J ONES, Baronet. Sir Lawrence J ohn J ones,
.th Bt. (U.K. 1831), M.A., barrister-at-law, for-
aerly Capt. 3rd Vol. Batt. Norfolk Regt. : son of
1 rdBt., b. 1857, sue. 1884, mar. 1882 Evelyn Mary,
] au. of the late Jas. J. Bevan, Esq. Heir, his son
I .iAwrence Evelyn (b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, next son,
I Jertram Edward, R.N., b. 1886). Seat dec, Cran-
1 ler Hall, Fakenham, Norfolk ; Les Lauriers-
| loses, Valescure, St. Raphael, France.
JONES, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
J. (Emily, dau. of H. T. Jones, Esq., of Chatham),
mar. 1856 Sir Willoughby Jones, 3rd Bt. (d.
1884). Bes., Cranmer Lodge, Camberiey, Surrey.
JONES, Bishop— see "Newfoundld." and "Fuh-
Kien."
JONES, Knight (1). Sir Alfred Lewis Jones,
K.C.M.G. (1901), Pres. of Liveipool Chamb. of
Commerce, and Cons, there for Congo Free State,
Chmn. of Brit, and Afr. Steam Navig. Co. and of
Bank of Brit. W. Afr., head of firm of Elder,
Dempster, and Co.. : b. 1845. Bes., Oaklands,
Aigburth, Liverpool; Pendyffrin, Llanddulas,
Abergele R.S.O., Denbighsh. ; African House,
Water St., L'pool. ; 13 Stratton St., W.
JONES, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Howard Sutton
Jones, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), R-M. retd. (1900), served
in Baltic, Egypt, Brit. Columbia, &c, and in de-
termining boundary of Brit. N. America 1857-61,
an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1882-5. and D.A.G.
of R.M. 1888-93 = b. 1835, mar. 1877 Katherine,
dau. of Maj . A. von Beverhoudt. Bes., 8 Anglesey
Cresc, Alverstoke, Gosport.
JONES, Knight (3). Sir Philip Sydney Jones,
Kt. Bach. (1905), M.D., of Sydney, N.S.W.
JONES, Knight (4). Sir Pryce Jones, see
" Jones, Pryce-."
JONES, Knight (5). Sir William Holling-
worth Qua yle /ones, Kt.Bach. (1892), M.A., Maj.
3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. (Mil.) retd., prev. Ch.
Justice of Sierra Leone, Queen's Advoc. Gold
Coast, and has been repeatedly Dep. Chmn. Lond.
Q.S. : b. 1854, mar. 1893, and wife, Claire May
(divorced 1905), dau. of Edmond Berdoe- Wilkin-
son, Esq. Bes., Barton Mere, Bury St. Edmds. ;
14 Royal Avenue, Chelsea, S.W.
JONES, Charles Jerome, I.S.O. (1903), B.A.,
Ch. Clk. in Office of Sec. to Gov.-Gen. of Canada :
b. 1847. Bes., Govt. House, Canada.
JONES, Hon. Mrs. Douglas, sist. of 15th Bn.
Elphinstone.
JONES, Capt. Edward Pitcairn, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late R.N., Egypt, Suakin, and S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1850.
JONES, Capt. Frank Aubrey, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Welsh Regt. ; Sierra Leone 1897-9, S. Africa
1899-1902, late as a Press Censor : b. 1873.
JONES, Maj. Herbert John, D.S.O. (1895),
LA., Nile 1884-5, Hazara 1888, Upp. Burma 1891-2.
Chitral Relief, Tochi 1897-8 : b. 1865.
JONES, Maj .-Gen. Inigo Richmund, C.V.O.
(1905)* C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), now comdg. troops in
Straits Settlements, late comdg. Scots Gds.;
Soudan 1885 and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1848.
Bes., Kelston Pk.,nr. Bath; 10 Sth. Audley St., W.
JONES, John Joseph Casimir, C.V.O. (igoo),
C.B. (Civ. 1899), late Ch. Commissr. Dubl.Metrop.
Police, prev. Instr. in Musketry and County
Insp. to Roy. Ir. Constab. : b. 1838. Bes., 6 Bur-
lington Road, Dublin ; Grittenham, Eastbourne.
JONES, Capt. Llewelly-n Murray, D.S.O.
(1900-1), L'pool. Regt.; S.Africa 1899-1901: b. 1871.
JONES, Brig.-Gen. Morey Quayle, C.B. (Mil.
1898) ,late Roy. Warwicks.Regt. ,a barrister-at-law;
Bechuanaland 1884-5, Soudan 1898, S. Africa 1899-
1901, late Comdt. Sch. of Instr. for Mil. and
Vols. (Aldershot), now Brig.-Gen. comdg. 16th
Inf. Brigade, Tipperary : b. 1855.
JONES, Hon. Mrs. Orlando, dau. of 10th Bn.
Kinnaird.
JONES, Maj. -Gen. Robert Owen, C.B. (Civ.
1885), R.E. retired (1887) ; Ashanti 1873-4, a
Boundary Commissr. 1884-5, and for a time in
charge of Survey Dept. for Bd. of Agric. : b. 1837.
D D
336
JON
Directory of Peerage,
KAN
Res., Bryn Tegid, Bala R.S.O., Merionethsh. ;
x KnaresboroughPL, Earl's Ct., S.W.
JONES, Capt. \Yaltek Thomas Cresswell,
D.S.O. (1900), R.M.L.I., S. Africa 1900 : b. 1874.
JONES, William Brittain, C.S.I. (1883), B.A.,
barrister-at-Iaw, formerly Bos. at Hyderabad and
Ch. Commissr. Centr. Provs. India : b. 1834. Res.,
Ash Grove, Knockholt, Sevenoaks.
JONES (BENCE-), Hon. Mrs. Archibald, dau.
of xst Bn. Ludlow.
JONES (BURNE-), Baronet. Sir Philip
Barne- Jones, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1804), an artist:
son of 1st Bt., the distinguished painter; b.
i85i, sue. 1898. Heir, none. Res., 9 St. Paul's
Studios, Talgarth Rd., W. Kens., W.
JONES (BURNE-), Baronet's Widow. Lady
B.-J. (Georgiana, dau. of Rev. Geo. B. Mac-
donald), mar. i860 Sir Edwd. 0. B. Burne-Jones,
istBt., D.C.L. (d. 1898). -Res., North End House,
Rottingdean, Brighton.
JONES (INGLIS-), Lady Elizabeth Malet,
dau. of 4th E. of Lisburne.
JONES (PRYCE-), Knight. Sir Pryce Pryce-
Jones, Kt. Bach. (1887), an M.P. 1885-6 and
1892-5, High Sheriff of Montgomerysh. 1891, a
manufacturer who has carried off numerous
prizes at Internat. Exhibns. : b. 1834, mar. 1859
Eleanor, dau. of the late E. R. Morris, Esq. Res.,
Dolerw, Newtown, Montgom.
JONES (WYNNE-). Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of
1st Bn. Aberdare.
JOPP, Col. John. C.B. (Mil. 1894), I. A.
Supermini. List ; Arabia 1858. Abyss. 1868, Afghn.
1879-80, and Polit. Res. at Aden, was D.Q.M.G.
Bombay 1888-90, was an A.D.C. tc late Queen :
b. 1840. Rer., Bimam, Camberley.
JORDAN, Knight. Sir John Newell Jordan,
K.C.M.G. (1904), M.A., Brit. Min. Res. in Corea,
prev. 2nd Sec. of Legat. Peking and Chinese
• ec: b. 1852, mar. 1885 Annie Howe, dau. of Dr.
domic. Re.?., Brit. Legat., Seoul, Corea.
JOB DAN, Capt. Richard Price, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Glouc. Regt.: S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1869. Res., Pigconsfoid, Llangranog, Llandyssil,
Montgom.
JORDEN, John Manton, I.S.O. (1902), Clerk in
charge of Accts., Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1849.
JOSCELYNE, Bishop Coadj.— see under
" Jamaica."
JOTENDEO— see "Tagore (1)."
JOUBDAIN, Knight's Widow. Lady J. (Ada
Mary, dau. of Jas. P. Currie, Esq.), mar. 1884,
as 2nd wife, Sir Hem y J. Jourdain, K.C.M.G.,
Vice-Pres. of Boy. Colon. Inst. (d. l'goi). Res.,
Urmst&n Lodge, Wimbledon Pk., S.W.
JOUBDAIN, Capt. Charles Edward Arthur,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Loy. N. Lanes. Regt.; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1869.
JOWSEY, Lt.-Col. Thomas, C.M.G. (1901).
N.Z. Mtd. Rifles in S. Afr. War 1900-1 : b. 1853.
Res., Timaru, Canterbury, N.Z.
JOYCE, Knight. Hon. Sir Matthew Ingle |
Joyce, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.A., officially "Mr.
Justice Jojce," a Judge of the Chancery Div.
of High Ct. (hence " Hon."). was Jim. Conns, to
Treasury 1886-1900: b. 1839, mar. 1891 Miriam
Beiiha, dau. of Sir Wm. Jackson, 1st Bt. of
Birkenhead. Res., Abbots Oak, Whitwick,
Leicester; i5 Gt. Cumberland PL, W. ; chamb.,
630 Boy. Cts. of Justice. W.C.
JOYCE, Hon. Mrs. Gerald, dau. of 5th Bn.
Dynevor.
JOYNER, Egbert Batson, CLE. (1898)
F.R.G.S., F.R.S.S., M.R.A.S., M.I.C.E., was
Suptg. Engr. for S. Div. Bombay 1893-8 : b. 1844.
Res., Lake View, Cheltenham.
JOYNE3, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 4th Bn.
Braybrooke.
JUDD, Prof. John Wesley, C.B. (Civ. 1895),
LL.D., F.E.S., F.G.S.. Dean and Prof, of Geol.
in Roy. Coll. Sci., S. Kens., was Pres. Geol. Soc.
1887-8 : b. 1840. Res., 22 Cumberland Rd.. Kew ;
Beach Side, Walmer, Deal.
JUDGE, Capt. Spencer Francis, D.S.O. (1889),
Shropsh. L.I. retd. ; Toski 1889, and Dongola.
now Gov. of Northampton Prison : b. 1861.
JULIAN, Maj. Oliver Richard Archer,
C.M.G. (1901), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1863.
JULIUS, Bishop— see " Christchurch."
JULYAN, Knight. Sir Penrose Goodchild
Jvlya-, K.C.M.G. (1874), C.B. (Civ. 1868), Assist.
Financ. Sec. to Bd. of Works in Irold. 1847-8, Sen.
Crown Agent for Colonies 1858-79, and many
years Financ. Adviser to Colon. Office, has been
on spec, missions to Maurit us and Malta : b.
1816, widower. Res., Stadacona, Torquay.
JUMMU — see " Jammu."
JUNAGARH", the Nawab of. H.H. Sir Rasul
Kiianji Mahabat Khan.ji, K. C.S.I. (1099), a
Ruling Chief of India: b. 1859. Res., Junagarh,
Kathiawar, Bombay.
JUST, Hartmann Wolfgang, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
C.M.G. (1900), B.A., a Princ. Clerk in Colon.
Office, has been Assist. Priv. Sec. to the late and
present Earls of Derby, Vise. Kuutsf ord, the Marq.
of Ripon, and other high officials : b. 1854. lies..
4 Cathcart Rd., S. Kens., S.W.
JUSTICE, Maj.-Gen. William Clive. C.M.G.
(1881), 75th Regt. retd. (1897); Mutiny, has been
Mil. Sec. at Bombay, A.A.G. there and in W.
Indies, and has repeatedly adinind. Govt, of
Jamaica, was Memb. of Counc. in Barbados, Gold
Coast, and Ceylon : b. 1835. Res., Hinstoek, Farn-
borough, Hants.
JUTA, Knight. Sir Henry Hubert Juta, Kt.
Bach. (1897), B.A., LL.B., was Speaker H. of
Assemb. Cape Col. 1896-9, prev. Attomey-Gen. and
Acting Judge of Supr. Ct., appd. Q,.C. 1893, is
author of various legal works : b. 1857, mar. 1883
Helen Lena, dau . of M. Tait. Esq. , formerly M.L.A.
R's., Mon Desir, Kenil worth, Cape Town.
K.
KAFFRAEIA, Bishop of— see " St. John's."
KALAT— see " Khelat."
KANE, Hon. Mrs. de Vismes, dau. of 1st Bn.
Bateman .
KANE, Vice-Adm. Henry Coey, C.B. (Mil.
1891), R.N. retd. (1899) ; Egvpt 1S82, Samoa 1889,
late Dir. of Nav. Ordn.: b. 1843. Res., Elmsfield,
Boxgrove, Guildford.
KAP
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
KEI
387
KAPURTHALA, the Raja of. H.H. Sir
Jaoatjit Singh, Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1897), a
Ruling Chief: b. 1872. Res., Kapurthala,
Punjao.
KARAULI, the Maharaja op. HE. Sir
Bhanwab Pal Deo, Bahadur, G.C.T.E. (1897,
K.C.I.E. 1894), a Ruling Chief: b. 1862. Res.,
Karauli, Rajputana.
KARIMEH, Princess, wife of Hon. Lennox
Lmdley, son of Bn. Lindley.
KARR (SETON-) , Knight. Sir Henry Seton-
Karr, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.M.G. (same year), M.A.,
bamster-at-law, M.P. for St. Helens (C), a D.L.
for Roxburghsh. : b. 1853, mar. 1886, 2nd wife,
Jane, dau. of W. Thorburn, Esq. Res., Kippilaw,
St. Bosweli's, N.B. ; 47 Chester Sq.f S.W.
KARRIK (otherwise Karrvke orCarrick), Earl
of (fref. 1315), probably a former title of the
Ormonde Marquessate which has lapsed. The
E. cf Carrick (1748) belongs to a branch of the
Ormonde house.
KARSLAKE, Knight. Sir William Wo ll as-
ton Karslake, Kt. Bach. (1895), K.C. (1881), has
been Jim. Counsel for Woods and Forests, In-
land Rev., &c, and Controller of Death Duties:
b. 1834, mar. 1867, as 2nd husb., Madeline, dau.
of Wm. Rutter Bayley, Esq., and widow of Robt.
D. Grant, Esq. Res., 8 Curzon St., Mayfair, W.
KARSLAKE, Lieut. Henry, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., S Africa 1900-2: b. 1879.
KASI RAO HOLKAR— see "Holkar."
KAVANAGH, Col. Charles Toler M'Muk-
ragh, M.V.O. (4th Cla^s, 1903), D.S.O. (1902),
comdg. lothHussaiv.; S.Africa 1899-1902, formerly
A.D.C. to G-ov. of Jamaica : b. 1864.
KAY, Baronet. Sir Brook Kay, 4th Bt.
(U.K. 1803), formerly Capt. Bombay 'N.I., a Kt.
of Justice St. John Jerus. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1820,
sue. 1866, mar. 1853 Eliza, dau. of Jno. P. Willmott,
Esq. Ilcirp res., his half-bro. Lt.-Col. William
Algernon K. (b. 1837; 2nd heir, latter's son
Capt. William Algernon Ireland K., b. 1876).
Res., Stanley Lodge, Battledown, Cheltenham.
KAYE, Knight's Widow. Lady K. (Ada
Charlotte, widow of Robt. Seeds, Esq., Q.C., and
dau. of Jno. Le Mottee, Esq., of Guernsey), mar.
1900, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Wm. S. B. Kaye,
C.B.,Q,.C., formerly Assist. Under Sec. for Ireland,
Counsel to P.O. &c. (d. 1901). Res., 11 Fitz-
william Sq., Dublin.
KAYE (LISTER-) , Baronet. Sir John Pepys
Lister-Kaye, 3rd Bt, {U.K. 1812), a D.L. for
W. Rid., formerly Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds. :
grandson of 2nd Bt. and son of the late Lister
Lister-Kaye, Esq. ; b. 1853, sllc. 1871, mar. i83i
Natica, dau. of Seiior Antonio Yznaga del Valle,
of Louisiana, and sist. of Consuelo, Dchss. of
Manchester. Heir fores., his bro. Cecil Edmund
(b. 1854, mar. follg., and has a son Kenelm
Arthur, b. 1892, as 2nd heir). Res., 26 Manchester
Sq., W.
KAYE (LISTER-), Lady Beatrice Adeline,
dau. of 6th D. of Newcastle (q.v.), and wife of
heir to above Baronetcy.
KEANE Barony (U.K. 1839), extinct 1901 on
death of 3rd Bn. (surname Keane) .
Surviving Representatives.
Sole issue of 2nd Bn. (niece of 3rd) :
Hon. Emily Julia Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Vignoles, b. 1848, mar., 1st, 1863, By. A. Herbert,
Esq., but was divorced 1882; 2iidly, 1897, Henry
Hulton V., Esq. Res., Magna Charta Isld.,
Wraysbury, Staines ; 7 Chester Terr., Chester Sq.,
Surviving dau.-in-law of 1st Bn. (sist.-in-law of
3rd) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. i8rs, d. iS32.)
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1816, d. 1901.)
Lady Isabella Emma Elizabeth K., ne'e FitzMaurice,
aftds. Schuster, dau. of 5th E. of Orkney, b. 1832,
mar. 1886,2nd husb., the late Lt.-Gen. Hon. Hussey
Fane K., C.B. (d. 1895). Res., 4 Cromwell PI., S.W.
KEANE, Baronet. Sir John Keave, 5th Bt.
(U.K. 1801), Capt. R.A.,late A.D.C. andPriv. Sec.
to Gov. of Ceylon, prev. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld.
(Earl Cadogan), served in S. Africa 1900 : son of
4th Bt., b. 1873, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his bro.
George Michael, Lieut. R.N. (b. 1875 ; 2nd heir,
next bro., Richard Henry, b. l83i). Res., Cappo-
quin House, Waterford.
KEANE, Baronet's Widow. Lady K.
(Adelaide Sidney, dau. of the late Jno. Vance,
Esq.), mar. 1872 Sir Richard F. Keane, 4th Bt. (d.
1892). Res., with 5th Bt.
KEARNEY, Count— see "Cecil-Kearney" (it
being a title) .
EEARSEY, Capt. Alexander Horace Cyril,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 10th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1877.
KEARY, Lt.-Col. Henry D'ITrban, D.S.O.
(1892), I.A.,-Afghn. 1880, Burma 1885-7, Wuntho
and Chin Hills 1891-5, China 1900, now Comdt. 6th
Burma Regt. : b. 1857.
KEEFER, Thomas Coltrin, C.M.G. (1878),
M.I.C.E., distinguished harbour, canal, and. rail,
engr., commencing on Erie Canal in 1838 and
making first survey for Gd. Trunk Rail, of Canada
and Victoria Bridge at Montreal in 1851 ; Pres.
Roy. Soc. of Canada and of Canad. and American
Socs. of C.E. : b. 1821. Res., Rockliffe, Manor
House, Ottawa.
KEEN, Knight's Widow. Lady K. (Mar-
garet Harriet Dunlop, dau. of James Stewart,
Esq.) , mar. 1869 Col. Sir Fredk. John Keen, K.C.B.
(d. 1902). Res., Talnotry, Woking, Surrey.
KEENAN, Surg.-Capt. Campbell B., D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.D., Strathcona's Corps in S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1855. Res., Montreal.
KEENE, Bishop— see "Meath."
KEENE Col. Alfred, D.S.O. (1887), R.A.
retd. (1905) ; Afghn. 1878-81, and Burma 1885-7 :
b. 1855.
KEENE, Charles James, OLE. (1903), V.D,,
Dep. Traffic Supt., N.W. Rail, of India ; is Maj.
Rif. Vols, of same.
KEENE, Henry George, OLE. (1882), M.A.,
B.C.S. 1847-82, as Collector, Sessions Judge, &c,
was Commissi' of Agra (twice) and Allahabad,
ret. 1883; an author of various Indian histor.
works: b. 1825. Res., Buckleigh, Westward Ho.
KEENS (RUCK-), Capt. Harry Lancelot,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Oxfordsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1S68.
KEEWATIN (Canada, pron. Keeway'tin),
Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Joseph Lofthouse, M.A.,
late C.M.S. Missny. at Fort York, Hudson's Bay,
and Fort Churchill, Manitoba., formerly Archdn.
of York; b. 1855, mar. 1885, cons. 1902. Res.,
Rat Portage, Ontario.
KEIGHLEY, Col. Charles Marsh, C.B. (Mil.
1898), D.S.O. (18S9), LA. retd. (1905); Afghn.
1878-9, Mahsud Waziri, Hazara 1888, and Tirah
1897-8, was Acting Commsry.-Gen. Punjab 1899 :
b. 1847.
KEITH, Viscounty (U.K. 1814)— extinct from
1823 on death of 1st V. (surname Elphinstone).
*#* Connected with this Peerage there were three
Baronies of Keith, cf which that of Stonehaven Maris-
D D 2
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KEI
Directory of Peerage,
KEM
chal expired with the Viscounty, but that of Banheath
and an Irish Barony survived under female succession
until 1867 (in latter case only under special remainder).
The Barony of Nairne went by inheritance to the last
Bnss. Keith, who married the Comte de E'lahault. Their
eldest daughter, Emily Jane (who on her mother's death
became Bnss. Nairne in her own right, but not Bnss.
Keith, for both the remaining Baronies under that title
now lapsed, having been devised only to her mother and
issue male), married the 4th M. of Lansdowne, thus
transmitting the Nairne Barony to his heirs. The name
following is that of a younger daughter of Bnss. Keith
and Nairne by her French husband, and therefore sister
of the above late Mchss. of Lansdowne.
Surviving Representative.
Granddau.of only V. (dau. of last Bnss. K. & N.) :
(The ZceteBNSs. Nairne, Mchss. of Lansdowne, d. 189s.)
Hon. Georgia.na Gahrielle, now Marquise de la
Valette, b. 182-, mar. 1871 the late Marq. de la V. (d.-
1881). Res. , 22 Grosvenor Sq. , W.
KEITH, Col. James, D.S.O. (1891), R.A. retd.
(1895) ; Afglm. 1878-9, Sikkim 1888, Hazara 1891,
Isazai, and Chitral Relief : b. 1842.
KEITH of INVERURIE, Baron {Soot. 1677)
— see "Kintore, E. of" (name Keith-Falconer).
KEKEWICH {pron. Keekwitch), Knight (1).
Hon. Sir Arthur Kekewich, Kt. Bach. (1886),
M.A., officially " Mr. Justice Kekewich," a Judge
of Chancery Div. of High Ct. (hence "Hon."),
appd. Q.C. 1877 : b. 1832, rnar. 1858 Marianne, dau.
of Jas. W. Freshneld, jun., Esq. ; is bro. of
following. Bes., 7 Devonshire PL, Portland PL,
W. ; chamb., 640 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
KEKEWICH, Knight (2). Sir George
■William Kelcewich, K.C.B. (Civ. 1895), D.C.L., See.
to Crnttee. of Counc. on Education, also to Art
Dept., S. Kens., formerly Sen. Examiner : b. 1841,
bro. of preceding, imrd. Res., Meadhurst, Sun-
bury Common, Middx.
KEKEWICH, Maj.-Gen. Robert George, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Loy. N. Lanes. Regt. retd. (1904) ;
Perak 1875-6, Nile 1884-5, Suakin, and S. Africa
1899- 1902 : b. 1854. Club, Nav. and Mil.
KELAT— see " Khelat."
KELBURNE, Viscount {by courtesy— -title Scot.
1703), eld. son and heir of E. of Glasgow.
KELHAM, Col. Henry Robert, C.B. (Mil.
1900- 1), late Highld. L. I. ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1857. Club, Army and Navy.
KELK, Baronet, Sir John William Kelk, 2nd
Bt. ( U.K. 1874), Hon. Maj. Wilts. Yeom., retd.,
High Sheriff of Wilts. 1892 : son of 1st Bt., b.
1851, sue. 1886. Heir, none. Bes., 2oUpp. Brook
St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
KELLER, Capt. Rudolph Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Sherwd. Foresters ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1871.
KELLETT, Baronet. Sir William Kellett,
3rd Bt. {U.K. 1801), son of the late Hy. De
Castres Kellett, Esq., and 1st cousin of 2nd Bt.,
whom he succeeded (1886) under special re-
mainder ; has returned. from Australia and is in
very straitened circumstances. Heir pres., his
bro. Henry, who has issue.
KELLIE &c.., Baron {Scot. 1682) -see "Aber-
deen, E. of,"
KELLIE, Earl of {Scot. 1619)— see " Mar and
Kellie."
KELLNEB, Knight's Widow. Lady K.
(Jane, dau. of the late F. B. Carter, Esq.), mar.
1882, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo. W. Kellner, K.C.M.G.,
Assist, paymaster of Supr. Ct. of Judic. (d. 1886).
KELLS, . Baron -'{Trel. 1550)— see "Mount-
garret, Vise."
KELLY, , Bishop ( re! > Rt, ' Rev. James
Butler Knill Kelly, D.D., late Bp. of Moray,
&c, and Primus of Scott. Episc. Church (then
styled "Most Rev."), formerly Bp. of New-
foundld. and Bp. Assist, in dioceses of Chester
and Salisbury : b. 1832, cons. 1867, appd. Bp. of
Moray, 1886, ret. 1904.
KELLY, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir William
Freeman Kelly, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), served on Ind.
Frontier 1876, Egypt and Soudan 1882-5, and was
D.A.G. to Fd. Forces in S. Africa 1899-1902, prev.
A.A.G. in 1890-3 and D, A.G. in ireld.,now comdg.
Inf. Brig, at Malta, is Col. Roy. Suss. Regt : b.
1847, mav- l889 Marv, dau. of the late Champion
Russell, Esq. tfes., Auberge d'Arajon, Malta.
KELLY, Capt. James Alphonpe Mari Joseph
Patrick, D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Irish Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1875.
KELLY, Col. James Craves, C.B. (Mil. 1895),
LA. Supermini. List, was A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria; Hazara 1891, Miranzai and Chitral
Relief Expedns. : b. 1843.
KELLY, Lt.-Col. Nicholas William, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Victorian Imper. Bushmen in S.
Afr. War 1900-1.
KELLY, Lieut. O. W., D.S.O. (1902), 2nd Scots
Horse ; S. Africa 1902.
KELLY, Lt.-Col. Richard Makdougall Bris-
bane Francis, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A. retd. ; 2nd
Miranzai Expedn. 1891, S. Africa 1899-1901, aftds.
a D. A.A.G. there, now a Ch. Instr. in Sen. of
Gunnery : b. 1857. Bes., Sch. of Gunnery, Shoe-
buryness.
KELLY, Lt.-Col. Robert VandelEur, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), F.R.C.S.I., New S. Wales Medical
Corps in S. Africa 1900-2, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1843. Bes., Kellywood, N.S. Wales.
KELSO, Earl of {Scot. 1707)— see "Rox-
burgh©, D. of."
KELVIN, Baron. William Thomson, let Bn.
(U.K.), P.O. {Gt. Br. 1902), O.M. (1Q02), G.C.V.O.
(1896), M.A., D.C.L., LL.D. (of nine Universi-
ties),M.D.,D.Sc.. Ph.D.,F.R,S.,F.R,S.E. (Pres.),
M.I.C.E. and M.LE.E. (Past Pres.), was Prof, of
Natural Philosophy at Glasgow 1846-99, and
late Pres. of Roy. Soc, now 3rd time of that
of Edinburgh, appd. 1904 Chanc. of Glasgow
Univ. ; member of numerous learned Socs.
and holder of many foreign Orders ; a D.L. for
Co. of City of Glasgow and Hon. Col. Electr.
Engr. Vols. ; knighted for his services in con-
nection with the Atlantic Cable : son of Jas.
Thomson, Esq., LL.D. ; b. June 26, 1824; er. Kt.
Bach. 1866, Baron 1892 (L.U.) ; mar., 1st, 1852,
the late Margaret, dau. of Walter Crum, Esq. (she
died 1870) ; 2ndly, 1874, Frances Anna, dau. of
Chas. R. Blandy, Esq., of Madeira. No heir nor
titled relatives. Seat, Netherhall, Largs R.S.O.,
Ayrshire ; town res., 15 Eaton PL, S.W.
RKATION.
1. Kelvin, U.K. 1892.
KEMBALL, Knight. Gen. Sir Arnold Bur-
eowes Kemball, K.C.B. (Mil. i878),K.C.S.I. (1866),
Col. Comdt. R.A. , served in Afghan War of 1838-9,
in Persia 1857, and has been Mil. Attache, Resident,
&c.,in various Eastern locations, attending the
late Shah of Persia on his first visit to England :
b. 1820, mar. 1868 Anna Fanny, dau. of A. N.
Shaw, Esq. Bes-., 62 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
KEMBALL, Lt.-Col. Charles Arnold, CLE.
(1903), I. A., Cons .-Gen. for Ears, Khurzistan,
&c, prev. Off eg. Polit. Agent in the Persian
Gulf: b. i860. Bes., -The Residency, Bushire,
Persian ' j ■ : ■ ' , ?*' . •»< UaU
KEMBALL, Col. George "Vero, C.B.' (Mil.
1903), D.S.O. (1902), R.A., late, Ingp.-Geii. West
KEM
Baronetage, Knightage, <Scc.
KEN
389
Afr. Frontr. Force ; Afghn. 1878-9, Chitral 1895,
N.W. Front. 1897-8, and N. Nigeria 1900-1-3: b.
1859. Res., 3 Cadogan Mansns., Sioane Sq., S.W.
KEMMIS, Col. William, C.M.G. (1901), I
M.Y.O. (4th Class, 1905), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. j
4th Batt. Roy. Lanes. Eegt. (Mil.), a D.L. for
Queen's Co. (High Sheriff 1884) ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1861. Res., Killeen, Portarlington, Queen's Co. '
KEMP, Baronet. Sir Kenneth Ha gar Kemp,
12th Bt. {Eng. 1642), B.A., barrister-at-law,
Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. Norfolk Eegt. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1899-1900, once a partner in a
Norwich bank : son of the late Rev. Nunn R. P.
Kemp and 1st cous. twice rem. of 11th Bt. ; b.
1853, sue. 1874. mar. 1876 Henrietta Mary Eva,
dan. of Hy. Hamilton, Esq., of Blaekrock,
Leitrim. Heir, his son Robert Hamilton, Lieut,
(b. 1877; no and heir). Seats &c, Mergate Hall,
Bracon Ash, Norwich : Cissing Hall, Diss, Nor-
folk ; The Plantation, Norwich.
KEMP, Lady Beatrice Mary, dau. of 3rd E.
of Eilesmere.
KEMP, Com. Thomas Webster, CLE. (1905),
R.N., Sen. Nav. Offr. in Pers. Gulf.
KEMPE, John Arrow, C.B. (Civ. 1900), B.A.,
Comptr. and Auditor-Gen. of Exchequer, late
Dep. Chmn. of Customs, was in Treasury 1867-94 :
b. 1846. Res., 14 Montagu PL, W.
KEMPSTER, Col. Francis James, D.S.O.
(1887), Leinster Regt. retd. (1902) ; Afghn.
1880, Bechuanald. 1884-5, Soudan 1887-9, Ashanti
1895-6, and Tirah, late A.A.G. in Madras and
A.D.C. to late Queen : b. 1855.
KENDALL, Com. Charles James Cope,
D.S.O. (1904), Roy. Ind. Marine ; Somalild.
1903-4-
KENLIS, Baron {U.K. 1831), Inroer. title of
M. of Headfort.
KENMARE, Earl of. Valentine Charles
Browne, 5th Earl {Irel.) and a Bt., sits as Baron
Kenmare {U.K.) ; C.Y.O. (1904), Lieut, of Kerry
and a C.C., Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Roy. Munst. Fus.
(Mil.), late Master of the Horse to Lord Lieut, of
Ireld., formerly A.D.C. to Gov. of Victoria :
son of 4th E. ; b. Dec. 1, 1S60 ; sue. 1905 {L.U.) ;
mar. 1887 Hon. Elizabeth Baring, dau. of _ 1st
Bn. Revelstoke. Seat, Killarney House, Kil-
larney.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1622 ; Vise. Kenmare and Bn.
Castlerosse, 1798 (orig. created illegally t>y James II.
after his abdication) ; B. of Kenmare and Vise.
Castlerosse, 1800. U.K. : Bn. Kenmare, 1836.— The Rfc.
Hon. Sir Valentine Browne, 3rd Bt., a colonel in
James II. 's army, was awarded the Viscty. in its
original crude form, but is styled 1st Viso. ; the 5th in his
line obtaining it by legal authority, and two years after-
wards the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Browne.)
Issue of present {5th) E. :
Lady Dorothy Margaret B., b. i838 (Jan.).
Lady Cicely Kathleen B., b. 1888 (Nov.).
Vise. Castlerosse, heir to Earldom: Valentine
Edward Charles B., a Nav. Cadet, b. 1891.
Hon. Maurice Henry Bermot B., and heir, b. 1894.
Hon. Gerald Ralph Desmond B., b. 1896.
Surviving dau. of 4th E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl. b. i860).
Lady Margaret Theodora Mary Catherine, now Lady
M. Doualas, b. i36s, mai\ 18S9 Greville D., Esq.
Res., 27 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
Issue of 3rd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1825, d. 1905.)
Lady Ellen Maria B.. b. 1826.
Lady (Mary) Catherine, now Lady C. Berkeley, b.
1829, mar. 1851 the late Robt. B., Esq. (d. 1897).
KENMARE, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of K. (Gertrude Harriet, dau. of the late
Rev. Lord Chas. Thymic, son of 2nd M. of Bath),
mar. 1858 4th E. of Kenmare, K.P., P.C. (d.
1905).
KENNA, Lt.-Col. Paul Aloysius, D.S.O.
(1902), 3T<£ (1898), 21st Lancers; Nile Expedn.
1858, S. Africa 1899-1902, Somalild. 1902-4, now
Brig.-Maj. 1st Cav. Brig. Aldershot Army Corps:
b. 1862.
KENNARD, Baronet. Sir Coleridge Arthur
FitzRoy Kennard, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1891), son of the
late Hugh C. D. Kennard, Esq., and grandson
of Coleridge J. Kennard, Esq. (see next art.),
b. 1885. No present heir. Res., Fernhill, South-
ampton ; 54 Hans PL, S.W.
KENNARD, Baronet's Widow {hi/ elevation).
Lady K. (Ellen Georgiana, dau. of Capt. T. W.
Rowe), mar. 1858 Coleridge J. Kennard, Esq.,
who was designated for a Baronetcy but died
(1890) before it was conferred ; his grandson (the
preceding) accordingly received the title and his
widow was eranted the above rank.
KENNARD, Maj. Arthur Molloy, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R. A. retd. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1867.
KENNA WAY, Priv. Counc. and Baronet.
Rt. Hon. Sir John Henry Kennaway, P.C. {G-t.
Br. 1897), 3rd Bt. {Gt. Br. 1791), C.B. (Civ. 1902),
V.D., M.A., M.P. for Honiton Div. of Devon (C.),
a D.L. for the Co., barrister-at-law, Hon. Col.
(late Lt.-Col. comdg.) 3rd Vol. Batt. Devon Regt.,
Pres. of Church Missnry. Soc. and of Lond. Soc.
for Promoting Christianity among the Jews : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1837, sue. 1873, mar. 1866 Frances,
dau. of the late Archib. F. Arbuthnot, Esq.
Heir, his son John (b. 1879; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Lt.-Col. Charles William K., b. 1843). Seat,
Escot, Otteiy St. Mary, Devon.
KENNAWAY, Walter, C.M.G. (1891), Sec.
at N.Z. Govt. Offices in London, Acting Agent-
Gen. 1891 : b. 1835. Res., Malda, Thicket Rd.,
Anerley, S.E. ; 13 Victoria St., S.W.
KENNEDY, family name of Ailsa Marquess-
ate, q.v. for "Lords" and "Ladies," see below
for "Hons."
KENNEDY, Baron {Scot. 1452)— see "Ailsa,
M. of."
KENNEDY, Baronet. Sir John Charles
Kennedy, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1836), B. A., a D.L. for Co.
Dublin, formerly Lieut. Kildare Mil., High Sheriff
of Waterford 1884: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1856, sue.
1880, mar. 1879 Sydney H. H. Maud, dau. of the late
Sir Jas. M. Higginson, K.C.B. Heir, his son
John Ralph Bayly (b. 1896 ; 2nd heir, next son,
James Edward, b. 1898). Seat, Johnstown Ken-
nedy, Hazlehatch R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
KENNEDY, Knight (1). Sir Alexander
Blackie William Kennedy, Kt. Bach. (1905),
L.L.D., F.R.S., Engr. to L.CC. for an electr.
tramway, &c, formerly Prof, of Engrg. in Univ.
Coll., London: b. 1847. Res., ' 1 Queen St.,
Cavendish Sq., W. ; 17 Victoria St., S.W.
KENNEDY, Knight (2). Sir Charles Mal-
colm Kennedy, K.C.M.G. {1893), C.B. (Civ. 1881),
B.A., F.S.A. extensively engaged on special
services for For. Off., especially as Brit. Commissr.
or Delegate abroad and in connection with
Intemat. Exhibns. : b. 1831, mar. 1858 Mary,
dau. of the late Jas. Tanner, Esq. Res., 4 Louisa
Terr., Exmouth, Devon.
KENNEDY, Knight (3). Sir John Gordon
Kennedy, K.C.M.G. (1901), Brit. Miu. Plen. in
Roumania, formerly in diplom. posts at St,
Petersburg, Rome, and Santiago, in the service
from 1857 : b. 1836 (gt. grandson of 10th E. of
Cassillis), mar. 1877 Evelyn Adela, dau. of Col.
Hon. Edwd. Bootle-Wilbraham, son of 1st Bn.
Skelmersdale. Res., Brit. Legat,, Bucharest.
390 KEN Directory of Peerage,
KENNEDY, Knight (4). Hon. Sir William
Rann Kennedy, Kt. Bach. (1892), M.A., LL.D.,
officially "Mr. Justice Kennedy," a Judge of
! King's Bench Div. of High Ct. (hence "Hon."),
I appd. Q.C. 1885, was Priv. Sec. to Pres. of Poor
I Law Bd. 1870-1 : b. 1846, rnar. 1874 Cecilia Sarah,
j dau. of the late Geo. Ilichmond, Esq., It. A. lies.,
I Barton End, Nailsworth, Stroud, Glouc. ; 23
; Phillimore Gdns., Kens., W. ; 373 "Roy. Cts. of
i Justice, W.C.
KENNEDY, Knight (5). Adm. Sir William
j Robert Kennedy, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
I Russian and Chinese Wars, and in Fishery Serv.,
I Newfoundld., has comd. ships on Atlantic and
I Pacific Stations, and been Com.-in-Ch. of East
: Indies Squadron and at the Nore, ret. 1901 : b.
j 1838 (bro. of Kt. 3), mar. 1868 Edith Louisa, dau.
i of the late Capt. Edwd. Stopford, R.N. Res.,
I Fair Oak, Rogate, Petersfield, Hants.
KENNEDY, Frederick Charles, CLE. (1S86),
Burma Expedn. i8S5 (as manager for Irrawaddy
Flotilla Co.) : b. 1849. Club, Oriental.
KENNEDY, Hartley, C.S.I. (1902), late Com-
missr. of Police, Bombay, ent. the force 1S71.
KENNEDY, Col. John Murray, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), Hon. Col. Galloway Vol. Rifle Corps.
KENNEDY, Capt. Macdo'gall Ralston,
D.S.O. (1899), B.E., Crete 1897-8, now with
Egyptian Army : b. 1873.
KENNEDY, Rev. Mortimer Egerton, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), M.A., Chapl. toLegat. at Copen-
hagen and a Chapl. in Ord. to H.M. : b. 1853.
Res:, Ostbanegade 40, Copenhagen.
KENNEDY, Robert John, C.M.G. (1887),
M.A., E.R.G.S., a D.L. for Down, Min. Res. at
Cettinje, formerly Sec. &c. at Madrid, St.
Petersburg, Constantinople, Teheran, Sophia, and
Bucharest: b. 1851, mar. 1883 the following.
Address, Brit. Legat., Cettinje, Montenegro;
Oultra Manor, Holywood R.S.O., Co. Down.
KENNEDY, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 5th
\ Vise. Bangor (q.v.), and wife of the preceding.
! KENNEDY (CLARK-) , Hon. Mrs. Alexander,
j dau. of 4th Vise. Lifford.
KENNEY, Col. Arthur Herbert, C.M.G.
I (1893), D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E.retd.; Afghn. 1878-80,
! Nile 1884-5, and S. Africa 1899-1900, was Brit.
\ Commissr. on Anglo-French Boundaries in W.
Africa 1890-2 : b. 1855. Club, Jun. U. Service.
KENNION, Bishop— see " Bath and Wells."
KENNY, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. William
Kenny (officially "Mr. Justice Kenny"), P.O.
(Irel. 1902), M.A., Bankruptcy Judge in King's
Bench Div. High Ct. of Justice, IreL, formerly
Solic.-Gen. and an M.P., appd. Q.C. 1885, a
member of Senate Dubl. Univ. : b. 1846, mar.
1873. Marl field, Cabinteely, Dublin.
KENNY (KELLY-), Knight. Gen. Sir
Thomas Kelly-Kenny, G.C.B. (Mil. 1934 ; K.C.B.
1902), served in China i860 and Abyssinia 1857-8,
has been A.A.G. for N. and N.E. Dists., and at
Headqrs. and Aldeishot, late Insp.-Gen. Auxil.
Forces, comd. 6th Div. in S. Africa 1893-1931,
effecting the surrender of Gen. Cronje, aftds. in
comd. of Orange River Col., Late A.G. to the
Forces, is Col. Roy. W. Surrey P^egt., a D.L. for
Co. Clare, was a memb. of Roy. Patriotic Fund
Corp. : b. 1840, assumed name of Kenny 1874.
Res., Doolough Lodge, Miltown Malbay R.S.O.,
Co. Clare ; 136 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
KENRICK, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. William
Kenriclc, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1899), late anM.P. (1835-99),
has been Mayor of Birmingham, is Chmn. of
the Museum and Sch. of Art Cmttee. in that city,
formerly Chmn. of Gen. Cmttee. of Nat. Lib.
Federation, is an ironfounder and hollow-ware
manufacturer at West Bromwich : b. 1831, mar.
1882. Res., The Grove, Harbome, B'ham.
KENRICK, Capt. George Edmund Reginald,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Roy. W. Surrey Regt. ; N.W.
Frontier 1897-8 and S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Assist, Mil. Sec. to Lt.-Gen. Hon. Sir N. G.
Lyttelton in Transvaal: b. 1871.
KENRY, Baron {U.K. 1866), Imper. title of
E. of Dunraven.
KENSINGTON, Baron. Hugh Edwardes,
5th Bn. (D-eL, 3rd of *7.A'. same title), D.S.O.
(1900-1), was an A.D.C. in S. Africa 1900-1, late
Lieut. 15th Hussars : son of 4th Bn. and bro. of
5th; b. Sept. 3, 1873; sue. 1900 (L.) ; mar. 1903
Mabel Carlisle, dau. of George Piikington, Esq.
Seat, St. Bride's, Little Haven R.S.O., Pem-
brokesh.
Creations. Bn. Kensington, Irel. 1776, U.K. i836.—
Win. Edwardes, 1st cousin of the 7th Earl of Warwick
(in whose line a Barony of the same title had expired in
1759), obtained the Irish Barony, that of U.K. being
granted to the 4th Peer, who had been M.P. for Haver-
fordwest up till a year before this promotion (was also a
Uroont and Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria). The
I sth Bn. died of wounds received at Bloemfontein.
Titled Relatives.
(Edwards.)
Issue of present, (pih) fin.:
Hon. William E., heir to Baronies, b. 1904.
Hon. E., and heir, b. 1903.
Issue of 4th Bn. (bro3. and sists. of present) :
(The lute 5th Baron, b. 1868, d. 1903, unmrred.)
Hon. Gwendolen, now Hon. Mrs. Stirling-Home-
JDrwmmond- Moray, b. 1S60, mar. 1899 Capt. Wm.
Augustus S.-H.-D.-M. Ess., Abercairney, Crieff,
Perthsh.
Hon. Sibyl Laura, now Hon. Mrs. William de. Winfon,
b. 1871, mar. 1904 Wm. Edmond d-i II'., Esq. Res.,
Graftonbury, Hereford.
Hon. Grace Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Vincent Lane,
b. 1372, mar. 1902 Joint Henry H. Vincent L., Esq.
lies. ,'King*s Bromley Manor, Lichiieid.
(Present Baron, b. 1873.)
Hon. Winifred E., b. 1S7S.
Hon. Cecil E., b. 1876, mar. 1901 Mario Louise (nee
Martin), widow jf P. Buxton, Esq., of Vancouver.
Hon. George Henry E. , b. 1877, mar. 1903 Olive, dau.
of the late Charles W. R. Kerr, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
George E.). Rei., 3 Southwick Cresc, Oxford
Sq., W.
Hon. Isobel Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick
Barrett, b. 1879, mar. 1904 Predk. Whitfield B.,
Esq., Lieut, in Army. Res., Silver Spring House,
Cork.
Surviving issue of 3rd fin. (uncle and aunts of
pi-esent) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1S35, d. 1896.)
Hon. Laura Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Raymond }Vhite,
b. 1837, mar. 1885 the late Maj.-Gen. Kavmd. Herb.
IF. (d. 189^. R'.s., 3 West Eaton PI., S.W.
Hon. Cuthbert Ellison E., a partner in Holt and Co.,
army agents, formerly Lt.-CoI. Rifle Brigade, served
in Mutiny, and has been Dep. Oh. Const, for
Cheshire: b. 1833, mar. i832 Lady Blanche Hen-
rietta Maria Butler, dau. of 2nd M. of Ormonde,
K . P. Res., 39 Lancaster G t. , W.
Hon. Louisa Jane, now Hon. Mrs. William Newen-
ham, b. 1839, mar. 1880, as 2nd wife, the late Capt.
Wm. Hy. A. (d. i398). Res., 40 Balgrave lid., S W.
Hon. Elizabeth E., b. i8}o. Res., 14 Carlisle Mansns.,
Victoria St., S.W.
Hon. Caroline, now Hon. M rs. J oseph Vincent, b. 1843,
mar. 1897 Rev. Jos. Robertsou V. Res., Shenley
Rect., Bietehlcy, Bucks.
— Daus.-in-lavo:
Lady Blanche H. Maria E., see n<jn. Cuthbert above.
Hon. Mrs. Henry E. (Cecilia Eleuthera Douglas, dau.
of the late Chas. J. Bayley, Esq., C.B.), mar. 1878
the late Hon. Henry George E. (d. 1896). Res.,
7 Herbert Cresc, Hans PI., S. W. Dau.:
Hon. Sylvia Gay E., a Maid of Honour to H.M.
tho Queen, prev. from 1897 to Queen Victoria:
b. 1880.
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
KEit 391
Dau.-in-law of 2nd Bn. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Thomas E., nee Hon. Alice Eleonora
Brougham, dau. of 2nd Bn. B., mar. 1863 the late
Rev. the Hon. Thomas E. (d. 1896). Rzs.,St. Katha-
rine s, Cradley, Malvern.
KENSINGTON, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady K. (Grace Elizabeth, dau. of the late Robt.
Johnstone- Douglas, Esq.), mar. 1867 4th Bn.
Kensington (d. 1896). lies., S-ovcston, Haver-
fordwest.
KENSINGTON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Frederic
Edward Ridgeway, D.D., a Bp. Suff. in Lond.
Dioc, is Preb. of St. Paul's, Rect. of St. Botolph's,
Bishopsgate, and Chapl. to Hon. Artffl. Co.,
formerly held clerical posts at Tunb. Wells,
Malvern , Ryde , Monmouth , at Eaton Sq. , Glasgow ,
and St. Peter's, Cranley Gdns. : b. 1848, mar. 1875,
cons. 1901. Res., Vamells, Hambleden, Henley-
on-Thames : The Rectory, Devonshire Sq., E.C.
KENYON, family name of Barony following.
KEN YON, Baron. Lloyd Kenyan, 4th Bn.
{Gt. Br.) and a Bt., a Lord in Waiting to
H.M., a D.L. for Salop, a C.C. of Elintsh., Pres.
Univ. Coll. of N. Wales, and Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. Shvopsh. Imper. Yeom. : grandson of 3rd
Bn. and son of the late Hon. Lloyd Kenyon ; b.
July 5, 1864; sue. 1869 {€.); unmrrd. Seats,
Gredington, Flints., nr. Whitchurch ; Peel Hall,
Bolton, Lanes. ; town res., 2h The Albany, W.
. Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1784 ; Ld. Kenyon, Bn. of
Gredington, 1788.— Sir Lloyd Kenyon, 1st Bt., Attorney-
General, Master of the Rolls, and Lord Chief Justice of
England, was the first to hold this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Kenyon.)
Survioing issue of 3rd Bn. (uncles and aunts, of
present) :
Hon. Georgina K., b. 1834. Res., The Gelli, Malpas,
Cheshire.
Hon. Margaret Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Townley
Mit/ord, b. 1836, mar. 1855 the late Wni. Townley
M., Esq., formerly an M.P. (d. 1889). Res., 19
Montagu St., Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. George Arkwright,
b. 1837, mar. i860 the late Rev. Geo. A. (d. 1877). Res.,
Firlamds, Bracknell, Berks.
Hon. Geokuk Thomas K., heir pres. to Barony, M.A.,
barrister-at-law, M.P. for Denbigh Dist. (C), a D.L.
for Flintsh., late Jun. Dep. Chanc. Univ. of Wales,
formerly Capt. N. Salop Y'eom. : b. 1840, mar. 1875
Florence Anna, dau. of the late J110. H. Leche,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George K.). Res., Llanerch Panna,
Penley, Ellesmere, Salop; 4 Shelley Ct., Tite
St., Chelsea, S.W.
Rev. the Hon. William Trevor K., 2nd heir, M. A.,
Surrogate for Chester Dioc, late Rect. of Malpas :
b. 1847, mar. 1877, 2nd wife, Lucy Rosamond, dau.
of the late Rev. Chas. Wolley-Dod (Hon. Mrs.
William K.). Res., 86 West Hill, St. Leonards-
on-Sea.
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. Lloyd, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas Bulkelty-
Owen, dau. of 1st Bn. Harlech, q.v.
KEOGH, Surg.-Gen. Alfred, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
M.D., A.M.S., a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. ;
S. Africa 1899-1901, now Dir.-Gen. A.M.S. : b.
1857. lies., 68 Victoria St., S.W.. and 14 Rutland
House, Chenihton Gdns., Kens., W.
KEPPEL, family name of Albemarle Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies " and " Hons.," see also below.
KEPPEL, Eon. Mrs. Bertram, dau. of 4th Bn.
Sudelev.
KEPPEL, Commoi. Colin Richard, C.B. (Mil.)
and D.S.O. (both 1898), R.N., Egypt, Soudan
1884-5, aa(1 in gunboats on Nile 1897-8, an Extra
Equerry to H.R.H. the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg,
and Commod. of H.M's Yachts (temp, an Hon.
A.D.C.) : son of the late Adm. of the Fit. Hon.
Sir Hy. Keppel, b. 1S62.
KEPPEL (ROOS-), Maj. George Oloff, CLE.
(1900), I.A., Burma 1887-9, N.AV. Frontier
1897-9, now Polit. Offr. in the Khyber : b. i865.
Res., Khyber, Punjab.
KER, and KERR, Barons— see below.
KER, Hon. Mrs. Alfred, dau. of lstBn.Dera-
more.
KER, Capt. Charles Arthur, D.S.O. (1903-1),
R.A., Niger Territs. 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1875.
KER (INNES-), family name of Roxburghe
Dukedom, q.v. for " Lords" and " Ladies."
KER of CESSFORD and CAYERTOUN,
Baron {Scot. 1616) — see "Roxburghe, D. of."
KER of KERSHEUGH, Baron {U.K. 1821),
Impsr. title of the Lothian Marquessate ("Bn.
Ker"), which holds also the titles of Bn. Kerr of
Nisbet and of Newbottle, below.
KERR, family name of Lothian Marquessate,
q.v. for " Lords" and "Ladies "; Lord Walter
(Kt.) and "Hons." below.
KERR, Knight and Peer's Son. Adm. of the
Fit. Lord Walter Talbot Kerr, G.C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Adm. in command of Channel Fleet,
formerly of Medit., recently First Nav. Lord of
Admiralty, served in Baltic and with Nav. Brig,
in Ind. Mutiny : sen of 7th M. of Lothian, and
uncle of present Peer ; b. 1839, mar. 1873 Lady
Amabel Cowper, dau. of 6th Earl Cowper (Lady
Amabel Kerr). Bes.. 16 Queen Anne's Gt.,
Westmr., S.W., and 5S Cromwell Ed., S.W.
KERR, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau.-in-law of 8th
Ctss. of Antrim.
KERR, Hon. Constance Honorta, was Extra
Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria from 1886
(prev. Maid of Honour in Ordinary from 1S84) :
b. 1859 (granddau. of 6th M. of Lothian, dau. of
Lord Fredc. H. Kerr, and sist. of two follg.).
KERR, Maj. Frederic Walter, D.S.O.
(1896), Gordon Highldrs. ; Chitral Relief, Tirah
1397-8, S. Africa 1899-1901, now a D.A.A.G. and
D.A.Q.M.G. ; was formerly Page of Honour to
Queen Victoria : b. 1867 (grandson of 6th M. of
Lothian and son of the late Adm. Lord Fredc. H.
K.), mar. 1902 his 1st cousin once rem. Lady
Helen A'. Res., Brightstone House, Farn-
borough, Hants.
KERR, Lt.-Col. Mark Ancbom, C.B. (Mil.
1904), I.A., Thibet: b. 1859.
KERR, Capt. Mark Edward Frederic, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., Egypt 1882, now Nav.
Attache at Vienna : b. 1864 (bro. of the two
preceding). Oiuh, White's.
KERR, Thomas, C.M.G. (1887), late Gov. and
Ch. Justice Falkland Is., prev. adinind. Govt, of
Grenada and was M.L.C. Barbados and Maj.
comdg. 11th Mil. : b. 1818. B es., Yair Abingdon,
Barbados.
KERR (SCOTT-), Lt.-Col. Robert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Gren. Gds. ; Zululd. 1879, Soudan 1885,
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 18^9.
KERR of NEWBOTTLE, OXNAM, &c,
Baron {Scot. 1701), also of NISBET &c. (1633)—
see "Lothian, M. of."
KERRISON, Lt.-Col. Edmund Roger All-
day, C.M.G. (1902), R.A. retd. (18^7), late 4th
Batt. Norf. Regt. (Mil.): b. 1855. Res., Burgh
Hall, Aylsham R.S.O., Norfolk.
KERRY, Baron {Irel. abt. 1250 with "Lixnaw "
by tenure ; 1295 by writ) — see " Lansdowne,
M. of."
KERRY, Earl of {hy courtesy — title Irel. 1723),
elder son and heir of M. of Lansdowne.
392
Directory of Peerage,
KIL
KERRY, Knight of (Ancient Knight)— see
" FitzGerald, Bart, of Valencia."
, KERSEY, Maj. Henry Maitland, D.S.O.
(1902), 15th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-2,
formerly Manager in New York for White Star
Line : b. i860. lies., 3 St. James's St., S.W.
KERSHAW, Knight's Widow. Lady K.
(Helen Teresa, dau. of the late Edwd. O' Grady,
Esq.), mar. 1872 Sir Louis A. Kershaw, Ch.
Justice of High Ct. Bombay (d. 1899). Res., 38
Addison Rd. Nth., Kens., W.
KERSHAW, Thomas Herbert, C.M.G-. (1903),
B.A., late Leg. Adviser in Fed. Malay States:
b. 1851 . Res. , 27 Dodington, Whitchurch, Salop.
KESRI SINGH— see •'Sirohi."
KESTEVEN (pron. Kee'steven), Baron.
John Henry Trollope, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) and a
Bt., a C.C. for Lines, and Maj. Lines. Imper.
Yeom. (formerly Leic), was a Mach.-Gun Com.
m S. Africa 1900 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Sent. 22,
1851; sue. 1874 (C); unmrrd. Seat, Casewick
House, Stamford, Lines.
??S r" tie i ^°ni -Su' Jno- Troll°Pe, 7th Bt., M.P.
tor (south Lincolnshire, and President of the Locol
Government Board, was awarded this Barony. There
appears to be no family connection between it and the
I Dukedom mentioned under "Lindsey."
Titled Relatives.
(TroRope.)'
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Hon Julia, now Hon. Lad;/ Hobart, b. 1848, mar.
1809 Sir Robt. Hy. H., K.C.V.O., q.v
Hon. Sophia T., b. 1849. Res., 3 Carlisle PL, Vic-
toria St., S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1851.)
Hon. Robert Cranmer T., heir pres. to Barony, for-
me^ly /W; aiiUl ilon- Maj- 3rd Batt. Northants.
Rest, (Mil.): b. 1852, mar. i835 Ethel Mary, dau.
bJK1^? L^-'-ol. Ueo. H. W. Carew (Hon. Mrs.
Robert T.). . ie%;.,Cro\veombe Ct,, Taunton, Somer-
set. (2nd heir, his son Thomas Carew, b. 1891.)
*VElFDELL' Baroness von, dau. of gth Bn.
Elibank.
KEY, Baronet. Rev. Sir John Kingsmill
Causton Key, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), M.A., long
a Missionary m Centr. Africa (Univs. Missn ),
Canon of Zanzibar 1881-1904, now Rect. of Little
Wittenham : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1853, sue. i8qq,
mar. 1891 Emily, dau. of the late Wm. Wood-
ward, Esq. Heir pres., his half-bro. Kingpmill
James (b. 1864 ; no 2nd heir). Res., Lit. Witten-
ham, Abingdon.
KEY (COOPER-), Knight's Widow {remrrd.).
Lady C.-K. (Evelyn, dau. of Signor Y. Barto-
lucci), mar., 1st, 1877, as 2nd wife, Adm. Rt.
Hon. Sir Astley Cooper-Key, G.C.B., F R S
(d. 1888); 2ndly, 1896, Maurice Ansell, Esq.—
retaining title by courtesy. Res., Beaconstield
House, Hythe, Kent; 55 Elm Pk. Gdns., W.
Brompton, S.W.
KEYES, Knight's Widow. Lady A". (Kathe-
nne Jessie, dau. of the late Jas. Norman, Esq ),
mar. 1870 Gen. Sir Chas. Patton Keyes, G.C.B
(d. 1896). Res., Clock Tower, Hampton Ct.
Palace.
KEYSER, Col. Frederick Charles, C.B. (Mil
1882), Roy. Fus. retd. (1898) ; Afghn. 1880-1 and
Egypt, has been Insp. of Army Signalling, now
conidg. the Home Counties Vol. Inf. Brig. : b.
1841. Res., 42 Primrose Mansns., Battersea Pk.,
' KHAIRPUR, the Mir of. H.H. Sir Faiz
Muhammad Khan, Talpur, G.C.I.E. (1897), an
Indian Ruling Chief : b. 1835. Res., Emairpur,
Sind, Bombay.
KHARAN, the Sardar of— see " Naoroz."
KHELAT, the Khan of. H.H. Mir Sir
Mahmud Khan, G.C.I.E. (1894), a Ruling Chief:
b. 18—. Res., Khelat, Baluchistan.
KIDD, John, C.M.G. (1882), formerly Ch.
Clerk Gov.-Gen.'s Office, Canada, was Priv. Sec.
to E. of Carnarvon 1857. and has been on Brit,
serv. in Turkey: b. 1821. Res., 47 Melfort Rd.,
Norbury, Streatham, S.W.
KIDD, Lady Mary, dau. of 9th M. of Lothian.
KIDSTON (KERR-) , Cel. AlexanderFerrier,
C.B., (Mil. 1896), Roy. Highldrs. retd. (1897) ;
Ashanti 1874, Egypt 1882-4, and Soudan 1884-5,
late comd. 4th Regtl. Dist. : b. 1840 (assumed
name of Kerr 1903). Res., The Grange, Edin-
burgh ; Gairney, Kinross-sh. (' post town).
KIELHORN, Franz, CLE. (1886), Ph.D.,
formerly Prof. Orient. Languages at Deccan Coll.
Bombay.
KIELMANSEGG, Countess Alexander, dau.
of 1st Bn. De L'Isle and Dudley (her husb. is an
Hon. G.C.Y.O. and Gov. of Lower Austria).
*#* The father of the present Ct. was Min. of State to
the King of Hanover, and the name naturally recills
the poet Hood's renowned ballad of ' Miss Kilmansegg
and her Golden Leg ; ' but a more exact original can be
traced, as Pope in one of his letters speaks of a party at
" Madam Kilmansegg's, to which I had the honour to be
invited and the grace to stay away."
KILBIRNIE, KINGSBURN, and DRIJMRY,
Baron {Scot. 1703) — see "Lindsay, E. of."
KILCONNEL, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. K.,
Ire!. 1797), eld. son and heir of E. of Clancarty.
KILCOURSIE, Viscount (Trel. 1647), a title of
the Cavan Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
KILDARE, Bishop of— see "Dublin, Abp."
KILDARE, Marquess of (TreJ. 1761), a title of
the Leinster Dukedom, borne by the heir when a
son. Earl of Kildare (1316) and Baron Kildare
(U.K. 1870) are also titles of the Dukedom.
KILFENORA, Bishop of— see " Killaloe."
KILKELLY, Surg.-Lt.-Col. Charles Ran-
dolph, C.M.G. (1901), B.A., M.B., Gren. Gds.
retd. (1905) ; Egypt 1898, S. Africa 1899-1902 as
Princ. Med. Offr. of two Hosps., now House Gov.
and Med. Supt. at Osborne Home for Offrs. : b.
1861.
KILLALA, Bishop of— see "Tuam."
KILLALOE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Mervyn
Archdall, D.D., 66th Bp. of Killaloe, 47th of
Kilfenora, 63rd of Clonfert, and 48th of Kilmac-
duagh, late Dean of Cork, prev. Archdn. of same
and Rect. of St. Luke's there, is a Canon of St.
Patrick's, Dublin: b. 1831, mar. 1863, cons. 1897.
Res., Clarisford, Killaloe R.S.O., Co. Clare.
KILLANIN (pron. Kili'aiiin), Baron. Martin-
Henry FitzPatrick Morris, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and
a Bt., B.A., barrister-at-law, a C.C. and D.L. for
Galway (High Sheriff 1897), a Commissi-, of Nat.
Education and a memb. of Senate of Roy. Univ.,
Ireld., an M.P. 1900-1 : son of Bn. Morris and
Killanin ; b. July 22, 1867 ; sue. 1901 (C.) ; unmrrd.
Seat, Spiddal, Galway ; town res., Belgrave Mansns.,
Grosvenor Gdns., S.W. ; chamb., 13 King's Bench
Walk, Temple, E.C.— See " Morris and K." for late
Peer's Widow.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. i83s ; Bn. Killanin, 1900.
—The 1st Peer was Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and a
Lord of Appeal, having previously been Attorney-General
for same and M.P. for Galway borough ; he was originally
given (i38q) the Life Title of Bn. Morris.
KIL
Titled Relatives.
{Morris.)
Surviving issue of \st Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Rose Julia M, b. 1865.
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Maud Anna, now Hon. Mrs. Graham Wynne,
b. 1869, mar. 1897 Capt. Graham O. Robt. W. Res.,
Clogherevagh, Sligo.
Hon. Mary Kathleen M., b. 1871.
Hon. George Henry If., heir pres. to Barony, Capt.
2nd Batt. Rifle Brigade, served in Tochi Expedn.
1897 and 3. Africa 1902, now a Staff Capt. : b. 1872.
Club, Army and Navy. (No 2nd heir.)
Hon. Frances Anne M., a Carmelite nun, b. 1874.
Hon. Eileen Elizabeth M., b. 1877.
KILLARD, Baron (Irel. 1727)— see " Galway,
Vise."
KILLARNEY, Baron (U.K. 1892), a title of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
KILLEEN, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. K.,
Irel. 1403) , eider son and heir of E. of Fingull.
KILMACDTJAGH, Bishop of— see "Killaloe."
KILMAINE, Baron. Francis William
Browne, 4th Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt. (Scot.) ; an
Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1890), a D.L. for West-
meath: son of 3rd Bn. ; b. March 24, 1843; sue.
1873 (C.) ; mar. 1877 Alice Emily, dan. of Col.
T. Deane Shute (bro. of Gen. Sir Charles Shute,
K.C.B.). Seats, Gaulston Pk., Kiilucan, Co.
Westmeath ; The Neale, Ballinrobe R.S.O., Co.
Mayo.
Creations. Bn. Kilmaine, Irel. 1789 ; a Bt. Scot.
1636.— Sir Jno. Bro-wne, 7th Bt., who had married a
daughter of Vise. Charlemont, was the recipient of Uiis
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Browne.)
Issue 0/ present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Joljn Edward Deane B., heir to Barony,
a D.L. for Mayo: b. 1878, mar. 1901 Lady Aline
Kennedy, dau. of 3rd M. of Ailsa. Res., The Neale,
with his father, (and heir, his son John Francis
Archibald b. 1902.)
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Aline B., see preceding.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro., sist., and half-
sists. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Isabella Anne, now The Dow. Lady Beaumont
(q.v.), b. abt. 1824, mar. 1844 8th Bn. B. (d. 1854).
Hon. Emily Anne, now The Dow. Lady Lurganiq.v.),
b. 1833, mar. 1853 2nd Bn. L. (d. 1882).
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Julia Sophia B., b. 184a. Res., Winchester.
(Present Baron, b. 1843.)
Hon. Arthur He-nry B., b. 1830, mar. 1885 Clotilde
Georgina, dau. of Sir Jno. Don-Wauchope, 8th
Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur B.). Rea., 41 Ailesbury
Rd., Dublin.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1794, d. 1873.)
Hon. Mrs. Howe B. (Elise, dau. of Col. H. S.
Watkin, and widow of E. H. Little, Esq.), mar.
1880, 2nd wife to 2nd husbd., the late Hon. Richard
Howe B. (d. i883). Res., 26 Brunswick PL, Hove,
Brighton.
KILMARNOCK, Lord (by courtesy), eld. son
and heir of E. of Erroll, q.v. Bn. Kilmarnock
(U.K. 1831) is the Irnper. title of the Earldom.
. KILMORE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Alfred
George Elliott, D.D., 46th Bp. of Kilmore, 58th
of Elphin and of Ardagh, late Canon of St.
Patrick's, Dublin, and Rect. of Drumlease, Co.
Leitrim : b. 1820, cons. 1897. Res., The See House,
Oavan.
KILMOREY (fron. Kilmurry), Earl of.
Francis Charles Needham, 3rd Earl (Irel.), K.P.
(1890), M.A., an Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1882),
KIM 393
Ron. Col. Salop Imper. Yeom. and Yeom. A.D.C.
to H.M ; High Sheriff of Down 1871, and an M.P.
1871-4 (as Vise. Newry) : grandson of 2nd E. and
son of the late Vise. Newry, who died 1851 without
succeeding ; b. Aug. 2, 1842 ; sue. 1880 (G.) ; mar.
1881 Ellen Constance, dau. of the late Edwd. H.
Baldock, Esq., M.P. Seat, Moume Pk., Newry,
Co. Down ; town res., 5 Aldford St., Park Ln., W.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Kilmorey, 1625 ; E. of Kilmorey
and Vise. Newry and Moume, 1822.— Sir Robt. Needham
(Kt.), whose father had been thrice High Sheriff of
Salop and also Vice-President of the Council for the
J' arches of Wales, was rst Vise. Kilmorey ; the 12th Vise.,
who became a General in the Army eiog raised to the
Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Needham.)
Issue of present (3rd) E. :
Vise. Newry and Mourne, heir to Earldom : Francis
Charles Adelbert Henry N., Lieut. 1st Life Gds.,
b. i833.
Hon. Francis Edward JV., 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut. Gren.
Gds. : b. 18S6.
Lady Cynthia Almina Constance Mary jV., b. 1869.
Bros, and sists. ef present E. (issue of the late Vise.
Newry ; granted rank of Earls' children 1880) :
(Present Earl, b. 1842.)
Hon. Henry Colville N., B. A., formerly Lt.-Col. Gren.
Gds., served in Zululand 1879: b. 1844, mar. 1887,
2nd wife, Eleanor Effreta, dau. of the late Archib.
Campbell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry JV. ). Res., The
Grange, Windsor Forest.
Lady Lucy Jane, now Lady L. Drury-Lowe, b. 1845,
mar. 1876 Wm. D. Nath. D.-L., Esq. Res., Locko Pk.,
Derby ; Myria, Llanrwst R.S.O., Denbighsh.
Hon. Edward Thomas .ZV., Capt. R.N. retired, served
on Malay Penins. and in Perak Expedn. 1875-6 : b.
1847, widower. Res., The Crest, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
Lady Margaret, now Lady M. Littleton, b. 1849, mar.
1874 Rear-Adm. Hon. Algernon Charles L., son of
2nd Bn. Hatherton, q.v.
Lady Frances Aline Catherine Mary iV.,b. 1851. Res.,
52 Frances Rd., Windsor.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (aunt of present) :
Lady J ane Selina Elizabeth, now Lady Jane Hinde, b.
1817, mar. 1874 the late Rev. Jno. FitzRichard H.
(d. 1882). Res., 22 The Terrace, Upton Pk., Slough.
KILMOREY, Earl's Widow. Martha, Coun-
tess of K., dau. of Jno. Foster, Esq., mar. 1867,
.as 2nd wife, 2nd E. of Kilmorev (d. 1880).
KILPATRICK, Baron (Scot! 1606)— see "Aber-
corn. D. of."
KILPIN, Ernest Fuller, C.M.G. (1901), Clerk
to H. of Assembly at Cape Town, has served as
Sec. on nine Cape Govt. Commssns., is Editor and
proprietor of Cape Civ. Serv. List : b. 1854. Res.,
Linford, Kenilworth, Cape Town.
KILTARTON, Baron (Irel. 1810)— see " Gort,
Vise."
KILWARLIN, Viscount (Irel. 1751)— see
" Downshire, M. of." Baron Hill of Ki'.warlin
(1717) is another title of the Peerage.
KILWORTH, Baron (Irel. 1764), a title of the
MountCashell Earldom, borne (as "Lord") by
the heir when a son.
KIMBER, Baronet. Sir Henry Kimber, 1st
Bt. (U.K. 1904), M.P. for Wandsworth (<?.), a
Dir. of Cap. and Counties Bank and Chmn. of S.
Ind. Rail, and of some Colon. Land Corporations,
founder (retd. ) of the legal firm of Kimbers and
Boatman: son of the late J03. Kimber, Esq., of
Canonbury; b. 1834, widower. Heir, his son
Henry Dixon (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son
Henry Cyril Dixon, b. 1894). Res., Lansdowne
Lodge, E. Putney, S.W. ; Albany Chambs., York
St., Westmr., S.W.
KIMBERLEY, Earl of. John Wodehouse
(pron. Woodhouse), 2nd Earl ( U.K.) and a
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
Directory of Peerage, KIET
394 KIN
Bt. ; a C.C. for Norfolk : son of ist Earl ; b.
Dec. 10, 1848; sue. 1902 (L.) ; mar. 1875 Isabel
Geraldine, dau. of Sir Henry J. Straeey, 5th
I Bt. Seats. Kimberley House, Wymopdham,
Norfolk ; Witton Pk., North Walsham, same Co.
Creations. A Bt. Eng. 1611; Bn. "Wodehouse, Gt.
! Br. 1797; E. of Kimberley, U.K. i366.— Sir Jno. Wode-
1 bouse, 6th Bt., who had married a niece of the last
j Ld. Bjrkeley of Stratton, was made 1st Bn. The 3rd
1 Bn.,the latedeceasad statesman, was made ist Earl after
j having filled several important posts both in the Govern-
j raent and abroad. He was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
j 1864-6, and afterwards twice Secretary of State for _th^
I Colonies, thrice for India, and once for Foreign A friars ;
! was made a K.G. 1S35, and was Chancellor of the Univer-
I sifcy of London.
Titled Relatives.
( V,rodahoase.)
I Issue of present {2nd) E. :
I Lord WoDF.nousE,heir to Earldom : John W., b. 1883.
1 lion. Philip W., 2nd heir, b. i83<5.
j Ladv Isabel W., b. iS33.
lion. Edward W., b. 1398.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (sists. of present) :
(Pe.ES 2UT Earl, b. 1848.)
Lady Alice, now Lady A. Paeke, b. 1850, mar. 1872
Husscy P., Esq. Res., Prestwold Hall, Lough-
borough, Leic. ; Caythorpe Hall, Grantham, Lines. ;
41 Charles St., Berkeley Sq. , W.
Lady Constance IK., b. 1852. lies., Beechey Grange,
Parkstone it.S.O , Dorset.
— Da u. -in-law :
Hon. Mr ;. Armine W. (Eleanor Mary Caroline, dau.
of the late Prof. Matthew Arnold), mar. iSSq the
late Hon. Armine IF., C.B., M.P. (d. 1901). Ees., 21
Sloans Gdus., S.W.
Sist. -in-law of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(The Ude ist Earl, b. 1826, d. 1902.)
Hon. Mrs. Henry, now Dow. Mchss. of Anglesey, q.v.
KIN AH AN (HUDSON-), Baro>tet. Sir
Edward Hudson Hudson - Kinah an, 2nd Bt
i {U.K. 1887), formerly Lieut. 21st Hussars: son cf
j 1st Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his bro.
Robert Henry (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next brc,
I Daniel Dickinson, b. 1877). Seat, The Manor,
Grlenville, Fermoy, Co. Cork.
K1NAHAN (HUDSON-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady H.-K. (Emily Isabella, dau. of Rev. Daniel
{ Dickinson), mar. 1863 Sir Edwd. H. Iludson-
Kinahan, 1st Bt. (d. 1892). lies., 36 Lower Leeson
St., Dublin.
I KINALMEAKY, Viscount (a short form foi
i Vise. Boyle of K., Irel. 1628)— see "Cork and O.,
I E. of."
j KINCAIRNEY, Lord {of Session retired).
j Willi a v Ellis Gloag, has been Sheriff of Cos.
j Stirling, Dumbarton, and Clackmannan, also of
1 Perthshire, appd. Judge of Ct. of Session 1839,
: with official t;tle " (Hon.) Lord Kincaimey " : b.
1828, mar. 1854 Helen dau. of Jas. Bum, Esq.,
I W.S. {Hon. Lad;/ Kincaimey). Res., Kincairney,
Dunkcld ; 6 Heriot Row, Edinburgh.
KINCARDINE, Baron {Seat. 1600) — see
" Huntly, M. of."
KINCARDINE, Earl or-see "Montrose, D.
! of" {Scot. 1707), and "Elgin and K.,E. of " (1647).
! KINDER, Claude William, C.M.G. (1900),
M.I.C.E., on Staff of Chines? Imper. Rails,,
formerly Master of the Mint, Hong Kong, served
: in China 1900 : b. 1852. lies., Tien-tsin.
KINDERTON, Baron VERNON of {Gt. Br.
1762)— see " Vernon, Bn."
KINO, Baron — see " K. of Ockbam" below.
KING-, Baronet of liel'.evuc -see " King (Duck-
worth-)."
KING, Baronet of Campsie. Sir Jambs
King, 1st Bt. {U.K. i883), LL.D., Chancellor's
Assessor in Univ. Ct. of Glasgow, a D.L. for Cof.
! Lanark and Stirling and Co. of City of Glasgow,
formerly Lord Provost of that city, is a mcmb. of
Comm3sn. of West Highlds. and Islds. of Scotld ,
a iso of Crofter Colonisation Bd. : son of the late
Jno. King, Esq., b. 1830, knighted 1887, cr. a Bt.
1888, mar. 1861 Marian, dau. of Wm. Westall,
Esq. Heir, his son John Westall (b. 1803 ; 2nd
ueir, latters son James Granville le Neve, b.
189S). Seats, Campsie, Stirlingsh., nr. Glasgow;
Carstairs House, Carstairs R.S.O., Lanarks.
KING, Baronet of Charlestown. Sir Gilbert
King, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1815), M.A., High Sheriff
of Roscommon 1892 and Leitrim 1894 : son of 3rd
Bt. ; b. 1846, sue. 1895, mar. 1837, 2na wife, Louisa
Scudder Ryall, c*au. of the late Lt.-Col. Hy. B.
Sweet. Heir pres., his 1st cousin George Adol-
phus (b. 1864; no 2nd heir). Seat, Charlestown,
Drumsna R.S.O., Co. Leitrim ; res., 21 Fitz-
williain Sq., Dublin.
KING, Baronet of Corrard. Sir Charles
Soiedn King, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1821), son of 2nd
Bt., b. 1840, sue. 1874, mar. 1891 Sophia Louisa,
dau. of the lat 3 R. Bolton-Davis, E,q. Heir pres.,
his bro. William Frederick, I.S.O., <\v. (no 2nd
heir). Seats, Corrard, Lisbellaw R.S.O., Co. Fer-
managh ; Swerford Pk., Enstone, Oxon; The
Highlands House, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
KING, Bishop (1) — see "Lincoln;" (2) see
" Madagascar."
KING, Knight (1). Sir George King, K.C.I.E.
(i3gS), LL.D., M.B., F.R.S.. late Brig.-Surg.-
Lt.-Col. I.M.S. (ret. 1S9S), was Dir. Botan. Surv.
of India and of Roy. Botan. Gdns. and Cinchona
Cultiv. Bengal, was also Prof, of Botany m
Calcutta Univ. and has contributed numerous
papers to learned Socs. : t. 1840, widower. Club,
A chenteum.
KING, Knight (2). Sir HenrySeymour King,
K.C.I.E. (1892), M.A., F.R.G.S., M.P. for Centr.
Hull {C.), a Lieut, for City of London and head
of banking firm of Hy. S. King and Co., el. 1st
Mayor of Kensington 1900, re-el. 1901 ; b. 1852
mar. 1875 Julia Mary, dau. of Rev. Jno. Jenkins
D.D., of Montreal. Ees., 25 Cornwall Gdns.
S. Kens., S.W.
KING, Maj. Alexander James, D.S.O. (1900-1)
Uoy. Lanes. Regt. ; Dongola 1896, Nile 1897-8
and S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.D.C., now Assist
Comdt. Sch. of Iristr. for Mtd. Inf. : b. 1863
Res , Bulford Camp, Salisburv.
KING, Maj. Algernon D'Aguilar, D.S.O.
(1900-1). R.A., S. Africa 1839-1900: b. 1862.
KING, Arthur Thomas, I.S.O. (1903), Ch
Clerk in Nat. Debt Office : b. 1345.
KING, Maj. Charles Wallis, M.V.O. (4th
Ciass, 1904), A.S.C., Hon. Treas. of Roy. Milic.
Tournamts. (1905), A*st. Dir. Supplies and
Transp. Nihn. Commd. : b. 1861.
KING, Capt. Edward Rose, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roberts's Horse in S. Africa 1900-1: b. 1859.
AV-s., Heidelberg, Transvaal.
KING, Lucas White, C.S.I. (1898), B.A.,
LL.D., F.S.A., M.R.A.S., Commissi*, of Rawal
Pindi, has been Dep. Commissr. at several stations,
also Polit. OJF. with Zhob Valley, Waziristan,
Tirah, and other Expedns. : b. 1856. Res., Rawal
Pindi, Punjab ; The Old House, Totteridge, Whet-
stone, Lond., N.
KING, Thomas Mulhall, I.S.O. (1903),
Auditor-General of Queensland : b. 1842. Ees.,
Erica, Coorparoo, Brisbane.
KING, Lt.-Col. Walter Gawen, CLE. (1899),
M.B., I.M.S. , Sanit. Commissr. in Madras, late
Supt. of Lunatic Asylum there, has been Surg, to
KIN
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
KIN
395
Govt., also Prof, of Physics and Hygiene to two
Madras Colls. : b. 1851. Res., Guindy, Madras.
KING, William Frederick, I.S.O. (1902),
Dep. Acet.-Gen. Admiralty, retl. : b. 1843, bro.
and heir pres. of above 3rd' Bt. of Corrard. ire?.,
The Cottage, Highlands, Leatherhead, Surrey.
KING (COOPER-), Capt. George Courtenay,
D.S.O. (1900-1), M'chester Regt. ; S.Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1869.
KING (DUCKWORTH-), Baroxet. Sir Djjdley
Gordox Alax Duckworth-King, 5th Bt. {(It. Br.
1792), a D.L. for Devon, late Ma j. Welsh Regt.
and Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 1st Vol. Batt.
Devonsh. Regt., served in Soudan 188 j, formerly
A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireland : son of 4th Bt.
(Adm. Sir Geo. St. V. Duckworth-King, K.C.B.),
b. 1851, sue. 1891, mar. 1890 Eva Mary, dau. of the
late Maj .-Gon. Ralph Gore. Heir, his son G eorge
Henry James (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, next son, John
Richard, b. 1899). Wear Horse, Countess
Wear R.S.O., Devon.
KING-HARMAN, -NOEL, and -TENISON—
see 2nd names.
KING-KING, Lady Florexce Elizabeth, dau.
of 3rd E. of Belmore.
KING-KING, Maj. James Gurwood, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. W. Surrey Regt.; N.W. Frontier
1897-8 and S. Africa 1899-1902, now an Offr. in
charge of Musketry Duties : b. 1863.
KING of OCKHAM, Barox {(It. Br. 1725)—
see " Lovelace, E. of."
KINGARTH, Vihcouxt {Scot. 1703) — see
"Bute, M. of."
KINGDON, Bishop— see "Fredericton."
KINGHOBNE, Earl of {Scot. i6c6)-see
" Strathmore and K."
KINGSALE, Barox. Michael Coxstaxtixe
de Courcy, 33rd Bn. (Premier Barox of Ireland):
son of 32nd Bn. ; b. May 8, 1855 ; sue. 1895 ; mar.
1880 his 1st cousin, Emily Frances Anne, dau.
of the late Wm. Sinclair de Courcj', Esq. Seat,
Mount Tamar, St. Budeaux, Devonport. 1
Creation. Irel. : Bn. of Kingsale, Br.. Courcy, and Bn.
of Ringrone, 1223 by writ, confirmed by patent 1397, but
preceded by an English Bny. by tenure from tne Conquest.
—Sir John de Courcy, an English Knight, the famous
founder of the family, is celebrated as having, in con-
junction with his bro. -in-law Sir Amorious Tristram
(who obtained the tenure Barony of Howth), effected the
conquest of Ulster ; and again, after having given offence
to King John, as having acted as English champion in
a single combat with the champion of France (who how-
ever fled without striking a blow), thus regaining his
sovereign's favour. The King, we are told in 'Burke,
had actually imprisoned him for a year ; but upon receipt
of the challenge from France, and finding 110 one else
ready to accept it, Sir John was liberated for the pur-
pose, with the above result of his antagonist being saized
with panic and taking to flight. The two monarchs
fraternised over this event, and joined in desiring to see
an exhibition of Sir John's strength, upon which he
cleft a massive helmet in twain at a single blow. This
exploit so delighted his master that he asked him to
shoose whatever he should give him; whereupon the
Knight replied that he had estatu3 ami titles enough,
and would ask the privilege, for himself and ail succes-
sors, of remaining covered in the royal presence. He
died in 1219, apparently without issue, but four years
after his death the Baronies of Kingsale, Courcy, and
Kingrorje were granted to his kinsman, Miles de Courcy.
The title of Earl of Ulster (q.v.) appears never to have
been held by this line
Titled Relatives.
(De Courcy.)
Issue of present {33 rd) Bn. :
Hon. Esther Eleanor, now Hon. Mrs. Festing-Smith,
b. i33o, mar. 1903 Alfred Chas. F.S., Esq., L.R.C.P.
lies., St. Budeaux, Devonport.
Hon. Michael William Robert de C, heir to
Barony, Lieut 32nd Sikh Pionears : b. i832. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. Robert.)
Hon. Beryl Madeline di 0. ; \i,„.5_a y. t!w,
Hon. Violet Gladys d-i C. ; jtwlns> l38*
Hon. ES telle Emily Spencer de C, b. 188?,
Surviving issue of 32nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Mary Alicia Geraldine, now Hon. Mrs. William
Miliar, b. 1854, mar. 1874 AVilliam M., Esq. lies.,
Killarney Wood, Bray, Co. Wicklow.
(Present Baron, b. 1355.)
Hon. Esther Emily Anne Jane, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Mullins, b. 1859, mar. iG33 Rev. Chas. Robt.
M., Chapl. R.N. Rzs., 4 The Terrace, Haslar
Hosp., Gosnort.
Hon. Robert Charles Sincla'r de G.,h. 1862, mar. 1392
Katharine, dau. of the late Jno. Harris, Esq., of
Ivybridge (Hon. Mrs. Robert de C).
Daus. of 2gth and 28th Bns. (distant cousins of
present ; no issue of 31st and 30th) :
Hon. Adelaide Constance Rohesia, now Hon. Lady
Tracey, b. 1855 (dau. of 29th Bn.), mar. 1887, as
2nd wife, Adm. Sir Richd. Edwd. T., K.C.B., q.v.
Hon. Catherine Adela, now lion. Mrs. Scverus
Strelton, b. 1830 (dau. of 28th Bn.), mar. 1851 the late
Lt.-Col. Sev. W. LynamS. (d. 1834). lies., Harbour
View, Salcombe R.S.O., Devon.
KINGSBOROUGH, Viscount {by courtesy—
title Irel. 1766) , son and heir of E. of Kingston.
KINGSBURGH, Lord {of Session), the judicial
title of Rt. Hon. Sir John H. A. Macdonald,
"but," writes His Lordship, "not nsed ordinarily,
the practice in Scotland being to speak of ' the
Lord Justice-General ' [Lord Dunedin, judicially
Graham-Murray] and ' Lord Justice-Clerk,' and
not name them by their Bench titles."
KINGSBURN &c, Barox {Scot. 1703)— see
" Lindsay, E. of."
KINGSCOTE, Knight. Col. Sir Robert Nigel
Fitzh ardixge Kingscote, G.C.V.O. (1902), K.C.B.
(Civ. 1889), LL.L\, a D.L. and Co. Aid. for
Gloucestersh., Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Glouc. Regt.
(Mil.), formerly Lt.-Col. Scots. Gds. (served in
Crimea as A.D.C. to Lord Raglan) ; Paymr. of the
King's Househd., Receiver-Gen. of Duchy of Corn-
wall, and a Memb. of Counc. to H.R.H. the Prince
of Wales, an Extra Equerry to H.M., formerly a
CommL-'sr. oi' Woods and Forests, an M.P. 1852-85 :
b. 1830, mar. 18^,6, 2nd wife, the under-mentioned
Ls.dy Emily Kingscote. Res., Kingscote, Wotton-
under-Edge, Glouc. ; 19 Sth. Audley St., W.
KINGSCOTE, Lady Emily Marie, dau. of 1st
Earl Howe (q.v.) and wife of the preceding.
KINGSCOTE, Thomas Arthur Fitzhardixge,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Gentleman of the Wine
Cellars to H.M., an Hon. Gentn. Usher: b. 1845,
mar. 1872 the f ollg. Res., The Abbey, Cirencester ;
Colour Ct., St. James's Palace, S.W.
KINGSCOTE, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of 2nd Bn. Gilford.
KINGSTON, Earl of. Hexry Edwyx King-
Tsnison, 9th Earl {Irel.) and a Bt., late Lieut.
Irish Gds., served in S. Africa 1900 and 1902 : son
of 8th E. ; b. Sept. 19, 1874 ; sue. 1896 ; mar. 1897
Ethel Lisette, dau. of Sir And. B. Walker, istBt.
of Gateacre. Seat, Kilronan Castle, Keadue,
Carrick-on-Shannon, Co. Roscommon.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. i632 ; Bn. Kingston, 1764 ;
Vise. Kingsborough, 1766 ; E. of Kingston, 1768 ; Bn.
Erris, 1B00 ; Vise. Lorton,
•The three creations of
1764-8 fell to the lot of Sir Edwd. King, 5th BL The
Erris and Lorton Peerages were granted to the 2nd
son of 2nd Earl, but they became merged in the
Earldom by the 2nd Vise, succeeding as 6th Earl. A
U. K. Barony of Kingston was granted to the 3rd Earl
in 1821, but it expired with his second successor in 1869.
The name Tenison was first assumed by the 8th Earl.
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Directory of Peerage,
KIN
Titled Relatives.
(King-Teiiison,)
Issue of present (gth) E. :
Vise. K1TOSB0R0U6H, heir to Earldom: Sobert
Henry Ethelbert K.-T., b. 1897. (2nd heir, his 1st
cous. twice rem. Col. Wentworth Henry King-
Harman, b. 1840, grandson of 1st Vise. Lorton.)
Lady Sheelah Florence Lisette K.-T., b. 1900.
Lady Bridget Honor K.-T., b. 1902.
Surviving dau. of 8th E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1874.)
Lady Edith Charlotte Harriet K.-T., b. H878.
Dau. of 7th E. (and 1st cousin of present) :
Lady Blanche Sibyl (ne'e King), now Lady B. Find-
lay, b. 1862, mar., 1st, 1882, the late Hen. Lyonel
Elantagenet ToUemnc/ie (d. 1002) ; andly, 1903, Gran-
Zi?r,L- ,Findl;iy, Esq., M.B. Res.. The House on
the Creek, Maidenhead.
KINGSTON, Earls' Widows. (1) Anna,
Countess of K., dau. of Matthew Brink-
ley, Esq., mar., 1st, i860, 5th E. of Kingston (d.
1869) ; 2ndly, 1873, William D. Webber, Esq.-
re taming title by courtesy. Res., Mitchelstown
Castle R.S.O., Co. Cork. — (2) Dowager Countess
of K. (Florence Margaret Christine, dau. of Col.
Edwd. King-Tenison), mar. 1872 her 2nd cousin
the 8th E. of Kingston (d. 1896). Res., 26 Hans
Cresc, Sloane St., S.W.-The widows of the
6th and 7th Earls are both deceased.
*#* The 4th and 5th Earls were sons of the 3rd, but
alter then; the succession devolved upon the Lorton line,
the 1st vise. L. having been younger bro. of the above
3rd Earl, and his son becoming the 6th.
KINGSTON, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Charles
Cameron Kingston, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1897), K.C.
(S. Aust. 1889), D.C.L., late Attom.-Gen. and
Premier of S. Australia, formerly Ch. Sec, late
Mm. of Trade and Customs for the Common-
wealth: b. 1850 (at Adelaide), mar. 1873. Res.,
Grote St., Adelaide.
KINGSTON-os-THAMES, "Bishop of. Rt.
Key. Cecil Hodlt, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Southwark
Dioc, has been an Hon. Canon of Worcester, Vic.
of Leamington, and in churches at Bristol,
Chichester, Leeds, and Oswestry : b. 18- (son of
the late Dean Hook), ord. 1868, cons. 1905.
KINGTON, Lieut. William Miles, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. Welsh Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1002,
now with S.A. Constab. : b. 1876.
KINLOCH, Baronet of Gilmerton. Sir Alex-
ander Kinloch, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1686), a D.L.
for Haddingtonsh., formerly Capt. Gren. Gds.,
served in Crimea: son of 9th Bt., b. 1830, sue.
1879, widower. Heir, his son Col. David
Alexander A"., C.B., M.V.O. (q.v. ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Alexander Davenport, b. 1902). Seat,
Gilmerton, Haddington.
KINLOCH, Baronet of Kinloch. Sir John
George Smyth Kinloch, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1873),
B.A., late an M.P., a D.L., forPerthsh. : son of
1st Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1881, mar. 1878 Jessie Mont-
gomeiie, dau. of Geo. Lumsden, Esq. Heir, Ids
son George (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, James,
b. 1884). Seats, Kinloch House, Mcigle,Perthsh. ;
Glenisla House, Alyth P.S.O., Forfarsh.
KINLOCH, Baronet's W idow. Dowager Lady
K. of Kinloah (Margaret, dau. of the late Geo.
Canning, Esq.), mar. 1845 Sir George Kinloch,
1st Bt. (d. 1881). Res., Meigle House, Mcigle,
Perthsh. ; 32 Drummond PL, Edinburgh.
KINLOCH, Maj.-Gen. Alexander Angus
Airlie, C.B. (Mil. 1893), retd. (1895) ; Afglm.
1878-80, Chitral Relief, comd. a 2nd class Dist.
Bengal, is a D.L. for Forfarsh. : b. 1838. Res.,
Logie, Kirriemuir. Forfarsh.
KINLOCH, Col. David Alexander, C.B.
(Mil. 1901), M.V.O. (4th Class, same year). B.A.,
late Gren. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, a D.L. for
Haddingtonsh., heir to Baronetcy of Gilmerton :
b. 1856. Res., 20 Eaton PL, S.W.
KLNLOSS, Baroness. Mary Morgan- Grcnvillt
(nee Temple-Nugent-Brydges-Chandos-Grenville) .
Bnss. 11th in line (Scot.), G.I. : dau. of 3rd D. of
Buckingham and Chandos (extinct), on whose
death she succeeded to the only one of his titles
whieh*could descend to a female (see ' ' Cohham,
V." and "Temple of Stowe, E.," on the part-
female succession of those titles) ; b. Sept. 30,
1852; sue. 1889; mar. 1884 the late Maj. Luis
Ferdinand H. C. Morgan, who with herself subse-
quently assumed the additional name of Grenville,
the last of her former five surnames (d. 1896).
Seals, Stowe, Buckingham; Moreton Ldg., Maids
Moreton, do.
Creation. Ld. Kinlosg, Scot. 1602 (see "Buckingham
Dukedom").— Sir Edwd. Bruce (Kt.),who veas twice Scot-
tish Ambassador to England, was 1st Ld. Kinloss, the
3rd Ld. being made Earl of Elgin, and the 4th, Earl of
Ailesbury, whilst the 7th, by a shifting of the line, was
the 3rd Duke of Chandos. All these and other titles
have either lapsed or separated off, leaving the Kinloss
Barony wholly to itself. The preset t Bnss. is called by
some authorities the 8th in line, and correctly as far as
assumption of the title decides. On the death of the
6th Bn. (who was also 4th Earl of Elgin) the succession
devolved upon the 3rd Duke of Chandos (last of the
line extinct 1789*, who never assumed the tit'e, nor did
his dau. and heiress, who married the 1st Duke of
Buckingham and Chandos of the line created i8e2,
nor again their sen the 2nd Duke (to whom the succes-
sion de jure passed from his mother), so that the 3rd
Duke had in 1S68 to substantiate his claim to the Barony
before the House of Lords.
Titled Relatives.
(Mo rgan- Grenville.)
Issue of present Bnss. (11th in line) :
Hon. Caroline Mary Elizabeth Grenville M.-G.,
b. i885.
Master oe Kinloss, heir to Barony: Hon. Richard
George Grenville M.-G.. b. 1887.
Hon. Luis (Jhandos Francis Temple jjF.-G., 2nd heir,
b. i83o.
Hon. Thomas George Breadalbane M.-G., b. 1891.
Hon. Robert William M.-G. , b. 1892.
Hon. Harry Nugent M.-G., b. 1896.
—For sist. of present Bnss. see " Buckingham."
KINLOSS, Master of, eld. son and heir of
the preceding (title not yet used).
KINNAIRD, family name of follg. Barony.
' KINNAIRD, Baron. Arthur FitzGerald
I Kinnaird, nth Bn. (Scot., 3rd of U.K.), M.A., a
D.L. in Cos. Kent and Perth, and a Dir.
in Barclay and Co.'s bank; Hon. Col. Tay Div.
Submar. Miners (R.E. Vols.) : son of 10th Bn. ;
b. Feb. 16, 1847; sue. 1887 (L.U.) ; mar. 1875 Mary
Alma Victoria, dau. of Sir Andrew Agnew, 8th
Bt. of Lochnaw. Seat, Rossie Priory, Inchture
R.S.O., Perthsh.; town res., 10 St. James's Sq.,
S.W.
Creation's. Bn. Kinnaird, Scot. 1682, U.K. i860.— Sir
Geo. Patrick Kinnaird (knighted for his loyalty by
Charles II.) was made 1st Scottish Bn. ; the gth Peer, a
K.T., whose father had been M.B. for Leominster, and
after succession a Scottish Representative Peer, obtained
the U.K. title with remainder to his brother (a Barony
of Rossie previously conferred on him expired at his own
death).
Titled Relatives.
(Kinnaird.)
Issue of present (nth) Bn. :
The deceased Catherine Mary K., b. 1876, d. 18S6.
Master of Kinnaird, heir to Barony : Hon. Douglas
Arthur K., B. A., Lieut, in Scots Gds. : b. 1879.
Hon. Kenneth Fitzgerald K., 2nd heir, b. 1880, mar.
Km
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
1903 Frances Victoria, dau. of the late Thos. H.
Chfton, Esq. (Plon. Mrs. Kenneth if.).
The deceased Noel Andrew K., b. & d. 1883.
Hon. Arthur Middleton K., b. i8Bi?.
Hon. Margaret Alma K., b. 1892
Hon. Patrick Charles if., b. 189O.
Surviving issue of loth Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Frederica Georgiana, now Hon. Mrs. Orlando
Jones, h. 1345, mar. 1870 the late Alfred Orlando J.,
Esq., M.D. (d. 1896). Res., Park Biding, Bicklcy
Kent.
(Present Baron, b. 1847.)
HS?- ^°,uisa Elizabeth K., b. 1848. Res., 115 Mount
St:, S.W. (with sist. below).
Hon. Agneta Olivia, now Hon. Mrs. Yorke Bevant
b. 1850, mar. 1874 Roland Yorke B., Esq. Res.,
9 ! Jutland !;(■., S. W.
Hon. Gertrude Mary jf, b. 1853. iies., 5 I Bickenhall
Mansns., Baker St., W.
Hon. Emily Cecilia K., b. 1G55. ites., with Hon.
Louisa,
KINNAIBD, Baron's Widow. Frances,
Lady K. (Frances Anne Georgiana, nee Ponsonbyj,
dau. of 1st Bn. Be Mauley, b. 1817, mar. 1837
9th Bn. Kinnaird, K.T. (d. 1878). Has., The
Knapp, Inchture B.S.G., Perthsh.
KINNAIBD, Master of, eld. son and heir of
Bn. Kinnaird.
KINNEAB, Baron. Alexander Smith
Kinnear, 1st Bn. (U.K.), LL.D., a Scot. Lord of
Session, and as such held the title " (Hon.)
Lord Kinnear'' from 1882, appd. Q.C. and also
Dean of Faculty of Advocates 1881 : son of the late
Jno. G. Kinnear, Esq., of Glasgow; b. Nov. 3,
1833 ; cr. Bn. 1897 (L. U.) ; unmrrd. Heir, none.
Res., 2 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
Creation. Bn. Kinnear, U.K. 1897.— No titled relative.
KINNOTJLL, Earl of. Archibald Fitzroy
George Hay, 12th Earl (Scot.), sits as Bn. Hay
(Gt. Br.); a D.L. for Perthsh., late Col. of
Egyptian Gendarmerie, and served as Ch. of Staff
with Baker Pacha, was formerly Lieut. 1st Batt.
Black Watch: son of 11th E. ; b. June 20, 1855 ;
sue. 1897 (U) ; mar., 1st, 1879, the late Josephine
Maria (d. 1900), dau. of the late Jno. M. Hawke,
Esq. ; 2ndly, 1903, Florence Mary, dau. of the late
Edward T. G. Darell, Esq., and granddau. of the
late Sir Lionel Darell, 4th Bt. Seats, Dupplin and
Balhousie Castles. Perth; town res., 6 West Chanel
St., Mayfair, W. '
Creations. Scot. : Vise. Dupplin and Bn. Hay of
Kinf iuns, 1627 ; E. of Kinnoull, 1633. Gt. Br. : Bn. Hay
(of Pedwardine), 1711.— Geo. Hay of Kinfaunswas made
Lord Chancellor of Scotland and granted the three
Peerage titles of that Kingdom. The 3rd Earl was twice
made prisoner by the Parliamentarians during the later
phases of the Civil War. The 6th was one of the first
body of Representative Peers upon the Union in 1707.
The 7th Earl obtained the British Barony before suc-
cession to the Scottish.
Titled Relatives.
(Hay.)
Issue of present (12th) E. :
BY 1ST MRRGE.
The late Vise. Dupplin: Edmund Alfred Rollo
George H., b. 1879, d. 1903, having mar. 1901 Gladys
Luz, dau. of the late Anth. Harley Bacon, Esq.,
and gt. granddau. of 5th E. of Oxford. Son :
Vise. Dupplin, heir to Earldom : George Harley
H., b. 1902. (2nd heir, Earl's bro. Hon.
Alistair.)
By snd mrrge.
Lady Elizabeth Blanche Mary H., b. 1903 (Dee.).
— D au. -in-law :
Visctss. Dupplin, widow of above late Vise, q.v.
Niece of present E. (dau. of a former Vise.
Dupplin, Earl's deceased elder bro.) :
Hon. (Agnes Blanche) Marie, now Hon. Mrs. Von
^Mindenburg, b. 1873, mar. 1903 Heir Herbert
KIN 397
von II. , 3rd Sec. in Germ. Emb. at Rome. Res.
Rothenwaldstrasse 31, Stuttgart.
Surviving issue of nth E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Constance Blanche Louisa, now Lady C. Hadoiv,
b. 1851, mar. 18S0 the late Walter Hy. H., Esci. (d.
1S9S). Res., 72 Cambridge Terr., Edgware Rd* W.
(Present Earl, b. 1855. )
Hon. Alistair George" H., formerly Cant. Roy. Perth
Mil., b. i86i,raar. 1890 Hon. C-imUla Palmar Violet
Greville, dau. of 2nd Bn. Greville (Hon. Mrs.
Alistair II). »
Hon. Claude George II, M.P. for Hoxton (C), once
Priv. Sec. to Rt, Hon. E. Stanhope and an Assist.
Sec. at Lloyd's, is a stockbroker : b. 1862. Res., 5
Connaught Sq., W.
Lady Muriel Henrietta Constance, now Lady M.
Minster (Ctes. Alexander M.), b. 1863, mar. 1890 Gt.
Alex. M., son of Ct. Mliaster, late German Ambass.
at Paris. Res., 2 Chandos St., Cavendish Sq., W.
Issue of 10th E. (uncle and aunt of present) : ,
(The late nth Earl, b. 1S27, d. 1897.)
Hon. Charles Rowley Hay-Drummond, formerly
Lt.-Col. Scots Gds. (served in Crimea), a C.C. for
Berks. : b. 1836, widower, assumed name of Drum-
mond iqoo. Res., Cromlix, Dunblane, Perthsh. ;
Harewood Lodge, Sunninghiil, Ascot ; 8 Bccleston
Sq., S.W.
Lady Augusta Sophia, now The Lady Saye and Sele,
b. 1837, mar. 1856 17th Bn. S. & S., q.v.
— JDau.-in-laiv :
Hon. Mrs. Arthur Hay - Drummond (Katharine
Louisa, dau. of the late Cobbett Derby, Esq.), mar.
1855 the late Capfc. Hon. Arthur H.-D., R.N. (d.
1900). Res., 18 Hans PI., S.W.
KINEABA, Earl of (U.K. 1876)— see " Eieh-
mond and G., D. of."
KINROSS, Baron. Patrick Balfour, 2nd
Bn. (U.K.), B.A., an advocate: son of 1st B. ; ,
b. April 23, 1870; sac. 1905 (L.) ; mar. 1903
Caroline Elsie, dau. of Arthur H. Johnstone, j
Douglas, Esq. Seat, Glasclune, Nth. Berwick, j
Haddingtonsh.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Kinross, 1902.— The late 1st Bn.
was Lord Justice-General of Scotland, and had been
thrice Lord Advocate.
Titled Relatives.
(Balfour.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Jonr Patrick. Douglas B., heir to Barony,
b. 1904. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. James.)
Issue of 1st Bn. (half bros. and sist. of present):
(By ist merge.
Present Baron, b. 1870.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. James Moncreiff .B., B.A., late 2nd Lieut. 9th
Vol. Batt. Roy. Scots. : b. 1878.
Hon. John Ramsay Blair B., B.A., b. 18S1.
Hon. Harry Robert Chichester B., B A., b. 1882.
Hon. Norman Frederick William B., b. 1S84.
Hon. Isabel Nora Gwendoline B., b. 1885.
KINROSS, Baron's Widow. Marianne,
Lady K. (nee Hon. Marianne Eliza Moncreiff,
dau. of 1st Bn, Moncreiff), mar. 1877, as 2nd wife,
Bt. Hon. Jno. Blair Balfour, aftds. 1st Bn.
Kinross (d. 1905).
KLNSKY, Countess Anna— see " Goodenough."
For Sophia, Ctss. Friedrich, see Boy. Family.
KINSMAN, Lieut. William Augustus Cecil,
D.S.O. (1902), Boy. Innisk. Fus.; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1878.
KINTOBE, Earl of. Algernon Hawkins
Thomond Keith-Falconer, 9th Earl (Scot.),
10th Earl if an attainder is disregarded (see
Creations), sits as Baron Kintore (U.K.) ; P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1886), G.C.M.G. (1889), M.A., LL.D.,
F.R.S.E. ; a Lord in Waiting to H.M. (prev.
twice to Queen Victoria), an A.D.C. for Mil.
398 KIN
Directory of Peerage,
KIT
and Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. Gord. Highldrs. (Eoy.
Aberdeen Mil.), a D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen and
Kincardine ; late Gov. of S. Australia and Capt.
Yeomen of the Gd. : son of 8th E. ; b. Aug. 12,
1852; sue. 1880 (C.) ; mar. 1873 Lady Sydney
Charlotte Montagu, dau. of 6th D. of Manchester.
Seats, Keith Hall, Inverurie, Aberdeeush. ; Inglis-
maldie, Laurencekirk, Kincardinesh. ; town res.,
7 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Falconer, 1647 ; E. of Kintore
and Ld. Keith of Inv«rurie, 1677, with succession to
heirs female in default of male. U.K. : Bn. Kintore,
1838. " Lord Inverurie" is the courtesy-title of the heir
when a firstborn s<m only.— Sir Wm. Keith was created
Earl Marischal of Scotland about 1458, a.nd. this honour
passed by hereditary descent like that of Earl Marshal
in England. The 3rd son of the 6th Earl Marischal, the
Hon. Sir Jno. Keith, was in i65o made Hereditary
Knight Marischal of Scotland in recognition of his
havin? concealed and so preserved the Scottish regalia
during the Civil War ; and in 1677 the above Earldom
and Lordship were added. The 2nd Earl, however, joined
in the rebellion of 1715, for which he was deprived of the
Knight Marischalship, though of that only. But his
relative the 10th Earl Marischal who had participated
in the same rebellion, was attainted, so that on coming
to succeed in 1761 to the Peerage titles he was disqualified
and they remained suspended till his death. A daughter
of the above 2nd Earl , however, had married the 5th Ld.
Falconer (a title originally conferred upon a son of Sir
Alex. Falconer), and their grandson Anthony Adrian, 8th
Ld., now became gth Earl of Kintore. So the matter is
stated in ' Burke, but the present Peer regards the pre-
decessor of this last as an actual holder of the title, and
thus considers himself the 10th Earl. The U.K. Barony
was granted to the Earl ordinarily accounted the 7th.
Titled Relatives.
(Keith-Falconer. )
Issue of present (gth) E. :
Lady Ethel Sydney, no:.v Lady E. Bqird, heiress 2nd
in line, b. 1874, mar. 1905 Jno. Lawrence B., Esq.,
C.M.G., heir to Btcy. of Urie.
Lady Hilda Madaleine K.-F., b. 1875.
The late Ian Douglas Montagu K.-F., Lord Inverurie,
I). 1877, d. 1S97.
Lord Falconer, heir to Earldom : Hon. Arthur
George K.-F., late Lieut. Scots Gds., served in S.
Africa 1900-2 ; b. 1879.
Surviving issue of 8th E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1852.)
Lady Madaleine Dora, now Lady M. Tonge, b. 1858,
mar. 1889 Capt. Fras. Hy. T. Res-, Highbury
Manor, Came, Wilts.
Lady Blanche Catherine, now Lady B. Smith, b. 1859,
mar. 1833 Lt.-Col. Granville R. Fras. S. Res., 131
Queen's Gt., S.W.
Lady Maud K.-F., b. 1869.
— Dau.-in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Ion K.-F. (Gwendolen, dau. of Root. C. L-
Bevan, Esq.), mar., 1st, iE'84, the late Hon. Ion Grant
Neville K.-F. (d. 1887) ; 2ndly, 1894, Capt. Fredk.
E. Bradshaw— forfeiting rank.]
Dau.-in-law of 7 Hi E. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Charles K.-F (Caroline Diana, dau. of
Robt. Aldridgs, Esq.), mar. 1857 the late Maj. Hon.
Charles James K.-F. (d. 1839). Res., Hampton Ct.
Palace.
KINTORE, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of K. (Louisa Madaleine, dau. of Francis
Hawkins, Esq.). mar. 1851 her 1st cousin the
8th E. of Kintore (d. 1880). 7?«., Oak Lea,
Wimbledon Pk., S.W.
KINTYRE, Marquess of (Lorn and Kintyre,
Scot. 1701) — see "Argyll, D. of."
KIPLING, John Lockwood, CLE. (1888), lias
been Architectl. Sculptor to Bombay Sch. of
Art, Curator Lahore Mus., and Editor Ind. Art
Journ. (father of Mr. Rudyard Kipling) : b. 1837.
Res., The Gables, Tisbury, Salisbury.
KIRBY, Capt. Mark Thomas Anthony, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Victorian Mtd. Rifles in S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1874.
KIRK, Knight. Sir John Kirk, G.C.M.G. (1886 ;
K.C.M.G. 1881), K.C.B. (Civ. 1890), M.D., LL.D.,
D.Sc., D.C.L., E.E.S., wa=s Assist. Phys. to a
Brit. Hosp. on Dardanelles during Russian War,
and Brit. Plenipot. at Brussels Conf. 1889-90, j
formerly Brit. Agent and Cons. -Gen. at Zanzibar,
and Ch. Officer and Naturalist with Living- I
stone's Zambesi Expedn. 1858-64, is Chmn. of I
Uganda Rail. Cmttee. : b. 1832, mar. 1867 Helen,
dau. of Chas. Cooke, Esq. lies., Wavertree,
Sevenoaks, Kent.
KIRKALDIE, Viscount (Soot. 1690)— see
" Leven and M., E. of."
KIRKPATRICK, Baronet. Sir Charles
Sharpe Kirkpairick, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1685), sou of
8th Bt., b. 1874, sue. 1899, mar. 1900 Alice Wilhel-
mina, dau. of J. Parnell Mayne, Esq. Heir pres.,
his bro. Capt. Harry Fearnley K. (b. 1876; and
heir, next bro., Yvone, b. 1879). Res., changing.
KIRKPATRICK, Baronet's Widow. Lady
K. (Mary Steward, dau. of the late Chas. J. \
Fearnley, Esq.), mar. 1872 Sir Jas. Kirkpatrick,
8th Bt. (d. 1899).
KIRKPATRICK, Knight's Widow. Lady K.
(Isabel Louise, dau. of the late Hon. Sir David
Macpherson), mar. 1883, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir
Geo. Airey Kirkpatrick, K.C.M.G., P.C. and Q.C.
(Can.), late Lt.-Gov. of Ontario and Speaker of H.
of Commons, Ottawa (d. 1899). Res., Closeburn,
Toronto.
KIRKPATRICK, Francis, I.S.O. (1903), !
Under Sec. for Finance and Trade and Perm.
Head of Treasury, New South Wales : b. 1840.
Res., Lynista, Turramurra, Sydney.
KIRKPATRICK, Lieut. Hedley John, D.S.O.
(1902), late 6th Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1901.
KIRKPATRICK, Maj. Henry Pownall,
D.S.O. (1902), late 16th Lancers ; S. Africa 1902 ;
b. 1862.
KIRKPATRICK, Hon. Mrs. Ivone (Mary, dau.
of the late Gen. Hon. Sir Arth. E. Hardinge,
K.C.B. , son of 1st Vise. Hardinge), a Maid of
Honour to late Queen 1892-4 : b. i852, mar. 1894
Maj . I. Kirkpatrick.
KIRKPATRICK, Lt.-Col. Roger, C.M.G.
(1901) , M.D., R.A.M.C., Burma 1886-8 and
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1859.
KIRKPATRICK, Maj. Willtam, D.S.O.
(1902) , LA. retd. (1905) ; Burma 1885-7, Miranzai
1891, N.W. Front. 1897-8, Mahsud Waziri 1901-2 :
b. 1863. Res., 22 Magdala Cresc., Edinburgh.
KIRKPATRICK, Col. William Johnston,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late York and Lane. Regt.;
Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-1901, now a Bng.-Gen.
comdg. a Grouped Dist. : b. 1851. Res., Exeter.
KIRKWALL, Viscount {Scot. 1696), a title of J
the Orkney Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
KIRKWOOD, Maj. Carleton Hooper Morri-
son, C.B. (Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), Wilts.
Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. i860.
KISCH, Hermann Michael, C.S.I. (1905),
Commissi', of a Bengal Dist., late Acting Dir.-
Gen. of Ind. P.O.
KISHAN PARSHAD, Maharaja Peshkar Sir,
K.C.I.E. (igo3\ Min. to the Nizam 01 Hyderabad,
j KITCHENER, Maj. -Gen. Frederick Walter,
I C.B. (Mil. 1902), Afghn. 1S79-80, Dongcda, Nile
and S.Africa 1897-1902, now coindg. 3rd Div. Nth. I
Army Corps in India : b. 1858 (younger bro. of
Vise. K.). Res., Meean Meer, Punjab.
KITCHENER of KHARTOUM, Viscount.
Gen. Horatio Herbert Kitchener, 1st Vise. I
(U.K.), G.C.B. (Mil. 1898), O.M. (1902),
G.C.M.G. (1901; K.C.M.G. 1894), LL.D., D.C.L., j
KIT
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. KNO 399
R.E., an Egyptn. Pacha, late Sirdar of the
Army, served in the Soudan 1883-5, at Suakin
and Toski, also on Survey work in Palestine,
Cyprus, and Zanzibar, was Vice-Cons, in
Anatolia 1879-80, Gov. of Suakin 1888-8, Gov.-
Gen. of Soudan 1899, comd. Dongola Expedn.
1896, and in Soudan 1897-8 (Nile Expedns.,
Omdurman and Khartoum), was Ch. of Staff to
Forces in S. Africa 1899-1900, and Com.-in-Ch.
after Lord Bobprts's return (voted £50,000 by
Parliament), appd. 1903 Com.-in-Ch. in India,
is Hon. Col. 1st Lanes, and 1st Bids. R.E. Vols.,
also of 5th Lane*. Fus. (Mil.), and 4th Vol. Batt.
Roy. Scots, A.D.C. to Queen Victoria 1888-96 :
son of Lt.-Col. Hy. Horatio Kitchener; b. June
24, 1850; cr. Bn. 1898 {G.I); unmrrd. Res.,
Simla, India.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Kitchener of Khartoum (and
Aspallt, 1893; Vise. K. of Kh. 1902, with succession, 1st,
to any son that he may hare ; 2ndly, to any daughter, in
order of seniority, with further succession to h. r heirs
male ; rjr.ily, to his eldest brother as below and his issue:
4thly, to his above brother, Maj.-Gen. Frederick AValter.'
Heir Presumptive.
Col. Henry Elliott Ciievallier K., latecorndg.Dipot
W. India Regt.: served in Burma i3gi and in Mani-
pur Expedn. of same year, was D.A. A.G. Jamaica
1893-8 : b. 1346, widower. (2nd heir, his son Henry
Franklin Uhevallier, Lieut K.N., b. 1878.)
KITSON, Baronet. Sir James Kitson, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1886), M. P. for Colne Valley Div. of W. Rid.
(£,), D.Sc.,late Hon. Col. 3rd Vol. Batt. AV. Yorks.
Regt., an iron and steel manufacturer, and a
Dir. of N.E. Rail., Mayor of Leeds 1896-7, be-
coming 1st Lord Mayor at the Diamond Jubilee:
son of the late Jas. Kitson, Esq., of Elmet Hall,
Leeds ; b. 1835, mar. 1S81, 2nd wife, Mary Laura,
dau. of the late E. Fisher Smith, Esq. Heir, his
son Albert Ernest (b. 1863 ; 2nl heir, next son,
James Clifford, b. 1864). Seat, Gledhow Hall,
Leeds; town res., 105 Pall Mall, S.W. (Lady K.,
13 Kensington Ct., AV)
KITSON, Col. Gerald Charles, C.V.O. (1905),
C.M.G. (1901), Comdt. Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst,
late in same post at Kingston, Canada, and Mil.
Attache at Washington, also A.D.C. to Viceroy
of India : b. 1856. JRes., Roy. Mil. Coll., Sand-
I hurst.
! KITSON", Col. James Edward, C.B. (Civ.
1903), Army Pay Dept., formerly 21st Hussar? : b.
1848. Club. U. Serv.
KIUSHIU, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Henry
Evington, D.D., Missnry. Bp. of K. (writes
it " Kyushyu ") : b. 1848, mar. 1884, cons. 1894.
Rex., Bishop's Ldg., Nagasaki, Japan. (Diocese
called at first South Japan.)
KLEIN (DE-BEAUMONT-), Hon. Mrs. Leo-
pold, dau. of 1st Bn. O'Hagan.
KLENCK, Baroness Frederica vox, wife of
Lord Arthur Cecil, uncle of M. of Salisbury.
KNAPTON, Barox {Irel. 1750)— see "De
Vesci, Vise."
KNARESBOROTJGH, Big nop of, Rt. Rev.
Lucius Frederick Moses BoTTOMLEY#raif7i,D.D.,
Bp. Suff . in Ripon Dioc. and Archdn., prev. Vic. of
Easby and Macclesfield : ord. 1883, appd. 1905.
KN ATCHB ULL, Baronet. Sir Wyndham
KnatMull, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1641), formerly in Gen.
Post Office, an M.P. 1875-6 : son of 10th Bt. and
bro. of 11th, b. 1844, sue. 1871, mar. 1902 Mar-
garet Elizabeth, widow of John Dillon-Browne,
Esq. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Bn. Brabourne
(b. 1857; latter' s heir becoming 2nd heir hereto) .
Seat, Mersham Hatch, Ashfcrd, Kent; town res.,
32 Rutland Gt., Knightsbridge, S.W.
KNATCHBULL, Capt. Reginald Norton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Leic. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1872.
KNATCHBULL - HUGESSEN — see " Bra-
bourne, Bn."
KNEBAVORTH, Viscount {by courtesy— title
U.K. 1880), son and heir of the E. of Lytton.
KNIGHT, Bisnop-see "Rangoon."
KNIGHT, Knight. Sir Henry Edmund Knight,
Kt. Bach. (1883), an Aid. and Lieut, for City of
London, Lord Mayor 1882-3, Sheriff Lond. and
Middx. 1875: b. 1833, twice marrd. (withholds
particulars). Seat, Stain Hill Pk., Hampton,
Middx.; town res., 41 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., AY.
KNIGHT, AVlliam Anderson, C.M.G. (1901),
Natal Guides in Boer AVar 1899-1900, now Assist.
Dist. Commissr. for Lydenburg: b. 1861. Res.,
Lydenburg, Transvaal.
KNIGHT, Maj. Wyndham Charles, D.S.O.
(1902), I.A., Mohmund and Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1S99-1902, now D.A.A.G. Allahabad Dist.: b.
1863.
KNIGHTLEY, Baron's Widow. The Lady K.
(Louisa Mary, dau. of the late Gen. Sir Edwd.
Bowater, K.C.H.), a Lady of Grace St. John !
Jems., and Extra Lady in AVaiting toH.R.H. the |
Dchss. of Albany, mar. 1869 Sir Eainald, af tds. Bn. ,
Knightley, at whose death (1895) the Baronetcy !
only remained. Res., Fawsley Pk., Daventry, |
N'thants.
KNIGHTLEY, Baronet. Sir Charles Valen- I
tine Knightley, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1798), barrister- '
at-law. a C.C. and D.L. for Northants. : nephew !
of4thBt.ands0nofthelateRev.ny. C. Knightley; 1
b. 1853, sue. 1898, mar. 1883 Juliet Claudine, dau. I
of T. W. Watson, Esq., of Lubenham. Heir pres., j
his bro. Rev. Henry Francis A', (b. 1854 ; no 2nd
heir). Res., Fawsley, Daventry, N'thants.
KNILL, Baronet. Sir John Knill, and Bt.
{U.K. 1893), an Aid. of City of London, Sheriff
1904, late a Master of the Plumbers' Co. : son of
1st Bt., b. 1856, sue. 1898, mar. 1882 Mary Editha,
dau. of Jno. H. Powell, Esq. Heir, his son John
Stuart (b. 1886; no 2nd. heir). Res., South Arale
House, Blackheath, S.E.
KNILL, Baronet's AVidow. Dowager Lady
K. (Mary Anne Rose, dau. of Chas. R. Parker,
Esq.), mar. 1850 Sir Stuart Knill, 1st Bt., Lord
Mayor of London 1892-3 (d. i8g3). Res., The
Crosslets, The Grove, Blackheath, S.E.
KNOCKER, Knight. Sir Edward AVollaston 1
Nadir Knocker, Kt. Bach. (1901), C.B. (Civ. 1897),
V.D., Town Clerk of Dover and Registrar of the
Cinque Ports, head of a legal firm at Dover, late
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. Comdt. 1st Vol. Batt. E.
Kent Regt. : b. 1838, mar. 1864 Clara Caroline,
dau. of AVai. D. Chantrell, Esq. Res., Castle
Hill House. Dover.
KNOLLYS {pron. ZilsKnowles) , Baron. Francis
Knollys, 1st Bn. (U.K.), G.C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B.
(Civ. 1897). K.C.M.G. (1885), I.S.O. (1903),
Priv. See. to H.M., a Gent. Usher Quarterly
AAraiter to One en Victoria, and wa^ Groom-
in -AVaiting to H.M. when Prince of AVales :
son of the late Gen. the Rt. Hon. Sir Wni. T.
Knollys, K.C.B. ; b. July 16, 1S37 ; cr. Baron 1902
(<?.) ; mar. 1887 Hon. Ardyn Mary Tip-whin, dau.
of present Bnss. Berners. Res., Blount's Ct.,
Henley-on-Thames: Stable Yd., St. James's Pal.,
S.W. ; Winchester Tower, Windsor Castle.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Knollys (of Caversham), 1902.
Issue.
(Knollys.)
Hon. Alexandra Louvima K., b. i383.
Hon. Edward George William Tvr'^hitt JT.,heir
to Barony, a Page of Honour to H.M. : b. 1893. (No
2nd heir.)
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KNIT
KNOLLYS, Knight. Sir (Clement) Cour-
tenay Knollys, K.C.M.G. (1897), M.A., Gov. of the
Leeward Islds., late Colon. Sec. Trinidad and
Tobago, has admind. Govt, of those islands and of
St. Lucia, Barbados, and Grenada : b. 1849, mar.
1874 Ellen May, dau. of P. H. de la Motte, Esq.
Ees., Govt. House, Antigua.
KNOLLYS, Peer's Daughter (by elevation).
Hon. Charlotte K., a Bedchamber Woman to
H.M. the Queen : dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir ¥m, T.
Knollys, K.C.B., and granted rank of a Baron's
dau. 1901 (is sist. of present Bn.). Ees., Bucking-
ham Palace, S.W.
KNOLLYS, Co]. Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), R,A. retd. (1897), Comptr. and Priv. Sec. to
H.R.H. Princess Charles of Denmark, is Registr.
of League of Mercy, comd. R.A. in S. Africa
1889-91 : b. 1840. Ees,, 4 Morpeth Mansns.,
Ashley PL, Westmr., S.W.
KNOLLYS, Maj. Louis Frederick, C.M.G.
(1877), late Cameronians and Insp.-Gen. of Police
in Ceylon, has been A.D.C. to Govs, of that island
and of Mauritius, Fiji, and N.Z., also Insp.-Gen.
of Police and Prisons in Jamaica : b. 1847. Ees.,
Summerhili, Willesborough, Ashford, Kent.
KNOLLYS, William Edward, C.B. (Civ.
1897), late Ch. Gen. Insp. and an Assist. Sec. Loc.
Govt. Bd. : b. 1843. Ees., 37 Elm Pk. Gdns., W.
Brompton, S.W.
KN OWLES, Baronet of Bedford. Sir Charles
George Frederick Knowles, 4th Bt. ( Gt. Br. 1765),
Vice-Adm. retd. (1887), served in Burmese War
of 1852-3 and comd. Niger Expedn. 1864, also at
Cuba, Santa Cruz, and Newfoundland 1872 : son
of 3rd Bt., b. 1832, sue. 1892, widower (twice;
divorced by 1st wife). Heir, his son Francis
Howe Seymour (b. 1886; 2nd heir, next son,
George Johnstone, b. 1887). Ees., 1 Pemberley
Avenue, Bedford.
KNOWLES, Baronet of Westwood. Sir Lees
Knowles, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), M.A., LL.M., M.P.
for W. Saiford (C), a D.L. for Lanes., barrister -
at-law, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus., Lt.-Col.
3rd Vol. Batt. Lanes. Fus., 2nd Church Estates
Commissr., and has been Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to
Presids. of Loc. Govt. Bd. andBd. of Trade : son
of the late Jno. Knowles, Esq., b. 1857. No he''r-
Seats, Westwood, Pendlebury, Lanes. ; Turton
Tower, nr. Bolton ; town res., 46 Park St., Gros-
venor Sq., W . : ctiamb.. 4 New Sq., Line. Inn,
W.C.
KNOWLES, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir
Charles Benjamin Knowles, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903),
served in Crimea and Afghanistan, was A.G. of
Bombay Army 1886-91, comd. Inf. at Malta 1892-5,
late in command in Egypt, retired 1897 : D-
mar. 1892 a dau. of the late Jas. Elmslie, Esq.,
and widow of the late Rev. Geo. Elliott. Ees.,
Eastficld, Cambeiiey, Surrey.
KNOWLES, Knight (2). Sir James Thomas
Knowles, K.C.V.O. (1903), F.R.I.B.A., Editor of
the Nineteenth Century, formerly of the Contem-
porary Review, built the Haslemere residence of
Lord Tennyson and has designed various churches
and other bdgs. : b. 1831, mar. 1855, 2nd wife,
Isabel Mary, dau. of Hy. W. Hewlett, Esq. Ees.,
Queen Anne's Lodge, Qn. Anne's Gt., S.W. ; 4
Percival Terr., Kemp Town, Brighton.
KNOWLES, Lieut. George, D.S.O. (1902),
LA., S. Nigeria 1901-2, Somalild. 1903 : b. 1873.
KNOX, family name of Ranfurly Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and Hon. Mrs. Stuart, see
also below.
KNOX, Bishop— see "Manchester."
KNOX, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles
Edmond Knox, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), served in
Bechuanald. 1884-5 and in S. Africa 1899-1902,
now comdg. Salisbury Plain Dist. : b. 1846 (son of
Abp. Knox of Armagh, who was nephew of 1st
E. of Ranfurly) . Ees., Tidworth Abbey, Andover,
Hants.
KNOX, Knight (2). Sir James Knox, Kt.
Bach. (1905).
KNOX, Knight (3). Sir Ralph Knox— see
" Knox. P.C."
KNOX, Knight (4). Maj.-Gen. Sir William
George Knox, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), formerly
Col. R.H.A., served in Abyssinia 1867-8, Ashanti
1873-4, Afghanistan 1878-9, and Transvaal 1879
and 1900-2, was at one time A.D.C. to Lt.-Gen.
T. C. Lyons in Bermuda, now comdg. 8th
Dir/. : b. 1847 (gt. grandson of 1st E. of
Ranfurly), mar. 1889 Alice, dau. of Sir Robt.
Dundas, 1st Bt. of Arniston. Ees., Cork.
KNOX, Privy Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Ralph Henry Knox, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1903),
K.C.B. (Civ. 1895), V.D., late Perm. Under See.
for War, prev. Acct.-Gen. to War Office, has been
Sec. or a memb. of various Commssns. &c., for-
merly Hon. Maj. S. Middx. Rifle Vols. : b. 1836,
mar. 1863 Georgina Augusta, dau. of Geo.
Chance, Esq. Ees., Woodfield, Oxted, Surrey.
KNOX, Maj. Arthur Rice, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A..S. Africa 1899-1900 ; b. 1863.
KNOX, Hon. Mrs. Granville, dau. of 5th
Vise. Clifden.
KNOX, Lady Sibyl Emily, dau. of 3rd E. of
Lonsdale.
KNUTSFORD, Viscount. Henry Thurstan
Holland, 1st Vise. (U.K.) and a Bt., P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1885), G.C.M.G. (1886), B.A., barrister-
at-law, a D.L. for Middx., an Ecclesiast. Com-
missr., Hon. Bailiff and Kt. of Justice St. John
Jerus., and a Trustee of the Nat. Portrait
Gallery ; was Sec. of State for the Colonies 1887-
92, also Financ. Sec. to Treas. and Vice-Pres.
Cmttee. of Counc. on Education, an M.P. 1874-
83: son of Sir Henry Holland, M.D., F.R.S., 1st
Bt. ; b. Aug. 3, 1825 ; sue. as 2nd Bt. 1873, cr.
a Bn. 1888, a Vise. 1895 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1852, the
late Elizabeth Margaret (d. 1855), dau. of N.
Hibbert, Esq. ; 2ndly, 1858, Margaret Jean, dau.
of Sir Chas. E. Trevelyan, 1st Bt. of Wallington,
a Lady of Justice St. John Jerus. Seat, Pine-
wood, Witley, Godalming; town res., 75 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1853 ; Bn. Rnutsford, i883;
Vise. Knutsford, 1895.— Sir Henry Holland, the 1st Bfc.,
father of the present Peer, was a Physician in Ordinary
to Queen Victoria.
Issue.
(Holland.)
By 1ST MURGE.
Hon. Edith Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Cropper,
b. 1853, mar. 1876 Chas. Jas. C, Esq. lies., Eller-
green, Kendal, Westmorld.
Hon. Sydney George H., heir to Viscounty, LL.B.,
barrister-at-law, a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. :
b. 1855, mar. 1883 Lady Mary Ashburnham, dau.
of 4th E. of Ashburnham. Res., Kneesworth
House, Eoyston, Herts. ; chamb., 45 Parliament
St., S.W.
Hon. Arthur Henry Hplland-ffibbert, 2nd heir, a D.L.
and Co. Aid. for Herts. (High Sheriff 1891), formerly
in R. N. : twin with Hon. Sydney, mar. 1884 Ellen,
dau. of Sir Wilfrid Lawson, 2nd Bt. of Brayton,
M.P. (Hon. Mrs. H.-II.), assumed name of Hibbert
1O76. Res., Munden, AVatford, Herts.
By 2ND MRRGE.
The late Henry Macaulay H., b. 1859, d. 1878.
Hon. Cecil Trevelyan H., Gov. of Canterbury Prison,
late Insp.-Gen. of Police at Mauritius, prev. Capt.
Coldstrm. Gds. and King's E,oy. Rifle Corps, served
in Soudan Expedn. 1885: b. 1862, mar. 1836 Alice,
KNY Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
dau. of Gilbert Walker, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Cecil H.).
Res., Governor's House, St. Augustine's, Canter-
bury.
Hon. Lionel Raleigh 77., B.A., LL.B., barrister-at-
law, formerly a partner in the publishing firm of
Edwd. Arnold, late an M.P. : b. 1865. Res., 75
Eaton Sq., S.W.
Hon. Margaret Alice, now Hon. Mrs. Reginald
Smith, b. i366, mar. 1885 the late Regd. Abel S.,
Esq. (d. 1903). Res., Goldings, Hertford ; 43 Cadogan
Sq., S.W. «
Dau. -in-law.
Lady Mary H., see Hon. Sydney above.
KNYVETT, Knight's Widow. Lady K-
(Emily Frederica, dau. of the late J. K. Wedder-
burn, Esq.), mar. 1863 Sir Carey John Knyvett,
K.C.B., Princ. Clk. in Home Office (d. 1903).
Res., 41 St. George's Ed., S.W.
KNYVETT, Alexandre Vansittart, CLE.
(1904), Bengal Police, repeatedly as Maj.-Gen.,
now Dep. Insp -Gen. ; Lushai Expedn. 1872,
Sikkim 1888 ; b. 1848. Club, Calcutta U. Serv.
KOLHAPUR, the Maharaja of. Bhonsle
H.H. Sir Shahu Chhatrapati, Maharaj, G.C.8.I.
(1895), G.C.V.O. (1903), M.R.A.S., a Ruling Ind.
Chief : b. 1874, mar. 1891 H.H. Luxmibai, Saheb
Maharani. Res., Kolhapur, Bombay.
KOOTENAY (Brit. Columbia), Bishop of-
not yet appd. (dioc. at present included in New
Westminster) .
KOREA— see "Corea."
KORTRIGHT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
K. (Martha Ellen, dau. of the late Jno. Richard-
son, Esq.), mar. 1863 Sir Chas. E. K. Kortright,
Brit. Cons, at Philadelphia (d. 1888). Res., 2
Grosvenor Cresc, S.W.— (2) Lady K. (Theresa,
dau. of the late Capt. Chas. Forbes), mar. 1865,
as 2nd wife. Sir Cornelius Hendricksen Kort-
right, K.C.M.G., formerly Gov. or Lt.-Gov. of
Grenada, Tobago, Trinidad, Gambia, Brit.
Guiana, &c. (d. 1897). Res., Hillside, Barrie,
I Ontario.
! KOTAH, the Maiiarao of. H.H. Sir Umed
Singh, Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1900), a Ruling Chief
of India and Hon. Maj. in the Army: b. 1873.
Res., Kotah, Rajputana.
KOXJGHNET— see "Van Koughnet."
KRISHNA MURTI, Sir Purna Narasing-
harav, K.C.I.E. (1903), B.L., Diwanor Prem. of
Mysore: b. 1849. Res., Purnaprasada, High
Ground, Bangalore ; Yelandur, Mysore.
KRISHNA YACHENDRALAVARU — see
" Venkatagiri."
KUCH BEHAR-see " Cooch Behar."
KUSEL, Baron De— see "De Kusel."
KUTCH, the Rao of. H.H. Maharaja Dhiraj
Mirza Maharao Shri Sir Khengarji, Savai Baha-
dur, G.C.I.E. (1887), a Ruling Chief of India:
b. 1855, mar. 1884. Res., The Palace, Bhuj,
Kutch.
KYLLACHY {pron. Kylachy, formerly spelt
Keillachie), Lord {of Session). William Mackin-
tosh, M.A., LL.D., Dean of Faculty, late Q.C.
(1886), Sheriff of Ross and Sutherland 1881-6,
Procurator of Ch. of Scotld. 1880-6: b. 1842,
appd. a Judge of Ct. of Session and Justiciaiy
1889 with official title, " (Hon.) Lord Kyllachy,"
mar. 1869 Jane, dau. of late David Stevenson,
Esq. {Hon. Lady Kyllachy). Res., Kyllachy,
Tomatin R.S.O., Inverness-sh. ; 6 Randolph
Cresc, Edinburgh.
KYNNAIRD, Viscount {by courtesy— title Scot.
1660). only son and heir of E. of Newburgh.
KYNSEY, Knight's Widow. Lady K. (Isobel
Keith, dau. of the late Capt. J. K. Jolly), mar.
LAG 40 t
1866 Sir Win. Raymond Kynsey, Kt. Bach.,
C.M.G., F.R.C.P.I. (d. 1904). Res., Courtenay
House, Horsham.
KYNYNMOUND ( ELLIOT - MURRAY -) ,
family name of Minto Earldom in full form, for
which "Elliot" is conventionally substituted.
L.
LABORDE, Edward Daniel, I.S.O. (1903),
Insp. of Prisons, Ch. of Police, and M.E.C. in
I. of St. Lucia, wai Acting Admin, of St. Vincent
1904: b. 1863. ' Res., Castries, St. Luoia.
LABOUCHERE, family name of the extinct
Barony of Taunton (no titled representative
retaining the surname).
LACEY, Lady Helen Alice, dau. of 9th E.
of Northesk.
LACK, Knight. Sir (Henry) Reader Lack,
Kt.Bach. (1891), Comptroller-Gen. of Patent Office
1884-97, has been Brit. Repres. at several im-
portant Conferences and Sec. to Commons. : b.
1832, mar. 1864 Georgiana Matilda Marston, dau.
of his relative the 1-ite Richd. W. Lack, Esq.
Res., Brooklyn, Suibiton Hill Pk., Surbiton,
Surrey.
LACON, Baronet. Sir Edmund Beecroft
Fran,cis Heathcote Lacon, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1818),
Lieut. 12th Lancers, nephew of 4th Bt. and son
of the late Thos. B. TJ. Lacon, Esq. ; b. 1878, sue.
1899. Heir pres., his bro. George Ha worth
Ussher (b. 1881; 2nd heir, next bro., Henry
Reginald Dunbar, b. 1884). Seat, Ormesby Hall.
Gt. Yarmouth.
LACON, Baronet's Widow. Lady L. (Flo-
rence Amelia, dau. of the late Morgan H. Foster.
Esq., C.B.), mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, Sir Edmund
B. K. Lacon, 4th Bt. (d. 1899). Res., Eaynham
Hall, Fakenham, Norfolk ; 58 Knightsbridge,
S.W.
LACON, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 5th Bn.
Erskine.
LACOSTE, Knight. Hon. Sir Alexandre
Lacoste, Kt. Bach. (1892), D.C.L., LL.D., P.C.
of Canada and memb. of Senate (formerly
Speaker), Ch. Justice of Quebec, Prof, of Law
in Laval "Univ., appd. Q.C. 1880: b. 1842, mar.
1866 Marie Louise Globensky (Dame Marie
Lacoste). Res., 71 St. Hubert St., Montreal.
LADE (MILLES-), Hon. Henry Augustus,
son of 1st Earl Sondes.
LAFONT, Rev. Eugene, CLE. (1880),
M.I.E.E., Assoc. Memb. Asiat. Soc. of Bengal,
Vice-Pres. Ind. Assoc. for Cultiv. of Sci. ; a
Father of Soc. of Jesus: b. 1837. Res., 10 Park
St., Calcutta.
LA FONTAINE, Baronet's Widow. Lady
La F. (Jane Morrison, widow c.f Thos. Kinton,
Esq.), mar. 1861, 2nd wife to 2ndhusb., Sir Louis
H. La Fontaine, 1st Bt. (d. 1864; title extinct
with 2nd). Res., Montreal, Canada.
LAGDEN, Knight. Sir Godfrey Yeatman
Lagdtn, K.C.M.G. (1897), Commissr. for Native
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LAM
Affairs in Transvaal and M.L.C. and M.E.C.,
late Govt. Sec. Basutoland, also Res. Commissr.
there and for Swaziland, prev. Assist. Colon.
Sec. Sierra Leone, was a War Corresp. in Egypt
1882-3 : b. 1851, mar. 1887 Frances Rebekah, dau.
of Rt. Rev. Bp. Bousfield. lies., Johannesburg.
LA GRIT A— see " Delia Grua."
LAHEJ — see "Ahmad."
LAHORE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. George Alfred
Lefroy, D.D., 3rd Bp., late Exam. Chapl. to
his predecessor, and formerly Head of the Cam-
bridge Mission at Delhi : b. 1854, cons. 1899.
Res., Lahore, Punjab.
LAING, Knight's "Widow. Lady L. (Theresa
Talbot, dau. of the late Thos. Peacock, Esq.),
mar. 1855, as 2nd wife, Sir Jas. Laing, Ohmn. of
the Sunderland Port Commssn. and h«ad of the
chief ship - building firm on the Wear (d.
1901 ) . Res. , Thornhiil, Sunderland ; Etal Manor,
Cornhill R.S.O., N'thumbd.
LAING, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1902), Johannes-
burg Mtd. Rifg. ; Boer War 1899-1902 : b. 1868.
i?es.,Thaba'nchu, Orange Riv. Col., and Johannes-
burg.
LAINSON, Capt. Alexander John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 5th Bat. King's Roy. Rif. Corps (Mil.) ;
Burma 1891-2 and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1869.
LAKE, Baronet. Sir St. Vincent Atwell
Lake, 7th Bt. {at. Br. 1711), nephew of 6th Bt.
and son of the late St. Vincent D. Lake, Esq.,
R.N. ; b. i852, sue. 1897. Heir pres., his 1st cous.
once rem. Arthur Johnstone L. (b. 1849; 2nd
heir, another 1st cousin, Vice-Adm. Atwell Pere-
grine Macleod L., b. 1842). Res., unfixed.
LAKE, Maj. -Gen. Percy Henry Noel, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), C.M.G. (1905), late E. Lanes. Regt.,
Afghn. 1878-9, Soudan 1885, has been D.A.A.G.
atHeadqrs., now Ch. of Staff for Canada Militia :
b. 1855.
LAKEMAN, Knight. Sir Stephen Bartlett
Lalceman, Kt. Bach. (1853), Lt.-Gen. in Turkish
Army, served in Crimea, knighted for services in
Kaffir War of 1852, when he raised and comd. the
Waterkloof Rangers : b. 1823, mar. 1858 Princess
Marie de Philippesco.
LAKING, Baronet. Sir Erancis Henry
Lahing, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), G.C.V.O. (1902; Kt.
Bach. 1893), M.D., M.R.C.P., Phys. in Ord. and
Surg. Apoth. to H.M., Phys. in Ord. to H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales and to T.R.H. Prince and
Princess Christian, also Consg. Phys. to the
Victoria Hosp. for Children: son of the late
Steph. Laking, Esq., of Ashby-de-la-Zouch ; b.
1847, mar. 1905, 2nd wife, Eleanor Mary Anger-
stein, dau. of the late J. Hackworth, Esq. Heir.
his son Guy Francis, M.V.O., q.v. (2nd heir,
latter's son Guy Francis William, b. 1903). Res.,
62 Pall Mall, S.W.
LAKING, Guy Francis, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), F.S.A., Keeper of the King's Armoury
and of the Armouries at Hertford House : b.
1875, son and heir of preceding Bt. Res.,
St. James's Palace, S.W.
LAMB, Baronet. Sir Archibald Lamb, 3rd Bt.
{Gt. Br. 1795), a D.L. for Sussex, formerly Maj.
2nd Life Gds., served in S. Africa 1900, is a Kt. of
Justice St. John Jerus. (served with Ambulance
Corps during Franco-Germ. War) : grandson of
2nd Bt. and son of the late Chas. J. S. Mont-
gomerieLamb, Esq. : b. 1845, sue. i860, mar. 1875,
as 2nd husb., Louisa Mary Caroline, dau. of Sir
Henry E. Durrant, 3rd Bt., and widow of Jno. R.
Fenwick, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Lt.-Col.
Charles Anthony L.% M.V.O. , q.v. (no 2nd
heir). Seat, Beauport, Battle, Sussex.
LAMB, Knight. Sir John Cameron Lamb,
Kt. Bach. (1905), C.B. (Civ. 1895), C.M.G- (1890),
late Second Sec. G.P.O., which Dept. he has repre-
sented at several Internat. and Intercolon. Con-
ferences, is Commissr. of Inc. Tax for same
Dept. : b. 1845, mar. 1871 Bella, dau. of the late
Jno. Farquharson, Esq. Club, Royal Socs.
LAMB, Col. Charles Anthony, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), late Rifle Brigade; Mil. Attache
at Rome : b. 1857, heir to above Btcy.
LAMB, Richard Amphlett, OLE. (1901), Sec.
to Govt, of Bombay in Rev. and Finance Dept.,
has been Dep. Commissr. Burma and a Forest
Settlemt. Officer, in LOS. from 1877, served with
Burma Expedn. 1887-9 : 1858.
LAMBART, family name of Cavan Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Ellen Olive, see also
below.
LAMBART, Hon. Amy, now wife of Hon.
Henry C. Legge, son of 5th E. of Dartmouth.
LAMBART, Hon. Bertha, now Hon. Mrs.
Thos. Collins, q.v.
LAMBART, Maj . Gust a vus Francis Willi am,
C.V.O. (1903), Comptr. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld.
and Sec. to Ord. of St. Patrick, formerly Maj.
Leinster Mil, : b. 1848. Res., Beauparc, Slane
R.S.O., Co. Meath.
LAMBART of CAVAN, Baron {Irel. 1618) -
see " Cavan, E. of."
LAMBERT, Baronet— see " Grey," he having
in 1905 assumed that name.
LAMBERT, Knight (1). Sir George Thomas
Lambert, Kt. Bach. (1903), C.B. (Civ. 1897), B.A.,
formerly a Gov. of Christ's Hosp. and Dir. of the
estates of Greenwich Hosp., has been Priv. Sec.
to several members of the Govt. : b. 1837. Res.,
7 Park PL, St. James's St., S.W.
LAMBERT, Knight (2). Sir John Lambert,
K.C.I.E. (1893), late a Commissr. of Police Calcutta
(1876-97), Memb. of Counc. Lt.-Gov. of Bengal
1892-5, ret. 1898 : b. 1838, mar. 1869 Annie Julia,
dau. of the late Gen. F. D. Atkinson. Club,
Oriental.
LAMBERT, Hon. Mrs. Bertrand, sist. of 18th
Bn. Trimlestown.
LAMBERT, Francis L., I.S.O. (1902), for-
merely Ch. Insp. of Excise, Inld. Rev. Dept. : b.
1838. Res., Sherwood, Lewin Road, Streatham,
S.W.
LAMBERT, Capt. Robert, D.S.O. (1900-1), 8th
Hussars; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1873. Res., Weston,
Thames Ditton.
LAMBERT, Lt.-Col. Walter Miller, D.S.O.
(1887), R.M.A. retd. (1886); Burma with Nay.
Brig. 1885-6 : b. 1843. Res., Lyston, .Lindsay RcL,
Branksome Pk., Bournemouth.
LAMBERT, Maj .-Gen. William, C.B. (Mil.
1878), formerly Connaught Rangers, ret. 1881;
Crimea, Mutiny, and Kaffir and Zulu Wars : b.
1836. Res., 30 Christchurch Rd., Winchester.
LAMBERT (BENCE-), Col. Guy Lenox,
C.M.G. (1902), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Con-
naught Rangers (Mil.) and a D.L. for Suffolk;
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1856. Res., Thorington Hall,
Darsham, Halesowen, Suffolk ; Dernasliggan,
Leenane R.S.O., Co. Galway.
LAMBTON, family name of Durham Earldom,
q.v. for "Hons.," 'and Lady Anne, see also
below.
LAMBTON, Viscount {U.K. 1833), a title of
the Durham Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
LAMBTON, Lt.-Gen. Arthur, C.B. (Mil.
1885), formerly Coldstrm. Gds., ret. 1892, Crimea,
LAM
Baronetage, Knightage, 4cc. LAN 403
Egypt, and Soudan: b, 1836. Res., Old Tree,
Hoath, Canterbury.
LAMBTON, Capt. George Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Eegt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1872.
LAMBTON, Lady Victoria Alexandrina
Elizabeth, dau. of 2nd Earl Cawdor.
LAMING, Maj. Henry Thornton, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1863.
LAMINGTON, Baron. Charles Wallace
Alexander Napier Eoss Cochrane-BaMie, 2nd
Bn. {U.K.), G.C.M.G. (1900), G.C.I.E. (1903),
B.A., Gov. of Bombay, late of the State of
Queensland (1895-1901), a D.L. for Lanarks.,
Maj. Lanarks. Imper. Yeom., an M.P. 1886-90,
was Assist. Priv. Sec. to Lord Salisbury 1885-6 :
son of 1st Bn. ; b. .July 31, i860; sue. 1890 (G.) ;
mar. 1895 Mary Haughton Hozier, dau. of Bn.
Newlands and a Lady of the Bedchamber to
H.E.H. the Princess of Wales. Seat Lamington
E.S.O., Lanarks. ; offic. res., Govt. House.
Bombay; town house, 26 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
Creation Bn. Lamington, U.K.. 1880.— Alex. Duudas
Cochrane, son of Sir Thos. J. Cochrane, G.C.B., Adm. of
the Fleet, and himself M.P. between 1841 and 1883 for Brid-
porfc, Lanarkshire, Honiton, and I. of Wight, was raised
to the Peerage by this title. The additional name Baillie
was assumed by him.
Titled Relatives.
(Cochrane-Baillie.)
Issue 0/ present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Victor Alexander Brisbane "William C.-B.,
heir to Barony, b. 1896. (No 2nd heir.)
Hon. Grisell Annabella Gem C.-B., b. 1898.
Issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Constance Mary Elizabeth, now Dow. Ctss.De
La Warr (q.v., remrrd.), b. 1846, mar., 1st, 1867,7th
Earl De La AV. (d. 1896) ; zndly, 1902, Rev. Paul W.
Wyatt— retaining title by courtesy.
Hon. Amy Augusta Frederica Annabella, now Mar-
chesa Francesco Vitelleschi, b. 1852, mar. 1880 Mar-
chese Francesco Nobile V. Res., Rome.
Hon. Violet Marie Louise, now Violet, Vctss. Mel-
ville (q.v.), b. 1856, mar. 1891 5th Vise. M., d. 1904.
(Present Baron, b. i860.)
LAMINGTON, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady L. (Annabella Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Andrew E. Drummond, Esq.), mar. 1844 1st
Bn. Lamington (d. 1890). Res., 26 Wilton Cresc,
S.W.
LAMPSON, Baronet. Sir Curtis George
Lampson, 3rd Bt. [U.K. 1866), son of 2nd Bt., b.
1890, sue. 1899. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Curtis
Walter L. (b. 1875 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Miles
Wedderburn, b. 1880). Res., 19 Albert Gt., S.W. ;
Villa Miranda, Hyeres, France.
LAMPSON, Baronet's Widow. Lady L.
(Sophia, dau. of the late Manuel Van Gelderen,
Esq.), mar. 1887 Sir Geo. Curtis Lampson, 2nd Bt.
(d. 1899). Res., 70 Knightsbridge, S.W.
LANAEK, Earl of {Scot. 1643), a title of the
Hamilton Dukedom.
LANCASTEE, Countess of— see " Cardigan,
Earl's Widow."
LANCE, Lt.-Gen. Frederick, C.B. (Mil.
1889), LA. Supernum. List, now Col. 22nd
Cav. ; Mutiny, Dour Valley 1872, Jowaki, Afghn.
1878-80, and Mahsud Waziri, comd. Bengal Pres.
District 1892-5 : b. 1837. Res., The Laurels,
Eoehampton, S.W.
LANDAFF Earldom (Irel. 1797), deemed extinct from
1833, but now claimed, as 4th Earl, by Arnold Harris
Mathew, of Chelsfield R.S.O., Kent. His son styles
himself Vise. Mathew.
LANDON, Col. Frederick William Bain-
bridge, C.B. (Mil. 1904), A.S.C., Benin 1897,
Natal 1898-1902, was D.A.A.G. in Jamaica 1890-5,
now in charge of Eecords and comdg. Depot
A.S.C. : b. i860. Club, Army and Navy.
LANE, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir Eonald Ber-
tram Lane, K.C.V.O. (1904), C.B. (Mil. 1896),
served in S. Africa 1879-81 and Egypt, formerly
in command of Infantry at Malta, late comdg.
Garrison at Alexandria, and (2nd time) Assist.
Mil. Sec. at Headqrs., formerly an A.D.C. to
H. E.H. the Duke of Cambridge, now Lt.-Gov.
Eoy. Chelsea Hosp. : b. 1847, mar. 1893 Augusta,
dau. of the late Jno. A. Beaumont, Esq. Res.,
Eoy. Chelsea Hosp., S.W.
LANE, Col. Clayton Turner, CLE. (1895),
I. A., late Insp.-Gen. Police <fcc. Hyderabad
Assigned Dists., now on Supernum. List, Lt.-Gov.
Eoy. Hosp. Chelsea : b. 1842. Res., Downfold,
Guildford.
LANE, Hon. Mrs. Vincent, dau. of 4th Bn.
Kensington.
LANE (MOOBE-\ Col. Maitland, C.B. (Civ.
1902), E.A. retd. (1883), was also Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. the Duke of Connaught's Own Hampshire
E.G.A. : b. 1841. Res., Blackborough, Eeigate.
LANESBOEOUGH, Earl of. Charles John
Brinsley Butler, 7th Earl {Irel.), Maj. Cold-
strm. Gds.: son of 6th E.; b. Dec. 12, 1865 ; sue.
1905 ; mar. 1891 Dorothea Gwladys, dau. of the late
Maj. -Gen. Sir Henry Tombs, K.C.B., Seats,
Lanesborough Lodge, Belturbet, Co. Cavan;
Swithland Hall, Loughborough, Leic.
Creations. Irel. : Baron of Newtown-Butler, 1715; Vise.
Lanesborough, 1728 ; E. of Lanesborough, 1756.— The Rt.
Hon. Theoph. Butler, M.P. for Co. Cavan, was awarded
the Newtown-Butler Barony. His brother, who suc-
ceeded him by special remainder, was raised to the
Viscounty, anil the 2nd Vise, to the Earldom. The 5th
Earl was, like the present, a Representative Peer. The
additional surname Danvers was assumed by the present
Peer's grandfather in 1792, but is now dropped.
Titled Relatives.
(Butler.)
Issue of present {jth) E. :
Lady Eileen Gwladys B., b. 1891.
Lord Newtown-Butler, heir to Earldom : John
Brinsley Danvers B., b. 1893.
Lady Moyra Elizabeth B., b. 1899.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (bros. and sist. of present):
( Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Hon. Henry Cavendish if., 2nd heir, b. 1868, widower.
Res., 31 Hill St., Wellington, N.Z.
Hon. Francis Almeric if., b. 1872, mar. 1902 Madeline,
dau. of the late Richd. B. Gibbs, Esq., and the Mar-
chesa di Saliceto e Pieditermini (Hon. Mrs. Almeric
B.).
Hon. Brian Danvers B., b. 1876.
Lady Winifred B., b. 1879.
Surviving aunts of present E. (granted rank of
Earl's daus. 1866) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1839, d. 1905.)
Lady Fanny Georgina Danvers, now Lady F. Fitz-
Wygram, b. 1840, mar. 1866 the late Loftus Adam
F., Esq. (d. 1904), son of Sir Robt. F., 2nd Bt. Res.,
77 Eaton PL, S.W.
Lady Harriet Eliza Danvers, now Lady H. Harrison,
b. 1847, mar. 1886, 2nd husb., the late Chas. H.,
Esq., M.P. (d. 1897). Res., 29 Lennox Gdns. , Chelsea,
S.W.
Sist. -in-law ofyh E. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Cavendish B. (Sara, dau. of Thos. Arm-
strong, Esq., and widow of Sir Wm. Emerson-
Tennent, 2nd Bt.), mar. 1883, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., the late Hon. Henry Cavendish B. (d. 1891) ;
has adopted the name of her 2nd husb., though
entitled as a Bt.'s widow to be called Lady
Emerson-Tennent. Res., Innis Rath, Lisnaskea
R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh.
LANESBOEOUGH, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of E. (Anne Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Eev. Jno. Dixon Clark), mar. 1864 6th E. of
Lanesborough, a Eepres. Peer of Ireld. (d.,1905).
LANG, Bishop -see " Stepney."
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Directory of Peerage,
LAN
LANG, Knight. Sir Robert Hamilton Lang,
K. C.M.G. (1897), late Gov. of Imper. Ottoman
Bk., Brit. Commissi', of the Daira Sanieh in Egypt
1887-97 (a loan secured on the Khedive's private
estates), was Cons, for Cyprus 1871-2: b. 1836,
mar. 1876 Margaret, dau. of the late Walter
MacLellan, Esq. Res., The Grove, Dedham,
Colchester.
LANG, Charles Dowsosr, C.B. (Civ. 1900),
Contr. of Sav. Bk. Dept. G.P.O. from 1891 : b.
1845. Res., Parkside, 31 Matlock Ln., Ealing, W.
LANGE, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Beatrice
Emily, dau. of the late Aug. F. R. Frinneby,
Esq.), mar. 1880 Sir Danl. A. Lange, F.R.G.S.,
F.S.A., constructor of the Suez Canal (d. 1894).
Reft., Lanehurst, Alboume, Hassocks R.S.O.,
Sussex ; 48 Elm Pk. Gdns , W. Brompton, S.W.
LANGEVIN, Knight. Hon. Sir Hector
Lotus Langevin, K.C.M.G. (1881), C.B. (Civ. 1868),
P.C. & K.C. (Canada), LL.D., has been an M.P.,
Sec. of State, and twice Min. of Pub. Works for
Canada, also Postmaster-Gen. and Solic.-Gen. for
Lower Prov., a member of several Commssns.,
twice Mayor of Quebec, and a journalist : b. 1826,
widower. Res., 73 St. Louis St., Quebec.
LANGFORD, Baron. Hercules Edward
Rowley, 4th Bn. (Irel.), K.C.V.O. (1900), an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1884), late Comptroller of House-
hold to Lord Lieut., formerly State Steward, also
Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds. : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. June 1,
1848; sue. 1854 (C.) ; mar. 1889 the late Georgina
Mary (d. 1901), dau. of Sir Richd. Sutton, 4th
Bt. Seat, Summerhill House, Enfield, Co. Meath.
Creation. Bn. Langford, Irel. 1800.— The Hon. Clot-
worthy Taylour (aftds. Rowley), 4th son of the 1st Earl of
Bective and a near kinsman of a former holder of a
lapsed Viscty. of Langford, was created 1st Bn. of the
present series.
Titled Relatives.
(Rowley.)
Issue of present {4th) Bn. :
Hon. Noel Mand R., b. 1893.
Hon. John Hercules William R., heir to Barony, b.
1894.
Hon. George Cecil R., 2nd heir, b. 1896.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1848.)
Hon. William Chambre /J.,Maj. R.A. retired, now of
Hon. Corps Gentn. at Arms, served in Afghanistan:
b. 1849, mar. 1889 Hon. Mabel Maud Legh, dan. of
1st Bn. Newton (Hon. Mrs. William R.). Res.,
4 Cadogan Mansns., Sloane Sq., S.W.
Hon. Randolfe Thomas R., formerly R.N., b. 1852,
mar. 1883 Rosetta, dau. of Thos. H. Fletcher, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Randolfe R.). Res., Tuparipari,
Wanganui, N.Z.
Son of 2nd Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The ?«<e3rd Baron, b. 1S25, d. 1901.)
Hon. Hugh R., formerly of 16th Lancers, b. 1833, mar.
i860, 2nd wife (divorced by 1st), Caroline Frances,
dau. of the late Jno. Green, Esq., of Ormiston
Lodge (Hon. Mrs. Hugh R.).
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Hercules R. (Louisa Jane Campbell, sist.
of 1st Rn. Ely ths wood), mar. 1857 the late Col. Hon.
Hercules Langford Boyle R. (d.1904). Res., Marlay
Grange, Rathfarnharu R.S.O., Co. Lublin ; 31
Ovington Sq., S. Kens. S.W.
LANGFORD, Capt. Charles, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late 8th Hussars ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1873.
LANGHAM, Baronet. Sir Herbert Hay
Langham, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1660), a D.L. for North-
ants., formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : nephew of
nth Bt. and son of the late Herb. Langham,
Esq.; b. 1840, sue. 1893, widower (having mar.
Hon. Anna Maria Frances, d. 1876, dau. of 3rd
I Bn. Sandys. Heir, his son Herbert Charles
Arthur (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir, latter's son John
Charles Patrick, b. 1894). Seat, Cottesbrooke
Pk., Northampton.
LANGLEY, Bishop— see " Bendigo."
LANGLEY, Capt. Edgar John Flynn, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900-2,
prev. 3 yrs. in India : b. 1878.
LANGLEY, Walter Louis Frederick Goltz,
C. B. (Civ. 1899), in For. Off., has been Priv. Sec.
to Rt. Hon. G. N. (now Lord) Curzon and other
Under Sees, for For. Affairs : b. 1855. Club,
Travellers'.
LANGLEY, William Henry, C.M.G. (1903),
Dep. Princ. Med. Offr. N. Nigeria.
LANGMAN, Maj. Archie Lawrence, C.M.G.
(1902), lateMiddx. Imper. Yeom., with Langman's
Hospital in S. Africa 1839-1900 : b. 1872. Res., 6
Stanhope Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
LANGRISHE, Baronet. Sir James Lanjriihe,
4th Bt. {Irel. 1777), a D.L. for Kilkenny (High
Sheriff i865) , and formerly Col. Kilkenny Mil. :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1823, sue. 1862, widower. Heir,
his son Maj. Hercules Robert L. (b. 1859;
2nd heir, latter's son Hercules Ralph, b. 1888).
Seat, Lucan Lodge, Lucan R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
LANGTON, Lord, courtesy-title of the heir of
the Temple of Stowe Earldom when a son ; formed
out of the surname, there being no 2nd title to
the Earldom.
LANGTON (TEMPLE- GORE-, or GORE-
without Temple), family name of Temple of
Stowe Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
LANSDOWNE, Marquess of. Henry
Charles Keith (Petty-) Fitzmaurice, 5th Marq.
{Gt. Br.), E. of Kerry {Irel.) and Bn. Naime
(Scot.) ; K.G. (1894), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1895), G.C.S.I.
(1888), G.C.M.G. (1884), G.C.I.E. (1893), M.A.,
D. C.L., LL.D. ; Sec. of State for Foreign Affairs,
late for War, formerly Under Sec, for latter and
for India ; Viceroy of India 1 838-94, pre v. Gov.-
Gen. of Canada 1883-8 ; Lord-Lieut, of Wilts, and
Hon. Col. Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom., a trustee of
the Nat. Gall. : son of 4th M. by his 2nd wife,
Bnss. Nairne (see " Keith Viscty.") ; b. Jan. 14,
1845 ; suc- as Marq. and E. of Kerry i865 (L.U.),
as Bn. Naime 1895 (on death of his mother) ;
mar. 1869 Lady Maud Evelyn Hamilton, V.A.,
C. I., Lady of Justice St. John Jerus., dau. of 1st
D. of Abercorn, K.G. Seats, Bowood Pk., Calne,
Wilts.; Derreen, Kenmare R.S.O., Co. Kerry;
town res., Lansdowne House, 54 Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Irel. : Ld. of Kerry and Lixnaw, abt. 1250,
by tenure ; Lord of Kerry by writ, 1295 ; E. of Kerry
and Vise. Clanmaurice, 1723 ; Vise. Fitzmaurice and
Bn. Lunkeron, 1751 ; E. of Shelburne, 1753. Scot. :
Bn. Nairne, 1681 (the Barony of Keith, once attached
to this, has been extinct from 1867). Gt. Br. : Ld.
Wycombe, Bn. of Chipping Wycombe, 1760; M. of Lans-
downe, E. of AVycombe, and Vise. Calne and Calstone,
1734.— One of the three triple Peerages (Introd. p. 37).
Under that of Ireland, which is much the earliest,
we rind Thos. Fitzmaurice, grandson of a sister of
Strongbow, being made 1st Ld. of Kerry and Lixnaw.
the 2nd Ld. of Kerry receiving the summons by writ, and
the 21st obtaining the Earldom with its accompanying
Viscounty. The second son of the latter was created
Vi«c. Fitzmaurice and Bn. Dunkeron, shortly after-
wards Earl of Shelburne, and still later Bn. Wycombe in
the Peerage of Gt. Britain. His son, the 2nd Earl of
Shelburne, who was a General in the Army, Secretary
for Foreign Affairs, and eventually Prime Minister,
obtained the Marquessate with the associated British
titles. The 3rd Marq. was Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Lord President of the Council, afterwards till 1858 a
Cabinet Minister without portfolio. The Scottish Barony
of Nairne, as stated in the text, has only come to this
house through the marriage of the present Peer's father
[4th Marq., K.G:, Under-Secretary for Foreign Affabsi
with the late Baroness. This last Peerage was originally
conferred upon Robt. Nairne, an advocate, who had
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been imprisoned teu years for fidelity to the house of
Stuart, but whose successor, by remaining steadfast to
that line and refusing allegiance to William III., for-
feited the title, which was only restored in 1824. A
great granddaughter of the 2nd Bn. married the only
Vise. Keith, and their daughter in 1837 succeeded as
Bnss. Nairne and Keith on the death of the 6th Bn. N.:
but the K. title expired at her own death, being limited
to herself and heirs male.— The surname Petty, now
practically disused, is derived from Sir Wm. Petty
(father of the 1st Earl of Kerry's wife), who was distin-
guished by accomplishing (1664-6) the survey of a large
portion of Ireland ; the name was first assumed by his
grandson, the above 1st Earl of Shelburne.
Titled Relatives.
(F itzmaurice.)
Issue 0/ present (yh) 31.:
Lady Evelyn Emily Mary, now LadyE. Cavendish, b.
1870, mar. 1892 Victor C. Wm. C, Esq., M. P., heir
pres. to the D. of Devonshire, q.v.
Earl of Kerry, heir to Marquessate : Henry William
Edmond F., M.V.0. 14th Class, 1905), D.S.O. (1900-1),
M.A., Maj. Irish (ids., served in S. Africa 1899-1900
as an A.D.C. to Lord Roberts: b. 1872, mar. 1904
Elizabeth Caroline, dau. of Edwd. Stanley Hope,
Esq., C.B., q.v. lies., Farnborough, Hants. ; 18
Gloucester PL, Portman Sq., W.
Lord Charles Ueorge Francis F., 2nd heir, Capt.
1st Drgns., served aleo in S. Africa 1895-1900 as an
A.D.C. to Lord Roberts : b. 1874.
Lady Beatrix Frances, now Mchss. of Waterford, b.
1877, mar. 1897 6th Marq. of W., q.v.
Issue of $th M. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1845.)
Lord Edmond George PeWj-F., M.A., M.P. for
Cricklade Div. of Wilts. (L.), barrister-at-law,
Chmn. Wilts. C.C. and Q.S., was Commissr. 1880
for organising Turkish Provs., Und. Sec. For.
Affairs 1882-5: b. 1840, mar. 1889, but mrrge. an-
nulled. Rex., Leich House, Bradford, Wilts. ; 3
St. James's PL, S.AV.
Lady Emily Louisa Anne, now Lady E. Digby, b.
1855, mar. 1886 Col. Hon. Everard Charles I). , son
of 9th Bn. D., q.v.
Dau. of 2?d M. (aunt of present) :
Lady Louisa, now Lady L. Howard, b. 1813, mar. 1845
the late Hon. James Kenneth H. (d. i88e), son of
16th E. of Suffolk, q.v.
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1816, d. 1866.)
—For 4th M.'s wife and her sist. see " Keith Viscty,"
and for late Ctss. of Kerry's dau. Lady Mary
Herbert, see " Herbert, Kts.' Wids."
LA POER, Baron (Irel. 1375)— see "Water-
ford, M. of."
LAPRIMAUDAYE, Com. Clement, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), late K.N. ; Coll. of Customs, and
an M.E.C. Malta, has been Supt. of Police. I}es.,
Palazzo Leone Hamrun, Valetta.
LARCOM, Baronet. Sir Thomas Perceval
Larcom, 3rd Bt. ( U.K. 1868), Lieut. R.A. : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1882, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his
bro. Philip (b. 1887; 2nd heir, next bro., Charles
Arthur Aiskew, b. 1891). lies., 9 Anglesey Cresc.,
Alverstoke, Gosport.
LARCOM, Baronet's Widow. Lady L.
(Jeanie, dau. of the late Alex. Perceval, Esq.),
mar. 1881 Lt.-Col. Sir Chas. Larcom, and Bt.
(d. 1892). lies., with present Bt.
LARCOM, Arthur, C.B. (Civ. 1904), M.A.,
barrister at-Jaw, a Sen. Clerk in For. Office, has
been an Acting Sec. at Teheran and Tokio, and
Brit. Agent on Venezuela Arbitn. at The Hague :
b. 1847 (sen of 1st Bt.). lies., 18 Egerton Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
LARCOMBE, Thomas, I.S.O. (1903), late a 1st
class supplem. clerk in War Office : b. 1842.
LARKING, Lady Adela Maria, dau. of 2nd
E. of Listowel.
LARPENT (DE-HOCHEPIED-), Baronets'
Widows. (1) Dowager Lady de-H.-L. (Katherine
Lydia, dau. of the late Major Lewis S. Shaw),
mar. 1838 Sir Albert J. de-Hochepied-Larpent, 2nd
Bt. (d. 1861). Res., St. Heliers, Jersey.— (2) Lady
de-H.-L. (Rose, dau. of Wm. Armstrong, Esq., of
Toronto, and widow of Lt.-Col. T. Camden Lam-
bert), mar. 1895, 2nd husb., Col. Sir Geo. A. de-
Hochepied-Larpent, 3rd and last Bt. (d. 1899).
Res., 9 Maze Hill, Blackheath, S.E.
LARYMORE, Capt. Henry Douglas, C.M.G.
(1896), R.A., Jebu (1892) and Ashanti (1895-6)
Expedns., has been in Gold Coast Constab., now
a 2nd class Resid. in Nigeria : b. 1867. Res.,
Brit. Residency, Lokija, N. Nigeria.
LASCELLES, family name of Harewood
Earldom, q.v. for '"'Ladies" and "Hons.," see
also below.
LASCELLES, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Erank Cavendish Lascelles, P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1894), G.C.B. (Civ. 1897), G.C.M.G. (1892;
K.C.M.G. 1886). G.C.V.O. (1904), has been
Ambass. at Berlin and prev. at St. Petersburg,
Brit. Min. Plenip. at Teheran and Bucharest, and
Cons. -Gen. at Sofia: son of the late Rt. Hon.
Wm. S. Lascelles and grandson of 2nd E. of
Harewood; b. 1841, widower. Res., Brit. Emb.,
Berlin.
LASCELLES, Viscount (by courtesy — title
U.K. 1812), elder son and heir of E. of Harewood.
LASCELLES, Hon. Mary Louisa, a Maid of
Honour to Queen Victoria 1865-81, sist. of the
above Priv. Counc, b. 1835. Res., 87 Chester Sq.,
S.W.
LASCELLES, Lady Sibyl Evelyn de Vere,
dau. of 10th I), of St. Albans.
LASCELLES, Capt. Walter Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Durham L.I. ; S. Africa 1900: b.
1867 fgt. grandson of 3rd E. of Harewood).
LASLETT, Henry James, I.S.O. (1904), Nav.
Store Offr. at Chatham : b. 1844.
LASSETTER, Col. Harry Beauchamp, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), N.S.W. Colons.; Nile, 1884-5, 8- Africa
1902 : b. i860. Res., Blair Athol, Bathurst, N.S.W.
LATHOM, Earl of. Edward Gkorge
Rootle- Wilbraham, 2nd Earl (U.K.), Hon. Lt.-
Col. (late Maj.) Lanes. Hussars (Imper. Yeom.).
Hon. Col. 2nd Lanes. R.E. Vols., and Com. of
L'pool Div. Roy. Nav. Vol. Res., formerly Maj.
Roy. Horsr> Gds., a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.:
son of 1st Earl (2nd Bn. Skelmersdale) ; b. Oct.
26, 1864; sue. 1898 (G.) : mar. 1889 Lady Wilma
Pleydell-Bouverie, dau. of 5th E. of Radnor. Seat,
Lathom House. Ormskiik, Lanes.; town res., 1
Bryanston 'Sq., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Skelmersdale, i"38; E. of
Lathom, 1880.— Edwd. Bootle- Wilbraham, M.P. succes-
sively for Westbury, Newcastle-under-Lyme, and Dover,
was created Baron Skelmersdale, his grandson and suc-
cessor, a P. C. , G.C.B., Lord in Waiting, and afterwards
Lord Chamberlain, being raised to the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Bootle- Wilbraham.)
Issue of present (2nd) E. :
Lady Helen Alice B.-W., b. 1890.
Lady Barbara Ann B.-W.,b. 1893.
Lord Skelmersdale, heir to Earldom : Edward
William B.-W., b. 1895. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Villiers.)
The deceased Lady Margaret B.-W., b. 1899, d. 1502.
Lady Rosemary Wilma B.- W-, b. 1903.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady (Alice) Maud B.-W., b. i36i. Res., 26 Lower
Sloane St., S.W.
Lady Florence Mary, now Lady Florenoe Cecil,b. 1863,
mar. 1887 Rev. Lord (Rupert Ernest) William
(Gascoyne-) C, son of 3rd M. of Salisbury, q.v.
(Pkesent Earl, b. 1864.)
Lady Bertha Mabel, now Lady B. Bawkins, b. 1866,
mar. 1903 the late Maj. Arthur Fredk. D.
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Hon. Villiers Richard B.-W., formerly Lieut. 3rd
Batt. Rifle Brigade, b. 1867, mar. 1900 Violet Inez
de Bomeiro (Hon. Mrs. Villiers B.-W.).
Hon. Reginald Francis B.-W., b. 1875, mar. 1903
Lilian Mary, dau. of the late Maj. Wm. L. Holt
(Hon. Mrs. Reginald B.-W.). Club, Bath.
Aunts of present E. (sists. of 1st ; granted, rank of
Bns.' daus. 1853) :
Hon. J essy Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. John Batemcm,
b. 1836 mar. 1865 John B., Esq. Res., The Hall,
Brightlingsea, Colchester.
(The late ist Earl. b. 1837, d. 1898.)
Hon. Rose B.-W, b. 1842. Res., Blythe Hall,
Ormskirk, Lanes.
LATIMER, Baron (Eng. 1299), a title stated
by Nicolas to have passed to the Barony of Wil-
loughby de Broke, but now apparently allowed
to drop.
LATIMER, Viscount {Eng. 1673)— see " Leeds,
D. of."
LATIMER. Frederick William, CLE. (1901),
Assist. Priv. Sec. to Viceroys of India from 1895 :
b. 1845. B-es-> Calcutta and Simla.
LA TOUGHE, Knight. Sir James John
Digges La Touche, K.C.S.I. (1901), B.A., Lt.-Gov.
of United Provs. of Agra and Oudh, prev. Sec. to
Govt, of N.W. Provs., a Commissr. in Upp.
Burma, and a Memb. Counc. of Viceroy : b. 1844,
mar. 1873 Julia, dau. of Thos. W. Bothwell, Esq.
Bts.. Govt. Houses at Naina Tal, Allahabad, and
Lucknow.
LA TOUCHE, Lady Annette Louisa, dau. of
3rd E. of Clonmell.
LAUDER (DICK-), Baronet. Sir Thomas
North Dick-Lauder, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1690), a Kt.
of Justice St. John Jerus., formerly Lieut. 60th
Rifles: son of 8th Bt., b. 1846, sue. 1867. Heir
pres., his bro. John Edward Arthur (b. 1848;
2nd heir, next bro., George "William Dalrymple,
b. 1852). Scat, Fountain Hall, Pencaitland,
Haddingtonsh. ; res.. The Grange House, Edin-
burgh ; Villa Lauder, 14 Via San Leonardo,
Florence.
LAUDER (DICK-), Baronet's Widow. Lady
Anne D.-L., nee Dalrymple, dau. of 9th E. of
Stair, b. 1820, mar. 1845 Sir Jno. Dick-Lauder,
8th Bt. (d. 1867). Jtes., 13 Grosvenor Cresc,
Edinburgh.
LAUDERDALE, Earl of. Frederick Henry
Maitland, 13th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt., a Scottish
Repres. Peer (el. 1889), Hered. Standard Bearer
of Scotland, and a D.L. for Haddingtonsh. and
Berwicksh., late Lord Lieut, of latter (1889-
igoi), a Lt.-Col. I.S.C. retired and formerly Lieut.
8th and 4th Hussars, served under Govt, of India
in For. Dept. : 2nd cousin once removed of 12th
E. and son of Maj. -Gen. Fredk. C. Maitland, gt.
grandson of 6th E. ; b. Dec. 16, 1840; sue. 1884
(C), title confirmed 1885; mar., 1st, 1864, the late
Charlotte Sarah (d. 1879), dau. of the late Lt.-Col.
B. W. A. Sleigh ; 2ndly, 1883, Ada Twyford, dau.
of the late Rev. Henry T. Simpson. Seat, Thirle-
stane Castle, Lauder R.S.O., Berwicksh.; town
res., 211 Piccadilly, W.
Creations. Scot.: Ld. Maitland, 1590; Vise. Lauder-
dale, 1616 ; E. of Lauderdale, Vise. Maitland, and Ld.
Thirlestane and Boltoun, 1624; a Bt. 1672.— Sir .7no.
Maitland (Kt.), Lord Chancellor of Scotland and 2nd son
of the 12th feudal Lord of Thirlestane, was created Ixl.
Maitland. His elder brother was a devoted friend of
Mary Queen of Scots, for whom ho repeatedly came as an
Ambassador to the Court of England. The 2nd Ld.
obtained the Viscty. and Earldom, with all the other
Peerage titles. The 2nd Earl was a favourite and Prime
Minister of Charles II., and one of the notable Cabal
Administration ; he was created Duke of Lauderdale in
Scotland and Earl of Guilford in England, but these
j honours lapsed at his death. The 8th Earl was in 1806
made Bn. Lauderdale of U.K., but this title also became
extinct upon the decease of the 10th Earl in 1863.
Titled Relatives.
(Maitland.)
Issue 0/ present (13^) E. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Vise. Maitland, heir to Earldom : Frederick Colin
M., a D.L. for Berwicksh., Lt.-Col. comdg. City of
Lond. Imper. Yeom., an Assist. Dir. for Imper.
Ytom. Servs., memb. of Hon. Corps Gentn. at
Arms, served in S. Africa 1900-1 and has been Lieut.
Scots Gds. and Roy. Scots Greys : b. 1868, mar. 1890
Gwendoline Lucy, dau. of the late Judge R. Vaughan
Williams. Res., 14 Lower Sloane St., S.W. Issue:
Hon. Ian Colin M. , 2nd heir, b. 1891.
Rev. the Hon. Sydney George William M., M.A.,
formerly Lieut. Roy. Scots. Fus. (Mil.), now Vic. of
St. Mary's, Walsall : b. 1869, mar. 1899 Ella Frances,
dau. of Rev. Jas. Richards (Hon. Mrs. Sydney J/.).
Jigs., 68 Wednesbury Rd., Walsall, Staffs.
Hon. Alfred Henry M., Capt. Cameron Highlanders,
and Offr. of a Co. of Gentn. Cadets Roy. Mil. Coll.,
served in Soudan 1898 and in S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1872, mar. 1905 Edith, dau. of 8. G. T. Scobell,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alfred M. ). Club, Caledonian.
Lady Nora, now Lady N. FitzHerbert, b. 1877, mar.
1899 William F., Esq., son of Rev. Sir Rd. FitzHer-
bert, 5th Bt. Res., Upper Is'isbet, Jedburgh.
By 2ND MRRGE.
. Lady Ada Marian M„ b. 1884.
Bro. of present E. (granted rank of an Earl's son
1885) :
(Present Earl, b. 1840.)
Hon. George Thomas M., Lt.-Col. LA. retired,
memb. of Roy. Co. of Archers: b. 1841. Club,
E. Ind. TJ. Serv.
Dau. of 11th E. (3rd cousin of present ; 12th Earl
d. unmrrd.) :
Lady Mary Jane, now Ctss. of Meath, b. 1847, mar.
i863 12th Earl of M., q.v.
LAUGHTON, Col. Arthur Frederick, C.B.
(Mil. 1886), M.S.C. retd. (1889); Burma 1885-8:
b. 1840.
LAUNDRES of the NAAS, Baron (? /rd.temp.
Henry II.) — see " Gormanston, Vise." with note.
LAURIE, Baronet of Maxwelton. Rev. Sir
(John Robert Laurie) Emilius Laurie, 3rd Bt.
(U.K. 1834), B.D., formerly Rector or Vicar of
Woburn, Bloomsbury, and St. John's, Padding-
ton: son of 2nd Bt. (Sir Jno. E. G. Bayley,
whose name he exchanged by royal licence for
Laurie 1887) ; b. 1823, sue. 1871, mar. 1855
Marianne Sophia, dau. of the late Edwd. R. Rice,
Esq. , M.P. Heir, his son Lt. -Col .Claude Villi ers
Emilius L., D.S.O., q.v. (2nd heir, next son,
Wilfrid Emilius, b. 1859). Seat, Maxwelton
House, Moniaive, Thornhill, Dumfriesshire; town
res., 14 HydePk. St., W.
LAURIE, Baronetcy of an older Maxwelton \ine(Scot.
1685), deemed extinct 1848, but now assumed as 10th Bt.
by Henry Alfred Laurie (of Shelford, Surrey). He states
that he is descended from a 3rd son of the ist Bt., but
the pedigrees at the College of Arms do not tally with
his assertion, and no real authority accords any sanction
to the claim.
The Baronetcy itself, however, was in its past a
thoroughly genuine one, having lasted from 1685 up till
the death of Adm. Sir Robert Laurie, the 6th in its line,
in 1848. It includes, moreover, an episode which will
probably interest many, and for an account of which we
are indebted to the courtesy of the Rev. Sir Emilius
Laurie above. We had enquired of him whether
"Annie Laurie," so renowned in song, was a veritable
historical personace ; and the answer came that the said
lady was the actual daughter of the ist Baronet, and
born in 1682. The words of the song were composed by
a youth named Douglas of Fingland, and the music more
than a century afterwards by Lady Jno. Spottiswood ;
but, alas ! the " promise true ' proved a delusion, as too
often the case with young ladies distinguished by special
beauty of person (swans' necks and such-like little
playfulnesses of nature) ; so she threw poor Douglas over,
and married in his place Alexander Fergusson of
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Craigdarroch. The portraits of both herself and her
husband, it is added, are in the keeping of the Baronet
who still holds possession where " Maxwelton braes are
bonnie."
LAURIE, Lt.-Gol. Claude Villiers Emilius,
D.S.O. (1900-1), M.A., comdg. 3rd Batt. King's
Own Scot. Bords. (Mil.), is a barrister-at-law ;
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1855, heir to the Baronetcy of
Rev. Sir Emilius Laurie, lies., i4HydePk. St., W.
LAURIE, Lt.-Gen. John Wimburn, C.B. (Civ.
1902, Mil. 1905), D.C.L., M.P. for Pembroke
Dist. (0.), and a memb. of Paddington Boro'
Counc, Hon. Col. R. Munster Fus. ; Crimea,
Mutiny, Canada, and Transvaal 1881 : b. 1835.
Res., 47 Porchester Terr., W. : Oakfield, Nova
Scotia.
LAURIER, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897),
G.C.M.G. (same year), K.C. (Can. 1880), D.C.L.,
F.R.C.I., Premier of Canada (the first Frenchman
to hold the office), Pres. Priv. Counc. and Leader
of the Liberal Party, formerly Min. Inld. Rev.
in the Mackenzie Govt., was a High Commssr. on
U.S. and Can. Commssn. of 1898: b. Nov. 20,
1841, mar. 1868 Zoe, dau. of G. N. R. Lafontaine,
Esq. Res., Ottawa.
LAW, family name of Ellenborough Barony,
q.v. for " Hons.," also for Towry-Law.
LAW, Knight. Maj . Sir Edward FitzGerald
Law, K.C.M.G. (1898), C.S.I. (1903), Finance
Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy of India, prev. Brit.
Deleg. on Counc. of Ottoman Debt, was Brit.
Commissr. on the Internat. Cmttee. at Athens,
I formerly R.A., served in Soudan 1885, has been
I Acting-Cons, at St. Petersburg, and was attached
i to the late Shah of Persia during his visit to
England in 1889 : b. 1846, mar. 1893 Katherine,
dau. of Mons. Nicolas Hatsopoulo, of Athens.
Res., Calcutta.
LA WES, Baronet — se3 " Wittewronge
(Lawes-)."
LAWFORD, Lady Gertrude, dau. of 14th E.
of Eglinton and Winton.
LAWLESS, family name of Cloncurry Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
LAWLEY, family name of Wenlock Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
LAWLEY, Knight and Peer's Son. Capt.
Hon. Sir Arthur Lawley, K.C.M.G. (1901), Gov.
of Madras in succession to Lord Ampthill, late Lt.-
Gov. of Transvaal Col., 'prev. Gov. of State of
Western Australia and Admin, of Matabeleld.,
formerly Capt. 10th Hussars, served at Suakin
1884 : son of 2nd Bn. Wenlock, b. i860, mar. 1885
Annie Allen, dau. of Sir Edwd. Cunard, 2nd Bt.
LAWRANCE, Knight. Hon. Sir John Comp-
ton Lawrance, Kt. Bach. (1890), officially "Mr.
Justice La wrance," aD.L. forLincolnsh.,an M.P.
1880-90, appd. Q.C. 1877, now a Judge of King's
Bench Div. of High Ct. (hence "Hon."), for-
merly Recorder of Derby : b. 1832, mar. 1861
Charlotte Georgina, dau. of Maj. Smart. Res.,
7 Onslow Sq., S.W. ; chamb., 367 Roy. Cts. of
Justice, W.C.
LAWRENCE, family name of follg. Barony.
LAWRENCE, Baron. John Hamilton Law-
rence, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., B.A., barrister-
at-law, a D.L. for Bucks., and a Lord in Waiting
to H.M., formerly Capt. Herts. Yeom.: son of
1st Bn. ; b. Oct. 1, 1846; sue. 1879 {L.U.); mar.
1872 Mary Caroline Douglas, dau. of the late
Richd. Campbell, Esq., of Auchinbreck. Seat,
Manor House, Chetwode, Buckingham; town res.,
66 Pont St., Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1858; Bn. Lawrence, 1869.
—The Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. L. M. Lawrence, G. C.B. , G.C.S.I.,
was awarded this Barony and Baronetcy in recognition
of his eminent services in India from 1829 onwards. He
was Commissioner of Sutlej,and of the Punjab during
the Mutiny, afterwards Viceroy 1864-8.
Titled Relatives.
(Lawrence.)
Lssice of present {2nd) Bn.:
The deceased John Douglas Campbell L., b. 1874,
d. 1873.
Hon. Anna Douglas L., b. 1873.
Hon. Alexandkr Graham I., heir to Barony, Capt.
3rd Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1873. (2nd heir, his
1st cousin Malcolm Eyton L., b. i83g.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Katherine Letitia, now Hon. Mrs. William
Randall, b. 1843, mar. 1868 Col. Wm. Lowndes R.
Res., 6 Egerton Mansns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
Hon. Harriette Emily, now Hon. Lad,!/ Cunningham,
b. i84t, mar. 1877 Sir Henry Stewart C., K.C.I.E.,
q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. Alice Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Launcelot
Walford, b. 1849, mar. 1870 Rev. Launc. Chas. W.
Re3., 12 Basil Mansns., Sloane St., S.W.
Hon. Mary Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Buxton,
b. 1852, mar. 1872 Fras. Wm. B., Esq., son of Sir
Edwd. North B., 2nd Bt. Res., 42 Grosvenor
Gdns., S.W.
Hon. Charles Napier L., b. 1855, mar. 1881 Catherine
Sumner, dau. of the late Fredk. Wiggin, Esq., of
New York (Hon. Mrs. Charles L.). Res., 23 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
Hon. Herbert Alexander!^., lateLt.-Col. 17th Lancers,
is Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th Co. of London
Imper. Yeom., and D.A.A.G. for Intell. at
Headqrs., served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861, mar.
1892 Hon. Isabel Mary Mills, dau. of 1st Bn.
Hillingdon (Hon. Mrs. Herbert L.). Res., 10
Sloane Gdns., S.W.
Hon. (Agnes) Maude L.. late L.S.B., nowCh. Woman
Insp. under Bd. of Educn. : b. 1864. Res., with
Dowager Lady.
—Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Henry L. (Constance Charlotte, dau. of
the late Rev. Geo. I. Davies), mar. 1879 the late
Hon. Henry Arnold L. (d. 1902). Res., Box House,
Minchinhampton, Stroud, Glouc.
LAWRENCE, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady L., C.I. (Harriette Katherine, dau. of the
late Rev. Richd. Hamilton), b. 1820, mar. 1841
istBn. Lawrence, late Gov.-Gen. of India (d. 1879).
Res., 5 Egerton PL, Brompton Rd., S.W.
LAWRENCE, Baronet of Ascot — see "Law-
rence (Durning-)."
LAWRENCE, Baronet of Ealing. Sir (James
John) Trevor Lawrence, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1867),
K.C.V.O. (1902), F.R.G.S., Pres. Roy. Hort. Soc,
a Kt. of Grace St. John Jems, and Treas. St.
Barthol.'s Hosp., formerly a Med. Officer in Ind.
Army, an M.P. 1875-92: son of istBt.,b. 1831,
sue. 1867, mar. 1869 Bessie, dau. of the late Jno.
Matthew, Esq. Heir, his son William Matthew
Trevor (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir, next son, Aubrey
Trevor, b. 1875). Seat, Burford, Dorking, Surrey;
town res., 57 Prince's Gt., S.W.
LAWRENCE, Baronet ofLucknow. Sir Henry
Waldemar Lawrence, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1858), B.A.,
barrister-at-law : bro. of 1st Bt. and uncle of
2nd, b. 1845, sue. 1898 (by special remainder) , mar.
1873 Emily Mary, dau. of Sir Geo. B. L'Estrange.
Heir, his son Alexander Waldemar (b. 1874 ;
no 2nd heir). Res., Alenho, Wimbledon, S.W. ;
chamb., 2 Mitre Ct. Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
LAWRENCE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Mar-
garet, Lady L. of Lucknow, dau. of tbe late
Theod. Walrond, Esq., C.B., mar., 1st, 1890, Sir
Hy. Hayes Lawrence, 2nd Bt. (d. 1898) ; 2ndly,
1904, the Rev Jas. B. Bristow— retaining title.
408 LAW Directory
Res., Belgard, Clondalkin R.S.O., Co. Dublin,
and The Rectory, same place.— For the Dowager
Lady see "Young1, Bt. of Formosa."— (2) Lady£.
of Westbourne Terrace (Agnes Harrietto, dau. of
the late Mich. Castle, Esq.), mar. 1887 SirJas.
Clarke Lawrence, ist and only Bt., Lord Mayor
of London 1868-9 (d. 1897). Res., Scio Lodge,
Broadwater Down, Tunbridge Wells.
LAWRENCE, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Alfred
Tristram Lawrence, Kt. Bach. (1904), offic. "Mr.
Justice A. T. Lawrence" (to distinguish from
Mr. Justice Lawrance), LL.B., Judge of the
King's Bench (hence "Hon."), a D.L. for Nairn-
shire, late K.C. (appd. Q.C. Eng. 1897, Scot. 1898).
has been Jun. Couns. to Admiralty, Recorder of
Windsor, and a Coiomissr. of Assize on N.E.
Circuit: b. 1843, mar. 1875 Jessie Elizabeth, dau.
of Geo. Lawrence, Esq. i?es.,Invernairne, Nairn,
N.B. : 23 Port man Sq., W. ; chambn., 3 Paper
Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
LAWRENCE, Knight (2). Sir Edward
Lawrence, Kt. Bach. (1899), a merchant of Liver-
pool, Mayor 1864-5, is Chmn. or Dir. of several
local Cos. : b. 1825, widower. Res., The Grange,
St. Michael's Hamlet, L'pool.
LAWRENCE, Knight (3). Sir Joseph
Lawrence, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.P. for Monmouth
Boroughs (C), Chmn. of the Linotype Company,
and of various mercantile concerns, a Lieut,
for City of London (Sheriff 1900-1) and C.C. for
Surrey, a pioneer of the Marfchester Ship Canal :
b. 1848, mar. 1873 Margaret Alice, dau. of Joseph
Jackson, Esq., of Southport, Res., Oaklands,
Kenley, Surrey ; 9 Buckingham Pal. Gdns., S.W.
LAWRENCE, Knight^ (4). Sir Walter
Roper Lawrence, K.C. I.E. (1903), late Priv. Sec.
to Lord Curzon in India, prev. Assist. Commissi-,
in Afghanistan, Under Sec. to Punjab Govt., and
Settlemt. Officer in Kashmir : b. 1857, mar. 1885
Lilian Gertrude, dau. of J. Gwynne James, Esq.
Res., 22 Sloane Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
LAWRENCE, Lieut. Frederick George,
D.S.O. (1902), S.Wales Bords. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 as Rail. Staff Offr. : b. 1874.
LAWRENCE, Maj. Freeling Ross, D.S.O.
(1899), 14th Hussars, Benin, aftds. in Niger
Territs. and in S. Africa 1899-1900, now a Brig.
Maj. 2nd Cav. Brig., Canterbury : b. 1872.
LAWRENCE, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of Bn.
Davey.
LAWRENCE (DURNING-), Baronet. Sir
Edwin Durning-Lawrence, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1898),
B.A., LL.B., M.P. for Truro Div. {L.U.),
barrister-at-law, a Lieut, for City of London: son
of the late Aid. Wm. Lawrence and bro. of the late
Aid. Sir Jas. and Sir Wm. L. ; b. 1837, mar. 1874
Edith Jane, dau. of the late Jno. Benj. Smith,
Esq., M.P. ; assumed name of Durning 1898. No
heir. Res., King's Ride, Ascot, Berks. ; 13 Carlton
House Terr., S.W.
LAWRIE, Knight. Sir Archibald Campbell
Lawrie, Kt. Bach. (1901), B.A., F.R.C.I., late Sen.
Puisne Judge of Supr. Ct. of Ceylon : b. 1837,
widower. Res., The Moss, Dungoyne, Stirlingsh.
(? post-town).
LAWRIE, Maj. Charles Edward, D.S.O.
(1898), R.A., Jebu Expedn. 1892, Lagos, Don-
gola, Soudan 1897-8, Boer War 1899-1900, with
Bechuanald. Bord. Police 1889-92, aftds. with
Egyptn. Army : b. 1864.
LAWSON, family name of Burniiam Barony,
q.v. for " Hons.," and see below.
LAWSON, Baronet of Brayton. Sir Wilfrid
of Peerage, lAY
Lawson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1831), M.P. for Camborne
Div. of Cornwall (L.) and Chmn. of Maryport
and Carlisle Rail. Co. : son of 1st Bt. (whose orig.
name was Wybergh), b. 1829, sue. 1867, mar.
i860 Mary, dau. of Jos. Pocklington-Senhouse,
Esq. Heir, his son Wilfrid (b. 1862 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Arthur, b. 1866). Seats, Brayton, Car-
lisle; Isell Hall, Cockermouth.
LAWSON, Baronet of B rough Hall. Sir
John Lawson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1841), B.A., a D.L.
for N. Rid. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1829, sue. 1865,
mar. 1870, 2nd wife, Agnes Mary Matilda, dau.
of Edmd. Molyneux-Seel, Esq. Heir, his son
Henry Joseph (b. 1877; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Rev.
William L., b. 1834). Seat, Brough Hail,
Catterick R.S.O., Yorks.
LAWSON, Baronet of Weetwood. Sir Arthuk
Tredgold Lawson, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1900), an en-
gineer, a Dir. of the G. E. Rail, and Sheffield
Dist. Rail, and Chmn. of Leeds Conserv. Assoc. :
son of Jno. Lawson, Esq., b. 1044, mar. 1879
Louise Frederica Edith Auguste, dau. of Jno.
S. O'Brien, Esq. Heir, his son Digby (b. 1880 ;
2nd heir, next son, Arthur Bertram, b. 1882).
Seat, AVeetwood Grange, Ileadingley, Leeds.
LAWSON. Knight. Sir Charles Allen
Lawson, Kt. Bach. (1887), F.R.G.S., F.R.C.I., late
an Indian journalist, was Sec. of Madras Chamb.
of Commerce for thirty years : b. 1838, mar. 1883,
2nd wife, but obtd. judic. sep. Club, Con-
stitutional.
LAWSON, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Edith,
dau. of the late Edmd. Packe, Esq.), mar. 1871
Sir Geo. Lawson, K.C.B., Assist. Under Sec. for
War (d. 1898). Res., 36 Craven Hill Gdns.,
Lancaster Gt., W.
LAWrSON, Hon. Mrs. Andrew, dau. of 14th
Vise. Mountgarret.
LAWSON, Col. Henry Merrick, OB. (Mil.
1904), R.E., A.D.C. to H.M. ; Soudan and Nile
1884-5 and 1898, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1859.
Res., 50 Pall Mall, S.W.
LAWSON (I)E-BURGH-), Baronetcy {Etig. 16651,
deemed extiwt 1834, but now claimed, as 10th Bt.,
by Wormald de Lisle Henry De-B.-Lawf-on, of Bridling-
ton. The assumption was commenced by his father
and continued by his late elder brother.
LAWTON, Lt.-Col. T. E., D.S.O. (1902), Cape
Garrison Artill. ; Boer War 1900-2.
LAYARD, Knight. Hon. Sir Charles Peter
Layard, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.A., Chief Justice of
Ceylon, prev. Attorn. -Gen. : b. 1849, mar. 1882
Ada Alexandrina, dau. of the late Alf. A. Julius,
Esq. Res., Torrington, Colombo.
LAYARD, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Mary
Enid Evelyn, dau. of Sir J. J. Guest, 1st Bt., and
sist. of 1st Bn. Wimborne), b. 1843, mar. 1869
Rt. Hon. Sir Austen Hy. Layard, G.C.B., dis-
coverer of the ruins of Nineveh (d. 1894). Res.,
Casa Capello, Venice ; 3 Savile Row, W.
LAYCOCK, Maj. Joseph Frederick, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 3rd Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom. ; S.
Africa 1899-1000: b. 1867, mar. 1902 the divorced
Mchss. of Downshire. Res., Wiseton Hall,
Notts., Bawtry R.S.O. ; Low Gosforth, New-
castle - on - Tyne ; Whittonstall, N'thumbd.,
Ebchester R.S.O.
LAYE, Maj .-Gen. Joseph Henry, C.V.O.
(1901), C.B. (Mil. 1902), late Cameronians; Kaffir
and Zulu Wars 1878-0, D.A.G. to the Forces
1900-2, now comdg. Inf. Brig, at Gibraltar:
b. 1849. Kes-} Whickham Lodge, Dawlish, S.
Devon.
LAYTON, Maj. Edward, D.S.O. (1900-1), late
W. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1857.
LEA Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. LEE 409
LEA, Baronet. Sir Thomas Sydney Lea, 2nd
Bt. ( U.K. 1892), M.A., LL.B. : son of ist Bt.,
b. 1867, sue. 1902, mar. 1896 Mary Ophelia, dau.
of Robert Woodward, Esq. Heir, his son
Thomas Claude Harris (b. 1901 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Rev. Percy Harris L., b. 1872). Seat, The
Larches, Kidderminster.
LEA, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady L.
(Louey, dau. of the late Wm. Birch, Esq.), mar.
1864 Sir Thos. Lea, 1st Bt. (d. 1902). Res., with
above.
LEA, Col. Samuel Job,C.B. (Mil. 1899), A.S.C.,
Egypt 1882, Nile and Soudan 1884-6. late A.A.G.
in Canada and D. A.A.G. in Ireld. : b. 1851.
LEACH, Knight (1). Lt.-Col. Sir George
Archibald Leach^ K.C.B. (Civ. 1892), R.E., late
Sec. to Bd. of Agric, formerly in charge of Ordn.
Surv. in Ireland, and a Land Commissr. for Eng-
land : b. 1820, widower. Pies., 6 Wetherby Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
LEACH, Knight (2). Maj.-Gen. Sir John
Leach, K.C.V.O. (1904), R.A., served in Afghani-
stan 1878-9, aftds. Comdt. of Sell, of Gunnery
and of Woolwich Dist., now Plymouth Coast
Defences: b. 1848. Res., Plymouth.
LEACH, Maj.-Gen. Edmund, C.B. (Mil. 1885),
Crimea, N.Z., Egypt, and Nile, retired 1898, is
Col. Roy. W. Kent Regt., has been A.A.G. in E.
Dist. and comd. Troops in Barbados : b. 1836.
Res., 27 Thurloe Sq., S.W.
LEACH, Lt.-Gen. Edward Pemberton,
C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Mil. 1885), W (1879),
R.E., Lushai 1871-2, Afghn. 1879-81, Suakin and
Nile Expedns., and comd. R.E. in Canada, late
Belfast Dist., now comdg. 9th Div. Irish Comd. :
b. 1847. Res., Belfast.
LEACH, Frederick, I.S.O. (1902), Sen. Clerk
in War Office, retd. : b. 1843. Res., 7 Stanford
Rd.,Kens.,W.
LEACH, Col. Harold Pemberton, C.B. (Mil.
1896), D.S.O. (1891), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80,
Soudan, Lushai 1888-90, and Chitral Relief, now
comdg. Fort William Brigade: b. 1851. Club,
U. Serv.
LEADER, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st Bn.
Fermoy.
LEAH, Samuel Dawson, IS O. (1904), Ch.
Insp. of Excise in Inld. Rev. Dept. : b. 1844.
Res., 18 Applegarth Rd., Brook Grn., W.
LEARMONTH (LIVINGSTONE-), Lieut.
Frederick Valiant Cotton, D.S.O. (1900-1),
M.A., N.S.W. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, is
a landed proprietor: b. 1862. Res., Bringagee,
N.S.W.
LEBOMBO, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Edmund Smyth, M.A., M.B., Missnry. Bp. :
b. 1858, ord. 1882, cons. 1893. Address, P.'O. Box
120, Lourenco Marques, Portug. E. Africa. (Dio-
cese separated from Mashonald. 1891.)
LECHMERE, Baronet. Sir Edmund Arthur
Lechmere, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1818), a D.L. f or Wor-
cestersh. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1894,
mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Katharine, dau. of the late
Edwin P. Wright, Esq. Heir, his son Ronald
Berwick Hungerford (b. 1886; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Anthony Hungerford. b. 1868) . Seats, Rhydd
Court, Upton-on-Severn, Worcester; Whitwell
Hall, York.
LECKIE, Capt. John Edward, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Stratheona's Corps; S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1872.
Res., Greenwood, Brit. Columbia.
LECKY, Knight. Sir Thomas Lecky, Kt. Bach.
(1887), formerly Lieut, and Qmr. Londonderry
L.I., was twice Mayor of Londonderry: b. 1828,
widower. Rep., Greystone Hall, Limavady, Co.
Deny.
LECKY, Lt.-Col. Frederick Beauchamp,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., Egypt 18*2, S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1858.
LECLEZIO, Knight. Sir Eugene Pierre
Jules Leclezio, Kt. Bach. (1887), late Ch. Justice
of Mauritius and a Memb. of Exec. Counc. : b.
1832, mar. 1859 Camille, dau. of Capt. J. C.
Accary. Res., Port Louis, Mauritius.
LECLEZIO (Leclezio), Henri, C.M.G. (1897),
M.E.C. Mauritius. Res., Port Louis.
LECONFIELD, Baron. Charles Henry
Wyndham, 3rd Bn. {U.K.), Lt.-Col. comdg.
Sussex Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut. 1st Life
Gds., served in S. Africa 1900: son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. Feb. 17, 1872 ; sue. 1901 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seats,
Petworth House, Petworth, Sussex ; Rothersyke
Manor, Egremont R.S.O., Cumbd. ; town res.,
9 Chesterfield Gdns., Mayfair, W.
Creation. Bn. Leconfield, U.K. 1859.— The 1st Bn.
was Geo. Wyr.dhara, adopted heir of the 3rd iarl of
Egremont (an extinct title1.
Titled Relatives.
(Wyndham.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Mary Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Ivor Maxse,
b. 1870, mar. 1899 Col. Fredk. Ivor M., C.B., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1872.)
Hon. Maud Evelyn, now Hon. Mrs. Vincent Yorke,
b. 1874, mar. 1899 Vincent Wodehouse Y., Esq.
Res., 9 Upp. Brook St., W.
Hon. William Reginald W., heir pres. to Barony,
late Capt. 17th Lancers : b. 1876.
Hon. Hugh Archibald W., 2nd heir, b. 1877.
Hon. Margaret Blanche W., b. 1879.
Hon. Edward Scawen W-, Lieut, ist Life Gds.,
b. i833.
Hon. Everard Humphrey W.,b. i883.
Issue, of ist Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
Hon. Blanche Julia, now Dow. Ctss. of Mayo (q.v.)>
V. A.. C.I., b. 1826, mar. 1848 6th Earl of M. (d. 1872).
(The late. 2nd Baron, b. 1830, d. 1901.)
Hon. Percy Sea wen W., a D.L. for Sussex and Wilts.,
Vice-Chmn. of Wilts. C.C., and Chmn. Q.S. (High
Sheriff 1896), an M.P. 1860-85, formerly Capt.
Coldstrm. Gds. : b. 183s, mar. i860 Madeline
Caroline Frances Eden, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Sir Guy
Campbell, ist Bt. of Thames Ditton (Hon. Mrs.
Percy W.). Res., Clouds, Salisbury; 44 Belgrave
Sq., S.W. His son Rt. Hon. Geo. Wyndham,
M. P., married Ctss. Grosvenor.
Hon. Constance Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. William
Mure, b. 1836, mar. 1859 the late Col. Wm. M., M.P.
(d. 1880). Res., Caldwell, Glasgow (with her son
and Lady Georgiana M.) ; Gravel Hill, Boxmoor,
Kernel Hempstead, Herts.
L"ECONFIELD, Baron's Widow. The Lady
L., nee Lady Constance Evelyn Primrose (dau. of
a former Lord Dalmeny and sist. of present E. of
Rosebery) : b. 1846, mar. 1867 2nd Bn. Leconfield
(d. 1901). Res., 12 Gt. Stanhope St., W.
LE CORNIT, Col. Charles Philip, C.B. (Civ.
1897), F.S.A., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Roy. Jersey
Artill. Militia, a memb. of the States of Jersey
1875-8, A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1829. Res., La
Hague Manor, Jersey.
LE DESPENCER, Baron {Eng. 1283)— see
" Falmouth, Vise."
LEE, Knight (1). Sir Edward Lee, Kt. Bach.
(1872), formerly Librarian of Crystal Palace and
Manager of Alexandra and Albert Palaces, was
Dir. of Dublin Exhibn. 1872 : b. 1833, mar. 1870
Emily, dau. of the late Thos. Davies, Esq. Res.,
3 Santos Rd., Upp. Richmond Rd., Putney, S.W.
LEE, Knight (2). Sir Henry Austin Lee,
K.C.M.G. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1892), B.A., Counc. of
410 LEE
Directory of Peerage,
LEE
Emb. in Diplom. Serv., Commerc. Attache for
France, Belgium, &c, at Paris, and a Repres. of
H.M.'s Govt, on Counc. Suez Canal Co., has been
Priv. Sec. to successive Under Sees, of State and
to Plenips. on Spec. Embassies : b. 1847, mar.
1892 Madeleine, dau. of Benj. E. Smith, Esq.,
of New York, and widow of Arthur Taylor, Esq.
Res., Brit. Emb., Paris ; Jethou I., Channel Is.
LEE. Knight's "Widow. Lady L. (Henrietta
Burleigh, dau. of the late Rev. J. Hill), mar. i85i
Sir Jos. C. Lee, Dep. Chmn. Manch. Ship Canal
Co. (d. 1894). Res., The Grange, Alderley,
Wotton-under-Edge, Glouc.
LEE, Maj. George Leonard, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N.S. Wales Lancers; S. Africa 1900 : b. i860.
LEE (DILLON-), see family name "Dillon,"
with remarks and Index there.
LEE-WARNER— see "Warner (Lee-)."
LEECH, Knight. Sir Bosdin Thomas Leech,
Kt. Bach. (1894), Mayor of Manchester in 1891-2, a
Dir. of Ship Canal and other Cos. : b. 1836, widr.
Res., Oak Mt., Timperley, Altrincham, Cheshire.
LEECH, Hon. Mrs. Stephen, dau. of 10th Bn.
Elibank.
LEEDS, Baronet. Sir Edward Templer Leech:,
5th Bt. ( U.K. 1812), son of 3rd Bt. and half-
bro. of 4th, b. 1859, sue. 1894. Heir pres., his 1st
cousin Very Rev. Joseph Edward Henry L.,
M.D., Dean of Salina, Kansas (b. 1857 ; 2nd heir,
latter's half-bro. William Henry Arthur St. John,
b. 1864). Res., 8 Sion PL, Bath.
LEEDS, Baronet's Widow. Lady L. (Fanny,
dau. of Maj. -Gen. Templer), mar. 1854, as 2nd
wife, Col. Sir Edwd. Leeds, 3rd Bt. (d. 1876).
Res., with 5th Bt.
LEEDS, Duke of. George Godolphin
Osborne, 10th Duke {Eng.) and a Bt., Vise. Dun-
blane {Scot.) ; late Treas. of the Household and a
Lieut. Yorks. Hussars (Imper.Yeom.), Assist. Priv.
Sec. to Sec. for Colonies 1886-8, an M.P. 1887-95
(as Marq. of Carmarthen) : son of 9th D. ; b.
Sept. 18, 1862 ; sue. 1895 {€'.) ; mar. 1884 Lady
Katherine Frances Lambton, dau. of 2nd E. of
Durham. Seat, Hornby Castle, Bedale, Yorks. ;
town res., 11 Grosvenor Cresc., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1620 ; Vise. Latimer and
Bn. Osborne, 1673 ; E. of Danby, 1674 ; M. of Carmarthen,
1689; D. of Leeds, 1654. U.K.: Bn. Godolphin, 1832.
Scot.: Vise. Osborne, 1674 (n.s.); Vise. Dunblane, 1675
("Dumblane"on Scot. Roll, and apparently this form or
"Dumblaiue" was the orig.).— Sir Thomas Osborne, 2nd
Bt., was successively awarded the whole of the Peerage
titles given under "England," together with that of
Vise. Osborne in Scotland. His son, the 2nd Duke, long
before accession, obtained the other Scottish Viscty., the
Godolphin Barony being granted to the 2nd son of the
5th Duke, whose son eventually succeeded as the 8th.
A question has been raised of late as to the origin of
the title Leeds, and it has even been distinctly assigned
to County Kent. It is true that there is a Leeds Castle
near Maidstone and that at an early period the Osborne
family was located at Ashford, some 14 miles distant, in
the same county. But at the time of the creation of the
Peerages it is abundantly clear that the Northern county
had become their place of abode. The 1st Bt., who
already in 1620 was a Knight of Kiveton, near Sheffield,
was Vice-President of the "Council of the North " and
Lieut. -General of the Royalist Forces raised there; his
successor was created Bn. Osborne of Kiveton and Earl
of Danby, both in Yorks.; he w as successively High Sheriff
and Lord Lieutenant of the entire county and Governor of
Hull, and owned ground-rents in t he town of Leeds itself ;
and it was upon him that the Dukedom was first conferred.
Then as to the Leeds Custle in Kent, it passed through
the hands of very various owners, but not a scrap of
evidence exists of the family in question having resided
there for a day. It is now in the hands of the Wykeham-
Martin family, a recent member of which produced an
elaborate and costly history of it, in which work a son of
1 i i s has informed us the name of Osborne does not occur in
fact, the only feeble attempt we have met with at fa-acing
a connection consists in the allegation that the ducal
family is descended from a granddaughter of Sir
Warham St. Leger, who had once been owner of the
<?astle. We believe the notion to have been first started
by a former Duchess who had previously been a domestic
servant in the family ; and it has latterly found pro-
mulgation in the wild gossip contributed to M.A.P.
The estimable Leeds historian Thoresby recounts an
interview with the 1st Duke in which the latter stated
expressly that he had chosen the title on account of
Leeds being " the most considerable place for trade in the
county;" and Sir H. Nicolas says distinctly, "Leeds, Co.
York." Thus, as the present Duke has no means of
deciding the matter, the Kentish theory may, in the
words of a leading authority whom we have consulted,
lie safely dismissed as one of those "cock-and-bull ideas
hardly worth seriously confuting."
Titled Relatives.
(Osborne.)
Issue of present {\oth) D.:
Lady Guendolen Fanny Godolphin 0., b. 188s.
Lady Olga Katherine Godolphin 0., b. 1886.
Lady Dorothy Beatrix Godolphin 0., b. 1888.
Lady Moira Godolphin 0., b. 1892.
Marquess of Carmarthen, heir to the Dukedom:
John Francis Godolphin 0., b. 1901, (2nd heir, his
uncle Lord Francis Granville 0.)
Surviving issue of Qth D. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Duke, b. 1862.)
Lord Francis Granville Godolphin 0., Com. R.N.,
b. 1864, mar. 1896 Ruth, dau. of Vice-Adm. Grieve
(Lady Francis 0.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
Lord Albert Edward Godolphin C, b. 1866.
Lady Harriet Castalia Godolphin, now Lady Harriet
Cavendish, b. 1867, mar. 1888 Henry F. Compton C,
Esq., Lieut. R.N., grandson of 1st E. of Burlington,
see under "Devonshire."
Lady Alice Susan Godolphin, now Lady A. Egerton,
b. 1869, mar. 1894 Win. Fras. E., Esq., grandson of
1st E. of Ellesmere. Res., Gawithfield, Arrad Foot,
Ul version, Lanes.
Lady Ada Charlotte Godolphin, now Lady A. Went-
worth-FitzivillUun, b. 1870, mar. 1901 Hon. William
Hugh Spencer W.-F., son of 6th Earl Fitzwilliam,
q.v.
Lady Alexandra Louisa Godolphin 0., b. 1872. Res.,
8 Bentinck Mansns., Manchester Sq., W.
Lady Constance Blanche Godolphin, now Lady C.
Hatch, b. 1875, mar 1900 Ernest F. Geo. H , Esq.,
M.P. Res., 39 Portland PL, W.
Issue of 8th D. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 9th Duke, b. i328, d. 1895.)
Lord Francis George Godolphin 0., M. A., a lay mem-
ber of the Ch. of Rome, a D.L. for Berks. : b. 1830,
mar. 1854 Katharine Mathilda, dau. of Jno. S.
Rich, Esq. (Lady Francis 0.). Res., Glenara, Bex-
hill-on-Sea, Sussex.
Lady Emma Godolphin 0., formerly a Lady of the
Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Duchess of Edinburgh,
b. 1837.
Lady Charlotte Godolphin 0., b. 1838.
Lady Blanche Godolphin, now Lady B. Morris, b.
1842, mar. 1869 the late Gen. Chas. Hy. M., C.B. (d.
1867). Res., Holly Mount, Lyndhurst, Hants.
— Da us. -in-law :
Lady DArcy 0. (Annie, dau of C. Allhusen, Esq.,
and widow of Robt. Laycock, Esq.), mar. 1887, 2nd
husb., the late Lord D'Arcy Godolphin O. (d. 1895).
Res., Churchill, Hemel Hempstead, Herts.
Lady William 0. (Mary Catherine, dau. of Jno.
Headley, Esq.), mar. 1859 the late Lord William
Godolphin 0. (d. 1885).
LEEKE, BisHOP-see "Woolwich."
LEEKE, Hon. Mrs. Ralph, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Manners.
LEES, Baronet of BlackrocJc. Sir Harcourt
James Lees, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1804), Maj. Dorset
Imper. Yeom., formerly Lieut. 60th Rifles : son
of 3rd Bt., b. 1840, sue. 1892, mar. 1872, 2nd wife
(divorced by 1st), Harriet Helen Constance, dau.
of Hy. Morgan Howard, Esq. Heir, his son J ohn
Caldwell (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, next son, Arthur
Henry James, b. 1863). Res., not fixed.
LEE
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
LEI 411
LEES, Baeonet of South Lytchett. Sir Elliott
Lees, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), D.S.O. (1900-1), M. A.,
M.P. for Birkenhead (C), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. Dorset Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1900-1 : son of Lt.-Col. Thos. E. Lees, of Oldham ;
b. i860, mar. 1882 Florence, dau. of Patrick Keith,
Esq. Heir, his son Thomas Evans Keith (b. 1886 ;
2nd heir, next son, John Victor Elliott, b. 1887).
Seat, South Lytchett Manor, Poole, Dorset; res.,
61 Hamilton Sq., Birkenhead; town house, 14
Queen Anne's Gt., S.W.
LEES, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Maria,
dau. of the late Sir Oliver Nugent, of Antigua) ,
mar. 1875 SirChas. Cameron Lees, K.C.M.G., late
Gov. of Brit. Guiana (d. 1898). Res., 40 Pem-
broke Rd., Kens., W.
LEESE, Knight. Sir Joseph Francis Zee.se,
Kt. Bach. (1895), K.C. (1891), B.A., M.P. for Ac-
crington Div. (.£.), Recorder of Manchester,
formerly Capt. 3rd Roy. Lanes. Mil. : b. 1845, mar.
1867 Mary Constance, dau. of the late ¥m. Har-
greaves, Esq. Res. , Hook Heath House, "Woking,
Surrey; 11 Queen Anne's Mansns., "Westminster,
S.W. ; chamb., 2 King's Bch. Walk, Temple, E.C.
LEESON, family name of Milltown Earldom
(now dormant and no repres. of the name).
LEFEVRE fSHAW-), Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon.
George John Shaw-Lefevre, P.C. [Gt. Br. 1880),
M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Kent, late
an M.P. (1863-85 and 1886-95), nas Deen a Civ.
Lord and Sec. to Admiralty, Under Sec. in
Home Dept., Ch. Commissr. of Works, Post-
master-Gen., Pres. Loc. Govt. Bd., &c. : b. 1832,
mar. 1874 the under-mentioned Lady Constance
Shaw-Lefevre. Res., Abbot's Worthy House,
King's Worthy, Winchester ; 18 Bryanston
Sq., W.
LEFEVRE (SHAW-), Lady Constance Emily,
dau. of 3rd E. of Ducie (q.v.) and wife of Rt.
Hon. Geo. J. Shaw-Lefevre.
LE FLEMING, Baronet. Sir Andrew Fle-
ming Hudleston Le Fleming, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1705),
son of 7th Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1883. Heir pres., his
uncle William Fleming (b. 1832; 2nd heir,
latter's son William Hudleston, b. 1861). Res.,
Herbert, Otago, N.Z.
*#* The actual surname is Fleming and the Le a
portion of the Christian name (one generation inserting
it and the next leaving it out).
LEFROY, Bishop— see "Lahore."
LEFROY, Capt. Bertram Perceval, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901-:
b. 1878.
LEFROY, Hon. Henry Bruce, C.M.G. (1903),
late Agent-Gen. for Westn. Australia; b. 1854.
LEGARD {pron. Ledj'erd), Baronet. Sir
Alciernon Willoughby Legard, 12th Bt. {Eng.
1660), 1st cousin of 11th Bt. und son of the late
Henry W. Legard, Esq. ; b. 1842, sue. 1901, mar.
1872 Alicia Egerton, dau. of the late Rev. Geo.
Brooks. Heir pres., his bro. Rev. Cecil Henry
L. (b. 1843 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Digby Alger-
non Hall, b. 1876). Seat, Ganton Hall, York;
town res., 23 Victoria Rd., Kens., W.
LEGARD, Baronet's Widow. Frances, Lady
L. (Frances Emily, dau. of Fras. Alex. Hamilton,
Esq.), mar. 1878 Sir Chas. Legard, 11th Bt.
(d. 1901). Res., 22 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
LEGARD, Col. James Digby, C.B. (Civ. 1905),
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Yorks. Roy. Garr. Artill.
(Mil.), formerly Capt. R.A., is a D.L. and Co.
Aid. for N. Rid. : b. 1846 (gt. grandson of 5th
Bt.). Re;:., Welham, Malton, Yorks.
LEGG, Capt. George Edward Wickham,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), late 3rd Batt. Roy. W.
Kent Regt. (Mil.), Sec. Soldiers' and Sailors'
Family Assoc., Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
1870. Res., 14 Pembroke Gdns., Kens., W.
LEGGE, family name of Dartmouth Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
LEGGE, Bishop— see "Lichfield."
LEGGETT, Capt. Archibald Herbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Scots Fus.; S. Africa igoo-i: b.
1877.
LEGGETT, Maj. Edward Humphrey Manisty,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1901 as Dep.
Assist. Dir. of Rails., now Dir. of Burgher Land
Settmt. in S. Africa : b. 1871. Res., Pretoria.
LEGH, family name of Newton Barony, q.v.
for " Hons."
LE GRAVE, Rev. William, D.S.O. (1902), late
R.C. Chapl. to the Forces (1st class) ; Ashanti
1895-6 ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1843.
LE HUNTE, Knight. Sir George Ruthven
Le Hunte, K. C.M.G. (1903), M.A., barrister-at-
law, Gov. of South Australia, late Lt.-Gov. of
Brit. New Guinea, prev. Colon. Sec. of Barbados
and Mauritius, and has held posts in Fiji and
Dominica : b. 1852, mar. 1884 Caroline Rachel,
dau. of Jno. Clowes, Esq. Res., Govt. House,
Adelaide; Artramont, Wexford.
LEICESTER, Baronet. Sir Peter Fleming
Frkvfauc Leicester, 8thBt. {Irel. 1671), Capt. Res.
of Offrs., formerly Lieut. 51st L.I. : son (by a late
2nd mrrge.) of) Rev. Fredc. Leicester, and 2nd
cousin of 7th Bt. (the 3rd Bn. De Tabley, on whose
decease the Barony became extinct and the Btcy.
was liberated) ; b. 1863, sue. 1895, mar. 1904 Kate
Patten, dau. of the late Edwd. M. Warden, Esq.,
of New York. Heir pres., his bro. Capt. Byron
L. (b. 1868: 2nd heir, their 2nd cousin Maj.
William Frederick b. 1831). Res., unfixed.
*#* The orig. Baronetcy of this name was created 1660
{Eng.), but it expired on the death of the 3rd Bt. -His
daughter however married Sir Jno. Byrne, 3rd Bt. of
the Irish Baronetcy of 1671, whose successor adopted
the name of Leicester. It was the next in succession,
the 5th Bt., who was created Bn. De Tabley (U.K.
1826-95). The 6th Bt. assumed the surname Warren,
hut that does not affect his present successor whose
descent is shown above.
LEICESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Lewis
Clayton, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Peterborough Dioc.
and a Canon Res. of Peterborough, formerly Vicar
of St. Margaret's, Leicester and Rur. Dean, prev.
Vic. of Dallington St. James, N'thants. : b. 1838,
mar. 1872, cons. 1903. Res., Canonry House, Peter-
borough.
LEICESTER, Earl op. Thomas William Coke
(pron. Cook), 2nd Earl ( U.K.), K.G. (1873), Lord
Lieut, of Norfolk, was Keeper of the Privy Seal to
H.M. when Prince of Wales : son of 1st E. ; b.
Dec. 26, 1822; sue. 1842 {L.U.); mar., 1st, 1843,
the late Juliana, dau. of Saml. C. Whitbread, Esq.
(she died 1870) ; 2ndly, 1875, Hon. Georgiana
Caroline Cavendish, dau. of 2nd Bn. Chesham.
Seat, Holkham, Wells R.S.O., Norfolk.
Creation. E. of Leicester and Vise. Coke, U.K. 1837.—
This Earldom, which first appears in Sir H. Nicolas's
pages with the remote date of 1103, has undergone a long
succession of extinctions and forfeitures till it' has
become distinctly a modern line. The most notable
among former holders of the title, excepting only
Sir Simon de Montfort, was the discarded favourite of
Queen Elizabeth, a f on of the Duke of Northumberland.
He (Sir Robert Dudley, K.G:.) was the only representa-
tive of that creation, and later extinct lines were started
in 1618, 1744, and 1784 (for the last of these see under
"Townshend, Marq."). An illustrious ancestor of the
present Peer is Sir Edward Coke, knighted by James I.
and appointed Chief Justice of the King's Bench.
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A descendaDt, Thos. Win. Coke, for many ye \rs jr. P.
for Norfolk, was the recipient of the present titles. The
creation of 1744 was also to a Coke.
Titled Relatives.
(Coke.)
Issue of present (2nd) E. :
By 1ST M HUGE.
Lady Julia, now Dow. Vctss. Power scourt (q.v.), b.
1844, mar. 1864 7th Vise. P., K.P. (d. 1904).
The late Lady Anne, aftds. Lady A. Mannin ham-
Bailer, b. 1845, d. 1876.
Lady Gertrude, now Ctss. of Dunmore, b. 1847, mar.
1866 7th Earl of D., q.v.
Vise. Coke, heir to Earldom: Thomas William ft,
C.V.O. (190-,), C.M.G. (1902), formerly Col. Scots
Gds., served in Egyptian and Suakin Campaigns
and in S. Africa 1900-2 with rank of Col., now Lt.-
Col. comdg. Prince of Wales's Own Norf. Artill.
(Mil.), and a Mil. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1848, mar.
1879 Hon. Alice Emily White, dau. of 2nd Bd.
Annaly, K.P. Res., The Farm House, Holkham,
Wells R.S.O., Norfolk ; 67 Grosvenor St., W. Issue :
Hon. Thomas William ft, 2nd hpir, Lieut. Scots
Gds., served in S. Africa 1902 : b. 1880.
Hon. Arthur George C.,late Midsh. R.N., b. 1882.
Hon. Marjorie Alice ft, b. 1884.
Hon. Roger C, Midshipman R.N., b. i3S6.
Hon. Alexandra Marie Bridget ft, b. 189T.
Lady Mary, now Ctss. of Dartmouth, b. 1849, mar. 1879
Vise. Lewisham, now 6th Earl of D., q.v.
Lady Winifred, now Dow. Ctss. of Leitrim (q.v.),
b. 1851, mar. 1873 the late 4th Earl of L. (d. 1892).
Lady Margaret, now The Lady Belter, b. 1852, mar.
1874 Hon. Henry Strutt, new 2nd Bn. B., q.v.
Lady Mildred, now Ctss. of Lichfield, b. 1854, mar.
1873 Vise. Anson, no^ 3rd Earl of L., q.v.
Hon. Wenman ft, late Lt.-Col. Rirle Brigade, was
A.D.C. to Vise. Wolseley when Com.-in-Ch., served
in Afghanistan 1379: b. 1855. Res., 8 St. James's
PI., S.W. (Another of the name below.)
The deceased Hon. Arthur ft, b. & d. 1858.
The deceased Hon. John ft, b. 1859, d. i860.
Bv 2ND 1IRRGE.
Hon. Richard C, late Capt. Scots Gds., served in S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1876.
Lady Mabel C, b. 1378.
Hon. Edward C, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, served in
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1879.
Hon. John Spencer ft, Lieut. Scots Gds., served in
S. Africa 1902 : b. 1880.
Hon. Reginald ft, b. 1833.
The deceased Hon. Henry C, b. 1888, d. 1892.
Hon. Lovel William ft, b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Eaul, b. 1822.)
Hon. Henry John ft, formerly Midsh. R.N., served
in China 1840-2, was Sec. to Rt. Hon. E. Horsman
when Ch. Sec. for Ireld. : b. 1827, mar. 1861 Lady
Katharine Grey Eoertoa, dau. of 2nd E. of Wilton,
G.C.H., a Lady in Waiting to H.R.H. the late
Duchess of Teek, now Extra Woman of the Bed-
chamber to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales. Res.
Longford Hall, Brailsford, Derby; 64 Victoria St.,
Hon. Wenman Clarence Walpole ft, formerly Lt.-Col.
Scots Gds., served in Crimea as A.D.C. to Lord
Rokeby, an M.P. 1858-65 : b. 1828. Res., 34 Wimpole
St., W.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Lady Katharine ft, see Hon. Henry John above.
Res., 124 Sloane St., S.W., with her son-in-law Col.
Crutchley.
LEIGH, family name of the Barony following.
LEIGH, Baron. Francis Dudley Leiqh, 3rd
Bn. (U.K.), P.O. (Gt. Br. 1895), M.A., L.C.C., a
D.L. and CO. for Warwicksh., Hon. Col. 2nd
Vol. Batt. Warwicks. Regt. and Maj. Warwicks.
Imper. Yeom , formerly Assist. Priv. Sec. to Sec.
for India (Vise. Cross) : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. July
30, 1855; sue. 1905 (L) ; mar. 1890 Frances Helene
Forbes, dau. of the late Hon. N. M. Beckwith,
of New York. Seats, Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenil-
worth, Warwicks. ; Adlestrop House, Chipping
Norton, Oxon. ; town res., 27 Hertford St., May-
fair, W.
Creation. Bn. Leigh, U.K. 1839.— The 1st Bn. was
Chandos Leigh, descended on the female side from a
Duke of Chandos, whilst his own mother was a dau. of
the 13th Lord Saye and Sele. The present Barony is a
revival of one conferred by Charles I. in 1643 upon Sir
Thos. Leigh, 2nd Bt., M.P., an earlier member of the
same family. The title lapsed only in 1806.
Titled Relatives.
(Leigh.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Margaret Elizabeth, now Ctss. of Jersey, b. 1849,
mar. 1872 7th Earl of J., q.v.
Hon. Agnes Eleanor L., b. 1853.
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. Rupert L., heir pres. to Bny., Maj. on StafTretd.,
lateof4th Drgn. Gds., serve ! in Afghanistan, Egypt,
Bechuanaland, and N.W. Front. 1897, was A.D.C.
to two Govs, of N.S. Wales, and late Mil. Sec. to
Gov. of Bombav : b. 1856. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Rowland Charles Frederick L., 2nd heir, M.A.,
barrister-at-law,was Priv.Sec. to Sec. for War (Sir H.
Campb.-B innerman) 1892-5 : b. 1859, mar. 1898 Mabel,
dau. of Gen. W. W. Gordon, of U.S. Army (Hon.
Mrs. Rowland L.). Res., 41 Montpelier Sq.,
Brompton, S.W.
Hon. Mary Cordelia Emily L. , b. 1866.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1824, d. 1905.)
Hon. Caroline, now The Dow. Lady Saye and Sele
(q.v.), b. 1825, mar. 1857 16th Bn. S. & S. (d. 1887).
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Cholmondeley, b.
1827, mar. 1848 the late Rev. the Hon. Henry Pitt
ft (d. 1905!, son of 1st Bn. Delamere, q.v.
Hon. Louisa Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
William Xewdigute, b. 1829, mar. 1870 the late Lt.-
Col. Fras. Wm. N. (d. 1893). Res., 26 Seymour St., W.
Hon. Sir Edward Chandos L., K.C.B., b. 1832— see
"Leigh, Kt. (1)."
Hon. Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. Granville Leveson-
Gower, b. 1838, mar. 1861 the late Granv. Wm.
Gresham L.-G., Esq. (d. 1895). Res., Hookwood,
Limpsrield, Surrey.
Very Rev. the Hon. James Wentworth L., D.D ,
F.S.A., Dean of Hereford, formerly Rect. of St.
Mary's, Bryanston Sq. : twin with preceding, mar.
1871 Frances, dau. of the late Pierce Butler, Esq.,
of U.S.A. (Hon. Mrs. James L.). lies., The Deanery,
Hereford.
LEIGH, Baron's Widow. The Dowager Lady
L. (Lady Caroline Amelia Grosvenor, dau. of 2nd
M. of Westminster, K.G., and gt. aunt of present
Duke), mar. 1848 2nd Bn. Leigh, P.C., Lord Lieut,
of Warwicks. (d. 1905).
LEIGH, Knight (1) and Peer's Son. Hon. Sir
Edward Chandos Leigh, K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), K.C.
(188O, M. A., Recorder of Nottingham (formerly of
Stamford) and Counsel to Speaker of H. of Com-
mons : son of 1st Bn. Leigh and bro. of present,
b. 1832, mar. 1871 Katherine Fanny, dau. of the
late Jas. Rigby. Esq. (Hon. Lady L.). lies., 45
Upper Grosvenor St., W. ; chamh., Speaker's
Counsel Room, Ho. cf Commons, S.W.
LEIGH, Knight (2). Sir Joseph Leigh, Kt.
Bach. (1894), a Dir. of Manch. Ship Canal, M.P.
for Stockport (L.), repeatedly its Mayor, formerly
a cotton-spinner: b. 1841, mar. 1868 Alice Ann
dau. of the late Danl. Adamson, Esq. lies., The
Towers, Didsbury, Manchester.
LEIGH, Capt. Chandos, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's
Own Scot. Bords. ; S. Africa 1900-1 now with
Egyptn. Army : b. 1873 (son of above Kt. 1).
LEIGH, Lt.-Col. Henry Percy Poingdestre,
CLE. (1892), LA., both Miranzai Expedns.
(as Polit. Offr.), now a Dep. Commissr. Punjab :
b. 1851. Res., Mooltan, Punjab.
LEIGHLIN, Bishop of— see " Ossory."
LEIGHTON, Baronet. Sir Bryan Baldwin
Mawddwy Leighton, 9th Bt. (Eng. 1693), Maj.
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4i3
Westmi. and Cumbi., late Shropsh., Imper.
Yeom., an Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. :
son of 8th Bt., b. i858, sue. 1837, mar. 1830
Margaret, dau. of Maj. Jno. Fletcher. Heir, his
son John Burgh Talbot (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Bichard Tihel, b. 1893). Seat, Loton Fk.,
Shrewsbury. — For the Dowager Lady see
" Warren (Leighton-)."
LEINING-EN — see Royal Family.
LEINSTER (pron. L'nster), Duke of.
Maurice Fitz Gerald, 6th Duke (Irel., Premier
Duke, Marq., and Earl), will sit (on coming of
age) as Vise. Leinster (Gt. Br.) : son of 5th D. ;
b. March 1, 1887; sue. 1893. Seats, Carton,
Maynooth, Co. Kildare ; Kilkea Castle, Mageney
R.S.O., same Co.
Creations. Ire1.: Bn. of Offaly, 1203 by tenure; E. of
Kildare, 1316 ; M. of Kildare and E. of Offaly, 1761 ; D. of
Leinster, 1766. Gt. Br. .- Vise. Leinster, 1747. U.K. : Bn.
Kildare, 1870.— Gerald Fitzma<uice FitzGe»-ald, the 1st
Bn., wis son of Maurice FitzGerald, "patriarch of the
Irish Geraldines," and a distinguished warrior, who,
with the aid of Strongbow «nd a mere 600 English
troops, defeated 30,000 Irish, who under Roderick, King
of Ireland, had invested Dublin, the latter monarch
having previo isl v driven the King of LeiDster from his
teriitory, whilst the purpose of Maurice and Strongbow
was to reint,tata bim. The 2nd Fn. Offaly introduced
the Franciscans and Dominicans into Ireland ; the 6th
was cr<ntei Earl of Kildare. and it was in his time that
the fam ly coat of arms, containing three monkeys, was
adopted, in consequence, it is said, of this Earl, when an
infant, having been rescued fro a a fire by a tame ape,
whi 'h tenderly bor him aloft into one of the towers.
Several Earls of Kildare have figured in English history.
The 7th was Lord Deputy of Ireland and afterwards Lord
Chancellor. The 8th, called "Geroit Mor" (i.e. Gerald
the Great), was for 33 years Lord Deputy and Lord
Justice, and was also a warrior famed for his strength.
He was deceived into supporting Lambert Simnei in
his claims to the throne, and engaged in the conflict
with Henry VII. 's troops; but he afterwards made
his peace with the King, and in the following year gave
valiant aid against Pevkin Warbeck. The 9th Earl
incurred the hatred of Wolsey and was commited to the
Tower, where he died from horror at the sentence of
excommunication pronounced against him for the murder
of Archbp. Alcn, committed by his followers. The ioi,h
Earl, his son, in consequence threw off his English
allegiance and revolted, but surrendered under promise
of pardon, which Henry VIII. violated and hid him
hanged, drawn, and quartered. The nth Earl, then but
a boy of twelve, had to flee the country, and was housed
and brought up at Rome by Cardinal Pole. Edward VI.
restored him his estates, and Mary his honours. The
20th Earl wis constituted Marquess and Duke, and
awarded also the British Vis jaunty. The Kildare
Barony was created for the heir of the 3rd Duke during
the 1. ft time of his father.
Titled Relatives.
(FitzGerald.)
Surviving issue of$'h D. (bros. of present) :
(Present Duke, b. 1387.)
Lord Desmond ]<'., heir pres. to Dukedom, b. i388.
Lord Edward F. , 2nd heir, b. 1832.
Issue of 4th D. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 5th Duke, b. 1851, d. 1893.)
Lady Alice F. , b. 1853, mar. i332 to her relative Col.
Chas. J. O. FitzGerald, C.B., q.v.
Lady Eva F.,b. 1855 (Jan.). \ Res., with Lord
Lady Mabel F. , b. 1855 (Dec). / Walter, below.
Lord Frederick F., late Maj. King's Roy. Rifle Corps
(served in Afghanistan 1373-80, S. Africa 1881 Egypt,
and Nile), and Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 8th Batt. of
same (Mil.), is a C.C. for Kildare, appd. 1302 a
Commissi-, of Natl. Education in Ireland : b. 1857.
Club, Jun. U. Serv.
Lord AValter F, late Capt. 4th Batt. froth Rifles and
Hon. Mai. 8th Batt. Kings Roy. Rifles (Mil.):
b. 1858. Res., Kilkea Castle, Mageney R.S.O., Co.
Kildare.
Lord Charles F., formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. R,oy. Dubl.
Fus. (Mil.), b. 1859, mar. 1887 Alice Sidonia, dau. of
Pericles Claudius, Esq. (Lady Charles F.). Ri3.,
Fernlea Villa, Riidell's Cre jk, Victoria, Aust.
Lord George F, B.A., formerly Priv. Sec. to Gov. of
Jamaica (Sir H. A. Blake) : b. 1862. Club, Roy Socs.
Lord Henry F., formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. <th
Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.), b. 1863, mar. 1891 Inez
Charlotte Grace, dau. of Com. Win. J. Casberd-
Boteler, R.N. (Lady Henry F.). Res., 1 Sloane Ct.
East, S.W.
Lady Nesta F., b. 1863. Rss., with Lord AValter.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Maurice F., ne'e Lady Adelaide Jane Frances
Forbes, dau. of 7th E. of Granard, mar. 1880 the
late Lord Maurice F. (d. 1901). Res., Johnstown
Castle, Wexford.
Dau.-in-laiv of yd D. (gt. aunt of present) :
Lady-Gerald F. (Anne Agnes, dau. of Jas. Barker,
Esq. ), mar. i352 the late Lord Gerald F. (d. i886>.
Res., 21 Sussex Mansns., Suss. PL, S. Kens., S.W.
LEITH, Baroxet— see" Buchanan (Leith-)."
LEITH, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, dau. of 1st
Bn. Swansea.
LEITH, Lady Mary Isabella, sist. of 12th
E. of Camwath.
LEITH (FORBES-), Johv, created a Baron
Nov. 1905 (title not announced as we go to press).
LEITRIM, Earl op. Charles Clements,
5th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn. Clements (U.K.);
Lieut, of Co. of City of Londonderry, late Lieut.
9th Lancers, served in S. Africa 1900-2: son of
4th E. ; b. June 23, 1879; sue. 1892 (C.) ; mar.
1902 Violet Lena, dau. of the late Robt. Hender-
son, Esq. Seat, Mulroy, Milford, Co. Donegal.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Leitrim, 1783 ; Vise. L. 1793 ;
Earl of L. 1795. U.K. : Bn. Clements, 1831. "Vise.
Clements" is the courtesv-title of an eld. son.— Robert
Clements, son of the Rn. Hon. Nathaniel (dements, M.P.,
Deputy Vice-Treasurer of Ireland, was awarded success-
ively the three Irish titles, that of U.K. falling to his
son and successor.
Titled Relatives.
(Cleimnts. )
Surviving issue of \fh E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Winifred Edith, now Lady W. Renshaw, b. 1874,
mar. i393 Arthur H. R , Esi. Res., Woodend,
Houston, Johnstone, Renfrewsh. ; 37 Portman
Sq.,W.
Lady (Mary) Hilda, now Lady H. Strutt, b. 1875,
mar. 1303 Hon. Robt. Jno. S., eld. son and heir of
3rd Bn. Rayleigh.
Lady Maude, now Lady M. Vivian, b. 1877, mar
1899 th" late Maj. Henry Wyndham V. (d. 1501),
gt. nephew of 1st Bn. S wansea. Res., 48 Seymour
St., Portman Sq., W.
(Present Earl, b. 1879.)
Hon. Francis Patrick C, heir pres. to Earldom,
Midsh. R.N. : b. 1885. (No 2nd heir.)
Lady Kathleen C, b. i883.
Sists. of a;h E. (aunts of present ; granted rank of
Earl's daus. 1878) :
Lady Anne, now Lady A. Cosserat, b. 1840, mar. 1885,
2nd husb., the late Rev. Geo. P. Graham C. (d.
1889). Res., Gordon, Highweek, Newton Abbot,
Devon.
Lad/ Caroline, now Lady C. Madden, b. 1342, mar.
1864 the late Jno. M., Esq. (d. 1902). Res., Hilton
Pk., Clones, Co. Monaghan.
Lady Elizabeth Emily, now Lady E. Harper, b.
1845, mar. 1873 the late Henry And. H., Esq. (d.
1900).
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1847, d. 1S92.)
Lady Louisa Frances, now Lady L. Hamilton, b.
1848, mar. 1863, fs 2nd wife, Ven. Geo. Hans H.,
D. U. Archdn. of Northumb. and Canon of Durham.
Res., The College, Durham.
Lady Selina Charlotte, now Lady S. Lyndon, b. 1854,
mar. 1892 the late Geo. Ern. L., Esq., M.D. (d.
1894). Res., Claremont, Kingskerswell, Newton
Abbot, Devon.
Lady Mary Florence Edith, now The Lady Mostyn,
a Lady of Grace St. .rohn Jerus. : h. 1857, mar. 1873
Lloyd N. V. Lloyd-Vernon, Esq., now 3rd Bn. M.,
q.v.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1S06, a-sapsin i*ed 1878.)
Hon. Mrs. Francis C. (Amelia, dau. of Sir Wm.
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V'erner, ist Bt., M.P.), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, the
late Rev. the Hon. Francis Nathl. C. (d. year of
mrrge.).
LEITRIM, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of L., nee Lady Winifred Coke, dau. of 2nd E. of
Leicester, b. 1851, mar. 1873 4*n E. of Leitrim (d.
1832). Bes., 40 Portman Sq., W.
LELAND, Capt. Herbert John Collett,
D.S.O. (1901;, Roy. Munst. Fus. ; Gold Coast and
Ashanti : b. 1873.
LELY, Knight. Sir Frederick Styles Philpin
Lehj, K.C.I.E. (1905), C.S.I. (1901), has held posts
in I.C.S. from i859, has had administration of
Sachin and Porbandar States, is an Addit. Memb.
of Gov.'s Counc. Bombay, and Acting Ch. Com-
missr. of Centr. Provs. : b. 1846. Bes., Bombay.
LE MARCH ANT, Baronet. Sir Henry Denis
Le Marchant, 2nd Bt. ( U.K. 1841), M. A., barrister-
at-law : son of 1st Bt., b. 1839, sue. 1874, mar.
1869 the under-mentioned Hon. Lady Le Mar-
chant. Heir, his son Denis (b. 1870; 2nd heir,
next son, Edward Thomas, b. 1871). Seat,
Chobham PL, Woking, Surrey ; town res., 44 Pont
St., Belgrave Sq., S.W.
LE MARCHANT, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn.
Belper (q.v.) and wife of Sir Henry D. Le Mar-
chant, Bt.
LE MARCHANT, Capt. Louis St. Gratien,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Lanes. Regt. ; Chitral Relief,
S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1866.
LEMASS, Peter Edmund, I.S.O. (1903),
L.R.C.S.I., Sec. to Bd. of National Education,
Ireland : b. 1850. Res., 4 Leeson Pk., Dublin.
LE MESSURIER, Col. Augustus, CLE. (1886),
R.E.retd. (1893); Mutiny, Abyss. 1867-8, Afghn.,
and Hazara 1891 : b. 1837. -#es-> 57 Mount
Avenue, Ealing, W.
LE MESURIER, Col. Cecil Brooke, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), R.A. retd. (1889); Afghn. 1878-80:
b. 1831, mar. 1854 Ctss. Nicoiina Zancarol. Bes.,
11 Drayton Ct., Old Brompton, S.W.
LE MESURIER, Col. Frederick Augustus,
C. B. (Mil. 1893), R.E. retd. (1896), a barrister-at-
law ; Boer "War 1880-1 as Comdt. of Pretoria,
Soudan 1885, was Insp. of Army Signalling 1875-80,
comd. R.E. 1882-8, and was Ch. Engr. in Ireld.
1889-94: b. 1839. Bes., 31 St. Margaret's Rd.,
Oxford.
LE MESURIER, Havilland, CLE. (1903),
I.C.S., late Collector at Patna, and Chmn. of
Patna Municipality.
LEMMON, Col. Thomas Warne, C.B. (Civ.
1897), Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. E. SurrevRegt. (Mil.) :
b. 1838. Bes., Ewhurst PI., nr. Guildford.
LE MOINE, Knight. Sir James M'Piierson
Le Moine, Kt. Bach. (1897), barrister-at-law, an
upper official in Canad. Inld. Rev. Office, Lt.-Col.
Sedentary Mil. of the Dominion, and memb. of
numerous scient. socs., late Pres. Roy. Soc. of
Canada, author of various works on that country :
b. 1825, mar. 1856 Harriet Mary, dau. of Edwd.
Atkinson, Esq. Bes., Spencer Grange, Quebec.
LE MOTTEE (Mottee), Capt. Edward
D'Albret, D.S.O. (1900-1), Capt. Glouc. Regt.;
S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1873.
LEMPRIERE(-ere), Maj. Henry Anderson,
D. S.O. (1900-1), 7th Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, now Brig. -Maj. 3rd Cav. Brig. : b. 1867.
LENDON, Lieut. Penry Bruce, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1905), 4th Batt. Roy. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.).
LENG, Knight. Sir John Leng, Kt. Bach.
(1893), M.P. for Dundee (£.), and a D.L. for the
Co. and City, Editor and managing proprietor of
the Dundee Advertiser and founder of several
Scottish newspapers : b. 1828, mar. 1897, 2nd wife,
Mary, dau. of the late Wm. Low, Esq. Bes.,
Kinbrae, Newport-on-Tay R.S.O., Fifesh. ; town
addresses, St. Ermin's Hotel, Caxton St., Westmr.,
S.W., and 186 Fleet St., E.C
LENNARD, Baronet. Sir Henry Arthur
Hall am Farnaby Lennard, 2nd Bt. of Wickham
Court {U.K. 1880), a D.L. and CO for Kent, and
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Kent Artill. Mil. : son of
1st Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1899, mar. 1894 Beatrice
Charlotte Emily, dau. of Albemarle Cator, Esq.
Heir, his son Stephen Arthur Hallam Farnaby
(b. i8gg ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Wickham Ct., West
Wickham, Kent.
LENNARD, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady L. (Isabella, dau. of the late Jas. Brand,
Esq.), of League of Mercy, mar. 1890, as 3rd wife,
Sir Jno. F. Lennard, 1st Bt. (d. 1899).
LENNARD (BARRETT-), Baronet. Sir
Thomas Barrett-Lennard, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1801),
M.A., a Co. Aid. for Essex, was High Sheriff of
that county 1865 and of Monaghan 1868, is a
D.L. for both Cos. : grandson of 1st Bt. and son
of the late Thos. Barrett-Lennard, Esq., M.P. ;
b. 1826, sue. 1857, mar. 1853 Emma, dau. of Rev.
Sir Jno. Page Wood, 2nd Bt. Heir, his son
Thomas (b. 1853; 2nd heir, next son, Richard
Ffynes, b. 1861). Seat &c., Belhus, Purfleet,
Essex ; Woodingdean, Brighton ; 7 Lewes Cresc,
Brighton.
LENNOX, Duke of, Scottish title (1675) of
D. of Richmond and Gordon.
LENNOX, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Susan
Hay, dau. of Adm. Sir Jno. G. Sinclair, 8th
Bt. of Stevenson), mar. 1867, as 2nd wife, Gen.
Sir Wilbraham O. Lennox, K.C.B., (d. 1897,
grandson of 4th D. of Richmond). Bes., East
Pallant House, Chichester.
LENNOX (BATEMAN - HANBURY - XIN-
CAID-), Hon. Charles Spencer ("Hon. Spencer
Hanbury"), son of 1st Bn. Bateman.
LENNOX (GORDON-), family name of Rich-
mond and Gordon Dukedom, q.v. for "Lords,"
"Ladies," and Hon. Frederick.
LENNOX (GORDON-), Priv. Counc. and
Peer's Son. Rt. Hon. Lord Walter Charles
Gordon-Lennox, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1891), an M.P.
1888-94, Treas. of the Household 1891-2 and a
former Priv. Sec. to M. of Salisbury : son of 6th
D. of Richmond and bro. of present, b. 1865,
mar. 1889 Alice Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hon.
Geo. H. E. Ogilvie-Grant, son of 6th E. of Seafield
(Lady Walter G.-L.). Bes., 12 Prince's Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
LEONARD, John William, C.M.G. (1902),
late Chief Clerk and Princ. Accountant in the
Office of the Crown Agents for the Colonies : b.
1832. Bes., Pains Hill Cottage, Cobham, Surrey.
LERCHENFELD, Countess— see Hon. Jas. S.
Erskine, under 2nd Bn. E.
LESLIE, family name of Rothes Earldom as
regards issue and sists. of present Earl ; but see
below, including compds.
LESLIE, Baronet of Glasslough. Sir John
Leslie, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1876), B.A., a D.L. for
Cos. Donegal and Monaghan, an M.P. 1871-80,
formerly Capt. 1st Life Gds. : son of the late
Chas. P. Leslie, Esq., M.P. ; b. 1822, mar. 1856 the
under-mentioned Lady Constance Leslie. Heir,
his son Lt.-Col. John L. (b. 1857; 2nd heir,
latter's son John Randolph, b. 1885). Seat, Glass-
lough R.S.O., Co. Monaghan ; town res., 22 Man-
chester Sq., W.
LES
Baronetage, Knightage, <fye.
LEV
415
LESLIE, Baronet of Wardis. Sir Norman
Roderick Alexander David Leslie, 8th Bt. {Scot.
1625), son of 7th Bt., b. 1889, sue. 1905. Heir, his
1st cous. twice rem., John (b. 1840 ; 2nd heir, a
bro. of latter), lies., unfixed.
LESLIE. Baronet's Widow. Lady L. of War-
dis (May, dau. of R. M. Edwards, Esq.), mar.
1879 Sir Chas. H. Leslie, 7th Bt., C.B. (d. 1905).
Ess. with 8th Bt.
LESLIE, Knight. SirBRADFORDLes^V.K.C.I.E.
(1887), M.Inst.C.E., built the Jubilee Bridge
over the Hooghly, and executed other notable
works in Bengal: b. 1831, widower. Res., 8 Sussex
PI., Reg. Pk., N.W.
LESLIE, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. L., Scot.
1445) , son and heir of E. of Rothes.
LESLIE, Lady Constance Wilhelmina Fran-
ces, sist. of 4th E. of Portarlington (q.v.) and
wife of the above Sir Jno. Leslie, Bt.
LESLIE, Maj. G., D.S.O. (1902), Hon. Maj.
(retd.) Lanes. Rif. Vo!s., was Medical Officer to
Roberts's Horse in S. Africa 1902.
LESLIE (HA WORTH-), family name of
Rothes Earldom as regards issue of 18th Ctss.
(q.v. for " Ladies " and Hon. Edward).
LESLIE-MELVILLE -see " Melville, L.- "
LESSARD, Col. Francois Louis, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Roy. Canad. Drgns. ; N. W. Rebelm.
1835, S. Africa 1899-1900, now A.D.C. to Gov.-
Gen. of Canada : b. i85o. Res., Toronto.
LE STRANGE, Hon. Mrs. Roland, dau. of 18th
Bn. Hastings.
LE SUEUR, Henry, I.S.O. (1905), Collector of
Customs at Cape Town.
LETCHWORTH, Knight. Sir Edward Letch-
worth, Kt. Bach. (1902), F.S.A., Grand Sec. -of
Engl. Freemasons and a Gov. of Foundling and
St. Barthol.'s Hosps., formerly Capt. Middx.
Rifle Vols, and a solicitor: b. 1833, mar. 1902
Mary Constance, widow of Thos. Blaikie, Esq.
Res., 14 Cornwall Gdns , S. Ken-., S.W.
LETHBRIDGE, Bahonet. Sir Wroth Periam
Christopher Lethbridge, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1804),
late Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1863,
sue. 1902, mar. 1892 Alianore, dau. of the late
Edwd. S. Cbandos-Pole, E^q., and granddau. of
5th E. of Harrington. Heir, his son Hector
Wrothe (b. 1898; 2nd heir, Bo.'s bro. Maj.
Ernest Astley Edmund L., D.S.O., q.v.). Seat,
Sandhill Pk., Taunton; town res., 17 Hyde Pk.
St., W.
LETHBRIDGE, Knight (1). Lt.-Col. Sir
Alfred Swaine Lethbridge, K.C.S.I. (1896), M.D.,
I.M.S. retd. (1898), late Gen. Supt. for Suppression
of Thuggee and Dacoitee, Addit. Memb. Counc.
of Viceroy, and Insp.-Gen. of Prisons in Burma
and Bengal : b. 1844, mar. 1899 Edith Seymour,
dau. of Hy. F. Waring, Esq., and widow of Geo.
Bellett, Esq. Res., Windhover, Bursledon, South-
ampton ; 143 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
LETHBRIDGE, Knight (2). Sir Roper Leth-
bridge, K.C.I.E. (1890; Kt. Bach. 1885), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Devon, an M.P. 1885-
92, formerly Polit. Agent and Press Commissr.
India, and editor of Calcutta Quart. Review, is
memb. of Counc. of E. Ind. Assoc. and of National
Ind. Assoc., author of 'The Golden Book of India':
b. 1840, mar. 1897, 2n<^ husb. to 2nd wife, Emma,
dau. of the late Jno. Neave, Esq., and widow of
Fredk. Burbidge, Esq. Res., Exbourne Manor,
Exbourne R.S.O., N. Devon. (Lady L., 21 Corn-
wall Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.)
LETHBRIDGE, Maj. Ernest Astley Edmund,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Oxfordsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1864 (2nd heir to above Btcy.)
LEUCHARS, Lt.-Col. George, C.M.G. (1903),
Maj . and Hon. Lt.-Col. Umvoti Mtd. Rifles (Natal) ;
S. Africa lSgg-iqoo.
LEVEN and MELVILLE, Earl of. Ronald
Ruthven Leslie-Melville, 13th E. of Levenand 10th
of Melville {Scot.), K.T. (1905), P.C. (at. Br. 1902),
M.A,, a Scottish Repres. Peer (el. 1891), Lord
Keeper of the Privy Seal of Scotld., a Lieut, for
City of London, and D.L. for Nairnsh., has been
from 1898 Lord High Commissr. to Gen. Assemb.
of Ch. of Scotld. : son of nth E. and half-bro. of
12th; b. Dec. 19, 1835; sue. 1889 (C.) ; mar. 18S5
Hon. Emma Selina Portman, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Portman. Seats, Glenferness, Nairnsh., Dava
B.S.O. ; Hintonwood House, Bournemouth : Roe-
hampton House, Roehampton, S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Melville, 1616 ; E. of Leven and
Bn. Balgonie, 1641 ; E. of Melville, Vise. Kirkaldie, and
Bn. Raith, Monymail, and Balwearie, 1690.— Sir Robt.
Melville (Kt.), a B.C. of Scotland and Ambassador to
England, the 1st Bn., was distinguished by his dauntless
endeavour to prevent the shameful execution of Mary
Queen of Scots, which boldness of his caused Elizabeth
to threaten his life ; but after that arbitrary woman had
passed away, King James elevated him to the Peerage as
Bn. Melville, also appointing him Vice-Chancellor and
an Extra Lord of Session (as Ld. Murdocarnie). The 4th
Bn. obtained from William III. the Earldom of Melville
with its accompanying Viscounty and Baronies, though
previously he had been involved in therebeilion of Mon-
mouth, and been in consequence attainted. The Earl-
dom of Leven had a separate commencement, having
been conferred upon Gen. Sir Alex. Lesley, a distin-
guished commander, who, having first served under
Gustavus Adolphus, afterwards led a Scottish Army of the
Covenanters in an invasion of England against Charles I.,
and had an important share in the victory of Marston
Moor, but who, upon the treaty with that monarch,
so won M3 favour that he raised him to this Peerage, and
obtained his continued services upon the Royalist side.
His granddaughter married the 1st Earl of Melville, and
thus, on the failure of the direct Leven line, the two
Earldoms came to be united. There have been two
Countesses in the Leven line, and the present Peer will
be reckoned the 13th or nth according as these are
or are not included in the numbering. Our practice
in this work is to count the entire line, male and
female alike ; but some authorities allow themselves to
vary from one plan to the other, doubtless to suit the
preference of individual Peers.
Titled Relatives.
(Leslie-Melville.)
Lssue of present (\2th) E. :
Lord Balgonie, heir to Earldom : John David L.-M.,
b. i836.
Lady Constance Betty L.-M., b. 1888.
Hon. Archibald Alexander L.-M., 2nd heir, b. 1890.
Hon. David William L.-M., b. 1892.
Hon. Ian L.-M., b. 1894.
Surviving issue of i\th E. (bro. and sist. of pre-
sent; 12th d. unmrrd.) :
1817 by 1st rnrrge., d. 1889.)
(The late 12th Earl, b.
(Present Earl, b. 1835.)
Hon. Norman L.-M., formerly Capt. Gren. Gds. and
2>?thFoot: b. 1839, mar. 1861 Georgina, dau. of Wm.
S" Ball, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Norman L.-M.). Res., z\
Elvaston PI., 8. Kens., S.W.
Lady Florence Lucy L.-M., b. 1848. Res., Redhouse,
Roehampton, S.W.
Dau. of 10th E. (1st cousin of present) :
Lady Susan Lucy L.-M., formerly Lady of the Bed-
chamber to H.R.H. the Duchess of Kent, now
an Hon. Bedchamber Woman to H.R.H. Princess
Christian: b. 1828. Res., Heathfield, Wimbledon
Common, S.W.
LEVERSON, Col. Julian John, C.M.G. (1897),
R.E. ret. (1904) ; Egypt 1883, Bechuanald. 1884-5,
late Bound. Commissr. for Brit, and Portug.
spheres in E. Africa, formerly comdg. R.E. in
Barbados : b. 1853. Res.^ 11 Park Ln., W.
416 LEV
Directory of Peerage,
LEY
LEVESON, Baron {U.K. 1833), a title of the
Granville Earldom, borne (as "Lord") by the
heir when a son.
LEVESON-GOWER— see " Gower, Leveson-."
LEVETT, Lady Jane Lissey Harriet, dau. of
7th E. of Denbigh.
LEVETT, Lady Margaret Emily, dau. of 8th
E. of Shaftesbury.
LEVEY, Charles Joseph, I.S O. (1904), late
Tmper. Commissr. and Resid. Magist. in W.
Transvaal, comd. local troops in Transkeian and
Terubu Wars and as Hon. Lt.-Col. in Boer "War
1900 : b. 1846. Res., Zeerust, Transvaal.
LEVEY, George Collins, C.M.G. (1878), a
noted Melbourne journalist who has also been
engaged in mining pursuits and has travelled
largely in Europe, an M.L.A. of Victoria 1861-6,
and has acted as Sec. to Commssns. for several
Internat. Exhibns. : b. 1835. Res., 7 Montagu
Rd., Richmond, Surrey; Lafayette, St. Kilda,
Melbourne.
LEVINGE, Baronet. Sir Richard William
Levinga, lothBt. {Irel. 1704), 2nd Lieut. S. of Ireld.
Imper. Yeom., late Lieut. 8th Hussars : son of gth
Bt., b. 1878, sue. 1900. Heir pres., his bro. Thomas
Vere (b. 1880; 2nd heir, next bro., Reginald
Augustus, b. 1883). Res., Knockdrin Castle,
Mullingar.
LEVINGE, Baronet's Widow. Lady L.
! Emily Judith, dau. of Sir Richd. Sutton, 4th
Bt.), mar. 1876 Sir Wm. H. Levinge, 9th Bt. (d.
1900). Res., with 10th Bt.
LEVINGSTONE, Baron (Scot. 1660) — see
"Newburgh, E. of."
LEVITA, Maj. Cecil Bingham, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1901), R.H.A., Matabeleld. 1896, S. Africa
1899-1900, has been A.D C. to Lt.-Gen. Sir B.
Russell : b. 1867. Club, Nav. and Mil.
LEWES, Earl of {by courtesy— title U.K. 1876) >
eld. son and heir of M. of Abergavenny.
LEWES, Knight. Sir Samuel William Sayer
Lewes, Kt. Bach. (1886), formerly Dir. of Victual-
ling R.N., in Admiralty 1841-86, has been Capt.
27th Kent Rif. Vols. : b. 1824. Res., i63Lewisham
High Rd., S.E.
LEWES, Capt. Price Vaughan, D.S.O. (1893).
R.N., served against Somalis 1893, Crete 1898:
b. 1865.
LEWIN, Capt. Arthur Corrie, D.S.O. (1902),
19th Hussars : S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1874. Res.,
Castlegrove, Tuam, Co. Gal way.
LEWIS, Baronet of Ilarpton Court. Sir Her-
bert Edmund Franklaxd Levis, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1846), a D.L. for Radnor (High Sheriff 1886) :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1846, sue. 1883, mar. 1889 Maria
Louisa, dau. of Jas. A. Taylor, Esq., of Strensham
Ct., and widow of Col. G. F. Dallas. Heir, none.
Sent, Harpton Ct., RadnorsL., nr. Kington.
LEWIS, Baronet of Nantgwine. Sir William
Thomas Lewis, 1st Bt, (U.K. 1896; Kt. Bach.
1885), F.G.S., M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E., a D.L. for
Glamorg. , an extensive colliery owner in S. Wales,
Past Pres. of Mining Assoc. of Gt. Brit, and of S.
Wales and Monm. Coal Assoc., a memb. of Roy.
Commssns. on Coal Supplies and Trade Disputes,
prev. of other Commssns., High Sheriff of Brecon
1884 : son of the late Thos. Wm. Lewis, Esq.. of
Abercanaid Hou?e, Merthyr Tydvil ; b. 1837,
widower. Heir, his son Herbert Clark ib. 1866;
2nd heir, latter' s son, William Brereton Couch-
man, b. 1901). Seats, The Mardy, Aberdare,
Glamorg.; Hean Castle, Saundersfoot B.S.O.,
Pembrokes. ; town res., 22A Queen Anne's Gt.,
St. James's, S.W.
LEWIS, Baronet of Portland Place. Sir
George Henry Lewis, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902; Kt.
Bach. 1893), C.V.O. (1905), well-known solicitor,
head of Lewis and Lewis, of Ely PL, has been
engaged in the leading trials for years past : son
of Jas. Graham Lewis, Esq., b. 1833, mar. 1867,
2nd wife, Elizabeth, dau. of Ferd. Eberstadt,
Esq., of Mannheim. Heir, his son George
James Graham (b. 1868; no 2nd heir). Res.,
The Danish Pavilion, Overstrand, Cromer ; 88
Portland PL, W.
LEWIS, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Neil Elliot
Lewis, K.CM.G. (1902), M.A., B.C.L., late Prime
Minister of Tasmania ( 1899-1903), prev. Attorney-
Gen., is Vice-Chanc. of Univ. and memb. of ihe
Federal Exec. Counc. of Australasia : b. 1858,
mar. 1896 Lina Henrietta, dau. of Chas. Youl,
Esq. Res., Augusta Rd., Hobart.
LEWIS, Knight (2). Sir Walter Llewellyn
Lewis, Kt, Bach. (1904), M.A., Ch. Justice of Brit.
Honduras, prev. Registr. of Supr. Ct., Trinidad :
b. 1849, mar. 1887 Jane Mary, dau. of the late
Jno. R. Dealy, Esq. Res., Belize, Honduras.
LEWIS, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Edith,
dau. of Hon. Wm. Grant, formerly M.L.C. of
Sierra Leone) , mar. 1892, as 2nd wife, Sir Samuel
Lewis, C.M.G., a native African, and sometime
Ch. Justice of Sierra Leone (d. 1903). Res.,
Oxford St., Freetown, and Christine vi lie, both in
S. Leone.
LEWIS, Col. Bridges George, D.S.O. (1900-1),
E. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1857.
LEWIS, Col. David Francis, C.B. (Mil. 1898),
Chesh. Regt. retd. (1905) ; Zululd. 1878, Soudan
1888-9 and 1897-9, and Dongola, late Gov. of
Kassala, is an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1855. Club,
Nav. and Mil.
LEWIS, Maj. John, C.M.G. (190O, Duke of
Edinb.'s Own Vol. Rifles ; S. xlfrica 1900-1 :
b. 1850.
LEWIS, Col. Percy John Tonson, C.M.G.
(1901), A.S.C. retd. (1905); Nile 1889, Gambia
1891-2, and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1861.
LEV/IS, Richard, I.S.O. (1903), Accountant,
Irish Land Commssn.
LEWIS, Maj. R. C, D.S.O. (1900-1), Tasm.
Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa igoo-i.
LEWIS, Col. Somers Reginald, C.B. (Civ.
1897), V.D., R.M. letd. (1879), a solicitor; China
and Japan 1863-6, late Hon Col. W. Lond. Rifle
Vols.: b. 1843. Res., 3 Vicarage Gt., Kens., W. ;
1-3 Albany Ct. Yd., Piccadilly, W.
LEWIS (LE-ROY-\ Col. Herman, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), B.A., Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Hants. Imper. Yeom., a D.L. for the Co., Hgh
Sheriff 1902 ; S. Africa 1899-1901, was A A.G. for
Imper. Yeom. at Cape Town: b. i860. Res.,
Westbury House, Petersfield, Hants.
LEWIS (OWEN-), Maj. Arthur Francis,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Capt. and Hon. Maj. 6th Bait.
Lanes. Fus. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1868.
LEWISHAM, Viscount (by courtesy— title Gt.
Br. 1711), eld. son and heir of E. of Dartmouth.
LEYDEN, DE-see " De Leyden."
LEYLAND (NAYLOR-), Baronet. Sir Albert
Edward Herbert Naylor-I^eyland, 2nd Bt.
{U.K. 1895), son of 1st Bt., b. 1890, sue. 1899.
ILeir pres., his bro. George Vvvyan (b. 1892;
no snd heir). Seat, Nantclwyd Hall, Ruthin,
N. Wales.
LEYLAND (NAYLOR-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady N.-L. (Jeanie Wilson, dau. of Wm. S.
LEY
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
LIF
4i7
Chamberlain, Esq., of Ohio), mar. 1889 Sir Herb.
S. Naylor-Leyland, 1st Bt., M.P. (d. 1899). Res.,
Hyde Pk. House, 60 Knightsbridge, S.W.
LEYS, Peter, C.M.G. (1890), M.B., Cons.-Gen.
for Borneo 1881-9, admind. Govt, of Labuan
1881 : b. 1851. lies., Kilmory, Cambuslang,
Glasgow.
LIBERTON, &c, Baron {Scot. 1639)— see
" Carnwath, E. of."
LICHFIELD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. the Hon.
Augustus Legge, D.D., 92nd Bp., formerly Hon.
Canon of Rochester, Proctor in Convoc. for that
Diocese, Vic. of Sydenham, Rur. Dean and Vie.
of Lewisham and Rur. Dean of Greenwich : son
of 4th E. of Dartmouth, b. Nov. 28, 1839, cons.
1891, ent. Lords 1896 (C), mar. 1877 Fanny
Louisa, dau. of the late "Wm. B. Stopford Sack-
ville, Esq., grandson of 2nd E. of Courtown (Hon.
Mrs. Augustus L.). Ees., The Palace, Lichfield.
LICHFIELD, Earl of. Thomas Francis
Anson, 3rd Earl {U.K.), B.A., a D.L. and
Co. Aid. of Staffordsh. : son of 2nd E. ; b. Jan.
31, 1856; sue. 1892 {L.U.) ; mar. 1878 Lady Mil-
dred Coke, dau. of 2nd E. of Leicester. Seats,
Shugborough Hall, Stafford ; Orgreave Hall,
Lichfield; Ranton Abbey, Eccleshall R.S.O.,
Staffs. ; town res., 38 Gt. Cumberld. PL, Hyde
Pk., W.
Creations. U.K. : Vise. Anson and En. Soberton, 1806 ;
E. of Lichfield, 1831.— Thos. Anson, great nephew of
A dm. George Anson, the famous navigator, was awarded
the Viscounty (originally granted 1747 to the Admiral,
but lapsing at his death), his son being raised to the
Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Anson.)
Index to the series below (for "sep."see under
"Anson ") :
Hn. Adelbert, 3. Hn. Claud, 2. Ha. Geo. Aug. 2.
Hu. Alfred, 2. Ly. Clodagh, 2. Ly. Mabel, 1.
Hn. Mrs. Algn. sep. Hn. Francis, 2. Hn. Rupert, 1.
Hn. Arth. Aug. 1. Hn. Freda W. 2. Ly. Violet, 1.
Ly. Audrey, 2. Hn. Mrs. Fdk. sep. Hn. William, 2.
1. Issue of present {yd) E.:
Lady Bertha, now Lady B. Eyerton, b. 1G79, mar. 1902
Hon. Thomas Henry Frederick E., son of 3rd E.
of Ellesmere, q.v.
Lady Mabel A., b. 1882.
Vise. Anson, heir to Earldom: Thomas Edward A.,
b. 1883.
Lady Violet A., b. 1886.
Hon. Arthur Augustus A. , 2nd heir, b. 1887.
Hon. Rupert A., b. 1889.
2. Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1856.)
Hon. George Augustus A., formerly Capt. R.A., is a
D. L. and Ch. Const, of Staffordsh. : b. 1857, mar.
1884 Blanche Mary, dau. of the late ueo. Miller,
Esq., of VVestbury-on-Trym (Hon. Mrs. George A.).
Res., Tixall Hall, Stafford.
Lady Florence Beatrice, now Lady F. Streat/eild, b.
i860, mar. 1885 Col. Henry S., M. V.O., q.v.
Hon. Frederic William A., b. 1862, mar. 1886 Florence
Louisa Jane, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. J no. H. B.
Lane (Hon. Mrs. Frederic A.). Res., Cell Barnes,
St. Albans, Herts. ; 8 Pall Mall, S.W.
Hon. Claud A., b. 1864, mar. icoi Lady Cljdagh
Bares ford, dau. of 5th M. of Waterford, q.v.
Lady Beatrice, r ow Lady B. Rawson, b. 1865, mar.
1890 Capt. Ricbd. Hamilton R. Re»., Woodnurst,
Crawley, Sussex ; 64 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Hon. Francis A., b. 1867, mar. 1892 Caroline, dau. of
Geo. Cleveland, Esq., of Texas (Hon. Mrs. Francis
A.). Res., Velinncwydd, Talgarth R.S 0. , Brecons.
Laily Mary Maud, now Lady Maud Ryder, b. i860,
mar. 1893 Hon. Edwd. Alan Dudley R., son of 4th
E. of Harrowby, q.v.
Lady Edith, now Lady E. King-Noel, b. 1870, mar.
1895 Capt. Hon. Lionel Fortescue K.-N., son of 1st
E. of Lovelace (q.v.) and heir pros, to the Earldom.
Hon. William A., b. 1872.
Hon. Alfred A., b. 1876.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady (Adelaide) Audrey A., ne'e Ryder, datl. of 4th
E. of Harrowby, b. 1855, mar. 1902 the late Maj.
Hon. Henry Jas. A. (d. 1904). Res., High Ashurst,
Dorking.
Lady Clodagh A., see Hon. Claud.
3. Issue of 1st E. (uncle and aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1825, d. 1892.)
Lady Gwendolina Isabella Anna Maria, now Lady G.
O'Shee, b. 1837, mar. 1865 Nich. R. Power O'S., Esq.
Res., Garraninor, Kilmacthomas R.S.O., .Co.
Waterford.
Rt. Rev. Hon. Adelbert John Robert A., D.D., late
Bp. of Qu'Appelle : b. 1840— sej " Anson, Bp."
LICHFIELD, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of L., nee Lady Harriet Georgiana Louisa
Hamilton, dau. of 1st D. of Abercorn, K.G., b.
1834, mar. 1855 2nd E. of Lichfield (d. 1892).
Res., 18 Manchester Sq., W.
LICHTENBTJRG, Capt. John Wills, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1901 : b. 1872.
LIDDELL, family name of Ravensworth
Earldom, now "Barony, q.v. for "Ladies" and
" Hons."
LIFFORD, Viscount. James Wilfrid Hewitt,
5th Vise. {Irel.), Hon. Col. Donegal Artill.
(Mil.), formerly Lieut. 3rd Foot: son of 4th V. ;
b. Oct. 12, 1837 ; sue. 1887 ; mar. 1867 Annie
Frances, dau. of Sir Arth. Hodgson, K.C.M.G.
Seats, Meen Clas, Ballybofey R.S.O., Co. Donegal ;
Austin House, Broadway R.S.O., Wore.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Lifford, 1768; Vise. L. 1781.—
Jas. Hewitt, a Judge of the English King's Bench, and
afterwards Lord High Chancellor of Ireland, was
recipient of these ti&ies. The 4th Vise, was a Repre-
sentative Peer.
Titled Relatives.
(Hexvitt.)
Surviving issue of 4th V. (bros., half -bros., &c, of
present) :
By 1ST murge.
(Present Viscount, b. 1837.)
Hon. Mary Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Gathorne Wood,
b. 1840, mar. 1866 Jno. Gathome W., Esq. Res.,
Thedden Grange and Shalden Manor, Alton, Hants.
Hon. Archihalo Robert H., heir pr. s. to Viscounty,
Capt. R.N. retired : b. 1844, mar. 1878 Helen Blanche,
dau. of the late Chas. S. Geach, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Archibald H.). Res., Inwoods, Bentley, Hants., nr.
Farnham. (2nd heir, his son Evelyn J ames, b. 1880.)
Hon. Edward H., b. 1848, mar. 1890 Evelyn Frances
Charlotte (Hon. Mrs. Edward H.), dau. of Edmond
R. F. Stronge, Esq., son of 2nd Bt. Ras., Eyarth,
Ruthin, Denbighsh. m „ . „
Hon. Isabella, now Hon. Mrs. Richard Southby, b.
1850, mar. 1879 Richd. S., Esq.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Lettice Lucy, now Hon. Mrs. Clark-
Kennedy, b. 1853, mar. 1875 the late Capt. Alex. W.
Maxwell C.-K. (d. 1894). Res., Knockgray, Cars-
phairn, Dairy R.S.O., Galloway, N.B.
Hon. Alice Anne, now Hon. Lady Hayes (q.v., Bt. s
AVid.h, b. 185,1, mar. 1878 the late Sir Saml. Hercules
H., 4th Bt. (d. 1901). _ _ ,
Hon. William James IL, b. 1856, mar. 1887 Evelyn
Frances, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Fras. Carey
(Hon. Mrs. William H.). Res., Rosebank, Gate-
house R.S.O., Kirkcudbtsh.
Hon. George Wyldbore H., b. 1858, mar. 1891 Eliza-
beth Mary, dau. of Chas. Rampini, Esq., LL.D.
(Hon. Mrs. George H.). Res., Field House,
Hursley, Winchester.
Hon. Anne Eliza H., b. i860. Res., with Vctss. Dow.
below.
Issue of 3rd V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1811, d. 1387.)
Hon. Anne Georgiana H., b. 1824. Res., 19 Sion Hill,
Bath.
LIFFORD, Viscount's Widow. Dowager Vis-
countess L. (Lydia Lucy, dau. of Rev. Jno. D.
W. Digby [nephew of 2nd Eiii Digby, 8th Bu.]
and widow of Chas. Purdon-Coote, Esq.), mar.
418 LIGr Directory of Peerage,
LIN
1851, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 4th Vise. Lifford
(d. 1887). Ees,, Ardendee, Kirkcudbright.
LIGERTWOOD, Surg. Thomas, C.B. (Mil.
1904), Crimea ; late Phys, and Surg. Roy. Hosp.
Chelsea with rank of Col.
LIGHTON, Baronet. Sir Christopher Robert
Lighton, 7th Bt. {Irel. 1791), B.A;, barrister-at-
law, a D.L. for Herefordsh. (High Sheriff 1885) :
son of 6th Bt., b. 1848, sue, 1875, mar. 1880 Helen
Frances, dau. of the late Jas. Houklsworth, Esq.
Heir, his son Christopher Robert (b. 1897 > 2n(^
heir, Bt.'s bro. Andrew Hamilton Digby, b.
1850). lies., Blackbrook, Bickley, Kent.
LIKOMA (Nyasaland), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Gerard Trou-er, D.D., Missnry. Bp., formerly
Rect. of Ch. Church, Sydney : ord. 1888, cons.
1902 (Univs. Mission around Lake Nyasa, Brit.
Centr. Africa).
LILFORD, Baron. John Powys (pron. Fo'iss),
5th Bn. {Gt. Br.), B.A., Hon. Maj. retd. (late
Capt.) 3rd Batt. Northants. Regt. (Mil.) : son of
4th Bn. ; b. Jan. 12, 1863; sue. ^896 (C); mar.
1894 Milly Louisa Isabella, dau. of Geo. W. C.
Soltau-Symons, Esq. Seats, Lilford Hall, Oundle,
N'thants. ; Bank Hall, Preston, Lanes.
Creation. Bn. Lilford, Gt. Br. 1797. -Thos. Powys,
M.P. for Northants., was the first to receive this title ;
his father was Attorney-General and a Judge of Queen's
Bench in the reign of Anne. The 4th Peer was a dis-
tinguished naturalist, an ornithologist especially.
Titled Relatives.
(Powys.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn. :
Hon. Thomas Atherton P., heir to Barony, b. 1896.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Stephen.)
Surviving son of 4th Bn. (bro. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1863.)
Hon. Stephen Fox-Powys, B.A., b. 1869 (assumed the
name of Fox in accordance with his late father's
will). Res., St. Ann's Hill, Chertsey; 92 Mount
St., W.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1833, d. 1896.)
Rev. the Hon. Edward Victor Robert P., LL.B., late
Rect. of Thorpe Achurch, N'thants. : b. 1839,
widower. Club, Windham.
Hon. Mary Elizabeth Frances P., b. 1841. Res., 42
Montagu Sq., W.
Hon. Constance Emma Augusta, now Hon. Mrs.
Arthur Crichton, b. 1842, mar. 1867 the late Arth.
Wm. C, Esq. (d. 1882). Res., 73 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
Hon. Caroline Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Dawtrey Drewitt,
b. 1844, mar. 1897 Fredc. G. Dawtrey D., Esq., M.D.
Res., 14 Palace Gdns. Terr., Kens., W.
■ — D au. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Fox-Powys (Amy Charlotte, dau. of the
late Wm. Geo. Rose, Esq.), mar. 1871 the late
Col. Hon. Chas. Jas. F.-P. (a. 1893). Res., 29 Albion
St., HydePk., W.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1801, d. 1861).
Hon. Jane Lucy, now Hon. Mrs. John Maurice, b.
1810, mar. 1836 the late Rev. Jno, Pierce If. (d. 1874).
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Charles P. (Agnes Annie, dau. of Jno.
Richards, Esq.), mar. 1854, as 2nd wife, the late
Lt.-Col. Hon. Chas. P. (d. 1897). Res., 77Cheyne Ct.,
Chelsea, S.W.
LILFORD, Baron's "Widow. The Dowager
Lady L. (Clementina Georgiana, dau. of the late
Ker Baillie-Hamilton, Esq., C.B.), Lady of Grace
St. John Jerus., mar. 1885, as 2nd wife, 4th Bn.
Lilford (d. 1896). Bes., Glaston House, Upping-
ham, Rutland.
LILLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Sarah
Jane, dau. of Joshua Jeays, Esq.), mar. 1858
Hon. Sir Chas. Lilley, Ch. Just., Premier, &c,
of Queensland (d. 1897). Res., Wicliham Terr.,
Brisbane.
LILLEY, Lieut. J. 1m. D.S.O. (1900-1), Yic=
torian Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa *899-igoo.
LIMERICK, Bishop of. Right Rev. Thomas
Bunbury, D.D., late Dean of Limerick, Chaph
to the prev. Bp., and Rect. of the Cathedral,
formerly Rect. of Croom: b. 1831, mar. 1855,
cons. 1899 52nd Bp. of Limerick, Ardfert, and
Aghadoe. Res., The Palace, Limerick.
LIMERICK, Earl of. William Henry Ed-
mond De Vere Sheaffe Peri/, 4th Earl {Irel.),
sits as Bn. Foxford {U.K.) ; late Capt. and Hon.
Maj. 5th Batt. Roy. Munst. Fus. (Mil.), -formerly
Lieut. 4th Batt. Rifle Brig. : son of 3rd E. ;
b. Sept. 16, 1863; sue. 1896 (O.) ; mar. 1890 May
Imelda Josephine, dau. of Jos. Burke Irwin, Esq.
Seat, Dromore Castle, Pallaskenry, Limerick.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Glentworl h, 1790 ; Vise. Limerick,
1800; E. of Limerick, 3803. U.K.: Bn. Foxford, 1815.
"Vise. Glentworth" is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.—
The Rt. Rev. Wm. Cecil Pery, Bishop of Killaloe and
afterwards of Limerick, was created Bn. Glentworth, his
son obtaining the higher Irish honours, as well as the
U.K. Barony. The 3rd Earl was a Lord in Waiting to
the late Queen.
Titled Relatives.
{Pery.)
Issue of present {4th) E.:
The deceased Hon. Imelda Sibyl P., b. & d. 1891 (her
father being then Vise. Glentworth).
Lady Victoria May P. , b. 1893.
Vise. Glentwortu, heir to Earldom: Edmond
William Claude Gerard De Vere P., b. 1894. (2nd
heir, his uncle Hon. Edmund.)
Surviving issue of yd E. (half -bro. and half-sists.
of present) :
(Bv 1ST MRRGE.
Present Earl, b. 1863.)
BY 2ND mrkge.
Lady Florence Louise Beatrice Esterelle Isabelle P.,
b. 1878.
Lady May Katharine Leila P. , b. 1880.
Hon. Edmund Colquhoun P., b. 1888.
Issue of 2nd E. (uncles of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1840, d. 1896.)
Hon. Henry Hartstonge P., b. 1843, mar. 1873 Sarah
Annie, dau. of Jno. J. Hooper, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Henry P.). Res. , in Queensland.
Hon. Edmond Aubrey Templar P., has been Sub-
Lieut. R.N., serving in Japan 1864, aftds. Capt.
comdg. Forbes Reserve Corps, N.S.W. : b. 1845,
widower. Res., Kempsey, Macleay River, N.S.W.
Hon. Cecil Standish Stackpole P., b. 1847, mar. 1875
Katharine Mary, dau. of Jno. Gavan, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Cecil P.). Res., The Towers, Sydney, N.S.W.
Hon. John Sexten P., b. 1849. Res., Melbourne,
Victoria.
Hon. Harry De Vere P., Res. Magist. in Ireland,
formerly Sub-Lieut. R.N. and Capt. 5th Batt. Roy.
Munster Fus. (Mil.), served during Ashanti War
1873 : b. 1851, mar. 1874 Harriet, dau. of the late
Robt. Knox, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Harry P.). Res.,
Termarfechin, Diogheda.
LIMERICK, Earl's Widow {remrrd.).
Isabella, Countess of L. (Isabella, dau. of Chev.
Jas. Colquhoun), a Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus. : mar., 1st, 1877, as 2nd wife, 3rd E. of
Limerick (d. 1896) ; 2ndly, 1898, Maj. Edmd. H.
Elliot, Yeoman of the Gd., gt. grandson of 1st E.
of Minto : title retained by courtesy. Res., 40
Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W.
LIMRI, the Thakur Saheb of. Sir Jaswant-
singhji Fatehsingh.ii, K.C.I.E. (1887), a Ruling
Chief of India and an M.L.C. of Bombay :
b. 1859. Res., Lirnri, Kathiawar, Bombay.
LINCOLN, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edward
King, D.D., 88th Bp., formerly Princ. of
I Cuddesdon Coll., Canon of Christ Church, and
LIN
Reg. Prof. Pastoral Theol. at Oxford : b. Dec. 29,
1829, cons. 1885, ent. Lords 1889 (6'.). lies., Old
Palace, Lincoln.
LINCOLN, Earl of {Eng. 1572), a title of the
Newcastle Dukedom, borne by the heir when a son.
LINDLEY, Baron. Nathaniel Lindley, Life
Peer, P.C. (£*. Br. 1881), LL.D., D.C.L., F.R.S.,
a Lord of Appeal, late Master of the Polls, prev.
Senior Lord Justice of Appeal and a Judge of
Comm. Pleas Div., appd. Q.C. 1872, a Serj.-at-
law 1875, is Chmn. Norf. Q.S. and a memb. of
Poy. Commssn. on Histor. MSS. : son of Dr. Jno.
Lindley, E.R.S., Prof, of Botany; b. Nov. 29,
1828; cr. Kt. Bach. 1875, a Life Bn. 1900 (C.) ;
mar. 1858 Sarah Katherine, dau. of the late
Edwd. J. Teale, Esq. Seat, East Carleton, Nor-
wich; town res., 19 Craven Hill Gdns., W.
Issue.
(Lindley. )
Hon. John Edward L., Col. in the Army and Comdt.
Cav. School, formerly Maj. 1st Drgns.: b. i860,
mar. 1887 Isabel, dau. of Fras. M. .Nichols, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Lindley).
Hon. Walter Barry L. (His Honour Judge Lindlev),
M.A., Judge of Derbysh. Co. Ct. : b. 1861. Res.,
Ivy House, Mickleover, Derby.
Hon. Lennox Hannay L., M.A., M.B., Physician to
the Shah of Persia : b. 1868, mar. 1898 the Persian
Princess Karimeh (Hon. Mrs. Lennox L.). Res.,
Teheran.
The deceased Percy L., b. 1868 (twin), d. 1871.
Hon. Francis Oswald L., 2nd Sec. in Diplom. Serv.,
late in Egypt with Sir W. Garstin : b. 1872, mar.
1903 Hon. Ethelreda Mary Fraser, dau. of 15th
Bn. Lovat (Hon. Mrs. Francis L.). Res., Cairo.
Hon. Jessie Louisa L. , b. 186-.
Hon. Annie Clayton, now Hon. Lady Gall, b. 186-,
mar. 1886 Sir Wm. C. Gull, 2nd Bt., q.v.
The late Hon. Mary Beatrice L., d. 1895.
Hon. Constance Mary L., b. 187 -.
LINDLEY, Rear-Adm. George Robert, C.B.
(Mil. 1893), R.N. retd. (1900) ; Egypt and E.
Africa (Witu, comd. Nav. Brig.): b. 1850. Club,
Roy. Nav. (Portsmouth).
LINDLEY, James Bryant, C.M.G. (1902),
rendered service ito S. African Refugees 1901-2 :
b. 1851. Res., Barkly House, Claremont, Cape
Col.
LINDSAY, family name of Crawford Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons." and see below
(formerly the surname of the Lindsay Earldom
also). For two Barons Lindsay, see compounds
below.
LINDSAY, Baronet. Sir Coutts Lindsay, 2nd
Bt. (UJC. 1821), a D.L. for Fifesh., formerly
Lt.-Col. 6th Vol. Batt. The Black Watch, Lieut.
Gren. Gds. and Lt.-Col. Comdt. 1st Regt. of
Italian Legion in Crimean War, is a Trustee of
Nat. Portr. Gall. : maternal grandson of 1st Bt.
(Sir Coutts Trotter) and a descendant of 7th E.
of Balcarres; b. 1824, sue. 1837 (by special re-
mainder), mar. 1864 Caroline Blanche Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Rt. Hon. Hy. Fitzroy, son of 2nd
Bn. Southampton. No heir. Club, Travellers'.
_ LINDSAY, Earl of (title to be carefully dis-
tinguished from "Lindsey" below). David Clark
Bethune (pron. Beeton), 11th Earl (Scot.) : 2nd
cousin once removed of 10th E. and son of David
Ay tone Lindsay, Esq. (a descendant of the 4th
Ld., not Earl— see below); b. April 18, 1832;
sue. 1894 ; mar. 1866 Emily Marian, dau. of the
late Robt. Crosse, Esq., and widow of Capt.
Edmd. C. Barnes. Seats, Kilconquhar Castle
R.S.O., Fifesh.; Wormistone House, CrailR.S.O.,
same Co.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Lindsay of the Byres, 1445; E. of
Lindsay and Ld. Parbroath, 1633 ; Vise, of Garnock and
Ld. Kilbirnie, Kingsburn, and Drumry, 1703.— Sir Jno.
LIN 419
Lindsay (Kt.), Justiciary of the Northern part of Scot-
land, was created Ld. Lindsay of the Byres, the 10th Ld.
received the Earldom, and the son of his 2nd son was
separately created Vise, of Garnock, the latter's grandson
eventually succeeding as 5th Earl of Lindsay. Meantime
a complication had set in to this higher title, causing it
for some 166 years to be associated with the Earldom of
Crawford. The succession to both Earldoms was open
to heirs male general" (Introd.), but upon the 16th
Earl of Crawford having no issue, he in 1642 obtained a
new charter diverting the descent to the " direct heirs "
of his friend and remote kinsman, the 1st Earl of
Lindsay, with reversion, upon the failure of such heirs,
to the previous line of remainder, i.e., his own col-
laterals. Thus this 1st Earl of Lindsay took the title
of Earl of Crawford- Lindsay, and his five next successors
continued to hold both titles ; but in 1808 the " direct
heirs "of the Lindsay line failed, and then, in virtue of
the above charter and the regular law for "heirs
general," the lines divided, and each went to its own
collaterals— the Lindsay Earldom to the 16th Lord
Lindsay of the Byres, and that of Crawford to the 6th
Earl of Balcarres. It must be observed that the above
Earls all along had held this Lordship of the Byres, but
that in 1808 a reversion had to be made to a descendant
of the 4th Ld., followed in 1878, as decided by the House
of Lords, by another reversion, but only to the descen-
dant of another son of the same Lord. The 4th Earl
of Lindsay, 20th of Crawrford, distinguished himself in
the wars with the Turks and French, commanding in
1740 the Black Watch, then styled "the gallant 42nd"
and " Lord Crawford-Lindsay's Highlanders."— The name
of Bethune was first assumed in 1779 by the grandfather
of the 9th Earl de jure, who, however, never adopted
the title, and was known as Sir Henry Lindsay-Bethune ;
he was created a Baronet in 1836 for his military achieve-
ments in Persia, but this honour expired with his son
the late Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Bethune.)
Lssue of present (lli'A) E. :
Vise. Garnock, heir to Earldom : Reginald Bethune
B., Capt. E. Rid. Imper. Yeom., late Maj. 8th
Hussars, served in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1867, mar.
1892 Beatrice Mary, dau. of Jno. Shaw, Esq. Res.,
Oswaldkirk Hall, York.
Hon. Archibald Lionel B., 2nd heir, b. 1872, mar.
1900 Ethel, dau. of L. Austin Tucker, Esq., of
Boston, U.S.A. (Hon. Mrs. Archibd. B.). Res.,
Manchester-on-Sea, Boston, U.S.A.
Lady Muriel Maud Stuart, now Lady M. Watkins, b.
1874, mar. 1896 Watkin J. Y. S. Watkins, Esq.
Res., Highfield, Harrow-on-the-Hill, Middx. ;
Shotton Hall, Salop, nr. Flint.
Surviving dau. of gth Earl de jure (1st cousin of
present; 10th d. childless) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1827, d. 1894.)
Lady Coutts, now Lady Jane Coutts Trotter, b. 1838,
mar. 1878 Jas. Stuart T., Esq. (she assumed name
of Jane by licence, 1899). Res., 85 Eaton PL, S. W.
LINDSAY, Master of, grandson and 2nd heir
of E. of Crawford (not Lindsay).
LINDSAY, Alexander Martin, CLE. (1900),
late Dep. Sec. and Treas. of Bk. of Bengal :
b. 1844. Res., 33 Argyll Rd., Kens., W.
LINDSAY, Lady Harriet, dau. of 5th E. of
.AJb crcl 6 gh
LINDSAY, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st Bn.
Tredegar.
LINDSAY, Lady Jane Louisa Octavia, dau.
of 2nd M. of Westminster.
LINDSAY, Lady Kathleen, dau. of 6th E. of
Carrick and wife of follg.
LINDSAY, Capt. Walter Charles, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), 3rd Batt. Roy. Dubl. Fus.
(Mil.), Vice-Chamb. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. :
b. 1866 (husb. of preceding, and a descendt. of
5th E. of Balcarres). Res., Ballylinch House,
Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny.
LINDSAY, Col. Walter FullartonLodovic,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., Egypt 1882, S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1855.
LINDSAY of BALCARRES, Baron {Scot.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
f f 2
42 o LIN Directory
1633), title of E. of Crawford, upon which that of
his heir is based (Lord Balcarres) . Baron Lindsay
of Crawford (1140) is an earlier title of the
Peerage.
LINDSAY op THE BYRES, Baron {Scot.
1445)— see " Lindsay, E. of."
LINDSELL, Harry Martin, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Princ. Assist. Sec. to Bd.
of Educn.: b. 1846. Res., Shortmead, Bisrgles-
wade, Beds. ; 67 Albert Hall Mansions, S.W.
LINDSELL, Col. Robert Frederick, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Glouc. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2, late
A.Q.M.G. Orange River Dist. : b. 1856.
LINDSEY, Earl of. Montagu Peregrine
Albemarle Bertie (pron. Barty), 12th Earl {Eng.),
a D.L. for Lincolnsh., formerly Capt. 4th
Batt. Northants. Regt. (Mil.) and A.D.C. to Gov.
of N.S. Wales (Lord Carrington) : son of 11th
E. ; b. Sept. 3, 1861 ; sue. 1899 (Q.) ; mar. 1890
Millicent, dau. of J. C. Cox, Esq., of Sydney.
Seat, Uffington House, Stamford, Lines, (destroyed
by fire 1904).— Obs. Lindsay is a Scottish Earldom,
Lindsey an English.
Creation. E. of Lindsey, Eng. 1626. " Lord Bertie "
is the courtesy-title of an eldest sou.— The 12th Bn.
Willoughby de Eresby, who ultimately fell at the Battle
of Edgehill (o 1 the Royalist side), was created 1st Earl.
The 4th Earl was made Duke of Anoaster and Kesteven
and Marq. of Lindsey, hut these titles died with the 5th
Duke (8th Earl), the Willoughby Barony having fallen
into abeyance on the decease of his predecessor (see
"Ancaster, Earl of"). The Lindsey Earldom then
passed to a descendant of the 2nd Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Bertie.)
Issue of present (12th) E. :
Lady Muriel Felicia Vere B., b. 1893.
Surviving issue of \\th E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Mary, now Lady M. Dundas, b. 18^8, mar.
1898 Maj. Laurence Chas. D., D.S.O., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1861.)
Lady Evelyn, now Lady E. Livesey, b. 1869, mar. 1903
Algernon Montague L., Esq. Res., Stourton Hall,
llorncastle, Lines.
Heir pres. to Earldom (a remote cousin descended
from youngest son of 2nd E.) :
The Earl of Abingdon, b. 1836. (2nd heir, his son
Lord Norreys, b. i860.)
LINDSEY, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of L. (Felicia Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev.
Jno. Earle Welby, son of 1st Bt.), mar. 1854 11th
E. of Lindsey (d. 1899).
LINGEN, Baron's Widow. The Lady L.
(Emma, dau. of the late Robt. Hutton, Esq.,
M.P.), mar. 1852 1st and only Bn. Lingen,
K.C.B., formerly Sec. to Cmttee. of Counc. on
Educn. and Perm. Sec. to Treas. (d. 1905).
Res., 13 Wetherby Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
LINLITHGOW (pron. Linlith'go), Marquess
of. John Adrian Louis Hope, 1st Marq.
(U.K.), 7th Earl of Hopetoun (Scot., pron.
Hopet'n) ; K.T. (1900), P.O. (Gt. Br. 1895),
G.C.M.G. (1889), G.C.V.O. (1900), Sec. for Scotkl.
(appd. 1905) and Vice-Pres. of Cmttee. of Counc.
on Educn., late Gov. -Gen. of the Commonwealth
of Australia (Gov. of Victoria 1889-95), a D.L.
for Cos. Dumfries, Haddington, Lanark, and
Linlithgow, Hon. Col. Forth Div. Subm. Miners
R.E., an I Brigadier Roy. Co. of Archers, has
been Lord Chamberlain of the Househd., Pay-
master-Gen., and Lord High Commissr. to
Church of Scotland (1887-9), twice a Lord in
Waiting to Queen Victoria : son of 6th E. ; b.
Sept. 25, i860; sue. as 7th E. 1873, cr. Marq.
1902 (C); mar. 1886 Hon. Hersey Alice Eveleigh-
of Peerage, LIS
de-Moleyns, dau. of 4th Bn. Ventry. Seats, Hope-
toun House, Sth. Queensferry, Linlithgowsh. ;
Ormiston Hall, Tranent R.S.O., Haddingtonsh.
Creations. Scot : E. of Hopetoun, Vise. Aithrie, and
Bn. Hope, 1703. U.K. : Bn. Hopetoun, 1809 ; Bn. Niddry,
1814 ; M. of Linlithgow, 1902.— The recipient of the three
Scottish titles was Chas. Hope, son of John Hope, M.P.
for Linlithgowshire, who was lost in his 32nd year in
the wreck of the frigate ' Gloucester,' when sailing with
the Duke of York (who was saved— see under " Rox-
burghe, D. of "). The U.K. Barony of Hopetoun was
conferred upon the 3rd Earl, that of Niddry (once a title
purchased by the above John Hope) having been
granted to his half-brother who afterwards became 4th
Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Hope.)
Issue of present (1st) 31., Jth E. :
Earl of Hopetoun, heir to Marquessate : Victor
Alexander John H., b. 1887.
Lord Charles Melbourne H., 2nd heir, b. 1892.
The deceased Lady Jaqueline Alice H., b. & d. 1896.
Lady Mary Dorothea II., b. 1903.
Surviving issue of 6th E. (himself sole issue of
5th ; sists. of present M.) :
(Present Marquess, b. i860.)
Lady Estella Mary i/.,b. 1S66. Res., Gt. Hollendcn
Farm, Underriver, Scvenoaks.
Lady Dorothea Louisa H., b. 1868. Res., with sist.
LINTON, Knight. Sir James Dromgole
Linton, Kt. Bach. (1885), late Pres. Roy. Inst.
Painters in Water Cols., a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1840, mar. 1867 Harriet Maria, dau.
of the late Henry Allen, Esq. Res., 31 Coleherne
Rd., W. Brompton, S.W.
LINTON, Sec. Lieut. Henry, M.V.O. (tfh
Class, 1905), 3rd Batt. Roy. Lanes. Regt. (Mil.).
LIPTON, Baronet. Sir Thomas Johnstone
Upton, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), K.C.V.O. (1901; Kt.
Bach. 1898), Chmn. of Lipton Ld., tea and fruit
growers and provision merchants, owners of
numerous retail shops in London and the pro-
vinces and of tea estates in Ceylon ; a Lieut, for
City of London and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Highld. L.I. ; has become noted in the yachting
world: son of Thos. Lipton, Esq., of Glasgow;
b. 1850. No heir. Res., Osidge, Southgate, N.
LISBURNE, Earl of. Ernest Edmund Henry
Malet Vavghan (pron. Vawn), 7th Earl
(Irel.), a minor: son of 6th E. ; b. Feb. 8, 1892 ;
sue. 1899. Seats, Crosswood and Birchgrove,
both nr. Aberystwyth, Card.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Lisbume, and Ld. Vaughan,
Bn. of Fethard, 1695; E. of Lisbume, 1776. "Ld.
Vaughan" is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.— Jno.
Vaughan, whose father was M.P. for Cardiganshire, was
created 1st Vise, the 4th in his line obtaining the
Earldom.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
( Vaughan. )
Issue of 6th E. (sist. of present) :
Lady Enid Evelyn Malet V., b. 1889;
(Present Earl, b. 1892.)
Surviving issue of 5th E. (aunts of present! :
Lady Ida Constance, now Lady I. Monro, b. 1861,
mar. 1880 Col. Seymour C. Hale M., C.B., q.v.
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1862, d. 1899.)
Lady Lucy, now Lady L. Silber, b. 1865, mar. 1883
Martin Albert S., Esq.
Dau. of 4th E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late sth Earl b. 1836, d. 1888.)
Lady Elizabeth Malet, now Lady E. Inglis- Jones,
b. 1840, mar. i860 the late Jno. l.-J., Esq. (d. 1879).
Res., 58 Park St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
Heir pres. (1st cous. twice rem.) :
George Augustus V., Esq., Capt. in Army retd.,
grandson of 3rd E., b. 1833, widower. (2nd heir, his
son Capt. Wilmot Charles V., b. 1853.)
LIS
Baronetage, Knightage, <&c.
LIT
421
LISBURNE, Earl's Widow. Countess of L.
(Evelyn, dau. of the late Edmd. Probvn, Esq.).
mar. 1888 6th E. of Lisburne (d. 1899). Res.,
Crosswood, Aberystwyth ; 13 Embankment Gdns.,
S.W. — Eor the Countess Dowager see " Amherst,
Earl." She is own sist. of the preceding.
LISLE (pron. Leel), Barox. George William
James Lysaght, 6th Bn. (IreL), formerly
Lieut. Devon Artill. Mil. and also in Waikato
Militia, served in Maori War of 1864-5 = son of
5th Bn. ; b. Jan. 29, 1840 ; sue. 1898 ; mar. 1868
Amy Emily, dau. of the late Ayliffe Lajagford,
Esq. .Res., Glen House, Mallow, Co. Cork.
Creation. Bn. Lisle (of Mountnorth), Irel. 1758.- Jao.
Lysaght, M.P., son of the Commander of a troop of horse
under King William at the Boyne, was raised to the
Peerage by this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Lysaght.)
Issue of present (6th) Bn. :
Hon. Horace George L., heir to Barony, b. 1873,
mar. 1899 Alice Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Jno. Wrixon-
Becher, 3rd Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Lysaght). Res.,
Newmarket Cottage, Newmarket, Co. Cork. (2nd
heir, his son John Nicholas Horace L., b. 1903.)
Hon. Kathleen Eily L., b. 1876.
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (bros. and sist. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 1840.)
Hon. Frederick L. , formerly Lieut. Devon Artill. Mil. ,
b. i84i,mar. 1868, 2nd wife, Elizabeth La vinia, dau.
of D. Le Oouteur, Esq., of Jersey (Hon. Mrs.
Frederick L.).
Eev. the Hon. Henry L., b. 1847, mar. 1875 Susan
Isabelle, dau. of the late Philip Scott, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Henry L.). Res., Middleton Vic, Leeds.
Hon. Philippa Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Marwood, b. 1853 mar. 1884 Arth. Octavius M.,
Esq. Res., 36 Earl's Avenue, Folkestone.
Dau. of 4th Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1811, d. 1898.)
Hon. Catherine Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. John
Yonge, b. 1822, mar. 1844 the late Rev. Jno. Eyre
Y. (a. 1890). Res., Shottisham Rect., "Wbodbridge,
Suffolk.
LISMORE, Bishop of— see " Cashel."
LISTER, family name of Ribblesdale and
Lister Baronies : the latter without issue, but
the follg. Index refers to the former and to the
Mash am Barony (Cunliffe-Lister), all the names
being "Hons. " unless "Ly." is added :
Ada, m.
Adelaide, r.
Annie, m.
Beatrix, r.
Charles Alfred,
LISTER, Barox. Joseph Lister, 1st Bn. ( U.K.)
and a Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902), O.M. (1902), M.D.,
D.C.L., LL.D. (three Univs.), D.Sc, F.R.S. (late
Pres.), E.R.S.E., F.R.C.S., Serj.-Surg. in Ord. to
H.M., Emeritus Prof, of Clin. Surg, to King's Coll.
Lond., formerly Prof, of Surgery in Glasgow
Univ. and of Clin. Surg, in Edinburgh : son of
Jos. J. Lister, Esq., F.R.S. ; b. April 5, 1827; cr.
a Bt. 1883, a Baron 1897 (C.) ; mar. 1856 the late
Agnes (d. 1893), dau. of the late Jas. Syme, Esq.
Heir, none. lies. , 12 Park Cresc. , Portland PL, W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1883; Bn. Lister, 1897.
LISTER, Lady Evelyn Selina, dau. of 6th
Earl Bathurst.
LISTER, Joseph Storr, I.S.O. (1903), has
been Conservator of Forests in Cape Col. (prev.
in Punjab) and organised Forest Dept. for Natal,
Zululd., and Orange River : b. ^852. Res,, Mili-
tary Reserve, King Williamstown, Cape Col.
LISTER, Robert John, I.S.Q. (1903), Librarian
to Bd. of Trade: b. 1856. Res,, 62 Melody Rd.,
Wandsworth Common, S.W.
Diana, r. John Cunliffe, m.
Edith, m. Laura, r.
Evelyne, m. Reginald, r.
Evln. Sel.,Ly. scp. Saml. Cunliffe, si
LISTER (CUNLIFFE-), family name of the
Masham Barony, see "Lister" above.
LISTOWEL, Earl of. William Hare, 3rd
Earl {IreL), sits as Bn. Hare (U.K.); K.P.
(1873), Vice-Adm. of Prov. of Munster, formerly
Capt. Scots Gds. and a Lord in Waiting to late
Queen : son of 2nd E. ; b. May 29, 1833 ; sue.
1856, cr. an Imper. Bn. 1869 (L.U.); mar. 1865
Lady Ernestine Mary Brudenell-Bmce, dau. of 3rd
M. of Ailesbury. Seat, Convamore, Ballyhooly,
Co. Cork; town res., Kingston House, Prince's
Gt., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Ennismore, i3co ; Vise. Ennis-
more and Listowel, 1816 ; E. of Listowel, 1822. TJ.K :
Bn. Hare, 1869. -Wm. Hare, M.P. for Cork and Athy in
the Irish Parliament, was recipient of the three titles
of that Kingdom. The present Earl is the first to hold
the U.K. title.
Titled Relatives.
(Hare.)
Issue of present (3rd) E.:
Vise. Ennismore, heir to Earldom : Richard Granville
H..B.A., Capt. 4th Batt. Roy. Munst. Fus. (Mil.),
formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds., served in S. Africa
1900-1 : b. i365, mar. 1904 Freda, dau. of Capt. Hon.
Fras. Johnstone, son and heir of Bn. Derwent.
(Present 2nd heir, but to Irish titles only, his 1st
cousin Arthur Hugh, b. 1877, son of late Hon.
Richard— see below. )
Lady Margaret Ernestine Augusta, now Lady M.
Loder, b. 1869, mar. 1895 Reginald Bernhd. L., Esq.,
son of 1st Bt. Res., Maidwell Hall, Northampton ;
47 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Lady Beatrice Mary, now Lady B. O'Brien, b. 1870,
mar. 1899 Hon. Edward Donough O'B., son of 14th
Bn. Inchiquin, q.v.
The deceased Hon. Charles H., b. 1875, d. 1885.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Earl, b. 1833.)
Lady Emily Katherine, now Lady E. Wrixon-Becher,
b. 1834, mar. 1857 Sir Jno. W.-B., 3rd Bt., q.v.
Lady Sophia Eliza, now Lady S. Macnamara, Hon.
Lady of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. Princess Louise
(Argyll): b. 1835, mar. 1854 Arthur M., Esq. Res.,
Billington Manor, Leighton Buzzard, Beds.; Cad-
dington Hall, Herts., nr. Luton.
Hon. Hugh Henry H., formerly Lieut. Bengal Army,
served in Mutiny, and has been a Queen's For.
Messenger: b. 1839, mar. i860 Georgina Caroline,
dau. of Col. Birnie Browne (Hon. Mrs. Hugh H.).
Res., Forest House, Bracknell, Berks.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now Dowager Ctss. of
Yarborough (q.v.), b. 1840.
Lady Adela Maria, now Lady A. Larking, an Hon.
Lady-in- Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess of Con-
naught : b. 1845, mar. 1364 Col. Cuthbt. L., an Extra
Equerry to H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught and
Gent. Usher of Priv. Chamb. to H.M. Res., Layston
Lodge, Buntingford R.S.O., Herts.
Lady Eleanor Cecilia, now The Lady Heneage, twin
with preceding, mar. 1864 1st Bn. H., q.v.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Richard H. (Caroline Acland, dau. of the
late Capt. Geo. R. Pinder), mar. 1874 the late Rear-
Adm. Hon. Richard H. (d. 1903). Res., 14 Augusta
Gdns., Folkestone.
LITHIBY, John, C.B. (Civ. 1904), LL.B.,
barrister-at-law. Assist. Sec. Loc. Govt. Bd. Res.,
The Goodwins, Walmer, Deal ; 11 Porchester Sq.?
W.
LITTLE, Lady Guendolen Theresa, dau. of
19th E. of Shrewsbury.
LITTLE, Lt.-Gen. Henry Alexander, C.B.
(Mil. 1889), LA. Supermini. List; Crimea, Ind.
Frontier, Afghn. 1880-1, Burma 1886-9, com'!, at
Mooltan 1889-93 : D- ^37- Res-, Fair Leigh,
Slouch, Bucks.
LITTLE, Col. Malcolm Orme, C.B. (Mil. 1904),
late comdg. 9th Lancers, now Staff Offr. for
Imp. Yeom. Welsh and Midld. Commd, ; Afghn.
1878-80, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1857. Club, Nav.
and Mil.
422 LIT
Directory of Peerage,
LLO
LITTLE JOHN, Knight. Sir Henry Duncan
Littlejohn, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.D., LL.D.,
F.R.C.S.E., Prof, of Forensic Med. in Edinb.
Univ. and Med. Officer of Health for Edinburgh,
late to Scot. Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1828, mar. 18—
Isabella Jane, dan. of H. Harvey, Esq. Res.,
i Benreoch, Arrochar, Dumbartonsh. ; 24 Royal
Circus, Edinburgh.
LITTLEJOHNS, Engr.-Kear-Adm. William
George, C.B. (Civ. 1902), late Ch. Insp. of Mach.
R.N. (retd. 1904), and Ch. Engr. at Chatham
Dockyd. : b. 1844.
LITTLER, Knight. Sir Ralph Daniel
; Makinson Littler, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ.
: 1890), K.C. (1873), B.A., a Lieut, for City of
London, and a D.L., Co. Aid., and Chmn. C.C. and
; Q.S. for Middx. : b. 1835. Res., Petteril Bank,
! Carlisle; 89 Oakwood Ct., Kens., W. ; chamb.,
! 6 Pump Ct., Temple, E.C.
LITTLETON, family name of Hatiierton
Barony, q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Margaret.
LIVERPOOL, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Francis
: James Chavasse, D.D., 2nd Bp., late Princ.
: of Wycliffe Hall, Oxford, Exam. Chapl. to the
; Bp. of Exeter, and Commissary to three Bps. in
Australia, China, and Japan, has been Vic. of St.
Paul's, Upp. Holloway, and Rect. of St. Peter-le-
Bailey, Oxford, ako Select Preacher at both Ox-
j ford and Cambridge : b. Sept. 27, 1846, mar. 1881,
I cons. 1900, ent. Lords 1905 (G:). Palace, Aber-
: cromby Sq., L'pool.
I LIVESAY, Capt. Robert O'Hara, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. W. Surrey Regt.; S. Africa 1899-
j 1902 : b. 1876.
'< LIVESEY, Knight. Sir George (Thomas)
Liv '.sly, Kt. Bach. (1902) , M.Inst.C.E., Chmn. of S.
I Metropol. Gas. Co. and other Mercantile Comps. :
: b. 1834, mar. 1859 Harriet, dau. of the late Geo.
1 Howard, Esq. lies. Shagbrook, Reigate, Surrey.
LIVESEY, Lady Evelyn, dau. of nth E.
of Lindsey.
! LIVINGSTONE, Maj. Hubert Armine Anson,
C.M.G. (1901), R.E., S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1865.
LIVINGSTONE, Matthew, I.S.O. (1902), late
• Dep. Keeper of the Records of Scotld. : b. 1837.
Res.j 32 Hermitage Gdns., Edinburgh.
LIVINGSTONE, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of
3rd Bn. Headley.
LLXNAW, Baron KERRY and (lrel. abt.
1250)— see "Lansdowne, M. of."
LLANDAFF, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Joshua
Pritchard Hughes, D.D., 94th Bp., late Vic. of
Llantrisant and a Chapl. of prev. Bp. : b. 1847,
i cons. 1905. Res., The Palace, Llandaff, Glamorg. ;
; Henlla.n, Narberth, Pemb.
I LLANDAFF, Viscount. Henry Matthews, 1st
iVisc. {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886), K.C. (186S),
B.A., LL.B.,late an M.P. (1868-74 and 1885-95),
was Sec. of State for Home Dept. 1886-92, and a
memb. of the Senate of Lond. Univ. 1885-1901 :
son of Hon. Hy. Matthews, Puisne Judge of Supr.
Ct. Ceylon; b. Jan. 13, 1826; cr. Vise. 1895 (C.) ;
unmrrd. Heir, none. Bes., 6 Carlton Gdns., S.W.
Creation. Vise. Llandaff, U.K. 1895,
LLANGATTOCK, Baron. John Allan Bolls,
1st Bn. (U.K.), F.S.A., a D.L. for Mon-
mouthsh. (High Sheriff 1875), an M.P. 1880-5,
Hon. Col. 1st Monm. Artill. Vols., twice Mayor of
Monmouth : son of the late Jno. E.W. Rolls, Esq.;
b. Feb. 19, 1837; cr. Bn. 1892 (C.) ; mar. 1868
Georgiana Marcia, a memb. of League of Mercy,
dau. of Sir Chas. F. Maclean, 9th Bt. Seats,
The Hendre, Llangattock Manor, and Croft-
y-Bwla, all nr. Monmouth; town res., South
Lodge, Rutland Gt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Llangattock, U.K. 1892.
Issue.
(Rolls.)
Hon. John Maclean R., heir to Barony, M.A.,
B.C.L., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Monmouthsh.
(High Sheriff 1900-1), and Capt. 1st Monm. Artill.
Vols.: b. 1870. Res. (with bros.), South Lodge,
Rutland Gt., S.W.
Hon. Henry Allen R., 2nd heir, formerly Lieut.
Roy. Monm. Engr. Militia: b. 1871. Res., Eairoak,
Petersfield, Hants., and with above.
Hon. Eleanor Georgiana, now Hon. Lady Shelley,
b. 1872, mar. 1898 Capt. Sir John C. Edwd. &.;
6th Bt. of Avington, q.v.
Hon. Charles Stewart R., M.A., Capt. Motor Vol.
Corps, head of C. S. Bolls and Co. , engrs. : b. 1877.
Res., with bros.
LLANOVER Barony (U.K. 1859)— extinct
1867 on death of 1st and only Bn. (surname Hall).
Surviving Daughter.
Hon. Augusta Charlotte Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs.
(John) Herbert ("H. of Llanover"), b. abt. 1824,
mar. 1846 the late Jno. A. E. Jones, Esq., who
aftds. took by roy. licence the name of Herbert
(d. 1895). Res., Llanover, Abergavenny, Monm.;
Abercarn, Newport, same Co. ; 9 Gt. Stanhope St.,
Mayfair, W.
LLEWELLYN, Capt. HoEl, D.S.O. (1900-1),
S. Afr. Constat). ; Matabeleld. 1893-6, Boer War
1899-1900, formerly on E. Coast of Africa in
R.N. : b. 1871. Bes., Hatfield, Herts.
LLEWELYN, Knight. Sir Robert Baxter
Llewelyn,K.CM.G. (1898), Gov. of Windward Is.,
late Admin, of Gambia Col., prev. of Tobago, St.
Vincent, and St. Lucia, and Clerk of Priv. Counc.
Jamaica : b. 1845, mar. 1873 Theodora Louisa,
dau. of Chas Harvey, Esq. Bes., Govt. House,
St. George, Grenada.
LLEWELYN (DILLWYN-), Baronet. Sir
John Talbot Dillwyn-Lleivelyn, 1st Bt. (U.K.
1890), M.A., a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Glamorgan
(High Sheriff 1878), formerly Chmn. Q.S.,
Mayor of Swansea 1891, late an M.P. 1^1895-1900) :
son of the late Jno. Dillwyn-Llewelyn, Esq.,
F.R.S. ; b. 1836, mar. 1861 Caroline" Julia, dau.
of the late Sir M. Hicks-Beach, 8th Bt., M.P.
Heir, his son Maj. Charles Leyshon Dillwyn-
Venables-Llewelyn (b. 1870, assumed name of
Venables J 893; has a son, John Lister, b. 1897,
as 2nd heir). Seats, Penllergaer, Swansea ;
Ynis-y-Gerwn, Neath ; town res., 39 Cornwall
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
LLOYD, Baronet. Sir Marteine Owen
Mowbray Lloyd, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1863), a C.C.
for Cardigansh. (High Sheriff 1880), formerly
Capt. Pembroke Yeom. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1851, sue.
1877, mar. 1878 Katharine Helena, dau. of Alex.
Dennistoun, Esq. Heir, his son Marteine Kemes
Arundel (b. 1890 ; no 2nd heir). Seats, Bron-
wydd, Henllan, Cardigansh. ; Kilrhue, Boncath
R.S.O., Pembrokesh. ; Newport Castle, Newport
R.S.O., same Co.
*** The only Lord Marcher in the Kingdom who exer-
cises his rights as such ; appoints annually the Mayor of
Newport, Pemb., by virtue of its charter a.d. 1215 (it is
little more than a large village, but has its own Petty
Sessions).
LLOYD, Bishops — see "Newcastle" and
" Swansea."
LLOYD, Knight. His Honour Sir Horatio
Lloyd, Kt. Bach. (1890), Recorder of Chester and
Judge of Chesh. and N. Wales Co. Cts., formerly
Counsel for that Circuit to the Mint and the
Post Office, and a Revising Banister : b. 1829,
LLO Baronetage, Knightage, <fb&. LOC
widower, Res., Sefton, Penmaenmawr R.S.O.,
Carnarvs. ; 8 Stanley PL, Chester.
LLOYD, Capt. Arthur Athelwold, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late N'thants. Regt. ; S. Africa 1R99-
1902 as D. A. A.G., now Offr. in charge of Musketry
Duties Southn. Commd. : b. 1864. Res., Dover.
LLOYD, Maj. Arthur Henry Orlando,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Shropsh. Imper. Yeom.,
late Gren. Gds. ; Suakin : b. 1864. Res., Leaton
Knolls, Shrewsbury.
LLOYD, Brig.-Gen. Francis, OB. (Mil. 1900-1)
D.S.O. (1898), late comdg. 1st Batt. Gren. Gds.;
Soudan 1885, Nile 1898, and S. Africa 1900-2, was
Comdt. Sch. of Mil. Instr. for Mil. and Vols.
1894-6, now comdg. 1st Brig. Aldershot Army
Corps : b. 1853. Res., Aston Hall, Oswestry,
Salop; Rolls Pk., Chigwell, Essex.
LLOYD, Maj.-Gen. Francis Thomas, C.B.
(Mil. 1885), E.A. retd. (1900) Egypt, Soudan, and
Nile Expedns., late D.A.G. for Artill. at War
Office, and Gov. Roy. Mil. Acad. "Woolwich : b.
1838. Res., The Lawn, Walmer, Deal.
LLOYD, Capt. Langford Newman, D.S.O.
(1900-1), L.R.C.P., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1873. Res., 43 Kensington Mansns., Trebovir
Ed., Earl's Ct. Rd., S.W.
LIOYD, Col. Morgan George, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
ate Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy.
Ir. Begt. (Mil.) : b. 1843. Res., Belvedere, Tenby,
Pemb.
LLOYD, Adm. Rodney Maclaine, C.B. (Mil.
1892), ret. 1902; Baltic, China 1854-9 and agst.
Pirates 1867-70, coast of Colombia 1875, E. Soudan
1884, Nav. Offr.-in-Charge at Jamaica 1889-92,
late Supt. Malta Dockyd., a Naut. Assessor for
Appeals in H. of Lords: b. 1841. Res., 66 St.
Thomas St., Portsmouth.
LLOYD, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1897), late
Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. Cardigan Artill.
Militia : b. 1853. Club, U. Serv.
LOCH, family name of the Barony following.
LOCH, Baron. Edward Douglas Loch, 2nd
Bn. {U.K.), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), D.S.O.
(1898), served in Nile Expdn. 1898 and was Divis.
Signalling Officer on Lord Methuen's Staff in
S. Africa 1899-1900, is Maj. 1st Batt. Gren. Gds.:
son of 1st Bn. ; b. April 4, 1873 ; sue. 1900 (L. U.);
mar. 1905 Lady Margaret Louisa Lizzie Compton,
dau. of 5th M. of Northampton. No present
heir. Seat, Stoke College, Clare R.S.O., Suffolk ;
town res., 44 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
Creation. Bn. Loch, U.K. 1895.— The 1st Bn. (who
died in 1900), the Rt. Hon. Henry Brougham Loch, G.C.B.,
G.C.M.G., was A.D.C. to Lord Gough in India, and
engaged in diplomatic and other services in Turkey,
China, &c, and as Governor of the Isle of Man, Victoria,
and the Cape, and High Commissioner for South Africa.
Sisters.
(Loch.)
(Present Baron, h. 1873.)
Hon. Edith Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Maxwell
Earle, h. 1874, mar. 1900 Capt. Maxwell K, D.S.O.,
q.v.
Hon. Evelyn L. , h. 1876.
LOCH, Baron's Widow. The Ladv L. (Eliza-
beth, twin sister of Ctss. of Lytton and dau. of
Hon. Edwd. E. Villiers, grandson of 1st E. of
Clarendon), Lady of Grace St. John Jerus.,
mar. 1862 1st Bn. Loch, P.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G.,
an eminent diplomatist, as above (d. 1900). Res.,
44 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
LOCH, Lt.-Col. Granville Henry, OLE.
(1901), I.A., Afghn., Zhob Valley 1884, Burma
1886-9 and 1895-6, Lushai 1892, now Comdt. Nth,
Lushai Hills Mil. Police : b. 1859.
LOCH, Capt. Stewart Gordon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., China 1900 : b. 1875.
LOCH, Lt.-Col. William, OLE. (1903), LA.
retd. (1903), now Princ. of Mayo Coll. at Ajmere ;
Eusofzai Expedn. 1863-4, has been A.D.C. to six
Viceroys : b. 1845. Res., 185 Piccadilly, W.
LOCHABER, STRATHAVON, &c, Baron
{Scot. 1600)— see " Huntly, M. of."
LOCHOW and GLENYLA, Viscount {Sect.
1701)— see "Argyll, D. of."
LOCKETT, Maj. William Jeffery, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 1st Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-2 with
14th Hussars and Imper. Yeom. : b. 1873.
LOCKHART, Baronet of Lee. Sir Simon
Macdonald Lockhart, 5th Bt. '{U.K. 1806), M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1897), a D.L. for Lanarks. and a
Commissr. of Supply for Midlothian, a memb. of
Roy. Co. of Archers, a Col. in the Army, late
comdg. 1st Life Gds., also Cav. at the Curragh,
served in Egypt 1882 : son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of
4th (both of whom bore the surname Macdonald-
Lockhart), b. 1849, sue. 1870, mar. 1898 Hilda
Maud, dau. of Lt.-Col. Aug. H. Macdonald-
Moreton. No present heir. Seats, The Lee and
Newholme, Lanark ; Carnwath House, Carnwath
R.S.O., Lanarks.
LOCKHART, Knight's Widow. Lady L., C.I.
(Mary Katharine, dau. of the late Capt. Wm.
Eccles), mar. 1888, as 2nd wife, Sir Wm. S. A.
Lockbart, G.C.B., K.C.S.I., Com.-in-Chief in
India (d. 1900). Res., Queen's Gate Mansns.,
187 Queen's Gt., S.W.
LOCKHART, James Haldane Stewart,
C. M.G. (1898), Commissr. at Wei-hai-Wei, late
Colon. Sec. and Regist.-Gen. Hong Kong, has
been M.L.C. and M.E.C. : b. 1858. Res., Wei-
hai-Wei.
LOCKHART (ELIOTT-), Capt. Percy Clare,
D. S.O. (1899), LA., Waziristan 1894-5, Chitral
Relief, and N.W. Frontier: b. 1867.
LOCKHART (SINCLAIR-),Baronet of Steven-
son. Sir RobertDuncan Sincteir-Lockhart,uih~Bt.
{Scot. 1636), bro. of 10th Bt. (Sir Graeme A.
Sinclair-Lockhart , who again was a remote cousin
of 9th Bt., Su- Robt. Chas. Sinclair) ; b. 1856, sue.
1904, mar. 1895 Flora Louisa Jane Beresford
Nation, dau. of Capt. Power. Heir, his son
Grveme Duncan Power (b. 1897; 2nd heir, next
son, b. 1904). Seat, Cambusnethan House,
Wishaw, Lanarks ; res., in N.Z. — For the
Dowa?er Lady see " Sinclair."
LOCKWOOD, Knight's Widow. Lady L.
(Julia Rosetta, dau. of the late Salis Schwabe,
Esq.), mar. 1874 Sir Frank Lockwood, M.P.,
Q.C., a recent Solic.-Gen. (d. 1897). Res., 26
Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
LOCKWOOD, Lt. - Col. Amelius Richard
Mark, C.V.O. (1905), M P. for Epping Div. (C),
a C.C. for Essex, Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 4th Batt.
Essex Regt. (Mil.): b. 1847. Bishop's Hall,
Romford, Essex ; 5 Audley Sq., W.
LOCKYER, Knight. Sir (Joseph) Norman
Lockyer, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), LL.D., D.Sc,
F.R.S., F.R.A.S., late Prof, of Astron. Physics
in Roy. Coll. Sci. at Kensington, has specially
devoted himself to observations of the Sun, and
is Dir. of Solar Physics Observatory, has been
at the head of six Eclipse Expedns. and was
Pres. of Brit. Assoc. 1903 ; author of several
astronom. works and suptg. Editor of Nature,
formerly eight years in War Office, and edited
' Army Regulations : ' b. 1836, mar. 1903, gnd
husb. to 2nd wife, Thomazine Mary, dau. of late
Saml. W. Browne, Esq., and wid. of B. E.
424 LOC Directory of Peerage,
Brodhurst, Esq., F.E.C.S. Bes., 16 Penywem
Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
LOCOCK, Baronet. Sir Charles Bird Locock,
3rd Bt. {U.K. 1857), son of 2nd Bfc., b. 1878,
sue. 1890, mar. 1901 Christine, dau. of Eredk.
Bennett, Esq., of Ipswich. Heir, his son (b. 1905 ;
2nd heir, his uncle Ilev. Alfred Henry L., b.
1829). Bes., Oaklands, Braintree, Essex.
LOCOCK, Col. Herbert, C.B. (Civ. 1894), late
R.E., and Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns. : b. 1837
(son of 1st Bt.). lies., 26 Queen's Gt. G-dns.,
S.W.
LODER, Baronet. Sir Edmund Giles Loier,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), M.A., High Sheriff of
Northants. 1888: son of 1st Bt., b. 1849, sue.
1R8R. mar. 1876 Marion, dau. of the late W. E.
Hubbnrd, Esq. Heir, his son Robert Egerton
(b. 1887; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew, Giles Harold,
b. 1884). Seal &c, Leonardslee, Horsham,
Sussex ; Beach House, Worthing.
LODER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
L. (Maria Georgiana, dau. of the late Hans
Busk, Esq.), mar. 1847 Sir Robt. Loder, 1st Bt. (d.
1888). Bes.. Beach House, Worthing ; 47 Gros-
venor Sq., W.
LODEP, Lady Louise de Verb, dau. of 10th D.
of St. Albans.
LODER, Lady Margaret Ernestine Augusta,
dau. of 3rd E. of Listowel.
LODGE, Knight. Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge,
Kt. Bach. (1902), D.Sc, LL.D., F.R.S., Principal
of the University of Birmingham, has contributed
largely to electric science, was Prof, of Physics
in Univ. Coll. L'pool 1881-1900 : b. 1851, mar. 1877
Mary F. A., dau. of the late Alex. Marshall, Esq.
Bes., Mariemont, Edgbaston, Birmingham.
LOEWENSTEIN, Princess Ludwig — see
" Lowenstein-Wertheim."
LOFTHOUSE, Bishop— see "Kecwatin."
LOFTUS, family name of Ely Marquessate,
q.v. for Lord George and Lady Catherine.
LOFTUS, Baron {U.K. 1801), Imper. title of
M. of Elv (also Irel. 1785).
LOFTUS, Viscount {Irel. 1789), another title of
the Ely Marquessate, borne by the heir when a son.
LOGAN, Knight. Sir Charles Bowman Loqan,
Kt. Bach. (1899), LL.D., W.S., a D.L. for City of
Edinburgh, and Dep. Keeper of the Signet of
Scotld., was Crown Agent for Scotld. 1883-6:
b. 1837, mar. 1863, Margaret, dau. rf Robt.
Romanes, Esq. lies., 12 Rothesay PI., Edinburgh.
LOGAN, Capt. Edward Townshend, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 3rd Batt. Chesh. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1900-1.
LOGIN, Commod. Spencer Henry Mktcalfe,
C.V.O. (1905), A.D.C. to H.M. ; Ashanti 1873,
Suakiu 1884 : b. 1851.
LOHARU, the Chief of. Nawab Amir-ud-
Din Sir Ahmad Khan, Bahadur, K.C.I.E. (1897),
b. i85Q. Bes., Loharu, Hissar, Punjab.
LOKINDRA (a title)— see " Datia."
LOMAS, Flt.-Surg. Ernest Courtney, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.B., R.N., S. Africa 1900 : b, 1864.
LONDESBOROUGH, Earl of. William
Francis Henry Denison, 2nd Earl {U.K.),
Vice-Adm. of Yorkshire and a D.L. for E. Rid.,
Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. E. Yorks. Regt, : son
of 1st Earl ; b. Dec. 30, 1864 ; sue. 1900 {C.) ; mar.
1887 Lady Grace Augusta Fane, dau. of 12th E.
of Westmorland. Seats, Londesborough Pk., |
Mkt. Weighton R.S.O., Yorks. ; Londesborough 1
Lodge, Scarborough ; Blankney, Lincoln ; town I
res., Alington House, Sth. Audley St., W,
LOW
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Londesborough, 1850; E. of
Londesborough and Vise. Raincliffe, 1837.— Lord Albert
Conyngham (aftds. Denison, name assumed 1849), K.C.H.,
F.R.S., a son of the 1st Mar.i. Conyngham and Vice-
Admiral of Yorkshire, was created Bn. Londesborough,
his son the 2nl Bn., who had been M.P. for Beverley and
Scarborough, receiving the higher honours.
Titled Relatives.
{Denison.)
Issue of present {2nd) E.:
Lady Irene Frances Adza 7)., b. 1890.
Vise. Raincliffe, heir to Earldom : George Francis
William Henry 7)., b. 1892.
Hon. Hugo William Cecil 7)., 2nd heir, b. 1894.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1864.)
Lady Edith Henrietta Sybil, now Lady Sybil
Cidrington, b. 1866, mar. 1887 Sir Gerald W. Hy.
C, 1st Bt. of Dodingtqn Park, q.v.
Lady Ida Emily Augusta, now Lady I. Sitwell, b.
1869, mar. i885 Sir Geo. Reresby S., 4th Bt., q.v.
Lady Mildred Adelaide Cecilia, now Lady M. Cooke,
b. 1872, mar. 1902 Sir William H. C. Wemyss C, 10th
Bt. of Wheatley, q.v.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of present E.) :
By 1ST MRIIGE.
(The lat'i 1st Earl, b. 1831, d. 1900.)
Hon. Henrietta Elizabeth Sophia, now Finn. Lady
Grey- Egerton (q.v., Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1836, mar. 1S61.
By 2ND MR RGB.
Hon. Henry Charles 7)., Hon. Lieut. Roy. Nav.
Artill. Vols., formerly Capt. R.A.: b. 1849, mar. 1887
Beatrice, dau. of Jas. A. Guthrie, Esq., nnd widow
of Maj. Gough (Hon. Mrs. Henry D.). Res., 36
Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. Conyngham Albert 7)., Com. R.N. retired, b.
1851, mar. 1878 Evelyn Maud, dau. of the late Cha«.
F. Webster, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Conyngham D. ). Res.,
Halnaker, Chichester.
Hon. Albertina Agnes Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Ivor
Herbert, b. 1854, mar. 1873 Col. Ivor J. Caradoc
H., C.B., C.M.G., q.v.
Hon. Harold Albert D., formerly Lieut. R.N.,b. 1856,
mar. 1899 Katherine, dau. of Sir T. Vdliers Lister,
K.C.M.G. (Hon. Mrs. Harold i).). 7ies.,3oSt. James's
Sq., S.W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Albert D. (Louisa Fanny Crichlow, dau.
of the late Antonio Fabris, Esq.), mar. 1873 the
late Rear-Adm. Hon. Albert Denison Somerville
7). (d. 1903). Res., Woodside, Wootton, I.W., nr.
Lymington.
LONDESBOROUGH, Earl's Widow. Dowa-
ger Countess of L., nee Lady Edith Frances
Wilhelmine Somerset, dau. of 7th D. of Beaufort,
K.G. ; b. 1838, mar. 1863 istE. of Londesborough
(d. 1900). Res., 17 Norfolk St., Park Ln.. W.
LONDON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. and Rt. Hon.
Arthur Foley Winnington-Inqram, D.D., 110th
Bp., P.C. {Gt. Br. 1901), Dean of the Chapels
Royal, late Bp. Suff. of Stepney and Canon and
Treas. of St. Paul's, prev. Chapl. to Abp. of York
and to Bps. of Lichfield and St. Albans, Rect. of
St. Matthew, Bethn. Grn., and Head of the Oxford
House at same place : b. Jan. 26, 1858 (a cousin of
Sir Eras. S. Winnington, Bt.), cons. 1897, transl.
to London and ent. Lords (C) 1901, unmrrd.
Res., Fulham Palace, S.W. ; London House, 32 St.
James's Sq., S.W.
LONDONDERRY, Marquess of. Charles
Stewart Vane - Tempest - Stewart, 6th Marq.
{Irel.), sits as Earl Vane ( U.K.); K.G. (1888), P.C.
{G.B. i836. /. 1892), G.C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Civ.
1905), V.D., LL.D., D.C.L., Lord Pres. of the
Council and Pres. of Bd. of Education, a memo, of
Cmttee. of Counc. on Educn, in Scotld., late Post-
master-Gen., is Lieut, for Co. Down, a Co. Aid.
for Durham, and a D.L. for that Co. and Mont-
gomerysh., an A.D.C. to H.M., Col. 2nd Duih.
R.G.A. Vols., Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Durham L.I.
LON
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. LON 425
and 3rd Batt. Roy. Irish Rif. (both Mil.), and
Col.-Comdt. 8th Vol. Brig. N. Div. R.A. ; Lord
Lieut, of Ireland 1886-9, an M.P. 1878-84 (as Vise.
Castlereagh), and Chmn. L.S.B. 1895-8: son of
5th M. ; b. July 16, 1852: sue. 1884(C); mar.
1875 Lady Theresa Susey Helen Chetwynd-Talbot ,
a Lady of Grace St. John Jems., dau. of 19th E.
of Shrewsbury; assumed 1885 the addit. name
Stewart. Seats, Seaham Hall, Sunderland ; Mount
Stewart, Newtownards, Co. Down ; Wynyard Pk.,
Stockton-on-Tees ; town res. , Londonderry House,
Park Ln., W.
Creations. Jrel. : Bn. Londonderry, 1789 ; Vise. Castle-
reagh, 1795 ; E. of Londonderry, 1796 ; Marq. 1816. U.K. :
Bn. Stewart of Stewart's Court, 1814 ; Earl Vane and
Vise. Seaham, 1823.— The Rt. Hon. Robt. Stewart, M.P.
for Co. 1 'own. was awarded successively all the above Irish
titl ;s. His eldest son, the 2nd Marquess, better known as
Vise. Castlereagh, was the statesman aad Fore'gn Secre-
tary whom Bvron so bitterly assailed. His half-brother
the 3rd Marquess, a distinguished soldier in the Penin-
sular War, obtainel the U. K. titles, the Baronv before
his succession, and the Earldom shortly after; he
married the daughter and heiress of Sir Hy. Vane-
Tempest, Bt., and assumed the name of Vane in place
of Stewart, that of Tempest being added by the 5th
Marq., and the original Stewart only restored as a
further addition by the 6th.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present (6th) M. — name Vane- Tempest-
Stewart :
Lady Helen Mary Theresa, now Lady Helen
Stavordale, b. 1876, mar. 1902 Lord S , son and
heir of 5th E. of Ilchester, q.v.
Vise. Castlereagu (pron. Castleray), heir to Mar-
quessate: Charles Stewart Henry V.-T.-S., M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903). Cant. Roy. Horse Gds. : b. 1878,
mar. 1399 Edith, dau. of Rt. Hon. Hy. Chaplin,
M.P. Res., t^ueen Anne's Mead, Windsor. Issue:
Hon. Maureen Helen V.-T.-S., b. 1900.
Lord Stewart, 2nd heir: Edward Charles Stewart
Robert V.-T.-S., b. 1902. (Designated Lord
Stewart as being the grandson of a Marquess,
though the son of a Visct. does not bear any
special title.)
The late Lord Charles Stewart Reginald V.-T.-S., b.
1879, d. 1899.
Surviving issue of $th M. (bro. and sist. of
present) — name Vane- Tempest :
(Present Marquess, b. 1852.)
Lord Herbert Lionel Henry V.-T., Hon. Lt.-Col.
(late Maj.) 8th Vol. Brig. N. Div. R.A. : b. 1862.
Res., Plas Machynlleth, Montgom. : 7 Grosvenor
PL, S.W.
Lady Alexandrina Louisa Maud, now Lady A.
(" Aline") Beaumont, b. 1863, mar. 1889 AVentworth
C. Blackett B., Esq., M.P. Res., By well Hall,
Stocksfield-on-Tyne R.S.O. ; Bretton Pk., Wake-
field ; 6 Queen's Gdns., Hove, Brighton.
LONDONDERRY, Marquess's Widow.
Dowager Marchioness of L. (Mary Cornelia,
dau. of Sir Jno. Edwards, 1st and only Bt. of
Garth), mar. 1846 5th M. of Londonderry (d. 1884).
Res., with Lord Herbert above.
LONG, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. "Walter Hume
Long,V.C. (Gt. Br. 1895; Ir. 1905) , M.P. for South
Bristol (C), a D.L. for Wilts., Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom., appd.
1905 Ch. See. for Ireld., prev. Pres. of Loc.
Govt. Bd. and of Bd. of Agric, formerly Pari. Sec.
to Loc. Govt. Bd.,was on Roy. Commssn. on Agric.
Depression 1893 : b. 1854, mar. 1878 the under-
mentioned Lady Dorothy (Doreen) Long. Res.,
Chitterne Lodge (Codf ord St. Mary) , Rood Ashton
(Trowbridge), and Wraxall (Bradford-on-Avon),
all in Wilts; 51, Cadogan Gdns., S.W. ; offic. res.,
Chf. See's Lodge, Phoenix Pk., Dublin.
LONG, Maj. Arthur, D.S.O. (1900-1), A.S.C.,
S. Africa 1899-1901 as D.A.A.G., lato a Dap.
Assist. Dir. of Transport in that Dist. : b. i865.
LONG, Lady Dorothy Blanche ("Lady
Doreen"), dau. of 9th E. of Cork and Orrery
(q.v.).*and wife of the preceding Priv. Counc.
LONG, Capt. Walter, D.S.O. (1902), 2nd
Drgns. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now A.D.C. to Maj.-
Gen. comdg. 1st Cav. Brigade Aldershot : b. 1879
(son of above P.C.). Res., 51, Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
LONG, Col. William, C.M.Q. (1901), Hon. Col.,
late Lt.-Col. comdg.. 4th Batt. Som. L.I. (Mil.),
a D.L. for Somerset (High Sheriff 1899) ; S. Africa
1900 : b. 1843. Res., Congresbury, Somerset, nr.
Bristol.
LONGDEN, Knight's Widow. Lady L.
(Alice Emily, dau. of Jas. Berridge, Esq.), mar.
1864 Sir Jas. R. Longden, G.C.M.G., Gov. of
Ceylon &c. (d. 1891). Res., 126 Lexham Gdns.,
Kens., W.
LONGFORD, Baron (Gt. Br. 1747I — see
" Radnor, E. of," also follg. art. (Creations).
LONGFORD, Earl of. Thomas Pakenham
(pron. Pack-), 5th Earl (Irel.), sitsas Bn. Silchester
{U.K.) ; K.P. (1901), M.A., Maj. 2nd Life Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900 and 1902, is Lieut, of Co.
Longford : son of 4th E. ; b. Oct. 19, 1864 ; sue.
1887 (0.) ; mar. 1899 Lady Mary Julia Child-
Villiers, dau. of 7th E. of Jersey. Seat, Pakenham
Hall, Castlepollard R.S.O. , Co. Westmeath; town
res., 7 Gt. Cumberland PL, S.W.
Creations. Trel. : Bn. Longford, 1756 ; Earl of L. 1785.
U. K. : Bn. Silchester, 1821.-Tb.0s. Pakenham, whose
father was M.P. for Westmeath, and who had himself
married it e heiress of the last Earl of Longford of a
former creation, was awarded the Lon?fori Barony,
whilst ig years after his death his widow wis created a
Countess. She survived her son the 2nd Bn., so that
her grandson, the 3rd Bn., was the first to succeed her
in the Earldom. It was unoa him that the U.K B irony
of Silc'uesttr was conferred.
Titled Relatives.
(Pakenham.)
Issue of present (yh) E. :
Lord Silchester, heir to Earldom : Edward Arthur
Henry P., b. 1902. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Edward. )
Lady Margaret Pansy Felicia P., b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Georgiana Frances Henrietta, now Vctss.
Gough, b. 1863, mar. 1889 3rd Vise. G., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1864.)
Hon. Edward Michael P., late Capt. Coldstrn). Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1866. Res., 24
Bruton St., W., with Dow. Ctss.
Lady Katharine Louisa, now Lady K. Vane, b. 1868,
mar. 1904 Col. Hon. Wm. Lyon«l V., bro. of 9th
Bn. Barnard, q.v.
Issue of 2nd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1817, d. i860.)
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1819, d. 1887.)
Lady Katherine Felicia, now Lady K. Evans-Frelce,
b. 1825, mar. 1851 the late Col. Hon. Fenton John
E.-F. (d. 1889), bro. of 7th Bn. Carbery, q.v.
Lady Georgiana Sophia, now Dow. Mchss. of Exeter
(q.v.), b. 1827, mar. 18483rd Marq. of E. (d. 1895).
LONGFORD, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of L., nee Hon. Selina Rice-Trevor, dau. of
4th Bn. Dynevor, b. 1836, mar. 1862 4th E. of
Longford (d. 1887). Res., 24 Bruton St., W.
LONGHURST, Knight. Sir Hbstrt Bell
Longhurst, Kt. Bach. (1902), L.D.S.R.C.S., Surg.
Dentist to the King: b. 1835, mar- ^5 Mary,
dau. of Saml. Wilmott, Esq. Res., The Wood-
lands, Barnes Common, S.W. ; 28 Old Burlington
St., W.
LONGLEY, Knight's Widqw. L4dy£. (Diana
Eliza, dau. of Jno. Davenport, Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir
426 LOW Directory of Peerage, LOR
Henry Longley, K.C.B., Ch. Charity Commissr.
(d. 1899). Res., 9 Durham PL, Chelsea, S.W.
LONGLEY, Lady Louisa Katharine*, dau.
of 3rd E. of Eldon.
LONGMORE, Knight's "Widow. Lady L.
(Mary Eosalie Helen, dau. of Capt. W. S. Moor-
som), mar. 1862 Burg.-Gen. Sir Thos. Longmore,
C.B. (d. 1895). Res., The Paddock, Woolstone,
Southampton.
LONGRIDGE, Maj. Theodore, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Beds. Regt. ; Isazai 1892 and Chitral Relief, S.
Africa 1900-1 : b. i860.
LONGUEUIL, Baron de {ivritten Longueiiil.
Reginald D'Iberville Charles Grant, 8th Bn.
{Canada 1700), son of 6th Bn. and half-bro. of
7th, b. 1856, sue. 1898, mar. 1891 Kate Isobel,
dau. of Jno. Church, Esq., and widow of W. H.
Burrowes, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. John Moore
de Bienville Charles (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir latter's
son Ronald Charles, b. 1887). Club, Conservative.
*#* The only hereditary title of Canada; it was con-
ferred by Louis XIV. at the time when Canada belonged
to France, and recognised by the British Government in
i83o. It is open to female succession.
LONGUEUIL, Baron's Widow. Mary, Bnss.
de L., dau. of the late Thos. Wayne, Esq., mar.
1878 7th Bn. de Longueiiil (d. 1898). Res.,
Birchwood, Pitlochry, Perthsh.
LONSDALE, Earl of. Hugh Cecil Lowther,
5th Earl (O.K.) and a Bt., a D.L. for Cumbd.
and Westmorld., Herect. Adm. of the Coasts of
those counties and Lord Warden of the West
Marches, Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Westmorld.
and Cumbd. Imper. Yeom., and Hon. Col. Roy.
Cumbd. Mil. and of Cumbd. Artill. Vols., was
twice Mayor of Whitehaven : son of 3rd E. and
bro. of 4th ; b. Jan. 25, 1857 ; sue. 1882 (C.) : mar.
1878 Lady Grace Cecilie Gordon, a memb. League
of Mercy, dau. of 10th M. of Huntly. Seats,
Lowther Castle, Westmld., nr. Penrith; White-
haven Castle, Cumberld. ; Barley Thorpe Hall,
Oakham ; town res., 14 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Jtr. : A Bt. 1764 ; Vise, and Bn. Low-
ther, 1797. IT. K. : E. of Lonsdale, 1807.— Sir Jas. Lowther,
5th Bt. in an extinct series, for many years M.P. for
Cumberland and Westmorland, was created 1st Vise,
(he had previously been made Earl and awarded several
other titles, but these, being without the special re-
mainder attached to the 1797 titles, expired at his
decease ; there had also been three Viscts. immediately
before him). His cousin and successor, 2nd Bt. in the
new line, obtained the Earldom ; he was son of the
Rev. Sir Win, Lowther, 1st Bt., to whose heirs male the
special remainder to the Peerage titles had been assigned.
Titled Relatives.
(Lowther.)
Dau. of 4th E. (niece of present) :
Lady Gladys Mary Juliet, now Lady Juliet Duff,
b. 1881, mar. 1903 Robert G. Vivian D., Esq., and
Life Gds.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1855, d. 1882.)
(Present Earl, b. 1857.)
Lady Sibyl Emily, now Lady S. Knox, b. 1862, mar.
1886 the late Maj.-Gen. Geo. Wms. K., C.B. (d. 1894).
Res., Barrow House, Oakham.
Lady Verena Maud, now The Viscountess Churchill,
V. A., b. 1865, mai\ 1887 3rd Bn. C, now 1st Vise, q.v.
Hon. Lancelot Edward L., heir pres. to Earldom,
a D.L. for Cumbd. and Westmorld., formerly Capt.
Roy. Cumb. Mil. : b. 1867, mar. 1889 Sophia Gwen-
doline Alice, dau. of Sir Robt. Sheffield, 5th Bt.
(Hon. Mrs. Lancelot L.). Rex., Asfordby Hall,
Melton Mowbray, Leic. (2nd heir, his son Anthony
Edward, b. 1896.)
Bro. and sist, of 3rd E. (unole and aunt of pre-
sent ; granted rank of Earl's issue 1872) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1818, d. 187S.)
Hon. William L., a D.L. for Cumbd. and Westmorld.,
formerly Min. at Buenos Aires and Sec. of Legat.
or Emb. at Naples, St. Petersburg, and Berlin, an
M.P. 1867-92; b. 1821, mar. 1853 Hon. Charlotte
Alice Parke, dau. of only Bn. Weusleydale (Hon.
Mrs. William L ). Res., Campsey Ashe, Wickham
Market R.S.O., Suffolk; Lowther Lodge, 74 Prince's
Gt., S.W. (Rt. Hon. Jas. Wm. Lowther is his son.).
Lady Augusta Mary, now Lady A. Noel, b. 1825, mar.
1863 Rt. Hon. Gerard Jas. iV., son of 1st E. of Gains-
borough (see " Noel, P.O.").
LONSDALE, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess op L. (Emily Susan, dau. of the late
St. George F. Caulfeild, Esq.), mar. 1852 3i'd E.
of Lonsdale (d. 1876). Res., Cottesmore Hall,
Oakham.— Eor Constance, Ctss. of Lonsdale, now
Cts3. de Grey, see " De Grey."
LONSDALE (HEYWOOD-), Hon. Mrs.
Henry, dau. of 1st Bn. Hamilton of Dalzell.
LOPES, family name of Ludlow Barony, q.v.
for " Hons.," see below for Lady Albertha.
LOPES, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt. Hon.
Sir (Lopes) Massey Lopes, P.C. ( Gt. Br. 1885),
3rd Bt. {U.K. 1805), M.A., a D.L. for Devon and
Wilts., a Co. Aid. for Devon (High Sheriff 1857),
an M.P. 1857-85, Civ. Lord of Admiralty 1874-80,
and former Capt. 2nd Devon Mil. : son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1818, sue. 1854, mar. 1874, 2nd wife, Louisa,
dau. of Sir Robt. W. Newman, 1st Bt. (1st wife
was Hon. Bertha Yarde-Buller, dau. of 1st Bn.
Churston). Heir, his son Henry Yarde Buller
(b. 1859, husb. of Lady Albertha L. below ;
2nd heir, their son, Massey Henry Edgcumbe, b.
1903). Seats, Maristow (Roborough R.S.O.) and
Burrator (Horrabridge R.S.O.) , both Devon ; town
res., 28 Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton Sq., S.W.
LOPES, Lady Albertha Louisa Florence,
dau. of 4th E. of Mount Edgcumbe (q.v.) and
wife of heir to above Baronetcy.
LORAINE, Baronet. Sir Lambton Loraine,
11th Bt. {Eng. 1664), Rear- Adm. retd. 1889), comd.
at Bombardment of Omoa Castle, Honduras, 1873,
in which year he received freedom of City of New
York for staying executions at Santiago de Cuba,
isChmn. of Standing Counc. of the Baronetage : son
of lothBt., b. 1838, sue. 1852, mar. i878Frederica
Mary Horatia, dau. of the late Capt. Chas. A.
Broke, R.E. Heir, his son Eustace Broke (b.
1879; 2nd heir, next son, Percy Lyham, b. 1880).
Seat, Bramf ord Hall, Ipswich ; town res., 7 Montagu
Sq.,W.
LORD, Knight. Sir Riley Lord, Kt. Bach.
(1900), Mayor of Newcastle-on-Tyne in year of
promotion, also in 1895-6 (when he raised £100,000
for building Roy. Vict. Infirmary as a Jubilee
memorial), Sheriff 1892-3: b. 1838, widower.
Res. , Highfield Hall, Go.sf orth, Newcastle-on-Tyne-.
LORIMER, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Eliza
Sarah, dau. of the late Jas. Kenworthy, Esq.),
mar. 1858 Sir Jas. Lorimer, K.C.M.G. (d. 1889).
Res., 38 Cromwell Rd., Hawksburn, Melbourne,
Vict.
LORIMER, John Gordon, CLE. (1902), was
Assist. For. Sec. in Ind. Govt. 1899-1901, and has
been Polit. Offr. at several stations, now Dep.
Commissr. N.W. Front. Provs. : b. 1870.
LORING, Knight's Widow. LadyZ. (Frances
Louisa, dau. of Jno. Adams, Esq.), mar. 1865
Adm. Sir Wm. Loring, K.C.B. (d. 1895). Res.,
Stonelands, Ryde, I.W.
LORNE, Baron {Scot. 1470), and Marquess of
LORN and KINTYRE (1701) -see " Argyll, D.
of," the title "Marq. of Lome" being borne by
the heir when a son.
LORTON, Viscount (Irel. i8o5)— see "Kings-
ton, E. of" (under "Creations").
LOS Baronetage^ Knightage, <&c. LOU 427
LOSADA y LOUSADA, Duke dk. Horace
Franc rs de Lousada, 5th Duke, 3rd of 2nd crea-
tion (Duque— Spain 1759, cr. by Charles ILL,
King of the Two Sicilies and Spain, confirmed
l3— ), 2nd Marchese di San Miniato [Tuscany
1846), a Grandee of Spain of the 1st Class, retd.
Col. Madras N.L : nephew of 4th D., b. 1837, sue.
1885 (as Marq. di San Miniato on death of his
father 1870). Heir pres., his bro. Count Francis
Clifford de Lous%da, Com. R N. (b. 1842, mar.
Lady Eardley, Bt.'s widow, q.v. ; 2nd heir, their
1st cousin Eiward Eugene, b. 1853). dub, E.
Ind. U. Serv.
LOTBINTERE —see "De Lotbiniere."
LOTHIAN, Marquess of. Ro3ert Schomberg
Kerr (pron. Karr), 10th Marq. (Scot.), sits as
Bn. Ker (of Kersheugh— U.K.), a D.L. for Rox-
burgh : son of 9th M. ; b. March 22, 1874 ; sue.
igoo (C); unmrrd. Seats, Newbattle Abbey,
Dalkeith, Midlothian (ht to Lord Play fair) ;
Monteviot, Jedburgh ; Blickling Hall, Aylsham
R.S.O., Norfolk.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Newbottle, 1591; E. of Lothian,
1606 ; Ld. Jedburgh, 1622 ; E. of Ancram and Ld. Kerr
of Nisbet, Langnewtoune, and Dolphingtoune, 1633 ; M.
of Lothian, B. of Ancram (renewed, and perhaps spelt
"Anorum" this time), Vise, of Briene, and Ld. Kerr
of Newbottle, Oxnam, Jedburgh, Dolphingtoun, and
Nisbet, 1701. U.K : Bn. Ker (of Kersheugh), 1821.—
Mark Kerr, an Extraordinary Lord of Session and Master
of Requests, obtained the title of Lord Newbottle and
later on of Earl of Lothian. A cousin of his was created
Ld. Jedburgh, and another cousin Earl of Ancram, but
the titles all converged. The 4th Eai-1 was raised to the
Marquessate, and the 6th Marq. made a U.K. Baron.
The 1701 creation seems to have adopted the form
"Ancrum," which is the name of one of the family
estates ; but " Ancram" is the orthography used in the
title of the heir when a firstborn son (compare the above
forms "Ld. Newbottle ' and " Newbattle Abbey").
Titled Relatives.
(Kerr.)
Surviving issue qfgth M. (sists. of present) :
Lady Cecil Alctoria Constance,now the Lady Montagu
of Beaulieu, b. 1866, mar. 1889 Hon. John Walter
Edward D.-S.-M,.now 2nd Bn. Montagu of Beaulieu,
q.v.
Lady Margaret Isobel K. , b. 1868.
Lady Mary, now Lady M. Kidd, b. 1870, mar. 1897
Henry K., Esq. Res., Lowood, Melrose, Roxb.
Lady Helen Victoria Lilian K. , b. 1872, mar. 1902 her
1st cousin once rem. Maj. Frederic Walter Kerr,
D.S.O., q.v.
(Present Marquess, b. 1874.)
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Alberta, now Lady V.
Gosling, b. 1876, mar. igo3Capt. William Sullivan G.
Lady Isobel Alice Adelaide K., b. 1881.
Issue of ft h M. (uncles of present) :
(The late 8th Marquess, b. 1832, d. 1870 childless.)
(The late 9th Marquess, b. 1833, d. 1900.)
Lord Ralph Drury K., C.B. (Mil. 1879), heir pres.
to Marquessate, Maj. -Gen. retd. (1898), late in com-
mand at the Curragh, served in Afghanistan 1879,
now Col. 10th Hussars : b. 1837, mar. 1878 Lady
Anne Fitzalan-Howard, dau. of 14th D. of Norfolk.
Res., Woodburn, Dalkeith, Midlothian. (2nd heir,
his son Philip Henry, b. 1882.)
Lord Walter Talbot A'., G.C.B., b. 1839, see "Kerr,
Kt."
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Anne K., see Lord Ralph above.
Lady Amabel K., wife of Lord Walter and known by
her own Christian name.
LOTHIAN, Marquess's ¥idow_ (remrrd.).
Marchioness of L., nee Lady Victoria Alexan-
drina Montagu-Douglas-Scott, dau. of 5th D. of
Buccleuch, K.G., b. 1844, mar., 1st, 1865, 9th
Marq. of Lothian, K.T., P.C., F.R.S.E., a former
Sec. for Scotld. and Lord Rector of Edinb. Univ.
(d. 1900) ; 2ndly, 1903, Bertram, son of Rt. Hon.
Jno. (Jr. Talbot, M.P.— retaining title by courtesy;
was one of the present Queen's bridesmaids.
Res., Monteviot, Jedburgh.
LOUDOUN, Earl of. Charles Edward
Hastings Abney-Hastings, 11th Earl (Scot.), sits
as Bn. Botreaux (Eng.); a D.L. for Ayrshire,
late Lieut. Leic. Yeom. : son of Chas. F. Abney-
Hastings, Esq. (we Clifton, created Bn. Donington
after death of his wife), and of the late Ctss.
of Loudoun, sist. of 4th and last M. of Hastings,
on the extinction of whose Marquessate the
Earldom and other Scottish titles passed to
this lady, the English Baronies falling into
abeyance, till terminated in her favour in 1871 ;
b. Jan. 5, 1855 ; sue. to Earldom &c. (C.) on death
of his mother 1874, to Donington Barony on
that of his father 1895 ; mar. 1880 Hon. Alice Mary
Elizabeth Fitzalan-Howard, dau. of 1st Bn.
Howard of Glossop. Seats, Willesley Hall, Ashby-
de-la-Zouch, Leic. ; Loudoun Castle, Galston
R.S.O., Ayrshire.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Campbell of Loudoun, 1601 ;
E. of Loudoun and Ld. Tai-rinzean and Mauchline, 1633.
Eng. (all by writ) : Ld. Botreaux, 1368 ; Ld. Hungerford,
1426 ; Ld. de Molines, 1445 ; Ld. Hastings of Ashby-de-la-
Zouch, 1461. U.K. : Bn. Donington, 1880. " Ld. Mauchline "
is the courtesy-title of an eld. son. — Sir Hugh Campbell,
Sheriff of Ayr, another descendant of the ancestor of the
Dukes of Argyll, was created Ld. Campbell of Loudoun.
His granddaughter, Bnss. in her own right, married Sir
Jno. Campbell, son of Sir Colin Campbell of Glenorchy,
and her husband was awarded the Loudoun Earldom
with its accompanying Baronies. Of the English titles
it is sufficient here to explain that those of Botreaux, De
Molines, and Hungerford had become united in Mary,
heiress of the 4th Ld. Hungerford, who married the heir
to the Hastings Barony, which afterwards became a
Marquessate, this last becoming extinct on the lapse of
male heirs, whilst the Baronies went into abeyance, from
which they were liberated in 1871. They had come into
the Loudoun line through the marriage of Sir Jno.
Rawdon, 1st Earl of Moira, with Lady Eliz. Hastings,
who succeeded to them on the death of her brother the
10th Earl of Huntingdon. For the U.K. Barony, of
Donington see the text. See also Bnss. Grey de Ruthyn
and Hastings Marquessate.
Titled Relatives.
(Surnames as under.)
Surviving issue of late Ctss. (bros. of present E.) :
(Present Earl, b. 1855.)
Hon. Paulyn Francis Cuthbert Rawdon-Rastings,
heir pres. to Earldom, formerly Maj. 3rd Batt. Leic.
Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1856, assumed present surname in
lieu of Abney-Hastings 1887, mar. 1881 Lady Maud
Grimston, dau. of 2nd E. of Veralam. Res., Towersey
Manor, Thame, Oxon. (2nd heir, his son Paulyn
Charles James Reginald, b. 1889.)
Hon. Gilbert Theophilus Clifton Hastings- Campbell,
formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Derbysh.
Regt. (Mil.), b. 1859, assumed present surname 1897
(3rd change), mar. 1894 Maud Kemble, dau. of Sir
. Chas. E. Hamilton, 1st Bt. of Hatley Pk. (Hon.
Mrs. H.-G.). Res., 12 Hans Cresc, Sloane St., S.W.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Lady Maud Rawdon-Hastings, see Hon. Paulyn
above.
LOUGHBOROUGH, Lord (by courtesy— title
Bn. L., Gt. Br. 1795), heir and only son of E. of
Rosslyn.
LOUGHEED, Lt.-Col. Samuel Foster, C.M.G.
(1901), M.D., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1900 with
two Hosps. : b. i860. Club, Jun. Constit.
LOUGHNEAGH, Baron of (Irel. 1660)— see
" Massereene, Vise."
LOUIS, Baronet. Sir Charles Louis, 5th Bt.
(U.K. 1806), son of 4th Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1900.
Heir pres., his 1st cous. once rem. Charles Cave
L. (b. 1835 ; 2nd heir, latter' s bro. Elliot Grasett,
b. 1842). Res., unfixed.
LOUIS, Baronet's Widow. Lady L. (Ada
Georgina, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. C. Napleton),
428 LOU Directory
mar. 18-, as 2nd wife, Maj.-Gen. Sir Chas. Louis,
4th Bt., R.M. retired (d. 1900).
LOUSADA, Col. Frederic Percy, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), York and Lane. Regt. retd. (1904) ; Egypt
1882, S. Africa-1899-1900 : b. 1853. Club, Jun. U.
Serv.
LOUTH, Baron. Randal Pilgrim Ralph
Plunkett, 14th Bn. {Irel.), a D.L. for Co. Louth,
formerly Lieut, in Wilts. Militia : son of 13th
Bn. ; b. Sept. 24, 1868 ; sue. 1883 ; mar. 1890
Eugenie de Miarritze, dau. of the late Capt.
Edmd. H. W. Bellairs. Seat, Louth Hall, Ardee
R.S.O., Co. Louth.
Creation. Bn. of Louth, Irel. 1541.— Sir Oliver Plun-
kett (Kb.) was creited 1st Bti. The 6th in his line was
outlawed by the Parliament in 1641 for the support he
gave to the Stuarts, and as his son and successor con-
tinued that support into the reign of James II., the force
of the unrevoked outlawry was revived to exclude from
Parliament the next (8th) holder of the titlf, and this
was not reversed until 1798 during the tenure of the nth
Baron.
Titled Relatives.
(Plunkett.)
Issue of present {14th) Bn. (himself the only issue
of 13th) :
Hon. Eugenie Anne Westenra P., b. 1891.
Hon. Otway Randal Percy Oliver P., heir to
Barony, b. 1892. (2nd heir, his 1st cous. once rem.
Thomas Oliver Clarence P., b. 1867.)
Surviving issue of 12th Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 13th Baron, b. 1832, d. 1883.)
Hon. Augusta Anna Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. John
Johnstone, b. 1836, mar. 1869 Col. Jno. Douglas J.
Res., Snow Hill, Lisbellaw R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh.
Hon. Randalina Anna Maria Louisa, now Hon. Mrs.
Francis Furrell, b. 1850, mar. 1900, 2nd husb.,
Fras. Arth. P., Esq.. (1st husb. bore same surname,
Thos. A. P.). Res., 37 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
Son of nth Bn. (gt. uncle of present) :
(The late 12th Earl, b. 1809, d. 1849.)
Hon. Henry Luke P., b. 1813.
LOUTH, Baron's Widow. TheDowagerLADY
L. (Elizabeth Lily,dau. of the late Jno. Black, Esq.,
of Ceylon), mar. 1877, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 13th
Bn. Louth(d. 1883) ; remar. 18S6 Rd. Muldowney,
Esq. — retaining title by courtesy.
LOVAINE, Baron {Gt. Br. 1784, "Lord L.,
Baron of Alnwick"), a title of the Dukedom of
Northumberland, under which the present Duke
sat in the House of Lords from 1887 up till his
accession 1899.
LOVAT, Baron. Simon Joseph Fraser, 16th
Bn. {Scot.; 3rd of U.K., same title), C.V.O. (1903),
C.B. (Mil. 1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), a D.L. for
Inverness-sh., late Maj. 1st Vol. Batt. Cameron
Highldrs. and Lieut. 1st Life Gds., now Lt.-Col.
comdg. Lovat's Scouts Imper. Yeom., a force
raised by him and comd. in S. Africa 1900-2 : son
of 15th Bn. ; b. Nov. 25, 1871 : sue. 1887 (C.) ;
unmrrd. Seat, Beaufort Castle, Beauly, Co.
Inverness; town res., 38 Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton
Sq., S.W.
Creations. Ld. Lovat, Scot. 1539 (orig. abt. 1464), U.K.
1837.— Hugh Fraser, one of the hostages for James I. of
Scotland's ransom when set a t liberty in England (14241,
was given by that monarch the Barony of Kinnell, which
is considered by some, though hardly by Burke, to have
constituted him 1st Ld. His grandson of the same
name, who married a daughter of Ld. Glamis, was
created Ld. Lovat, or Ld. Fraser of Lovat ; but it was
again the grandson of this latter who received the
charter of 1539 by which the precedence of the house is
reckoned. An unhappy episode in the family history was
enacted by the 13th Ld. (nth of 'Burke') and the eldest
daughter of the nth (gtht. Th"y eloped together, but
the woman, who on her father's death had styled herself
Baroness, returned to her mother and married Alex.
Mackenzie. The Court of Session eventually deprived
her of her title and gave it in 1730 to her former lover.
of Peerage, LOV
He however had in the interim of over 30 years distin-
guished himself by a further course of violence. He was
in 1698 attainted and sentenced to death for seizing the
estates of his intended spouse ; the sentence not being
carried out, he forcibly possessed himself of her own
mother and compelled her to marry him, and for this he
was outlawed in 1701. His crimes being gradually con-
doned by time, he was, as just stated, at length awarded
the Peerage ; but, taking part in the rebellion of 1745, he
was impeached and executed on Tower Hill. After
the death of his youugest son (who did not bear the title)
the succession passed to a descendant of the 6th, upon
whom the U.K. Barony was conferred.
Titled Relatives.
(Fraser.)
Surviving issue of 15'ft Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Mary Laura, now Vctss. Encombe, b. 18S9, mar.
1898 the late Vise. E. (d. 1900), see "Eldon.E. of."
Hon. Alice Mary Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Bernard
Constable-Maxwell, b. 1870, mar. 1890, as 2nd wife,
Hon. Bernard C.-M., son of 10th Bn. Hemes, q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1871.)
Hon. Ethelreda Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Lindley, b. 1872, mar. 1503 Hon. Francis Oswald L.,
son of Bn. Lindley, q.v.
Hon. Hugu "Joseph P., heir pres. to Barony, Capt.
Scots Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1874.
Hon. Alastair Thomas Joseph P., B.A., 2nd heir,
Capt. Livat's Soouts, served as Lieut, in S. Africa
1901-2 : b. 1877.
Hon. Margaret Mary P., b. 1881.
Hon. Muriel Mary Rose P., b. 1884.
Dau. of 14th Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Amelia Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Scott-
Murray, b. 1824, mar. 1846 the late Charles Robt.
S.-M., Esq. (d. 1882). Res., Bryanstone, Bourne-
mouth.
(The late 15th Baron, b. 1828, d. 1887.)
— Bau.-in-laiv :
Hon. Mrs. Alexander P. (Georgina Mary, dau. of the
late Geo. F. Heneage, Esq., M.P.),mar. 1858 the late
Lt.-Col. Hon. Alexander Edward P. (d. 1885). Res.,
91 Elm Pk. Gdns., \V. Brompton, S.W.
LOVAT, Baron's Widow. The Lady L. (Alice
Mary, dau. of Thos. W. Blundell, Esq.), mar.
1866 15th Bn. Lovat (d. 1887). with 16th Bn.
LOVAT, Master of, title of the heir to the
preceding Baronv when a son.
LOVEL and HOLLAND, Baron {Gt. Br. 1762),
Imper. title of E. of Egmont.
LOVELACE, Earl of. Ralph Gordon
Noel Milbanke, 2nd Earl {U.K.). a D.L. for
Surrey: son of 1st E. ; b. July 2, 1839; assumed
name of Milbanke in lieu of King-Noel 1861 ; sue.
as 12th Bn. Wentworth on the death of his bro.
1862, as E. of Lovelace &c. on his father's death
1893 {L.U.) ; mar., 1st, 1869, the late Fannie (d.
1878), dau. of the late Rev. Geo. Heriot ; 2ndly,
1880, Mary Caroline, dau. of the late Rt. Hon.
Jas. A. Stuart- Wortley, grandson of 1st Bn.
Wharncliffe. Seats, Ockham Pk. , Ripley, Woking ;
Ashley Combe, Porlock, Taunton ; town tes.,
Wentworth House, Swan Walk, Chel.se a Embkmt. ,
S.W.
Creations. Bn. Wentworth, Eng. 1529 by writ; Ld.
King, Bn. of Ockham, Gt. Br. 1723; E. of Lovelace
and Vise. Ockham, U.K. 1838.— Sir Thos. Wentworth
(Kt.) was the 1st Bn. of that title, whilst Sir Peter King,
Kt. and M.P., maternal nephew of Jno. Locke the philo-
sopher, and who became Lord Chief J ustice of Common
Pleas and ultimately Lord Chancellor, was the 1st Ld.
King, Bn. of Ockham. The 8th of the latter series was
male Earland Viscount. The2iid Bn. W,, the last English
Governor of Calais, was made a P.C. and a Kt. Bannsret.
The 4th Bn. was created Earl of Cleveland, but that title
went no farther. Two granddaughters followed as
holders of this Barony, and in their line of successors we
find the further extinct titles of Vise. Wentworth and
Bn. Lovelace. The Wentworth Barony itself in 1815 fell
into abeyance between the deceased Baron's sister
Judith, who by marriage had become Lady Milbanke,
and his nephew, Lord Scarsdale ; but this condition was
LOV
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. LOW 429
terminated in 1856 by Anne Isabella, daughter of the
former and then widow of Lord Byron (whose surname
was Noel-Byron*, being left sole heir. Her only child,
the Hon. Augusta Ada Noel-Byron, married the above
nobleman, who was created 1st Earl of Lovelace. His
Lordship the present Earl has thus the high distinction
of being a grandson of the poet Byron (he has lately
co-operated in the production of the superior edition
of the poet's works). Lord B.'s widow, the above well-
known Anne Isabella, Lady Byron, on the death of
Bn. Scarsdale in 1856, became in her own right Bnss.
Wentworth, until her decease in i860, when she was
succeeded for two years by her grandson. Her daughter
the Hon. Augusta Ada, the endeared " Ada " of the poet,
predeceased her mother in 1852, leaving two sons and a
daughter, so that the Wentworth Barony passed to the
elder of these sons ; she had married William, Bn. King,
who became 1st Earl of Lovelace. The elder of the two
sons, nth Bn. Wentworth by descent from his mother,
died befcre his father ; hence the younger now became
12th Bn. W., 9th Bn. King, and eventually 2nd Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Surnames as below.)
Sole issue of present {2nd) E. :
Lady (Ada) Mary Milbanke, heiress pres. to the Went-
worth Barony (see below for the Earldom), b. 1871.
(2nd heiress to this Bny., the under-mentioned
Lady Anne Blunt.)
Issue of 1st E. (sist. and half-bro. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(The late nth Baron Wentworth, b. 1836, d. 1862.)
Lady Anne Isabella Noel, now Lady A. Blunt, b. 1837,
mar. 1869 Wilfrid Scawen B., Esq. Res., Crabbet
Pk., Crawley, Sussex; Newbuildings PI., South-
water, Horsham ; Sheykh Obeyd, Cairo.
(Present Earl, b. 1839.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Lionel Fortescue King-Noel, heir pres. to
Earldom and King Barony, a D.L. for Surrey,
formerly Capt. 9th Lancers : b. 1865, mar. 1895 Lady
Edith Anson, dau. of 2nd E. of Lichfield. Res.,
Horsley Towers, Leatherhead, Surrey ; Ben Damph
Forest, Toriidon K.S.O., Ross-sh. (2nd heir, his son,
b. 1905.)
— Dau.-in-taw :
Lady Edith King-Noil, ses preceding.
LOVELACE, Earl's Widow. Jane,
Countess of L. (Jane Crawford, widow of Edwd.
Jenkins, Esq.), mar. 1865, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
1st E. of Lovelace (d. 1893). lies., Wherwell
Priory, Andover, Hants. ; 23 Knightsbridge, S.W.
LOVELL, Knight. Sir Erancis Henry Lovell,
Kt. Bach. (1900), C.M.G-. (1893), Surg.-Gen. and
Memb. Counc. Govt, of Trinidad, formerly Colon.
Surg. Sierra Leone and Ch. Med. Offr. and Pres.
of Bd. of Health in Mauritius : b. 1844, mar.
1875 Eanny, dau. of W. Hooper, Esq. lies., Port
of Spain, Trinidad.
LOVETT, Maj.-Gen. Bererford, C.B. (Mil.
1889), C.S.I. (1873), R.E. retd. (1894) ; Jowaki
1877, Afghn., Hazara 1888, has been Cons, at
Asterabad: b. 1839.
LOW, Knight (1). Sir James Low, Kt. Bach.
(1895), a D.L. for Co. of City of Dundee, and
recently Lord Provost, a partner in Lindsay and
Low, of that city : b. 1849, mar. 1890 Katherine
Mary Duff, dau. of the late Wm. Munro, Esq.
Res., Kincraig House, nr. Dundee.
LOW, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Robert Cunliffe
Low, G.C.B. (Mil. 1896; K.C.B. 1887), LA. retd.
(1905), served in.Sonthal 1855, Mutiny, Eusofzai
Expedn., Afghanistan 1878-80, and Burma, and
commanded Chitral Relief Force, late in com-
mand of the Forces at Bombay : b. 1838, widower.
LOW, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Anne
Penelope Harriet, dau. of Gen. Sir Robt. P.
Douglas, 4th Bt., mar. 1885, as 2nd wife, Sir Hugh
Low, G.C.M.G., late Brit. Res. at Perak (d. 1905).
Res., 23 De Vere Gdns., Kens., W.
LOW, Lord {of Session). Alexander Low,
B.A., a Commissi1, of Supply for Berwicksh.,
Sheriff of Ross and Sutherland i88g=g0 : b. 1845,
appd. to Ct. of Session with judicial title " (Hon.)
Lord Low" 1890, mar. 1875 Annie Addle {Hon.
Lady Low), dau. of the late Hon. Lord Mackenzie.
Res., The Laws, Edrom R.S.O., Berwicksh.; 12
Drumsheugh Gdns., Edinburgh.
LOW, Lady Ida Matilda Alice, dau. of 7th
E. of Denbigh.
LOW, Maj. Robert Balmain, D.S.O. (1896),
LA., Chitral Relief Force as A.D.C., Tirah 1897-8,
was Provost-Marshal LA. in Chinese Expedn.,
nowD.A.A.G. Brig. Staff, India: b. 1864.
LOWE, Maj. Arthur Cecil, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Hon. Artill. Co. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 with C.I.V.:
b. 1868. Address, 7 East India Avenue, E.C.
LOWE (DRURY-) , Knight.. Lt.-Gen. Sir
Drury Curzon Drury-Lowe, G.C.B. (Mil. 1895 ;
K.C.B. 1882), B.A., served in Crimea, Mutiny,
Zululand, Egypt (captor of Cairo), &c, late Insp*.-
Gen. of Cav. for Gt. Br. and Ireld., ret. 1895 and
is Col. 17th Lancers : b. 1830, mar. 1876 Eliza-
beth, dau. of the la' eT. Smith, Esq. i?es.,Keydell,
Horndean R.S.O., Hants.
LOWE (DRURY-), Lady Lucy Jane, sist. of
3rd E. of Kilmorey.
LOWE (DRURY-), Hon. Mrs. William, dau.
of 2nd Bn. St. Leonards.
LOWENSTEIN-SCHARFFENECK (LOwen-) ,
Countess Maximilian von, dau. of the late Bn.
Pirbright.
LOWENSTEIN-WERTHEIM (Low-) , Princess
Ludvvig of (Lady Anne, nee Savile, dau. of 4th E.
of Mexborough), b. 1866, mar. 1897 the late Prince
Ludwig Karl zu Lowenstein-Wertheiin-Freuden-
berg (d. 1899; not styled "Highness"). Res.,
8 Upper Belgrave St., S.W. ; Castle Litznitz,
Frankfort-on-Oder.
LOWNDES, Lt.-Col. John Henry, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), formerly of Hon. Corps Gentn. at
Arms, and of 47th Foot : b. 1823. dies., Eastheld
House, Braunston, Rugby.
LOWRY, Hon. Mrs. Somerset, dau. of 6th Bn.
Vernon.
LOWRY-CORRY— see "Corry, L.-"
LOWTH, Col. Frank Robert, C.B. (Mil. 1898),
Lines. Regt. retd. (1904) ; Perak 1875, Nile 1898 j
(Khartoum) : b. 1850. lies., Ballyward, Castle- '
wellan, Co. Down.
LOWTHER, family name of Lonsdale Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Hons."
LOWTHER, Baron {Gt. Br. 1797)— see "Lons-
dale, E. of." Viscount Lowther (same creation)
is also a title of the Earldom, borne by the heir
when a son.
LOWTHER, Baronet. Sir Charles Bingham
Lowther, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1824), Capt. 8th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1900-3 : grandson of 3rd Bt.,
and son of the late Geo. W. Lowther, E-q. ;
b. 1880, sue. 1894. Heir pres., his bro. John
George (b. 1885; no 2nd heir). Seat, Swillington
House, Leeds.
LOWTHER, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. James
William Lowther, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1898), LL.M.,
F. R.G.S., M.P. for Penrith Div. (C.) and a D.L.
and Chmn. Q,.S. for Cumberld., barrister-at-
law, Speaker of H. of Commons, (appd. 1905),
prev. Chmn. of Committees, formerly Und. Sec.
For. Affairs and an Unpaid Charity Commissi-. :
son of Hon. Wm. Lowther and nephew of 3rd E.
of Lonsdale (1st cousin of present Earl) ; b. 1855,
mar. 1886 Mary Frances, dau. of Rt. Hon. A. J. B,
43 o LOW Directory of
Beresford-Hope, M.P., and of Lady Mildred, a
deceased sist. of late M. of Salisbury. Res.,
Hutton Roof, "Westmd., nr. Kirkby Lonsdale ;
Speaker's House, Pal. of Westmr., S.W. : 16
Wilton Cresc, S.W.
LOWTHER, Gerard Augustus, C.B. (Civ.
1904), Brit. Min. in Morocco, late at Santiago,
Chile, has been Sec. of Legat. at Tokio, Cons.-
Gen. at Buda-Pestb, and Sec. to Emb. at Wash-
ington : b. 1858 (nephew of 3rd E. of Lonsdale).
Res., Brit. Legat., Tangier.
LOWTHEE,, Lt.-Col. Henry Cecil, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Scots Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-2, late a Staff
Capt. at Headqrs., now Mil. Attache at Paris :
b. 1869.
LOYD, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Lurgan.
LOYD, Lady Mary Sophia, dau. of 4th E. of
Donoughmore.
LUARD, Knight. Adm. Sir William Garn-
ham Luard, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in China
1841, Burma 1852, Japan 1864; has been Supt. of
Sheerness and Malta Dockyds. and Pres. Roy.
Nav. Coll. Greenwich : b. 1820, mar. 1858 Charlotte,
dau. of the late Rev. Henry Du Cane. Res.,
The Lodge, Witham, Essex.
LUARD, Major Arthur John Hamilton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Norf. Regt. ; Burma 1887-9,
Chin 1889, and S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1861.
LUARD, Capt. Charles Elmhirst, D.S.O.
(1901), Norf. Regt. ; W. Africa, 1899-1900 with
Cent. Afr. Rifles : b. 1876.
LUBBOCK, family name of Avebury Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
LUBBOCK, Knight. Sir Nevile Lvbbock,
K.C.M.G. (1899), a West Indian merchant, Chmn.
W. Ind. Relief Committee, and Mercht. Referee
of Admiralty Ct., formerly Capt. W. Kent Yeorn. :
b. 1839 (bro. of Lord Avebury), mar. 1881, 2nd
wife, Constance Anne, dau. of Sir Jno. F. W.
Herschel, 1st Bt. Res., 65 Earl's Ct. Sq., S.W.
LUCAN, Earl of. George Bingham, 4th
Earl (Irel.) and a Bt. {Scot-.), K.P. (1898),
an Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1889), an M.P. 1865-74
(as Lord Bingham) ; Vice- Adm. of the Prov. of
Connaught, Lieut, of Co. Mayo, and a Co. Aid.
for Middlesex ; formerly Lt.-Col. Coldstrm. Gds.,
served in Crimea: son of 3rdE.; b. May 8, 1830;
sue. 1888 (C.) ; mar. 1859 Lady Cecilia Catherine
Gordon-Lennox, dau. of 5th D. of Richmond,
K.G. Seats, Castlebar House, Co. Mayo ; Laleham
House, Staines, Middx.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Lucan, 1776 ; E. of Lucan, 1795.
Scot. (Nova Scotia): A Bt. 1634. "Lord Bingham is
the courtesy-title of the eldest son.— Sir Charles Bingham,
7tli Bt., M.P. for Co. Mayo, as his two immediate
predecessors had been, became 1st Bn. and Earl. The
late 3rd Earl was a Field-Marshal in the Army and a
Representative Peer.
Titled Relatives.
(Bingham.)
Issue of -present (\tli) E. :
Loud Bingham, heir to Earldom: George Charles B.,
M.P. for Chertsey (C), a D.L. for Miyo, late
A.D.C. to H.R.II. Duke of Connaught at Alder-
shot, is Lt.-Col. Comdt. 1st Lond. Rifle Vols.,
late Capt. Rifle Brigade, served in Bechuanald.
1884-s : b. i860, mar. 1896 Violet, dau. of the late
J. Spender Clay, Esq. Res., 5 Portman Sq., W.
Issue :
Hon. George Charles Patrick B., 2nd heir, b. 1898.
Hon. Barbara Violet B., b. 1902.
Hon. John Edward B., b. 1904.
Hon. B. (dau.), b. 1903.
Peerage, LUC
Hon. Cecil Edward B., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
Lit. aCol. 1st Life Gds., accompd. special mission
to King Menelik 1897, was A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen.
(Sir John) French in S. Africa 1900, and Sen. A.D.C.
toILR.H. the Duke of Connaught during his
Indian tour : b. 1861, mar. 1884 Rose Ellinor, dau.
of the late Jas. Guthrie, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. [Cecil] B.).
Res., 25 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. Francis Richard B., Maj. R.A., formerly
A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch. at Madras: b. 1863, mar.
1896 Kathleen, dau. of Gen. Sir Chas. Mansfield
Clarke, K.C.B. , 3rd Bt. of Dunham (Hon. Mrs.
Francis B.).
Hon. Alexander Frederic B., b. 1864.
Hon. Albert Edward B., b. 1866. Res., 4F Bicken-
hall Mansns., Gloucester PI., W.
Lady Rosalind Cecilia Caroline, now Mchss. of Hamil-
ton, b. 1869, mar. 1894 Marq. of H., son of 2nd D. of
Abercorn, q.v.
Hon. Lionel Ernest B., b. 1876.
Son of 3rd E. (and bro. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1830.)
Hon. Richard B., Rear.- Adm. retired, b. 1847, mar.
1877 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Edwd. H.
Cole, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Richard B.). Res., 8 Den-
mark Terr. , Brighton.
LUCAS, Baron. Auberon Thomas Herbei i, 8th
Bn. {Eng.), Bn. Dingwall (Scot.) : son of the late
Hon. Auberon Herbert (son of 3rd E. of Car-
narvon) and of the late Lady Florence Cowper,
sist. of 7th Earl Cowper, the present Peer's prede- f
cessor as 7th Bn. Lucas and 4th Bn. Dingwall;
b. May 25, 1876; sue. 1905 (L.) ; unmrrd. Seat,
Wrest Pk., Amnthill, Beds. ; town res., 4 St.
James's Sq., S.W.
Creations. Enj. : Bn. Lucas, 1663 ; Bn. Butler, 1666
(in abeyance). Sc.it. : Bn. Dingwall, 1609.— For an account
of (he origin and descent of these and some other titles
see UDder the Cowper Earldom. The present Peer is one
of the co-heirs to the Barony of Butler which the late
Earl held.
Relatives in Line. ,
Heiress pres. to Lucas and Dingwall Bnies.:
Nan Ino Herbert, sist. of present Bn., b. iSSo. (2nd
heiress, Mrs. Grenfell, below.)
Co-heirs to Butler Bny.:
Present Bn. Lucas ; his above sist. Nan Ino ; and
Mrs. Wm. Hy. Grenfell, dau. of a deceased sist.
LUCAS, Baronet. Sir Arthur CnARLEsZ?/eas,
2ndBt. {U.K. 1887), Maj. Engr. and Rail. Vol.
Staff Corps : son of 1st Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1902, mar.
1876 Agnes, dau. of Geo. Jamieson, Esq. Heir
pres., his bro. Edward Lingard (b. i860; 2nd
heir, latter's son, Thomas Farquhar, b. 1886).
Res., Wicklow Lodge, Melton Mowbray; 42 Half
Moon St., W.
LUCAS, Knight's Widow. Lady Ij. (Florence
Emma, dau. of the late Capt. Caswell, R.N.),
mar. 1867, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Alf . Wm. Lucas,
K.C.B. (d. 1896). Res., Dunmore, Teignmouth,
Devon.
LUCAS, Col. Alfred George, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
Suff. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900, late D.A.G.
for Imper. Yeom: b. 1854. Res., Cliffside,
Lowestoft.
LUCAS, Charles Prestwood, C.B. (Civ. 1
1901), B.A., barrister-at-law, Assist. Und. Sec.
in Colon. Office, formerly Priv. Sec. to Earl Gran-
ville and Sir R. Herbert: b. 1853. Res., 77
St. George's Rd., S.W.
LUCAS, Maj. Frederic George, D.S.O. (1898),
LA. (5th Gurkhas) ; Hazara) 1891, Isazai, Tirah
1897-8, Waziristan 1901-2 : b. 1866.
LUCAS, Lt.-Col. Thomas John Rashleigh, C.B. j
(Mil. 1900-1), M.B.,R.A.M.C, Egypt, Soudan &c.
1884-6, Burma 1892-3, and S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1858.
LUC Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. LUN 431
LUCK, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir George Luck, \
K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in Jowaki Expedn. J
1878 ■, Afghanistan 1878-80, and in Boer War 1880-1 , i
late comdg. in Bengal, prev. Insp.-Gen. of Cavalry |
in U.K. and in India j is Lieut, of Tower of
London and Col. 15th Hussars : b. 1840, mar. 1867
Ellen Georgina, dau. of Majt-Gen. Erank Adams,
C.B. Club, Army and Navy.
LUCKNOW, Bishop of. Et. Rev. Alfred
Clifford, D.D., 1st Bp., formerly C.M.S. Missnry.
at Calcutta and Krishnagar : b. 1849, mar. 1886,
cons. 1893. Ees., Allahabad, N.-W. Provs.,
India.
LUCY (RAMS AY-E AIRE AX-) , Baronet. Sir
Henry William Eamsay- Fairfax-Lucy, 3rd Bt.
{U.K. 1836), barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Cos.
Warwick and Roxburgh, a C.C. for former, has
been Priv. Sec. to the Einanc. Sec. of Treas.
and to the Solic.-Gen. for Ireland, is Staff Lieut,
at War Office, served in S. Africa 1900, formerly
2nd Lieut, in 2nd Life Gds. : son of 2nd Bt., Sir
Wm. George Herbert Eamsay-Fair/ax ; b. 1870,
sue. 1902, mar. 1892 Ada Christina, dau. of the
late Hy. Spencer Lucy, Esq., of Charlecote, whose
surname he assumed upon mrrge. Heir, his son
William George Thomas Spencer (b. 1895 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Henry Montgomerie, b. 1896).
Seat, Maxton, St. Boswells, Roxb. ; Charlecote
Pk., Warwick. For Dow. Lady see " Fairfax
(Ramsay-)."
LUDLOW, Baron^ Henry Ludlow Lopes,
2ndBn. {U.K.), M.A., L.C.C., a D.L. for Wilts.,
Capt. Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom., formerly
Counsel to Post Office for Western Circuit : son
of 1st Bn. ; b. Sept. 30, 1865; sue. 1899 (C.) ;
mar. 1903 Blanche, Lady Howard de Walden,
dau. of the late Wm. Holden, Esq., and widow of
7th Bn. H. de W. (d. 1899). No present heir.
Seats, Heywood, Westbury, Wilts. ; Burton Hill
House, Malmesbury, same Co. ; Palazzo Gua-
dagni, Florence; town res., 27 Portland PI., W.
Creation. Bn. Ludlow, U.K. 1897.— The 1st Bn., who
died at the close of 1899, was the Rt. Hon. Henrv Chas.
Lopes, a Lord J ustice of Appeal and member' of the
Judicial Committee of Privy Council, previously M.P.
for Launceston and Frome. The title is a revival of one
granted in 18^1 to Geo. Jas. Ludlow (see "Peerages
Extinct"), which expired at his death. The father of
the 1st Peer of the present line married Susan Gibbs
Ludlow, bringing the families into connection.
Sisters.
(Lopes.)
(Present Baron, b. 1865.)
Hon. Susan Cordelia Ludlow, now Hon. Mrs. Bence-
Jones, mar. 1901 Archibald B.-J., Esq. Res., 56
Upper Berkeley St., W.
Hon. Cordelia Lucy, now Hon. Lady Hanham, mar.
1896 Sir Jno. Alex. H., gth Bt., q.v.
Hon. Ethel Maud L.
Hon. Ernestine Frances, now Hon. Mrs. George L.,
mar. 1897 her cousin George Lopes, Esq. Res.,
Sandridge Pk., Melksham, Wilts.; 1 Queensberry
P1..S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Bertha Susan, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Bathurst,
mar. 1898 Charles B., jun., Esq. Res., Lydney
Pk., Glouc. ; 6 Kosary Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
LUDLOW, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Alice
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thos. Sworder, Esq.),
mar. 1876 Sir Henry Ludlow, late Ch. Justice of
Leeward Is. (d. 1903). Ees., Hythe, Kent.
LUDLOW, Col. Edmund Samuel, CLE. (1879),
I.A. Supernum. List: with Saugor Field Force
1859; has been a Dep. Commissr. at several
stations and Insp.-Gen. of Police to H.H. the
Nizam of Hyderabad: b. 1840. Club, E. Ind.
U. Serv.
LUDLOW, John Malcolm, C.B. (Civ. 1887),
B. As Lettres, a barrister-at-law, was Ch. Regist.
Friendly Soes. 1875*91 : b. 1821. Ees., 35 Upp.
Addison Gdns;, Kens., W.
LUGARD, Knight. Brig.-GeH Sir Frederick
John H-e.ai.t'r.^ Lugard, K.C.M.G. (1901), C.B. (Civ.
1895), D.S.O. (1887), Norf. Regt. retd. (1905),
served in Afghanistan 1879-80, Soudan, Burma,
Africa (E., W., & S.), now High Commissr. for
Nth. Nigeria, late Commissr. in Lagos Hinter-
land : b. 1858, mar. 1902 Flora Louisa, dau. of
the late MajVGen. Geo. Shaw, C.B. Ees., Govt.
House, Zungerun, Nth. Nigeria; Little Park-
hurst, Abinger Common, Dorking.
LUGARD, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Matty,
dau. of J. Eullbrook, Esq.), mar. 1871, as 2nd
wife, Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Lugard, G.C.B.,
Perm. Under Sec. for War (d. 1898).
LUGARD, Maj. Edward James, D.S.O. (1890),
I.A., Burma 1888-9, Chin-Lushai, Manipur, S.
Africa 1899-1900 as Assist. Press Censor: b. 1865.
LUKE, Lt.-Col. Edward Vyvyan, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.M.L.I., Egypt 1882, China 1900: b. 1861
(younger bro. of failg.).
LUKE, Stephen Paget Walter Vyvyan,
CLE. (1880), F.R.G.S., M.I.E.E., formerly Dep.
Dir.-Gen. Ind. Teteg. Dept. : b. 1845. Ees.,
57 Albert Gt. Mansns., 203 Knightsbridge, S.W.
LUKE, Capt. Thomas Ma we, D.S.O. (1904),
R.A., Tirah 1897-8, Thibet 1904 : b. 1872.
LUKIN, Col. Henry Timson, C.M.G. (1902),
D.S.O. (1900-1), Comdt.-Gen. of Cape Colon.
Forces; Basutold. 1880-1, Langberg Mountn.
1896-7, S. Africa 1900-2: b. i860. Ees., King
Williamstown, Cape Col.
LUMB, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Decies.
LUMLEY, family name of Scarbrough Earl-
dom, q.v. for Lady Serena and Hon. Osbert.
LUMLEY, Baron {Eng. 1681) and Viscount
{Irel. 1628, Eng. 1689), titles of E. of Scarbrough,
the latter borne by the heir when a son.
LUMLEY, Col. Francis Douglas, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Middx. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1857.
LUMLEY-SA VILE— see " Savile, Bn."
LUMSDEN, Knight. Gen. Sir Peter Stark
Lumsden, G.C.B. (Mil. 1885; K.C.B. 1879), C.S.I.
(1870), served repeatedly in India (1852-8), and in
China i860 and Bhutan 1863, went 1857 on a Polit.
Missn. to Afghanistan and has been Resid. at Ct.
of Hyderabad, formerly an A.D.C to Queen
Victoria, O.M.G. and A.G. of Ind. Army, and a
Memb. of Counc. of Sec. of State for India, is a
D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen and Banff : b. 1829, mar.
1862 Mary Margaret, dau. of Jno. Marriott, Esq.
Ees., Buchromb, Dufftown R.S.O., Banff's.
LUMSDEN, Knight's Widow. LADYi.(Fanny,
dau. of the late Rev. Chas. J. Myers), mar. 1866
Lt.-Gen. Sir Harry B. Lumsden, K.C.S.I., C.B.
(d. 1896). Ees., Murdan, Murtle, Aberdeen.
LUMSDEN, Lt.-Col. Dugald M'Tavish, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Lumsden's Horse, raised by him;
S. Africa 1900: b. 1851.
LUJSTAWARA, the Raja of. Maharaha Shri Sir
Waktiatsinghji Dalelsingh, K.C.I.E. (1889), a
Ruling Chief: b. i860. Ees.. Lunawara, Rewa
Kantha, Bombay.
LUNHAM, Col. Thomas Ainslie, C.B. (Civ.
1900), M.A., M.R.I.A., memb. of Senate of Trin.
Coll. Dublin and of Roy. Soc. Antiq. Ireld.,
late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Cork Artill. (Mil.).
Ees., Ardf alien, Douglas, Cork ; Pembroke,
Passage West R.S.O., Co. Cork.
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Directory of Peerage?*
LYN
LUEGAN, Baron. "William Brownlow, 3rd
Bn. ( U.K.), K.C.V.O. (1903), State Steward to
Lord Lieut, of Ireld., a D.L. for Armagh,
formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. Feb. 11, 1858 ; sue. 1882 (C.) ; mar. 1893 Lady
EmLy Julia Cadogan, dau. of 5th Earl Cadogan,
K.G. Seat, Brownlow House, Lurgan, Co.
Armagh ; town res., 21 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Lurgan, U.K. 1839.— The Rt. Hon. Chas.
Brownlow, M.P. for Co. Armagh tor 15 years, was
e evated 10 this Peerage. The 2nd Bn. was Lieutenant of
the County and a Lord in Waiting to the late Queen.
Titled Relatives.
(Brownlow.)
Issue of present ($rd) Bn.:
Hon. William George Edward B., heir to Barony,
b. 1902. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. John Roderick.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Mary Emily Jane B., b. 1854.
Hon. Clara Agnes, now Hon. Mrs. Denham-Cookes,
b. i8£s, mar. 1887 the late Lt.-Col. George B.-C. (d.
1897). Res., 6 Prince's Gate, 8. W.
(Present Baron, b. 1858.)
Hon. Louisa Helene, now Hon. Lady Rowley, a Maid
of Honour to the late Queen in 1887 : b. 1861, mar.
1837 Sir Joshua Thellusson R., 5th Bt. of Tendring,
q.v.
Hon. Isabella Anna, now Hon. Mrs. Abel Smith, b.
1864, mar. 1889 Abel Hy. £>*., Esq., M.P. Res., Wood-
hall Pk., Hertford.
Hon. John Roderick B., Maj. King's Roy. Rifle
Corps, b. 1865.
Hon. Clementina Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Edward
Loyd, b. 1868, mar. 18.58 Edwd. Hy. L., Esq. Res.
Langieybury, King's Langley K.S.O., Herts. ; 54
Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Hon. Francis Cecil £., b. 1870.
Hon. Emmeline Harriet Annette B., b. 1874.
Dau. -in-law of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1831, d. 1882.)
Hon. Mrs. Edward B. (Helene Clementina, dau.
of the late J no. Hardy, Esq.), mar. 1861 tiie late
Capt. Hon. Edward B. (d. 1839).-
LURGAN", Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady L., nee Hon. Emily Anne Browne, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Kilmaine, b. 1833, mar. i8=>3 2nd Bn. Lurgan,
K.P. (d. 1882).
LUSCOMBE, Knight. Sir John Henry Lus-
combe, Kt. Bach. (1902), Chmn. of Lloyd's and
a C.C. for East Sussex : b. 1848, mar. 1876 Fanny,
dau. of the late Jno. Willeocks, Esq. Res., Hay
Heath, Worth, Dover.
LUSHINGTON, Baronet. Sir Arthur Pat-
rick Douglas Lushington, 5th Bt. {Gt.Br. 1791),
late Maj. 3rd Drgn. Gds., served in S. Africa
iqod-2 : son of 4th Bt., b. 1861, sue. 1898, mar.
1892 Florence, dau. of Jas. A. Burness, Esq. Heir
pres., a 1st cousin once rem., Algernon Hay
L. (b. 1847 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Herbert Castle-
man, b. 1879). Clu b, Army and Navy.
LUSHINGTON, Knight. Sir Godfrey
Lushington, G.C.M.G. (1899), K.C.B. (Civ. 1892),
barrister-at-law, has been Assist, and Perm.
Under Sec. for Home Dept., late a Co. Aid. for
L.C.C. : b. 1832 (son of the late Rt, Hon. Stephen
Lushington and giandson of 1st Bt.),mar. 1865
Beatrice Anne Shore, dau. of Saml. Smith, Esq.,
of Embley. Res., Stokke, Gt. Bedwyn, WiltjL, nr.
Hungeiford ; 34 Old Queen St., S.W. •
LUSHLNGTON, Knight's Widow. Lady L.
(Kate Maria, dau. of Rev. Jas. Morgan), mar.
1862 Sir Franklin Lushington, Ch. Magistr. of
Metropol. Police Cts. (d. 1901). Res., Temple-
hurst, Southborough, Tunb. Wells.
LUSK, Baronet. Sir Andrew Lusk, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1874), a mereht. and shipowner, Chmn.
of Imper. Bk. and of Gen. Fire and Life Assur.
Co. , a Lieut, for City of London, Lord Mayor 1873-4,
an Aid. till 1895, Sheriff of Lond. and Middx.
1860-1, M.P. 1865-85 : son of Jno. Lusk, Esq., of
Barr, Ayrsh. ; b. 1810, mar. 1848 Eliza, dau. of
the late Jas. Potter, Ebq., of Grahamstown, N.B.
Heir, none. Res., 15 Sussex Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
LUTYENS, Lady Emily, dau. of 1st E. of
Lytton.
LYALL, Knight (1). Sir Charles James
Ly all, K.C.S.I. (1897), CLE. (1880), M.A., LL.D..
Sec. Judic. Dept. Ind. Office, Memb. of Counc. of
India, late Ch. Commissr. Centr. Provs., has been
twice Judge and Commissr. Assam Valley Dist.,
also Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Rev., Agric, and Home
Depts. : b. 1845, mar. 1870 Florence Lyall, dau.
of the late Henry Fraser, Esq. Res., 82 Cornwall
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
LYALL, Knight (2). Sir James Broadwood
Lyall, G.C.I.E. (1892), K.C.S.I. (1888), late Lt.-
Gov. of Punjab, prev. Res. at Mysore and Ch.
Commissr. of Coorg, and has served or presided
in Commssns., in I.C.S. from 1857 : b. 1838, mar.
1874 Katharine, dau. of Rev. J. Cautley ; bro.
of following. Res., Statenbcrough House, Eastry,
Kent.
LYALL, Priv. Counc. and Knight (3). Rt.
Hon. Sir Alfred Comyns Lyali, P.C. {Gt. Rr.
1902), G.C.I.E. (1896), K.C.B. (Civ. 1881), D.C.L.,
LL.D., late a Memb. of Counc. of Sec. of State for
India, formerly Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Home and
For. Depts., Lt.-Gov. of N.W. Provs., and Ch.
Commissi', in Oudh : b. 1835, mar. 1862 Cora,
dau. of P. Cloete, Esq., is bro. of Kt. No. 2.
Res., 18 Queen's Gt., S.W.
LYALL, David Robert, C.S.I. (1891), late
Supt. of Cooch Behar State, formerly B.C.S. and
M.L.C. Bengal, served as Civ. Polit. Off. in Chin-
Lushai 1888: b. 1841. Res., Netherclay House,
Taunton.
LYE, Maj. Robert Cobb, D.S.O. (1904), LA.,
Burma 18S5-7, Miranzai, Chitral Relief, and
Thibet :" b. 1865.
LYE (SHULDHAM-), Col. Harry Shuldiiam
(name doubled), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late
Roy. Ir. Regt. : Afghn. 1879-80, Egypt 1882, Ind.
Frontier 1897-8 : b. 1854, assumed name of
Shuldham 1898. Club, U. Serv.
LYELL, Baronet. Sir Leonard Lyell, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1894), B.Sc, a D.L. for Forfarsh., late an
M.P., formerly Prof. Nat. Sci. at Univ. Coll.
Wales : son of Lt.-Col. Henry Lyell and nephew
of Sir Chas. Lyell, the eminent geologist, 1st and
only Bt. of former creation (which was also "of
Kinnordy"), b. 1850, mar. 1874 Mary, dau. of
the late Rev. Jno. M. Stirling. Heir, his son
Charles Henry, M.P. (b. 1875; no 2nd heir).
Seat, Kinnordy, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh. ; town res.,
48 Eaton PL, S.W.
LYGON, family name of Beauchamp Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
LYLE, Col. Hugh Thomas, D.S.O. (1887), Roy.
Welsh Fus. ; Burma 1885-6, Hazara 1891 , S. Afuca
1901, is a D.L. for Co. Londonderry : b. 1858.
LYLE, Lieut. J. C. V., (or H. C. ?), D.S.O.
(1902), 1st Kitchener's Fighting Scouts ; S. Afiica
1902.
LYMINGTON, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1720), a title
of the Portsmouth Earldom, borne by the~1ieir
when a son.
LYNDHURST Barony {U.K. \^)-extinct
1853 on death of 1st and only Bn. (surname
Copley).
Survivinc Daughters.
Bv ist MllRGE.
Hon. Sophia Clarence, now Hon. Mrs. Hamilton
LY!W Baronetage, Knightage, dee. LYV 433
BecketL b. 1828, mar. 1854, wid. 1833. Res.. 16 Cado-
ganPL.S.W.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hoii. Georgiana Susan, now Hon. Lady Da Cane, b.
1838, mar. 1863 the late Sir Chas. Da 0., K.C.M.G.
(d. 1839), see ,rDu Cane, Kt.'s Wid."
LYNDON, Lady Selina Charlotte, siat. of
4th E. of Leitrim.
LYNE, Knight. Hon. Sir "William John
Lyne, K.C.M.G. (1900), Min. for Trade (2nd time),
prev. Home Sec, for the Australn. Fedn., and has
been Premier and Colon. Treas. of N. S. Wales,
where he was twice Sec. Pub. "Works : b. 1844,
widower. Res., 48 Pitt St., Nth. Sydney.
LYNE, &c, Baron DOUGLAS of {Scot. 1697)
— see " Wemyss, E. of."
LYON, Viscount {Scot. 1677), and Baron
(1606)— see " Strathmore, E. of."
LYON, Maj. Francis, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1900, Ashanti,
and Nigeria, now Staff Offr. in W. Africa : b. 1857
(son of follg.).
LYON, Hon. Mrs. Francis, mother of the pre-
ceding and sist. of 11th Vise. Valentia.
LYON, Brig.-Surg.-Lt.-Col. Isidore Berna-
dotte, CLE. (1889), late I.M.S., was Prof, of
Chemistry at two Bombay Colleges : b. 1839.
Res., 164 Sutherland Avenue, Maida Vale, W.
LYON (BOWES-) , family name of Strathmore
and KiNGiioRNE Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and
"Hons."
LYONS, Knight. Adm. of the Fit. Sir Alger-
noxM'Lesnan Lyons, G.C.B. (Mil. 1897; K.C.B.
1889), served in Crimean War and has com-
manded on Pacific and N. American Stations, also
at Devonport, ret. 1903 ; late Princ. Nav. A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria, is a D.L. for Glamorgansh. :
nephew of 1st Bn. Lyons {extinct), b. 1833, mar.
1879 Louisa Jane, dau. of Thos. Penrice, Esq.
Res., Kilvrough, Parkmill R.S.O., Glamorg.
LYSAGHT, family name of Lisle Barony, q.v.
for " Hons."
LYSONS, Knight's Widow. Lady L. (Anna
Sophia Biscoe, dau. of the late Rev. Robt.
Tritton), mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Danl.
Lysons, G.C.B., Constable of the Tower of London
(d. 1898). Res., 11 Wilton St.. S.W.
LYSTER, Lt.-Gen. Harry Hammon, C.B. (Mil.
1881), JJ€ (1858), LA. Supermini. List; Mutiny,
Afghn. 1878-80, was a special const, in London
during the Chartist Riots of 1848 : b. 1830. Club,
E. Ind. U. Serv.
LYTE (MAXWELL-), Knight. Sir Henry
Churchill Maxwell-Lyte, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897),
M.A., F.S.A., Dep. Keeper of Pub. Records and a
memb. of Roy. Commssn. on Histor. MSS., author
of various histor. works : b. 1848, mar. 1871
Frances Fownes, dau. of the late Jas. C. Somer-
ville, Esq. ; has assumed his Christian name
Maxwell as a surname. Addresses, 3 Portman
Sq., W. ; Pub. Record Off., Chancery Ln., W.C.
LYTE (MAXWELL-), Hon. Mrs. Cecil, dau. of
23rd Bn. Mowbray.
LYTTELTON, family name of Cobham
Viscounty (q.v. for " Hons."), including the
Barony of Lyttelton.
LYTTELTON, Knight and Peer's Son. Lt.-
Gen. Hon. Sir Neville Gerald Lyttelton, K.C.B.
(Mil. 1902), served in Canada 1866 (Fen. Raid),
Jowaki Expedn. 1877, and in Egypt 1882, comd.
a Brigade in Nile Expdn. 1898, and. 4th Div. in S.
Africa 1899-1902, now Ch. of Gen. Staff and 1st
Mil. Memb. of Army Counc. : has been Mil. Sec.
to Govs, of Gibraltar and Bombay and A.D.C.
to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. (Earl Spencer) : son of
4th Bn. Lyttelton and bro. of present Vise.
Cobham ; b. 1845, mar- *883 Katharine Sarah,
dau. of Rt. Hon. Jas. Stuart -Wortley, M.P.
Res., 12 Manchester Sq., W.
LYTTELTON, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son.
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Alfred Lyttelton, P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1903), M.A., K.C. (1900), M.P. for Warwick
and Leamington {L.U.), appd. Sec. of State for
the Colonies 1903, is a memo, of Gen. Counc. of the
Bar, and Dep. High Steward of Camb. Univ., late
Chanc. of the Dioc. of Rochester : son of 4th Bn.
Lyttelton and bro. of Vise. Cobham and of pre-
ceding; b. 1857, mar. 1892, 2nd wife, Edith Sophy,
dau. of Archib. Balfour, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alfred
L.). Res., 16 Gt. College St., Westmr., SW. ;
chamb., 3 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.G., and Down-
ing St.
LYTTELTON of FRANKLEY, Baron {Gt.
Br. 1794)— see " Cobham, Vise," this Viscounty,
which was one of the minor titles of the late D.
of Buckingham, having passed at his death to
the 5th Bn. (by special remainder through his
mother) .
LYTTON, family name of the follg. Earldom.
LYTTON, Earl of. Victor Alexander
George Robert Lytton, 2nd Earl {U.K.) and a
Bart., B.A. : son of 1st E. ; b. Aug. g, 1876 ; sue.
1891 (C.) ; mar. 1902 Pamela, dau. of Sir Trevor
J. C. Chichele-Plowden, K.C.S.I. Seat, Knebworth
House, Stevenage, Hei'ts. {let to Lord Strath-
cona) ; res., 32 Queen Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1833; Bn. Jytion, 1866; E.
of Lytton and Vise. Knebworth, i33o.— Tne 1st Bn. was
Sir Edwd. Geo. Earle Lytton Bulwer- Lytton, brother of
the only Bn. Dalling and Bulwer and best known as a
novelist, thon/h he was also M.P. for Herts., Secretary
of State for the Colonies and Lord Hector of Glasgow
University. The Earldom was conferred upon his only
son, a B.C., G.C.B., and G.C.S.I., Governor-General of
India 1876-80, and Ambassador to the French Republic.
The compound surname still appears in the leading
authorities, but his Lordship's proof is returned to us
marked " Not B ulwer-Lytlon but Lytton only.
Titled Relatives.
(Lytton.)
Issue of present {2nd) E. :
Vise. Knebworth, heir to Earldom : Edward
Anthony James L , b. 1903. (2nd heir, his uncle
Hon. Neville.)
Lady L., b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bro. and sist,. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Elizabeth Edith, now Lady "Betty" Balfour,
b. i857, mar. 1387 Rt. Hon. Gerald Wm. B., M.P.,
q.v. (Priv. Counc. 2).
Lady Constance Gcorgina L., b. 1869.
Lady Emily, now Lady Em. Lutyens, b. 1874, mar.
1897 Edwin Landseer L., Esq. lies., 29 Blooms bury
Sq.,W.C.
(Present Earl, b. 1876.)
Hon. Neville Stephen L., b. 1879, mar. 1399 Judith
Anne Dorothea (Hon. Mrs. Neville L.), dau. of
"VV. S. Blunt, Esq., and Lady Anne B., dau. of 1st
E. of Lovelace. Res., Forest Cottage, Pound Hill,
Crawley, Sussex; 36 Chapel St., Belg. Sq., S.AV.
LYTTON, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of L., V.A., C.I. (Edith, dau. of Hon.
Edwd. E. Villiers, and twin sister of Lady Loch,
they being nieces of 4th E. of Clarendon), a Lady
of the Bedchamber to H.M. the Queen, mar. 1864
1st E. of Lytton (d. 1891). Res., Home wood,
Knebworth, Stevenage, Herts.
LYVEDEN {pron. Livden), Baron. Courte-
nay Robert Percy Vernon, 3rd Bn. {U.K.),
recently on the stage, has been Capt. 3rd Batt.
Highld. L.I. (Mil.) and a Purser in the Merc.
Marine : nephew of 2nd Bn. and son of Rev.
the Hon. Courtenay J. Vernon : b. Dee. 29, 1857 5
G G
434 LYV Directory
sue. 1900 (C. ) ; mar. 1890 Fanny Zelie, dau. of
the late Maj. Hill, of Wollaston Hall. Bee.,
3 Earl's Avenue, Folkestone.
Creation. Tin. Lyveden, U.K. 1859.— The 1st Bn., Robt.
Vernon, nd Smith, held various offices in the (Govern-
ment, including those of Secretary at War and President
of the Board of Control.
Titled Relatives.
( Vernon.)
Tssuc of present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Robert FitzPatuick. Courtenay V. , heir to
Barony : 1>. {zad heir, his uncle, Bn.'s bro.,
Sydney Charles tfitzPatrick V., b. 1862.)
Hon. Victoria Wyndhani Dorothy V., b. 1898.
Surviving son 0/ 1st Bn. (uncle of present; 2nd d.
childless) ;
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1824, d 190c.)
Hon. Grevillc Richard P., a D.L. for Ayrsh., formerly
a Clerk in For. Office and Lt.-Col. Ayrsh. Art-ill.
Vols., an M.P. 1836-92 : b. 1835, widower. Res.,
Auchans House, Kilmarnock, Ayrsh.
— Dau.-in-laiv (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. Courtenay Y. (Alice Gertrude, dau. of
the late .Rev. Maurice P. S. Townshend), mar. 1856
the late Rev. the Hon. Courtenay John V. (d. 1892,
lather of present Bn.). Res., Compton, Guildford.
LYVEDEN, Baron's Widow. Julia, Lady L.
(Julia Katie, dau. of Mr. Albert Emary, of
Hastings), mar. 1896, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn.
Lyveden (d. igco).
M.
MAASDORP, Knight. Sir Andrtes Ferdi-
nand Stockenstkum Maasdorp, Kt. Bach. (1904),
B.A., Ch. Justice of Orange River Col. ; pivv.
Solic.-Gen. and M.L.A. : b. 1847, mar. 18S0
Agnes, dau. of Jno. Hayton, Esq. Bes., Bloem-
fontein.
MABERLY, Col. Charles Evan, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A. retd. (1905) ; Soudan 1884-5,
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1S51.
MA.CAN, Knight. Sir Arthur Vernon
Macan, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.D., Pres Roy. Coll.
Phys., Ireld. during the visit of H.M., is King's
Prof, of Midwifery at Trin. Coll. Dublin, author
of various med. works : b. 1846. Bes., 53 Merrion
Sq., Dublin.
MAC ANDREW (Maca-), Capt. Harold,
D.S.O. (1900-1), F.G.S., A.M.I.C.E., Warwick's
Scouts ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1868.
MACANDREW (MacA-) , Maj. Henry John
Milnes, D.S.O. (1900-1), Brig.-Maj. 5th Cav.
LA. ; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1809-1902 : b. 1866.
Bes., Simla.
MACARTHTJR (Maca-), Bisnop-see " South-
ampton."
MACARTNEY, Baronet. Sir John Macartney,
3rd Bt. {Irel. 1799), son of 2nd Bt., b. 1832, sue.
1867, mar. 1865 Catherine, dau. of the late Alex.
Miller, Esq. Heir, his son William Isaac
of Peerage, MacC
(b. 1867 ; 2nd heir, next son, Alexander Miller,
b. 1869). Bes., Jolimont, Mackay, Queensland.
MACARTNEY, Knight. Sir Halliday
Macartney, K.C.M.G. (1885), M.D., served in
China 1860-2, and raised and commanded a native
Force against Taipings, now Councillor and Eng.
Sec. to Chin. Legat. in London, is a Mandarin of
2nd degree: b. 1833, widower. Bes., 3 Harley PL,
Reg. Pk., N.W. ; 49 Portland PL, W.
MACARTNEY (Maca-), George, CLE.
(1900), B. es L., was on spec, duty 1889-93 with
Sikkim Fd. Force, in Turkestan 1890-3, and as
Assist, to Resid. in Kashmir for Chinese Affairs
1893-1904, now Cons, at Kashgar: b. 1867. Bes.,
Kashgar, via Gilgit, Kashmir.
MACARTNEY (ELLISON-), Priv. Counc. Rt.
Hon. William Grey Ellison-Macartney, P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1000), B.A., barrister-at-law, Dep. Master
of the Royal Mint, formerly Secretary to the
Admiralty, an M.P. 1885-1902 ; b. 1852, mar.
1897. Bes., Mountjoy Grange. Coalisland R.S.O.,
Co. Tyrone ; Royal Mint, E.
M'BARNET, Capt. Alexander Edward,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), D.S.O. (1902), LA.,
Manipur 1891, and Mahsud AVaziri 1901-2, now
with Egyptn. Army : b. 1865.
MACBEAN (Macb-), Brig.-Gen. Forbes, C.V.O.
(1905), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Gord. Highldrs. ;
Afghn. 1879-80, Transvaal, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1809-1901, noAV comdg. Highland Group Regtl.
Dist. : b. 1857. Bes., Perth.
MACBRIDE (MacB-), Robert Knox, C.M.G.
(1890), M.I.C.E., late Dir. Pub. Works,
Ceylon (in that Dept. 1866-97), an(i an M.L.C. :
b. 1844. Bes. , 2 Inverness Mansns. , Bayswater, W.
MACCABE, Knight. Sir Francis Xavier
Frederick MacCabe, Kt. Bach. (1892), M.R.C.S.,
F.R.C.P.I., Med. Commissi', of Loc. Govt. Bd. for
Ireland 1888-98, and has been on several Depart-
mental Cmttees. : b. 1833, mar. 1863 Margaret,
dau. of Jno. Nowlan, Esq. Bes., Park Cottage,
Kilgobbin, Dublin.
MACCALL (MacC-), Col. Henry Black-
wood, C.B. (Mil. 1896), King's Roy. Rif. Corps
retd. (1902) ; Isazai 1892, Chitral Relief, late
D.A.G. Punjab, aftds. comdg. a 2nd class Dist.
in India: b. 1845. Bes. , Meadowscroft, Wink-
field, Windsor ; 45 RedcliffeGdns., S. Kens., S.W.
M'CALLUM, Knight. Col. Sir Henry Edward
M'Callum, G.C.M.G. (1904; K. C.M.G. 1898), R.E.,
served in Perak Expedn. 1875-6, and comd. at
Paining 1892 ; late Surv.-Gen. of Straits Settmts.
with seat as M.E.C. and M.L.C, now Gov. of
Natal, prev. of Newfoundld. and Lagos, an A.D.C.
to H.M. : b. 1852, mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Maud
(" Dolly"), dau. of Lt.-Col. FitzmauriceCreighton.
Address, Govt. House, Pietermaritzburg, Natal.
MACCALMONT, Hon. Lady, dau. of 4th Bn.
Clanmorris (q.v.) and wife of following.
MACCALMONT, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir
Hugh MacCalmont, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), C.V.O.
(1903), served in Canada 1870,! Ashanti 1872, and
S. Africa 1879-80 (both as A.D.C), also in Egypt,
Soudan, &c, was on spec. serv. in China 1876,
and accompd. Turk. Armies in Armenia, exert-
ing himself to prevent atrocities, late comdg.
8th Div. 3rd Army Corps (Cork Dist.), an
M.P. 1895-8 : b. 1845, mar. 1885 the preceding.
Bes., Abbeylands, WhiteabbeyR.S.O., Co. Antrim;
52 Jermvn St., S.W.
M'CALMONT, Col. Barklie Cairns, C.B.
(Civ. 1903), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 5th Batt.
Roy. Warwicks. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1901-2 : b.
i860. Bes., Ravenswood, Hamble, Southampton.
Baronetage, Knightage, dkc. MeCB, 435
M'CA
M'CAMM0ND,Kn1ght'b Widow. LAdyJTC.
.(Annie, dau. of the late Rev. Wm, Rossborough,
and widow of Jno. Kelso, Esq.), mar. 1897, 2nd
wife to 2nd husb., Sir Wm. M'Caminond, late
Lord Mayor of Belfast (d. 1898).
MACCARTHY (MacCM, BiSHOP--see "Gran-
tham."
M'CARTHY, James Desmond, C.M.O. (1891),
M.D., Surgeon R.N. 1872-4, Ashanti 1873-4, late
Ch. Med. Officer Gold Coast, prev. Colon. Surg,
at Lagos, retired 1893 : b. 1839. Res., Boss
Carbery, Sway, Brockenhurst R.S.O., Hants.
MACCARTIE (MacC-), Lt.-Col. Frederick
Fitzgerald, CLE. (1898), B.A., M.B., I.M.S.,
Afghn. 1879-80, now Assay Master at Calcutta
Mint, has been Health Officer at Bombay : b.
1851. Res., Calcutta.
M'CAUGHEY, Knight. Hon. Sir Samuel
M'Gaugheg, Kt. Bach. (1905), M.L.C. of N.S.
Wales.
M'CATJSLAND, Knight's Widow. Lady M' G.
(Fanny Mary, dau. of the late Edwd. Blake, Esq.),
mar. 1841 Sir Bichard B. M'Causland, formerly
Recorder at Singapore (d. 1900). Res. , Drimbawn,
Tourmakeady R.S.O., Co. Mayo; 61 Fitzwilliam
Sq., Dublin.
M'CAUSLAND, Hon. Mrs. Conolly, dau. of
14th Bn. St. John of Bletso.
MACCLESFIELD, Earl of. George Loveden
William Henry Parker, 7th Earl (Gi. Br.), a
minor : grandson of 6th E. and son of the late
Vise. Parker ; b. May 24, 1888; sue. 1896. Seat,
Shirburn Castle, Oxon, nr. Wallingford.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Ld. Parker, Bn. of Macclesfield,
1716; E. of Macclesfield and Vise. Parker, 1721.— Sir
Thos. Parker (Kt.), Chief Justice of the Queen's Bench
in the reign of Anne, was raised to the Barony ; and
afterwards, on being made Lord Chancellor, was pro-
moted to the Earldom. In 1725 lie was impeached for
corruption, removed from the Chancellorship, and fined
£30,000. The 2nd Earl was President of the Royal
Society, and the 4th also was an F.R.S.
Titled Relatives.
(Parker.)
Surviving issue of 6(h E. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
Hon. Cecil Thomas P., heir pres. to Earldom,
formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade : b. 1845, mar. 1870
Rosamond Esther Harriet, dau. of Most Rev. Abp.
Longley, of Canterbury (Hon. Mrs. Cecil P.). Res.,
ThePaddxiks, Eccleston, Chesttr. (2nd heir, his
son Gerald Longley, b. 1871.)
Lady Elizabeth Amelia P., b. 1846.
Lady Adelaide Helen, now Lady A. Bawnay, b. 1848,
mar. 1875 the lata Hon. William Frederick B.
(d. 1904), son of 7th Vise. Downe, q.v.
Rev. the Hon. Algernon Robert P., M.A., b. 1849,
mar. 1877 Emma Jane Anne, dau. of the late Hon.
Edwd. Kenyon, son of 2nd Bn. K. (Hon. Mrs.
Algernon P.). Res., Maesfen, Whitchurch, Salop.
Hon. Francis P., M.A., barrister-at-law, an M.P.
X886-95 : b. 1351, mar. 1882 Henrietta, dau. of the
late Hy. L. Gaskell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Francis P.).
Res., Wilton House, 6 Hobart PL, Eaton Sq., S.W.
Hon. Reginald P., b. 1854, mar. 1876 Katharine Mary,
dau. of the late Hy. M. Ames, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Reginald P., of Queen Anne's Mansns., St. James's,
S. W. ). Res., Clifton Lodge, York.
Hon. Edmund William P., b. 1857, mar. 1883 Fanny
Emma, dau. of Capt. Baldwin, of Dunedin, N.Z.
(Hon. Mrs. Edmund P.). Res., Brookside, Rugby.
Rev. the Hon. Archibald P., M.A., Rect. of Wem,
Salop: b. 1859, mar. 1890 Hon. Maud Francos
Bateman-Hanbury, dau. of 2nd Bn. Bateman (Hon.
Mrs. Archibald P.).
Hon. Henry P., formerly Sub-Librarian H. of Lords,
b. i860. Res., with the Earl.
Lady Mary Alice, now Lady M. Be Salis, b. 1863,
mar. 1896 Rev. Chas. F. Be S. Res., The Rectory,
Weston-super-Mare .
Hon. Alexander Edward P., b. 1864, mar. 1896
Winifred Florence, dau. of Alb. 0. Worthington,
Elsq; (Hon. Mrs. Alexander P.)-. Pes., Doveridge,
Derby 1 ,
Lady Evelyn Florence P., b. 1867.
-«* Dau.-in-Iaio :
Vctss. Parker (Cafitte Agnes, dau. of the late Pryse
Loveden, Esq., and sist. of Sir Pryse Pryse, 1st
Bt.K a Lady of Justice St. John Jerus. and me mix
of League of Mercy: mar., 1st, 1887, as 2nd wife,
the late Vise. P. (d. 1855) ; zndly, 1897, Capt. L. W.
Matthews, but retains title by courtesy. Res., 22
Down St., Piccadilly, W.
MACCLESFIELD, Earl's Widow. Countess
of M., nee Lady Mary Frances Grosvenor, dau. of
2nd M. of Westminster, K.G., and sist. of late
Duke, Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to H.M.
the Queen : b. 1821, mar. 1842, as 2nd wife, 6th E.
of Macclesfield (d. 1896). Res., with 7th Earl.
M'CLINTOCK, Knight. Adm. Sir Francis
Leopold M'Giintock, K.C.B. (Mil. 1891 ; Kt. Bach.
i860), D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S. , served in four Arctic
Expedns. and ascertained the fate of Sir Jno.
Franklin ; formerly a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria. Adm. Supt. of Fortsmth. Dockyd., and
Com.-in-Ch. on N. America Station, is an
Elder Bro. of Trin. House : b. 1819, mar. 1870
Annette Elizabeth, dau. of the late Robt. F.
Dunlop, Esq. Res., 16 Queensberry PI., Crom-
well Rd., S.W.
M'CLINTOCK, Maj. Augustus, D.S.O. (1902),
late Seaf th. Highldrs. ; in Nigeria and W. Afr.
Frontier 1897-1903 : b. 1866.
M'CLINTOCK, Maj. Robert Lyle, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., Niger Expedn. 1897-8, S. Africa
1899- 1902 : b. 1874.
M'CLURE, Baronet's Widow. Lady M'G.
(Ellison Thorburn, dau. of the late Robt. A.
Macfie, Esq.. formerly M.P.), mar. 1877 Sir Thos.
M'Clure, M.P., 1st and only Bt. (d. 1893). Res.,
Bedford House, Colinton R.S.O., Midlothian.
[N.B. M'Clure and Maclure are distinct, six
pages apart.]
M'COMB, Col. Robert Brophy, C.B. (Mil.
1900- 1), A.S.C. retd. (1902); Egypt, Bechuanald.
1884-5, Zululd. 1888, and Boer War 1899-1900
as D.A.A.G : b. 1855. Res., Charlemont PL,
Dublin.
M'CONNELL, Baronet. Sir Bobert John
M'Gonnell, 1st Bt. {U.K. igoo). Lord Mayor oi
Belfast at time of Queen Victoria's visit to Ireld.,
a D.L. for that city : son of Jos. M'Connell, Esq.,
of Clougher ; b. 1850, mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Elsie
(divorced 1904 and by bill in H. of Lords 1905),
dau. of Geo. Hewson, Esq. Heir, his son Joseph
(b. 1877; 2nd heir, next son, Alfred Edward, b.
1880). Stat, The Moat, Strandtown, Belfast.
MAC CORMAC (two words), Baronet's
Widow. Lady Mac C. (Katharine, dau. of the
late Jno. Chaitsrs, Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir Wm.
Mac Cormae, 1st and only Bt., K.C.B., K.C.V.O..
five times Pres. Roy. Coll. Surg., an Hon. Serj.
Surg, to H.M., &c. (d. 1901).
M'CORMICK, Capt, Harold B., D.S.O. (1902).
W. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1878.
Res., 13 Ladbroke Grove, Notting Hill, W.
M'CORMICK, Lieut. John, D.S.O. (1902), Tas-
man. Imper. Bushm. ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1878.
M'COWEN, John Roche, I.S.O. (1903),
F.R.C.I., late Insp.-Gen. of Constabulary in
Newfoundland, now A.D.C. to Gov. : b. 1844.
Res., St. John's, Newfdld.
M'CRACKEN, Col. Frederick William
Nicholas, D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Berks. Regt. ;
Egypt, Soudan, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1859.
M'CBAITH, Knight. Sir JohnLowe M Graith,
Kt. Bach. (1504), a Co. Aid. for Notts., a Dir. of
Q G 2
Directory of Peerage, MacD
436 MacG
Nottingham and Notts, banking Co., and a
Commssr. of Inci. Tax, Pres. of S. Notts.
Conserv. Assoc.: b. 1847. Res., Park Terr.,
Nottingham.
M'CUBBLN, Lt.^Col. Thomas, C.M.G. (1901),
Durban L.I. in Boer "War 1899-1901. Bes.,
Durban.
MACCULLAGH, Knight. Sir James Acheson
MacOullagh, Kt; Bach. (1896), M.D., Yice-Pres.
Irish Med. Assoc. and Past Pres. N.W. branch
of Brit, do., a Med. Insp. for Loc. Govt. Bd.
Ireld., has been three times Mayor of London-
derry : b. 1854, mar. 1880 Ida, dau. of M.
M'Clelland, Esq. Bes., Solerno, Galway.
M'CULLOCH, Capt. Robert Henry
Frederick, D.S.O. (1897), R.A., Matabeleld.
1896, Boer "War 1900 as D.A.A.G. : b. 1869.
M'CULLOCH, Hon. William, C.M.G. (1902),
M.L.C. and late Min. of Pub. Works and Health
of Victoria: b. 1832. Bes., Merton Pk., nr.
Colac, Victoria ; 475 Collins St., Melbourne.
MACDERMOT, The (ancient Ir. title),
Charles Edward MacDermot {The MacDermot,
Prince of Coolavin), barrister-at law, a D.L. for
Sligo, formerly Lieut. R.A. : b. 1862, sue. to titles
1904, mar. 1894 Caroline, dau. of Jno. J. Whyte.
Esq. Bes., Coolavin, Monasteraden R.S.O., Co.
Sligo.
MCDERMOTT, Peter Joseph, I.S.O. (1905),
Under Sec. in Ch. See's Dept. Queensland.
MACDERMOTT-ROE, The (ancient Ir. title).
Thomas Charles MacDerrnott , head of the Protest,
branch of the MacDermott Clan, late High Sheriff
of Roscommon and formerly Capt. Rose. Mil. :
b. 1847. Bes., Alderford, Ballyfarnon, Boyle, Co.
Roscommon.
*#* A descendant of the ancient Princes of Coimaught,
the daughter of one of whom, Princess Eva Dermot,
married the notable Strongbow, Earl of Pembroke.
Carolin, the last of the Irish bards, died in 1749 at the
present seat of the family. The name " Roe," spelt in
Irish " Rua," signifies "red."
MACDONALD (Macd-), family name of the
follg. Barony, also of that of Macdonald of
Earnscliffe : see former for all issue except
Hon. Mary Theodora.
MACDONALD, Baron. Ronald Archibald
Macdo?iald, 6th Bn. {Irel.), a Bt. (Scot.), a
D.L. for Invemess-sh. , formerly Lieut. Highland
L.I. Mil. : son of 4th Bn. and bro. of 5th ; b. June
9, 1853 ; sue. 1874 ; mar. 1875 Louisa Jane Hamil-
ton, dau. of Col. Geo. W. H. Ross (styled Lady
Macdonald of the Isles). Seat, Armadale Castle,
Bradford R.S.O., I. of Skve ; town res., 20
Chesham PL, Belgrave Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Macdonald, Irel. 1776; a Bt. Scot.
1625.— The ancestors of this line for some generations
bore the title " Lord of the Isles," the last Lord being also
Earl of Ross : but this nobleman was attainted for trea-
son and both his titles were annexed to the Scottish
Crown? the Lordship thus coming in 1469 to be a title of
the heir to the throne, and since the Union to be one of
the Scottish t itles of the Prince of Wales. The Baronetcy
commenced a century and a half later, and, though Scot-
tish, as was the entire line, it was located at Slate in Co.
Antrim, where it appears the family for a period resided.
Sir Alex. Macdonald, 9th Bt., Avas raised to the Irish
Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Macdonald.)
Issue of present {6th) Bn. :
Hon. Somerled Godfrey James M., heir to Barony,
b. 1876.
Hon. Godfrey Evan Hugh M., 2nd heir, late Lieut.
Scots Gds. : b. 1879.
The late Hon. Archibald Ronald Armadale M., 2nd
Lieut. 9th Lancers, b. 1880, d. 1901 (S. Africa).
Hon. Ronald Ian M., Lieut. 3rd Batt. Cameron
Highldrs. (Mil.), b. 1884.
Hcta. Iona Marie Adelaide Hope M., b. 1886.
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (sists. of present; 5th d.
unmrrd.):
Hon. Eva Maria Louisa, now The Lady Kapier of
Magdala, b. 1846, mar. 1885, send husb., and Bn.
N. of M., q.v.
(The late 5th Baron, b, 1849, d. 1874.)
(Present Baron, b. 1853.)
Hon. Lilian Janet, now Dow. Ctss. of ■ Cromartie
(q.v.), b. 1856, mar. 1876 2nd Earl of 0. (d. 1893);
since remrrd.
Hon. Alexandrina Victoria, now Hon. Mrs. Anthony
Abdy, b. i860 (twin with a deceased sist.), mar. 1886
Capt. Anth. C. Sykes A., heiv pres. to Abdy
Baronetcy. Res., 10 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
MACDONALD, Baronet. Sir Archibald
John Macdonald, 4th Bt. [U.K. 1813) : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1871, sue. 1901, roar. 1900 Constance Mary,
dau. of Rev. Hy. M. Burgess. No heir. Seat,
Woolmer Lodge. Linhook R.S.O., Hants!
MACDONALD, Hon. Lady— see Kts.' Widows.
M'DONALD, Knight (1). Sir Andrew
MlDonald, Kt. Bach. (1897), a merchant of
Edinburgh and late Master of the Merchant Co.
there, was (1894-7) Lord Provost of the city and
Lord Lieut, of the county of the city, now a
D.L. : b. 1836, widower. Bes., Toflcombs,
Biggar, Lanarks. ; 40 Lauder Rd., Edinburgh.
MACDONALD, Knight (2). Col. Sir Claude
Maxwell MacDonald, G.C.M.G. (1900; K.C.M.G.
1892), K.C.B. (Civ. 1898, Mil. 1901), now Ambass.
at Tokio, late at Peking ; served in Egypt
and Soudan, ret. 1896, has been Consul-Gen. &c.
in various parts of Africa (E. & W.) : b. 1852,
mar. 1892 Ethel. R.R.C., dau. of the late Maj.
W. Cairns Armstrong, and widow of P. Craigie
Robertson, Esq. Address, Brit. Emb., Tokio.
MACDONALD, Knight (3). Brig.-Gen. Sir
James Ronald Leslie Macdonald, K.C.I.E.
(1905), (CB. (Civ. 1900), late R.E., served in
Hazara Expedn. 1888, Unyoro 1893-4, Uganda
1897-8, has been Exec. Engr. Brit. E. Africa and
on Staff of China Ed. Eorce as A.A.G., comd.
the e>cort of Thibet Mission 1904, now Coming.
Presidency Brigade in India : b. 1862, mar. 1894
Alice Margaret, dau. of Gen. Geo. Pringle.
MACDONALD, Knight (4). Sir John Denis
Macdonald, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), M.D., E.R.S.,
Insp. -Gen. of Hosps. and Eleets R.N. (retired),
has been in charge of Nav. Hosp. Plymouth and
Prof, of Nav. Hygiene at Netley, is claimant to
the Annandale Peerage through his great-grand-
father, Hon. John Johnston of staple :on : b. 1826,
mar. 1877, 2nd wife, Eiina, dau. of the late
Rev. W. Archer. Bes., Amwell PL, Hurstpier-
point, Hassocks R.S.O., Sussex.
MACDONALD, Knight (5). Sir John Hay—
see "Macdonald, P.C."
MACDONALD, Knight (6). Sir William
Christopher Macdonald, Kt. Bach. (1899), Gov.
of M'Gill Univ. Montreal, also Gov. of the Gen.
Hosp. and Dir. of Bank of same city, has erected
and endowed several institutions for scient.
study: b. 1831 . Bes., 891 Sherbrooke St., Montreal.
MACDONALD, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon.
Lady Macd- (Hon. Adelaide Louisa, nee Venables-
Vernon), dau. of 5th Bn. Vernon, b. 1831, mar.
1855 Adm. Sir Regd. J. Macdonald, K.C.B.,
K.C.S.I., Chief of the Clan Ranald, formerly
Com.-in-Ch. in E. Indies and at the Nore (d.
1899). Res., Mount Vera on, Torquay.— (2) Lady
Macd- (Christina M'Donald. Macdonald, dau. of
the late Alex. M. Duncan), mar. 1884 Maj .-Gen.
Sir Hector A. Macdonald, K.C.B. (d. 1903).
MACDONALD, Priv. Counc. and Knight.
Col. the Rt. Hon. Sir John Hay Athole
M'DO Baronetage,
Macdonald, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1885), K.C.B. (Civ. 1900),
LL.D., F.B.S., F.E.S.E., M.I.E.E., V.D., Lord
Justice Clerk, in virtue of which post he bears
the official but little used title of " (Hon.) Lord
Kingsburgh," under which see note ; is Lord
President of the 2nd Div. of Court of Session, a
D.L. for Co. of City of Edinburgh, memb. of Bd.
of Manufacturers for Scotld., appd. Q.C. 1880,
has been Solic.-Gen. for Scotland, Lord Advo-
cate, and Dean of Faculty of Advocates, also
Sheriff of Ross and Sutherland and of Parih, and
Pres. of Boy. Scot. Soc. of Arts, an M.P. 1885-8 ;
is Ensign of Eoy. Co. of Archers, formerly Brig.-
Gen. comdg. Forth Vol. Inf. Brig., now Hon.
Col. Eoy. Scots, Queen's Eif. Vol. Brig., ant
Motor Vol. Corps: b. 1836, widower. Bes.,
15 Abercromby PL, Edinburgh.
M'DONALD, Maj . Archib ald William, D.S.O.
(1902), Lovat's Scouts Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1899-1901. Bes., Blabour, Speanbridge, Inver-
ness-sh.
MACDONALD (MacD-), Col. Donald Alex-
ander, I.S.O. (1903), Dir.-Gen. of Ordn., late
Chief Supt. of Stores, Canada, served during
Fenian raids and in N. W. Eebelln. : b. 1845.
Bes'., Ottawa.
MACDONALD (Macdonald of Glenaladale) ,
Col. John Andrew, OB. (Civ. 1897), Hon. Col.
late Lt.-Col. corndg. 3 d Batt. Queen's Own
Cameron Highldrs. (Mil.), a D..L. for Inver-
ness-sh. : b. 1837. Bes., Glenfinnan, Fort William,
Inverness-sh. ; Betley Hall, Crewe.
MACDONALD (Macd-), Capt. Kenneth,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late A.S.C.; Nile 1898, Sierra
Leone, and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1873.
MACDONALD (Macd-), Lt.-Col. Eeginald
Percy, D.S.O. (1889),' Hants Eegt. retd. (1897) 5
Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1885-91, comd. Eail.
Police in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1856.
M'DONALD, Capt. T., D.S.O. (1902), N.S.W.
Mil. Forces ; S. Africa 1901-2.
MACDONALD ofEAENSCLIFFE, Baroness.
Susan Agnes Macdonald, 1st Bnss. {U.K.) ; dau.
of the late Hon. Thos. J. Bernard, of the Jamaica
Privy Council ; b. in 1836 ; mar. 1867, as 2nd wife,
the late Et. Hon. Sir Jno. Alex. Macdonald,
G.C.B., Prem. of Canada (d. 1891), in recognition
of whose services this Peerage was bestowed upon
his widow. Heir, none. Seats, Earnscliffe, Ottawa ;
Les Eochers, Eiviere du Loup, Quebec Prov. ;
Ketotsim, National Pk., Banff, N.W.T., Canada.
Creation. Bnss. Macdonald of Earnscliffe, U.K. 1891.
Sole Issue.
Hon. Mary Theodora Margaret Macdonald, b. i36g.
MACDONALD of The ISLES, Lady — see
under " Macdonald, Bn."
MACDONELL, Knight. Sir John Macdonell,
Kt. Bach. (1903), C.B. (Civ. 1898), M.A., LL.D.
F. E.S.S. (formerly Vice-Pres.), a Master of Supr.
Ct. of Jiiclic. and Quain Prof, of Compar. Law in
Univ. Coll. Lond., now 1st constituted Dean of Fac.
of Laws i 1 that Univ., has been standing Couns.
to Bd. of Trade : b. 1846, mar. 1873 Agnes, dau. of
the late Danl. Harrison, Esq. Bes., 31 Kensington
Pk. Gdns., W. ; chamb., 173 Eoy. Cts. of Justice,
W.C.
MACDONELL, Knight's Widow. Lady
MacD. (Annie, dau. a£ Edwd. Lumb, Esq.), mar.
1870 Et. Hon. Sir Hugh Guion MacDonell,
G. C.M.G., late Minister at Lisbon, formerly at
Eioand Copenhagen (d. 1904). Bes., 53 Cornwall
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
MACDONELL (Macd-), Lt.-Col. Archibald
Knightage, <kc. M'DO 437
Cameron, D.S.O. (1900-1), Canad. Mtd. Eifles ;
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1864. Bes., Eegina, N.W.
MACDONELL (Macd-), Maj. Archibald
Hayes, D.S.O. (1900-1), Canad. Contgt. inS. Afr.
War 1899-1900 and aftds. in W. Afr., is Maj.
Canad. Mil.: b. 1868. Be?., Stanley Barracks,
Toronto.
M'DONNELL, family name of Antrim Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Evelyn, see also
below.
M'DONNELL, Knight (1) and Peer's S.>n.
Hon.Sir Schomberg Kerr McDonnell, K.C.B. (Civ.
1902), C.V.O. (1901), Perm. Sec. to Pub. Works
Dept., was Priv. Sec. to the late Lord Salisbury
in Privy Seal Office, late Capt. in City of Lond.
Eifles, served in S. Africa 1900 : son of 10th E. of
Antrim and bro. of present Peer; b. 1861. Bes.
(with bro. Hon. Alex.), 103 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
MACDONNELL, Knight's Widow. Lady
MacD- (Blanche Anne, dau. of the late Fras.
Skurray, Esq.), mar. Sir Eichd. G. MacDonnell,
K.C.M.G., Gov. of Hong Kong (d. 1881).
MACDONNELL, Priv. Counc. and Knight
(2). Et. Hon. Sir Antony Patrick MacDonnell,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902; Irel. 1903), G.C.S.I. (1897;
K.C.S.I. 1893), K.C.V.O. (1903), M.A., D.Litt.,
Under Sec. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld., late Lieut.-
Gov. of Indian N.W. Provs. and Oudh, prev. of
Bengal, a memb. of Counc. of Viceroy 1893-5,
formerly Ch. Commissr. in Burma and Centr.
Provs. : b. 1844, mar. 1878 Henrietta, dau. of
the late Ewen MacDonell, Esq. Address, Under
See's Lodge, Phoenix Pk., Dublin.
MACDONNELL (Macd-), Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1897), L.E.C.P.I., E.N., Egypt 1882, late Insp.-
Gen. of Hosps. and Fleets, has had charge of
Nav. Hosps. at Malta, Chatham, and Haslar :
b. 1839. Bes., Keith House, VilliersEd., Southsea.
M'DONNELL, Col. John, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
E.A. retd. (1903) ; Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1852. Club, Nav. and Mil.
M'DONNELL, Eichard Grant Peter Pur-
cell, CLE. (1905), Commissr. of Police in
Eangoon .
MACDONNELL (Macd-), Col. William,
C.B. (Civ. 1891), Ch. Paymaster Army Pay Dept.
1881-91, when he retired: b. 1831. Club, Jun.
U. Serv.
MACDONNELL (MacD-), Hon. Mrs. Wil-
liam (Armstrong), dau. of 13th Bn. Inchiquin.
M'DOUALL, Capt. Eobert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
The Buffs; Chitral Belief, N.W. Front. 1897-8,
and S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871.
M'DOUGALL, Knight. Sir John M'Dougall,
Kt. Bachj (1902), formerly Chmn. L.C.C. : b. 1844,
mar. i832 Ellen Mary, dau. of Geo. Lidgett, Esq.
Bes., Clifton House, Greenwich Pk., S.E.
MACDOUGALL, Knight's Widow. Lady
MacD- (Adelaide Marianne, dau. of the late Philip
J. Miles, Esq.), mar. i860, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir
Patk. L. MacDougall, K.C.M.G. (d. 1894). Bes.,
22 Elvaston PL, S. Kens., S.W.
M'DOUGALL, John Lorn, C.M.G. (1897),
M.A., Auditor-Gen. Canada, sat in Domin. Parlt.
1869-72 and 1874-8, prev. in Ontario Legisl. : b.
1833. Bes., Nepean, Canada.
M'DOWELL, Donald Keith, C.M.G. (1901),
Princ. Med. Officer of W. Afr. Frontier Force,
now of Straits Ssttmtf. and Insp.-Gen. of Med,
Serv. of Fed. Malay States, acoompd. Ashanti
Expedn. 1900: b. 1867. Bes., Singapore.
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M'HA
M'DOWELL, Surg. -Col. Edmund Gbeswold,
C.B. (Mil. 1884), China i860 and Egypt, once
Princ. Med. Offr. in Canada, ret. 1891 : ib. 1831.
MACDUEF (Maed-), Marquess ok {U.K.
1889), Earl of (1900), and Viscount (Irel. 1759),
titles of the Fife Dukedom.
M'EACHARN, Knight. Sir Malcolm Donald
3PEacharn,Kt. Bach. (1900). Mayor of Melbourne
1898-1900 (3 years), Lord Mayor 1904, Past Pres.
Melb. Chamb. of Comm., is Lt-Col. comdg.
Victorian Scott. Regt., a shipowner and was part-
originator of the shipment of frozen meat to Brit.
Isles : b. 1852, mar. 1882, 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of
Jno. Boyd Watson, Esq. Res., Goathland, Kew,
Melbourne ; Goathland R.S.O.. Yorks.
MACEWEN, Knight. Sir William MacEwen,
Kt. Bach. (1902), M.D., LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S.,
F.R.C.S., Prof, of Surgery at Glasgow Univ., a
member of many learned societies and author of
med. works: b. 1848, mar. Mary Watson, dan. of
(he late Hugh Allan, Esq. Res., Gairochty, Bute
(? post-town) ; 3 Woodside Cresc, Glasgow.
M'FADYEAN, Knight. Sir John M'Fadyean,
Kt. Bach. (1905).
MACFARLANE, Knight's Widow. Lady
Macf- (Fanny, dau. of the late Jas. Robson, Esq.),
mar. 1888, as 2nd wife, Sir Donald H. Macfarlane,
Kt, Bach., late an M.P. (d. 1904).
MACFARLANE (Macf-), Lt.-Col. Duncan
Alwyn, D.S.O. (1900-1), B.A., King's Own Scot.
Bords. ; W. Africa 18&3, Soudan 1888-9, Chitral
Relief, Tirah, 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1857.
Res., Maymyo, Burma.
MACFARLANE (Macf-), George James,
C.M.G. (1901), five times Mayor of Pietermaritz-
burg, Lt.-Col. Natal Carabineers; Zululd. 1878-9,
Boer War 1900 : b. 1855. Res., Redland, Pieter-
maritzburg.
M'FARLANE, Maj. Ronald, C.M.G. (1898),
late 9th Lancers ; Matabeleld. 1896 : b. i860.
Address, Bulawayo Club, S. Africa.
MACFARLANE, Col. John, M.V.O. (4th CI.
1905), 1st Lanarksh. Vol. Rifle Corps.
M'FARLANE, Lieut. S. C, D.S.O. (1902), S.
Australian Con'gt. ; S. Africa 1901-2.
MACFARLANE (Macf-), Maj. Thomas John
Malcolm, C.M.G. (1901), A.M.I.C.E., Natal
Guides in Boer War 1899-1900: b. 1859. Res.,
J ohannesburg.
MACFARREN (Macf-), Knight's Widow.
Lady Macf- (Clara Natalie, dau. of Herr Heinrich
Andrae, of Lubeek), mar. 1844 Sir Geo. A. Mac-
farren, Princ. of Roy. Acad. Mus. (d. 1887). Res.,
17 Neville Ct., Grove End Ed., St. John's Wd.,
N.W.
MACFIE (Macf-), Col. William, C B. (Civ.
1897), V.D., Hon. Col. and late Lt.-Col. comdg.
3rd Vol. Batt. Liverpool Regt., is a sugar-refiner :
b. 1840. Res., Airds House, Port Appin R.S.O.,
Argvllsh. ; Uplands Hall, Preston, Lanes.
MACGILL (MacG-), Rear-Adin. Thomas, C.B.
(Mil. 1897), E. Soudan 1884-5, Egypt, E. Africa
1895, and Benin Expedn. : b. 1850. Address, Roy.
Nav. Club, Portsmth.
MACGILLYCUDDY (pron. Maklicuddy) of
the REEKS, The (ancient Ir. title). Denis
Donough Charles MacGilly cuddy, b. 1852, sue.
1871. Res., Whitefleld, Killamey.
MAC GREGOR (two words), Baronet of Mac
Gregor. Sir Malcolm Mac Gregor, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br.
1795). Com. R.N. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1873, sue.
1879. Heir pres., his bro. Alexander Ronald (b.
1878 ; 2nd heir, their uncle Atholl, b. 1838). Seat,
Edinchip, Balquhidder R.S.O., Perthsh.
MACGREGOR, Baronet of Savile Row. Sir
Cyril Patrick M'Connell Macyreqor, 5th Bt.
{U.K. 1828), nephew of 4th Bt. and son of the
late Patrick E. Macgregor, Esq. ; b. 1887, sue.
1905. Heir pres., his bro. Robert James
M'Connell (b. 1890; no 2nd heir). Res., Stoke
Bishop, Clifton, Bristol.
MAC GREGOR (two words), Baronet's
Widow. Lady Helen Laura M. G., nee M'Don-
nell, dau. of gth E. of Antrim, b. 1837, mar. 1864
Sir Malcolm Mac Gregor, 4th Bt. of Mac Gregor
(d. 1879). Res., Avith her son, 5th Bt.
MACGREGOR (Macg-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady M. of Savile Row (Alice, dau. of the late
Capt. Gulliver, R.N.), mar. 1903 Sir Wm. Geo.
Macgregor, 4th Bt. (d. 1905). Res., with present
Bt,
MAC GREGOR, Knight (1). Sir Evan
Mac Gregor, K.C.B. (Civ. i8g2),I.S.O (1902), Perm.
Sec. to Admiralty, was a Commissr. of the Patriotic
Fund : b. 1842 (uncle of above Bt. of Mac Gregor),
mar. 1884 Annie Louise, dau. of the late Col.
Wm. A. Middleton, C.B. Res., 3 Egerton PL,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
MACGREGOR, Knight (2). Sir William
Macgregor, K.C.M.G. (1889), C.B. (Civ. 1897),
M.D., LL.D., D.Sc, L.R.C.P.E., Albert Medal,
Gov. of Newfoundland, prev. of Lagos, late Lt.-
Gov. of Brit. New Guinea, and has admind. Govt,
of Fiji fee, formerly a Med. Offr. in the Sey-
chelles and Mauritius, Ch. Med. Offr. in Fiji,
also House Phys. at Roy. Infirm. Glasgow :
b. 1847, mar. 1883 Mary, dau. of R. Cox, Esq.
Res., Govt. House, St. John's, Newfoundld.
MACGREGOR, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
MacG- (Charlotte Mary, dau. of Fredk.W. Jardine,
Esq.), mar. 1883, as 2nd wife, Maj. -Gen. Sir
Chas. M. MacGregor, K.G.B., C.S.I, (d. 1887).
Res., Hampton Ct. Pal.— (2) Lady MacG- (Flora
Elizabeth, sist. of Sir Percy D. N. Oxenden, now
Dixwell-Oxenden, 10th Bt.), mar. 1879, as 2nd
wife, Maj. -Gen. Sir Geo. H. MacGregor, K.C.B.
(d. 1883). Res., Glencarnock, Torquay.
MACGREGOR (MacG-), Col. Henry Grey,
C. B. (Mil. 1889), late Wore. Regt. (ret. 1895) ;
Zululd. 1879, Boer War 1881, Egypt, and Soudan,
was A.A.G. at Headqrs. 1890-5, was an A.D.C.
to H.M. : b. 1838. Res., 4 Brechin PL, Glouc.
Rd., S.W.
MACGREGOR (Macg-) , Lieut. Philip Arthur,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Coldstrm. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900, W. Coast 1901 : b. 1877.
MACGREGOR (Macg-), Robert Roy, I.S.O.
(1902), Ch. Clk. King's Rememb. Office, Edin-
burgh, and Sec. of Scott. Congested Dists. Bd. :
b. 1847. Res., Nile Grove, Edinburgh.
M'GRIGOR, Baronet. Sir James Rhoderick
Duff M'Grigor, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), senior
partner in a firm of army agents and bankers,
formerly Capt. 3rd Batt. Rifle Brigade: son of
2nd Bt., b. 1857, suc- mar. same year Helen
Cornell, dau. of the late Jno. G. Meiggs, Esq.
Heir, his son Charles Colquiioun (b. 1893 ; 2nd
heir, next son, James Neil Grant, b. 1894). Res.,
Parkfield, Hillingdon, Uxbridge; 25 Charles St.,
St. James's. S.W.
M'GRIGOR, Col. Charles Rhoderick Robert,
C. B. (Mil. 1904), King's Roy. Rifle Corps ; Trans-
vaal 1881, Egypt, Soudan, and S. Africa 1899-
1902, aftds. A.A.G. Transvaal : b. i860 (bro. of
above 3rd Bt.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
MACHANSHIRE, Baron {Scot. i643)-see
" Hamilton and B., D. of."
M'HARDY, Capt. Alexander Anderson,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Staff Capt. R.A. ; N.W. Frontier
1897-8 and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1868.
M'HA
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MacK 439
M 'HARDY, Lt.-Col. Alexander Burness, O.B.
(Civ. 1900,), R.E. retd. (1887), Chmn. of Prison
Commssn. for Scotia. : b. 1842. Res., 3 Ravelston
Pk., Edinburgh.
MACHBLL, Hon. Mrs. Richard, sisfc. of 8th
Bn. Middleton.
M'lL WRAITH, Knight. Sir Malcolm Mc-
Ilwraith, K.C.M.G. (1905), barrister-at-law, Judic.
Adviser to the Khedive of Egypt : b. 1865, mar.
1900 Evelyn Syduey, dan. of Sir Richd. D. Powell,
1st Bt. of Wimpole St. Ren., Cairo.
M'lL WRAITH, Knight's Widow. Lady M'l.
(Harriette Anne, dau. of Archib. Mosman, Esq),
mar. 1879 Hon. Sir Thos. M'llwraith, K.C.M.G. ,
three times Premier of Queensland (d. 1900).
i?e.s.,Campbellfield, St. Albans ; and Brisbane.
MACINNES (Mad-), Capt. Duncan Sayre,
D.S.O. (1900-1), RE., Ashanti 1895-6 and S.
Africa 1899-1902, now a D.A.Q.M.G. on Staff :
b. 1870.
M'INNIS, Col. Edward Bowatee, C.M.G.
(1890) , 9th Lancers retd. (1887) ; Afghn. 1878-S0,
late Col. Comdt. in Brit. Guiana, prev. Comdt. of
Loc. Force and M.E.C. Trinidad, Insp.-Gen. of
Constab. Gold Coast 1887-90 : b. 1847. Club, Army
and Navy.
M'INROY, Col. Charles, C.B. (Mil. 1894),
LA. Supernum. List ; Mutiny, Abyss. 1867-8,
Egypt, Burma 1885-6 and 1888-9, a D.L. for
Kincardinesh. : b. 1838. Res., The Burn, Edzeli,
Brechin, Eorfarsh.
M'LNTYRE, Knight's Widow. Lady 3PI.
(Isabella, dau. of the late Alex. Grant, Esq., and
sist. of 1st wife), mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir
JohnM'Intyre, Kt. Bach., an M.E.C. andM.L.A.
of Victoria (d. 1904). Res., Warrain, Brighton,
Victoria.
M'LVER, Baronet. Sir Lewis M'lver, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1896), M.P. for W. Edinburgh (L.U.), bar-
rister-at-law, in I.C.S. 1858-S4 and has been Und.
Sec. to Govt, of Burma, and Regist. of High Ct.
Calcutta, is Hon. Col. Edinburgh City Vol. Artill. :
son of Jno. M'lver, Esq., of Madras ; b. 1846,
mar. 1885 Charlotte Rosalind, dau. of Nathl.
Montefiore, Esq., F.R.C.S. Heir, none. Res.,
Salisbury, Southampton: 27 Palmeira Sq., Hove,
Brighton ; 25 Upper Brook St., W.
MACKAY (Mack-), family name of Reay
Barony, q.v. for Dutch Bns. and Bnsses.
MACKAY, Knight. Sir James Lyle Mackay,
G.C.M.G. (1902), K.C.I.E. (1894), formerly a
Memb. Counc. of Viceroy of India, Pres. Bang.
Chamb. of Comm., and Sheriff of Calcutta, now
of Sec. of State's Counc. : b. 1852, mar. 1883 Jane
Paterson, dau. of Jas. Shanks, Esq. Res., 7 Sea-
more PI., Mayfair, W.
M'KAY, Col. Henry Kellock, CLE. (1899),
I.M.S., Naga 1875, Afghn. 1878-80, and Mahsud
Waziri, now Princ. Med. Oifr. Presid. Dist. : b.
1850. Res., Fort William, Calcutta.
MACKAY (Mack-), Col. Hon. James Alex-
ander Kenneth, C.B. (Mil. 1901), N.S.W. 6th
Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa 1900-1, an M.L.C. and
Vice-Pres. Exec. Counc. N.S.W. : b. 1859. Res.,
Sydney.
MACKAY d'OPHEMERT, Baron (Vrijheer—
Netherlands), a. title awarded to iEneas Mackay,
Min. of State in Holland, who became 10th Bn.
Reay ; not retained by his successor, who is his
only surviving child.
M'KEAN, Col. Alexander Chalmers, C.M.G.
(1891) , 6th Drgns. retd. (1898) ; S. African Wars
and as Surveyor between 1881 and 1888, raised
and comd. Basuto Force, was Assist. Mil. Sec.
and A.D.C. to Gov. of Malta 1888-9 : b- 1852,
mar. 1890 Bnss. of Diar-il-Bniet, q.v.
M'KENNA, Knight. Sir Joseph Neale
M'Kenna, Kt. Bach. (1867), barrister (Ireland), a
D.L. for Co. Cork, late an M.P. : b. 1819, mar.
1880, 2nd wife, Amelia Anne, dau. of the late
Geo. Keats Brooks, Esq. Res., Ardogena, Youghal,
Co. Cork.
MACKENZIE, Baronet of Coul. Sir Arthur
George R amsay Mackenzie, 11th Bt. (Scot. 1673),
a D.L. for Ross-sh. : son of 10th Bt, b. 1855, sue.
1873, mar. 1901 Evelyn Mary Montgomery, dau.
of the late Maj.-Gen. Sir Edwd. W. Ward,
K.C.M.G. Heir pres., his uncle Henry Augustin
Ornano M. (b. 1839 ; 2nd heir, latter's son,
George Henry Louis, b. 1872). Seat, Coul,
Strathpeffer R.S.O., Ross-shire.
MACKENZIE Baronetcy of Darien (Scot. 1704 accord-
ing to claimant, but there is 110 record of va having ever
existed), now claimed as 6th Bt. by Edwd. Mackenzie
Mackenzie [ni Thompson), of St. Kilda, Melbourne.
MACKENZIE, Baronet of Delvine — see
"Mackenzie (Muir-"), below.
MACKENZIE, Baronet of Gairloch. Sir
Kenneth John Mackenzie, 7th Bt. (Scot. 1703 N.S.),
a D.L. for Ross and Cromarty, King's Remem-
brancer for Scotld., prev. Gen. Supt. Loc. Govt.
Bd. of same, formerly Capt. 4th Batt. Rifle
Brigade and Capt. (retd. as Hon. Maj.) 3rd Batt.
Cam. Highldrs. (Mil.), has been Gen. Supt. of
Loc. Govt. Bd. for Scotld. : son of 6th Bt., b.
1861, sue. 1900, mar. 1891 the undermentioned
Lady Marjory Mackenzie. Heir, his son Hector
David, (b. 1893; 2nd heir, next son, Roderick
Ian,b. 1895). Seats, Floweidale, Gairloch R.S.O.,
and Conon House, Conon Bridge R.S.O., both
Ross-shire ; res., 10 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
MACKENZIE, Baronet of Glen Mwich. Sir
Allan Russell Mackenzie, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1890),
a D.L. for Cos. Aberdeen and Ross, a memb.
of Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly Lieut. Roy. Horse
Gds. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1890 (his
father having died in year of creation of Btcy.),
mar. 1874 Lucy Eleanora, dau. of Duncan David-
son, Esq. Heir, his son Victor Audley Falconer
(b. 1882 ; 2nd heir, next son, Allan Keith, b. 1887).
Seats, Glen Muick and Braikley, Ballater R.S.O.,
Aberdeensh.; Kintail, Loch Aish R.S.O., Ross-
shire.
MACKENZIE, Baronet of Scat-well (and pre-
sumably of Tarbat, but this not assumed). Sir
(James) Kenneth Douglas Mackenzie, 11th Bt.
of Tarbat (?) (Scot. 1628) and 8th of Scatwell (1703) ,
A.M.I. C.E.: son of 7th Bt. of S.,b. 1859, sue. 1900,
mar. 1888 Stephanie Corinne, dau. of the Tate
Jules Espinet, Esq., M.D., of Trinidad. Heir,
his son Lewis Roderick Kenneth (b. 1902 ;
2nd heir, a 3rd cousin, Edmund Lyons M., b.
1858). Club, Automobile.
*,.*The 8th Bt. of Tarbat de jure never assumed the
title of a Baronet. At his death in 1882 the Baronetcy
passed by special remainder to the 6th Bt. of Scatwell
(9th of T.), but he too declined to adopt it. Upon his
death in 1884 the two titles thus came jointly to the
late Bt. The present Bt. writes us that he shall not
assume this portion of his title till it is authoritatively
decided— more especially a* his so doing would mike him
representative of an Earldom of C'romartie which fell
under attainder in 1746.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Baronets' Widows.
(1) Agnes, Lady M. of Coul (Agnes, dau. of Ross
Thompson-Smyth, Esq.), mai'., 1st, 1853, Sir
William M., 9th Bt. (d. 1868) ; 2ndly, 1881, Bn.
di San Felice. Res., Rome.— (2) Lady M. of
Coul (Louisa Alexandrina, dau. of Richd. Jones,
44o MacK
Directory of Peerage,
MacK
Esq., M.L.A. of Sydney), mar. 1846 Sir Kobt.
Ramsay M., 10th Bt. (d. 1873).— (3) Eila, Lady
31. of Gairloch (Eila Frederiea, dau. of the late
Walter F. Campbell, Esq.), mar. i860 Sir
Kenneth S. Mackenzie, 6th Bt., formerly Lord
Lieut, of Boss and Cromarty and Attache at
Washington (d. 1900). Res., Balavil, Conon
Bridge "B.S.O., Boss-sh. ; 3 Cadogan Gdns.,
S.W.— (4) Dowager Lady 31. of Glen Muick
(Maiy, dau. of C. Du Pre Bussell. Esq.), max.
1849 Sir Jas. Thompson 31., 1st Bt. (d. 1890)-
Res., Warfield Grove, Bracknell, Berks., with her
son-in-law Sir Geo. Pigot, Bt.— (5) Mary inne,
Lady 31. of Scatwell, dau. of Jas. MacNeil,
Esq., mar. 1879, as 2nd wife, Sir Jas. J. Eandoll
31., 6th Bt. (d. 1884).
MACKENZIE, Knight (1). Sir Alexander
Campbell 3fackenzie, Kt. Bach. (1895), LL.D.,
Mus.D. (of three Univs.), Princ. of Boy. Acad, of
Music: b. 1847, mar. 1874 Mary Melina, dau. of
Jno. Burnside, Esq. Res., 15 Eegent's Pk. Ed.,
N.W.
MACKENZIE, Knight (2). Sir George
Sutherland 31ackenzie, K.C.M.G. (1902), C.B.
(Civ. 1897), F.R.G.S., F.R.C.I., F.Z.S., was the
first Administrator of Brit. E. Africa, and
adjire>tcddisputes between Arabsand Missionaries,
obtaining freedom for large numbers of slaves,
prev. an explorer in Persia: b. 1844, mar. 1905,
2nd wife, Mrs. A. G. Bovill. Res., 52 Queen's Gt.
Gdns., S.W.
MACKENZIE, Knight (3). Sir Kenneth A.
Muir-3I., see "Mackenzie (Muir-).''
MACKENZIE, Knight (4). Sir Stephen
Mackenzie, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.D., F.R.C.P., Sen.
Phys. to Lond. Hosp., Phys. to Boy. Lond.
Ophthalmic Hosp., formerly Lect. on Pathology at
Lond. Hosp. Med. Coll. : b. 1844, mar. 1879 Heien,
dau. of Benj. Dulley, Esq. Res., Tempsford
Hall, Sandy, Beds. ; Gt. Bookham, Leatherhead,
Surrey; 31 Cavendish Sq., W.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Knights' Widows.
(1) Lady 31. (Annie, dau. of Jno. Munro, Esq.),
mar. i860 Sir Jno. Mackenzie, K.C.M.G. (d. 1901,
just knighted). Res., Dunedin.N.Z.— (2) Lady 31.
(Margaret, dau. of the late Jno. Bouch, Esq.) , mar.
1863 Sir Morell Mackenzie, the eminent physician
(d. 1892). Res., The Little House, Wargrave,
Twvford B.S.O., Berks.— (3) Lady M., widow
of Col. Sir Felix C. Mackenzie, Kt. Bach. (d.
1902). Res., Forres, Elginsh.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Maj. Alexander
Francis, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Arg. and Suthd.
Highldrs. ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1902,
a D.L. for Boss and Cromaity : b. 1861. Res.,
Ord House, Muir of Ord B.S.O., Boss-sh. ;
Strathvaich Lodge and Corriemoilie Lodge, Garve
R.S.O., same Co.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Col. Alfred Robert
Davidson, C.B. (Mil. 1886), Mutiny, Afghn.
1870-80 : b. 1835. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Lieut. Colin, D.S.O.
(1900), B.N., China, comdg. a torpedo-destrover :
b. 1872.
M'KENZIE, Col. Colin John, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Seaforth Highldrs.; Egypt, Burma
1886-8, Hazara 1888, Hunza Nagar, AVaziristan
1894-5, Nile 1898, and as Dir. of Mil. Intell. S.
Africa 1899-1902, aftds. Mil. Gov. of Johannes- '
burg, now an A.A.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1861. 1
Res., Dover.
M'KENZIE, Lt.-Col. Duncan, C.B. (Mil 1902), «
C.M.G. (1901), Natal Carabineers, over 20 years >
a Vol. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1858. Res., Cots-
wold, Pietermaritzburg.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Capt. Edward Leslie,
■ D.S.O. (1900-1), Boy. Suss. Begt. ; S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1870.
MACKENZIE (Mack-) , Col. Frederick Finch,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), late comdg. 5th Batt. Lanes.
Fus. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1849. Res.,
Bamslade, Bracknell, Berks.
MACKENZIE (Mack-) Col. George Frederick
Campbell, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Suff. Begt. ;
Afghn. 1879-80 and S. Africa 1900-2, now A. Q.M.G.
on Staff at Malta : b. 1855. Club, Nav. and Mil.
MACKENZIE, Capt. J. R., D.S.O. (1902), S.
Africa 1902 in Scottish Horse.
MACKENZIE (Mack-), Lady Marjory
Louisa, wife of above Bt. of Gairloch and
sist. of 5th E. of Mansfield.
MACKENZIE (MacK-), Capt. Thomas Camp-
bell, D.S.O. (1902), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1872.
MACKENZIE (MONT AGU- STUART -
WORTLEY-), surname of the E. of Wharncliffe
and his immediate heir (remainder of family,
Montagu-Stuart- Wortley)!
MACKENZIE (MUIR-), Baronet. Sir Alex-
ander 3Iuir-31ackenzie, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1805),
a D.L. for Peithsh., formerly Capt. 78th Foot and
Maj. Stirlingsh. Mil: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1840,
sue. 1855, mar. 1871 Frances Bosa, dau. of Sir
Thos. Moncreiffe, 7th Bt. Heir pres., his bro.
Lt.-Col. Eobert Smythe M.-M. (b. 1841 ; 2nd
heir, latter's son Robert Cecil, b. 1891). Seats,
Delvine and Ruffell, both nr. Dunkeld, Perthsh.
MACKENZIE (MUIR-), Knight. Sh-Kenneth
Augustus 3Iuir-3Iac.kenzie, K.C.B. (Civ. 1898),
K.C. (1887), M.A., Clerk of the Crown in Chan-
cery and Perm. Sec. to Lord Chanc. : 2nd bro. of
above Bt., b. 1845, widower. Res., 20 Queen
Anne's Gt., S.W. ; offices, H. of Lords, S.W.
MACKENZIE (MUIB-),Hon. Mrs. Montague,
dau. of 1st Bn. Aberdare.
MACKENZIE RIVER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
William Day Reeve, D.D., 2nd Bp. (Rupert's
Ld. Prov.), formerly a Missionary in his present
location (1869-79), late Archdn. of Chipewyan :
b. 1844, cons. 1891. Res., Fort Simpson, Mac-
kenzie River, N.W.T., Canada.
M'KERLIE, Knight's Widow. Lady 3VK.
(Sophia Caroline, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Hy. J.
Savage), mar. 1841 Col. Sir Jno. G. M'Kerlie,
K.C.B., formerly Ch. Commissr. of Bd. of Pub.
Works in Ireland (d. 1900). Res., 3 Longford
Terr., Monkstown, Co. Dublin.
MACKEY (Mack-), Knight's Widow. Lady
31. (Hannah, dau. of the late Sylvanus Jones,
Esq., R.M.), mar. 1848 Sir Jas. Wm. Mackey,
twice Lord Mayor of Dublin (d. 1892). Res.,
King Wiiliamstown, Co. Cork, Rathmore R.S.O. ;
70 Pembroke Rd., Dublin.
MACKEY (Mack-), Capt. Hugh James Alex-
ander, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), R.H.A.,b. 1876.
MACKIE (Mack-), Capt. E. F., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Strathcona's Corps in S.Africa 1899-1901. Res.,
Winnipeg, Canada.
MACKIE (Mack-), Lt.-Col. John, D.S.O. (1900-
1), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col., late 3rd Batt. King's
Own Scot. Bords. (Mil.); S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1857. Res., Erncspie, Castle Douglas, Kirk-
cudbtsh.
MACKINNON (Mack-), Archibald Donald,
C.M.G. (1900), M.D., late Med, Offr. and Dir.
of Transpt. in Uganda: b. 1864. Res., Zanzibar,
MacK Baronetage, Knightage, (he. M'LE 441
MACKINNON (MacK-), Hon. Mrs. Francis,
dau. of late Bn. Hood of Avalon.
MACKINNON (Mack-), Maj.-Gen. William
Henry, C.V.O. (1902), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
formerly Gren. Grds. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, has
been Assist. Mil. Sec. to Gov. of Malt a and Priv.
Sec. to Gov. of Madras, now Dir. of Auxil.
Forces at Headqrs. : b. 1852. Bes., 15 Ovington
Sq.,S.W.
MACKINTOSH (Mack-), Donald James,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), iM.B., F.R.S.E., Med.
Supt. Westn. Infirm., Glasgow, rendered service
in S. Afr. War in providing Scott, ambulance :
b. 1862.
MACKINTOSH op MACKINTOSH, The
(ancient Clan title), Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col.
comdg.) 3rd Batt. Cam. Highldrs. (Mil.). Res.,
8 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
MACKWOBTH, Baronet. Sir Arthur Wil-
liam Mackworth, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1776), C.B. (Mil.
1897), a D.L. for Monmouthsh., late Col. comdg.
R.E. at Aldershot, served in Egypt 1882, ret.
1899: son of 5th Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1857, mar.
1865 Alice Kate, dau. of Jos. Cubitt, Esq., C.E.
Heir, his son Humphrey (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Francis Julian Audley, b. 1876). Seat, Glen-
usk, Caerleon, Newport, Monm.
MACKWOBTH, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady M. (Mathilde Eleanor Eliza, dau. of the
late Lt.-Col. Peddie, K.H.), mar. 1840 Sir Digby
F. Mackworth, 5th Bt. (d. 1857).
MACKWOBTH, Lieut. Harry Llewellyn,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1900, Somalild.
1902, now with Egyptn. Army : b. 1878 (3rd son
of above Bt.).
MACLACHLAN (Macl-), Lieut. Alexander
Fraser Campbell, D.S.O. (1902), King's Boy. Rif .
Corps ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
M'LACHLAN, Duncan Clark, I.S.O. (1903),
Public Service Commissi'., Austral. Common-
wealth, prev. Under Sec. for Mines &c. N.S.
Wales : b. 1858. Bes., Barron Avenue, Darling-
hurst, Sydney.
MACLAGAN (Macl-), Archbishop — see
" York."
MACLAGAN (Macl-), John, I.S.O. (1902),
Assist. Keeper, Sasines Office, Edinburgh: b.
1846. Address, Gen. Register Office, Edinburgh.
MACLAGAN (Macl-), Hon. Mrs. William,
dau. of 6th Vise. Barrington (q.v.), and wife of
Abp. of York.
MACLAGAN (MacL-) (SINCLAIR-), Capt.
Ewen George, D.S.O. (1900-1), Bord. Regt. ;
Waziristan 1884-5 and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
1868.
M'LAREN, Baronet. Sir Charles Benjamin
Bright M'Laren, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), K.C. (1875),
M.A.,M.P. (L.) forBosworthDiv. of Leic, Chirm,
or Dir. of shipbuilding, coal, and iron cos., and of
Metropol. Rail. : son of the late Duncan M'Laren,
Esq., M.P., b. 1850, mar. 1877 Laura, dau. of
Henry D. Pochin, Esq., M.P. Heir, his son Henry
Duncan (b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, next son, Francis
Walter Stafford, b. 1886): Seats, Hilders, Shotter
Mill, Haslemere R.S.O., Surrey; Bodnant,
Talyeafn R.S.O., Denbighsh. ; town res., 43 Bel-
grave Sq., S,W. ; chamb., 25 Victoria St., S.W. ;
3 New Ct, Carey St., W.C.
M'LAREN? Lord (of Session). John M'Laren,
L.L.D., a D.L. for City and Co. of Edinburgh,
formerly an M.P. and Lord Advoc. in Scotland,
appd. Q..C. 1880 : b. 1831, appd. 1881 Judge of Ct..
of Session with official title " (Hon.) Lord M'L.,"
made a Lord Justiciary of Scotland 1885, mar.
1868 Ottilie Augusta, dau. of the late H. L.
Schwabe, Esq. (Hon. Lady M'Laren). Bes.,
Glenuig, Lochailort R.S.O., Inverness-sh. ; 46
Moray PI., Edinburgh.
MACLAREN (MacL-), Maj. Kenneth, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 13th Hussars ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1900 : b. i860.
M'LAUGHLIN, Lt.-Col. Hubert James,
D.S.O. (1902), R.A.M.C., Transvaal 1881, Soudan
1884-5, and S. Africa 1899-1900, now a Dep.
Assist. Dir. of Remounts : b. 1855.
M'LAURIN, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Nor-
man M'Laurin, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.A., M.D.,
LL.D., Chancellor of Sydney University and an
M.L.C. of N. S. Wales, has been Pres. Bd. of
Trade and Vice-Pres. of Exec. Counc. : b. 1835,
mar. 1871 Eliza dau. of Chas. Nathan, Esq.,
F.R.C.S. Bes., 155 Macquarie St., Sydney.
MACLEAN, Baronet. Sir FitzRoy Donald
Maclean, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1632), K.C.B. (Civ. 1904),
26th Chief of the Clan Maclean, late Col. W. Kent
Imper. Yeom., formerly Lt.-Col. 13th Hussars,
served in Crimea: son of 9th Bt., b. 1835,
sue. 1883, mar. 1872 Constance Marianne (League
of Mercy), dau. of the late Geo. H. Ackers, Esq.
Heir, his son Capt. Hector FitzRoy M. (b.
1873 ; 2nd heir, next son, Charles Lachlan,
Lieut. R.N., b. 1874, mar. 1904 the under-men-
tioned Hon. Mrs. Chas. Maclean). Seat &c,
Overblow, Shorne, Gravesend ; 26 The Lees,
Folkestone ; 15 Hyde Pk. Terr., Cumbd. Gt., W.
MACLEAN, Bishop— see "Macleane."
MACLEAN, Knight (1). Sir Francis
William Maclean, K.C. 1.^. (1898; Kt. Bach. 1896).
M.A., Ch. Justice of Bengal and Vice-Chanc.
of Calcutta Univ., formerly a Master in Lunacy,
appd. Q,.C. 1886, an M.P. 1885-91 : b. 1844, mar.
1869 Mattie, dau. of the late Jno. Sowerby, Esq.
Bes., Calcutta, and 35 Rutland Ct., Kensington
Rd., W.
MACLEAN, Knight (2). Kaid Sir Harry
Maclean, K.C.M.G. (1901), Instr.-Gen. to Sultan
of Morocco's troops, formerly ten years in Brit.
Army (63th Regt.) : b. 1848, mar. 18— Catherine
Coe, but divorced her 1905. Address, Tangier.
M'LEi*N, Maj. A. A., D.S.O. (1900-1), N.S.W.
Contgt. (Mtd. Inf.) in S. Afr. War 1900.
MACLEAN (Macl-), Hon. Mrs. Charles,
dau. of Bn. Robertson and wife of 2nd heir to
above Btcy.
MACLEAN (MacL-), Maj.-Gen. Charles
Smith, C.B. (Mil. 1881), CLE. (18S8), LA.
Supernum. List; Mutiny, China, Afghn. 1878-80,
and Mahsud Waziri, was Cons. -Gen. for Khor-
assan 1889-91, now Col. 21st Cav. LA. : b. 1836.
Bes., Clarendon House, E. Cliff Rd., Shanklin,
I.W.
MACLEAN (Macl-), Capt. Donald Charles
Hugh, D.S.O. (1902), Roy. Scots. Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1875.
MACLEAN (Macl-), Frederick Gurr, CLE.
(1903), M.I.E.E., late Dir.-Gen. of Telegraphs in
India : b. 1848.
MACLEAN (Macl-), Capt. Henry Donald
Neil, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Own Scot. Bords. ;
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1872.
M'LEAN, Hon. Mrs. Norman, dau. of 1st
Bn. Fermoy.
MACLEANE (Macl-), Bishop— see " Moray."
M'LEARN, Knight. Sir William M'Learn,
Kt. Bach. (1900), Mayor of Londonderry 1899 and
1900, head of Wm. M'Learn and Co., railway
contractors: b. 1837. Bes., Carrickmore, North-
land Rd., Londonderry.
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M'MI
MACLEAY (Mad-), Knight's Widow. Lady
M. (Augusta Annie Gardner, dau. of the late
Wm. G. Sams, Esq.), mar. 1889, as 2nd wife, Sir
George Macleay, K.C.M.G-. (d. 1892). lies., 58
The Drive, Hove, Brighton.
MACLEAY (Macl-), Col. Alexander Cald-
cleugh, C.B. (Civ. 1897), Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Gol.
comdg.) 3rd Batt. Seaforth Highldrs. (Mil.), ret.
1899: b. 1843. Bes-> Fairfield Ct., Eastbourne.
M'LEISH, Lt.-Col. Duncan, C.M.G. (1901).
Victorian Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1851,
Res., Glenmore, Yea, Victoria.
MACLEOD (MaeL-, proa. Macloud in all
instances), Baroness CASTLEHAVEN and
(U. K. 1861)— see" Cromartie, Ctss. of."
MACLEOD, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir John
Chetham MacLeod, G.C.B. (Mil. 1891 ; K.C.B.
1874), served in Crimea, Mutiny, Ashanti, and on
spec. serv. in Ireland, in command in Ceylon
1882-7, retd. 1S92: b. 1831, mar. 1883, 2nd wife,
Dora Macdonald, dau. of the late Jno. G. M.
Burt, Esq. Res., 21 Kensington Pk. Gdns., W.
MACLEOD, Knight (2). Sir Reginald Mac-
Leod, K.C.B. (Civ. 1905), Under Sec. for Scotland,
late Registr.-Gen. for Engld. and Wales, formerly
Queen's Remembr. for Scotld. : b. 3847 (bro. of
follg. Maj. Norman), mar. 1877 the under-men-
tioned Lady Agnes MacL. lies., 50 Draycott PL,
Chelsea, S.W.
MACLEOD (Macl-), Knight's Widow. Lady
M. (Sophia, dau. of the late Wm. Houldsworth,
Esq.), mar. 1859 Sir Geo. H. B. Macleod, M.D.,
F.R.S.E., Regius Prof . of Surg, in Glasg. Univ.
(d. 1892). Res., Fiunary, Shandon, Helensburgh,
Dumbartonsh.
MACLEOD (MacL-), Lady Agnes Mary
Cecilia, dau. of 1st E. of Iddesleigh (q.v.) and
wife of Sir Begd. MacLeod, K.C.B.
MACLEOD (MacL-), Rear-Adm. Angus,
C. V.O. (1904), Sen. Offr. on Coast of Ireland and
formly. an A.D.C. to H.M. ; Ashanti 1874, Samoa,
and Siam : b. 1847.
M'LEOD, Lt.-Gen. Donald James Sim, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), D.S.O. (1887), Col. 28th Lt. Cav. I.A.,
now comdg. Eorces in Burma, late an A.A.G. in
Madras : b. 1845. Res., Maymyo, Burma.
MACLEOD (Macl-), Lt.-Col. James John,
CLE. (1896), V.D., Hon. A.D.C. to Lt.-Gov.
Bengal, and Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Behar L.I.
(Vols.) : b. 1841. Res., Lalseiieh, Segowlie,
Champarum, India.
MACLEOD (Macl-), John, I.S.O. (1902). Insp.
of Schools, Scotld., formerly Prof, of Mathe-
matics in King's Univ. N. Scotia : b. 1839. Res.,
Mamaluinn, Elgin.
MACLEOD (MacLeod of MacLeod), Maj.
Norman Magnus, C.M.G. (1880), formerly 74th
Highldrs. ; Transvaal 1879 and as a Polit. Agent
in Zulu War; a D.L. for Inverness-sh. and
Commissr. of Congested Dists. (Scotld.), is 23rd
Chief of MacLeod: b. 1839. Res-, Dunvegan
Castle, I. of Skye.
MACLEOD (Macl-), Patrick Fletcher, I.S.O.
(1903), Medical Supt. of Prison and Asylums,
Grenada, and M.L.C. : b. 1843. Res., St. George's,
Grenada.
M'LEOD, Lt.-Col. Reginald George M'Queex,
D. S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1859.
M'LOUGHLIN, Maj. George Somers, D.S.O,
(1899), M.B., R.A.M.C., Uganda 1897-8, S, Africa
1900 : b. 1867.
M'LOUGHLIN, Capt. MARK Wil^n, P.£.Q.
(1902), Scott's Rail. Gds. and Westn. Lt. Horse;
S. Africa 1899-1902, now in Transvaal Colon.
Office : b. 1877. Res., Pretoria.
MACLURE, Baronet. Sir John Edward i
Stanley Maclure, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1898), Maj. and
Staff Paymr., formerly in Manchester Regt. : son
of 1st Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1901, mar. i8g8 Ruth Ina
Muriel, dau. of the late Com. W. B. M'Hardy,
R.N. Heir, his son John William Spencer (b.
1899; 2nd heir, Bt.'sbro. William George Percy,
b. 1871). Seat, Whalley Range, nr. Manchester ;
res., Stoneycroft, Reading.
MACLURE (Macl-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady M. (Eleanor, dau. of Thos. Nettle-
ship, Esq.), mar. 1859 Sir Jno. W. Maclure, 1st
Bt., M.P. (d. 1901). Res., Ladybarn Rd., Fallow-
field, Manchester.
M'MAHON, Baronet of Dublin. Sir
Lionel M'Mahon, 41'd Bt. (U.K. 1815), formerly
Lieut. 58th Regt. : son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd ;
b. 1856, sue. 1905. No heir. Seat, Mountfield
Lodge, nr. Omagh, Co. Tyrone.
M'MAHON,Baronet of St. James's. Sir Horace
Westropp M'Mahon, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1817), D.S.O.
(1897), Maj. Roy. Welsh Fus. and Assist.
Comdt. Sch. of Instr. for Mtd. Inf., served
in Mashonald. 1896, and Crete 1898 : son of 3rd
Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1863, sue. 1893. Heir
pres., his bro. Maj. Norman Reginald M'M.,
D.S.O. (see below; 2nd heir, their uncle Maj.
William MlM., b. 1825). Res., 58 Jermyn St.,
St. James's, S.W.
M'MAHON, Lt.-Col. Arthur Henry, C.S.I.
(1897), CLE. (1894), F.R.G.S., F.Z.S., F.G.S.,
foimerly LA. ; Zhob Valley Expedn. 1890, Polit.
Agent at Dir. Swat, and Chitral, now Oh. Com-
missr. in Baluchistan: b. 1862. Res., Brit.
Residency, Quetta, Baluchistan.
M'MAHON, Lt.-Col. Norman Reginald, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Fus. ; Burma 1886-7, S. Africa
1899-1901, now Ch. Instr. and Staff Offr. to Sch.
of Musketry: b. 1866, heir pres. to above Baronetcy.
MACMICHAEL (MacM-), Hon. Mrs. Charles,
dau. of 4th Bn. Scaxsdale.
M'MICHAEL, Solon William, I.S.O. (1903),
late Chief Inspector of Customs, Toronto, now a
memb. of Bd. : b. 1848. Res., 101 St. George St.,
Toronto.
M'MICKING, Maj. Gilbert, C.M.G. (1901),
late C.I.V. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1862. Res.,
Miltonise, Glenwhilly, Stranraer, Wigtownsh ; 39
Sloane Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
M'MICKING, Maj. Harry, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Scots ; S. Africa 1899-1902, now comdg. Mtd.
Inf. at Malta : b. 1867 (bro. of preceding).
M'MILLAN, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Daniel
Hunter M'Millan, K.C.M.G. (1902), Lt.-Gov. of
Manitoba and Keewatin, formerly Maj. Manitoba
Grenadiers, served during Fenian Raid and in
other Canadian engagements between 1864 and
1885 : b. 1846, mar. 1877 Mary, dau. of Jas.
Lindsay, Esq. Res., Winnipeg, Manitoba.
M'MILLAN, Knight (2). Sir William
M'Millan, K.C.M.G. (1901), Chum, of Finance
Cmttee. of Australia. Fed. Convention, was Colon. !
, Treas. N.S. Wales, a Memb. of 1st Austral. Fed. j
i Parlt., a merchant: b. 1850. mar. 1892, 2nd wife, ;
i Helen Maria, dau. of Rev. Win. Gibson, of Paris. '
Res., Llandudno, Waverley, Sydney.
M'MILLAN, Capt. Alexander, D.S.O. (1902), 1
Canad. Scouts; S. Africa 1901-2; b, 1871. Res., \
Osborne Barracks, Winnipeg,
MaeM
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MACMILLAN (Maem-), Surg. Charles
Clarke, D.S.O. (1900), M.B., B.N., S. Africa
and China, both 1900 : b. 1873.
MACMUNN (MacM-),Maj. George Fletcher,
D.S.O. (1892), B.A., Burma 1892-3, Tirah 1897-8,
S. Africa 1899-1902 as D.A.A.Gr. : b. 1869.
M'MUBDO, Knight's Widow. Lady MlM.
(Susan Sarah, dau. of the late Gen. Sir Chas.
Napier, G.C.B.), mar. 1844 Gen. Sir Wm.M. Scott
M'Murdo, G.C.B. (d. 1894). Res., Mayfield, West
Hill, Putney, S.W.
M'MUBDO, Capt. Arthur Montagu, D.S.O.
(1889), late York and Lane. Begt. ; Soudan 1888-9,
in Egyptn. Army 1886-96 : b. 1861 .
MACNABB, Knight. Sir Donald Campbell
Macnabb, K.C.I.E. (1887), C.S.I. (1881), a
Commissi', in Punjab 1875-81, was in I.C.S. from
1851 : b. 1832. Res., Parley Copse, Bracknell,
MACNAGHTEN, Baron. Edward Mac-
naghten {Life Peer), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1887), G.C.M.G.
(1902), M.A., LL.D., a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary,
Chmn. Counc. of Leg. Educ, sat on the Chile-
Argentine Commssn. 1902, appd. Q,.C. 1880, an
M.P. 1880-7: son of Sir Edmd. C. Workman-
Macnaghten, 2nd Bt., and heir pres. to Btcy., but
has dropped the name Workman ; b. Feb. 3, 1830;
cr. Life Bn. 1887 (C.) ; mar. 1858 the late Frances
Arabella (d. 1903), dau. of the late Et. Hon. Sir
Saml. Martin. Seat, Bunkerry, Bushmills B.S.O. ,
Co. Antrim; town res., 198 Queen's Gt., S.W.
Issue.
(Macnaghten.)
Hon. Edward Charles M., K.C. (1897), B.A., b. 1859,
mar. 1894, 2nd wife, Edith Minnie, dau. of the late
Thos. E. Powell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Macnaghten). Res.,
26 Sussex Sq., Hyde Pk., W. ; chambs., 3 New Sq.,
Line. Inn, W.C.
Hon. Frances Helen M., b. i860.
Hon. Beatrice Mary M., b. 1862.
Hon. Francis Alexander 31., b. 1863.
Hon. Florence Mary M., b. 1864.
The deceased Edith Arabella Mary M., b. 1865, d. i365.
Hon. Frederic Fergus M., b. 1867. Res., 56 Gt. Marl-
borough St., W.
Hon. Malcolm Martin M., M.A., barrister-at-law, b.
1869, mar. 1899 Antonia Mary, dau. of the Rt. Hon.
Chas. Booth, F.R.S. (Hon. Mrs. Malcolm M .). Res.,
i3 Southwick St , Oxford Sq., \V. ; chamb., 4 Paper
Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
Hon: Octavia Mary M., b. 1870.
Hon. Anne Julia Mary M., b. 1872.
Hon. Maurice Patrick M., Capt. Roy. Scots Fus.,
now with Egyptian Army, served in S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1874.
Hon. Ethel Mary M., b. 1876.
MACNAGHTEN (Mam-), Knight's Widow.
Lady M. (Amy Katharine, dau. of the late Bev.
Arthur Thomas), mar. 1877, as 3rd wife, Sir
Steuart Macnaghten (d. 1895). Res., Bitterne
Manor House, Southampton.
MACNAGHTEN (WOBKMAN-), Baronet.
Sir Francis Edmund Workman-Macnaghten, 3rd
Bt. {U.K. 1836), Lieut, of Antrim, Chief of the
Clan Macnaghten, and Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Boy.
Ir. Bines (Boy. Antrim Mil.), retired Col. 8th
Hussars, served in Crimea and India : son of
2nd Bt. , b. 1828, sue. 1876, mar. 1866 Alice Mary,
dau. of Sir Wm. H. Russell, but divorced her
1883. Heir, his bro. Baron Macnaghten, above
(2nd heir, ' latter' s son Hon. Edward Charles
Macnaghten, K.C, b. 1859). Seat, Dundarave,
Bushmills R.S.O., Co. Antrim.
M'NAIR, Maj. John Frederick Adolphus,
C.M.G. (1879), B.A. retd. (1870), Acting Lt. -Gov.
of Penang 1880-4, and has been Ch. Engr. Straits
Settmts., Ch. Commissi*, at Perak, D'r. of Pub.
Works in Siam (1857-80), &c. : b. 1828.
M'NALTY, Lt.-Col. George William, C.B.
(Mil. 1897), M.D., F.B.C.S.I., A.M.S. retd. (1892) ;
Franco-Germ, and Busso-Turkish Wars with Brit.
Ambulance, Ashanti 1873-4, Afghn. 1878-80, and
Egypt : b. 1837. Res., 19 Lansdown Bd., Lewis-
ham, S.E.
MACNAMABA (Macn-), Lady Sophia Eliza,
dau. of 2nd E. of Listowel.
M'NAMABA, Surg.-Gen. William Henry, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), C.M.G. (1901), M.D., B.A.M.C.,
F.B.C.S.I., Egypt, Soudan 1898, and S. Africa
1900, has been Princ. Med. Offr. at Gibraltar, now
in Aldershot Comd. : b. 1846. Res., Aldershot.
M'NAUGHTAN, John, I.S.O. (1902), M.D.,
Med. Offr. Scott. Prison Serv. and Supt. of State
Inebr. Reformatory: b. 1851. Address, General
Prison, Perth.
MACNEE (Macn-), Knight's Widow. Lady
M. (Mary Buchanan, dau. of Peter Macnee, Esq.),
mar. 1859, as 2nd wife, her relative Sir Daniel
Macnee, LL.D., Pres. R.S.A. (d. 1882). Res., 6
Learmount Terr. , Edinburgh.
M'NEILE, Hon. Mrs. Edmund, dau. of 1st Bn.
Cottesloe.
M'NEILL, Knight. Sir Malcolm M'Neill,
Kt. Bach. (1904), C.B. (Civ. 1901), late Vice-Pres. of
Loc. Govt. Bd. of Scotland: b. 1839, mar. 1871,
2nd wife, Susan Carruthers, dau. of Archib.
M'Neill, Esq. Res., 53 Manor PL, Edinburgh.
M'NEILL, Capt. Malcolm, D.S.O. (1902), Arg.
and Suthd. Highldrs. ; Waziristan and N.W.
Frontier 1894-8, Somaliland 1901 : b. i865.
MACONCHY (Maco-), Lt.-Col. Ernest Wil-
liam Stuart King, D.S.O. (1891), LA., Comdt.
51st Sikhs; two Hazara Expedns., Isazai 1892,
Chitral Belief, and N.W. Front. 1897-8, now
A.Q.M.G. for Intell. in India : b. i860.
MACONCHY (Maco-), Capt. Frederick
Campbell, D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Yorks. Begt. ;
S. Africa igoo-i : b. 1868.
M'ONIE, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Jane
Jack, dau. of Thos. Mitchell, Esq.), mar. 1868 Sir
Wm. M'Onie, thrice Lord Prov. of Glasgow (d.
1894). Res., Heath Bank, Pollokshields, Glasgow ;
Ballacknoek, Stirlingsh. (? post town).
MACPHEBSON, Knight_ (1). Sir Arthur
George Macpherson, K.C.I.JU. (1889), formerly a
Puisne Judge of High Ct. Calcutta and Leg.
Adviser to Sec. of State for India, late Sec. in
Judicial and Pub. Dept. of India Office : b. 1828,
mar. i860 Frances Caroline, dau. of the late Wm.
Martin, Esq.. Res., 51 Gloucester Terr., Hyde
Pk., W.
MACPHEBSON, Knight (2). Sir William
Macpherson, Kt. Bach. (1900), late Judge of
High Ct., Bengal, entered B.C.S. 1856, ret. 1900 :
b. 1836, mar. 1869 Louise Jane, dau. of Col. Geo.
Luavd.
MACPHEBSON (Maeph-), Knight's Widow.
Lady M. (Maria, dau. of Lt.-Gen. Jas. Eckford,
C.B.), mar. 1859 Maj. -Gen. Sir Herb. T. Macpher-
son, K.C.B., K.C.S.I., Com.-in-Ch. of Madras
Army (d. i836). Res., Hampton Ct. Palace.
MACPHEBSON (Macph-), Charles Gordon
Welland, CLE. (1880), formerly Dist. and
Sessions Judge Bombay : b. 1846.
MACPHEBSON (Macph-), Duncan James,
CLE. (1898), M.A., a Divisl. Commissr. in Bengal,
was Acting Sec. to Govt. 1898: b. 1853. Res.,
Calcutta.
MACPHERSON (Macph-), Capt. James, D.S.O.
(1901), LA., China 1900: b. 1876.
MACPHEBSON (Macph-), James Simpson.
C.M.G. (1899), M.D., Med. Offr. in E. and Centr!
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MAG
Africa, discovered antidote for poisoned arrow
wounds, now Dist. Surg. W. Coast of Brit. Nth.
Borneo : b. 1863.
MACPHBESON (Macph-), JohnMolesworth,
C.S.I. (1897), barrister-at-law, Sec. to Legisl.
Dept. Ind. Govt. , compiler of Ind. legal works :
b. 1853. Res., The Secretariat, Calcutta and
Simla ; Creag-Dhu, Onidi B.S.O., Inverness-sh.
MACPHEBSON (Macph-), William Charles,
C.S.I. (1903), Offcg. Ch. Sec. to Govt, of Bengal
and an M.L.C. : b. 1855. lies., Calcutta.
MACPHEESON (Macph-). Lt.-Col. William
Grant, C.M.G. (1902), M.B., E.A.M.C., F.E.G.S.,
late Dep. Assist. Dir.-Gen. of A.M.S. at Headqrs.,
a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1858.
M' QUEEN, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir John
Withers IP Queen, K.C.B. (Mil. 1889), wa'5 an
A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, served in Mutiny,
Afghanistan 1878-80, in various Indian campaigns
1859-73, now Col. 57th Eines, LA. : b. 1836,
mar. 1873 Charlotte Helen, dau. of Maj.-Gen.
Chas. Bollard, E.E. Res., Bathwick Lodge, Bath.
MACQUOID (Macq-), Capt. Charles Edward
Evkry Erancis Kirwan, D.S.O. (1898), I.A.,
N.W. Front. 1897-8, S. Africa, 1900 : b. 1869.
MACEAE, Knight. Sir Coltn George Macrae,
Kt. Bach. (1900), M.A., W.S., keeper of the
minute-book of the Ct. of Session and a Dir. of
Commerc. Bk. of Scotld., late Chmn. Edinb. Sch.
Bd. : b. 1844, mar. 1877 Elora Maitland, dau. of
the late Jno. Colquhoun, Esq. lies., Wellbank,
Dundee ; 45 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
M'EAE, Col. Henry Napier, C.B. (Mil. 1898),
I.A., Afghn. 1878-80, Zhob Valley, Hazara i883,
N.W. Eront. 1897-8, Waziris 1901-2, now comdg.
Assam Brigade, and an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1851.
Res., Shillong, Assam.
M'SWINEY, Col. Edward Frederick Henry,
C. B. (Mil. 1903), D.S.O. (1887), I.A., Afghn.
1880, Burma i885-8, Waziristan 1894-5, Tirah
1897-8, was on spec. serv. in China 1900 : b. 1858.
M'TUBK, Michael, C.M.G. (1897), Commissr.
and Protector of Indians in Essequibo Dist., and
a travelling Magistrate in Brit. Guiana, engaged
in that Col. from 1872 : b. 1843. Res., Kalacoon,
Mezaruni Eiver, Brit. Guiana.
M'VEAN, Capt. Donald Archibald Dugald,
D. S.O. (1902), I. A., N.W. Front. 1897-8: b. 1870.
M'VICKEE, Knight's Widow. Lady M'V.
(Maria, dau. of Jno. Gilmer, Esq.), mar. 1847 Sir
Eobt. M'Vicker (d. 1897). Res., Castlerock, Co.
Londonderry.
MADviGASCAB, Bishop in. Et. Eev. George
Lanciiester King, D.D., Missnry. Bp., late Vic.
of St. Mary's, Sth. Shields : b. i860, cons. 1899.
Res., Tananarive
MADDEN, Knight. Hon. Sir John Madden,
K. C.M.G. (1899; Kt. Bach. 1893), B.A., LL.D.,
Ch. Just, of Supr. Ct. of Victoria, now also Lt.-
Gov. (formerly Min. of Justice), Chanc. of Mel-
bourne Univ. from 1897 : b. 1844, mar. 1872
Gertrude Frances, dau. of Fras. J. S. Stephen,
Esq. Res., Yamala, Frankston, Victoria ; Cloyne,
Chapel St., St. Kilda, same Col.
MADDEN, Priv. Counc. Et. Hon. Dodgson
Hamilton Madden, P.C. {Irel. 1889), M.A.,
LL.D., a Judge of the Supr. Ct. of Judic. Ireland
(King's Bench, also an addit. Land Judge), Vice-
Chanc. of Dubl. Univ., and Vice-Chmn. Bd. of
Intermed. Educn. in Ireld., appd. Q.C. 1880,
formerly Solic. and Attorney Gen. for Ireland
and an M.P.: b. 1840, mar. 1896, 2nd wife. Res.,
Nutley, Booterstown E.S.O., Co. Dublin.
MADDEN, Lady Caroline, sist. of 4th E.
of Leitrim.
MADDEN, Surg.-Maj.-Gen. Charles Dodg-
son,C.B. (Mil. 1896), A.M.S. retd. (1893) ; Crimea,
Mutiny, and Abyss., an Hon. Surg, to H.M. : b.
1833. Res., Cree Fleet, Eichmond Ed., Kew.
MADDEN, Capt. Charles Edward, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), E.N., Egypt 1882 : b. 1862.
MADDEN, Lt.-Col. George Colquhoun, C.B.
(Mil. 1894), D.S.O. (1892), W. Ind. Eegt. retd.
(1898) ; against Jebus and Sofas 1892-4: b. 1856.
Res., 33 Lansdowne Ed., Bedford.
MADEETY, Baron (Scot. 1600)— see "Perth,
E. of."
MADOCKS, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 1st
Bn. Napier of Magdala.
MADEAS, Bishop of. Et. Eev. Henry
Whitehead, D.D., 5th Bp., late Superior of the
Oxford Univ. Mission to Calcutta and Princ. of
Bishop's College in same city, once a master at
Eugby School : b. 1853, mar. 1903, cons. 1899.
Res., Madras.
MAGAWLY CEEATI de CALEY, Count
and Baron — see " Carry."
MAGENIS, Lady Louisa Ann, dau. of 3rd
E. of Belmore.
MAGHEEAMOENE (pron. Marr'amom),
Baron. Dudley Stuart M'Garel-Hogg, 3rd Bn.
( U.K.) and a Bt. : son of 1st Bn. and bro. of 2nd ;
b. Dec. 3, 1863; sue. 1933 (C.) ; unmrrd. Res.,
Park House, Marden E.S.O., Kent.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1846; Bn. Magheramorne,
1887. — Lt.-Col. Sir Jas. Macnaghten M'Garel-Hogg,
2nd Bt. K.O.B., Chairman of the Metropolitan Board
of Works and M.P. successively for Bath, Truro, and
Hornsey, was awarded this Peerage. He assum<- 1 the
surname M'Garel, his father having been the Kf Hon.
Sir Jas. Weir Hogg.
Titled Relatives.
(M'Garel-Hogg.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. (niece of present) :
Hon. Norah Evelyn M'G.-H., b. 1890. Res., Maghera-
morne, Co. Antrim.
Issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sist. of present):
Hon. Edith Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Saumarez,
b. 1859, mar. i83i Hon. Arthur S., son of 3rd Bn.
de Saumarez, q.v.
(The late 2nd Baiion, b. 1861, d. 1903.)
(Pkesent Bakon, b. 1863.)
Hon. Ronald Tuagy M'G.-H., heir pres. to Barony,
b. 1865. Res. , with the Peer.
Hon. Archibald Campbell M'G.-H., 2nd heir, b. 1866.
Res., 36 Lincoln's Inn Fids , W.C.
Hon. Gerald Francis M'G.-H., formerly Lieut. Roy.
Welsh Eu.s. (Mil.), b i363. Club, Bachelors'.
MAGHEEAMOENE, Barons' Widows. (1)
The Dowager Lady M., nee Hon. Caroline Eliza-
beth Emma Douglas- Pennant, dau. of 1st Bn.
Penrhyn, b. 1834, mar. 1857 1st Bn. Magheramorne
(d. 1830). Res., with her son-in-law Hon. A.
Saumarez at The Lodge, Eastbourne, and 17
Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton Sq., S.W. — (2) The Lady
M. (remrrd. as Lady Evelyn Raring), nee Lady
Evelyn Harriet Ashley, dau. of 8th E. of Shaftes-
bury, b. 1865, mar. 1st, 1889, 2nd Bn. Maghera-
morne (d. 1903) ; 2ndly, 1905, Hon. Hugo Baring,
son of 1st Bn. Hevelstoke.
MAGILL, Col. James, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), M.D.,
E.A.M.C., Soudan 1884-5 and S. Africa 1899-
1900 as Princ. Med. OiFr. of a Div. : b. 1850.
Res., Queen Anne's Mansns., Westmr., S.W.
MAGNAY, Baronet. Sir William Magnay,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1844), son of 1st Bt., b. 1855, sue.
1871, mar. 1879 Margaret Susannah, dau. of the
late Matt. Soulsby, Esq. Heir, his son Chris-
MAG- Baronetage, Knightage, &c. MAJ 445
topher Boyd William (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Philip Matthew, b. 1885). Res., 1 Montagu
PL, W.
MAGNIAC, Maj. Herbert Richard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), B.A., S. Africa 1900-1, Capt. Scott.
Horse and Hon. Maj. ia Army. Res,t A9 The
Albany, W.
MAGNUS, Knight. Sir Philip Magnus, Kt.
Bach. (1886), B.A., B.Sc, Supt. of Technolog.
Dept. City and Guilds of London Inst., a Life
Gov. of Univ. Coll., memb. of Senate of London
Univ., Vice-Pres. of Coll. of Preceptors, and
memb. 01 the Mathemat. and Phys. Socs. of
London : b. 1842, mar. 1870 Katie, dau. of the
lata E. Emanuel, Esq. Res., Tangley Hill, Chil-
worth, Guildford; 16 Gloucester Terr., Hyde
Pk., W.
. MAGRY, [? LadyJ Olivia Caroline Collins, dau. of
one of the two claimants to title of 8th E. of Milltowu.
MAGUIRE, Hon. Mrs. Rociifort, dau. of 1st
Vise. Peel.
MAHAFFY, Rev. John Pentland, C.V.O.
(1904), D.D.,D.CL.,Mus.D.,Seu. Fellow of Tria.
Coll. Dublin, a Commissi', of Intermed. Educn.
Ireld., a Gov. of Dubl. Nat. Gall., and memb. of
numerous foreign learned bodies : b. 1839. Res.,
33 Nth. Gt. George's St., Dublin; Earlseliff,
Howth, Co. Dublin.
MAHON, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Mahon, sthBt. {U.K. 1819), D.S.O. (1900-1), aDiL.
for Co. Galway (High Sheriff 1898), Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th Batt. West Yorks. Regt.
(Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900-2 : son of 4th Bt.,
b. 1856, sue. 1893, mir, 1905 Hon. Edith Augusta I
Dillon {Hon. Lady Mahon), dau. of 4th Bn. Clon-
brock. Heir pres., his bro. John FitzGerald
(b. 1858, mar. the under-mentioned Lady Alice M.;
2ndheir, next bro., Edward, b. 1862). Seat, Castle-
gar, Ahascragh, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway.
MAHON, Hon. Lady— see preceding Bt.
MAHON, Viscount (Vise. Stanhope of Mahon,
Gt. Br. 1717), a title of the Stanhope Earldom,
borne by the heir when a son.
MAHON, Lady Alice Evelyn, dau. of 5th M.
of Sligo.
MAHON, Brig.-Gen. Bryan Thomas, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), D.S.O. (1896), late 12th Lancers; Dongola
Expedn. and Soudan 1898-9, comd. Kimberley
column of Colon. Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1900 and
was first in effecting Relief of Mafeking, was
Gov. of Khartoum 1903, now comdg. Sialkot
Brig, in India: b. i852. Res., Sialkot, Punjab.
MAHON, Insp.-Gen. Edward Elphinstone,
C.B. (Mil. 1892), R.N. retd. (1903) ; S. Africa
(Zulu and Boer Wars 1874 and 1881), Egypt, and
Burma 1885-7: b. 1851. Res., Aspley Guise R.S.O.,
Beds.
MAHON, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 14th
Bn. Inchiquin.
MAHONY, Lt.-Col. John, C.M.G. (1879),
R.A. retd. (1884); Kaffir War 1878 and follg. Zulu
Campn., has been Staff Paymaster R.A. and Ch.
Paymaster to Forces in S. Africa : b. 1824. Res.,
Auckland House, St. Andrew's Rd., Southsea.
MAIDSTONE, Viscount {by courtesy— title
Eng. 1623), heir to the Winchilsea Earldom.
MAIN, Reuben, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1904), late
Assist. King's Harbour Master at Portsmouth.
MAIN, Col. Thomas Ryder, C.B. (Mil. 1904),
a Ch. Engr. R.E. ; Zululd. 1877-9, Boer War, 1899-
1900, was an Instr. in Seh. of Mil. Engnrg., now
comdg. R.E. in S. Dist. : b. 1850.
MAINE, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Jane,
dau. of Geo. Maine, Esq.), mar. 1849 her relative
Sir Henry J. Sumner Maine, K.GS.L, F.R,S. (d.
1883). Res., 27 Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
MAINWARING {pron. Manriering), Baronet.
Sir Philip Tatton Mainwaring, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1804), son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd, b. 1838,
sue. 1878, mar. 1875 Louisa Emily, dau. of the
late Rev. Geo. Pitt. Heir, his son Harry Staple-
ton (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Rowland Ley-
cester, b. 1845). Seat, Peover Hall, Knutsford,
Cheshire.
MAINWARING, Col.' Rowland Broughton,
C.M.G. (1899), Roy. Welsh Fus. retd. (1905) ;
Ashanti 1873-4, Burma 1885-6, Hazara 1891, Crete
1897-8, late comdg. 23rd Regtl. Dist., was A.A.G.
1st Div. S. African Army 1899-1900: b. 1851.
Res., Wrexham; The Lodge, Bembridge, I.W.
MAINWARING, Gen. William George,
CLE. (1878), LA. retired ; Punjab, Persia,
Mutiny, and Afghn. : b. 1823.
MAINWARING ( MASSE Y-), Hon. William
Frederick Barton, M.P., son of 3rd Bn. Clarina.
MAIRIS, Capt. Geoffrey Brouncker de
Maries, D.S.O. (1902); E. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902, now A D.C. to Maj .-Gen. H. F. Grant :
b. 1870.
MAlTLAND, family name of Lauderdale
Earldom, q.v. for Lady Ada and " Hons."
MAlTLAND, Baronet. Sir John Nisbet
Maitland, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1818), son of the late
Geo. Ramsay Maitland, Esq., and 1st cousin of 4th
Bt. and nephew of 3rd (both of whom bore the
surname Ramsay-Gibson-Maitland) ; b. 1850, sue.
1897, widower. Heir, his son John (b. 1879; 2nd
I heir, next son, George Ramsay, b. 1882). Res.,
The Grange, South Nutfield, Redhill, Surrey.
MAITLAND, Viscount {by courtesy— title Scot.
1624), eld. son and heir of E. of Lauderdale.
Baron Maitland (1590) is also a title of the Earldom.
MAITLAND. Col. Eardley, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
RA. retd. (1889) ; Mutiny, Mil. Attache at Con-
stantinople in Russo-Turkish War, Dir.-Gen.
Ordn. Facts. 1887-9 : b. 1833. Res., 6 Westbourne
Mansns., Westb. Terr., W.
MAITLAND, Maj -Gen. Pelham James, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), LA. retd. (,1904) ; Afghn. 1878-9, and
as Bound. Commssr. 1884-6 ; Polit. Res. at Aden
1901, late comdty. a 2nd class Dist. in India : b.
1847. Club, U. Serv.
MAITLAND, William James, CLE. (1887),
Dep. Govt. -Dir. of Ind. Rails., once Priv. Sec. to
See. of State for India (Vise. Cross) : b. 1847
(grandson of 2nd Bt.). Res., Witley Manor, nr.
Godalming ; 18 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
MAITLAND (FULLER-), Hon. Mrs. Richard,
dau. of 1st Bn. Ashcombe.
MAITLAND (HERIOT-), Knight's Widow,
— see "Formosa, Prss. of."
MAITLAND (HERIOT-), Capt. James Dal-
gleish, D.S.O. (1900-1), Rif. Brig. ; Crete 1898-9,
S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1874.
MAITLAND (MAKGILL - CRICHTON -) ,
Lady Margaret, dau. of 4th E. of Radnor.
MAJENDIE, Lady Margaret Elizabeth,
dau. of 25th E. of Crawford.
MAJOR, Knight. Sir Alfred Major, Kt. Bach.
(1904), late Dir. of Army Contracts: b. 1836.
Res., Gibraltar Close, Cookham Dean, Cookham
Rise, Berks.
MAJOR, Mtj. Charles Thomas, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.A., B.Sc, N.Z. Mtd. Rifles, 1st Assist,
at Nelson Coll. ; S.Africa 1900-1: b. 1869. Res.,
Nelson, N.Z.
MAJOR (HENNIKER-), family name of Hen-
niker Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
446 MAK Directory of Peerage,
MARIN'S, Baronet, Col. Sir William
Thomas Mdldns, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), Y.D., M.A.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Essex and Lieut, of
City of London, Dep. Ghmn. of G. E. Bail., and
Hon. Col. 1st Essex Boy. Garr. Artill. (Vols.), an
M.B. 1874-92: son of the late Chas. Makins,
Esq., of Woodhouse, nr. Leeds: b. 1840, mar.
1861 Elizabeth, dau. of Lightly Simpson, Esq.
Heir, his son Paul Augustine (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Oscar Matthew, Lieut, B.N., b. 1872).
Seat, Botherfield Ct., Henley-on-Thames; town
res., 1 Lowther Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
MAKINS, Maj. Ernest, D.S.O. (1902), 1st
Drgns. ; S. Africa 1902 : b. 1869.
MAKINS, George Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1900-1),
F. E.C.S., and on Court of Examiners to same,
Surg, to St. Thomas's Hosp., was a Cons. Surg, in
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1853. Res., 47 Charles St.,
Berkeley Sq., W.
MALAHIDE, Baron (Irel. 1831)— see "Talbot
de M."
MALAPEET, Baron de, a French title con-
ferred upon the father of Gen. Sir H. E. L.
Thuillier, but dropped by the son.
MALCOLM, Baronet. Sir James William
Malcolm, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1665), formerly Capt. Pem-
broke Artill. Mil. : a cousin (3rd) of 8th Bt. and
son of the late Jas. Malcolm, Esq. ; b. 1862, sue.
1901, mar. 1885 Evelyn Alberta, dau. of Albt. G.
Sandeman, Esq. Heir, his son Michael Albert
James (b. 1898 ; 2nd heir, next son, Alexander
Ernest William, b. 1900). Seat, Tostock Place,
Bury St. Edmds.
MALCOLM, Knight. Sir Ormond Drimmie
Malcolm, Kt. Bach. (1898), Ch. Justice of the
Bahamas, prev. Speaker of H. of Assemb. (1868-
97) and Attorn. -Gen., appd. 0,0 1876, compiled
Laws of Bahamas 1892 : b. 1839, mar. 1863 Anna
Prances, dau. of the late W. K. B. Sands, Esq.
Res., Nassau, Bahamas.
MALCOLM, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Wilhelmina Charlotte, dau. of Eev. Henry A.
Hughes), mar. 1853 Gen. Sir George Malcolm,
G. C.B. (d. 1897).
MALCOLM, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 9th
Bn. Euthven.
MALCOLM, Col. Edward Donald, C.B. (Mil.
1881), E.E. retd. (1894) ; Ind. Mutiny, China and
Japan i860, Insp. of Submarine Defences 1882-4,
and a Boundary Commissr. in Scotld. 1889, now
Hon. Comdt. Clyde Div. Submar. Miners : b.
1837. fte*-, Poltalloch, Lochgilphead, Argyllsh.
MALCOLM, Col. Henry Huntly Leith,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Cameron Highldrs. ; Egypt, Nile,
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. i860.
MALCOLM, Capt, John Alexander, D.S.O.
(1902), S. Afr. Constab. ; Boer War 1902 : b. 1872.
Res., Mia Mia, Boshof, Orange Eiv. Col.
MALCOLM, Capt. Neill, D.S.O. (1899),
Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; Toahi 1897, Uganda
1897-9, Africa 1899-1900, Somalild. 1903 ^spec.
serv.), now a Staff Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1869
(son of above Col. E. D. Malcolm).
MALCOLM, Maj. Pulteney, D.S.O. (1902),
LA. retd. ; Chin-Lushai 1889-90, Chitral Belief,
N.W. Front. &c. 1897-1902 : b. 1861.
MALCOLM of POLTALLOCH, Baron's
Widow. The Lady Malcolm of P. (Marie Lilian,
widow of H. Gardner Lister, Esq., of U.?."A.)>
mar. 1897, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 1st and only Bn.
Malcolm of Poltalloch (d. 1902). Res., Barnardis-
ton Hall, Haverhill, Saifolk,
MALCOLMSON, Maj. -Gen. John Henry
Porter, C.B. (Mil. 1879), Bomb. Artill. ret.
MAL
(1882); Mutiny, Afghn. 1878-80: b. 1832. Res., j
7 Drayton Ct., W. Brornpton, S.W.
MALCOLMSON, Hon. Mrs. Vernon, dau. of
2nd Bn. Belper.
MALDEN, Viscount (by courtesy— title Eng. !
1661), only son and heir of E. of Essex.
MALET, Baroxet's Widow. Dowager Lady" j
M. (Laura Jane Campbell, dau. of Jno. Hamilton,
Esq., of Hilston Pk., Monmouth), mar. 1873 Sir
Henry C. E. Malet, 3rd Bt. (d. 1904).
MALET, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Et. Hon.
Sir Edward Baldwin Malet, P.C. (Gt. Br. 18S5),
4th Bt, (Gt. Br. 1791), G.C.B. (Civ. 1886 ; K.C.B.
1881), G.C.M.G. (1885), a Memb. for Gt. Brit, of
Permt. Ct. of Arbitration, has been Min. Plenip.
at Constantinople, Cairo, and Brussels, and
Ambass. at Berlin, was Brit. Commissr. at
African Conf . 1884 : son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of
3rd, b. 1837, sue. 1904, mar. 1885 the under-
mentioned Lady Ermyntrude Malet. Heir pres.,
his 1st cous. once rem. Edward St. Lo M. (b. 1872;
2nd heir, latter's bro. Harry Charles, b. 1873).
Seat, Wilbury Pk., Salisbury; res., Wrest Wood,
Bexhill-on-Sea E.S.O., Sussex; 85 Eaton Sq.,
S.W. ; Chateau Malet, Monaco.
*** A patent of Baronetage for services during the Civil
Wars bearing date 1663 was granted to Sir Thomas Malet,
but he neglected to have it passed the Great Seal ; hence
the valid creation dates from 1791 only.
MALET, Lady Ermyntrude Sackville, dau.
of 9th D. of Bedford (q.v.) and wife of Et. Hon.
Sir E. B. Malet, Bt.
MALING, Capt. Irwin Charles, C.M.G. (1892),
formerly 23rd Eegt. ; Ind. Mutiny 1858-9, has
been Admin, of St. Vincent, Grenada, and Lee-
ward Is., A.D.C. to Gov.-in-Ch. of W. Afr.
Settmts., and Priv. Sec. to M. of Normanby in
Queensld. and N.Z. : b. 1841. Res., 9 Vanbrugh
Pk., Blackheath, S.E.
MALLET, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Frances Helen, dau. of the late Eev. the Hon.
Edwd. Pellew and granddau. of 1st Vise. Ex-
mouth), b. 1835, mar. 1858 Et. Hon. Sir Louis
Mallet, C.B. (d. 1890). Res., Observatory House,
East Sheen, S.W.
MALLET, Hon. Mrs. Bernard, V.A. (Marie
Constance, dau. of the late Henry J. Adeane,
Esq., M.P.), Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria
1887- 91, aftds. Extra Bedchamber Woman : mar.
1891 Bernard Mallet, Esq., son of the preceding.
Res., 38 Eutland Gt., S.W.
MALLET, Claude Coventry, C.M.G. (1902),
Brit. Cons, at Panama (was Acting Cons-Gen.
1888- 1901), has been in charge of Legations at
Lima, Quito, and Bogota : b. i860. Res., Brit.
Consulate, Panama.
MALLET, Hon. Mme. Ernest, dau. of 1st Bn.
St, Levan.
MALLET, Louis du Parr, C.B. (Civ. 1905).
MALLOCK, Capt. Thomas Eaymond, D.S.O. j
(1900-1), Eoy. Fus. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1869.
MALMESBUEY, Earl of. James Edward
Harris, 5th Earl (Gt. Br.), B.A., a D.L. for *
Hants., late L.C.C., and Capt. 3rd Batt. Hants. [
Eegt. (Mil.) : son of 4th E. ; b. Dec. 18, 1872;
sue. 1899 (&.); mar. 1905 Hon. Dorothy Gough-\
Calthorpc, dau. of 6th Bn. Calthorpe. Seat,.\
Heron Ct., Christchurch, Hants.
Creations. Gt. Br.: En. Malmesbury, 1788; E. of
Malmesbury and Vise. Fit/.Harris, 1800.— The lit. Hon. |
Sir Jas. Harris, Kt. of the Bath, who had served as 1
Minister Plenipotentiary at Beriin, St. Petersburg,
The Hague, Paris, &c, was granted the Barony and
afterwards the Earldom.
MAL
Titled Relatives.
{Harris.)
Surviving; issue of 4th E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 187a.)
Hon. Alexander Charlbs H>, B.A., heir pres. to
Earldom, 2nd Lieut. Westmr. Drgns., late Assist.
Priv. Sec. to Earl Beauchamp in N.S. Wales : twin
with the Earl. Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Alfred Frederick William H., 2nd heir, Lieut.
King's Roy. Rifle Corps, served in S. Africa 1839-
1900 and 1902 : b. X877. Club, Wellington.
Bro. and sists. of qfh E. (uncle and aunts of pre-
sent ; granted, rank of Earls' issue 1890) :
(The lata 4th Earl, b. 1842, d. 1899.)
Hon. John William H., barrister-at-law. formerly in
B.O.S. and Consul for Denmark and W. Tuscany :
b. 1849, mar. 1880 Amslia Frances Wardlaw, dau.
of the late Lt.-Col. Hy. W. Cumming (Hon. Mrs.
John William H.). Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
Lady Blanche Harriet Emma, now Lady B. Baillie,
b. 1850, mar. 1877 the late Capt. Fras. Hy. B. (d. 1879).
Res., 5 Marble Arch, W.
Lady Florence Lucia, now Lady F. Grant (q.v., Kt 's
Wid.), b. 1854, mar. 1890, as 2nd wife, the late Sir
Chas. G., K. C.S.I, (d. 1903). Res., with preceding.
Lady Alice Mary, now Lady A. Eyre, b. 1857, mar.
1900, as 2nd wife, the late Col. Henry Robt. E.
(d. 1904). Res., Dun Dhu, Aberfoyle R.S.O.,
Perthsh. ; 10 Berkeley Sq., W.
MALMESBURY, Earls' Widows. (1) Susan,
Countess of M. {remrrd.), dau. of the late Jno.
Hamilton, Esq., of Eyne Ct., Somerset, mar.,
1st, 1880, as 2nd wife, 3rd E. of Malmesbury
(d. 1889) ; 2ndly, 1896, Maj.-Gen. Sir Jno. C.
Ardagh, K.C.M.G., q.v.) — retaining title by
courtesy. Res., 113 Queen's Gt., S.W. — (2)
Dowager Countess op M. (Sylvia Georgina, dau.
of the late Alex. Stewart, Esq., of Ballyedmond,
Co. Down), mar. 1870 4th E. of Malmesbury
(d. 1899). Res., The Abbey House, Witchampton,
Wimborne, Dorset.
MALPAS, Viscount {Eng. 1706)— see "Chol-
mondeley, M. of."
MALTBY, Lieut. Gerald Rivers, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), late R.N., Assist. Sec. to Imper. Inst.,
late Sec, prev. to Boy. XT. Serv. Inst. : b. 1851.
Res., 54 St. George's Sq., S.W.
MALTHUS, Col. Sydenham, C.B. (Mil. 1879),
94th Eegt. retd. (1880) ; Zulu War 1879 : b. 1831.
Res., Dalton Hill, Albury, Guildford.
MALTRAVEBS, Baron {Eng. 1330 —see " Nor-
folk, D. of."
MALVEZZI, Countess Antoinette — see
"Russell, Sir W. H."
MAN, Edward Horace, CLE. (1893),
F.R.G.S., Fell. Anthropolog. Inst., &c, late on
Andaman Commssn. (ret. from B.C.S. 1901) : b.
1846. Res., St. Helen's, 251 Preston Rd.,
Brighton.
MANBY, Knight. Sir Alan Reeve Manbij,
Kt. Bach. (1903), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), M.D.,
Fell, of Roy. Med.-Chirurg. Soc, Surg. Apoth.
to H.M.'s Househd. at Sandringham, and of the
Prince of Wales's, was Med. Attendant of
H.R.H. during his Colon, tour : b. 1848, mar.
1876 Charlotte Annie, dau. of the late Edmd.
Farrer, Esq. Res., East Rudham, King's Lynn.
MANCE, Knight. Sir Henry Christopher
Mance, Kt. Bach. (1885), CLE. (1883), L.L.D.,
M.I.C.E., M.I.E.E. (Past Pres.), formerly in
Govt. Persian Gulf Teleg. Dept., engaged also in
Mesopotamia and Baluchistan, inventor of the
heliograph, formerly Capt. Sind Vol. Rifle Corps :
b. 1840, mar. 1874 Annie, dau. of the late Jno.
Sayer, Esq. Res., 32 Earl's Ct. Sq., S.W.
MANCE, Capt. Harry Osborne, D.S.O. (1902),
R.E. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1875 (son of pre-
ceding^
MANCHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edmund
Abbuthnott Knox, D.D., 4th Bp., prev. Bp. Suff.
of Coventry, Archdn. of Birmingham, Reot. of St.
Philip's there, and Hon. Canon of Worcester,
formerly Dean of Merton Coll., Oxford, Rect.
of Kibworth Beauchamp, and Vic. of Aston,
B'ham : b. Dec. 6, 1847, cons. 1894, transl. 1903
(not yet in Lords), mar., 2nd wife, 1895. Res.,
Bishop's Ct., Higher Broughton, Manchester.—
Assist.. Bp., Rt. Rev. S. Thornton, D.D., q.v.
MANCHESTER, Duke ok. William Angus
Drogo Montagu, 9th Duke {Gt. Br.), a D.L. for
Co. Armagh, Capt. 6th Batfc. Lanes. Fus. (Mil.) :
son of 8th D. ; b. March 3, 1877 ; sue. 1892 {€'.);
mar. 1900 Helena, dau. of Eugene Zimmerman,
Esq., of Cincinnati. Seats, Brampton House,
Huntingdon; Kimbolton Castle, St. Neots ;
Tanderagee Castle, Tanderagee R.S.O., Co.
Armagh; Kylemore Castle, Kylemore R.S.O., Co.
Galway.
Creations. Eng. : Vise. Mandeville and Bn. Montagu
of Kimbolton, 1620 ; E. of Manchester, 1626. Gt. Br. : D.
of Manchester, 1719.— Several Baronies of Montagu
had been created from the time of Henry II. onwards,
and there is uuderstood to be a family connection be-
tween the first of these and the present Peerage. The
existing Viscounty and Earldom were conferred upon
Sir Henry Montagu, M.P. for the City of London and
Lord Chief Justice of the King's Bench ; he was after-
wards made Lord Privy Seal. The 2nd Earl was a
brilliant General on the Parliamentary side and took
a leading part in the victory of Marston Moor, having
Cromwell for his Lieut. -General. The execution of the
King, however, caused him to abandon that side, and he
was subsequently deputed by the Lords to congratulate
Charles II. on his restoration. The 4th Earl, who had
been Ambassador at Venice, Paris, and Vienna, and
had been conspicuous in espousing the cause of William
of Orange against James II., was raised to the Dukedom.
The 5th Duke was Governor of Jamaica.
Titled Relatives.
{Montagu.)
Issue of present {gth) D. :
Lady Mary Alva M. , b. 1901.
Vise. Mandeville, heir to Dukedom: Alexander
George Francis Drogo If., b. 1902. (2nd heir, his
gt. uncle Lord Charles William.)
Issue ofjth D. (uncle and aunts of present, who is
sole surviving issue of 8th) :
(The lae 8th Ouice, b. 1853, d. 1892.)
Lady Mary Louise Elizabeth, now Mary, Dchss. of
Hamilton (Widow, remrrd., q.v.), b. 1854, mar.,
1st, 1873 the late 12th Duke of H. (d. 1395).
Lady Louisa Augusta Beatrice, now Ctss. of Gosford,
b. 185-5, mar. 1876 4th Earl of G., q.v.
Lord Charles William Augustus M., a D.L. for
Huntingdon, a partner in Montagu and Co., City
stockbrokers, and a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.,
late Lieut. North Somerset Yeomanry: b. 1860.
Club, Bachelors'.
Lady Alice Maude Olivia, now Lady A. Stanley, b.
1862, mar. 1889 Lord S. (q.v.), heir to 16th E. of
Derby.
Surviving issue of 6th D. (gt. aunts of pres.) :
(The late 7th Duke, b. 1823, d. 1890.)
Lady Olivia, now Dowager Ctss. of TanJcerville (q.v.),
b. 1830, mar. 1850 6th Earl of T. (d. 1899).
Lady Sydney Charlotte, now Ctss. of Kintore, b. 1851
(by 2nd mrrge.), mar. 1873 9th Earl of K., q.v.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Robert M. (Elizabeth Catherine, dau. of Wm.
Wade, Esq.), mar. 1862, as 2nd wife, the late Rt.
Hon. Lord Robert M. (d. 1902).
MANCHESTER, Dukes' Widows. (1) Sydney,
Duchess of M. (Harriet Sydney, dau. of Conway
R. Dobbs, Esq.), b. 1834, mar., 1st, 1850, as 2nd
wife, 6th D. of Manchester (d. 1855) ; 2ndly, 1858,
the late Sir Stevenson A. Blackwood, K.C.B. (d.
1893)— retaining title by courtesy. Res. , Maybury,
Woking, Surrey. — (2) Widow of 7th Duke, now
Duchess of Devonshire.— (3) Consuelo, Duchess
of M., dau. of Seiior Antonio Yznaga del Valle,
448 MATT Directory of Peerage,
MAN
mar. 1876 8th D. of Manchester (d. 189^). Res.,
5 Grosvencr Sq,, W.
MANDERS, Richard, C.B. (Civ. 1903), K.C.
(Ireld. 1903), draughtsman of Parly. Bills in Ch.
See. for Ireland's Offiee : b. 1854. Res., 15 Hyde
Pk. Gt., Kensington Rd., S.W.
MANDERSON, Maj. -Gen. George Rennie,
C.B. (Mil. 1881), R.AS retd. (1885) ; Burma 1852-3,
Mutiny, Jowaki 1877-8, and Afghn. : b. 1834.
Res., Hartnolls, Tiverton, Devon.
MANDEVILLE, Viscount {by courtesy— title
Eng. 1620 ), son and heir of the D. of Manchester.
MANDEVILLE, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of
2nd Bn. Congleton.
MANGLES, Maj. -Gen. Cecil, C.B. (Mil. 1885),
20th Hussars retd. (1885), Suakin Expedn. &c. :
b. 1842. Res., Kitcombe, Alton, Hants.
MANGLES, dpt. Roland Henry, D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. W. Surrey Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900 : b. 1874.
MANGLES, Maj. W alter James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Roy. Lanes. Regt. ;, S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1862.
MANIFOLD, Col. John Forster, C.M.G. (1901 ),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901, was A. D.C. to Lt.-Gov.
of Punjab 1886-7 and Priv. Sec. to Lt.-Gov. of
N.W. Provs. India 1892-4 : b. 1857.
MANIFOLD (BOWMAN-), Capt. Michael
Graham Egerton, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E., Dongola,
Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1871.
Res., Merley House, Basingstoke, Hants.
MANN, Maj. -Gen. James Robert, C.M.G.
(1881), R.E. retd. as Hon. Maj. -Gen. (1873);
Canada, the Cape, Mauritius, and Jamaica,
Surv.-Gen. Mauritius 1856-64, Supt. Pub. "Works
Jamaica 1867-86 : b. 1823.
MANNERS, family name of Rutland Duke-
dom and of Manners Barony, the former being
the parent stock of the latter as well as of the
Canterbury Viscounty (Manners-Sutton) , and
also including within itself the Manners of Haddon
Barony. Index to the three lines (a, Canterbury ;
m., Manners Bny. ; r., Rutland) :
H11. Angela, m. Iln. Fras. Hy. m. Ly. Olivia, r.
Iln. Betty, m. Hn.Mrs.Graham.c Ld. Robt. W. O. r.
Ld. Cecil Regd. J. R.Hn. Henry F.W. c Ly. Vict. Alex. r.
Hn. Claud H. m. Hn. John Nev. m. Ly. Vict. Marj. r.
Hn. Constance, m. Hon. Mabel Geo. c. Ly. Violet, r.
Ly. Diana, r. Hn. Mildred, m.
MANNERS, Baron. John Thomas Manners,
3rd Bn. {U.K.), M.A., late Capt. 3rd Batt. Hants.
Regt. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of
2nd Bn. ; b. May 15, 1852 ; sue. 1864 (C) ; mar.
1885 Constance Edwina Adeline, dau. of the late
Col. Hy. E. Hamlyn-Fane, M.P. Seat. Avon
Tyrrell, Christchurch, Hants. ; town res., Mans-
field House, 18 New Cavendish St., W. — See also
next art.
Creation. Bn. Manners (of Foston) U.K. 1807.— The
Rt. Hon. Sir Thos. Manners-Sutton, Solicitor-General,
a grandson of the 3rd Duke of Rutland (his father,
Lord George, having assumed the additional surname,
which has been since dropped), was awarded this Barony
on appointment as Lord Chancellor of Ireland, a nephew
of his becoming 1st Vise. Canterbury.
Titled Relatives.
(Manners. )
Issue of present {3rd) Bn. :
The late Hon. Mary Christine M., b. 1886, d. 1904.
Hon. Betty Constance M. ; I u Too„
Hon. Angela Margaret ,1/. ; }fcwms> b- l889-
Hon. John Nevile M., heir to Barony, b. 1892.
Hon. Francis Henry il/., 2nd heir, b. 1897.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
Hon. Mildred Jane M., b. 18 ji.
(Present Baron, b. 1852.)
Hon. Mary Theresa, now Hon. Mrs. Ralph Leeke, b.
1853, mar. 1881 Col. Ralph L. Res., Longford Hall,
Newport, Salop.
Hon. Claud Henry M., b. 18^6.
Hon, Etheldreda Mary, now Hon. Mfs. Bertram
Milford, h. 1863, mar. 1891 Col. Bertram Reveley
M., D.S.O., q.v.
MANNERS, Baron— see "Manners of Had-
don" and the preceding art.
MANNERS, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady M. (Lydia Sophia, dau. of Vice-Adm. Wm.
B. Dashwood), mar. 1848 2nd Bn. Manners (d.
1864). Res., 17 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
MANNERS of HADDON, Baron (under a
Dukedom). Henry John Brinslev Manners, by
courtesy Marq. of Granby, eld. son and heir of
D. of Rutland, summoned to the House of Lords
(1896) in a Barony of his father's ( 0.) ; Lord Lieut,
of Leicestersh., Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Leic.
Regt., twice Priv. Sec. to M. of Salisbury, an M.P.
1888-95 : D- April 16, 1852 ; mar. 1882 Marion Mar-
garet Violet {Mchss. of Granby), dau. of the late
Col. Hon. Chas. Hugh Lindsay, C.B., son of 24th
E. of Crawford. See " Rutland " for issue, also for
heir (the Barony will lapse as a distinct Peerage
on succession to the Dukedom). Res., 16 Arling-
ton St., S.W.
MANNING, Knight (1). Brig.-Gen. Sir
William Henry Manning, K. C.M.G. (1904), C.B.
(Mil. 1903), I. A., served in Burma 1887-9, Miranzai
and Hazara Expedns. 1891, Central Africa 1895-8,
Rhodesia 1899, and Somaliland 1902-3 (comdg. the
Forces), now Commr. and Com.-in-Ch. of E. Afr.
Protec, prev. Insp.-Gen. of King's Afr. Rifles :
b. 1863. Club, Nav. and Mil.
MANNING. Knight (2) . Sir William Patrick
Manning, Kt. Bach. (1894), a finance agent and a
Chamberln. at the Vatican, formerly an M.L.A.
of N. S. Wales and repeatedly Mayor of Sydney :
b. 1845, mar. 1868 Nora, dau. of the late Jno.
Torpy, Esq. Res., Tusculum, MacleaySt., Sydney.
MANNING, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Eliza Anne, dau. of Very Rev. Dean Sowerby),
mar. 1849, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Wm. M. Manning,
K.C.M.G., a Judge of N. S. Wales Supr. Ct.
(d. 1895). Res., Wallary, Sydney.
MANNS, Knight. Sir August Manns, Kt. Bach.
(1903), late Mus. Dir. of the Crystal Palace, and
founder of the Saturday Concerts : b. i825,mar.i8g7
Katharine Emily Wilhelmina, dau. of the late
Col. Arthur J. B. Thellusson, grandson of 1st Bn.
Rendlesham. Res., Glendale, Harold Rd., Nor-
wood, S.E.
MANSE L Baronetcy (Eng. 1622). This title has been
held unquestioned from 1892 by Courtenay Cecil Mansel
of The Manor, Maes-y-Crugian R.S.O., Carmarthen-
shire ; but he has recently come to the conclusion that
his uncle Edward Berkeley Mansel, elder brother of his
father, by the same mother, but previous to regular
marriage, ought rightfully to have succeeded in
1883 in his father's place. The obstacle to such suc-
cession has lain in the fact that his uncle's parents
had simply "lived together as man and wife," and
the question has now to be decided whether by the
peculiar customs of Scotland such cohabitation can be
regarded as lawful marriage. The new claimant's case
has not been established, and neither ' Burke ' nor
' Debrett ' accepts him as any more than a claimant :
but we believe a closely similar case was in 1504 admitted
by the Scottish Law Courts as constituting lawful
marriage.
MANSEL, Baronet's Widow. Lady 31. (Ada
Alice, dau. of the late Jas. Lea, Esq.), mar. 1891,
as 2nd wife, Sir Richd. Mansel, 10th Bt. (d. 1892).
MANSEL, Col. Alfred, D.S.O. (1891), late
R.A. ; Naga Hills 1879-80, Mahsud Waziri and
Burma Expedns. : b. 1852.
MANSEL, George, C.M.G. (1891), has been
Comdt. Zululand Police and ActingCh. Commissr.,
MAN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MAN
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served during Langalibalele's rebellion 1873. Res. ,
Pietermaritzburg.
MANSEL, Lt.-Col. George Clavell, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Durham L.I. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1871.
MANSELL, Com. George Robert, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., of Roy. Yacht 'Victoria
and Albert: ' b. 1868. Res., Villiers Rd., South-
sea.
MANSFIELD, family name of Sandhurst
Barony (not of follg.), q.v. for " Hons."
MANSFIELD, Earl of. William David
Murray, 5th Earl {Gt. Br.) and Vise. Stormont
(Scot.); P.C. (Gt. Br. 1905), Hered. Keeper of
Scone Palace, a D.L. and C.C. for Perthsh., Capt.
late Roy. Gds. Res. Regt., formerly Gren. Gds.,
memb. of League of Mercy : son of the late Vise.
Stormont and grandson of 4th E. ; b. July 20,
i860 ; sue. 1898 [C.) ; unmrrd. Seats, Scone Palace,
Perth ; Comlongon Castle, Ruthwell, Dumfriessh.;
Schaw Pk., Alloa, Clackmannansh. ; Ken Wood,
Hampstead, N.W. : town res., 6 St. James's PL,
S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : E. of Mansfield of Co. Notts. 1776,
and of Co. Middx. 1792. Scot. : Ld. Scone, 1605 ; Vise, of
Stormont, 1621 ; Ld. Balvaird, 1641.— Sir David Murray,
cup-bearer to James VI., whose life he had helped to
save from the Gowrie plot, accompanied that monarch to
England, and was created Ld. Scone and afterwards
Vise, of Stormont. The title of Ld. Balvaird was given
to a collateral, the Rev. Sir Andrew Murray, whose
son, the 2nd Ld., succeeded as 4th Vise. Stormont. The
title of Baron of Mansfield (extinct) was conferred upon
a younger son of the 5th Vise, the Hon. Wm. Murray, a
friend of the poet Pope, who concurrently was appoiuted
Ld. Chief Justice of England. He obtained subsequently
two patents of Earldom, of which the former assigned
the remainder to the wife of his nephew. Vise. Stor-
mont, owing to a mistaken belief that no English Peer-
age could pass to a Scottish Peer. When the contrary
was ascertained the second patent was granted with
remainder to the Viscount himself. Thus two distinct
Earldoms of Mansfield passed to the above husbaud
and wife ; but on the death of the latter they were
reunited, the 4th Earl upon the male side being her
grandson and neartst heir (he succeeded her in 1843,
his father in 1840). On the Imperial Koll of Peers the
name stands " William David, Earl of Mansfield," not
"Mansfield and Mansfield," though the 4th Earl
referred to himself by that double title.
Titled Relatives.
(Murray.)
Surviving issue of late Vise. Stormont (bros. and
sists. of- present E., granted rank of Earls'
issue 1899, having pre v. held that of Vis-
counts') :
(Present Earl, b. i860.)
Lady Marjory Louisa, now Lady M. Mackenzie, b.
1862, mar. 1891 Capt. Sir Kenneth J no. M., 7th
Bt. of Gairlcch, q.v.
Hon. Alan David M. , heir pres. to Earldom, Cent.
Usher of the Green Rod to Order of Thistle,
late Lieut, the Black Watch: b. 1864, mar.
1899 Margaret Helen Mary, dau. of Rear-Adm. Sir
Malcolm Mac Gregor, 4th Bt. of Mac Gregor
(Hon. Mrs. Alan M.). lies., Moneydie House,
Redgorton, Perth. (2nd heir, his son Mungo David
Malcolm, b. 1900.)
Lady Mabel Emily, now Lady M. King-Hall, b. 1866,
mar. 1905 Capt. Herb. Ocodenough K.-H., D.S.O.,
R.N., q.v.
Hon. Alexander David M., Capt. 3rd Batt. Black
Watch (Mil.), b. 1871. Res., Scones Lethendy, Perth.
Dau. of tfh E. (aunt of present) :
Lady Louisa Nina, now Lady L. Lascelles, b. 1830,
mar. 1851 Hon. George Edwin L., son of 3rd E. of
Harewood, q.v.
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present Earl) :
Vctss. Stormont (Emily Louisa, dau. of Sir Jno. A. B.
Mac Gregor, 3rd Bt. of Mac Gregor), mar. 1857 the
late Vise. S., -father of present E. [d. 1893). Res., 41
Upper Grosvenor St., W.
MANSFIELD, Knight. Col. Sir Charles Ed-
ward Mansfield, K.C.M.G. (1887), served in Crimea
and Mutiny and has been Mil. Commissr. at Con-
stantinople, Cons.-Gen. at Warsaw and Bucharest,
and Min. Res. at Bogota, Caracas, and Lima : b.
1830, mar. 1859 Annie Eliza Margaret, dau. of
the late Lt.-Col. Hon. Aug. F. Ellis, M.P., son of
1st Bn. Seaford ; is younger bro. of 1st Bn. Sand-
hurst. Res., 6 Piazza San Lorenzo, Florence.
MANSFIELD, Brig.-Gen. Herbert, C.B. (Mil.
1904), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80, Sikkim, Tirah 1897-8,
now Insp. Gen. of Supply and Transp. : b. 1855.
Res., Simla.
MANSFIELD, Robert William, C.M.G.
(1902), Brit. Cons, at Amoy, prev. at Shanghai,
and Acting Cons, at Foochow and Canton: b.
1850. Res., Brit. Consulate, Amoy, China.
MANSON, Knight. Sir Patrick Manson,
K.C.M.G. (1903), M.D., LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S.,
F.R.C.P., Fell, of Roy. Med.-Chirurg. and Hun-
terian Socs., Med. Adviser to Colon. Office, Lec-
turer at Lond. Sch. of Tropical Medicine, late
Pres. of Epidemiolog. Soc, has been Med. Offr.
at Chinese ports : b. 1844, mar. 1875 Henrietta,
dau. of Capt. Jas. P. Thurburn, R.N. Res.. Hill
House, Chalfont St. Giles, Geirard's Cross,
Bucks ; 21 Queen Anne St., Cavendish Sq., W.
MANSON, John, I.S.O. (1903), late Contr.,
Money Order Office, G.P.O.
MANTELL,Knight'sWidow. Lady 21/. (Elinor
Knight, dau. of Chas. Hitchcock, Esq., M.D.),
mar. 1867 Sir Jno. I. Mantell, F.R.G.S., once
Ch. Justice of the Gambia (d. 1893).
MANTELL, Maj. Patrick Riners, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Welsh Fus. ; Burma 1885-7, Hazara
1891, and S.Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1862.
MANVERS, Earl. Charles William Syd-
ney Pierrepont, 4th Earl (U.K.), V.D., a D.L.
for Notts., Hon. Col. Sherwood Foresters Vol. Inf.
Brigade and Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 4th Vol. Batt.
Notts. Regt., formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds., an
M.P. 1885-95 and 1898-1900 (as Vise. Newark) :
son of 3rd Earl ; b. Aug. 2, 1854 ; sue. igoo (C.) ;
mar. 1880 Helen, dau. of Sir Michael R. Shaw-
Stewart, 7th Bt. Seats, Holme Pierrepont,
Nottingham; Thoresby Pk., Ollerton, Newark;
town res., 88 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. Vise. Newark and Bn. Pierrepont, Gt. Br.
1796 ; Earl Manvers, U.K. 1806.— The 1st Vise, and after-
wards Earl was Chas. Pierrepont (ni Medows), who had
been many years M.P. for Notts., and had succeeded to
the estates of his uncle the 2nd and last Duke of
Kingston.
Titled Relatives.
(Pierrepont.)
Issue of present (41k) E. :
Lady Cicely Mary P., b. 1886.
Vise. Newark, heir to Earldom: Evelyn Robert P.,
b. 1888. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Evelyn Henry.)
Lady Alice Helen P., b. 1889.
Lady SibellP., b. 1892.
Surviving issue of 3 -d E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Emily Annora Charlotte, now Dow. Ctss.
Beauchamp (q.v.), b. 1853, mar. 1878 the late 6th
Earl B. (d. 1891).
(Present Earl, b. 1854.)
Hon. Evelyn Henry P., formerly Lieut. S. Notts.
Yeom., b. 1856, mar. 1880 Sophia, dau. of the late
Wm. Arkwright, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Evelyn P.). Res.,
Higham Grange, Nuneaton, AVarwicks. ; 6 Tilney
St., Park Ln., W.
Lady Mary Augusta, now Lady M. Grant, b. 1865,
mar. 1899 Jno. Peter G., Esq., of Rothiemurchus.
Res., Doune of Rothiemurchus, Aviemore R.S.O.,
Inverness-sh. ; Culduthel House, Inverness.
MANVERS, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess M. (Georgine Jane Elizabeth Fanny
de Franquetot, dau. of Gustave, Due de Coigny),
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mar. 1852 the 3rd Earl Manvers (d. 1900). Ees.,
6 Tilney St., Park Ln., W., with Hon. Evelyn.
MAPLE, Baronet's Widow. Lady M. (Emily
Harriett, dau. of Moses Merryweather, Esq.),
mar. 1874 Sir John Blundell Maple, 1st and
only Bt., M.P., of the Tottenham Ct. Ed. house
(d. 1903). Ees., Childwick Bury, St. Albans,
Herts. ; Clarence House, 8 Clarence Terr., Beg.
Pk., N.W.
MAPPIN, Baronet. Sir Frederick Thorpe
Mappin, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1886), M.P. for Hallam-
shire Div. of W. Bid. (L.) and a D.L. for the Rid.,
Chmn. of Thos. Turton and Sons, Sheffield,
also of Sheffield Town Trustees, and has been
Master Cutler and Mayor of Sheffield : son of the
late Jos. Mappin, Esq., b. 1821, mar. 1845 Mary
Crossley, dau. of Jno. "Wilson, Esq., of Oak
Holme. Heir, his son Frank (b. 1846 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Wilson, b. 1848). Seat, Thornbury,
Sheffield ; town res., 38 Prince's Gt., S.W.
MAR, Earl of. John Francis Erskine
Goodeve-Er shine, 30th Earl (Scot., Prem. Earl-
dom), M.A., a Repres. Peer for Scotld. (el.
1886) : nephew of 29th E. and son of Lady Frances
Jemima (nee Ei-skine), mar. to Wm. Jas. Goodeve,
Esq. ; b. March 29, 1836; sue. 1866, with confirma-
tion by Act 1885 (C.) ; assumed name of Erskine
1866; mar. same year Alice Mary Sinclair, dau. of
the late Jno. Hamilton, Esq., of HilstonPk., Mon-
mouthsh. Ees., Sunnington Rise, Bournemouth.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Mar (orig. Marr), bef. 1114, but
given precedence of 1404 as earliest date for which
documentary evidence was produced at the " Decreet
of Ranking" in 1606 ; Ld. Garioch, 1336 ; Ld. Erskine, 1426,
and Ld. Alloa 1489 (as to which see under follg. line).
— We are indebted for the earlier part of the following
particulars to the Hon. Ruaidhri Erskine 's investigations
into the early history of this ancient and obscure Peerage,
which he has most courteously and at considerable jiains
contributed for our benefit. The origin of the house of
Mar has been traced back to Core, son of Lughaidh,
King of Munster in the era of St. Patrick. Core, who
was banished to Scotland at the instigation of his
stepmother, is said to have married Mongfhionn,
daughter of the King of the Picts, and from this marriage
the Mar line is regarded as having sprung. The
descendants of Core bore the title of Mdrmhaoir Mhiirr
or Great Stewards of Marr (the form " Mharr " being
the genitive of "Marr," and "Mdrmhaor," in plural
" Mdrmhaoir," a variant or earlier form of the title
usually given as "Mormaer"). Of thess descendants,
probably the first whose identity is clear was Donihnull
(Donald), who was slain at Clontarf in 1014. But the
first to be styled Earl or Comes was Ruaidhri (Latinised
" Rotheri," but pronounced and often written " Ruari "),
whose name appeirs as " Comes "in the charter founding
the Abbey of Scone in 1114-15, and in the " Book of
Deer" in 1132, though in the latter styled Mdrmhaor:
in fact this latter title was very probably still used con-
ventionally until the extinction of the Celtic dynasty in
the person of the " Maid of Norway " at the close of the
13th century. William, the 6th Earl, was co-Regent of
Scotland in 1258, and the contests of this powerful
nobleman with Durnard, who declared him illegitimate,
add a fresh element of obscurity to the history of this
line. William, however, " remained in possession."
Donald, the 9th Eaid, was Regent of Scotland in 1332.
Margaret, Countess nth in line, married Donald, ist
Earl of Douglas, father of the Earl who fell at "Chevy
Chase." The names thus far accepted by Mr. Erskine
as either certain or probable Earls (though the element
of rivalry casts some doubt in one or two instances) may
be thus stated : 1, Ruaidhri } 2, Gillocher ; 3, Morgund";
4, Malcolm ; 5, Duncan ; 6, William ; 7, Donald ; 8, Gart-
nait ;9, Donald (2) ; 10, Thomas ; n, William (2); 12, James ;
13, Alexander— he and No. 11 taking the title jure uxoris.
The 14th, Sir Robt. Erskine, was a collateral relative
who had been created Ld. Erskine, but who was not
recognised as Earl by the Crown. His successor was
granted the Alloa Lordship, but formally dispossessed of
the Earldom, and that title was now merged in the
Crown until in 1565 this dispossession was pronounced
uniust and the 19th Earl and 6th Lord Erskine was fully
recognised as lawful holdorof the higher of these dignities.
of Peerage, MAR
The Garioch Lordship was conferred upon Lady Christian
Bruce, sister of King Robert I. and wife of the 8th Earl.
The above 19th Earl .was also the ist in what is now
declared to be the line of Mar and Kellie, which con-
tinued for several generations to be associated with the
original line without apparently any allegation of their
distinctness being made : the Erskine and Alloa Lord-
ships had accompanied the leading title, and these are now
claimed as belonging to each line. The ground of exclusion
of the above Sir Robt. Erskine was the" illegitimacy of the
husband of the Countess who had preceded him ; but as
his own descent was not from these but from the 8th
Earl there was obviously reason enough for a reversal of
the decree, though under it the title had been bestowed
upon sons of the 2nd and 3rd Jameses, and the legitimate
successors from the 14th to the 18th were Earls de jure
alone. The 20th Earl was Lord Treasurer of Scotland,
the 22nd was Chancellor, and the 24th Secretary of State,
but he suffered attainder for sharing in the insurrection
of 171s. The 27th was in 1824 restored to all the titles
(the 25th and 26th being counted in the numbering
though legally deprived) ; and it was on the death of the
29th that the separation of the titles occurred as below.
The two Earldoms, "Mar" and "Mar and Kellie,"
have much intricacy in their history, as will in part
be evident from the summary above. In the 15th
century the line of Mar became involved in the
proceedings detailed above, but in 1565 after an inves-
tigation the title was awarded to its then claimant,
but the conditions were stated to be so altered that the
House of Lords, on reviewing it in 1875, pronounced
them to have amounted to a new creation. The succes-
sion, however, had for centuries continued as before,
I and in 1834 the Earldom of Kellie was united with this
original Mar Earldom ; but on the death of the holder
of the joint titles (29th Earl of Mar) without issue in 1866
they again became separated, the title of Kellie going to
the next male heir whilst the original Earldom followed
female succession to the present Earl of Mar. Finally,
on the conclusion of the above-mentioned investigation
by the House of Lords, it was decided that the Mar
Earldom declared to have commenced in 1565 must also
pass to the inheritor on the male side, whilst the 1404
Earldom remained as the distinct Peerage of Mar, a
special Act being passed in 188.5 to place unchallenged
the continuity of that ancient Peerage. The course of
changes may be thus summed up : Up to 1834 what are
now pronounced to have been two Mar Earldoms had
from 1565 been held by one and the same Peer ; from 1834
to 1866 they remained united and with the further asso
ciation of the Kellie title ; from 1866 to 1875 this last title
parted off and left the two as before ; and since 1875 the
Kellie line has been possessed of the 2nd creation of Mar.
His Lordship the present holder of the original Earldom
protests that this 2nd creation is a fabrication altogether ;
but of course it is impossible for a work like the present
to go behind the decision of the House of Lords or do
anything more than record the protest without comment.
Titled Relatives.
( Goodeve- Erskine. )
Sole issue of present (30th) E. :
Lord Garioch, heir to Earldom : John Francis
Hamilton Sinclair Cunliffe Brooks Forbes G.-E.,
b. 1868, mar. 1903 Sibyl May Dominica, dau. of
Robt. Heathcote, Esq. Club, Bachelors'. (2nd
heir, Earl's gt. nephew , grandson of Lady
Frances Young.)
Sists. of present E. (gran ted rank of Earls' daus . 1 885) :
Lady Eliza Philadelphia Erskine, now Lady Eliza Cole,
b. 1834, mar. 1862 Rev. Edwd. Maule C. Res.,
Wetwang Vic., York.
(Present Earl, b. 1836.)
Lady Madeline Erskine (G.-)E., b. 1838.
MAR and KELLIE, Earl of. Walter
John Francis Erskine, 12th E. of Mar and
14th of Kellie (Scot.), holder of Prem. Viscty. of
Scotld., a Scottish Repres. Peer (el. 1892), V.D.,
Lord Lieut, of Clackmannan, Hon. Lt.-Col. 7th
Vol. Batt. Argyll and Suthd. Highldrs., formerly
Lieut. Scots (Ms.: son of 11th E. ; b. Aug. 29,
1865; sue. 1888 (C.) ; mar. 1892 Lady Susan Violet
Ashley, dau. of 8th E. of Shaftesbury. Seats, Alloa
House, Clackmannansh. ; Kellie Castle, Fife.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Erskine, 1425, and Ld. Alloa,
1489 (both titles claimed also by the elder line, but pro-
nounced by the above Earl to have been never disputed
MAR
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MAR 451
before) ; E. of Mar (2nd creation, see under that title),
1S6S ; Bd. Dirleton, 1603; Vise. Fentoun, 1606; E.
of Kellie, 1619.— Sir Robt. Erskine (Kt., see preceding
article), who had been recognised by Robert III. as
entitled to the Earldom of Mar, was granted the
Erskine Lordship, but it was not till some 108 years
later that his line was established in the higher title.
His successor appeal's to have had the Alloa Lordship
added. The 4th Lord Erskine fell at Flodden. The
6th Lord Erskine had the Earldom of Mar confirmed
to him by charter, and this document, as explained
above, was the origin of the division of the titles, it being
deduced therefrom that this Peer was constituted
recipient of the 1st Earldom of the new creation whilst
he continued to rank as igth under the old. The Dirleton
Barony and Fentoun Viscty. were about the same date
conferred upon Sir Thos. Erskine, K.G., a grandson of
the 5th Lord E., in recognition of his having shared with
Sir David Murray (see "Mansfield") in rescuing King
James from the Gowrie conspiracy; and to him also,
rather later, the Kellie Earldom was accorded. On the
death of the 10th Earl of this latter line the 27th (9th)
Earl of Mar became his successor. The decision of the
House of Lords in 1875 is thus given: "Resolved, that
Waiter Henry, Earl of Kellie, Vise. Fentoun, and Bn.
Erskine and Dirleton, hath made out his claim to the
Earldom of Mar created in 1565." For further parti-
culars see previous article.
Titled Relatives.
(Erskine.)
Issue of present (12th ) E. (numbering of Mar) :
The deceased Lady Elyne Violet E.,b. & d. 1893.
Lord Erskine, heir to Earldom : John Francis
Ashley E., b. 1895.
Hon. Francis Walter E., 2nd heir, b. 1899.
Surviving issue of llth E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Lady Constance Elise E., b. 1869.
Hon. William Augustus Forbes E., a 3rd Sec. in
Diplom. Serv., b. 1871. Res., 16 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Lady Louisa Frances E., b. 1875.
Lady Frances Elisabeth, now Lady Frances Tufnell,
b. 1877, mar. 1899 Rev. Fredk. T. Res., Sudbury
Rect., nr. Derby.
Lady Alice Maud Mary E., b. 1878.
Hon. Alexander Penrose Forbes E., B.A., b. 1881.
Son of 12th E. of Kellie (10th of Mar and K. de
jure, but died before title was conceded ; the
follg. is an uncle of present E.) :
(The late 13th Earl of K., nth of M., b. 1839, d. 1888.)
Hon. Augustus William E. , formerly in 17th Lancers,
b. 1841, widower. Res., Bowscar, Penrith, Cumbd.
MAR and KELLIE, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of M. & K. (Mary Anne, dau. of Wm.
Forbes, Esq.) , mar. 1863 nth E. of Mar and 13th of
Kellie (d. 1888). Res., 16 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
MARANHAM, Marquess op (Marquez—
Brazil 1824), a title awarded to the 10th E. of
Dundonald.
MARCH, Earl op {by courtesy -title Eng. 1675),
eld. son and heir of D. of Richmond and Cordon.
—Also :
MARCH, Earl of {Scot. 1697)— see " Wemyss
and March."
MARCH, George Edward, C.M.G. (1881),
formerly an Acting Sec. of Legation, and Supt.
of Treaty Dept. at Eor. Office, has been Sec. on
Commssns., &c. : b. 1828. Res., 61 Cadogan Sq.,
S.W.
MARCHANT, Maj. Alfred Edmund, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), R.M.L.I., Soudan 1884-5 and S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1863. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
MARCONI, Hon. Mrs. Guglielmo, dau. cf 14th
Bn. Inchiquin.
MARDEN, Maj. Arthur William, D.S.O.
(1902), M' Chester. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1863.
MARGESSON, Lady Isabel Augusta, sist. of
7th E. of Buckinghamshire.
MARINDIN, Knight's Widow. . Lady M. I
(Kathleen Mary, dau. of the late Sir Wm. S.
Stevenson, K.C.B.), mar. i860 Col. Sir Eras. A.
Marindin, K. C.M.G., R.E., Senior Insp. of Rails,
to Bd. of Trade (d. 1900). Res., Craigflower,
Torryburn, Dunfermline, Eifesh. ; 3 Sloane Ct.
East, Chelsea, S.W.
MARINITCH, Hugo, C.M.G. (1888), Dragoman
to Emb. at Constantinople from 1876. Res., Brit.
Emb., Constantinople.
MARITZBURG, Bishop of— see "Natal."
MARJORIBANKS {pron. Marchbanks), family
name of Twekdmouth Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
MARJORIBANKS Barony {U.K. 1873)—
extinct seven days after creation (surname Robert-
son, orig. Marjoribanks, the Baron having been
uncle of 1st Bn. Tweedmouth).
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. Sarah, now Hon. Mrs. Askew-Robertson, b. 1837,
mar. 1856 Watson Askew, Esq., who aftds. assumed
the addit. name of Robertson. Res., Pallinsburn,
Cornhill-on-Tweed R.S.O. ; Ladykirk, Berwicks.,
Norham R.S.O.
Hon. Alicia Margaret, now Hon. Ladu Ingilby, b.
1841, mar. 1862 Sir Henry Day and Bt., q.v.
MARJORIBANKS, Baronet's Widow. Lady
M. (Charlotte Athole Mary, dau. of Richd. Trotter,
Esq.), mar. 1858 Sir Jno. Marjoribanks, 3rd Bt.
(d. 1884; line extinct on death of 4th). Res.,
Lees, Coldstream, Berwicks.
MARK, Knight. Sir John Mark. Kt. Bach.
(1901), a wholesale grocer and tea and wine mer-
chant in Manchester, was Mayor of that city
1889-91 and is a memb. of the Chamb. of Commerce
and a Gov. of Whitworth Inst. : b. 1832, mar.
1861 Emily Mary, dau. of Robt. Lewis Jones, Esq.
Res., Greystoke, West Didsbury, Manchester ;
Leeswood Hall, Mold, Flints.
MARKBY, Knight. Sir William Markby,
K.C.I.E. (1889), D.C.L., a C.C. for Oxfordsh., a
Reader of Indian Law at Oxford, and Perpet.
Curator of Ind. Inst, there, formerly a Puisne
Judge at Calcutta : K 1829, mar. 1866 Lucy, dau.
of the late J. E. Taylor, Esq., of Wey bridge.
Res., Headmgton Hill, Oxford.
MARKENEIELD , Baron GRANTLEY op
{G-t. Br. 1782) -see " Grantley, Bn."
MARKER, Maj. Raymond John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Coldstrm. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, as A.D.C. to
Com.-in-Ch., formly. on Lord Kitchener's Staff
in India, now priv. sec. to Sec. of Stxte for War :
b. 1867. Address, St. James's Pal. Chambs.,
22 Ryder St., S.W.
MARKER, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of 9th
Bn. Digby.
MARKHAM, Knight (1). Adm. Sir Albert
Hastings Markham,K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), has served
in China and South Sea Islds., comd. the 'Alert'
in Arctic Expdn. of 1875-6, and been A.D.C. to
On. Victoria and in comd. at the Nore : b. 1841,
mar. 1894 Theodora, dau. of Fras. T. Gervers,
Esq. Res., 73 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
MARKHAM, Knight (2). Sir Clements
Robert Markham, K.C.B. (Civ. 1896), E.R.S.,
F.R.G.S., F.S.A., in R.N. 1844-52, served in
search for Sir Jno. Franklin and was Geographer
to Abyssinian Expedn. 1867-8, late Pres. of Hak-
luyt and Roy. Geograph. Soes., introduced Peruy.
Bark cultivation into India, an Assist. Sec. in
Ind. Office 1868-77 : b. 1830, mar. 1857 Minna,
dau. of the late Rev. Jas. H. Chichester. Res., 21
Eccleston Sq., S.W.
MARKHAM, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir Edwin
Markham, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), Col. Comdt. R.A.,
late Gov. of Sandhurst Roy. Mil. Coll., prev.
nsp.-Gen. of Ordnance at Headqrs., served in
Crimea and Mutisy and has been on Staif at
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452
MAR
Directory of Peerage,
MAR
Woolwich and Gibraltar and D.A.G. at Headqrs.,
was Lt.-Gov. of Jersey 1892-5 : b. 1833, mar. 1877
Emily Evelyn Lucy, dau. of the late Adm. Hon.
Sir Montagu Stopford, K.C.B., son of 3rd E. of
Courtown. Res., Old Bells, Bramley, Basing-
| MARKS, Maj. Claude Laurie, D.S.O. (1900-1),
I Capt, and Hon. Maj. 4th Batt. Highld. L.I.
! (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1899 and 1902 : b. 1863. Res.,
' 11 Curzon St., W.
MARKWICK, Col. Ernest Elliott, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), late Army Ordn. Dept. ; Zululd. 1879,
Transvaal 1881, Bechuanald. 1884-5: b. 1853.
MARLBOROUGH. Bishop of (titular). Et.
Rev. Alfred Earle, D.D., Dean of Exeter, a Bp.
Suff. in Lond. Dioc. 1888-1900, when he was trans-
ferred to the Deanery, but retains his title ; for-
merly Canon of Exeter, Archdn. of Totnes, Rect.
of St. Mich. Cornhill and of St, Botolph Bishops-
gate, and Preb. of St. Paul's : b. 1827, cons. 1888,
mar. 1866. Res., The Deanery, Exeter.
MARLBOROUGH, Duke of. Charles
Richard John Spencer-Churchill, 9th Duke
{Eng.), K.G. (1902), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1899), Under
Sec. of State for the Colonies, a C.C. for
Oxfordsh., Maj. in Oxfordsh. Imper. Yeom., was
Assist. Mil. Sec. to Lord Roberts in S. Africa
1900, Paymast.-Gen. 1899-1902 : son of 8th D. ;
b. Nov. 13, 1871 ; sue. 1892 (C.) ; mar. 1895 Con-
suelo, dau. of Wm. K. Vanderbilt, Esq., of New
York. Seat, Blenheim Palace, Woodstock, Oxon ;
town res., Sunderland House, 3813 Curzon St., W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Spencer (of Wormleighton),
1603; E. of Sunderland, 1643: Bn. Churchill (of Sand-
ridge), 1685; E. of Marlborough, 1689; D. of Marl-
borough and M. of Blandford, 1702.— Sir Robt. Spencer
(Kt.) was created 1st Bn. of that title, and the 3rd Bn.
was granted the Sunderland Earldom, but was slain at
Newbury in the year of his promotion, fighting on the
Royalist side. The other honours began in a distinct
family. Jno. Churchill, a Page of Honour to James,
Duke of York, afterwards Kinir James II., was made an
officer in the Guards and rendered signal services against
the Moors and at the Siege of Maestricht. He in 16^0
attended the Prince into Scotland, and was in 1682 made
a Peer of that kingdom by the title Lord Churcl ill )f
Hyemouth (which title then went no further than
himself). He next became a General officer, and on
the accession of James to the throne he was appointed
Ambassador to France and created Bn. Churchill of
Sandridge (English Peerage) and afterwards Earl of
Marlborough. At the Revolution he abandoned James
and became a supporter of King William, but was sus-
pected by him of treachery and committed to the Tower.
Under Queen Anne he was appointed Captain-General
of the Forces in England, and he then, with the co-
operation of Prince Eugene of Savoy, head of the Army
of Hungary, began his great military career signalised
by the victories of Blenheim, Ramillies, Oudenarde, and
Malplaquet. Previous to the first of these, and in recog-
nition of a series of achievements in the Netherlands, lie
was created Duke of Marlborough and Marq. of Bland-
ford. Being accused of peculation he withdrew from
England, the Duchess also being expelled from the
Court. As he left no male heir, a special Act gave the
succession to his daughter Henrietta, upon whose death
the, Dukedom and its accompanying honours passed to
her nephew, Chas. Spencer, 5th Earl of Sunderland (his
father,' the 3rd Earl, having married the Duchess's
younger sister), thus accomplishing the union of the two
houses. The 3rd Duke, who had commanded a brigade
of Foot Guards at Dettingen in 1743, was in 1758 ap-
pointed Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in-
tended to serve in Germany under Prince Ferdinand of
Brunswick; but he (the Duke) died of a fever in that
year. The 5U1 Duke added the name of Churchill to his
own. The 7th Duke was Lord Lieutenant of Ireland
1876-80. The 1st Duke was created in 1704 a Prince of the
Holy Rom. Emp.,nnd subsequently Prince of Mindelheim
in Suabia ; but we cannot ascertain that there was any
"special remainder" to carry these titles any further
than himself. The famous French song, "Malbrouk s'c.
I va-t-en guerre" is stated, though not without coat-...
diction, to relate in a legend of the time, of the Crusades,
and thus to have no connection with the above warrior
Duke, as the resemblance in name might readily lead one
to suppose.
Titled Relatives.
(Spencer-Churchill.)
Issue of present (gth) Duke:
Marq. of Blandford, heir to Dukedom : John Albert
Edward William S.-C, b. 1897.
Lord Ivor Charles S.-C, 2nd heir, b. 1898.
Issue of 8th D. (sists. of present) :
Lady Frances Louisa, now Lady F. Gresley, b. 1870,
mar. 1893 Sir Robt. G., nth Bt., a.. v.
(Present Duke, b. 1871.)
Lady Lilian Maud, now Lady L. Grenfell, b. 1873,
mar. 1898 Cecil Alf. G., Esq. Res., 4 Gt. Cumberld.
PL, W.
Lady Norah Beatrice Harriette S.-C, b. 187s.
Surviving issue of Jth D. (aunts of present) :
(The late 8th Duke, b. 1844, d. 1892. Divorced 1883 by
his wife, mother of present D.. for whom see Lady
Albertha Hamilton, under Abercorn, 1st D. ; '
she is still frequently styled Mchss. of Blandford,
but correctly resumes her former name.)
Lady Cornelia Henrietta Maria, now The Lady Wim-
borne, b. 1847, mar. 1868 Sir Ivor B. Guest, 2nd Bt.,
now 1st Bn. W., q.v.
Lady Rosamond Jane Frances, now The Lady De
Ramsey, b. 1851, mar. 1877 Capt. Wm. Hy. Fel-
lowes, now 2nd Bn. De R., q.v.
Lady Anne Emily, now Dow. Dchss. of Roxburghe,
V.A. iq.v.), b. 1854, mar. 1874 the late 7th Duke of R.
Lady Georgiana Elizabeth, now Countess Howe,
b. i860, mar. 1883 Vise. Curzon, M. P., now 4th Earl
Howe, q.v.
Lady Sarah Isabel Augusta, now Lady S. Wilson,
R.R.C., Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1865, mar.
1891 Maj. Gordon Chesney W., M.V.O., q.v.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Randolph, now Mrs. George Cornwallis-West,
C.I., R.R.C. (Jennie, dau. of the late Leonard
Jerome, Esq , of New York), mar., 1st, 1874, thelate
Rt. Hon. Lord Randolph Henry S.-C, a distin-
guished M.P. (d. 1895) ; 2nd!y, 1900, Geo. F.
Myddelton C.-W., Esq., by whose name she elects
to be known. Res., Salisbury Hall, St. Albans.
Son ofbth D. (gt. uncle of present) :
By 1ST M RRGE.
(The late 7th Duke, b. 1822, d. 1883.)
By 3RD mr roe. (none by 2nd survive).
Lord Edward S.-C, a D.L. for Worcestersh., formerly
Lieut. Artill. Mil. : b. 1853, mar. 1874 Augusta, dau.
of the late Maj. Geo D. Warburton, M.P., and of
the Bnss. Northwick (Lady Edward S.-C). Res.,
Queensmcad, Windsor ; 28 Grosvenor St., W.
MARLBOROUGH, Duke's Widow. "Lily,"
Duchess of M. (Jane Lilian Warren, dau. of the
late Commod. Cicero Price, of U.S. Navy, and
widow of L. Hammersley, Esq.), mar. 1888, 2nd
wife to 2nd husb., 8th D. of Marlborough (d.
1892), and 1895, 3rd husb., the late Lord William
L. de la P. Beresford, W, K.C.I.E. (d. 1900)—
retaining title of Duchess by courtesy. Res., The
Deepdene, Dorking, Surrey ; 35 Adelaide Cresc,
Hove, Brighton.
MARLING, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Marling, 2nd Bt. ( U.K. 1882), a D.L. and Co. Aid.
for Glouc, High Sheriff 1888: son of 1st Bt., b.
1835, sue. 1883, mar. i860 Mary Emily, dau. of
Jno. Abraham, Esq. Heir, his son Col. Per-
cival Scrope 31., C.B., U(£ (q.v.; 2nd heir, next
son, Charles Murray, b. 1862). Seats, Stanley Pk.,
Stroud, Glouc. ; Sedbury Pk., nr. Chepstow.
MARLING, Col. Pekcival Scrope, C.B. (Mil.
1902), 3JC (1884), 18th Hussars, a D.L. for
Gloucestersh. and for Co. of City of Bristol ;
Transvaal 1881, Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884-5, and
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861, heir to preceding Btcy.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
MARRIOTT, Knight. Sir Charles Hayes
Marriott, Kt. Bach. (1934), M.D., F.R.C.S., Consg.
Surg-, to Leicester Infirmary, a D.L. for Leices-
tersh., Pres. of Conser^. Assjc. of Harbcvrough
MAR Baronetage, Knightage, <tc.
Div. : b. 1834, mar. 1864 Lucy, dau. of Rev. Jno.
Gibson, fits., Harcourt Ho., Kibworth, Leicester,
and 11 Welford Ed., Leicester.
MARRIOTT, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Charlotte Louisa, dau. of the late Capt. Tennant,
R.N.), mar. 1872 Rt. Hon. Sir William Thackeray
Marriott, K.C. (d. 1903), Res., 22 Abingdon Ct.,
Kens. , W.
MARRIOTT, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Norf. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1861.
MARRIOTT, Maj. Reginald Adams, D.S.O.
(1886), R.M.A. retd. (1893) ; Egypt 1882, Soudan
and Nile 1884-6, now Gov. of Lincoln Prison :
b. 1857. Res., Governor's House, The Prison,
Lincoln.
MARRIOTT, Maj. Richard George Armine,
D.S.O. (1900-1), The Buffs; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1867.
MARRIOTT (SMITH-), Baronet. Sir William
Henry Smith-Marriott, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1774),
High Sheriff of Dorset 1875: son of 4th Bt., b.
1835, sue. 1864, widower. Heir, his son William
John (b. 1870; 2nd heir, next son, John, b. 1876).
Seat, The Down House, Blandford, Dorset.
MARSDEN, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev. Samuel
Edward Marsden, D.D., 1st Bp. of Bathurst
(1869-85) , was Bp. Assist, in Dioceses of Glouc.
and Bristol 1897-8 : b. 1832. Res., Dyrham Lodge,
Clifton Pk., Bristol.
MARSDEN, Capt. George, D.S.O. (1900-1), 4th
Batt. Chesh. Regt. (Mil.) ; Boer War 1899-1902,
A.D.C. to Gov. of W. Australia 1897-9 : b. 1874.
MARSH, Knight. Sir William Henry Marsh,
K.C.M.G. (1887), has filled several posts in
Mauritius and administered its Govt., also five
times that of Hong Kong, was Auditor and Acct.-
Gen. in Cyprus 1880-1 : b. 1827, widower. Res.,
86 St. James's St., S.W.
MARSH, Lieut. Cunliffe Hebbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), I.A., S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1878.
MARSH, Henry, CLE. (1900), M.I.C.E.,
Ch. Engr. and Sec. to Govt, of United Provs., and
an M.L.C., has been in Pub. Works Dept. India
from 1874: b. 1850. Res., Allahabad.
MARSH, Thomas Robertson, C.M.G. (1901),
M.A., C.E., late head of Engrg. and Contract
Branches of Offices of Crn. Agents for Colonies :
b. 1847. Res. , Vale House, Monkton Combe, Bath.
MARSHALL, Knight (1). Sir Anthony Mar-
shall, Kt. Bach. (1894), first Lord Mayor of Man-
chester, head of the merchant firm of Marshall
and Aston, knighted on opening of Ship Canal :
b. 1825, mar. 1889, 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of Eras.
Beaumont, Esq. Res., Brookdale, Alderley Edge,
Cheshire, nr. Manchester.
MARSHALL, Knight (2). Col. Sir Arthur
Wellington Marshall, Kt. Bach. (1898), a D.L.
for Hunts. (High Sheriff of Cambs. and Hunts.
1890), Hon. Col. retd. of 5th Batt. King's Roy.
Rifle Corps (Mil.) : b. 1841, mar. 1867 Constance,
dau. of Wm. Hy. Desborough, Esq. Res., The
Towers, Buckden, Huntingdon.
MARSHALL, Knight (3). Maj. -Gen. Sir
George Henry Marshall, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901),
late comdg. R.A. 1st Army Corps, served in S.
Africa 1899-1900 and has been Ch. Instr. at Sch.
of Gunnery, ret. 1904 : b. 1843, mar. 1869 Marian,
dau. of the late Thos. Dives, Esq. Club, Nav.
and Mil.
MARSHALL, Knight (4). Sir Horace
Brooks Marshall, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.A., LL D.,
Lieut, of City of London, was Sheriff 1902 ; Head
of the publishg. firm of Horace Marshall and
Son : b. 1865, mar. 1889 Laura, dau. of Geo.
MAR 453
Siggs, Esq. Res., The Chimes, Streathim Com-
mon, S.W.
MARSHALL Knight (5). Sir J. Herbert
Marshall, Kt. Bach. (1905).
MARSHALL, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
M. (Adelaide Laura, dau. of Capt. Edward G.
Howard and gt. niece of 12th D. of Norfolk), mar.
1861 Lt.-Gen. Sir Fredk. Marshall, K.C.M.G. (d.
1900). i?es,,gEatonPL, S.W.— (2) Lady 1/. (Alice,
dau. of the late Chas. G. Young, Esq.), mar. 1877
Sir Jas. Marshall, C.M.G., Ch. Just, of Gold Coast
(d. i83g). Res., Elmina, St. Mary Church, Tor-
quay.
MARSHALL, Hon. Mrs. Erancis, dau. of 1st
En". Basing.
MARSHALL, Lt. Col. George, C.M.G. (igr 1),
V.D., comd. Marshall's Horse in S. Africa i8u -
1900, prev. served in loc. wars 1877-81, and in
Bechuanald. 1895-7: b. 1848. Res., Grahamstown,
Cape Col.
MARSHALL, Hon. Mrs. George, sist. of 8th
Vise. Torrington (not wife of preceding).
MARSHALL, Maj. -Gen. George Erederick
Leycester, CLE. (1893), R.E. retd. (1897), late
Ch. Engr. and Sec. to Punjab Govt., formerly
Und. Sec. to Govt, of India : b. 1843.
MARSHALL, James Brown, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Ch. Constr. B.N. and Dir. of Dockyds.
MARSHALL, Col. John Willoughby Astley,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), late W. Ind. Regt. ; Gambia
1892, Ashanti 1895-6 : b. 1854.
MARSHALL, Col. Thomas Horatio, C.B.
(Civ. 1892), V.D., MA., Hon. Col. 3rd Vol. Batt.
Chesh. Regt., late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. in Mil.
of same : b. 1833. Res., Bryn-y-Coed, Bangor,
Carnarv. ; Hartford Beach, Northwich, Chesh.
MARSHAM, family name of Romne y Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
MARSHAM, Viscount (by courtesy — title U.K.
1801), eld. son and heir of E. of Romney.
MARSTON, Surg.-Gen. Jeffery Allen, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), M.D., M.R.C.P., F.R.C.S., Army
Med. Dept. retd. (1889) ; Egypt 1882. formerly
Chief of Sanit. and Statist. Depts. War Office, wa*
an Hon. Surg, to late Queen: b. 1831. Res., 56
Nevern Sq., Earl's Ct., S.W.
MARTEN, Knight. His Honour Judge Sir
Alfred George Marten, Kt. Bach. (1896), K.C
(1874), M.A., LL.D., late Judge of Berks, and
Bucks. County Cts. (Circuit 37) , has been a memb.
Gen. Counc. of Bar, Treas. of Inner Temple
1893, an M.P. 1874-80 : b. 1829, mar. 1869 Patricia
Barringtm, dau. of the late Capt. Vincent E.
Kennett. Res., 21 Prince of Wales Terr., Kens., W.
MARTIN, Baronet of Lockynge. Sir Richard
Byam Martin, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1791), son of 4th
Bt. (Rear-Adm. Sir Wm. E. Martin, G.C.B.), b.
1841, sue. 1895, mar. 1869 Catherine, dau. of the
late Capt. Knipe. Heir, none. Res., 7 Esplanade,
Plymouth.
MARTIN, Baronet of Overbury. Sir Richard
Biddulph Martin, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1905), M.P. for
Tewkesbury (L.).
MARTIN, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Mary, dau. of Sir Dominic Corrigan, 1st Bt.,
M.D., extinct), mar. 1864 the Rt. Hon. Sir Richd.
Martin, 1st and only Bt. of Cappagh (d. 1901).
Res., 81 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
MARTIN, Knight (1). Sir 'George Clement
Martin, Kt. Bach. (1897), M.V.O. (4th Class
1902), Mus.D. (Lambeth), E.R.C.O. (Organists),
Hon. R.A.M., Organist of St. Paul's, composer
of the ' Te Deum ' sung at the Diamond Jubilee
Service, as well as of many other Church pieces :
b. 1844, mar. 1879 Margaret Neilson, dau. of
454
MAR
Directory of Peerage,
MAS
Thos. M. Cocklram, Esq. lies., 4 Amen Ct., St.
Paul's, E.C.
MARTIN, Knight (2). Col. Sir Richard
Edward Rowley Martin, K.C.B. (Civ. 1898),
K.C.M. G. ( 1 895) .served in Zululand and Bechuana-
land 1883-8 (ret. 1890), and has been Brit. Com-
missi', in Swaziland &c, and Comdt.-Gen. of
Police Eorce of Bechuanald., Matabeleld., and
Mashonald. : b. 1847, mar- l898 Eta Florence,
dau. of the late Maj. Phillipps. lies., Bula-
wayo, Matabd. ; Hemingstone Hall, Coddenham,
Ipswich.
MARTIN, Knight (3). Sir Theodore Martin,
K.OB. (Civ. 1880), K.C.V.O. (1896), LL.D.,
Order of Mercy (a Vice-Pres. of the League),
senior partner in Martin and Leslie, Pariiam.
Agts., author of ' Life of the late Prince Consort,'
&c, Lord Rector of St. Andrews Univ. 1881-4:
b. 1816, widower (having mar. Helen Eaucit, once
an actress of repute). Res., Bryntisilio, Llan-
gollen, Denb. ; 31 Onslow Sq., S.W.
MARTIN, Knight (4). Sir (Thomas) Acquin
Martin, Kt. Bach. (1895), C.E., head of Martin and
Co., contractors, of Cannon St. and Calcutta, and
Agent-Gen. to the Govt, of Afghanistan: b.
1850, mar. 1869 Sarah Anne, dau. of the late Jno.
H. Harrhy, Esq. Ees., 3 Esplanade, Calcutta ;
Silverlands, Eridge, Tunb. Wells ; 57 Albert Gt.
Mansns., S.W.
MARTIN, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Isa-
bella, dau. of the late Wm. Long, Esq.), mar.
1853 Sir Jas. Martin, Ch. Just. N.S. Wales
(d. 1886). Ees., Clarens, Sydney.
MARTIN, Maj.-Gen. Alfred Robert, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), LA., Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-80,
Hazara and other Ind. campaigns 1888-98, now
comdg. Bar >illy Brigade, prev. a D.A.G. Bengal :
b. 1853. lies., Bareilly, BeDgal.
MARTIN, Col. Cunliffe, C.B. (Mil. 1881),
Beng. Cav. Supermini. List; Sonthal Rebelln.
1855, Mutiny, Abyss, (as A.D.C.), and Afghn.
1879-80: b. 1834. lies., Delmar, Montpelier
Terr., Cheltenham.
MARTIN, David, I.S.O. (1905), Sec. to Pub.
Works Dept., Victoria, Aust.
MARTIN, Col. George Blake Napier, C.B.
(Mil. 1889), R.A. retd. (1901) ; Ind. Front. 1871-5,
Fgypt, Soudan 1884-5, Burma : b. 1847. Club,
Jan. IT. S-rv.
MARTIN, George Peter, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
R.N., Nicaragua and Burma, late Dep. Judge
Advoc. of the Fleet and Paym. -in-Chief : b. 1823.
Ees., Highlands, Emsworth, Hants.
MARTIN, Col. Herbert, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Roy. Canadns. retd. (1903) ; S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1857.
MARTIN, James Hamilton, D.S.O. (1891),
R.N. retd. (1901) ; late Insp.-Gen. of Hosps. and
Fleets ; E. Ind. 1872 (against Sulee Pirates), and
in Zululand, Egypt, Soudan, and Witu (1879-90).
MARTIN, Dep. Insp.-Gen. James M'Cardie,
D.S.O. (1897), L.R.C.P., R.N. retd. (1904)
Benin Expedn. : b. 1859.
MARTIN, Joseph Samuel, I.S.O. (1905), Insp.
of Mine^ to Home Office.
MARTIN, Col. Rowland Hill, C.B. (Mil.
1898), C.M.G. (1901), 21st Lancers retd. (1903) ;
Bechuanald., Omdurman, S. Africa 1900 as a
Base Comdt. : b. 1848. lies., Fleetlands, Hants.
( ? post town).
MARTINDALE, Knight. Sir Arthur Henry
Temple Marliuda/e, K. C.S.I. (1904), has been
Polit. Agent for Ouetta and Bhopal, Commissi',
at Ajmir, now Agent to Gov. -Gen. and Resid. for
West States: b. 1854, mar. 1886 Clara, dan. of
the late Wm. Hudleston, Esq., C.S.I. Address,
The Residency, Mt. Abu, Raiputana.
MARTINEAU, George, C.B. (Civ. 1902), Brit.
Assist. Deleg. to Perm. Sugar Commssn. : b. 1835.
i?es\, Gomshall Lodge, nr. Guildford.
MARTON, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 5th Vise.
Ashbrook.
MARTON, Capt. Richard Oliver, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 as D.A.A.G.,
now 1st Assist. Supt. of Experimts., Sch. of
Gunnery: b. 1872 (son of preceding).
MARTYR, Lt.-Col. Cyril Godfrey, D.S.O.
(1896), late Duke of Cornw.'s L.I. ; Egypt, Nile,
Toski, Dongola (as A.A.G.), and Uganda, comd.
a Brigade in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. i860.
MARWICK, Knight. Sir James David Marwiclc,
Kt. Bach. (1888), LL.D., F.R.S.E., has been
Town Clerk of Edinburgh and Glasgow and a
D.L. for Co. of the latter City, is Hon. Sec.
of Scot. Burgh Records Soc. and editor of several
of its publications, including ' Records of the Con-
vention of Royal Burghs of Scotland,' has also
produced various histor. and leg. works of his
own: b. 1826, mar. 1855 Jane, dau. of Jas. B.
Watt, Esq. Bes., 19 Woodside Terr., Glasgow.
MARWOOD, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of 5th
Bn. Lisle.
MARX, Capt. John Locke, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), R.N., Niger and Mombasa Exoedns., a
Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1852. Club, TJ. Serv.
MARZIALS, Knight. Sir Frank Thomas
Marzials, Kt. Bach. (1904), C.B. (Civ. 1902), late
Accountant-Gen. of the Army (office now ex-
tinct) ; in War Office since time of the Crimean
War, a memb. of Roy. Patriotic Fund Corp.,
author of some biographical works : b. 1840, mar.
1885, 2nd wife, Julia Louisa Kington, dau. of
Mai. Benj. K. Finnimore, R.A. lies., 9 Lad-
broke Sq., Notting Hill, W.
MASEFIELD, Col. Robert Taylor, C.B. (Civ.
1897), V.D., 44th Regt. ; China 1861-2, Hon. Col.
(late Lt.-Col. comdg.) 2nd Vol. Batt. Shropsh.
L.I., a D.L. for that Co. : b. 1839. lies., Ellerton
Hall, Newport, Salop.
MASHAM (j>ron. Mahsham), Baron. Samuel
Gunliffe-Lister, 1st Bn. {U.K.), a D.L. for
W. and N. Rids., High Sheriff of Yorks. 1887, is
connected with the Lister Mills, Bradford, late
Col. W. Rid. Rif. Vols. : son of Ellis Cunliffe-
Lister-Kay, Esq., M.P., but has dropped the last
surname ; b. Jan. 1, 1815 ; cr. Bn. 1891 (C.) ; mar.
1854 the late Anne, dau. of Jno. Dearden, Esq.,
(she died 1875). Seats, Swinton Pk., Masham
R.S.O., Yorks. ; Jervaulx Abbey,Bedale, same Co.
Creation. Bn. Masham. U.K. 1891.— The present Peer
is the grandson of Jno. Cunliffe, but his father assumed
the additional name of Lister-Kay as in text.
Issue.
{Cnnlife-Lister.)
Hon. Annie C.-L., b. 1855.
Hon. Samuel- Cunliffe C'.-X.,heir to Barony, b. 1857.
The late Hon. Mary Ewbank, aftds. Hon. Mrs.
Charles Bomitnn, d. 1896, having mar. 1886 Rev.
Chas. Ingram B.
Hon. Ada C.-L., h. 1864.
Hon. Edith C.-L., b. 1866.
Hon. John CunlitFe C.-L., 2nd heir, b. 1867.
Hon. Evelyne C.-L., b. 1869.
MASHAM, William George, I.S.O. (1903),
First Class Clerk at Bd. of Education : b. 1843.
MASHON ALAND, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
William Thomas Gaul, D.D., 1st Bp., formerly
Precentor of Bloemfontein Cathedral, Canon of
Dutoitspan, and Archdn. of Kimberley : b. 1844,
cons. 1895. lies., Church House, Fort Salisbury,
Mashonald. ; Church House, Bulawayo, Rhodesia.
MAS Baronetage,
Knightage, <$cc. . MAS 455
MASON, Knight's Widow. Lady M, (Matilda,
dau. of the late Bobt. H. Sparkes, Esq.), mar.
1887 Sir Geo. Chas. Mason, Kt. Bach. (d. 1904).
Res., Courtlands, Clapham Pk., S.W.
MASON, Alfred John, I.S.O. (1902), Supt.
Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1853.
MASON", Lady Evelyn Margaret, dau. of
26th E. of Crawford.
MASON, Lieut. James Cooper, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Canad. Contgt. in S. Afr. War 1900 : b. 1875.
Res., Toronto.
MASSEBEENE and FEBBABD, Viscount.
Algernon William John Clotworthy (Foster-)
Skeffington, 12th Vise. Massereene and 5th Vise.
Ferrard (Irel.), sits as Bn. Oriel (U.K.) ; D.S.O.
(1900-1), Maj. 17th Lancers, served in S. Africa
1900-2; son of 11th V.; b. Nov. 28, 1873; sue.
1905 (C.) ; mar. sanve year Jean Barbara, dau. of
Jno. S. Ainswortu, Esq., M.P. Seats, Antrim
Castle, Co. Antrim; Oriel Temple, Coilon,
Drogheda.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Massereene and Bn. of Lough-
neagh, 1660 ; Bn. Oriel, 1790 ; Vise. Ferrard, 1797. U.K. :
Bn. Oriel, 1821.— Sir Jno. Clotworthy (Kt.) Was made 1st
Vise. Massereene and was succeeded by his son-in-law
Sir Jno. Skeffington, 5th Bt. The 5th Vise, was made
Earl of Massereene, and that title was held successively
by his three sons. The last of these left only a daughter,
so that on his death the Earldom lapsed, but the titles of
1660 were open to heirs general (a very exceptional con-
dition in the -Irish Peerage) and thus admitted of a
female succeeding ; the daughter accordingly became
Visctss. 9th in line, and her marriage, as stated below,
brought about the union of the two lines. The Ferrard
Viscty. and apparently the Irish Barony of Oriel were
conferred (with remainder to male issue) upon Margaret
Amelia Burgh, who married the Rt. Hon. Jno. Foster,
Speaker of the Irish Parliament for a time, to whom
eventually was awarded the U.K. Barony. Their son
was the 2nd Vise. Ferrard, the Peer just referred to as
having married the 9th Visctss. Massereene, and the issue
of these succeeded his mother as 10th Vise. Massereene and
his father as 3rd Vise. Ferrard. This Peer is summoned in
the latter title only to elections of Irish Representative
Peers, the claim of the Massereene Viscty. having never
had occasion to be put forward. The line" is now that of
Ferrard on the male side, but the 2nd Vise, assumed the
Massereene surname of Skeffington, which is now prac-
tically the only one in use. It will, be observed that
the diverse terms of remain ler have temporarily in-
volved a difference in the heirdom to the two Viscties.
Titled Relatives and Heirs.
(Skeffington.)
Surviving Issue of l\th V. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Norah Florence Margaretta, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Johnston, heiress pres. to Massereene
Viscty., b. 1872, mar. 1897 Rev. Chas. J. Res.,
Kircubbin Vicarage, Co. Down.
(Present Viscount, b. 1873 )
Hon. Ethel Mary Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Richard
Willis, and heiress, b. 1876, mar. 1904 Richd. A. de
Anyers W. Res., Halsnead Pk., Preseot, Lanc3.
Hon. Constance Harriett Georgina, now Hon. Mrs.
Herbert Sykss, b. 1877, mar. 1903 Herb. Rushton
S., Esq.
Hon. Winifred Kathleen Rachael S., b. 1873.
Hon. Violet Florence S. , b. 1879.
Dans, of 10th V. (aunts of present) :
Hon. Olivia Margaretta Mary S., b. 1840.
Hon. Florence Cecilia S., b. 1841.
(The late nth Viscount, b. 1842, d. 1903.)
Hon. Blanche Amelia, now Hon. Lady Ross of
Bladensburg, b. 1844, mar. 1870 her 1st cousin Lt.-
Col. Sir Jno. F. Geo. R. ofB., K.C.B., q.v.
— Daus. -in-law : y
[Hon. Mrs. Hungerford S. (Louisa Muskerry Deane,
dau. of Robt. IX Grady, Esq.), mar., 1st, i863, the
late Hon. Hungerford Henry (d. 1870) ; zndly, A.
Stepney, Esq.— forfeiting her title.]
[Hon. Mrs. Sydney S. (Clementina, dau. of Archib.
Campbell-Dennistoun, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1872, the I
late Hon. Sydney William 5. (d. 1876) ; 2ndly, 1885, |
Col. Jas. Craig— forfeiting her title. Res., Carlton
Hall, Carlton-on-Trent, Notts. ; Pembury Ldg.,
Folkestone.]
Heir pres. to' Ferrard Viscty. (1st cous. once rem.
of present)":
Chichester Arthur S., Esq., grandson of 2nd Vise.
F., b. 1830. 2nd heir, his bro. Charles Clotworthy,
b. i860).
MASSEBEENE and FEBBABD, Viscount's
Widow. Dowager Viscountess M. & F. (Florence
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Maj. Geo. J. Whyte-
Meville), mar. 1870 11th Vise. Massereene and F.
(d. 1905).
MASSEY, family name of the Clarina Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." (strictly Butler-Massey of the
present Bn.'s house : distinct from Mass// below).
MASSIE, Capt. John Hamon', D.S.O. (1902),
B. A., Chitral 1895, and S. Africa 1900-2, now a
Com. of a Co. of Gentn. Cadets at Boy. Mil.
Acad. : b. 1872.
MASSON, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir David Parkes
Masson, Kt. Bach. (1904), CLE. (1898), V.D., an
M.L.C. of Punjab, an Hon. A.D.C. to Viceroy of
India, and Lt.-Col. Corndt. 1st Punjab* Vol.
Bines : b. 1847, mar. 1875 Therese Emilie Louise
Ki ugp.r, of Berlin. Res., Lahore, Punjab.
MASSY, family name of the Barony following.
MASSY, Baron. John Thomas William
Massy, 6th Bn. (Irel.), an Irish Bepres. Peer (el.
1876) ; a D.L. for Leitrim and Limerick, High
Sheriff respectively 1863 and 1873 : son of 4th Bn.
and bro. of 5th; b. Aug. 30, 1835 ; sue. 1874 (C.) ;
mar. 1863 the late Lady Lucy Maria Butler, dau.
of 3rd E. of Carriek (she died 1896). Seats,
Hermitage (Castleconnell B.S.O.) and Massy
Lodge ( Anglesboro' , Mitchelstown B.S.O.) , both
Co. Limerick ; Lareen, Kinlough, Co. Leitrim ;
Killakee, Bathfarnham B.S.O., Co. Dublin.
Creation. Bn. Massy, Irel. 1776.— Hugh Massy, who
for many years had been M.P. for Co. Limerick, received
this Peerage when 76 years of age.
Issue.
(Massy.)
Hon. Hugh Somerset John M., heir to Barony, for-
merly Lieut. Pr. of Wales's Leinster Mil.: b. 1864,
mar, 1886 Ellen Ida Constance, dau. of the late
Chas. W. Wise, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Massy). Res.,
Ardfinan House, Cahir, Co. Tipperarj\ (2nd heir,
his son Hugh Hamon Charles George, r>. 1894.)
Hon. Lucy Matilda Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Guinness, b. 1865, mar. 1889 Maj. Chas. Davis O.,
R.A.
Hon. Matilda Isabella, now Hon. Mrs. Spencer
Vansittart, b. 1837, mar. 1389 Spencer Chas. V., Esq.
Res. Coolbawn House, Castleconnell R.S.O., Co.
Limerick.
MASSY, Baron's . Widow. The Lady M.
(Isabella, dau. of Geo. M. Nisbett, Esq.) , mar. 1855
5th Bn. Massy (d. 1874). Res., 43 Oueensborough
Terr., Bayswater, W.
MASSY. Col. Harry Stanley, C.B. (Mil.
1903), I. A., Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-80, Burma
and other Ind. campaigns i885-g3, now an A. A. G.
in India : b. 1855. .
MASSY, Lt.-Gen. William Godfrey Dunham.
C. B. (Mil. 1887), LL.D., retd. (1898), now CoL 5th
Lancers ; Crimea, Afghn. 1879-80, &c, has been
A.A.G. in Bengal and comd. troops in Ceylon, a
D. L. and C.C. forTipperary (High Sheriff 1899) :
b. 1838. Res., Grantstown Hall, Tipperary.
MASTEB, Col. William Chester, C.B. (Mil.
1858), Nthumb. Fus. retd. (1867) : Mutiny and
Oudh, now Col. 28th Foot ; was a Gent, at Arms
to Queen Victoria: b. 1821. Res., Hampton Pk.
House, Leominster.
MASTEBS, Col. Alexander, C.B. (Mil. 1904),
LA. Supermini. List, Afghn. 1879-80, N. W.
456 MAT
Front. 1897-8, late Comdt. Centr. lad. Horse and
Polit. Agent at Malwa, now A.Q.M.G. Punjab:
b. 1848. Club, E. Ind. IT. Serv.
MATCH AM, Capt. William Eyre, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Wilts. Regt. ; S. Africa 1901 : b. 1835.
MATHER, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Herbert Mather,
D.D., late 5th Bp. of Antigua, formerly Princ. of
Carmarthen Training Coll. and Dean of Inver-
ness : b. 1840, mar. 1872, cons. 1897, res- 19°4-
MATHER, Knight. Sir William Math'r, Kt.
Bach. (1902) M.I.C.E., late an M.P., is a Gov. of
Owens Coll. and Victoria Univ., Chmn. of the
Salford Iron Works, &c, was on the Cmttee. of
1901 on Reorg. of War Office : b. 1838, mar. 1863
Emma, dau. of Thomas Watson, Esq., of High-
bury, lies., Wood Hill, Prestwich, Lanes.
MATHESON, Baronet. Sir Kenneth James
Matheson, 2nd Bt. [IT.K. 1882), a D.L. forRoss-sh.:
son of 1st Bt., b. 1854, sue. i835. Heir pres., his
half-bro. AlexanderPerceval If., Senator of the
Fed.Counc. of Australia (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son Ian Kenneth, b. 1893). Seats, Duncraig Castle,
Plockton R.S.O., Ross-sh. ; Gledfield House, Ard-
gay, same Co. ; town res., 15 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
MATHESON, Hon. Mrs. Percy, dau. of 1st
Bn. Aberdare.
MATHEW, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir James Charles Mathew, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1901), Kt. Bach. (1881), LL.D., a Lord Justice
of Appeal, prev. a Judge of the King's Bench
Div. High Court, Chmn. of the late Irish Evicted
Tenants Commssn., is a memb. of Counc. of Leg.
Educn. : b. 1830, mar. 1861 Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Rev. Edwin Biron. Res., 46 Queen's Gt.
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. ; chamb., 358 Ray. Cts. of
Justice. W.C.
MATHEW, Lt.-Col. Charles Massy, D.S.O.
(1898), Durham L.I. ; Soudan 1885-6, Ashanti
1895-6, Dongola, Nile 1898, now an Ordn. Olfr.
2nd class : b. 1866.
MATHEW, George Felton, OLE. (1882),
formerly Manag. of Nizam's State Rail, and Gen.
Man. Burma State Rails. : b. 1846.
MATHEWS, Henry Montagu, OLE. (1887),
formerly Ch. Engr. and Manager of Irrawaddy
State Railway, in Ind. Pub. Works Dept. 1868-87.
MATHIAS, Col. Henry Harding, OB. (Mil.
1896), Gord. Highldrs. ; Nile and Chitral Expe-
dns., Tirah 1897-8, late comdg. 75th Regtl. Dist.,
an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1850. Club, Constit.
MATHIAS, Maj. Hugh Broderick, D.S.O.
(1898), R.A.M.C., Nile (Atbara and Khartoum),
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1863.
MATHIEU,Rev.OLiviERELzBAR,C.M.G.(i90i),
Doct. of Philos. and Theol., Prof, of Philos. and
Princ. of Laval Univ., Quebec : b. 1853.
MATTENCLOIT, Baroness Richard von., dau.
of nth Vise. Taaffe.
MATTHEWS, family name of Llandaff
Viscounty. No titled relative.
MATTHEWS, Col. Frank Broadwood, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Lane. Regt. ; Zululd. 1879 and S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1857.
MATTHEWS, Col. Iles, OB. (Mil. 1900-1),
F.R.C.V.S., F.R G.S., Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-
1902, now Princ. Vet. Offr. in India : b. 1854.
Res., Simla.
MATTHEWS, Thomas Vincent, LS O. (1903),
Ch. Clerk in Receive;-Gen.'s Office, Bahamas.
MATTHEWS, Lt.-Col. William, C.M.G.(i90i),
M.I.C.E. (on Counc), Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff
Corps, in the firm of Coode, Son, and Matthews,
MAIT
Consg. Engr. for Hai-bour Works in the Colonies :
b. 1844. Res., 8 Cedars Rd., Clapham Common,
S.W.
MATTHEY, Col. Edward, OB. (Civ. 1902),
V.D., late Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 1st City
of London Rif. Vols., now Hon. Col. 4th Batt.
of same: b. 1836. Res., 31 a Weymouth St.,
Portland PL, W.; 60 Martello, Pevensey Bay,
Hastings.
MATTHIAS, Lieut. George Montague,
D.S.O. (1902), Imper. Light Horse in S. Africa
1902 : b. 1865 Res., Florida, Johannesburg.
MATURIN, Lieut. Reginald George, D.S.O.
(1902), R.A., S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1877.
MAUCHLINE, Baron TARRINZEAN and
(Scot. 1633), a title of the Loudoun Earldom.
MAUD. Capt. Charles CarUs, D.S.O. (1905),
Somerset L.I. ; Nth. Nig3ria 1903-4 : b. 1875.
MAUD, Capt. Philip, C.M.G. (1903), R.E.,
Surveying Expedn. in N.E. Africa, prev. Ind.
N.W. Frontier (1897-8) : b. 1870.
MAUDE, family name of Hawarden Viscounty
(late Da Montalt Earldom), q.v. for "Ladies"
and Hon. Robert, see also follg.
MAUDE, Hon. Mrs. Charles (Henry), dau.
of 2nd Bn. Sudeley.
MAUDE, Col. Frederic Natusch, OB. (Civ.
1905), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Hants. R.E. Vols.,
formerly Capt. R.E.
MAUDE, Maj. Frederick Stanley, C.M.G.
(1901), D.S.O. (1900-1), Coldstrm. Gds. ; Suakin
1885 and S. Africa 1900-1, late Mil. Sec. to Gov.-
Gen. of Canada, now an Assist. Priv. Sec. to See.
for War: b. 1804 (gt. grandson of 1st Vise.
Hawarden) .
MAUNSELL, Knight. Gen. Sir Frederick
Richard Maunsell, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), LA.
Col. 1st Sappers and Miners, formerly R.E.,
served in Punjab, Mutiny (Sieges of Delhi and
Lucknow), Oudh, and Afghanistan: b. 1828,
widower. Res., 32 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
MAUNSELL,Lt.-Col.FRANCisRiciiARD,C.M.G.
(1904), R.A., late Mil. Attache to Emb. at Con-
stantinople, prev. Vice-Cons, in Asia Minor : b.
1861.
MAUNSELL, Maj. -Gen. Thomas, OB. (Mil.
1875), formerly 28th Regt. (ret. 1861) ; Punjab,
Crimea, and Mutiny 1858-9, : b. 1822. Res.,
Burghclere, Hants., nr. Newbury; Ballywilliam,
Rathkeale R.S.O., Co. Limerick.
MAUNSELL, Surg.-Gen. Thomas, OB. (Mil.
1896), L.R.OP.L, A.M.S., Burma 1886-7, Chitral
Relief 1895, late Ch. Med. Officer at Malta, ret.
1899 : b. 1839. Address, Union Club, Malta.
MAUNY TALVANDE, Comtesse de, dau. of
4th E. of Strafford.
MAURICE, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir ( John)
Frederick Maurice, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), R.A.
retd. (1903), now Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Roy.
W. Surrey Regt., and 3rd Kent Vol. Garr. Artill.;
served in Ashanti 1873-4, S. Africa, Egypt, and
Soudan, has been Prof, of Mil. Art at Staff Coll.
and produced several military works, late comdg.
Woolwich District, appd. Official Historian of
the S. African War: b. 1841, mar. 1869 Anne
Frances, dau. of the late R. A. FitzGerald, Esq.
Res., gGwendwr Rd., W. Kens., W.
MAURICE, Capt. David Blake, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Berks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1866.
MAURICE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Lilford.
MAURITIUS, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Francis
Ambrose Gregory, D.D., 7th Bp., was 26 years in
Directory of Peerage,
MAX Baronetage, Knightage, &c. MAY 457
Madagascar as S.P.G. Missnry., aftds. Chapl. of
St. John's, Mentone : ord. 1873, cons. 1904,
widower. Res., Bishop's Ct., Moka, Mauritius.
MAXIM, Knight. Sir Hiram Stevens Maxim,
Kt. Bach. (1901), a mechanical and electrical
engineer, memb. of the firm, of Vickers, Sons, and
Maxim, of Victoria St., inventor of the famous
machine-gun bearing his name: b. 1840 (in
U.S.A.), mar. i83i Sarah, dau. of Chas. Haynes,
Esq. , of Boston. Res. , Thurlow Pk. , 377 Norwood
Hi., W. Norwood, S.E.
MAXSE, Knight's Widow. LADYitf. (Augusta
Catinka, dau. of the late Herr von Kudloff, of
Austria), mar. 18^9 Lt.-Col. Sir Henry F. Maxse,
K.C.M.G., Gov. of Newfoundland (d. 1883). Res.,
Richmond Gdns., Bournemouth.
MAXSE, Ernest George Berkeley, C.M.G.
(1899), F.R.G.S., Brit. Cons, in Reunion, late in
Samoa, and has been Commissi', of Police at
Pretoria and held posts at Algiers, Piraeus, in
W. Pacific, and at Bilbao ; a co-heir to Berkeley
Barony : b. 1863. Res., Brit. Cons., Reunion.
MAXSE, Col. Frederick Ivor, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), D.S.O. (1898), commg. 2nd Batt.
Coldstrm. Gds. ; Nile 1897, Soudan 1898-9, S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1862 (1st cousin of preceding,
and a co-heir to same Brny.) , mar. 1899 the follow-
ing. Res., 2 Gloucester St., Portmm Sq., W.
MAXSE, Hon. Mrs. Ivor, wife of preceding
and dau. of 2nd Bn. Leconfield.
MAXWELL, family name of Farnham Barony.
Index to that line as well as to that of Herries,
" Constable-Maxwell " (all " Honourables ") :
Bernard, h. Gwendaline, h. Richard, Mrs. f.
Denis Crichton, f. Henry Edwd. f. Stella Frances, f.
Kdwd. S. Jno. f. Joseph, h. Teresa, h.
Eleanor Mary, h. Marcia, h. Walter, h.
Emily Josphn. h. Mary Agnes, h. Zoe Emm 1, f.
MAXWELL, Baronet of Cardoness. Sir
William Francis Maxwell, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1804),
a D.L. for Kirkcudbtsh. : son of 3rd Bt., b.
1844, suc- 1886, mar. 1884 Jessidora, dau. of the
late Jno. A. Macrae, Esq., LL.D. Heir, his son
William Francis John (b. 1885; no 2nd heir).
Seat, Cardoness, Gatehouse R.S.O., Kirkcudbtsh.
MAXWELL, Baronet of Monreith— see "Max-
well, P.C." For J3ts. of Pollok and Springkell
see compds. below.
MAXWELL, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
of Calderwood (Jane, dau. of Frank Baird, Esq..),
mar., 1st, 1880, Sir Wm. Maxwell, 10th Bt. (d.
1885, when the Baronetcy became absorbed in the
Farnham Peerage) ; 2ndly, 1887, Geo. Leader
Owen, Esq.— retaining title. Res., Withybush,
Haverfordwest, Pemb. ; Glenowen, Cheltenham.
MAXWELL, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir John
Grenfell Maxwell, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), C.V.O.
(1903), C.M.G. (1902), D.S.O. (1886), served in
Egypt, Soudan 1884-9, Nile 1885 and 1897-8, and
Dongola, comd. 14th Brigade in S. Africa 1900-2,
and was aftds. Mil. Gov. of Pretoria, prev. Gov.
of Omdurman, now Staff Offr. to Insp.-Gen. of
the Forces : b. 1859, mar. 1892 Louise Selina , dau.
of Chas. W. Bonynge, Esq. Res., 40 Half Moon
St.,W.
MAXWELL, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady M.
(Anna, dau. of Capt. Jno. T. Quill), mar. i860
Sir Patk. Maxwell (d. 1897). Res., Tristram
Lodge, Sutton, Dublin; 37 Nth. Gt. George's
St., Dublin.— (2) Lady M. (Lilias Grant, dau. of
Rev. J. Aberigh-Mackay, D.D.), mar. 1870 Sir
William Edwd. Maxwell, K.C.M.G., Gov. of the
Gold Coast Col. (d. 1897). Res., Boscombe,
Bournemouth.
MAXWELL, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of
Monreith. Rt. Hon. Sir Herbert EiTSTace Maxwell,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897), 7th Bt. {Scot. 1681), LL.D.,
F.R.S., M.P. for Wigtownsh. (C), Lord Lieut, of
that Co., formerly a Lord of the Treas. and
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. in Roy. Scots Fus. (Mil.),
is Pres. Soc. Antiq. of Scotld. : son of 6th Bt., b.
1845, suc. 1877, mar. 1869 Mary, dau. of Hy.
Fletcher Campbell, Esq. Heir, his son Capt.
Aymer Edward M. (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
1st cous. once rem. Alexander Charles, b. 18—).
Seat, Monreith, Whauphill R.S.O., Wigtownsh.;
town res., 49 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
MAXWELL, Capt. David Lockhart, D.S.O.
(1902), Imper. Light Horse in S. Africa 1902: b.
1872. Res., Guildford.
MAXWELL, Maj. Francis Aylmer, D.S.O.
(1898), U(£ (1900), I.A., Waziristan 1895, Chitral
Relief, Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1900-2, was A.D.C.
to Com.-in-Ch. in India : b. 1871.
MAXWELL, Lt.-Col. Henry St. Patrick,
C.S.I. (1892), LA. Supernum. List; four Ind.
Expedns. 1874 to 1891, now Dep. Commissr.
Assam and Polit. Agent and Supt. Manipur : b.
1850. Res., Manipur, N.E. India.
MAXWELL, Richard Ponsonby, C.B. (Civ.
1 903)1 B.A., a Sen. Clerk in the For. Office, was
Sec. to Brit. Plenipots. at Hague Peace Conf. :
b. 1853. Res., 3 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
MAXWELL, Col. Ronald Charles, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), R.E., Afghn. 1873-80 and S. Africa 1899-
1902, now A.A.G. for R.E. at Headqrs. : b. 1852.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
MAXWELL (CONSTABLE-), family name of
Herrtes Barony (see Index under "Maxwell").
MAXWELL (HERON-), Baronet. Sir John
Robert Heron-Maxwell, 7th Bt. of Springkell
{Scot. 1683), a D.L. for Dumfriessh. and a memb.
of Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly Capt. 15th
Hussars, is head in the male line of the Max-
wells of Pollok, an! Chief of the Clydesdale
Maxwells: son of 6th Bt., b. 1836, suc. 1885,
widower. Heir, his son Ivor Walter (b. 1871 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Robert Charles, b. 1848). Res.,
9 Wilbraham PI., Sloane St., S.W.
MAXWELL (STIRLING-), Baronet. Sir
John Maxwell Stirling - Maxwell, 10th Bt.
of Pollok {Scot. 1682 and Gt. Br. 1707), B.A.,
M.P. for College Div. of Glasgow (C), a D.L.
for Cos. Renfrew and Inverness and for Co. of
City of Glasgow, a Scottish Univ. Commissr.,
Hon. Col. 3rd Lanarks. Rifle Vols. : son of 9th
Bt. (Sir William Stirling-Maxwell, K.T., M.P.),
b. 1866, suo. 1878, mar. 1901 Ann Christian, dau.
of Rt. Hon. Sir Herb. E. Maxwell, M.P. Heir
pres., his bro. Archibald Stirling (b. 1867;
2nd heir, a remote cousin, William James
Crawfurd-Stirling-Stuart, b. 1854). Seat, Pollok
House, Pollokshaws, Glasgow.
*#* This is a Baronetcy which on its 2nd creation was
made heritable through female descent, in virtue of
which remainder the 9th Bt. succeeded his maternal
uncle. The sifter of Sir Jno. Maxwell, 8th Bfc., and
daughter of the 7th, married Archibd. Stirling ; their son
on succession thus came to assume the compound name.
A Sir Jno. Maxwell distinguished himself at Chevy
Chase by capturing the brother of the notable
" Hotspur."
MAXWELL-LYTE, see " Lyte (M.-)"
MAY, Knight. Vice-Adm. Sir William Henry
May, K.C.V.O. (1904), served with Arctic Exped.
1875-6, on China Station 1888-90 and carried out
the annexing of Christmas Isld, comd. Nav.
Force in London at Diamond Jubilee, was Nav.
Attache for Europe 1891-3, is a Lord of the
Admiralty and now comdg. Atlantic Fleet, was a
458 MAY
Directory of Peerage,
MEA
Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1849, mar. 1878 Kin-
barra Swene, dau. of the late W. J. Marrow, E^q.
MAY, Col. Edward Sinclair, C.M.G. (1901),
R.A., 8. Africa 1899-1901, now Asst. Dir. of
Mil. training at Headqrs. : b. 1855. Club, Nav.
and Mil.
MAY, Francis Henry, C.M.G. (1895), B.A.,
Colon. See. and M.L.C. Hong Kong, formerly
Capt. Supt. of Police in same Colony : b. i85o.
Address, Ligoneil, The Peak, Hong Kong.
MAY, Capt. John Cyril, D.S.O. (1903-1), E.
Surrey Eegt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1874.
MAY, Maj. Thomas James, C.M.G. (1901),
Diamond Fds. Artill.; Beehuanald. 1834-5, Mata-
beleld. 1897, Boer War 1899-1901: b. 1864. Bes.,
Kimberley.
MAY, Col. William Allan, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
B. A.M.C., S. Africa 1900-2 as a Princ. Med. Olfr.,
now holds same post in Egypt: b. 1850. Res.,
Cairo.
MA.YCOCK, Willoughby, C.M.G. (1905), Supt.
of Treaty Dept., For. Office.
MAYNARD Viscounty (Gt. Br. 1765, extinct
1865)— see " Rosslyn, Earl's Widow," that lady
having had for her 1st husb. a son of 3rd and last
Vise, and her daus. by him are the Ctss. of War-
wick and Lady Algernon Gordon-Lennox.
MAYNARD, Capt. Charles Claekson Martin,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Devon Regt.; Burma 1891-2, N.W.
Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Brig. Maj. 7th Inf. Brig. : b. 1870.
MAYNE, Capt. Charles Robert Graham,
D. S.O. (1902), Highld. L.I. ; Ashanti and S.
Nigeria 1900-2 : b. 1874.
MAYNE, Col. George Nisbet, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
York and Lane. Regt. ; Afghn. 1877-80, Burma
1835-8, Chitral Relief, N.W. Front. 1897-8, and S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1854 (bro. of preceding and
following). Club, Caledonian.
MAYNE, Col. Richard Charles Graham,
C. B. (Mil. i8g8),I.A.retd. (1905) ; Afghn. 1879-80,
Egypt, Zhob "Valley, Mekran 1898, China 1900,
A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1852. Club, Grosvenor.
MAYO, Earl of. Dermot Robert Wyndham
Bourke (pron. Bark), 7th Earl {Irel.), an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1890), K.P. (1904), P.C. {Irel.
1900), a D.L. for Kildare, formerly Cornet 10th
Hussars and Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 6th E. ; b.
July 2, 1851; sue. 1872 (C.) ; mar. 1885 Geraldine
Sarah, dau. of Hon. Gerald H. Brabazon Pon-
sonby, son of 4th E. of Bessborough. Seats, Pal-
merstown, Straffan R.S.O., Co. Kildare ; Hayes,
Navan, Co. Meath ; town res., 3 Stratford PI., Ox-
ford St., W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Naas, 1776 ; Vise. Mayo, 1731 ;
E. of Mayo, 1783. "Lord Naas' is the courtesy-title
adopted for an eld. son.— The Rt. Hon. John Bourke,
M.P. for Naas, obtained these titles in succession. The
3rd Earl was Archbp. of Tuam, the 4th was a P.C. and
G.C.H., whilst the 6th was the distinguished statesman,
Viceroy of India, who was assassinated in 1872 when on a
tour in the Andaman Islands.
Titled Relatives.
(Bourke.)
Surviving issue of 6th E. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1851.)
Hon. Algernon Henri B., heir pres. to Earldom,
formerly in Stock Exchange: b. 1854, mar. 1887
Guendo'len, dau. of the late Hans S. Stanley, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Algernon B. ; re?., 75 Gloucester PI.,
Portman Sq., \V.)
Lady Eva Constance Aline, now Lady E. Wyndham-
(Juin,b. 1858, mar. 1385 CoL Windtiam Hy. W.-Q.,
C.B., M.P., heir pres. to the Earldom of Dun-
raven, q.v.
Lady Florence Blanche Madeline 5., b. 1861. .
Hon. Terence Theobald B., and heir, Brit. Vice-Cons,
at Bizerta, Tunis : b. 1865, mar. 1896 Eveline Con-
stance, dau. of the late Col. Thos. W. Haines (Hon.
Mrs. Terence B). Res., Brit. Vice-Consulate,
Bizerta, Tunis; 51 St. George's Rd., S.W.
Issue of $th E. (uncles of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1822, assassinated 1872.)
Hon. Edward Roden B., a memb. of Lond. Stock
Exchange, formerly Maj. Inniskilling Drgns., Mil.
Sec. to Viceroy of India, and Postmr.-Gen. of
Madras : b. 1835, mar. 1871 Emma Mary Augusta,
dau. of Lt.-Gen. Geo. C. Hatch, C.S.I. (Hon. Mrs.
Edward B. ). #?s. , 8 Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Henry Lorton i?. , B. A. , a memb. of Lond. Stock
Exchange, a D.L. for Miudx.. formerly in Bucks.
Yeomanry : b. 1840, mar. 1876 Constance Una
Elizabeth, dau. of Gustavus W. Lambart, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Henry B.). Res. Hayes, Beauparc, Slane
R.S.O.,Co. Meath; 37 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
— Daus.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. George B. (Mary Henrietta, dau. of Dr.
Longley, Abp. of Canterbury), mar. 1853 the lite
Rev. the Hon. George Wingfield Ik, an Hon.
Chapl. to H.M. (d. 1303). Res., Green Royd, Cam-
berley, Surrey.
Lady Albreda Mary B., nie Wentworth-Fitzwilliam,
dau. of 6th Earl Fit'.william.b. 1855, mar. 1895 the
late Hon. Charles Fowler B., C.B. (d. 1899). Res.,
Roseborough, Naas, Co. Kildare.
MAYO, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of M., V.A., C.I., nee Hon. Blanche Julia Wynd-
ham, dau. of 1st Bn. Leconfield, b. 1826, mar.
1848 6th E. of Mayo, Viceroy of India (assassinated
1872) ; was an Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to
Oueen Victoria 1874-1901. Bes., 10 Manchester
Sq., W.
MEADE, family name of Clanwilliam Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
MEADE, Bishop— see " Cork."
MEADE, Knight's Widow. Lady 31. (Emily
Salter, dau. of Lt.-Col. Malcolm), mar. 1853 Gen.
Sir Richd. J. Meade, K. C.S.I, (d. 1894). Bes.,
19 Stafford Terr., Kens., W.
MEADE, Lt.-Col. Malcolm John, CLE. (1900),
LA., late Polit. Re^id. in Pers. Gulf and Consul-
Gen, at Bushire, has been Supt. of Rewa State :
b. 1854.
MEARES, Capt. Aubrey, D.S.O. (1902), R.E.,
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
MEARES, George, C.M.G. (1882), M.L.C.
Victoria, twice Mayor of Melbourne, a Dir. of
Commerc. Bk. there : b. 1825. Bes., Grosvenor
House, Sth. Yarra, Melbourne.
MEASOM, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Charlotte, dau. of Geo. Simpson, Esq.), mar.
1867, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo. S. Measom, Chmn.,
Trustee, &c., of Roy. Soc. for Prev. of Cruelty
to Animals (d. 1901). Bes., St. Margaret's Lodge,
E. Twickenham.
MEATH, Bishop of. Most Rev. James Ben-
nett Keene, D.D., 94th Bp., late Canon of
St. Patrick's and Head Master of Navan Coll.,
Exam. Chapl. to his predecessor, appd. Sec. to Bd.
of Education 1890: b. 1849, cons. 1897. Res.,
Bishopscourt, Navan, Co. Meath. Designated
" Most Rev." (alone of Irish Protestant Bishops,
though it is the usual form with Rom. Cafh.
Bps. of Ireld.).
MEATH, Earl of. Reginald Brabazon,
12th Earl {Irel.), sits as Bn. Chaworth {U.K.);
K.P. (1903), P.C. {Irel. 1887), Chancellor of Roy.
University of Ireld., Lieut, of Co. and City
of Dublin, a D.L. for Wickiow, Hon. Col. 5th
Batt. Roy. Dublin Fus. (Mil.), Kt. of Justice
St. John Jerus., late a 2nd S3C. in Diplora.
Serv. : son of 11th E. ; b. July 31, 1841; sue.
1887 {L.U.); mar. 1868 Lady Mary Jane Mait-
land, dau. of 11th E. of Lauderdale. Seats &e.,
MEC
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. MEL 459
Kilruddery, Bray, Co. Wicklow; The Coppice,
Rathdrum, same Co. ; Ottermead, Ottershaw,
Chertsey, Surrey; toivn res., 83 Lancaster Gt., W.
Creations. Irel. : Ld. Brabazon, Bn. of Ardee, 1616 ;
E. of Meath, 1627. U.K. : Bn. Chaworth, 1831. " Ld.
Ardee " is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.— Sir Edwd.
Brabazon (Kt.), M.P. for Co. Wicklow and High Sheriff
of Staffordshire, was made Bn. of Ardee, his son and
successor obtaining the Earldom. The 4th Earl had
command of a regiment at the Boyne and was wounded
in the attack upon Limerick. The 10th obtained the
U.K. Barony.
Titlkd Relatives.
(Brabazon.)
Issue of present (12th) E. :
Lord Ardee, heir to Earldom : Reginald Le Normand
B., Capt. 2nd Batt. Gren. (ids., served in S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1869.
Hon. Arthur Lauderdale Le Normand B., 2nd heir,
lace Capt. in Roy. Dub. Fusiliers (Mil.): b. 1872.
Hon. Claud Maitland Patrick B., Lieut. Irish
Gds., late R.A., served in S. Africa 1902: b. 1874.
Lady Mary Florencs, now Lady M. Bolt, b. 1877,
nrir. 1904. Harold E. Sherwin H., Esq.. Res.,
Ogbeare Hall, Cornwall, nr. Holsworthy.
Hon. Erneat AVilliam Maitland Molyneux B., 2nd
Lieut. Coldstream Gds. , b. 1884.
Lady Violet Constance Maitland B., b. 1886.
Issue of nth E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1841.)
Lady Kathleen Harriot B., b. 1851. Res., 40 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
MECKLENBURG— see Royal Family.
MEDLYCOTT, Baronet. Sir Mervyn Brad-
ford Mcdlycott, 5th Bfc. {U.K. 1808), Rear-Adm.
retd., served in Baltic and Black Sea 1855: son
of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1837, sue. 1902.
Heir pres., his bro. Rev. Hubert James M.,
(b. 1841 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Hubert Mervyn,
b. 1874) . Seat, Ven House, Milborne Port, Somer-
set, nr. Sherborne.
MEDLYCOTT, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Mary Emma, dau. of Sir Jno. W. B. Mansel, 9th
Bt.), mar. 1869 Sir Edwd. B. Medlycott, 4th
Bt. (d. 1902). lies., Little Yen, Milborne Port, &c.
MEDWAY, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. M.
U.K. 1892), eld. son and heir of E. of Cranbrook.
MEERS, James Black ader, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
See. to Bd. of Inld. Rev.: b. 1850. Res., it
Arundel Gdns., Nottg. Hill, W.
MEHTA— see "Merwanji."
MEIKLE JOHN, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Wil-
liam Hope Meiklejohn, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), C.M.G.
(1887), LA. retd. (1904), served in numerous cam-
paigns in India and Afghanistan 1868 to 1898, and
in Egypt 1882, late comdg. a 1st class Dist. in India:
b. 1845, mar. 1893 Maud Louisa, dau. of Rear-Adm.
Hy. H. Beamish, C.B.
MEIKLE JOHN, Capt. Ronald Forbes, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Warwicks. Regt. ; Nile 1898 and
S. Africa 1899-1900, now Staff Capt. at Naval
Base, Cape Col. : b. 1876.
MELANESIA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Cecil
Wilson, M.A., Missnry. Bp. : b. i860, cons.
1894, mar. 1899, was Curate of Portsea, Hants.,
1886-91 , and Yicar of Moordown, same Co., 1891-4.
Mes., Norfolk Isld., via Sydney.
MELBOURNE, Archbishop of. Most Rev.
Henry- Lowther Clarke, D.D., 4th Bp. and 1st
Abp., late an Hon. Canon of Wakefield and Yic.
of Huddersfield, prev. holding clerical appointmts.
in Hull, York, and Dewsbury : b. 1850, mar.
1876, cons. 1902. Res., Bishop's Ct., Melbourne,
Victoria .
*#* This newly created Province includes the Dioceses
of Melbourne, Ballarat, Bendigo, Gipp3land, and Wan-
garatta.
MELDRUM, Baron (U.K. 1815), Imper. title
of M. of Huntly.
MELFORT, Countess of, de jure. Marie
Louise Susan Edith Grace Drummond, 7th in
line of Earldom (Scot.), but adopting style of
"Lady Edith Drummond" onby, is however
Cointesse de Lussan and Baronne de Valrose
(France) : dau. of 14th E. of Perth and 6th of Mel-
fort ; b. April 29, 1854 ; sue. 1902 on death of her
father, when the two Earldoms divided ; unmrrd.
Res., The Cottage, Kew.
Creations. Scot. : Vise. Melfort and Ld. Drummond
of Gilstoun, 1685 ; E. of Melfort, Vise. Forth, and Ld.
Drummond of Riccartoun, Castlemaine, and Galstoun,
i633, the previous creation of 1686 having been sur-
rendered to the Crown and now re-conferred (at least
the Earldom and Viscty., the Lordships are doubtful).
France : Oomte de Lussan and Bn. de Valrose, by mrrge.
1707.— These titles were all conferred upon John, 2nd
son of the 3rd Earl of Perth, but being open to heirs
whatsoever whilst this last title descends only to males,
the two Earldoms are for the present separated. James
II. when in exile conferred upon the Earl the title of Duke
of Melfort, and his son subsequently gave that of Duke
of Perth to his brother the 4th Earl. Both these honours
were of course worthless as to recognition in this coun-
try, but Louis XIV. in 1701 made genuine French Peer-
ages of them both, and on the Continent we are informel
thatevenJames'screations were accepted. This Dukedom
of Perth expired iti 1760; and the Melfort Dukedom,
which was limited to heirs male of the body of the 1st
Duke, has now also lapsed. A question exists as to the
surrender mentioned above, and on this account Lady
Edith is disinclined to assume or even contend for the
title of Countess.
Heir Presumptive.
Francis Maurice Drummond Drummond, Esq.,
barrister-at-law, a 1st cousin, son of late Earl's sister
Lady Lucy Clementina Davies : b. 1839, assumed
name of Drummond 1865, mar. 1883 Florence Amelia
Louisa, dau. of Hon. Adolphus F. C. M. Capell (bro.
of 6th E. of Essex) and widow of Fras. M. Reade,
Esq. Res., 20 Marine Sq., Brighton. (Heiress
2nd in order, Marie, Bnss. Durand de Fontmagne,
descended in 5th generation from 1st E. of Melfort.)
MELGUND, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1813), elder son and heir of E. of Minto.—
The closely similar but extinct title Vise. Melgum
was bestowed (Scot. 1627) on Sir Jno. Gordon,
son of 6th E. of Huntly, who died unmrrd.
(burned to death in Frendraught Tower) three
years later.
MELITUS, Paul Gregory, CLE. (1894),
Judge and Commissi-, of Assam, late Dep. Home
Sec. to Ind. Govt.: b. 1858. Res., Shillong, Assam.
MELLISS, Knight. Col. Sir Howard Melliss,
K. C.S.I. (1S97), LA. Supernum. List, served in
Abyssinia 1867-8, Afghanistan, Egypt, and
Burma ; late Insp.-Gen. Imper. Serv. Troops : b.
1847, mar. 1878 Mary Edith, dau. of the late Maj.-
Gen. Conran. Res., Queen's Mansns., 58 Victoria
St., S.W.
MELLOR, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. John
William Mellor, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886), K.C. (1875),
M.A., late an M.P., a D.L. and Dep. Chmn. Q.S.
for Somerset, has been Judge- Advocate-Gen. and
Chmn. of Committees to H. of Commons, and
was on Roy. Commssns. upon Tweed and Solway
Fisheries and London Water Supply : b. 1835,
widower. Res., Culmhead, Pitminster, Taunton ;
68 St. George's Sq., S.W. ; chambs., 2 Dr. John-
son's Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
MELLOR, John Paget, C.B. (Civ. 1905).
MELLOR, Hon. Mrs. Shaw, dau. of 1st Bn.
Alverstone.
MELROSE, James, C.B. (Civ. 1904), R.N.,
Insp. of Machinery at Portsmth., was Sanit.
Commissr. at Gibraltar in cholera epidemic 1884 :
b. 1841. Res., 8 Ashburton Rd., Southsea.
MELVILL, Hon. Lady, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Ribblesdale (q.v.) and wife of Sir Wm. H. Melvill.
460 MEL
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MELVILL, Knight. Sir "William Henry
Melvill, Kt. Bach. (i833), M.A., formerly a Jun.
Counsel to the Crown and Solic. to Bd. of Inld.
R-iv. : b. 1827, mar. 1862 the above Hon. Lady Mel-
vill. Ben., Daledene, Eastbourne.
MELVILL, Philip Sandys, C.S.I. (1876),
formerly Res. and Agent to Gov. Gen. at Baroda,
in I.C.S. 1845-82 : b. 1827. Bee., 72 Philbeach
Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
MELVILLE, Baron (Scot. 1616), and Earl of
( 1 630) - -see " Le ven and M. ' '
MELVILLE, Knight. Sir George Melville,
K.C.M.G.(i90o), late Admin, of St. Lucia, Pres. of
Antigua, and Colon. Sec. Leeward Is., hasadmind.
Govt, in those islds. and in Brit. Honduras, Falk-
land Is., and Bahamas, also held posts in Sierra
Leone and Brit. Guiana : b. 184.2, mar. 1863 Marie
Elise Louise, dau. of the late Capt. FitzLanders.
MELVILLE, Viscount. Charles Saunders
Dundas, 6th Vise. (U.K.), I.S.O. (1902), Brit.
Cons. -Gen. for Norway, prev. twelve years at
Hamburg : bro. of 5th V. and son of the late
Rev. Hon. Chas. Dundas ; b. June 27, 1843 ; sue.
1904 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1872, Grace Selina Marian
(d. 1890), dau. of the late Wm. Scully, Esq., of
Rio; 2ndly, 1891, Mary, dau. of the late Geo.
Hamilton, Esq., M.D. Seats, Melville Castle,
Lasswade, Midlothian ; Cotterstock Hall, Oundle,
N'thants. ; offic. res., Brit. Consulate-Gen., Chris-
tiania.
Creation. Vise. Melville and Bn. Duneira, U.K. 1802.
—Henry Dundas, Lord President of the Court of
Session, Lord Advocate of Scotland, and the holder of
some high positions in Mr. Pitt's Government, was raised
to the Peerage by these titles. The 2nd Vise, a K.T.
and F.R.S., was General of the Royal Archers of Scot-
land, and the 3rd, a G.C.B., was a General in the Army
and Governor of Edinburgh Castle.
Titled Relatives.
(Dundas.)
Issue 0/ present (6th) V. :
Hon. Henry Charles Clement I)., heir to Viscounty,
Vic-Cons, at Galatz, Roumania, prev. for Germ.
E. Africa : b. 1373, mar. 1899 Agnes Mary Florence,
dau. of the late Henry Brouncker, E&q. Res.,
Brit. Vice-Consulate, Galatz.
Hon. Selina Louisa Grace, now Hon. Mrs. Richard
Harington, b. 1874, mar. 1899 Hon. Richd. If.,
a Puisne Judge of Calcutta, son and heir of Sir
Richd. Harington, nth Bt. Ras., 7 Middleton St.,
Calcutta.
Hon. Hilda Guilhermina, now Hon. Mrs. Ingham
WhitaJcer, b. 1877, mar. 1903 W. Ingham IP., Esq.
Res., Pylewell Pk., Lymington, Hants.
Hon. Cospatrick Philip Brooke I)., znd heir, b. 1879.
Hon. Richard Serle 1), b. 1880.
Hon. Kenneth Robert D., b. 1882.
Hon. Charles Cecil Farquharson D., b. 1834.
Issue of yh V. (nieces of present) :
Hon. Maisie Violet Annabella D., b. 1892.
Hon. Montagu Lilias Nina D., b. 1893.
Survivinq bro. and sists. of 5th V. (granted rank
of Vises.' children 1886) :
(The late 5th Viscount, b. 1835, d. 1904.)
Hon. Laui-a Mary D., b. 1841.
(Present Viscount, b. 1843.)
Hon. Blanche Cecil Jane D , b. 1846.
Hon. Alice Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Joshua Jebb, b.
1847, mar. 1870 the late Capt. Josh. Gladwyn J.
(d. 1901). Res., Askham Bryan, York.
Hon. William W alter I)., formerly Lieut. 5th Drgn.
Gds., b. 1847 (twin with preceding).
MELVILLE, Viscount's Widow. Violet,
Viscountess M., nee Hon. Violet Marie Louise
Cochrane-Baillie, dau. of 1st Bn. Lamington,
mar. 1891 5th Vise. Melville (d. 1904). Res.,
Cotterstock Hall, Oundle, N'thants.
MELVILLE, William, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1903), late Supt. of Metrop. Police, Crim. Investi-
gation Dept. accompd. Queen Victoria and pre-
sent King on several continental tours, also several
Roval visitors to Engld. : b. 1850. Res., Kenmare,
16 Lydon Rd., Clapham, S.W.
MELVILLE (LESLIE-) , family name of Leven
and Melville Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and
"Hons.," see also follg.
MELVILLE (LESLIE-), Hon. Mrs. Alex-
ander, dau. of 6th Vise. Midleton.
MENDIP, Baron (Gt. Br. 1794), Imper. title of
Vise. Clifden.
MENSDORFF-POUILLY — see Roy. Family.
MENTETH (STUART-), Baronet. Sir James
Stuart-Menteth, 3rd Bt. (U.K. J838), a naturalised
American : nephew of 2nd Bt. and son of the late
Capt. Thos. L. Stuart-Menteath (name so spelt
by him) ; b. 1841, sue. 1870, mar. 1872 Helen Ger-
trude, dau. of Darwin Fay, Esq., of New York.
Heir pres., his 1st cousin Charles Granville S.-M.
(b. 1828; 2nd heir, another 1st cousin, James
Frederick S.-M, b. 1846). Res., Canandaigua,
New York.
MENZIES, Baronet. Sir Neil James Menzies,
8th Bt. (Scot. 1 665) ,4ate Capt. Scots Gds., served at
Suakin 1885 : son of 7th Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1903,
mar. 1905 Susan Harriet, dau. of Sir Jas. Grant-
Suttie, 6th Bt. Heir pres., his uncle Capt.
Fletcher Norton 31., (b. 1819; no 2nd heir).
Seats, Castle Menzies (Aberfeldy), Rannoch Lodge
(Rannoch Station), and Foss House (Pitlochry),
all in Perthsh ; town res., 119A Mount Street, W.
MENZIES, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Annie
Perceval, dau. of Jno. A. Drought, Esq.), mar.
1879, as 3rd wife, Sir Wm. Jno. Menzies, Kt.
Bach., W. S. (d. 1905). Res., Canaan House and
123 George St., Edinburgh.
MENZIES, Hon. Mrs. John, sist. of 17th Bn.
Saltoun.
MERCER, Bishop— see " Tasmania."
MERCER, Col. Harvey Frederic, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), R.A., Afghn. 1880, Burma 1886-7,
Hazara 1888, N.W. Front. 1897, and S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1858. Club, U. Service.
MERCER, William Hepworth,C.M.G. (1902),
barrister-at-law, a Crown Agent for the Colonies
and Joint Editor of the Colon. Office List, was Sec.
to Pacific Cable Cmttee. and Assist. Priv. Sec. to
two Colon. Sees. Res., 4 Whitehall Gdns., S.W. ;
33 Dryden Chambers, 119 Oxford St., W.
MEREDITH, Knight (1). Sir James Creed
Meredith, Kt. Bach. (1899) , LL.D. , barrister-at-law,
Joint Sec. of Roy. Univ. of Ireld, and an Hon.
Sec. of Gen. Synod Ir. Church, Dep. Gd. Master
of Freemasons of Ireland: b. 1842, mar. 1871,
3rd wife, Nellie Graves, dau. of Rev. Richd. G.
Meredith. Res., Cloneevin, 83 Pembroke Rd.,
Dublin.
MEREDITH, Knight (2). Sir William Ralph
Meredith, Kt. Bach. (1896), LL.D., Ch. Justice of
Common Pleas, Ontario, and Chanc. of Toronto
Univ., prev. M.L.A. and a Q..C. (Canada) : b. 1840,
mar. 1862 Mary, dau. of Marcus Holmes, Esq.
Res., Toronto.
MEREDITH, George, 0. M. (1905), well-
known novelist : b. 1828. Res., Flint Cott.,Boxhill.
MEREDYTH, Baron (U.K. 1866), Imper. title
of Bn. Athlumney.
MEREDYTH, Baronet of Carlanstown. Sir
Henry Bayly Meredyth, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1795),
formerly Lieut. 4th Brig. N. Irish Div. R.A.
(Mil.): grandson of 4th Bt. and son of the late
Henry W. Meredyth, Esq. ; b. 1863, sue. 1889,
mar. 1897, 2nd wife (1st divorced), Mildred
Beatrice, dau. of Edmd. B. Liebert, Esq. Heir,
none. Club, Carlton.
MER
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MEREDYTH, Baronetcy of Greenhills. This title
(Irel. 1660) is now pronounced extinct, no proof being
available of the marriage of a former ancestor of the
claimant, who in consequence has promptly withdrawn.
MEBEDYTH, Baronet's Widow. Agnes, Lady
M. of Greenhills (Agnes Margaret Naylor, dau. of
the late Eev. Pierce W. Drew), mar. 1861 Sir
Edwd. H. J. Meredyth, 10th Bt., a Mil. Kt. of
Windsor (d. 1904).
MEBEWETHEB, Edward Marsh, C.V.O.
(1903), C.M.G. (1902), 1st Lt.-Gov. (appd. 1902)
and Chief Sec. to Govt, of Malta, late in Straits
Settmts. and Malacca: b. 1858. Res., Palazzo
Britto, Valetta.
MEEK, William BudolphHenry, C.S.I. (1887),
LL.D., Ch. Commissi', of Andaman and Nicobar
Is., prev. a Commissr. in Punjab, entered B.C.S.
1875: b. 1852. Club, E.Ind. TJ.Serv.
MEBBICK, Capt. George Charleton, D.S.O.
(1905), B.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8, Nth. Nigeria
1903-4 : b. 1872.
MEEBIMAN, Gen. Charles James, C.S.I.
(1878), Persia 1856-7, has been Sec. to Bombay
Govt, in Works Dept. and an Additl. M.L.C. :
b. 1831 . Res. , Bipley House, Castle Avenue, Dover.
MEBBIMAN, Maj. Eeginald Gordon, D.S.O.
(1892), B.A., W. Coast Africa 1892, late D.A.A.G.
for Becruiting at Woolwich and Headqrs. : b.
i856.
MEEBIMAN, Col. William, CLE. (1890), B.E.
retd. (1893) ; Transvaal 1881, has been in charge
of Western India defences : b. 1838. JRes., 1 Cref-
field, Colchester.
MEBTON, Viscount {by courtesy— titlo, Vise.
M. of Trafalgar, U.K. 1805), elder surviving son
and heir of Earl Nelson.
MEEWANJI MEHTA. Phirozeshah Sir,
K.C.I.E. (1904), an M.L.C. of Bombay and an
Additl. M.L.C. of the Viceroy. Res., Bombay.
METAXA, Count. Andrea Bushout North-
wick Prescod Metaxa, 8th Ct. (Conte— Venice
1691), son of 7th Ct., b. 1844, sue. i875> mar. 1871
the late Louisa Elizabeth (d. 1896), dau. of Thos.
White, Esq., of Yalding. Seat, Corfu; res., Suther-
land House, Grove Pk., Chiswick.
Note.— The children of sons take the title Count or
Countess and transmit the former to after descendants ;
but a Countess's title is for life only.
Counts and Countesses.
(Metaxil.)
Issue of present Ct. :
The late Ct. Andrea Francis Albert Cochrane M.
("Count Albert M."), b. 1874, d. 1903, having mar.
1900 as below. Issue :
Ct. Andrea Dudley Richard M., heir to Count-
ship, b. 1902. (2nd heir, bis gt. uncle Ct. Frede-
rick Cosmeto M.)
Ctss. Thelma Alberta Louise Evelyne M., b. 1903.
Ctss. Louisa Evelyne Selina Win ton Northwick M. ,
b. 187-, mar. 1905 Cecil de C. Pelham-Clay, Esq
retaining title.
— D au. -in-law :
Ctss. Albert M. (Ruth, dau. of the late Hy. Anketell-
Jones, Esq.), mar. 1900 the above lateCt. Andrea F.
Albert Cochrane M. (d. 1903). Res., Rosenheim,
Boscombe, Bournemouth.
Surviving ifsue of prev. Ct. (bro. andsist. of present) :
(Present Count, b. 1844.)
Ct. Frederick Cosmeto M., Vice-Adm. R.N. retd.,
late Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1847, mar. 1877 Blanche
Priscilla, dau. of the late Capt. liobt. Harris, R.N.
Res., Brentry, Lansdowne, Weymouth. Has a son,
Ct. Frederick Robt. Wm., Lieut. Roy. Scots Fus.,
served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1878.
[Ctss. Richard M. (Maude Alexandrina, by 2nd mrrge.
Mrs. Fredk. Steuart), mar., 1st, 1877. *ne late Ct.
Kichd. Bethell P. Warniingham M. (d. 1888). J Sur-
viving dau., Ctss. Ida M., b. 1879.
Ctss. Elizabeth Selina Gwyiine Machine M., mar.
1863 Crawshay Bailey, Esq. Res. v, Irark PL, Cardiff.
METCALFE, Baronet. Sir Charles Herbert
Theophilus Metcalfe, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1802), M.A.,
M.I.C.E., now engaged in Bhodesia: son of 5th
Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1883. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
Theophilus John Massie M. (b. 1866; 2nd heir,
latter's bro. Francis Brian Theophilus, b. 1874/
Res., Winkworth Hall, Hascombe, Godalming ;
28 Victoria St.. S.W.
METCALFE, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Katherine, dau. of the late Jas. W. H. Demp-
ster, Esq.), mar. 1876, as 2nd wife, Sir Theoph.
J. D. Metcalfe, 5th Bt. (d. 1883). Res., Dunni-
chen, Forfar ; 17 Stratton St., W.
METCALFE, Brig.-Gen. Charles Theophilus
Evelyn, C.B. (Mil. 1902), Bif. Brigade; Burma
1886-7, Tochi 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Col. on Staff comdg. Forces at Mauritius as Brig.-
Gen. : b. 1856. Res., Port Louis, Mauritius.
METCALFE, Edward, I.S.O. (1903), Contr.
of Industries for Gen. Prisons Bd. Ireld. : b.
1859. Res., 39 Pembroke Bd., Dublin.
METHEL, Baron ELCHO and {Scot. 1633)—
see " Wemyss, E. of."
METHLIC &c. Baron {Scot. 1682) —see
"Aberdeen, E. of."
METHUEN, family name of the follg. Barony.
METHUEN, Baron. Paul Sanford Methuen,
3rdBn. {U.K.), G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1900),
K.C.V.O. (1897), C.M.G. (1886); Gen. comdg.-in-
Ch . Eastn . commd . , comd . 1 st Di v . in S . Af rica 1 899-
1902, is a memb. of Boy. Patriotic Fund Corp.,
served in Ashanti 1873-4, Egypt, Bechuanald., and
N.W. Front. 1897, and has been D.A.G. at the
Cape (1888-go), Mil. Sec. in Ireland, and Attache
at Berlin, is Col. of Scots. Gds., Hon. Col. 3rd
Batt. (Mil.) and 2nd Vol. Batt. Wilts. Begt. : son
of 2nd Bn. ; b. Sept. 1, 1845; sue. 1891 {L. U.) ;
mar., 1st, 1878, the late Evelyn, dau. of Sir
F. H. Hervey-Bathurst, 3rd Bt. (she died 1879) 5
2ndly, 1884, Mary Ethel, dau. of the late Wm. A.
Sanford, Esq. Seat, Corsham Ct., Corsham B.S.O.,
Wilts.; town res., 81 Harley St., W.— See also
next art.
Creation. Bn. Methuen (of Corsham), U.K. 1838.—
Paul Methuen, many years M.P. for Wiltshire, was
created 1st Bn. The 2nd Peer was an A.D.C. and Lord
in Waiting to the late Queen.
Titled Relatives.
{Methuen.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn.:
Hon. Paul Ayshford if., heir to Barony, 2nd Lieut.
Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1886.
Hon. Ethel Christian M., b. 1889.
Hon. Anthony Paul M., 2nd heir, b. 1891.
Hon. Ellen Seymour if., b. 1893.
Hon. Laurence Paul M., b. 1898.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 184s.)
Hon. Georgiana Horatia Sanford M., b. 1846.
Hon. Jane Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Richd.
Stapletnn-Cotton, b. 1847, mar. 1870 Col. Hon.
Richard Southwell George S.-C, son of 2nd Vise.
Combermere and heir pies, to the title, q.v.
Hon. Florence Geraldine Marion M., b. 1850.
Hon. Frederick George Paul M., b. 1851.
Dau.-in-law of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1818, d. 1891.)
Hon. Mrs. St. John M. (Anne, dau. of the late Rev.
Wm. T. Sergison), mar. 1854 the late Hon. St. John
George Paul M. (d. 1899). Res., Clevelands, Guild-
ford.
METHUEN (of Torbolton), Baron {Scot. 1675)
— see " Bichmond, D. of," also preceding art.
METJX, Baronet's Widow. Lady 31. (Valerie
Susie, dau. of Chas. Langdon. Esq.), mar. 1878 Sir
Henry Bruce Meux, 3rd and last Bt. (d. 1900).
Res., Theobald's Pk., Heits., nr. Waltham Cross;
462 MEW * Director?/
Dauntsey House, Chippenham, Wilts. ; Sheen
House, Mortlake, S.W. ; 41 Park Ln., W. ;
Chateau de Sucy, France.
MEWAR (or Me y war) — see " Udaipur."
MEXBOROUGH, Earl of. John Horace
Savile, 5th E. {Irel), M.A., a D.L. for W.
Rid. Yorks., High Sheriff of Co. 1877, formerly
Lieut. 1st W. Yorks. Yeom. : son of 4th E. ; b.
June 17, 1843; sue. 1899 ; mar. 1867 the late
Venetia Stanley, dau. of Sir Rowland S. Errington,
nth Bt. of Hooton (she died 1900) . Sent, Methley
Pk., Leeds; town res., 6 Wellington Ct., Albert
Gt., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Pollington, 1753 ; B. of Mex-
borough (said to have been orig. Earl Mexborough of
Liffoid) and Vise. Pollington, 1766.— Sir Jno. Savile, Kt.
of the Bath, was awarded these Irish Peerages.
Titled Relatives.
(Savile.)
Sole issue of present (5th) E. :
A deceased dau., b. & d. 1882.
Issue o /4th E. (half-bros. and half-sists. of present) :
(By 1ST MERGE.
Present Earl, h. 1843.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Mary Louisa, now Lady M. Harris, h. 1864, mar.
1898 Walter B. //.,Esq. Res., The Hermitage, Kings-
ton-on-Thames; 1 a Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
Lady Anne, now Prss. Ludwig zu Lowenstein-
Wertheim (q.v.), b. 1866, mar. 1397, wid. 1899.
Hon. Jobn Henry S., heir pres. to Earldom, a D.L.
for W. Rid., formerly Lieut, and Life Gds. : b. 1868,
mar. 1905 Hon. Margaret Eva de Burgh Knatchbull-
Nuaessen, dau. of 2nd Bn. Brabourne (Hon. Mrs.
Jno. Henry S.). Res., Stockwell Hall, Billericafc
R.S.O., Essex; Arden Hall, Hawnby, Helmsley
R.S.O., Yorks.
Hon. George , 2nd heir, f omierly Lieut. Yorks. Mil. :
b. 187 1. Res., Ditton Lodge, Thames Litton,
Surrey.
Daus. -in-law of 3rd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1810, d. 1899.)
[Hon. Mrs. Charles (Paulina Mary Ann, dau. of Maj.
Wm. J. King), mar., 1st, 1864, the late Hon. Chas.
StuartS. (d. 1870) ; 2ndly, 1871, Wallace J. Harding,
Esq.— forfeiting her title.]
Hon. Mrs. Arthur nee Hon. Lucy Georgina
Neville, dau. of 3rd Bn. Braybrooke, b. 1828, mar.
1852 the late Rev. the Hon. Arthur S. (d. 1870). R>s.,
Heydon House, Royston, Herts, (with 5th Bn. B.).
MEYER, William Stevenson, CLE. (1901),
B. A., Financ. Sec. to Ind. Govt., entered Rev.
Dept. in Madras 1881, is Editor of ' Imper. Gazet-
teer for India ' : b. i860. Res., Simla.
MEYER- WATSON, Baron de. Adolth M.- W.
1st Bn. (Freiherr— Saxony 1897). Res., 1 Cadogan
Gdns., S.W. — His relative Ludwig, Bn. Meyer,
resides at Dresden, the title having been conferred
upon the two in recognition of the immificence of
their late grandfather Johann Meyer towards that
city.
MEYNELL, Hon. Frederick, son of 1st Vise.
Halifax (assumed name) .
MEYRICK, James Joseph, C.B. (Mil. 1882),
F.R.C.V.S., Insp.-Vet.-Surg. retd. (1889), served
in Canada 1862-7, under Ind. Govt. 1872-4 and
1877-80, and in Egypt 1882: b. 1834. Res., Lily-
brook, Budloigh Salterton, S. Devon.
MEYRICK (CHARLTON-), Baronet. Sir
Thomas Oharlton-3Iei/rick, 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1880),
C. B. (Civ. 1897), a D.L. for Pembrokesh. (High
Sheriff 1877), Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Coi. comdg.) 3rd
Batt. Shropsh. L.I. (Mil.), an M. P. 1868-74 : son of
the late St. John C. Charlton, Esq., b. 1837,
assumed additl. name of Meyrick 1858, mar. i860
Mary Rhoda, dau. of Lt.-Col. Richd. F. Hill,
bro. of 2nd Vise. Hill. Heir, his son Lt.-Col.
Frederick G.-M., C.B. (see below ; 2nd heir,
ratter's son Thomas Frederick, b. 1899). Seats,
of Peerage, MID
Bush, and Bargeston House, both Pembroke ;
Apley Castle, Wellington, Salop.
MEYRICK (CHARLTON-), Col. Frederick,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), B.A., Lt.-Col. and Hon.
Col. Pembroke Imper. Yeom., formerly Maj. 15th
Hussars ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1862, heir to above
Btcy. Club, Nav. and Mil.
MEYRICK (TAPPS-GERVIS-) , Baronet. Sir
George Augustus Eliott Tapps-Gervis-Mei/rick,
4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1791), a D.L. for Anglesea,
High Sheriff of Hants. 1900-1, formerly Lieut.
2nd Stafford Mil. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1855, sue.
1896, mar. 18S4 Jacintha, dau. of the late Chas. P.
Phipps, Esq., M.P. Heir, his son George Llewel-
lyn (b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, next son, Richard Owen,
b. 1892). Seats, Hinton Admiral and East Close
House, Christchurch, Hants. ; Beech House, Ring-
wood, same Co. ; Bodorgan R.S.O., Anglesea.
ME Y WAR— see " Udaipur."
MICALLEF, Ricardo, C.M.G. (1902), Comp-
troller of Charitable Institutions in the Island of
Malta and an M.E.C. : b. 1846. Res, 146 Strada
Britannica, Valetta.
MICHAEL, Gen. James, C.S.I. (1876), LA.
Supernum. List, formerly Assist. Engr. and organ-
iser of Madras Forest Conservancy, also Sec. to
Madr. Govt, in Mil. Dept. and was Commissi', for
several Internat. Exhibns., a Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus. : b. 1828. Res., Bangor Lodge, Ascot.
MICHELL, Knight. Sir Lewis Loyd Michell,
Kt. Bach. (1902), late a Min. without portfolio of
the Cape, Chmn. of De Beers Consold. Mines
and a Dir. of Brit. S. Afr. Co., late Gen. Manag.
of Stand. Bk. S. Africa : b. 1842, mar. 1870 Maiia
Agnes, dau. of Edwd. Philpott, Esq.
MICHELL, Lady Frances Elizabeth, dau. of
4th E. of Dartmouth.
MICH2LL, John, I.S.O. (1903), Brit. Cons.-
Gen. at St. Petersburg : b. 1836.
MICHIE, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Mary,
dau. of the late Jno. Richardson, Esq., M.D.),
mar. 1840 Hon. Sir Archibald Michie, K.C.M.G.,
Q,.C, formerlv Attorn. -Gen. and Min. of Justice
in Victoria (d. 1899). Res., 158 Alma Rd., St.
Kilda, Melbourne.
MICHIE, John, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1903),
Factor to H.M. at Balmoral: b. 1853.
MICKLEM, Maj. Henry Andrew, D.S.O.
(1898), R.E., Nile (Khartoum) 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1902 as a Rail. Staff Offr. : b. 1872.
MIDDLETON, Baron. Digby Wentworth
Bayard Willoughby, 9th Bn. (Gt. Br.) and a Bt.,
V.D., a D.L. for Notts, and Ross-sh., a C.C. for
E. Rid., and Hon. Col. 1st Yorks. Vol. Artill.,
formerly Capt. Scots Gds. : son of 8th Bn. (de-
scendant of a younger son of 1st) ; b. Aug. 24,
1844; sue. 1877 (C); mar. 1869 Eliza Maria, dau.
of Sir Alex. P. Gordon-Cumming, 3rd Bt. Seats,
Wollaton Hall, Nottingham; Middleton Hall,
Tamworth ; Birdsall House and Settrington House,
York ; Applecross R.S.O., Ross-shire.
Creations. A Bt. Ena. 1677 ; Bn. Middleton, Gt. Br.
1711.— Sir Thos. Willoughby, 2nd Bt., an m.P. in six
different Parliaments, was the 1st Bn. Middleton.
Titled Relatives.
(Willoughby.)
Surviving issue of '8th Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 1841.)
Hon. Henrietta Alexandrina Matilda, now Hon.
Lady Thorold, b. 1845, mar. 1869 Sir Jno. Hy. T. , 12th
Bt., q.v.
Hem. Godfrey Ernest Percival W., heir pres. to
Barony, Capt. 9th Lancers retired, formerly Mid-
shipman R.N. : b. 1847, mar. 1881 Ida Eleanora
MID
Baronetage^ Knigh
MIL
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Constance, dau. of the late Geo. W. H. Ross, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Ernest If.). Res., The Green, Bromp-
ton R.S.O., Yorks. (2nd heir, his son Henry E*nest
Digby Hugh, Sub-Lieut. R. N . , b. 1882. )
Hon. Leopold Vincent Harold. IF, M.A., b. 1851.
Res., The Wood House, Epping, Essex.
Hon. Hylda Maria Madeline, now Hon. Mrs. William
Garforth, b. 1855, mar. 1882 Wm, Hy. G., Esq. Res.,
Swinton Grange, Malton, Yorks.
Hon. Lettice Hermione Violet, now Hon. Mrs.
AVilliam Gordon- Gumming, b. 1858, mar. 189c, as
2nd wife, Col. Wm. Gordon Cr.-C.,sonof Sir Wm.
Gordon G.-C., 2nd Bt., uncle of present Bnss.
Res., Forres House, Torres, Elginsh.
Hon. Tatton Lane Pox IF, late Lieut. Yorks. Yeom.,
b. i860, mar. 1898 Esther Ann, dau. of Sir Chas. W.
Strickland, 8fch Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Tatton IF). Res.,
Hildenley Home Farm, Malton, Yorks.
Hon. Claude Henry Comaraich IF., Lt.-Col. comdg.
9th Lancers, served in S. Africa 1899-1900, aftds.
MM. Sec. to Earl of Hopetoun in Australia: b.
1862, mar. 1904 Sibyl Louise, dau. of Chas. J.
Murray, Esq., M.P. Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Alexander Hugh IF, formerly Capt. 3rd Batt.
Yorks. Regt. (Mil.), b. 1863, mar. 1889 Mary Selina
Honoria, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. Hon. Jas.
Bosville-Macdonald, C.B., son of 2nd Bn. Mac-
donald (Hon. Mrs. Alexander IF). Res., Hunting-
ton, York.
Bro. and sist. of 8th Bn. (uncle and aunt of pre-
sent; granted rank of Bn.'s children 1857) :
Hon. Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Richard Machell, b.
1823, mar. 1850 the late Rev. Richd. Beverley M.,
Canon of York (d. 1898). Res., Twickenham, The
Park, Cheltenham ; 13 St. Mary's, York.
Rev. the Hon. Percival George IF., M.A., formerly
Rect. of Durweston, Dorset : b. 1827 widower. Res.,
6 Egerton Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
MIDDLETON, Baronet. Sir Arthur Edward
Middleton, 7th Bt. {Eng. 1662), B.A., an M.P.
1874-80, High Sheriff of Northumbd. 1884:
son of the late Chas. A.Monck, Esq., and grand-
son of 6th Bt. (Sir Chas. M. L. Monck, whose
surname he exchanged for the older family name
in 1876) ; b. 1838, sue. 1867, widower (mar. 1871
the late Lady Constance Amherst, d. 1879, dau.
of 2nd Earl Amherst). Heir, his son Charles
Arthur (b. 1873 ; 2nd heir, next son, Hugh
Jeffery, Lieut. R.N., b. 1879). Seat, Belsay Castle,
Newcastle-on-Tyne .
MIDDLETON", Col. Erancis Beckford, D.S.O.
(1887), LA. retd. (1888) ; Afghn. 1878-80, ent.
Madr. Nat. Inf. 1856 : b. 1838.
MIDDLETON, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
1st Bn. Howard of Grlossop.
MIDGELLY, Capt. S., D.S.O. (igo2), Pieters-
burg Lt. Horse ; S. Africa 1902.
MIDLETON, Viscount. William Brodrick,
8th Vise. (Irel.), sits as Bn. Brodrick (Gt. Br.);
M.A., barrister-at-law, Lord Lieut, of Surrey,
late High Steward of Kingston, an M.P. 1868-70 :
son of 7th V.; b. Jan. 6, 1830; sue. 1870 (O.) ;
mar. 1853 the late Hon. Augusta Mary F re-
mantle (d. 1903), dau. of 1st Bn. Cottesloe. Seats,
Peper Harow, Godalming, Surrey ; Cahirmone
and The Grange, Midleton, Co. Cork; town res.,
18 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Brodrick, 1715 ; Vise Midleton,
1717. Gt. Br. : Bn. Brodrick, 1796.— The Irish Barony
and Viscty. were conferred upon Alan Brodrick, who
had been Speaker in the Commons, Chief Justice of the
King's Bench, and Lord High Chancellor— all Irish
appointments. The 4th Vise, was made Bn. Brodrick of
Gt. Britain.
Titled Relatives.
[Brodrick.)
Issue of present (8th) V. :
Hon. Augusta Louisa, now Hon. Lady Peek (q.v.,
Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1854, mar. 1884 the late Sir Cuthbt.
Edgar P., 2nd Bt. (d. 1901).
The deceased Evelyn Harriet B. , b. 1855, d. 1856.
Rt. Hon. William St. John Fremantle B., heir to
Viscounty, b. 1856— see "Brodrick, Priv.- Counc."
(2nd heir, his son George St. John, b. 1888.)
Hon. Helen Anna, now Hon. Mrs. Archibald Camp-
bell, b. 1858, mar. 1885 the Rt. Rev. Archib. Ean
C, now Bp. of Glasgow, q.v.
Hon. Edith Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Philip Lyttelton-
Gell, b. i860, mar. 1889 Philip L.-G\,Esq. Res.,
Hopton Hall, Wirksworth, Derbysh.
Hon. Albinia Lucy B., b. 1861.
Hon. Laurence Alan B., B.A., b. 1864, mar 1896, as
2nd husb., Anne Gwendolyn, dau. of Hugh R.
Hughes, Esq., and widow of Ma.i.-Gen. Edwd. W. L.
Wynne (Hon. Mrs. Laurence B.). Res., Coed C6ch,
Abergele R.S.O.. Denbighsh. ; 7 Cadogan Gdns.,
Hon. Arthur Grenville B., Capt and Hon. Maj. 2nd
Vol. Batt. Roy. W. Surrey Regt., b. 1868. Res., 18
Eaton Sq., S.W.
Hon. Marian Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. Beethom
Whitehead, b. 1869, mar. 1896 Jas. Beethom IF., Esq.
Res., Brit. Emb., Berlin.
Surviving, issue of Jth V. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1830.)
Hon. Harriet B., b. 1834. Res., Ely House, Richmond
Hill, Surrey.
Rev. the Hon. Alan B., M.A., Hon. Canon of Win-
chester and Master of St. Cross Hosp. in that city :
b. 1840, mar. 1867 Emily Hester, (Hon. Mrs. Alani?.),
dau. of the late Philip Melvill, 'Esq., and grand-
dau. of Sir Jas. Cosmo Melvill, K.C.B. Res.,
Master's Lodge, St. Cross Hosp., Winchester.
Dau. of 6th V. (and 1st cousin of present ; 6th and
7th were bros.) :
Hon. Albinia Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Alexander
Leslie-Melville, b. 1831, mar. 1858 Alex. Saml. L.-M.,
Esq., grandson of 9th E. of Leven and M. Res.,
Branston Hall, Lincoln.
MIDWINTEE, Capt. Edward Colpoys,
D.S.O. (1898), R.E., Nile 1897-8: b. 1872.
MIEVILLE, Knight. Sir Walter Frederick
Mieville, K.C.M.G. (1898), F.R.G.S., in Diplom.
Serv. 1874-83, Pres. Egyptn. Marit. Bd. of Health
1884-97 an(i has represented Egypt at two Inter-
nat. Sanit. Conferences : b. 1855, mar. 1882
Theodora Johanna, dau. of the late H. F. Taylor,
Esq. Bes., 68 Wilbury Road, Hove, Brighton.
MILBANK. Baronet. Sir Powlett Charles
John Milbank, 2nd Bt. of Well and Hart ( U.K.
1882), Lord Lieut, (late M.P.) for Radnorsh.
and a D.L. f or N. Bid. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1852,
sue. 1898, mar. 1875 Edith Mary, dau. of Sir Richd.
Green-Price, 1st Bt. Heir, his son Frederick
Richard Powlett (b. 1881 ; no 2nd heir).
Seats, Norton Manor, Norton R.S.O., Badnorsh.;
Barningham Pk., Yorks., nr. Barnard Castle.
MILBANK, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady M. (Alexina Harriet, dau. of Sir Alex. Don,
6th Bt., line now Don-Wauchope) , mar. 1844 Sir
Eredk. A. Milbank, 1st Bt. (d. 1898). Res.,
Barningham Pk., as above.
MILBANKE, family name of Loyelace Earl-
dom, q.v. for Lady Ada Mary.
MILBANKE, Baronet. Sir John Peniston
Milbanke, 10th Bt. of Halnaby (Eng. 1661),
(1900), Maj. 10th Hussars, served in S. Africa
1899-1901 as A.D.C. to Maj. -Gen. (Sir John)
French: son of 9th Bt., b. 1872, sue. 1899, mar.
1900 Amelia, dau. of Lt.-Col. Hon. Chas. E.
Crichton, son of 3rd E. of Erne. Heir, his son
John Peniston Charles (b. igo2 ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Mark Richard, b. 1875) . Seat, Eartham
House, Chichester. (Lady 31., 4 Halkin PI., W.
Halkin St., S.W.)
*** The preceding Baronetcy of Milbank is a branch
of the present family, but has adopted a different
spelling.
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MILBANKE, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Elizabeth Margaret, dau. of the late Hon. Bichd.
Denman, son of 1st Bn. Denman), mar. 1870 Sir
Peniston Milbanke, 9th Bt. (d. 1899). Res., 44
St. George's Ed., S.W.— For widow of 8th Bt.
see "Huskisson (Milbanke-)."
MILDMAY (ST.- JOHN-), Baronet. Sir
Henry Paulet St.-John-Mildmay, 6th Bt. (Gt.
Br. 1772), formerly Major Gren. Gds., served
in Egypt 1882, and at Suakin 1885 : son of 5th
Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1902. Heir pres., his bro.
Gerald Anthony Shaw-Lefevre-St.-John-Mild-
may (b. i860 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son Anthony, b.
1894) . Seat , Dogmersfield Pk. , Winchfield, Hants.
MILDMAY (ST. -JOHN-), Hon. Mrs. Wynd-
h am, dau. of 8th Vise. Boyne.
MILES, Baronet. Sir Henry Eobert
William Miles, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1859), late Lieut.
5th Fusiliers : son of 1st Bt. and uncle of 3rd,
b. 1843, sue. 1898, mar. 1882 Mary, dau. of Fredk.
Neame, Esq. Heir, his son Charles William
(b. 1883 ; 2nd heir, next son, William Henry,
b. 1888). Seat, Abbots Leigh, Clifton, Bristol.
MILES, Baronets' Widows. (1) Frances,
Lady M. (Frances Elizabeth, dau. of Sir David
Roche, 1st Bt.), mar. 1848 Sir Philip J. Miles,
2nd Bt. (d. 1888). Res., St. Ives Cottage,
Maidenhead, Berks.— (2) Minnie, Lady M.,
remrrd., dau. of Jas. Spire, Esq., mar., 1st, 1896,
Sir Cecil L. Miles, 3rd Bt. (d. 1898) ; 2ndly, 1904,
Fredk. H. Gibbes, Esq. — retaining title. Res., 50
Barkston Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
MILES, Col. Charles Napier, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), late comdg. 1st
Life Gds. ; Egypt 1882 and S. Africa igoo : b.
1854. Res., Burtonhill, Malmesbury, Wilts.
MILES, George Edward, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1 9 34 J , Insp. of Windsor Castle.
MILES, Maj.-Gen. Herbert Scott Gould,
C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), barrister-at-
law, Dir. of Recruiting and Organisation, late
Comdt. at Staff Coll. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, has
comd. Cape Col. Dist. : b. 1850. Res., 6 Eaton
Sq., SW.
MILEY, Col. James Aloysius, C.S.I. (1897),
LA. retd. (1903) ; late Mil. Acct.-Gen. and ex-
officio Dep. Sec. for Finance in Mil. Dept. India :
b. 1845. Res., 7 Sloane St., S.W.
MILFORD, Baron's Widow. The Lady M.,
now by 2nd mrrge. Lady Anne Eyre, but known
by former title though it gives slightly lower
precedence : nee Lady Anne Jane Howard, dau.
of 4th E. of Wicklow, q.v. (Milford Barony
cr. 1847, extinct 1857, surname Philipps.)
MILFORD, Lieut. A.,D.S.O. (1900-1), Frontier
Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1900.
MILLAIS, Baronet. Sir John Everett
Millais, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1885), a Midshipman, R.N.:
son of 2nd Bt. and grandson of 1st (the eminent
painter), b. 1888, sue. 1897. Heir pres., his uncle
Geoffroy William (b. 1863; 2nd heir, latter's
bro. John Ouille, b. 1865). Res., 38 Lower Bel-
grave St., S.W.
MILLAIS, Baronet's Widow. Lady M . (Mary
St. Lawrence, dau. of the late Wm. E. Hope-
Vere, Esq.), mar. 1886 Sir Everett Millais, 2nd
Bt. (d. 1897). i?es.,with present Bt., and at St.
Austell, Birchington R.S.O., Kent.
MILLAR, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 32nd
Bn. Kingsale.
MILLER, Baronet of Chichester. Sir Charles
John Hubert Miller, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1705),
formeily Capt. 2nd Batt. Coldstrm. Gds. : son of
7th Bt., b. 1858, sue. 1868. Heir pres., bis
bro. Cecil Walter Nicholson (b. i860 ; 2nd
heir, their uncle Hon. Sir Henry John, below).
Seat, Froyle PL, Alton, Hants.
MILLER, Baronet of Glenlee. Sir William
Frederic Miller, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1788), formerly
Lieut. Yorks. Mil., served in S. Africa 1900-1 :
son of 4th Bt., b. 1868, sue. 1875, mar. 1890 Mary
Augusta, dau. of the late Chas. J. Manning, Esq.
Heir, his son Frederic William Joseph Mac-
donald (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, next son, Alastair
George Lionel Joseph, b. 1893). Res., Englemere
Lodge, Ascot.
MILLER, Baronet of Manderston. Sir James
Percy Miller, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1874), D.S.O. (1900-1),
a D.L. for Berwicksh., and Maj. Lothns. and
Berwicks. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1900-1, formerly Capt. 14th Hussars: son of 1st
Bt., b. 1864, sue. 1887, mar. 1893 the under-
mentioned Hon. Lady Miller. Heir pres., his
bro. John Alexander (b. 1867; no 2nd heir).
Seats, Manderston, Duns, Berwicks. ; Hamilton
House, Newmarket; town res., 45 Grosvenor
Sq., W.
MILLER, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady M.
of Chichester (Katharine Maria, dau. of the late
Jas. Winter Scott, Esq.), mar. 1856 Sir Chas. H.
Miller, 7th Bt. (d. 1868). Res., 2 Onslow Sq.,
S.W. — (2) Dowager Lady M. of Glenlee (Isabella
Freeman Seton, dau. of the late Wm. Anderson,
Esq., of Calcutta, mar., 1st, 1863, Sir Thos.
M. Miller, 4th Bt. (d. 1875) ; 2ndly, 1880, the
late Evan B. Grant, Esq. (d. 1903) — retaining
title by right. — (3) Dowager Lady M. of Man-
derston (Marv Anne, dau. of the late Jno. F.
Leith, Esq., O-O), mar. 1858 Sir Wm. Miller, 1st
Bt. (d. 1887). Res., Ladywell, Bournemouth West ;
1 Park Ln., W.
MILLER, Hon. Lady, dau. of 4th Bn. Scars-
dale (q.v.), and wife of Sir Jas. P. Miller, Bt.
MILLER, Knight (1). Sir Francis Henry
Miller, Kt. Bach. (1902), Mayor of Londonderry
at date of promotion : b. 1865, mar. 1890 Maude
Mary, dau. of the late Fredk. Meredith, Esq. Res.,
Spring Grove, Londonderry.
MILLER, Knight (2). Sir Gordon William
Miller, K.C.B. (Civ. 1905), V.D., Acct.-Gen. of
the Navv, prev. Dir. of Nav. Contracts, formerly
Lt.-Col. 'Vol. Artill. : b. 1844. Res., Bathurst,
Blackheath, S.E. ; Admiralty New Bdgs., S.W.
MILLER, Knight (3). Hon. Sir Henry John
Miller, Kt. Bach. (1901), Speaker of Leg. Counc.
N. Zealand : b. 1830 (uncle of above Bt. of
Chichester), mar. 1865 Jessie, dau. of Jno. Orbell,
Esq. Res., Fernbrook, Oamaru, Otago, N.Z.
MILLER, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady M.
(Elizabeth, dau. of Chas. A. Creery, Esq.), mar.
1859 bir Alex. E. Miller, C.S.I., K.C., formerly a
Master in Lunacy (d. 1903). Res., Whitehall,
Ballycastle R.S.O., Co. Antrim.— (2) Lady M.
(Mary, dau. of Robt. Moat, Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir
Wm. Miller, M.B., twice Mayor of Londonderry
(d. 1900). Res., Termonbacca House, Braehead,
Londonderry.
MILLER, Maj. Alfred Douglas, D.S.O.
(1902), 2nd Drgns. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1864.
MILLER* Lt.-Col. David, I.S.O. (1903), V.D.,
Commonwth. Mil. Forces; S. Africa igoo-2, now
Sec. to Home Dept. Australian Commonwealth :
b. 1857. Res., Sydney.
MILLER, Capt. Edward Darley, D.S.O.
(1900-1 j, late 17th Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1865. Res.. Brookfield, Rugby.
MILLER, George (1), C.B. (Civ. 1897), late
MIL
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Assist, Sec. Educ. Dept. : b. 1833 (uncle of Sir
Chas. J. H. Miller, Bt.). Club, Atheneeum.
MIBDER, George (2), I.S.O. (1903), Under
Sec, Dept. of Attorney-Gen. and of Justice, New
South Wales. Res., Sydney.
MIDLER, Sec. Lieut. George John, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1901), Mus.B., Bandmaster Portsmth.
Div. Boy. Marines : b. 1853. Res., Connaught
House, Grand Parade, Portsmouth.
MILLER, Maj.-Gen. George Murray, C.B.
(Mil. 1875), late Cam. Highldrs (ret. 1882),
Crimea and Mutiny: b. 1829. Res., Pranche,
Malvern.
MILLER, Capt. Hugh de Burgh, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1874.
MIDLER, John Ontario, C.S.I. (1901), entered
DCS. 1879 and has served in N.W. Provs. as Und.
Sec. to Govt., Priv. Sec. to Lt.-Gov., &c. : b.
1857. Res., Calcutta and Simla.
MILLER, Rev. William, CLE. (1884), D.D.,
DD.D., formerly a Missnry. of Eree Ch. of Scotld.
and has been Moderator of Gen. Assemb. of
Free Church, also an M.L.C. Port St. George, is
Princ. of Madras Christn. Coll. : b. 1838. Res.,
College House, Madras ; Eachinkadu Bungalow,
Shevaroy Hills, S. India ; Burgo Pk., Bridge of
Allan, Stirlingsh.
MILLES, family name of Sondes Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
MILLIKDST, Alexander, I.S.O. (1903), Gen.
Insp. of Sea Fisheries, Scotld. : b. 1841. Res.,
Edinburgh.
MIDDS, family name of Hillingdon Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
MIDDS, Bishop— see " Ontario."
MIDDS, Knight. Sir Richard Mills, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1901), K.C.V.O. (1903), V.D., late Comptr.-
Gen. of Excheq. and Aud.-Gen. of Pub. Accts.,
has been in Treas. Dept. from 1855 (prev. from
1851 in Prison Dept.), formerly Dt. -Col. and Hon.
Col. Civ. Serv. Rifle Vols.: b. 1830, mar. 1863
Alice C, dau. of the late Sir Wm. G. Anderson,
K.C.B. Res., Dindridge, Oxted, Surrey.
MIDDS, Col. George Arthur, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1) ,
Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, now comdg.
Kimberley Dist. : b. 1855.
MIDDS, Col. Herbert James, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
Ordn. Store Dept. retd. (1894) ; Canada 1869-74,
Egypt, and Soudan, Assist. Comsry.-Gen. of
Ordn. at Headqrs. 1886-91 : b. 1836. Res., Tresco,
St. Ronan's Rd., Southsea.
MIDDS, James, I.S.O. (1902), M.R.I.A., Dep.
Keeper of Records, Irish Office: b. 1849. Res.,
Blackrock, Co. Dublin.
MIDDTOWN, Earldom of (Irel.). Claimants
to title of 8th Earl : (1) John Leeson, b. Aug. 19,
1827, mar. 1900, 2nd wife, Mary Jane Howgill,
dau. of Wm. Dowther, Esq. ; (2) Robert William
Frederick Leeson, b. 1843 {res., 95 Upper Deeson
St., Dublin) . The 7th E. died 1891 .
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Russborough, 1756 ; Vise. Russ-
borough, 1760; E. of Milltown, 1763.— The 1st Peer (all
three titles) was Joseph Leeson, who for years had been
a Member of the Irish Parliament. The late Earl was
a K.P. and P.C., and Lieutenant of Wicklow. Both the
above claimants are gt. grandsons of the 3rd Earl, but
the former through his 2nd son, and the latter through
his 3rd ; thus as there would naturally appear to be no
question as to which has the superior right, the con-
clusion seems unavoidable that there must be some
important item in the background which prevents the
matter being brought up for decision.
Titled Representatives.
Dau. of 4th E. (sist. of 5th, 6th, and 7th) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1829, d. 1871 unmrrd.)
Lady Barbara Emily Maria, now Lady B. Chetwynd-
Stapylton, b. 1831, mar. 1864 Lt.-Gen. Granville G.
C.*S., gt. grandson of 4th Vise. Chetwynd. Res.,
7, West Eaton PL, 8. W.
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1835, d. 1890 childless.)
(The late yth Earl, b. 1837, d. i8gi unmrrd.)
Daus. of the above claimant John Leeson :
[?Lady] Olivia Caroline Collins, now Magry, b. 1858,
mar. 1837 Jas. Arth. M., Esq. Res., Umballa.
[ ? Lady] Eleanor Lavinia, now Earle, b. 1862, mar.
1883 Chas. Edwd. Richd. E., Esq.
MIDDTOWN, Earl's Widow. Countess of
M., nee Dady Geraldine Evelyn Stanhope, dau. of
5th E. of Harrington, b. 1841, mar. 1871 6th E. of
Milltown, K.P., (d. 1890). Res., Russborough,
Blessington, Co. Wicklow, nr. Dublin.
MIDMAN, Baronet. SirFRANCis John Milman,
4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1800), formerly Lieut. R.A. and
Hon. Maj. 2nd Brig. Welsh Div. R.A. (Mil.):
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1842, sue. 1885, mar. 1870
Katherine Grace, dau. of the late Steph. C. Moore,
Esq.,D.D. Heir, his son Francis (b. 1872; 2nd
heir, next son, William Ernest, b. 1875). Res.,
Woodlands, Bexley Rd., Erith, Kent.
MIDMAN, Knight." Dt. -Gen. Sir George
Bryan Milmap, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905) retd. (1884),
served in Mutiny and Oudh, has been Maj. of
Tower of Dondon from 1870, Col. Northumbd.
Fus.: b. 1822 (grandson of lstBt.). Res., King's
House, Tower of Lond., E.G.
MILMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Susan Augusta Carter, dau. of the late Robt.
Hanbury, Esq.), mar. 1871 Sir Archibald J. Scott
Milman, K.C.B., Clerk of the House of Commons,
having been on the Staff from 1857, created a
K.C.B. shortly before his death (1902).
MIDNE, Baronet. Rear-Adm. Sir Archibald
Berkeley Milne, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1876), K.C.V.O.
(1904), served on coast of Kaffraria and in Zulu
War as Nav. A.D.C.to Dord Chelmsford, aftds.
in Egypt, now an Extra Equerry to H.M. and
2nd in comd. of Atlantic Fleet, late Commodore
of H.M.'s Yachts : son of 1st Bt. (Adm. of the
Fleet Sir Alex. Milne, G.C.B.), b. 1855, sue. 1897.
No present heir. Seat, Inveresk Gate, Mussel-
burgh, Midlothian; town res., 23 Cork St., Bond
St., W.
MIDNE, Knight's Widow. Dady M. (Eliza,
dau. of Jno. Disher, Esq.), mar. 1842 Hon. Sir
Wm. Milne, formerly Pres. Deg. Counc, S. Aus-
tralia (d. 1895). Res., Sunnyside, 55 Strangways
Terr., Nth. Adelaide.
MILNE, Col. George Francis, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., Nile Expedn. 1898, and S. Africa 1899-
1902, now a D.A.O.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1866.
MILNE, Lt.-Col. Richard Louis, D.S.O. (1886),
Leic. Regt. retd. (1904) ; Afghn. 1878-80 and
Burma, was Comdt. Niger Coast Constab. and
an Assist. Press Censor in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1852.
MILNER, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt.
Hon. Sir Frederick George Milner, P.C. {Gt. Br.
1900), 7th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1717), M.P. for Bassetlaw
Div of Notts. (67.), a D.D. for W. Rid.: son of
5th Bt. and bro. of 6th, b. 1849, sue. 1880,
widower. Heir, his son William Frederick
Victor Mordaunt (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Granville Henry, b. 1851). Res., 11 Hereford
Gdns., ParkDn., W.
MIDNER, Viscount. Alfred Milner, 1st
Vise. ( U.K.), P.C. ( Gt. Br. 1901 ), G.C.B. (Civ- 1901 ;
K.C.B. 1895), G.C.M.G. (1897), M.A., barrister-
at-law, late High Commissr. of S. Africa and Gov.
of the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies, has
been Chmn. of Bd. Inld. Rev. and Sec. of Finance
in Egypt, was Priv. See. to Rt. Hon. G. J. Goschen
(now Vise. G.) when Chanc. of Excheq. (1887-9) :
son of Chas. Milner, Esq., M.D., of Wurtemberg ;
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of Peerage,
MIT
b. March 23, 1854; cr. Bn. 1901, Vise. 1902;
unmrrd. No heir. Res., 47 Duke St., St. James's,
S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn, Milner, 1901 (the first Peerage
created by King Edward VII.) ; Vise. Milner, 1502.
MILNER, Maj. George Francis, D.S.O. (.1902),
1st Life Gds. ; S. Africa 1900-2 as Assist. Prov.
Marsh.andD.A.A.G.: b.1862 (grandson of 4th Bt.).
MILNER, Capt. Marcus Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 2nd Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom. ; S.
and Envoy Extraord. to Vienna, was created Bn. Minto ;
and subsequently, having been Governor of Bengal, he
was raised to the Earldom. The 2nd Earl was a B.C.
and G.C.B., Ambassador to Berlin, First Lord of the
Admiralty, &c.— The additions to the family name were
made by the 1st Earl, but conventionally it is Elliot
only (see " Kynynmound "J.
Titled Relatives.
(Elliot.)
Issue of present (4th) E. :
Lady Eileen Nina Evelyn Sibell J?., b. 1884.
Lady Ruby Florence Mary E., b. 1S86.
Lady Violet Mary E., b. 1889.
Vise. Melgund, heir to Earldom: Victor Gilbert
Lariston Garnet E., b. 1891.
Hon. Gavin William Esmond E., 2nd heir, b. 1895.
Issue of 3rd E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1845.)
Hon. Arthur Ralph Douglas E., M.A., D.C.L., M.P.
for Durham City [L.U.), barrister-at-law, has
resumed post of Editor of the Edinburgh Review,
late Financ. Sec. to the Treasury: b. 1846, mar.
i883 Madeleine Harriet Dagmar, dau. of Sir Chas.
L. Ryan, K.C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur E.). Res.,
Dimbola, Freshwater Bay R.S.O., I.W. ; 27 Rut-
land Gt., S.W.; chamb., 7 King's Bench Walk,
Temple, E.G.
Hon. Hugh Frederick Hislop E., B. A., formerly an
M. P. and Priv. Sec. to First Commissr. of Works :
b. 1848, mar. 1879 Mary Euphemia, dau. of the late
Col. Saml. Long (Hon. Mrs. Hugh E.). Res.,
Corwar, Newton Stewart, Wigtownsh.
Hon. William Fitzwilliam E., Lt.-Col. retired (late
Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs.), was A.D.C. to Com. of
Forces in Canada 1878-80 and served in S. African
Campaign 1879, aftds. D.A.A.G. at War Office and
for N.E. Dist.: b. 1849, mar. 1880 Elizabeth Fanny,
dau. of Jno. Rutherford, Esq., of Halifax, N.S.
(Hon. Mrs. William E.). Res., 10 Royal Terr.,
Edinburgh.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (and uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1814, d. 1891.)
Rt. Hon. Sir Henry George E., G.C.B., b. 1817— see
" Elliot, Priv. Coune."
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Harriett Emily E., widow of Adm. of the Fit.
Hon. Sir Chas. G. J. B. Elliot, K.C.B. (d. 1805)— see
"Elliot, Kt.'s Widow."
MIRAJ — see " Ganesli."
MIREHOUSE, Col. Richard Walter Byed,
C.M.G. (1901), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 4th Batt.
N. Staff ords. Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1900-2: b.
1849. Res., The Hall, Angle, Pembroke.
MITCHELL, Baronet {but see note) . Sir Hugh
Sykes Mitchell, 10th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1724), son of Jas.
Wm, Mitchell, Esq., who proved his right as 9th
Bt., but very rarely assumed the title; b. 1880,
sue. 1898. Heir pres., his bro. John Halliburton
(b. 1890; no 2nd heir). Res., Rogarth, Colinton
R.S.O., Midlothian.
*#* This Baronetcy is now regarded as dormant— in
fact ' Burke,' who formerly so designated it, now omits it
altogether, whilst ' Debrett' notes that the " proof " was
made before the Lyon King of Arras instead of one of
the like officials in England: hence there exists an
irregularity, so that the title cannot be held to be
technically valid.
MITCHELL, Baronet's Widow. Lady 31.
(Annie Tilburn, dau. of Thos. Sykes, Esq.), mar.
1874 Sir Jas. W. Mitchell, 9th Bt. as per note (d.
1898). Res., with preceding.
MITCHELL, Knight (1). Sir Arthur Mitchell,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1887), M.A., M.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E.,
Hon. R.S.A., Hon. F.R.C.P.I., has served on
various Commssns. of Lunacy, is Prof, of Anc.
History to Roy. Scot. Acad, and Hon. Sec. Med.
Dept. Scott. Meteorolog. Soc, was Rhind Lect. on
Arehasol., and twice Vice-Pres. Soc. of Antiq.
Scotld., also of Scot. Roy. Soc. : b. 1826, mar.
1855 Margaret Hay, dau. of the late Jas. Houston,
Esq. Res., 34 Drummond PL, Edinburgh.
iyui, is assist, jrnv. sec. (unpaid) to Under
Sec. for War: b. 1864 (bro. of preceding, q.v.).
Res., 1 Wilton St., S.W.
MILNES (CREWE-), family name of Crewe
Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies."
MILROY, Hugh, I.S.O. (1902), Ch. Clerk,
Crown Office, Edinburgh: b. 1840. Res., Edin-
burgh.
MILTON, Knight. Sir William Henry
Milton, K.C.M.G. (1903), Sen. Administrator of
the Protect, of Southn. Rhodesia, prev. of Ma-
shonald., was Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. Cecil Rhodes
1891, served in S. Africa 1900: b. 1854, mar.
1883 Eveline, dau. of A. R. Bonherds, Esq., of
Cape Colony. Address, Govt. House, Salisbury,
Rhodesia.
MILTON (sometimes written Miltown), Vis-
count (Irel. 1716, Gt. Br. 1746), a title of the
Pitzwilliam Earldom, borne by the heir when a
son. Lord Fitzwilliam, B-.ron Milton (Gt.Br. 1742)
is also a title of the Earldom.
MIL WARD, Knight. Sir Christopher Anna-
kin Milward, Kt. Bach. (1897), Lord Mayor of
York 1895-7, Sheriff 1891, a merchant of that
city : b. 1834, mar. 1865 Susannah, dau. of Edwd.
Parker, Esq. Res., The Laurels, Clifton, York.
MINCHIN, Capt. Alfred Beckett, OLE.
(1898), I.A., Isazai Expedn. 1892, Chitral Relief,
N.-W. Front. 1897, now a 3rd class Polit. Assist.
inRajputana: b. 1870.
MINCHIN, Lt.-Col. Charles Frederick,
D.S.O. (1900-1), I.A., Hazara 1888, Chitral Relief,
and S. Africa 1899-1902, late Comdt. 18th Batt.
Imper. Yeom., now Cons.-Gen. at Meshed (for
Khorassan and Seistan) : b. 1862. Res., Brit.
Cons.-Gen., Meshed, Persia.
MINDELHEIM, Prince of, a title awarded to
the 1st D. of Marlborough by the Emperor
Joseph I., but now extinct.
MINNOW, Joseph Lazarus, I.S.O. (1905), a
Supervisor of Customs in Gold Coast.
MINSTER, Baron [U.K. 1821), Imper. title of
Marq. Conyngham.
MINTO, Earl of. Gilbert John Elliot
(-Murray-Kynynmound), 4th Earl (U.K.) and a
Bt. {Scot.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902), G.M.S.I. and
G.M.I.E. (1905 ex-officio), G.C.M.G. (1898), V.D.,
B.A., LL.D., Vice-Pres. of Roy. Colon. Inst., a
D.L. for Cos. Roxburgh and Selkirk, a Col. in
the Vol. Force, apptd. 1905 Viceroy of India,
late Gov.-Gen. of Canada, and formerly Lieut.
Scots Gds., served in Afghanistan, Egypt, and as
Ch. of Staff in Canad. Rising 1885, was Priv. Sec
to Sir F. (Earl) Roberts in S. Africa 1881 : son of
3rd E. ; b. July 9, 1845 = sue. 1891 (L. U.) ; mar.
1883 Mary Caroline, a Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus., dau. of the late Gen. Hon. Charles Grey,
son of 2nd Earl Grey. Seats, Minto House, Hawick,
Roxburgh; Lochgelly R.S.O., Fifesh. ; ofjic. res.,
Govt. House, Calcutta, and Viceregal* Lodge.
Simla.
Creations. Bn. Minto, Gt. Br. 1797 ; E. of Minto and
X-fu K$£und' U K- l8l3- A Bt. Scot. 1700. - Sir
Gilbert Elliot, 4th Bt., who bad been Viceroy of Corsica
MOL 467
MITCHELL, Knight (2). Sir William Wil-
son Mitchell, Kt. Bach, (i960), C.M.G. (1895),
M.L.C. Ceylon, where lie introduced, cotton in-
dustry, a partner in Darley, Butler, and Co., of
Colombo, and owner of several tea plantations :
b. 1840, mar. 1865 Mary, dan. of Edwd. H.
Smedley, Esq. lies., Colombo.
MITCHELL, Knight's Widow. Lady 31.-
(Eliza Conway, dau. of Bey. Jas. I. Y\relldon),
mar. 1889, as 2nd wife, Lt.-Col. Sir Chas. B. H.
Mitchell, C-.C.M.Gr., late Gov. of Straits Settle-
ments, &C. (d. 1899).
MITCHELL, Frank William Drew, I.S.O.
(1903), Sec. to Congested District Bd., Ireid. : b.
1845. Res., 21 Ailesbury Bd., Merrion, Dublin.
MITCHELL, Bobert William Span, C.M.G.
(1892), I.S.O. (1905), a Govt. Emigration Agent
for Brit. Guiana in Calcutta, bas held posts in
Trinidad, Mauritius, Jamaica, and Brit. Guiana :
b. 1840. lies., Garden Beach, Calcutta.
MITCHELL, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Y.D., late Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. 2nd
Vol. Batt. East Lanes. Begt. : b. 1839. Res.,
Cannizaro, Wimbledon, S.W. ; 38 Bortland PI..
W.
MITCHELL, Capt. W. E. O., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Cape Pioneer Bail. Begt. ; S. Africa 1900.
MITCHINSON, Bishop. Bt. Bev. John
Mitchinson, D.D., D.C.L., E.G.S., Bp. Assist, to
Bp. of Gloucester, was Bp. of Barbados 1873-81,
and late Bp. Assist, to Bp. of Peterborough, a
Canon of Gloucester, and Master of Pembr. Coll.,
Oxford : b. 1833. Res., Pembroke Coll., Oxford;
Cathedral Gdns., Gloucester.
MITFOBD, fam. name, see " Mitf ord (Free-
man-)."
MITFOBD, Col. Bertram Beveley, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late E. Surrey Begt.; Soudan 1887-9,
Dongola, Nile 1898, and S. Africa 1899-1901, late
an A.A.G. for Transvaal Dist. : b. 1863, mar.
following.
MITFOBD, Hon. Mrs. Bertram, wife of pre-
ceding and dau._of 2nd Bn. Manners.
MITFOBD, Hon. Mrs. Percy, dau. of 1st Bn.
Egerton of Tatton.
MITFOBD, Bobert Sidney, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
a Commissi', of Prisons for Eng. and W ales, and
Dir. of Convict Prisons since 1892, was Priv. Sec.
to successive Home Secretaries: b. 1849. Res.,
35 Redeliffe Sq., S. Kens., S.W.
MITFOBD, Hon. Mrs. Townley, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Kenyon, q.v., and mother of following.
MITFOBD, Col. William Kenyon, C.M.G.
(1900-1 ), 8th Hussars retd. (1891), aftds. Lt.-Col.
comdg. Middx. Imper. Yeom., Afghn. 1879-80,
S. Africa 1899-1900, is Yeom. A.D.C. to H.M.,
memb. Hon. Corps Gentn. at Arms, and a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jems. : b. 1857 (grandson of 3rd
Bn. Kenyon). Res., Pitshiil, Petworth, Sussex.
MITFOBD (FREEMAN-), family name of
Redesdale Barony, q.v. for," Hons. "
MOBEBLY, Maj. Frederick James, D.S.O.
(1893), LA., Wuntho and Manipur 1891, Ind.
Front. 1893 and 1897-8, Cbitral Belief, S. Africa
iqoo, now Assist. Sec. to Staff in India : b. 1867.
MOBSBY, George, C.M.G. (1903), Senior Pilot
on the Yang-tse River, who rendered serv. during
war of 1900 : b. 1847. Res., Shanghai ; and Ex-
mouth, Devon.
MOFFAT, Rev. John Smith, C.M.G. (1890),
late Civ. Commissr. Brit. Bechuanaland, prev. held
similar posts in Transvaal, Basutold., &c, at
first a missionary under his relative Dr. Living-
stone : b. 1835. Res., Cape Town.
MOFFAT, Robert Unwin, C.M.G. (1899),
M«B,, Princ. Med. Offr. in E. African and Uganda
Protects.', to the latter of which he had accompd.
Sir Gerald Portal's Mission in 1893 : b. 1866. Res.,,
Entebbe, Uganda.
MOFFETT, Knight. Sir Thomas William
Moffett, Kt. Bach. (1896), LL.D., D.Litt., a Senator
of Roy. Univ., formerly Pres. of Queen's Coll.
Galway (ret. 1897), has been High Sheriff (the last)
of Co. of that town : b. 1830. Res., Galway.
MOIR, Capt. James Philip, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.E., Nile 1898 and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1872.
MOLESWORTH, family name of the Viscounty
of that title.
MOLESWORTH, Baronet. Sir Lewis Wil-
liam Molesworth, nth Bt. {Eng. 1689), M.P. for
Bodmin Div. {L.U.), a D.L. for Cornwall, High
Sheriff 1899 : son of 10th Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1889,
mar. 1875 Jane Graham, dau. of Gen. Dani. M.
Frost of U.S.A. Heir pres., his 2nd cousin once
rem. Bev. St. Aubyn Hender Molesivorth-St.-
Aubyn (b. 1833 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Hugh,
b. 1865). Res., Trewarthenick, Gramrjound Rd.,
Cornwall ; 3 Gt. Cumberld. PL, W.
MOLESWORTH, Baronet's TYidow.
Dowager Lady M. (Jane Frances, dau. of Gordon
W. F. Gregor, Esq.), mar. 1849 Sir Paul Wm.
Molesworth, 10th Bt. (d. 1889). Res., The Tower,
Newquay. Cornwall.
MOLESWORTH, Knight. Sir Guilford Lind-
sey Molesivorth, K.C.I.E. (1888), formerly Cons.
Engr. to Govt, of India, serving in Afghan and
Burma Wars : b. 1828 (descended from 1st Vise),
mar 1S54 Maria Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jno. T.
Bridges, Esq. Res., The Manor House, Bexley,
Kent.
MOLESWORTH, Viscount. Bev. Samuel
3Iolesworth, 8th Vise. (Frel.), M.A., formerly
Rect. of St. Petrock Minor, Cornw. : nephew of
7th Vise, and son of Capt. Jno. Molesworth, B.N.
(a gt. grandson of 1st. V. through his 3rd son) ;
b. Dec. 19, 1829 ; sue. 1875 ; mar., 1st, 1862, the
late Georgina Charlotte Cecil (d. 1879), dau. cf
Geo. B. Gosset, Esq. ; 2ndly, 1883, the late Agnes
(d. 1905), dau. of the late DugaidDove, Esq. Res.,
Lansdown Cresc, Bath.
Creation. Vise. Molesworth and Bn. of Philipstown,
Irel. 1716. — Robt. Molesworth, who had long been
Ambassador to the Court of Denmark, was raised to the
Peerage by these titles. The and Peer a «. 1 ^ 1 ±
to Tuscany and Sardinia, and the 3rd was A.D.C. to the
Duke of Marlborough at Kamilies.
Titled Relatives.
{Molesworth.)
Issue of present (8th) V.:
Hon. Andalusia Louisa Charlotte Georgina, now
Hon. Mrs. Athelstan Riley, b. 1863, mar. 1837 Jno.
Athelstan Laurie R. , Esq. Res. , St. J^etrock 31 inor,
St. Issey R.S.O., Cornw. ; 2 Ken ington Ct., V/.
Hon. Charlotte Josephine Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs.
Henry Sevan, b. 1S64, mar. 1883 Rev. Hy. Edwd.
Jas. B., Preb. of St. Paul's. Res., Quatford Castle,
Bridgnorth, Salop ; The Rectory, Church St.,
Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Gweu Gertrude Mary M., b. 1865,
Hon. George Bagot M., heir to Viscounty, Capt.
in Army Pay Dept., served in Tirah Expedn.
1897-8: b. 1867, mar. 1894 Nina Alicia, dau. of the
late Col. H. D. Faulkner (Hon. Mrs. Molesworili).
Club, Nav. and Mil. (and heir, his son Clement
Charles Willoughby Murray, b. 1897.)
Hon. Charles Richard M., b. 1865.
Hon. Arthur Ernest Parnell M., b. 1870.
The late Hon. Samuel Percy M., b. 1873, d. 1897.
Sists. of present V. (granted rank of Vise's daus.
1876) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1829.)
Hon. Margaret Letitia, now Hon. Mrs. Charles de
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of Peerage,
MOW
Havilland, b. 1831, mar. tS§6 Rev. Chas. R. de H.
Res., Cassiobury, DarraeStt Rd:j Boscombe Pk.,
Bournemouth.
Hon. Mary Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Garr, b.
1833, mar. 1876 the late Rev. Edwd. C, Hon. Canon
of Liverpool (d.1886). Ree., 14 Hough Gm., Chester.
MOLEYNS, De— see " De Moleyns."
MOLINES, De— see "De Molines."
MOLLAN, Lt.-Col. William Campbell, C.B.
(Mil. 1859), B.A., 96th Eegt, retd. (1863) ; Luck-
now (comdg. 75th Eegt. under Sir Jas. Outram) :
b. 1S20. Res., Newtown House, Thomastown,
Co. Kilkenny.
MOLONEY, Knight. Capt. Sir Cornelius
Alfred Moloney, K.C.M.G. (1890), held posts in
Sierra Leone and the Bahamas, served in
Ashanti War and comd. troops on Cold Coast,
where he was aftds. Colon. Sec. and Admin, of
Govt, (and that of Lagos and of Gambia), subseq.
Gov. of Lagos and of Brit. Honduras, Gov.
of Windward Islds., and of Trinidad and Tobago :
b. 1848, mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Frances Owen, dau.
of Hy. O. Lewis, Esq. Club, Army and Navy.
MOLONY, Maj. Trevoe Charles Wheler,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8 and
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1868.
MOLYNEUX, family name of Sefton Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Ladies " and "Hons."
MOLYNEUX, Baronet. Eev. Sir John
Charles Molyneux, 9th Bt. {Irel. 1730), L.L.B.,
son of 8th Bt., b. 1843, sue. 1879, mar. 1895, 2nd
wife, Ada Isabel, dau. of the late Rev. A. F.
Wynter. Heir, his son Edward Charles (b. 1876 ;
2nd heir, next son, William Arthur, b. 1877).
Res., The Vicarage, Portesham, Dorchester.
MOLYNEUX, Baronet's Widow. Mary,
Lady Id. (Mary Emily Frances, dau. of Sir
Peter G. FitzGerald, 1st Bt. of Valencia), mar.
1863 Sir Capel Molyneux, 7th Bt. (d. 1879, as did
8th Bt.). Res., Castle Dillon, Armagh; Villa
Sprin gland, Cannes.
MOLYNEUX, Viscount (by courtesy— title Irel.
162S), elder son and heir of the Earl of Sefton.
MOLYNEUX, Maj. Edward Mary Joseph,
D.S.O. (1900-1), I.A.,Tochi 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-
1901 (Thorneycroft's Mtd. Inf.) : b. 1866.
MOMBASA, Bishop of. Bt. Rev. William
George Peel, D.D., 1st Bp. (see note under
"Uganda"), formerly a Master in Noble Coll.,
Masulipatam, C.M.S. Acting Sec. in Madras, and
Sec. in Bombay : b. 1854, cous. 1899. Addresses,
Bishop's Ct., Mombasa, Brit. E.Africa; (home)
c/o Rev. A. Howard, Buntingford R.S.O., Herts.
MONCK, family name of follg. Viscounty.
MONCK, Viscount. Hexry Power Charles
Stanley Monck, 5th Vise. (Irel.), sits as Baron
Monck {U.K.) ; B.A., a D.L. for Wicklow (High
Sheriff 1887), formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds.,
served in Egyptian and Suakin Campaigns :
son of 4th V. ; b. Jan. 8, 1849; sue. 1894 (G.) ;
mar. 1874 Lady Edith Caroline Sophia Scott,
dau. of 3rd E. of Clonmell. Scat, Chaiieville,
Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Monck, 1797 ; Vise. M. 1801.
U.K.: Bn. Monck, 1066.— Chas. Stanley Monck, son of
the M.P. for Old Leighlin, obtained the two Irish titles.
His successor was made Earl of Rathdowne, but that
honour expired with himself. The 4th Vise, a P.C.,
G.C.M.G., and Governor-General of British America,
was awarded the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Monck.)
Issue of present (5th) V. :
Hon. Annette Louise, now Hon. Mrs. Foljamhe,h.
1875, mar. 1897 Capt. Hon. Arthur William de Brito
Savile F., M. V.O., son and heir of 1st Bn. Hawkes-
bury, q.v.
Hon. Charles Henry Stanley M., heir to "Viscounty,
Capt. Cdldstrm. Gds>, served in S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1876, mar. 1904 Mary Florence, dau. of
Wm. W. Portal, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Monck).
Hon. George Scott Stanley M., 2nd heir, b. 18S8.
Surviving daus. of \tli V. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Frances Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Richard Pearce,
b. 1845, mar. 1888 Rev. Richd. Aslatt P. Res.,
Christ Church Lodge, Winchester.
Hon. Elizabeth Louise Mary, now Hon. Mrs. John
Royse,b. 1847, mar. l875 Jno- Macdonald R., Esq.
Res., Bartra, Eglinton Rd., Dublin.
(Present Viscount, b. 1849.)
Dau. of 3rd V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1819, d. 1894.)
Hon. Henrietta, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Brooke,
b. 1826, mar. 1848 the late Fras. Rd. B., Esq. (d,
1867). Res., Lohunda Pk., Clonsilla R.S.O., Co.
Dublin.
— ■ Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Richard M. (Frances Elizabeth Owen,
dau. of Owen B. Cole, Esq.), mar. 1861 the late
Lt.-Gen. Hon. Richard M. (d. 1904). Res., 84
Chester Sq.,S.W.
MONCKTON, family name of Galway Vis-
county, q.v. for Hon. Mrs. Horace ("Monckton-
Arundell ' ' is name of heirs) .
MONCKTON, Baron (U.K. 1887), Imper. title
of Vise. Galway.
MONCKTON, Knight's Widow. Lady 31.
(Maria Louisa, dau. of Peter B. Long, Esq.),
mar. 1858 Sir Jno. B. Monckton, F.S.A., Town
Clerk for City of London (d. 1902). Res., 33
Bedford Sq., W.C.
MONCKTON, Lady Gertrude, dau. of 4th
E. of Radnor.
MONCREIFF (pron. MSn-), family name of
follg. Baronv.
MONCREIFF, Baron. Henry James Mon-
creiff, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt. (Scot. & U.K.),
B.A., LL.B.,late a Judge of the Ct. of Session with
the judicial title of Lord IVelhoood ; Lord Lieut,
of Kinross-sh., was Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute
1881-8: son of 1st Bn.; b. April 24, 1840; sue.
1895 (L. U.) ; mar., 1st, 1866, the late Susan Wilhel-
mine (d. 1869), dau. of Sir Wm. H. Dick-Cunyng-
ham, 8th Bt.; 2ndly, 1873, the late Millicent Julia
(d. 1881), dau. of Col. Fredk. D. Fryer. Seat,
Tulliebole Castle, Kinross ; res., 15 Gt. Stuart St.,
Edinburgh.
Creations. A Bt. Scot. 1626, U.K. 1871. Bn. Mon-
creiff, U.K. 1874.— The Rt. Hon. Sir Jas. Moncreiff, nth
Scottish Baronet, M.P. successively for Leith, Edin-
burgh, and the Glasgow and Aberdeen Universities, also
Lord Advocate and Lord Justice Clerk, was awarded the
U.K. Baronetcy and the Barony. He was brother to the
10th Bt., and had not in fact succeeded him when granted
a Baronetcv of his own. It has been stated that Col. Sir
Alex. Moncrieff lays claim to one of the two.
Titled Relatives.
(Moncreiff.)
Surviving issue of 1st Z?«.(bros. andsist. of present) :
(Present Bauon, b. 1840.)
Rev. the Hon. Robert Chichester M., heir pres.
to Barony, B.A., b. 1843, mar. 1871 Florence Kate,
dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Richd. H. FitzHerbert, son
of 3rd Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Robert M.). Res., Tanworth-
in-Arden Vic, Birmingham. (2nd heir, his son
James Arthur Fitz-Herbert, b. 1872.)
Hon. James William M.. W.S., b. 1845, mar. 1872
Mary Lffilias, dau. of Geo. Mitchell-Innes, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. James M.). Res., 6 Ainslie PI., Edin-
burgh.
Hon. Frederick Charles M., Justice of Supr. Ct.
Ceylon, late a Puisne Judge of Supr. Ct. Mauritius :
b. 1847, mar. 1890 Mary Ann, dau. of the late Chas.
S. Brook, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Frederick M.). Res.,
Colombo.
Hon. Marianne Eliza, now The Lady Kinross (q.v.,
Bn.'s Wid.), b. 1842, mar. 1877, as 2nd wife, the late
Rt. Hon. Jno. Blair Balfour, aftds. Bn. Kinross,
(d. 1905).
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. MO'N 469
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Hon. Mrs. Francis M. (Mildred, sisfc. of Hon. Mrs.
Robert above), mar. 1880, as 2nd wife, the late Hon.
Francis Jeffrey M. (d. 1900). lies., 8 MagdalaPl.,
Edinburgh.
MONCREIFFE, Baronet. Sir Robert Drum-
MONDJIfoncj-c?fc,8thBfc.(&oM685),V.D.,aD.L.for
Perthsh. and Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 4th Vol. Batt.
Black "Watch, formerly Lieut. Scots Gds. : son of
7th Bt.,b. 1856, sue. 1879, mar. 1880 Evelyn Eliza-
beth Vane, dau. of Col. Hon. Chas. R. Hay-
Drummond, son of 10th E. of Kinnoull. Heir
pres., his nephew John Robert Guy M., Sub-
Lieut. R.N. (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, Litter's bro.
Thomas Gerald Auckland, Midsh. R.N., b. 1880).
Seat, Moncreiffe, Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh.;
town res., 16 Hertford St., Mayfair, W.
MONCRIEFF, Knight. Col. Sir Alexander
Moncrieff, K.C.B. (Civ. 1890), F.R.S., late Col.
Comdt. 3rd Brig. Scot. Div. R.A. (Mil.), inventor
of the Moncriefi system of mounting artillery : b.
1829, mar- x875 Harriet Mary, dau. of Jas.
Rimington-Wilson, Esq. Ees., Bandirran, nr.
Perth; 15 Vicarage Gt., Kens., W.
MONCRIEFF (SCOTT-), Knight. Col. Sir
Colin Campbell Scott-Moncrief, K.C.S.I. (1903),
K.C.M.G. (1887), LL.D., late R.E., served in Oudh
Campaign 1858-9, ret. from Army 1883, late Under
Sec. for Scotland, prev. Under Sec. in Pub.
WorksMinistry of Egypt, recently Pres. Ind. Irrig.
Commssn. : b. 1836, mar. 1890, 3rd wife, Mary
Deborah, dau. of the late Arthur Albright, Esq.
Res., 11 Cheyne Walk, S.W.
MONCRIEFF (SCOTT-), Col. George Kenneth,
CLE. (1900), R.E., Afghn. 1879-80, China 1900-1,
late an Instr. in Sch. of Mil. Eugrg., now comdg.
R.E. at the Curragh : b. 1855. Club, National.
MONEY, Brig.-Gen. Charles Gilbert Colvin,
C.B. (Mil. 1893), N'thumb. Fus. ; Nile (Khar-
toum), S. Africa 1899-1901 ; now in charge of
Iaf. Records at Warwick : b. 1852.
MONEY, Col. Elliot Alexander, C.B. (Mil.
1897), LA. Supernum. List; Mahsud Waziri
Expedn. 1881, was D.A.G. India 1895-9, comdg.
a 2nd class Dist. part of the time : b. 1843. lias.,
21 Cambridge Ri., Hove, Brighton.
MONEY, Col. Gordon Lorn Campbell, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), D.S.O. (1886), Cam. Highldrs. retd.
(1905) ; Nile and Soudan 1884-6 and 1898, late
comdg. troop3 in Ceylon as Brig.-Gen., a D.L. for
Berwicks. and was an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1848.
lies., Allanbank, Lauder R.S.O., Berwicks.
MONEY, Col. Herbert Cecil, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.M.L.I., Zululd. 1879, Egypt, Soudan
1884, S. Africa 1899-1901, is an A.D.C. to H.M. :
b. 1857.
MONEY, Capt. Noel Ernest, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Lieut. Shropsh. Imper. Yeom., aftds. with S. Afr.
Constab. ; Boer War 1899-1900 : b. 1867.
MONEY, William James, C.S.I. (1869), served
as vol. at Lucknow and in Sonthal Insurrect., has
been a Dist. Judge, in B.C.S. 1853-78 : b. 1832.
MONEYPENNY, Frederick William, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905).
MONK BRETTON, Baron. John William
Dodson, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), C.B. (Civ. 1903), a D.L.
and C.C. for East Sussex, late 2nd Lieut. 1st
Cinque Ports Rifle Vols., prev. an Attache in
Diplom. Serv., was Friv. Sec. to Mr. Chamberlain
when Sec. for Colonies, and accompanied him to
S. Africa in 1903 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Sept. 22, i85g .
sue. 1897 (L.U.) ; unmrrd. No present heir.
Seat, Conyboro, Lewes ; town res., 16 Prince's
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Monk Bretton, U.K. 1884.— The 1st
Peer was the Bt. Hon. Jno. Geo. Dodson, well known as
"Mr. Dodson," Chairman of Committees to the House
of Commons. He held that post 1865-72, and was after-
wards President of the Local Government Board and
Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Sisters.
(Dodson.)
Hon. Florence Harriet D., b. 1857.
Hon. Ethel Millicent D., b. 1859.
Hon. Mildred Augusta D., b. 1862.
(Present Baron, b. 1869.)
MONK BRETTON, Baron's Widow. The
Lady M. B. (Florence, dau. of Wm. J. Campion,
Esq.), mar. 1856 1st Bn. Monk Bretton (d. 1897).
Ees., 16 Prince's Gdns., S. Kens , S.W. '
MONKS WELL, Baron. Robert Collier, 2nd
Bn. (U.K.), LL.B., L.C.C. (late Chmn.), a D.L.
for Middx., formerly Conveyancing Counsel to
Treasury and an Official Examiner to the High
Ct., late a Lord in Waiting to Q,ueen Victoria and
Under Sec. for War : son of 1st Bn. ; b. March 26,
1845; sue. 1886 (L.); mar. 1873 Mary Josephine,
dau. of the late Jos. A. Hardcastle, Esq., M.P.
Res., 7 Chelsea Embkmt., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Monkswell, U.K. 1885.— The Rt. Hon.
Sir Robt. P. Collier, M.P., who had been Attorney-
General, a Justice of the Common Pleas, and member
of the Judicial Committee of tlu Privy Council, was
raised to the Peerage by this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Collier.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Robert Alfred Hardcastle C.,heir to Baror.y,
2nd Sec. in Diplom. Serv. : b. 1875.
Hon. Gerard C, 2nd heir, B. A., b. 1878.
Hon. Cecil Frederick C, b. 18B2.
Issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. i3|S.
Hon. Margaret Isabella, now Contessa Arturo di
Cadilhac, b. 1846, mar. 1873 Cav. (Jonte Art. Galietti
di C, Dep. in Ifaal. Parlt. Res., San Venanzo,
Piceno, Italy.
Hon. John C, a well-known artist, b. 1850, mar. 1889,
2nd wife, Ethel Gladys, sist. of deceased 1st wife
and dau. of Rt. Hon. Prof. Huxley (Hon. Mrs.
John G.). Res., North House, 69 Eton Avenu3,
Sth. Hampstead, N.W.
MONKO, Knight. Capt. Sir David Monro,
Kt. Bach. (1904.), a D.L. for Ro:-s and Cromarty,
late Insp. of Constab. for Scofcld., and has been
Ch. Const, of I. of Man and of the Lothians : b.
1839, mar. 1855 Louisa JanD, dau. of the late Chas.
Pelly, Esq., son of 1st Bt. Ees., Allan House,
Fearn R.S.O., Ross-sh.
MONRO, Alexander, CLE. (1904), M.A.,
B. C.L., barrister-at -law, Dir. of Pub. Instr. in
Centr. Provs. India. Ees., Nagpur, C'entr. Provs.
MONRO, Horace Cecil, C.B. (Civ. 1902), B.A.,
barrister-at-law, an Assist. Sec. Loc. Govt. Bd. :
b. i85i. Ees., Oueen Anne's Mansns., Westmr.,
S.W.
MONRO, Lady Ida Constance, dau. of 5th E.
of Lisburne and wife of Col. Se/mour Monro,
C. B., below.
MONRO, James, C.B. (Civ. 1888), late Ch.
Commissr. Metrop. Police, now in missionary
work in India, where he had in 1882-4 been Com-
missr. Bengal Div.: b. 1838. Ees., Ranaghat,
Nuddea, Bengal.
MONRO, Brig.-Gen. Seymour Charles Hale,
C.B. (Mil. 1903), late Seaforth Highdrs. ; Afghn.
1878-80- Egypt, Bechuanald., Hazara 1891, Chitral,
Tirah 1898, S. Africa 1899-1902, now Oommg.
Ahmednagar Brigade in India : b. 1856, mar. 1888
the above Lady Ida M. Club, Nav. and Mil.
MONSELL, family name of Emly Barony (no
repres. of the name).
Directory of Peerage. HOE"
470 ION
MONSERRATE— see "Cook, Bt."
MONSON, family name of follg. Barony.
MONSON, Baron-. Augustus Debonnaire
John Monson, 9th Bn. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., has
been Hon. Attache to Brit. Emb. at Paris and
A_ssist. Comptr. and Equerry to H.R.H. the late
Duke of Saxe-Coburg: son of 8th Bn. ; b. Sept. 22,
1 863 ; sue. * 1900 (L.U.); mar. 1903 Romaine,
widow of Lawrence Turmrre, Esq., of New York,
and dau. of the late Gen. Roy Stone, U.S.A.
Seats, Burton Hall, Lincoln ; Chart JLodge, Seven-
oaks, Kent.
Creations. Eng. : A Bfc. 1611. Gt. Br. : Bn.
Monson, 1723.-811- Jno. Monson, 5th Bt., Kt. of the
Bath, for years M.P. for Lincoln, was awarded this
Peerage. The 7th Bn., who had been Treasurer of the
Household, Master of the Horse, &<?., was in 1886 created
Vise. Oxenbridge, but, as he lift no issue, that title went
no farther.
Titled Relatives.
(Monson.)
Surviving issue of 8th Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Edome Elm. Theodosia, now Hon. Mrs.
Walter Ohetwynd, b. 188s, mar. 1890 Capt. Walt.
Hill 0., bro. of Sir Geo. Chetwynd, 4th Bt. Res.,
34 Sloane Gdns., S.W.
Hon. Mary Evelyn Mina 31., b. 1866.
(Present Baron, b. i85S.)
Hon. Adelaide Violet Cicely, now Hon. Mrs. George
Leveson-Gower, b. 1870, mar. 1898 Geo. Granville
L.-G., Esq., grandson of 1st Earl Granville. Res.,
13 Seymour St., Portrnan Sq., W.
Issue of 6th Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late Viscount 0. and 7th Baron, b. 1S29, d. 189S.)
(The late 3tii Baron, b. 1830, d. 1900.)
lit. Hon. Sir Edmund John M., heir pres. to Barony,
b. 1834— see "Monson, P.C. and Bt.," and for 2nd
heir.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Evelyn M. (Anne Grace Hynde, dau. of the
late Jas. Kinnear, Esq., WS.), mar. 1872 the late
Rev. the Hon. Evelyn John M. (d. 1892). Res.,
Croft Lodge, The Park, Newark, Notts.
MONSON, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady M. (Augusta Louisa Caroline, dau. of
Lt.-Col. Hon. Augustus E. Ellis, son of 1st Bn.
Seaford), a Lady in Waiting to H.I.H. the Dchss.
of Saxe-Coburg : mar. 1861 8th Bn. Monson,
C.V.O. (d. 1900). Res., King's Cottage, Kew ;
7 Borgo San Jacopo, Florence.
MONSON, Hon. Lady— see following art.
MONSON, Priv. Counc. and Baronet, Peer's
Son. Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Edmund John
Monson, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1893), 1st Bt. (U. K. 1905),
G.C.B. (Civ. 1896), G.C.M.G. (1892; K.C.M.G.
1836), G.C.V.O. (1903), MA., D.C.L., LL.D., late
Ambass, at Paris, formerly at Vienna, and
Minister or Cons.-Gen. at Buda Pesth, Monte
Video, Buenos Aires, Asuncion, Copenhagen,
Athens, and Brussels, lias also been Cons, in the
Azores, Sec. to Ambass. at Washington, and
empld. on spec. serv. in Montenegro and Dal-
matia : son of 6th Bn. Monson. bro. of late Vise.
Oxenbridge and 8th Bn. M., and uncle and heir
pres. of present Bn. ; b. 1834, mar. 1881 Eleanor
Catherine Maiy, dau. of Maj. Jas. St. J. Mu.nro
{Hon. Lady Monson). Heir, his son Maxwell
William Edmund John (b. 1882 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Edmund St. John Debonnaire John, b. 1883).
Res., Thatched House, Richmond Park, Surrey.
MONSON, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 5th
Vise. Gal way,
MONTAGU, family name of Manchester
Dukedom and of Sandwich Earldom. Index to
the two lines, together with those of Rokedy
(Robinson-Montagu) and Montagu of Beaulieu
(Douglas-Scott-Montagu), marked b. :
Ly. Agneta Har. s. Hn. John Walt. b. Hn. Robt. Hy. b.
Ld. Chas.Wm.A.M. Lv. Mary Alva, m. Hn. Victor Alex. s.
Hn. Elizabeth, r. Ly. Robert, m. Ly. Victoria, b.
MONTAGU, Baron— see compounds below.
MONTAGU, Baronet. Sir (Montagu) Samuel
Montagu, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1894), a D.L. for Co.
London, head of the bank of Samuel Montagu
and Co., has taken a leading part in founding
Jewish synagogues &e., late an MP. : son of
Mr. Louis Samuel, watchmaker, of Liverpool and
aftds. of Bloomsbury ; b. 1832. assumed by licence
the name of Montagu 1894 (in lieu of Samuel as a
surname), mar. 1862 Ellen, dau. of the late Louis
Cohen, Esq. Heir, Ms son Louis Samuel (b. 1869 ;
2nd heir, latter' s son_Stuart Albert, b. 1898).
Seat, South Stoneham House, Southampton ; town
res., 12 Kens. Pala.ce Gdns., W.
MONTAGU, Knight. Gen. Sir Horace Wil-
liam Montagu, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), Lt.-Gen. and
Hon. Gen. R.E. retd. (1881), now Col. Comdt. ;
served in Crimea: b. 1823. Res., 9 Oxford Ed.,
Colchester.
MONTAGU (DOUGLAS-SCOTT-), family
name of Montagu of Beaulieu Barony (see
"Montagu" above, with Index; to be distin-
guished from " Montagu-Douglas-Scott," that of
the Buceleuch Dukedom).
MONTAGU (ROBINSON-,) family name of
the extinct Barony of Rokeby (see " Montagu").
MONTAGU of BEAULIEU (pron. Bewly),
Baron. John Walter Edward Douglas-Scott-
Montaau, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a C.C for Hants, and
Lt.-Col. 4th Vol. Batt. Hants. Regt., late an
M.P. : son of 1st Bn. ; b. June 10, 1866; sue.
1903 (C); mar. 1869 Lady Cecil Victoria Con.- tance
Kerr, dau. of 9th M. of Lothian, K.T. Seats, Palace
House, Beaulieu, Brockenhurst R.S.O., Hants. ;
Ditton Pk., Slough, Bucks. ; town res., 3 Tilney
St., ParkLn., W.
Creation. Bn. Montagu of Beaulieu, U.K. 1883.
Titled Relatives.
(Douglas-Scott-Mcntagu.)
Dau. of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Helen Cecil D.-S.-M., b. 1S90.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1866.)
Hon. Robert Henry D.-S.-M., heir pres. to Barony,
formerly Lieut. Lothian Mil. : b. 1867, mar. 1904
Alice, widow of Oscar Lavy-Davies, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Robert Scott- Montagu). (No 2nd heir.)
Hon. Rachel Cecily, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Forster,
b. 1868, mar. 1890 Hy. Wm. F.. Esq., M.P. R'.s.,
Lope, Exbury, tiouthamptou ; Southend Hall, Cat-
ford, S.E. ; 4 St. James's PI., S.W.
— Dau.-in-law:
Lady Cecil Victoria D.-S.-M., see Hon. John above.
MONTAGU of BEAULIEU, Baron's Widow.
The Dowager Lady M. of B., nee Hon. Cecily
Susan Stuart-Worfley, dau. of 2nd Bn. Wharn-
clitfe and sist. of 1st Earl, mar. 1865 1st Bn.
Montagu of Beaulieu (d. 1905).
MONTAGU - DOUGLAS - SCOTT— see " Buc-
eleuch, D. of."
MONTAGU of KIMBOLTON, Baron {Eng.
1620) — see "Manchester, D. of."
MONTAGU of ST. NEOTS, Baron (Eng. 1660)
— see "Sandwich, E. of."
MONTAGU - STUART - WORTLEY — see
" Whameliffe, E. of."
MONT' ALTO, Count of. Francesco Manduca-
Piscopo-Macedonia, 6th Ct. (Parma 1720 — Mal-
tese Nobility), a memb. of the Maltese Cmttee. of
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MON
471
Privileges and of Soc. of Arts and Agric. Soc:
nephew of 5th Ct., b. 1851, sue. 1885, mar. 1889, 2nd
wife, Angiolina, dau. of 4thBn. of Bulebenand sist.
of 1st wife. Heir, his son Bernard, Contino di
Mon? Alto (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir, next son, Joseph,
dei Conti Manduca, b. 1893). lies., Castello ta
Sultan, Wardia ; 42 Strada Beale, Casal Balzan ;
34 St. Paul's Bay ; Babato— all in Malta.
MONTANABO, Col. Arthur Forbes, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), B.A., Ashanti 1895-6 and 1900, Nigeria
1901-3, now with W. Afr. Frontier Force : b. 1862.
MONTEAGLE of BBANDON {written Mont-
eagle), Baron. Thomas Spring Bice, 2nd Bn.
(U.K.), K.P. (1885), B.A., a D.L. and C.C. for
Co. Limerick: grandson of 1st Bn. and son of
Hon. Steph. Edmond Spring Bice; b. May 31,
1849; sue. 1866 (L.U.) ; mar. 1875 Elizabeth, dau.
of Most Bev. Saml. Butcher, D.D., Bishop of
Meath. Seat, Mount Trenchard, Foynes B.S.O.,
Co. Limerick; town res., 13 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea,
S.W.
Creation. Bn. Monteagle of Brandon, U.K. 1839.— The
Rt. Hon. Thos. Spring Rice, F.R.S., M.P. for Limerick
and for Cambridge, Secretary for the Colonies, and
Chancellor of the Exchequer, was the first to hold this
Peerage. The family name is usually given as Spring-
Pace, but this appears to be an error. The name Spring
has been largely prefixed as is seen below ; but the Roll
of the Peers includes it as a Christian name.
Titled Relatives.
{Rice.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
The late Hon. Stephen Edmond R., b. 1S77, d. 1900.
Hon. Mary Ellen R., b. 18S0.
Hon. Thomas Aubrey R., heir to Barony, b. 1883.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Francis.)
Surviving bro. and sists. of present Bn. (granted
rank of Bn.'s childn. 1870) :
Hon. Theodosia Spring, now Hon. Mrs. Edward
Chapman, b. 1841, mar. 1872 Rev. Edwd. Wm. C.
Res., Paul's Gray Hill, St. Mary Cray R.S.O., Kent.
Hon. Aileen Spring, now Hoa. Mrs. John Arthur,
b. 1844, mar. 1864 the late Jno. Raynor A., Esq.,
son of Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Arthur, 1st Bt. Res.,
Normandy Pk., Guildford.
Hon. Alice Spring R., b. 1847. Rvs., Cool-na-Vee,
Eoynes R.S.O., Co. Limerick.
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Frederica Spring, now Hon. Mrs. Walter
Soiheby, b. 1833, mar. 1893 Rev. Walter E. Hamilton
8. Res., Bere Regis Vic, Wareham, Dorset.
Hon. Francis Spring R., Com. R.N. retd. (1897), b.
1852, mar. i382 Elisabeth Ami, dau. of Sir Peter G.
FitzGerald, The Knight of Kerry, 1st Bt. of
Valencia (Hon. Mrs. Francis R.). Res., Reenglas,
Valencia Isld., Co. Kerry.
Hon. Catherine Ellen Spring R.,b. ) Res ^ Bryan-
Ho?. Amy Spring R., b. 1838. f sfc°* St- W-
Dau -in-law of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hoa. Mrs. Edmond R. (Margaret Jane, dau. of Jas.
Little, Esq., of Ontario), mar. 1870 the late Hon.
Edmond Henry Fras. Louis R. (d. 1887).
MONTE AGLE op WESTPOBT (MontEagle),
Baron (Irel. 1760, U.K. i8o5)— see " Sligo, M. of."
Bn. MontEagle is the Imper. title of the Mar-
ques-sate.
MONTEAT3, Knigkt. Sir James Monteath,
K.C.S.I. (1903), late Ch. Sec. to Bombay Govt. , now
an M.L.C., prev. in Bev. and Bolit. Depts., com-
mencing 1870: b. 1847, mar. 1892 Amelia, dau.
of the late Thos. Hunter, Esq.. Bes., Bombay.
MONTE FIOBE, Baronet. Sir Francis
Abraham Montefiore, 1st Bt. (U.K. i885), a D.L.
for Sussex (High Sheriff 1895) : son of the late
Jos. M. Montefiore, Esq. of Worth Pk. ; b. 18S0,
mar. 1888 Marian, dau. of Herr Wm. de Gut-
mann, of Vienna. No present heir. Bes., 3 Glou-
cester St., Portman Sq., W.
MONTENEGBO, Crown Prince of. Prince
Danilo Alexander, K.C.V.Q. (Hon. 1898), b.
1871 (see Boy. Fam.).
MONTENEGBO, Buling Prince of. H.H.
Nicholas I., G.C.V.O. (Hon. 1897), b. 1841.
MONTGOMEBIE, family name of Eglinton
and Winton Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and
"Hons."
MONTGOMEBIE, Lord (by courtesy— title
Scot. 1449), elder son and heir of E. of Eghnton.
MONTGOMEBIE, Bear-Adm. Bobert Archi-
bald Jakes, C.B. (Mil. 1892), C.M.G. (1904),
Albert Medal, late a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. ;
Egypt, Nile 1885-6, and Witu, late Sen. Offr. for
Fishery Protection on Newfdld. coast. : b. 1855.
Bes., 22 Embankment Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
MONTGOMEBY, Baronet of Stanhope— see
"Montgomery (Graham-)."
MONTGOMEBY, Baronet of The Hall. Sir
Hugh Conyngham Gaston Montgomery, 4th Bt.
(U.K. 1 80S), retired Maj. 6th Drgn. Gds., formerly
A.D.C. to Viceroy of Ireld.: son of 3rd Bt., b.
1847, sue. 1888. Heir pres., his bro. Alexander
Cecil (b. 1859 I no 2nd heir). Bes., 33 Chapel St.,
GrosvenorPl.,S.W.
MONTGOMEBY, Baronet's Widow. Lady
M. of The Hall (Caroline Bose, dau. of Jas.
Campbell, Esq., of Hampton Ct.), mar. 1840 Adm.
Sir Alex. L. Montgomery, 3rd Bt. (d. 1888). Bes.,
56CadoganPl., S.W.
MONTGOMEBY, Bishop. Bt. Bev. Henry
Hutchinson Montgomery, D.D., formerly 4th Bp.
of Tasmania, now Sec. to S.P.G. and a Preb. of
St. Paul's, is Prelate of Ord. of St. Mich, and St.
Geo. : b. 1847, cons. 1889, ret. 1901, mrrd. Bes.,
Newpark, Co. Donegal, nr. Moville ; 19 Delahay
St., Westmr., S.W.
MONTGOMEBY, Earl of (Eng. 1605)— see
" Pembroke and M."
MONTGOMEBY, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Ellen Jane, dau. of the late W. Lambert, Esq.),
mar. 1845, as 2nd wife, Sir Bobt. Montgomery,
G.C.S.I., K.C.B., LL.D., late Lt.-Gov. of Punjab
(d. 1887). Bes., Hunsdon Lea, Torquay.
MONTGOMEBY, Lady Charlotte Elizabeth,
dau. of 2nd E. of Powis.
MONTGOMEBY, Capt. F. C, D.S.O. (1902),
Boberts's Horse in S. Africa 1902.
MONTGOMEBY, Hon. Mrs. Henry, sist. of
15th Bn. Elphinstone.
MONTGOMEBY, Lt.-Col. James Alexander
Lawrence, C.S.I. (1903), LA. retd. (1904) ; late
Commissr. of Bawal Pindi and Financ. Commissr.
of Punjab : b. 1849. Club, Jun. IT. Serv.
MONTGOMEBY, Maj. -Gen. Bobert Arthur,
C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Civ. 1902), B.A., late Dep.
Dir.-Gen. of Ordn. at Headqrs., late comdg.
Portsmth. Defences : b. 1848.
MONTGOMEBY, Lt.-Col. Bobert Arundel
Kerb, D.S.O. (1900-1), B.A., S. Africa 1899-1902,
now an A.A.G., Ind. Sfcalf Coll., Ouetta : b. 1862.
MONTGOMEBY (GBAHAM-), Baronet. Sir
Basil Templer Graham-Montgomery, 5th Bt.
(U.K. 1801), a D.L. for Kinross, formerly Lieut.
60th Bifl.es: son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th, b.
1852, sue. 1902, mar. 1905, 2nd wife (divorced by
1st), Theresa Blanche, dau. of the late Lt.-Col.
Edwd. G. Verschoyle. Heir, his son Walter
Basil (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Bev. Charles
Bercy G.-M., b. 1855). Seats, Kinross House, Kin-
ross ; Stanbridge Hall, Bomsey, Hants. ; tovjn res.,
6 Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
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MONTIZAMBERT, Frederick, I.S.O. (1903),
M.D., D.C.L., F.R.C.S.E., Dir.-Gea. of Public
Health, Dept. of Agriculture, Canada, served
during Fenian raid of 1866, is a niemb. of various
med. assoes. : b. 1843. Ees., 123 Cooper St.,
Ottawa.
MONTMORENCY — see "De Montmorency."
MONTREAL, Archbishop of. Most Rev.
William Bennett Bond, D.D., Metropol. of
Canada, 4th Bp. and 2nd Abp. (succeeding the
late Abp. of Ontario as Abp., and the late Abp.
of Rupert's Land as Primate of All Canada) :
b. 1815, ord. 1840, cons. 1878, el. Abp. 1901,
widower. Res., Bishop's Ct., Montreal. — Coadj.
Bp., Rt. Rev. I. Oarmichael, D.D.
MONTROSE, Duke of. Douglas Berssford
Malise Ronald Graham, 5th Duke (Scot.), sits as
Earl Graham (Gt. Br.) ; K.T. (1879), Lord Lieut,
of Stiriingsh., Hered. Sheriff of Dumbartonsh.,
Lord Clerk Register of Scotland, late Lt.-Col.
Comdt. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Arg. and Suthd.
Highldrs. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1902, is an
A.D.C. to H.M., formerly Lieut. 5th Lancers:
son of 4th D. ; b. Nov. 7, 1852; sue. 1874 (C.) ;
mar. 1876 Violet Hermione, dau. of Sir Fredk.
IT. Graham, 3rd Bt. of Netherby (a remote kins-
man) : Seat, Buchanan Castle, Drymen, Glasgow.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Graham, 1445 ; E. of Montrose,
1505 ; M. of Montrose, 1644 ; D. of Montrose, M. of Graham
and Buchanan, E. of Kincardine, Vise. Dundaff, and Bn.
Aberruthven. Mug-dock, and Eintrie, 1707. (it. Br.: Earl
Graham and Bn. G.of Beiford, 1722.— The 1st Ld. Graham
was Patrick Graham, one of the Lords of Regency during
the minority of James II. of Scotland. The 3rd Lord was
made Earl of Montrose for his gallantry at the Battle
of Sauchieburn in which James III. was slain ; hut him-
self fell with James IV. at Flodden. The 5th Earl was
created Marquess in recognition of his services as a
Commander on behalf of Charles I. He led the Royalist
forces and twice defeated the Army of the Covenant
under tl e Earl of Argyli, but was afterwards overcome
by Gencial Lesly and was taken prisoner and executed.
John Gia 1am of Claverhonse, Vise. Dundee, so famous
in song, was a collateral relative of this house who in
1689 led the Highland rebels at Killiecrankie in their
effort at the restoration of James If. : he was victorious,
but himself slain and his troops then dispersed. The
4th Marq. was raised to the Dukedom, together with
the string of lesser honours accompanying. His son was
separately created Earl and Bn. Graham of Gt. Britain,
and though he never himself succeeded to the Duke-
dom, these titles passed by special remainder to the 2nd
Duke.
Titled Relatives.
(Graham.
Issue of present. ($th) D.
Marq. of Graham, heir to Dukedom : James G.,
C.V.O. (1905), a D.L. for Stirling3h., Assist. Priv.
Sec. to Chanc. of Exchequer, Com. of CI yd 3 Div.
Roy. Nav. Vol. Reserve, late 2nd Lieut. 5M1 Vol.
Batt. Black Watoh and in A.S.C., served in S.
Africa 1900 : b. 1878.
Lady Helen Violet G., h. 1879.
Lady Hermione Emily G.. b. 1882.
Lord Douglas Malise G., 2nd heir, Lieut. R.A. :
b. 1O83.
Lord Alastair Mungo G.,a Midshipman R.N., b. i835.
Surviving issue of 4th D. (sists. of present) :
Lady Beatrice Violet, now The Lady Greville, h. 1842,
mar. 1863 2nd Bn. G,, q.v.
(Present Duke, b. 185a.)
Lady Alma Imogine Carlotta Leonore, now Mcliss. of
Breadalbane, b. 1854, mar. 1872 1st Marq. of B., q.v.
MONTSERRAT, Viscount (Visconde de Mon-
serrate)— see "Cook, Bt."
MONYMAIL &o., Baron {Scot. 1690)— see
"Leven, E. of."
MOODY, Col. Richard Stanley Hawks, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), late Rov. Ir, Fus. ; Zulu War 1879,
Chitral Relief, N.W. Front. 1897-8, S. Africa
1900-2, wasa Brig.-Maj. in Malta 1885-90 : b. 1854.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
MOON, Baronet of Copsewood. Sir Cecil
Ernest Moon, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), son of the
late Edwd. Moon, Esq., and grandson of 1st Bt.,
who for 30 years was Chmn. of L. & N.W. Rail-
way ; b. 1867, sue. 1899, mar. 1888 Kate, dau.
of the late P. Grattan Lauder, Esq. Heir pres.,
his bro. Hubert Charles (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, their
uncle Richard, b. 1843). Club, Grosvenor.
MOON, Baronet of Portman Square. Sir
Francis Sidney Graham Moon, 3rd Bt. (U.K.
1855), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. E. Surrey
Regt. (Mil.) : son of 2ndBt., b. 1855, sue. 1904.
Heir pres., his bro. Maj. Wilfred Graham M.
(b. 1864 ; 2nd heir, next bro. Rev. Cecil Graham
M., b. 1867). Res., Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey.
MOON, Baronet's Widow. Lady M. of Port-
man Square (Ellen, dau. of Thos. Sidney, Esq.),
mar. 1851 Rev. Sir Edwd. Graham Moon, 2nd
Bt. (d. 1904). Res., with present Bt.
MOON, Henry E., I.S.O. (1902), Second Div.
Clerk in Priv. Coune. Office.
MOOR, Knight. Sir Ralph Denham Ray-
ment Moor, K.C.M.G. (1897), late High Commissr.
for Southern Nigeria Protect., was a Dist. Insp.
Roy. Ir. Constab. i83i-gi : b. i860, mar. 1898, as
2nd husb., Adrienne, widow of J. Burns, Esq.
Res., 23 Carlisle Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
MOORE, family name of Drogheda and
MountCashell Earldoms : see former for Lady
Beatrice, latter for Lady Jane, see also below.
MOORE, Baron (Irel. 1616)— see "Drogheda."
MOORE, Baronet. Sir Thomas O'Connor
Moore, 11th Bt. (h-el. 1681), son of 10th Bt., b.
1843, suc- 1S82. Heir, a possibly surviving de-
scendant of the 9th Bt. Res., Cork.
MOORE, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Margaret Matilda, dau. of Roger O'Connor,
Esq.), mar. 1851, as 2nd wife, Sir Richd. E.
Moore, 10th Bt. (d. 1882).
MOORE, Count. Charles Joseph Henry
O'Hara Moore, 2nd Ct. (Conte— Papacy 1879), b.
1880, suc. 1904. No heir. Seat, Mooresfort and
Aherlow Castle, Tipperary; town res., 64 Prince's
Gt., S.W.
MOORE, Count's Widow. Countess M.
(Mary Lucy, dau. of Sir Chas. Clifford, 1st Bt.
of Flaxbourne), mar. 1877 1st Count Moore, a
former M.P. (d. 1904). Res. with present Ct.
MOORE, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Alexander —
see "Moore (Montgomery-)," below.
MOORE, Knight (2). Vice-Adm. Sir Arthur
William Moore, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), K.C.V.O.
(1905), C.M.G. (1892), F.R.G.S., served in Egypt
1882, is a Jun. Nav. Lord of Admiralty and
Com.-in-Ch. on China Station, late a Nav. A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria and Com.-in-Ch. at the Cape :
b. 1847. Res., 21 Chester Sq., S.W.
MOORE, Knight (3). Lt.-Col. Sir George
Montgomerie John Moore, Kt. Bach. (1897),
CLE. (1894), R.A. retd. (1887), Pres. Madras
Municipality, was Mil. Sec. to Gov. of the
Province 1884-6 : b. 1844. Res., Madras. .
MOORE, Knight (4). Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry
Moore, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), CLE. (1878), served in
Persia 1857, Mutiny, Abyssinia 1867-8, Lushai,
and Afghanistan, formerly Persian Interp. to
Com.-in-Ch. India : b. 1829. Res., Birksey Bron,
Crook, Kendal.
MOORE, Knight (5). Sir John William
Moore, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.D., F.K.Q.C.P., Prof,
of Medicine Roy. Coll. Surg. Ireld., Sen. Phys. to
Meath Hosp., was Pres. Roy. Coll. Physicians in
Ireld. 1898-1900, is author of various med. works
and has edited Dubl. Journ. Med. Sci. from 1373 :
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Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MOR 473
b. 1845, mar. 1881, 2nd wife, Louisa Emma, dau.
of Edmd. J. Armstrong, Esq., D.L. lies., 40
Fitzwilliam Sci., Dublin.
MOORE, Knight's "Widow. Lady M. (Mar-
garet Ann Harriet, dau. of Chas. Win. Baylis),
mar. 1858 SirWm. Jas. Moore, K.C.I.E. (d. 1896).
Res., 39 Hyde Pk. Gt., Kens. Gore, S.W.
MOORE, Viscount {by courtesy — title Irel.
1621), only son and heir of E. of Drogheda.
MOORE, Maj.-Gen. Arthur Thomas, C.B.
(Mil. 1887). Uffi (1857), LA. Supernum. List;
Persia 1856-7, Mutiny 1857-9 : b. 1830. Club,
Hibern. TJ. Serv. (Dublin).
MOORE, Arthur William, C.V.O. (1902),
M.A., F.R.Met.Soc, Speaker of House of Keys,
I. of Man, and author of works on that island :
b. 1853. lies., Cronkbourne, I. Man (? post-town).
MOORE, Lieut. Athelstan, D.S.O. (1902),
Roy. Dubl. Fus.; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1879.
MOORE, Capt. Charles Hesketii Grant,
D.S.O. (1904), LA., Malakand 1897, Thibet
igo4 : b. 1868.
MOORE, Hon. Evelyn I., Maid of Honour to
Queen Victoria, dau. of Rev. E. Moore, who mar.
Lady Harriet J. S. Douglas, dau. of 4th D. of
Buccleuch : b. 1856, appd. 1881.
MOORE, George, I.S.O. (1903), Commissr. of
Lands and Works, Fiji. Res., Suva.
MOORE, John Robert, I.S.O. (1902), Ch.
Clerk. Bd. of Agric. : b. 1830.
MOORE, John Samuel, C.B. (Mil.igo2),Paym.-
in-Chief , R.N. retd. ; Kaffir War 1849-52, Crimea,
Mutiny, Egypt 1882: b. 1831. Res., Alverstoke,
Gosport.
MOORE, Col. Maurice George, C.B. (Mil.
1902), Connaught Rangers ; Kaffir and Zulu Wars
1877-9, andS. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1854.
MOORE, Hon. Mrs. Melville, dau. of 1st Bn.
Hindlip.
MOORE, Lt.-Col. Richard St. Leger, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), 17th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900-1, was High Sheriff of Kildare 1897 : b. 1848.
Res., Killashee House, Naas, Co. Kildare.
MOORE, Lieut. Thomas Mitchell. D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa
1900, is a sheep farmer : b. 1875. Res., Groongal
Station, S.W.R., N.S. Wales.
MOORE, Capt. William Henry, D.S.O. (1902),
Royal Garrison Artill.; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1873-
MOORE (MONTGOMERY-), Hon. Lady, wife
of following and dau. of 1st Bn. Seaton.
MOORE (MONTGOMERY-), Knight. Gen.
Sir Alexander George Montgomery - Moore,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), late comdg. Dublin, Belfast,
and Aldershot Dists., prev. in Canada, ret. 1900
and is Col. 4th Hussars, a D.L. for Co. Tyrone,
High Sheriff 1904 : b. 1833, mar. 1857 the above
Hon. Lady M.-Moore. Res., Gipsy Lodge, Nor-
wood, S.E.
MOORES, Capt. Charles Frederick, D.S.O.
^1900-1), A.S.C., S. Africa 1900, now a D.Q.M.G.
Portsmouth Defences : b. 1873.
MOORHOUSE, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev.
James Moorhouse, D.D.. late 3rd Bp. of Man-
chester, formerly Preb. of St. Paul's and Bp. of
Melbourne, has been Hulsean and Warburton
Lecturer and a Chapl. in Ord. to Queen Victoria :
b. 1826, cons. 1876 (Melbourne), trans. 1886, ret.
1903.
MOORSOM, Lt.-Col. Henry Martin, M.V.O.
(4th Class 1903), Rifle Brigade retd. (1877) ;
Mutiny, Canada 1866, now Ch. Const, of Lanca-
shire : b. 1839. Res., Penwortham, Preston, Lanes.
MOOSONEE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. George
Holmes, M.A,, 3rd Bp., late Archdn. of Athabasca,
prev. a C.M.S. Missnry. in the district of the
Lesser Slave Lake: ord. 1887, cons. 1905. Res.,
Moose Fort, James Bay, Canada.
MORANT, Knight. Adm. Sir George Digcy
Movant, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), served in Burma
1852-3, Baltic and Black Seas, and China 1859 and
1865-6, was Adm. Supt. of Chatham Dockyd.
1892-5, prev. in charge of those of Hong Kong
and Pembroke, ret. 1901 : b. 1837, mar. i865
Sophia, dau. of the late Col. G. Eyres. Res.,
31 Redcliffe Sq., S.W.
MORANT, Robert Laurie, C.B. (Civ. 1902), a
Permanent Sec. to Bd. of Education: b. 1863.
Res., 15 Queen Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
MORAY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur John
Macleane, D.D., Bp. of Moray, Ross, and Caith-
ness, late Princ. of Scott. Episc. Theolog. Coll. at
Edinburgh, formerly head of East Syrian Mission,
Dean of Argyll, and Rect. of Portree and Selkirk,
is author of a Syriac Gram, and Diet. : b. 1858,
cons. 1905. — The Primus of the Scott. Episc.
Church is now the Bp. of St. Andrews.
MORAY {pron. Murry), Earl of. Francis
James Stuart, 16th Earl {Scot.), sits as Bn.
Stuart of Castle Stuart {Gt. Br.); a D.L. for
Perthsh., Lt.-Col. retired, formerly of 1st Batt.
King's (L'pool) Regt. : bro. of 15th E. and son of
Rev. Edmund Luttrell Stuart; b. Nov. 24, 1842;
sue. 1901 {L.) ; mar. 1879 Gertrude Floyer, dau. of
Rev. Fras. Smith : assumed the addit. name of
Gray 1895, but dropped it on accession, as his
bro. had done. Seats, Darnaway Castle, Forres,
Elginsh. ; Donibristle Pk., Crossgates R.S.O.,
Fifesh. ; Castle Stuart, Inverness ; Doune Lodge,
Doune R.S.O., Perthsh.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Moray and Lord Abernethy
and Strafchearn, 1562; Ld. Doune, 1581 ; Ld. St. Colme,
161 1. Gt. Br. : Bn. Stuart of Castle Stuart, 1796. " Lord
Doune " is the usual courtesy-title of an eld. son. —
There have been repeated Earldoms of Moray, dating
originally from Celtic times. The 1st Earl of the present
series was a son of King James V., Jas. Stewart, Prior of
St. Andrews. (His charter of 1562 above was supple-
mented by others of 1564 and 1566, the last including
heirs female ; but under Scottish law the precedence
remains with the original grant.) He became Regent of
Scotland, but was assassinated in 1570. His daughter
married the 2nd Ld. Doune, and the husband became
2nd Earl in right of his wife. He too was assassinated,
but the 1st Marq. of Huntly, who did the deed, had
obtained a writ empowering him to '■execute justice"
on the accomplices in the Earl of Bothwell's raid on
Holyrood House. The 1st Ld. Doune was Sir Jas.
Stewart of Doune (whose sister married Robt. Crichton
of Cluny and was mother of the " Admirable Crichton ") ;
the 2nd, as we have seen, became 2nd Earl of Moray.
Tiie 3rd Earl in 1611 resigned his titles into the King's
hands and obtained a new charter of them. The Lord-
ship of St. Colme was granted to a brother of the 2nd
Earl. The 9th Earl received the British Barony. The
Barony of Gray was recently included in this line through
the daughter of the nth Bn. Gray marrying the 9th Earl
of Moray, their grandson coming to succeed as 14th Earl
and 18th Bn. Upon his death without issue the titles
separated again..
Titled Relatives.
Surnames as below.)
Bro. and sist. of present {16th) E. (granted rank
of Earl's children 1897) :
(The late 15th Earl, b. 1340, d. 1901.)
(Present Earl, b. 1843.)
Lady Cornelia, now Lady C. True.ll, b. 184s, mar. 1873
Rev. Wm. H. Aug. T. Res., Clonmannon, Ash-
ford R.S.O., Co. Wicklow.
Hon. Morton- Gray Stuart-Gray, heir pres. to Earl-
dom, M.A. : b. 1855, mar. 1390 Edith Douglas, dau. of
Bear- Adm. Geo. Palmer (Hon, Mrs. S.-G-). Res.,
Kinfauns Castle, Perth ; Gray House, Dundee.
(2nd heir, his son Francis Douglas, b. 1892.)
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MORAY, Earl's Widow. Anna, Countess
of M. (Anna Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Geo. J.
Collinson), mar. 1877 15th E. of Moray (d. 1901).
Res., Tarbat House, Kildary R.S.O., Ross-sh. ;
7 Aiaslie PL, Edinburgh.
MOBAY'STIRLING-EOME-DRTJMMOND-),
Hon, Mrs. William, dan. of 4th Bn. Kensington.
—For Lady Georgina Emily see ''Drummond,
' 'mORDATJNT, Baboxet. Sir Qsbert L'Es-
trange Mordaunt, nth Bt. (Eng. 1611), son of
10th Bt., b. 1884, sue. 1897. Heir pres., his
uncle John Murray M. (b. 1837; and heir, latter' s
son Henry John, b. 1867). Seat, Walton Hall,
Warwick.
MORDAUNT, Baronets'Widows. (i)Dowager
Lady M. (Caroline Sophia, dau. of the late Rt.
Rev. Geo. Murray, Bp. of Rochester), b. 1814,
mar., 1st, 1834, Sir Jno. Mordaunt, 9th Bt. (d.
1845) ; 2ndiy, 1853, the late Capt. Gustavus T.
Smith (d. 1875)— retaining title by right. Res.,
63 Warwick Sq., S.W.— (2) Lady M. (Mary
Louisa, dau. of Rev. the Hon. Henry P.
Cholmondeley, son of 1st Bn. Delamere), mar.
1873, as 2nd wife (1st divorced), Sir Chas. Mor-
daunt* 10th Bt. (d. 1897). Res., with nth Bt.
MORE, late the family name of Mount-
Ca shell Earldom.
MORE, Lady Norah, dau. of 5th M. of Sligo.
MOREL, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Susan
Elliott, dau. of Wm. Gibbs, Esq.), mar. 1873 Sir
Thos. Morel, formerly Mayor of Cardiff (d. 1903).
Res., The Lindens (Penarth) and St. Andrew's
House (Dinas Pov»ris, Cardiff), both Glamorg.
MOREL, Comtesse Charles de— see " Chap-
man, Kt.'s Yfidow."
MORELAND, William Harrison, CLE.
(1905), Dir. of Land Records and Agric. in
United Provs. India.
MORETON, family name of Ducie Earldom,
q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Evelyn.
MORETON", Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. M.
U.K. 1837), only sou and heir of E. of Ducie.
MORGAN, family name of Tredegar Barony.
Index to that line and to that of Muskerry
(D sane - Morgan) . All "Hons." except when
" Ly." is added :
Cormac, m. Geo. Gould, t. Matt. C.C.Ftzra.M
Flora Fifczm. jr. Hamltn. R.T.G., m. Eobt.M. Fitzm. m.
Fredc.Courtny. t. Katharine,Ly.,sep. ltobt.Tlsn.,Mts.M.
MORGAN, Baronet's Widow. Lady M.
(Emily, dau. of the late Leopold Reiss, Esq.), mar.
1856 Rt. Hon. Sir Geo. Osborne Morgan, Q..C,
M.P., 1st and only Bt. (d. 1897). Res., 24Draycott
PL, Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
MORGAN, Knight. Sir Walter Morgan, Kt.
Bach. (186S), formerly Ch. Justice of HighCts.
N.W. Provs. (186C-71) and Madras (1871-9),
prev. a Judge in that of Bengal : b. 1821,
widower. R s., 22 Egerton Terr., Brompton Rd.,
S.W.
MORGAN, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady M.
(Clasina Joselina, dan., of J. M. Sisonw, Esq.),
mar. 1844 Sir Richd. E. Morgan, Acting On. Just,
of Ceylon (d. 1876). Res., Belle Vue, Mutwal,
Colombo.— (2) Lady M. (Elizabeth Margaretta,
dau. of Jas. Buckley, Esq.). mar. 1874 Sir Morgan
Morgan (d. 1894). Re*., Hendrescythan, Ponty-
pridd, Glamorg.— (3) Lady M. (Harriett, dau. of
MORGAN? Col." Alexander Bbooice, C.I
(Mil. iS32), Norf. Regt. retd, (1393) 5 Crimes
MOB
Mutiny, Hazara 1S68, Afghn. 1879^80, Egypt,
Burma 18S7-9, and Chin-Lushai, has been A.A.G.
m Bengal and Madras : b. 1837. Res., Kuidunnah,
Camberley, Surrey.
MORGAN, Lt.-Col. Anthony Hickman, D.S.O.
(1894), L.K.Q.C.P., L.R.C.S.I., E.R.G.S., F.Z.S.,
A.M.S. retd. (1896) ; Egypt, Gambia 1891-4, S.
Africa 1899-1900, is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jems,
b. 1858. i?es.,Hoilybrook House, Skibbereen, Co.
Cork ; 14 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
MORGAN, Maj. Cecil Buckley, D.S.O.
(3900-1), late West Ind. Regt. ; Niger Territs.
1892-5, Sierra Leone i8q8-g, and S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. i860.
MORGAN, Capt. Frederick Robert Wil-
liam, M.Y.O. (4th Class, 1905), R.N., Egypt 1882,
now Nav. Attache at Paris.
MORGAN, Col. Harrison Ross Lswin, C B.
(Mil. 1893), R-A. retd. (1890) ; Duffta and other
Ind. and Afghn. campaigns 1874-91 : b. 1842.
Res., Old Abbey. Limerick.
MORGAN, Lt.-Col. Hill Godfrey, C.B. (Mil.
1902), D.S.O. (1896) A.S.C., Dongola Expedn.,
Nile 1898, was Dir. of Supplies in S. Africa
1899-1002 : b. 1 852.
MORGAN, John Hammond, C.V.O. (1901),
M.A., E.R.C.S., Surg, and Treas. of Charing
Cross Hosp. Med. Sch., has been Pres. of Med.
Soc. of London, author of various med. papers :
b. 1847. Res., 63, Grosvenor St., W.
MORGAN, Lady Katharine Agnes Blanche,
dau. of 6th E. of Southesk.
MORGAN (DEANE-), family name of Mus-
kerry Barony ; see Index to " Morgan " above.
MORGAN -GREN YILLE— see ' ' Kinloss. ' '
MORIARTY, Capt. Henry Augustus, C.B.
(Civ. 1866), R.N. retd. (1874, ent. 1829); Syrian
Coast 1840, W. Coast of Africa 1848, and Baltic ;
took part in work of Atlantic cables : b. 1815.
R^-i 35 Manor Pk., Lee, S.E.
MORLAND, Hon, Mrs. Servante, sist. of 12th
Yise. Falkland.
MORLAND. Brig.-Gen. Thomas* Lethbridge
Napier, C.B.' (Mil. 1903), D.S.O. (1902), late
King's Roy. Rif . Corps ; Niger 1397-8. Ashanti,
&c. 1900-3, now Insp. Gen. of ForcesinN. Nigeria,
recently A.D.C. to Gov. of Malta : b. 1865.
MORLEY, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev. Samuel
Morley, D.D. (Lambeth degree), M.A., late 1st
Bp. of Tinnevelly and Madura, formerly a Chapl.
on Madras Estab. and Domestic Chapl. to Bp. of
Madras, now Archdn. of the Ch. of Engld. in
Egypt : b. 1841, cons. 1896, ret. 1903.
MORLEY, Earl of. Robert Edmund Parker,
4th Earl (U.K.), a Co. Aid. for Devon, Pres. of
Plymouth Cbaaib. of Commerce, Capt. Roy. 1st
Devon Imper. Yeom. : son of 3rd E. ; b. April 19,
1877; sue. 1905 (/,. £7.) ; uumarrd. Seat, Saltram,
Plympton, Devon ; town res., 31 Prince's Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
Ciif.ations. Bn. Boringdon, Gt. Br. 1784 ; E. of Morley
and Vise. Boringdon, U.K. 1815.— Jno. Parker, M. P. for
Devonshire, jvas the isr. Bn., his son obtaining the
Earldom. The late 3rd Earl was Chairman of Com-
mittees and Deputy Speaker in the House of Lords from
1889 to his death.
Titled Relatives.
(Parker.)
Issue of 3rd E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
Present Earl, b. 1877.
Hon. Montagu Bkownlow P., heir pres. to Earldom,
Liout. fciren. Gds., served in S. Africa 1900 and
1Q02, now A.D.C. to Maj. -Gen, comdg. London
Disc. : b. 1878.
Lady Mary Theresa P., b. i83i.
Hon. John Jttolford P., 2nd heir, b. i386.
Directory of Peerage,
MOB
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. MOR 475
Dau. of 2nd E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. XS43, d. 1905.)
Lady Emily Katherine P., b. 1846. Re3., White-way,
Chudleigh R.8.O., S. Devon.
MOELBY, Earl's Widow. Countess of M.
Margaret, dau. of the late Robt. S. Holford,
Esq.), mar. 1876 3rd B. of Morley, P.C. (d.
1 905) . lies., with present Earl .
( MOELEY, Pbiv. Counc. (1) . Et. Hon. Arnold
Morley, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1892), M.A., barrister-at-
aw, an M.P. 1880-95, has been Patr. Sec. to
Treasury and Postmaster-Gen.: b. 1849. Res.,
! Stratton St., Piccadilly, W.
MORLEY, Priv. Counc. (2). Rt. Hon. John
Morley, P.C. (G. B. & I. 1886), O.M. (1902),
M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., B.E.S., M.P. for Montrose
j Dist. (L.), barrister-at-law, twice Ch. Sec. for
Ireland, and has been Editor of the Fortnightly
Review and the Pall Mall Gazette, also an extensive
vuthor on philosophical and biographical sub-
jects (including the Lives of Cobden and Glad-
stone), is a Trustee of Brit. Mus. and a mernb.
I>f Histor. MSS. Cornmssn. : b. 1838. Pes., Flower-
nead, Wimbledon Pk., S.W.
MORNE, Viscount— see 14 Mourne."
MORNINGTON, Baron (Irel. 1746), and Earl
of (1760)— see "Wellington."
MOROCCO, the Sultan of. H.M. Moulai
riBDUL el Aziz, G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1901), b. 1878,
inc. 1894.
MORPETH, Viscount (by courtesy— title Vise.
Howard of Morpeth, Eng. 1661), eld. son and heir
)f E. of Carlisle".
MORRELL, Lieut. John Frederick Baker,
JM.V.O. (5th Class, 1905), 4th Batt. Roy. Lanes.
Regt. (Mil.)
MORRELL, Lady Ottoljne Violet Anne,
aalf-sist. of 6th D. of Portland.
! MOREICE, Maj. Lewis Edward, D.S.O.
1900-1), late Eoy. Warwicks. Eegt. ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1862.
MORRIS, family name of Killanin Barony,
I n.v. for " Hons." (Lady Blanche below) .
MOERIS, Baronet. Sir Robert Armine
Morris, 4th Bt. (U.K. i8o5), a D.L. for Glamorg.
[High Sheriff 1834 and 1839-1901) : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1893, widower. Heir, his son
| Iankerville Robert Armine (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir,
I next son, John Torrington, b. 1896) . Seats, Sketty
j Pk., Swansea ; Bryn Hyfryd, Westcross R.S.O.,
Glamorg.
I MORRIS, Knight (1). Sir Daniel Morris,
K\C.M.G.(i903),M.A.,D.Sc.,E.L.S.,E.R.Hort.S.,
F.R.C.I., an M.E.C. of Leeward Is., Imper.
! Oommissr. of Agric. for W. Indies, late Assist,
j Dir. Roy. Gdns. Kew, formerly of those in Ceylon,
j and has tilled apptmts. in Jamaica, Brit. Honduras,
1 md St. Helena, is author of works on Tropical
Botany &c. : b. 1844, mar. 1879 Margaret Ann,
lata, of the late Capt. Jno. Aitken. Pes., Bridge-
town, Barbados.
MORRIS, Knight (2). Comsry.-Gen. Sir
Edward Morris, K.C.B. (Mil. 1882), served in
Crimean, Zulu, and Egvptian Campaigns, was
I Comsry.-Gen. at War Office 1883-6, when he
l retired : b. 1834. Club, Jun. IT. Serv.
MORRIS, Knight (3). Hon. Sir Edward
j Patrick Morris, Kt. Bach. (1904), K.C. (1836),
Min. of Justice in Newfoundland, prev. Attorn.-
Gen. and Dir. of Savings Bank and has led the
j Indep. Lib. Party : b. 1859, mar. 1901 Isabel
[ Langrishe, dau. of the late Rev. Win, L° Gallais.
Pes., Rennie's Mill RL,St. John's, N'fdld. ; Law
j Chambs., Kimberley Row, Do.
MORRIS, Knight (4). Sir George Morris,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), a D.L. for Co. Galway, High
Sheriff i85_i, formerly an M.P. and Vice-Pres.
Loc. Govt. Bd. Ireld. : bro. of late Bn. Morris and
Killanin, b. 1833, mar. 1875 Elizabeth, dau. of
David O'Connor Henchy, Esq., D.L. Res., 48
Lower Leeson St., Dublin.
MORRIS, Knight (5). Sir John Henry Morris,
K.C. S.I. (18S3), served in I.C.S. In Punjab, N.W.
and Centr. Provs., being Ch. Commissi', in the
last 1858-83 : b. 1828, mar. 1854 Anna Lillias,
dan. of the late Col. Cheape. Pes., Killundine,
Arsrvlish. ("post town) : 83 Queen's Gt., S. Kens.,
S.W.
MORRIS, Knight (6). Sir Lewis Morris, Kt.
Bach. (1895), M.A., barrister-at-law, author of
'The Epic of Hades,' 'Songs of Two Worlds,'
&c, Dep. Chanc. of Univ. of Wales : b. 1833, raar.
1S68 Florence, widow of Franklin C. Pollard, Esq.
Pes., Penbryn, Carmarthen.
MORRIS, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Fannie
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Thos. Rowland, Esq.),
mar. 1872 Sir Evan Morris (d. 1890). Pes., 10
Philiimore Terr., Allen St., Kens., W.
MORRIS, Lt.-Col. Arthur Henry, C.M.G.
(1904), D.S.O. (1890), Roy. Ir. Regt. ; Nile 1884-5,
Burma 1885-7, Karen Fd. Force, Chin-Lushai,
Ashanti 1900, late in Gold Coast as Ch. Commissr.
and Comdt. of Northn. Territs. : b. 1861.
MORRIS, Col. Augustus William, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), N'thants. Regt. retd. (1902); Zululd.
1879, Transvaal 1881 and in recent War 1899-1900,
in which he was A. A.G . to 5th Div. : b. 1845.
MORRIS, Lady Blanche Godolphin, dau. of
8th D. of Leeds.
MORRIS, Charles Arthur, C.V.O. (1901),
M.A.,M.B.,F.R.C.S., a Surg.-Capt. i3thMiddx.
Rif. Vols., and Surg, to Grosvcnor Rd. Hosp. for
Women and Children, formerly Res. Surg, at St.
Barthol.'s Hosp. : b. i860. Res., 28 Chester St.,
S.W.
MORRIS. Col. William George, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), C.M.G. (1893), R.E. retd. (1904), now
Director of Topographical Surv., S. Afr. late
Civ. Surveyor-Gen. in Cape Col., formerly Assist.
Comdt. Sen. of Mil. Engrg. Chatham, has had
charge of a Transit Expedn. and of S. African
Geodetic Survey, now Dir. of same, was (1899-
1902) a Col. on Staff R.E. in Boer War : b. 1847.
Pes., Pretoria.
MORRIS and KILLANIN, Baron's Widow.
The Lady M. & K. (Anna, dau. of the late Hon.
Hy. G. Hughes, a Baron of Irish Exchequer),
mar. i860 Bn. Morris and Killanin, a Lord of
Appeal and formerly Lord Ch. Justice of Ireld.
(d. 1901, when the life peerage of Morris became
extinct; see "Killanin" for successor). Res.,
Spiddal, Galway.
MORRISON, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Annie Sophia, dau. of the late Geo. Tatham,
Esq.), mar. 1881 Sir Geo. W. Morrison (d. 1896).
Res., The Old Gardens, Headingley. Leeds.
MORRISON, Lieut. Edward "Whipple Ban-
croft, D.S.O. (1900-1), Canad. Contgt. ; S. Africa
1900: b. 1867. P'-s., Ottawa.
MORRISON, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 1st Bn.
Trevor.
MORRISON, Hon. Mrs. M'Laren, dau. of only
Bn. Pirbright.
MORRISON, Lady (Sophia Castalia) Mary,
dau. of 2nd Earl Granville.
MORSE, Capt. Frank Alexander, D.S.O.
(1887), late S. Staff ords. Regt.; Burma 1885-7:
b. 1862.
476 MGR Directory of Peerage, MOS
MORSHEAD, Baronet's Widow. Lady 31.
(Sarah Elizabeth, sist. of Sir Robt. R. Wilmot,
6th Bt.) , mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, Sir Warwick Chas.
Morshead, 3rd and last Bt. (Gt.Br. 1784), formerly
Capt. 6th Drgns. (d. 1905). Res., Forest Lodge",
Binfield, Bracknell, Berks.; Tregaddick, Blisiand,
Bodmin.
MORTIMER, Col. William Hugh, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Army Pay Dept. ; Egypt 1882, S. Africa
1899-1902, now a Ch. Acct : b. 1846. Res., Holy-
rood, Blackborough Rd., Redhiil, Surrey.
MORTON, Earl of. Siiolto George Watson
Douglas, 21st Earl (Scot.), a Scot. Repres. Peer
(el. 1886), a D.L. for Argyllsh., formerly Lieut.
Midloth. Yeom.: son of 20th E. ; b. Nov. 5, 1844 ;
sue. 1884 (O.) ; mar. 1877 Hon.' Helen Geraldine
Maria Ponsonby, dau. of 2nd Bn. De Mauley.
Seats, Conaglen, Ardgour R.S.O., Argyllsh";
Aberdour Castle, Aberdour R.S.O., Fifesh. ;
Dalmahoy, Kirknewton R..S.O., Midlothian ;
Loddington Hall, Leicester.
Creations. Scot : Ld. Dalkeith, 1401 ; E. of Morton
and Ld. Aberdour, 1458. — Sir Ja?. Douglas was summoned
to the Scottish Parliament as 1st Ld. Dalkeith, the 3rd
Ld. being raised to the Earldom upon his marriage with
the Princess Joanna, dau. of Ja?nes I. The 4th Earl took
part in the murder of Riz.-do, and was eventually
executed for accession to that of Darnley, his death
being effected by a machine of his own introduction into
Scotland nicknamed "the Mai? ten." The Earldom was
then conferred upon Lord Maxwell, a grandson of the
3rd Earl, but after seven years it was restored to the
former line.
Titled Relatives.
(Douglas.)
Issue of -present (21st) E., whose father (20th E.)
left no other surviving child :
Lord Aberdour, heir to Earldom : Sholto Charles
Watson I)., Capt. Lothn. and Berwicks. Imper.
Yeom., b. 1878, mar. 1905 M. Christina lirenda, dau.
of Aclm. of the Fit. Lord Jno. Hay, G.C.B.
Hon. Charles William Sholto D., and heir, late Lieut.
4th Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I. (Mil.) : b. 1881.
Hon. Archibald Roderick Sholto D., late 2nd Lieut.
Leic. Imper. Yeom., b. 1883.
Hon. V. !!!! ■.:■ Wholto £>., b. i835.
Hon. Ronald John Sholto D. , b. x3qo.
Surviving issue of lgth E. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
(The lata 20th Earl, b. i3i!5. d. 1884.)
Rev. the Hon. Henry D., M.A., D.C.L., Hon Canon
of Worcester and of Cumbrae : b. i322, widower.
Res., Uplands, Worcester.
Lady Ellen Susan Anne, now Lady E. Hamilton-
Gordon, V.A., b. 1824, mar. 1851 the late Rev. the
Hon. Douglas H.-G. (d. igoi), son of 4th E. of
Aberdeen, q.v.
Hon. Edward William D., a D.L. for Hants., in the
Army 1845-55: b. 1825, mar. 18S1, and wife. Hon.
Evelyn Anne Trxfusis, dau. of 19th Bn. Clinton
(Hon. Mrs. Edward D.). jRes., Heatherlea, Christ-
church, Hants.
Lady Alice Louisa, now Lady Alice Ewing, b. 1830
mar. 1862 the late Rt. Rev. Alex. E., Bp. of Argyll
(d. 1373). /fes.,Clovclly, Budleig'n Haltorton, Devon.
Lady Gertrude Jane, now Lady G. Rolle, b. 1836, mar.
i860 Hon. Mark George Kerr R. (assumed name),
son of 19th Bn. Clinton, q.v.
Lady Agnes Charlotte, now Lady A. Bnrne, a Lady
of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1842, mar. 1383, as
2nd wife, Maj.-Gen. Sir Owen Tudor B., G.C.I.E.,
q.v.
— Dau.~in-Jaw :
Hon. Mrs. George D. (Charlotte Martha, dau. of
Adm. Sir Wm. Parker, 1st Bt. of Shenstone,
G.C.B. ), mar. 1830 the late Adm. Hon. Geo. Henry
1). (d. 1905). Res., 10 Park Cresc, Portland PL, W.
Sbit.-in-law of igth E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 19th Earl, b. 1789, d. 1838.)
(1st Baron Penrhyn, b. 1800, d. 1886.)
[Hon. Mrs. Charles L). (Agnes Julia, dau. of Capt.
Jno. S. Rich), mar., 1st, 1852, as 2nd wife, the late |
Rev. the Hon. Charles D. (d. 1857) ; 2ndly, 1862, the
late Lt.-Col. W. C. Gason (d. 1887)— forfeiting her
rank. Res., Kilteelagh, Ncnagh, Co. Tipperary.]
MORTON, Earl's Widow. Alice, Countess
of M., nee Lady Alice Anne Caroline Lamb-
ton, dau. of 1st E. of Durham, b. 1831, mar. 1853,
as 2nd wife, 20th E. of Morton (d. 1884) ; an
Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to H.M. the
Queen. Res., Dalmahoy, Kirknewton R.S.O.,
Midlothian.
MORTON, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Gerald!
de Courcy Morion, K.C.I.E. (1899), C.V.O. (1903),
C.B. (Mil. 1893), served in Hazara 186S and
Afghanistan 1878-80, was A.G. in India 189,5-8,
late comdg. Lahore Dist., now 7th Div. Irish
Comd. : ^"1845, mar. 1886, 2nd wife, Ada, dauJ
of Maj.-Gen. G. A. Craster. Res., Curragh Camp,
Co. Kildare.
MORVERN &c, Baron (Scot. 1701)— see
"Argyll, D. of."
MORVI, the Thakur Saheb oe. H.H. Sir
Waghti Ravaji, G.C.I.E. (1897; K.C.I.E. 1887),
a Ruling Chief of India: b. 1858. Res., Morvi,
Kathiawar, Bombay.
MOSELEY, Charles Herbert Hyrley, C.M.G.
(1903), Colon. Sec. of Lagos, served with Gambia
Expcda. 1894 and acted as Administrator re-
peatedly of bo h regions : b. 1857. Res., Lagos. I
MOSELY, Alfred, C.M.G. (1900-1), E.R.C.I.,
was Assist, in Prss. Christian's Hosp. S. Africa
1900, is aKt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1855.
Res., West Lodge, Hadley Wood, Barnet, Middx.
MOSLEY, Baronet. Sir Oswald Mosley, 4th
Bt. (Gt. Br. 1781), a D.L. for Staff ordsh. (High
Sheriff 1894) : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1890,
mar. 1873 Elizabeth Constance, dau. of the late
Sir Wm. White. Heir, his son Oswald (b. 1873 ;
2nd heir, latter's son Oswald Ernald, b. 1893).
Seat, Rolleston Hall, Burton-on-Trent ; town res. A
23 Upp. Grosvenor St., W.
MOSLEY, Alexander, C.M.G. (1901), Pres. of
Chamb. of Comm. at Gibraltar and sen. partner
in the local bank of Thos. Mosley ani Co. : b.
1S47.
MOSLEY, Lady Hilda Rose, dau. of 13th E.
of Eglinton and Winton.
MOSS, Maj. Ernest William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
W. Afr. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1876.
MOSS (EDWARDS-), Baronet. Sir John
Edwards Edwards-3foss, 2nd Bt. (U.K. i858),
M.A., formerly Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. R. A.,
(Vise.) Cross : son of 1st Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1890,
mar. 1873 Margaret Everilda, dau. of Col. Jno.
I. Blackburne. Heir, his son Capt. Thomas E.-M.
(b. 1874; 2nd heir, next son, John, b. 1882).
Seat, Thamesfield, Henley-on-Thames; town res.,
17 Roland Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
MOSSE, Dep.-Rurg.-Gen. Charles Bkniamin,
C.B. (Mil. 1874), C.M.G. (1897), M. A., L.K.Q.C.P.,
Gambia i365 and Ashanti 1873-4, now an M.L.C.
in Jamaica and Ch. Med. Officer there : b. 1830.
Res., Kingston, Jamaica.
MOSSOP. Capt. Josfph Upjohn, D.S.O. (1902),
Johannesburg Mtd. Rif. ; S. Africa 1902 : b.
1872. Res., Goode Hoop, Dist. Ermelo, Transvaal.
MOSTYN, family name of Vaux of Harrow-
den Barony. Index to that line and that of
Mostyn (surname Lloyd-Mostyn) :
Ly. Augusta, m. Hn. Gladys, v. Hn. Hugh W. u.
Ha Dorothy Al. v.Hn. Grace M. v. Hn. Katherme, M.
Hn. Edw. LI. R. m. Hn. Gwyr.cdd, m. Hn. Margaret, m.
Hn. Essex, m. II n. Harold P. v. Hn. Mrs.Ranlph.v.
Hn. Flora, v. Hn. Harriot, m. Hn. Roderic C. m.
Tin. Mrs. Geo. v. Ly. Henrietta, m. Hn. Mrs. Roger, M.
Hn. Georgina, v. Hn. Henry R.H.m. Hn. Savage, u.
MOS Baronetage, Knightage, <&& MOTJ 477
MOSTYN, Baron. Llewelyn Nevill
Vaughan Lloyd-Mostyn, 3rd Bn. {U.K.) and
a Bt., a D.L. for Cos. Kent, Carnarvon, and
Flint (C.C. also), Vice-Adm. of N. Wales and
Carmarthensh., a Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus.,
Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Boy. Welsh Fus. (Mil.),
formerly Lieut. 3rd Batt. Norfolk Begt. (Mil.) :
grandson of 2nd Bn. and son of Hon. Thos. Edwd.
Mostyn Lloyd-Mostyn, M.P. ; b. April 7, 1856 ;
sue. 1884 (C.) ; mar. 1879 Lady Mary Florence
Edith Clements, sist. of 4th E. of Leitrim (granted
rank of an Earl's dau.), Lady of Grace St. John
Jerus. Seat. Mostyn Hall, Mostyn, Flints. ; town
res., 1 Hereford Gdns., Park Ln., W.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1778. Bn. Mostyn, U.K.
1831— Sir Edwd. Pryce Lloyd, and Bfc., son of a Secretary
at War, was the 1st Bn. His successor assumed the
additional name Mostyn.
Titled Relatives.
{Lloyd-Mostyn.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
The deceased Thomas Edward Llewelyn Ll.-M.,
b. 1880, d. 1882.
Hon. Edward Llewelyn Roger Ll.-M., heir to
Barony, 2nd Lieut. Irish Gds. : b. 1885.
Hon. Roderic Clements Ll.-M., 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut.
4th Batt. Roy. Welsh Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1887.
Hon. Gwynedd Mary Ll.-M., b. 1889.
Bro. of present Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'s son
1884) :
(Present Baron, b. 1856.)
Hon. Henry Richard Howel LI. -M., a D.L. and Co.
Aid. for CHrnarvonsh., and lion. Col., late Lt.-Col.,
comdg., 4th Batt. Roy. Welsh Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1857,
mar. 1883 Hon. Pamela Georgina Douglas- Pennant,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Penrhyn (Hon. Mrs. Henry LI. -31.).
Res., Bodysgallen, Llandudno.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
Hon. Harriot Margaret Ll.-M., b. 1823. Res., 7
Chester PI., Hyde Pk. Sq., W.
Hon. Essex Ll.-M. (a dau.), b. 1833. Res., with Hon.
Harriot above.
Hon. Savage Mostyn, C.B. (Mil. 1874), a Maj.-Gen.
retd. (i8qo), served in Crimea, Mutiny, a,nd Ashanti,
is Col. of Devonsh. Regt. : b. 1835, mar. 1891 Emily
(Hon. Mrs. Savage M.). dau. of Rev. Geo. Earle-
Welby, grandson of 1st Bt. Res., Maes-y-N ant,
Wrexham, Denb.
Rev. the Hon. Hugh Wynne Ll.-M., M.A., Hon.
Canon of Ely: b. 1838, mar. 1866 Ellen Grey, dau.
of the late Jas. Duberly, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Hugh
Ll.-M.). Res., Buckworth Rect., Huntingdon.
Hon. Katherine Ll.-M., b. 1846. Res., with sists.
— Daus.-in-law :
Lady (Henrietta) Augusta Ll.-M. ,nie Nevill, dau. of
4th E. of Abergavenny and mother of present Bn. M.
and of Hon. Henrv Richard above : b. 1830, mar.
1855 the late Hon. Thos. Edwd. Mostyn Ll.-M. (d.
1861). Res., Gloddaeth, Llandudno; 6 Portman
Sq., W.
[Hon. Mrs. Roger Ll.-M. (Adeline Frances Brereton,
dau. of Jas. Ashley, Esq., C.E.), mar., isfc, 1896,
the late Lt.-Col. Hon. Roger Ll.-M. (d. 1899) ;2ndly,
190-, Claridge, Esq., forfeiting title.]
MOSTYN, Baronet. Sir Pyers William
Mostyn, Qth Bt. {Eng. 1670), a D.L. for Flintsh.
(High Sheriff 1893) : son of 8th Bt., b. 1846, sue.
1882, mar. 1880 Anna Maria, dau. of Thos. A.
Perry, Esq.. D.L. Heir, his son Pyers Charles
(b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. George Trevor
Basil, b. 1857). Seat, Talacre, Prestatyn B.S.O.,
Flints.: town res., 53 Onslow Gdns., S.W.
*#* The Talacre branch of the Mostyn family have the
same ancestors with the family of Lord Vaux.
i MOSTYN (LLOYD-), family name of Mostyn
\ Barony — see Index under that fam. name.
MOTTRAM, Knight. Sir Bichard Mottram,
I Kt. Bach. (1897), an engineer, Dir. of Galloways
I Ld. and of the Manchester Liners, four times
Mayor of Salford : b. 1848, mar. 1894 Margaret
Edith, dau. of Win. A. Morton, Esq. Bes., Beech
House, Pendleton, Salfcrd.
MOUAT, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Adela
Bose Ellen, dau. of the late Bev. Nicolas Tindal),
mar. 18— Surg.-Gen. Sir Jas. Mouat, K.C.B.,
F.B.C.S. (d. 1899). Bes., 108 Palace Gdns. Terr.,
Kens., W.
MOULE, Bishop (i)-see "Durham;" (2)—
see " China, Mid " (the two are cousins).
MOULE, Horace Frederick D'Oyly, C.S.I.
(1897), has been Commissr. of Lucknow and of
Rohilkhand, and on Bd. of Rev. N.W. Provs. :
b. 1843. Bes., Eastdale, East Sheen, S.W.
MOUNTCASHELL {written MountCashell) ,
Earl. Edward George Augustus Harcourt
Moore, 6th Earl {IreL), M.A., barrister-at-law :
1st cousin of 5th E. and son of the late Rev. the
Hon. Edwd. G. Moore, Canon of Windsor; b.
Nov. 27, 1829 ; sue. 1898; unmrrd., and no
present heir. Club, United Univ.
Creations. Trel. : Bn. Kilworth, 1764; Vise. Mount-
Cashell, 1765 ; Earl MountCashell 1781 (there is no " of "
in this title by his Lordship's latest statement). —
Stephen Moore of Kilworth was made 1st Bn. and Vise,
his successor obtaining the Earldom, having himself
married the daughter of the 2nd Earl of Moira, whose
wife was daughter of the Earl of Egniont. The 5th Earl
altered the family name from Moore to More, but the
former orthography is now restored.
Titled Relatives.
(Moore.)
Surviving issue of 5th E. (1st cous. once rem. of
present) :
Lady Harriet Gertrude Isabella, now Lady H. Smyth,
b. 1849, mar. 1872 the late Col. Jno. H. G. Holroyd,
C.M.G. (d. 1904), who after mrrge. assumed the
name of Smyth. Res., Ballinatray, Youghal, Co.
Cork ; Moore Pk., Kilworth R.S.O., same Co.
Lady Charlotte Adelaide Louisa Riversdale, now
Lady C. Rrasier, b. 1853, mar. 1893 Brooke Welling-
ton B., Esq.
—A son, the late Richard Charles More (see above on
the spelling), b. 1859, d. 1888, leaving a widow who
bears no title, his death having occurred just pre-
vious to his father's accession.
Issue of 3rd E. (1st cousins of present and sists.
of 4th and 5th) :
Lady Jane Moore, b. 1S20. Res., Douglas House,
Kilworth R.S.O., Co. Cork.
Lady Helena Adelaide, now Lady H. Newenham, b.
1823, mar. 1849 the late Rev. Edwd. Hy. N. (d. 1892).
Res., Coolmore, Carrigaline, Cork.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1825, d. i33g, unmrrd.)
(The late 5th Earl, b. i326, d. 1898.)
MOUNTCASHELL, Earl's Widow. Countess
Mt.C. (Florence, dau. of the late Hy. Cornelius,
Esq.), mar. 1893, as 2nd wife, 5th Earl Mount-
Cashell (d. 1898). Bes., The Cottage, Kilworth
R.S.O., Co. Cork.
MOUNTCASTLE (Mountcastle) , Baron {Scot.
1606, Irel. 1701) — see " Abercorn, D. of."
MOUNT CHARLES, Earl of {Irel. 1816), a
title of the Conyngham Marquessate, borne by
the heir when a son. Viscount Mount Charles
(1797) is also a title of the Marquessate.
MOUNT EARL, Earl of {Irel. 1822) and
Viscount (1816)— see "Dunraven and Mt. E."
MOUNT EDGCUMBE, Earl of. Willtam
Henry Edgcumbe, 4th Earl {Gt. Br.), P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1879), G.C.V.O. (1897), V.D.,B.A.; LordLieut.
and Vice-Adm. of Cornwall, and Chmn. C.C.,
a D.L. for Devon, and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Devonsh. Regt., a Memb. of Counc. of H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales, and a Spec. Dep. Warden of
the Stannaries ; an M.P. 1859-61 (as Vise. Valle-
tort), and was an A.D.C. to Queen Victoria and
Lord Chamb. and Lord High Steward : son of 3rd
47^ MOtT
Directory of Pea^age,
MOW
E. ; b. Nov. 5, 1832 ; sue. 1861 (0.) ; mar. 1858 the
late Lad y Katherine Elizabeth Hamilton (d. 1874),
dau. of 1st D. of Abercorn, E.G. Seats, Mt. Edg-
cumbe, Plymouth ; Cotehele House, St. Dominick
R.S.O., Cornwall ; town res., 5 Victoria Sq., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Edecumbe, 1742; Vise. Mount
Edgcumbe and Valletort, 1781; E. of Mount E. 1789.—
i\-.clid. Edgcumbe, M.P. for Cornwall and other con-
stituencies nnd a Lord of the Treasury, was the 1st Bn. ;
tne 3rd in the line, an F.R.S. and P.S.A., who had
married the daughter of the Archbishop of York,
became Vise, and Earl.
Titled Relatives*
(Edgcumbe,)
Issue of present (4th) E. :
Lady Victoria Frederica Caroline, now Lady
Algernon Percy, b, 1859, mar. 1880 Lord Alg.
Malcolm Arthur P., son of 6th D. of Northumber-
land, q.v.
Lady Albertha Louisa Florence, now Lady A. Lopes,
b. 1861, mar. 1891 Henry Y. Buller L., Esq., M.P,
son and heir of Rt. Hon. Sir Massey Lopes, 3rd Bt.
Res., Roborough House, Roboron^li R.o.O. Devon.
Lady Edith Hilaria, now Ladv E. at. Avbyn, b. 1862,
mar. 1892 Lt.-Col. Hon. Jno. Townshend St. A.,
son and heir of 1st Bn. St. Levari, q.v.
Vise. Valletort, heir to Earldom : Piers Alexander
Hamilton E., a D.L. for Cornwall and Lt.-Col.
comdg. 3rd Batt. Duke of Cornwall's L.I. (Mil.) : b.
1865. Res., 5 Victoria Sq., S. \Y. (2nd heir, his uncle
Hon. Charles.)
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 18^2.)
Hon. Charles Ernest E., Hon. Col. gth Batt. City
of Bond. Regt. (Mil.), formerly Col. Gren. Gds.: b.
1838. Res., 23 Down St., Piccadilly, AY.
Lady Ernestine Emma Horatia E., b. 1843. Res.,
Mt. Edgcumbe, Plymouth.
MOUNTFLQRENCE ( Mounts, orenee), Baron
(Irel 1760)— see " Enniskillen, E. of."
MO U N TG A R RET {written Mountgarret), Vis-
count. Henry Edmund Butter, 14th Vise.
(Irel.), a D.L. for W. Rid. and City of York
and for Kilkenny, High Sheriff of Yorks. 1895-6.
formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : son of 13th V. ; b.
Dee. -<8, 1844; sue. 1900; mar., 1st, i858, the late
Mary Eleanor (d. 1900), dau. of the late St. John C.
Charlton, Esq.; 2ndly, 1902, Robinia Marion, dau.
of Col. Edwd. H. Hanning-Lee. Seats, Nidd Hall
(Ripley) and Eaglehall (Pateley Bridge)— both
nr. Leeds ; Ballyconra House, Ballyragget R.S.O. ,
Co. Kilkenny.
Creation. Vise. Mountgarret and Bn. of Kells, Irel.
155°-— The Hon. Ricbd. Butler, 2nd son of 8th Earl of
Ormonde, was recipient of this Peerage. The 12th Vise,
was made Earl of Kilkenny, but the title died with
himself. The surname Butler-Rawson was once
assumed, but "never used," as the present Peer in-
forms us ; it was eventually cancelled by licence.
Titled Relatives.
(Butler.)
Issue of present (14th) V. :
By 1st m urge.
Hou. Elinor Prances, now Hon. Mrs. Andrew Laiv-
son, b. X869, mar. 1889 Andrew Sherlock L., Esq.
Res., Aldborouph Manor, Borough! aidge, York.
Hon. Ethel Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Kiminulon-
Wilson, h. 1871, mar. 1897 Henry R.- \ir., Esq. Res.,
Blyborough Hail, Kirton Lindsev R.S.O., Lines.
Hon. Edmund Som ekset B., heir to Visety., late Lieut.
Yorks. Hussars : b. 1875, mar. 1807 Cecily, dau. of
Arthur Buncombe, Esq., grandson of 2nd Bn.
Feversham (Hon. Mrs. Butler).
The deceased KaMileen Grace B., twin with preced-
ing, d. year of birth.
By 2nd mrroe.
Hon. Piers Henry Augustine B., 2nd heir, b. 1503.
Dau. of iyh V. (sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1844.)
Hon. Frances Sarah, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Whit-
tuck, b. 1845, mar. 1892 Edwd. Arth. W., Esq. Res.,
Clayerton Manor, nr. Bath ; 77 Sth. Audlev St., W.
MOUNT JOY (Mountjoy), Viscount {Gt. Br.
1796)— seo " Bute, M. of."
MOUNTMORRES {written Mountmorres) , Vis-
count. William Geoffrey Bouchard de Mont-
morency, 6th Vise. {Irel.) and a Bt., L.G.C.
1895-8 : son of 5th V. ; h. Sept. 23, 1872 ; sue.
1880 ; mar. 1893 Bessie Louise Cameron, dau. of
the late Sampson T. Rowe, Esq. Club, Jun.;
Carlton.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1631 ; Bn. Mountmorres,
I7S3 ; Vise. Mountmorres, 1763. — The 1st Bn. and Vise,
was Hervey Morres of Castlemorres, who married a
daughter of the 1st Earl of Bessborough. The Baronetcy
only came into the line with the and Vise, who inherited
as 7th Bt. on the death of the 6th without issue. Thl
5th Vise, was murdered in Co. Galway in 1880.
Titled Relatives.
(De Montmorency.)
Dau. of present {6th) V. :
Hon. Marjorie Eve'yn Louise de 31., b. 1S97.
Surviving issue of $th V. (sists. of present; :
Hon. Victoria de M., b. 1866.
Hon. Harriet Evelyn de M., b. 1867.
(Present Viscount, b. 1872.)
Issue of 4th V. (uncles and aunt of present; :
(The late 5th Viscount, b. 1832, murdered 1880.)
Hon. Francis Raymond de M., heir pres. toa
Viscounty, barrister (Ireld.) : b. 1833, mar. 1865
Elizabeth Hester, dau. of tiie late Lt.-Col. Jno. E.
Matthews (Hon. Mrs. Francis de Id.). Res.,
Wilmount, Shankill, Co. Dublin.
Hon. Sarah Anna, now Hon. Mrs. Richard Penne-
father, b. 1842 mar. 1868 the late Col. Richd. Danl.
P. (d. 1881). Res., Netherleigh, Ilfracombe,
Hon. Arthur Hill Trevor de .!/., M.D.. 2nd heir, b. 1846,
mar. 1878 Caroline, dau. of the late Rev. Geo,'
Kemmis (Hon. Mrs. Arthur de 31.). Res., The
Grange, Carrickmines R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
MOUNTMORRES, Viscount's "Widow. Dow-
ager Viscountess M. (Harriet, dau. of Geo.1
Broadrick, Esq.), mar. 1862 5th Vise. Mount-
morres (murdered 1880). lies., Hampton Ct.
Palace.
MOUNTNGRRIS (Mountuoms), Baron {Irel.
1629)— see "Valencia, Vise."
MOUNT ROYAL— sec" Strathcona and M.R."j
MOUNT STEPHEN, Baron. George Stephen,
1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., G.C.V.O. (1905), a D.L.
for Banff sh., formerly Pres. of Canad. Pacific Rail.
Co. : son of Wm. Stephen, Esq., of Montreal, for-
merly of Dufftown, Banff sh. ; b. June 5, 1829 : cr.
Bn. 1891 (G.) ; mar., 1st, 1853, the late Charlotte
Annie (a. 1896), dau. of Benj. Kane, Esq. ;
2ndly, 1897, Gian, dau. of the late Capt. Robt.
Geo. Tufnell, R.N. No present heir. Seats, Grand
Metis, Quebec ; Brocket Hall, Hatfield, Herts. ;
town res., 17 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. i885 : Bn. Mount Stephen,
1891.— No titled relative.
MOUNTSTEVEN, Col. Francis Hender,
C.M.G. (1902), Hon. Col., late Lt.-Col. comdg.,
3rd Batt. Devon Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa, 1899-
1900.
MOUNT STUART, CUMEA, and INCHMAR-
NOCK, Baron (Scot. 1703; Bn. Mt. Stuart, Gt.{
Br. 1761)— see " Bute, M. of."
MOURNE, Viscount NEWRY and (Irel.
1822)— see '' Kilmorey."
MOUSSAYE. Marquise de la. Nancy Mary,
dau. of Sir Wm. R. Codrinuton, 4th Bt. of^
Dodington, mar. 1850 the Marq. de la Moussaye.
MOWATT.Knight. Sir Francis Moivatt, G.C.B.
(Civ. 1901 ; K.C.B. 1893), I.S.O. (1902), a Co. Al&J
for London, late one of the Joint Perm. Sees, td
Treasury, prev. Aud. of Civ. List, is a memb. ofj
the Roy. Patriotic Fund Corp., and a Crown
MOW"
Memb. of Senate of Lond. Univ. (apptd. for four
years from May 1903): b. 1837, widower. lies..
35 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
MOWBRAY, Baronet. Sir Eobert Gray
Cornish 3Iowbraij, and Bt. {U.K. i83o), M.A.,
M.P. for Brixton (C), a D.L., Co. Aid.,
and Vice-Chmn. Q.S. for Berks., barrister-
at-law, Assist. Priv. Sec. to Chano. of Excheq.
i883-g2, and has served on two Indian
Commissns. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1899.
Heir pres., Ms bro. Reginald Ambrose (b. 1852 ;
2nd heir, next bro., Rev. Edmund George Lionel
M., b. 1859). Sent, Warrennes Wood, Mortimer
R.S.O., Berks. ; town res., loLit. Stanhope St., W.
MOWBRAY, SEGRAVE, and STOURTON
(pron. Mobray, Seegrave, Stui'ton), Baron.
Charles Botolph Joseph Stourton, 24th Bn.
Mowbray, 25th Segrave, and 21st Stourton {Eng.),
claims an ancient Earldom of Norfolk which bad
been supposed extinct ; a D.L. for W. Rid.,
formerly Lieut. E. Yorks. Mil. : son of 23rd Bn.
M. ; b. May 23, 1867; sue. J 893 (C.) ; mar. (same
year) Mary, dau. of the late Thos. A. Constable,
Esq. Seat, Allerton Pk., Knaresborough, Yorks. ;
town res., 52 Jermyn St., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Lcl. Mowbray, 1283 ; Ld. Segrave,
same year; Bn. and Ld. Stourton, of Stourton, Wilts.,
1448 (the oldest Barony by letters patent now extant).
: —The first nobles to hold the two oldestof these Baronies
j were lloger de Mowbray and Nicholas de Segrave, but
the two lines became united by the marriage of the 4th
Bn. Mowbray with the Bnss. 5th in the Segrave line
(whose grandfather had in 1312 been created Earl of
Norfolk, and whose mother was Countess and afterwards
Life Duchess of the same), and their 2nd son, the 6th
Ld. Mowbray and 7th Segrave, was made Earl of
Nottingham and Sari and Duke of Norfolk. The Duke,
as he now was, was charged by the Earl of Stafford and
Hereford (not Duke of Hereford as has been stated) with
imputing a murderous intent to King Richard II., and
this charg e he challenged the Earl to substantiate by single
combat. The King forbade the duel and banished them
both from the kingdom, when Norfolk died of the plague
at Venice (Nicolas says "of grief"). His son, who suc-
ceeded, was refused the title of Duke, but retained the
double Earldoms and Baronies. He was involved in the
rebellion of Scrope, Archbp. of York, and arrested and
beheaded without trial. There was thus no attainder,
and Iris titles passed to liis brother, to whom eventually
the Dukedom was restored. They remained in this hue
till the death in 1475 of the 5th Duke (10th Ld. Mow-
bray), who left only a daughter, to whom the Baronies
passed, whilst the higher honours became extinct. She
was affianced to the brother of Edward V., who, with
himself, was murdered in the Tower, the lady pre-
deceasing. The Baronies now fell into abeyance between
the male descendants of the daughters of the nth Bn.,
who had respectively married the ancestors of the pre-
sent lines of Norfolk and Berkeley. The abeyance was
determined in favour of John, Lord Howard, to whom
the Dukedom was restored, but who fell at Bosworth
and was attainted, as stated under "Norfolk." The
history of the two houses is now identical, until in 1777,
on the death of the 9th Duke and 22nd Bn., the two
Baronies fell again into abeyance, whilst the Dukedom
passed from this line to the nearest male heir. It was a
hundred years later before the abeyance of the Baronies
was ended by their conference in 1878 upon the 20th Bn.
Stourton. The 1st Peer in this last line was Sir Jno.
Stourton (Kt.), a distinguished soldier and statesman,
Treasurer of the Royal Household and M.P. for Wilts,
and Dorset, and whose descendant now came into this
line through the marriage of its 16th Bn. with Winifred,
one of the co-heiresses to the Mowbray title. The Sth
Bn. was hanged (by a silken cord) for the murder of a
former steward of his father's. The 10th was heavily
fined on suspicion of complicity in the Gunpowder Plot.
It is maintained that the Mowbray Barony ought to
rank as the Premier Barony of England, but the Roll
of the Peers places that of De Ros before it, and it
would be wrong for ourselves to express any opinion on
the case. This latter Barony, together with those of
Hastings, Segrave, and Le Despencer (now merged in the
Falmouth Viscounty), was originally created by «ir Simon
de Montfort on Dec. 24, 1264 (49 Henry III., the King
being then held a prisoner). This creation, being the
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act of one technically a " rebel," has been pronounced by
the House of Lords to be invalid, and there is no record
of any admittedly legal summons to Parliament prior to
12S3 (11 Edward I.), when the Barony of Mowbray
received its original creation, and those of D< Ros and
t'e <rave appear to have been confirmed by renewal
(Hastings 1290, Le Despencer 1295). Thus the position of
the Do Ros and Mowbray Baronies presents itself to out-
siders as one of equality, in which nicer data would be
required to determine the pre-eminence. As to the
Barony of Segrave (which, being merged in that of
Mowbray, does not appear upon the Roll) the state-
ment in 'Burke' makes it quite clear that it was
started in 1264 and referred by the House to 1233.
Titled Relatives.
(Stourton.)
Issue of present {24th) Bn. Mowbray :
The deceased Hon. Winifred Mary S., b. 1895, d. 1904.
Hon. William Makmadi'ke S., heir to Baronies, b.
1G95.
Hon. John Joseph S., 2nd heir, b. 1899.
Hon. Charlotte Mary S., b. 1904.
Issue of 23rd Bn. Mowbray (20th Bn. Stourton;
bros. a,nd sists. of present Bn.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1S67.)
Hon. Mary Lucy Agnes, now Hon. Mrs. Maxwell-
Lyte, b. i863, mar. 1894 Cecil Henry M.-L., Esq..
Res., id Port man Z-.Iansns., York PI., W.
Hon. Edith Matilda Mary S., b. 1G70.
Hon. Hilda Mary S., b. 1371.
Hon. Alfred Edward Corbally Joseoh S., late Capt.
3rd Batt. Border Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa
1900 : b. 1872.
Hon. Alison Mary 5., b. 1874.
Hon. Ethel Mary Josephine S., b. 1876.
Hon. Nigel Roger Plantagenet Joseph S,, late and
Lieut. 1st Drgn. Gds., b. 1S79, mar. 1901 Florence
Annie, dau. of Jno. Piggofct, Esq.
Hon. Edward Plantagenet Joseph S., Lieut. Yorks.
L.I., served in S. Africa 1839-1902 : b. i83o.
Hon. Matilda Margaret Mary Josephine 8., b. 1884.
Daas.-in-law of igth Bn. Stourton (aunts of nresent
Bn.) :
(The late 20th Baron S., 23rd B.v. M., b. 1829, d. 1893.) !
Hon. Mrs. Everard S., nde Hon. Peruana Mana Mag- ;
dalena Bellew, dau. of 1st Bn. Bellew: b. 1835, mar. \
18&2 the iatc Capt. Hon. Everard Joseph S. (d. 1809). I
lies., Southgate, Castlebellinghara R.S.O., Co. I
Louth.
Hon. Mrs. Albert 5. (Elizabeth Laura Caroline, dau. j
of Sir Robt. Throckmorton, Sth Bt. ), mar. i860 the |
late Hon. Albert Joseph 8. (d. 1502). Res., Buck-
land, F'aringdon, Berks.
DaiL.-in-law of lS'h Bn. S. (gt. aunt of present
Bn.) :
(The late 19th Baron S., b. 1802, d. 1872.)
Hon. Mrs. William S. (Catherine Alicia, dau. of
the late Edmd. Scully, Esq.), mar. 1838, wid. 1873.
MOWBRAY, SEGRAVE, and STOURTON,
Baron's Widow. The Dowager Lady M., S., &S.
(Mary Margaret, dau. of the late Matthew E.
Corbally, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1865 23rd Bn. Mow-
bray (d. 1893). Bes., Corbalton Hall, Tara,
Drumree, Co. Meath.
MOYERS, Knight. Sir George Mayers, Kt.
Bach. (1887), B.A., LL.D., C.E., an architect
and surveyor, a D.L. for Dublin (Lord Mayor
1881) : b. 1836, mar. 1504, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife,
Lily Pakeuham, widow of Thos. A. Mooney,
Esq., LL.D. Bes., 8 Vesey PL, Kingstown, Co.
Dublin.
MOYSEY, Maj.-Gen. Charles John, C.M.G.
(1884), R.E. retd. (1301) ; S. Africa 1879-80, aftds.
Assist. Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns., and comd. R.E.
in Thames Dist. : b. 1S40. Club, Army and
Navy.
MOYSEY, Henry Luttrell, I.S.O. (1903),
Postmaster-Gen. and Dir. of Telegraphs in
Ceylon, has been a Dist. Judge there : b. 1849.
Bes,, Colombo.
MUG-DOCK, Baron {Scot. 1707)— see " Mont- I
rose, D. of."
Baronetage^ Knightage, &c.
48o MUI
MUIR, Baronet. Sir Alexander Kay Muir,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1892), late a merchant of Calcutta :
son of 1st Bt., b. 18S8, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his
bro. James Finlay (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
John Buchanan, b. 1876). Seat, Deanston,
Doune R.S.O., Perthsh.
MUIR, Baronet's "Widow. Lady M. (Mar-
garet Morrison, dau. of the late Alex Kay, Esq.),
mar. i860 Sir John Muir, 1st Bt. (d. 1903). Res.,
with present Bt.
MUIR, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Rachel
Stanley, dau. of Rev. Geo. Heaton), mar. 1875
Sir Wm. Mure Muir, K.C.B., M.D., Dir.-Gen.
of Army Med. Dept. (d. 1885).
MUIR, Col. Charles Wemyss, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
CLE. (1887), LA., Afghn. 1880, Suakin, Tirah
1897-8, has been A.D.C.totwo Viceroys, and an
A.A.GL Bengal, late a Col. on Staff in India :
b. 1850. Res., Old Ct., Maidenhead; 27 Beaufort
Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
MUIR, Surg.-Gen. Henry Skey, C.B. (Mil.
1900), A.M.S. retd. (1902) ; Afghn. 1878-80,
Princ. Med. Offr. Egypt 1897-8, late Dep. Dir.-
Gen. Army Med. Serv. : b. 1841. Res., 149 Oak-
wood Ct., Addison Rd., W.
MUIR, Thomas, C.M.G. (1901), M.A., LL.D ,
F.R.S., F.R.S.E., F.R.G.S. (Scot.), Supt.-Gen. of
Educn. at the Cape, was Vice-Chanc. of Cape
Univ. 1897 : b. 1845. Mowbray Hall, Rose-
bank, Cape Col.
MUIR, William, I.S.O. (1902), late Collect,
for Port of Lond. and Ch. Regist. of Shipping,
Customs Dept. : b. 1844. Res., Rowallan, New-
ton Stewart, Wigtownsh.
MULCAHY, Maj.-Gen. Francis Edward, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Dir. of Equipmt. and Ordn. Stores,
late Princ. Ordnance Officer ; Zululd. and Trans-
vaal 1879-81, Nile 1884-5 : b- l857- Res., 24 Mor-
peth Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
MULES, Bishop— see " Nelson."
MULGRAVE, Baron (Irel. 1767, Gt. Br. 1794),
and Earl of (U.K. 1812), titles of the Normanby
Marquessate, the latter borne by the heir when a
son, whilst the former is the title of the Peerage
upon the Irish Roll.
MULHOLLAND, family name of Dunleath
Baronv, q.v. for "Hons."
MULL, Baron (Scot. 1701)— see "Argyll,
D. of."
MULLALY, Maj. Alexander, D.S.O. (1904),
I.A., Chitral Relief 1895, N.W. Frontier, and
Thibet : b. 1866.
MULLALY, Col. Herbert, C.B. (Mil. 1905),
late R.E , Chin-Lushai 1889-90 and S. Africa,
now D.O.M.G. in India : b. i860.
MULLINS, Maj. Charles Herbert, C.M.G.
(1900-1), Uffi (1900), Imper. Lt. Horse; S.Africa
1899-1901; a barrister-at-law : b. 1869. Res.,
Johannesburg.
MULLINS, Hon. Mrs. Charles (Robert), dau.
of 32nd Bn. Kingsale.
MULOCK, Knight. Hon. Sir William MulocJc,
K. C.M.G. (1902), K.C., M.A., LL.D., Chf. of
Excheq. Div. of High Ct. of Canada, late Post-
master-Gen., a Trustee of Toronto Univ., for-
merly Vice-Chanc , has been Lect. on Equity and
Law Exam, to Law Soc. in Upp. Canada : b.
1843, mar. 1870 Sarah, dau. of Jas. Crowther,
Esq. Res., 518 Jarvis St., Toronto.
MUNARD &c, Baron DOUGLAS of (Scot.
1697)— see "Wemyss, E. of."
MUNCASTER, Baron. Josslyn Francis
Pennington, 5th Bn. (Irel., and 1st of U.K.), a
Bt. (Eng.), V.D., Lord Lieut, of Cumberld. and
MUI
a D.L. for E. Rid. ; an M.P. 1872-80 and 1885-92,
is Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Border Regt., late
Capt. Rifle Brigade, served in Crimea : son of 3rd
Bn. and bro. of 4th; b. Dec. 25, 1834; sue. 1862, cr.
Imper. Bn. 1898 (C), having sat in the Commons
while an Irish Peer only ; mar. 1863 Constance
Ann, dau. of the late Edmd. L' Estrange, Esq.,
and niece of 7th E. of Scarbrough. Seat, Mun-
caster Castle, Ravenglass R.S.O., Cumbd. ; town
res., 5 Carlton Gdns., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Muncaster, Irel. 1783 and U. K. 1898 ;
a Bt. Eng. 1676.— Sir Jno. Pennington, 5th Bt., was
the 1st to obtain the Irish Barony. The 2nd Peer was a
General in the Army.
Brother.
{Pennington.)
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1831, d. 1862.)
(Present Baron, b. 1834.)
Hon. Alan Joseph P., heir pres. to Irish Barony
and to Baronetcy (no heir to U.K. Barony), served
in K.N. during Crimean War, aftds. in Rifle
Brigade, ret. 1862 : b. 1337, mar. 1880 Anna Eleanora,
dau of Edwd. B. Hartopp, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alan
P.). Res., Burleigh Hall, Loughborough; 14
Lowndes Scj., S.W. (No 2nd heir.)
MUNCASTER, Jane, Lady (Bn.'s widow re-
mrrd.) — see "Lady J. Lindsay," under "West-
minster, 2nd M."
MUNDY, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Isabella
Leyborne, dau. of the late Gen. Leyborne Pop-
ham), mar. 1841 Maj. Sir R,obt. M. Mundy,
K.C.M.G. (d. 1892). Res., Hollybank, Emsworth,
Hants.
MUNDY, Capt. Godfrey Harry Brydges,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N., Egypt 1882, now
comdsr. the Battleship "Victorious" : b. i860.
MUNRO, Baronet of Foulis. Sir Hector
Munro, 11th Bt. (Scot. 1634), Lord Lieut, of Ross
and Cromarty, A.D.C. to H.M. for Militia,
with rank of Col., late comdg. 3rd Batt. Seaforth
Highldrs. (Mil.) : son of 10th Bt., b. 1848, sue.
1888, mar. 1880 Margaret Violet, dau. of Jno
Stirling, Esq. Heir, his son Hector Charles
Seymour (b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Charles
Frederick, b. 1851). Seats, Foulis Castle (Evanton
R.S.O.) and Ardullie Lodge (Dingwall), both
Ross-sh.
MUNRO, Baronet of Lindertis. Sir Campbell
Munro, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1825), a D.L. for Forfarsh.,
formerly Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of 1st Bt. and
bro. of 2nd, b. 1823, sue. 1901, mar. 1853 Hen-
rietta Maria, dau. of the late Jno. Drummond,
Esq. (a descendant of the Stiathallan line).
Heir, his son Hugh Thomas (b. 1856 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Thomas Torquil Alphonso, b. 1901).
Seats, Lindertis, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh. ; Fairfield,
Lyme Regis, Dorset.
MUNSTER, Earl of. Aubrey FitzClarence,
4th Earl (U.K.), late a Gentleman Usher to
H.M. : son of 2nd E. and bro. of 3rd ; b. June 7,
1862 ; sue. 1902 (C.) ; unmrrd. Res., 79A Eliza-
beth St., Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creation. E. of Munster. Vise. FitzClarence, and Bn.
Tewkesbury, U.K. 1831.— The 1st Earl was Col. Geo.
FitzClarence, eldest illegitimate son of the King.
William IV. had himself been created E. of Munster
in 1739, but the present was a distinct creation. The
terms of remainder include descendants of the 1st Earl's
brother.
Titled Relatives.
{FitzClarence.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1859, killed in S. Afr. 190a.)
(Present Earl, b. 1862.)
Hon. Harold Edward F., heir pres. to Earldom,;
late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Yorks. Regt. (Mil.), served in]
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1870, mar. 1902 Frances Isabel
Directory of Peerage,
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
MUE
481
Eleanor, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Wm. H. A.
Keppel (Hon. Mrs. Harold P.). Res., Pretoria,
(and heir, his 1st cousin Maj. Charles F., £)"(£,
b. 1365.)
Lady Lilian Adelaide Katiierine Mary, now Lady L.
Boyl,h. 1873, mar. i393 Capt. Wm. Arth. Edwd. B
Res., sm Montagu Mansns., Portman Sq., W
Lady Dorothea Augusta, now Lady D. Lee- Warner,
b. 1875, mir. i3p9 (Jhandos B. L.-W., Esq. Res.,
Tyberton Ct., Hereford.
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1824, d. 1901 )
Lady Maria Henrietta F., nee Scott, dau. of 3rd E. of
Cloimell, b. 1841, mar. 1864 the late Capt. Hon.
George F. (d. 1894). Res., 32 Beaufort Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
MUNSTER, Earl's Widow. Countess of
M. (Wilhelmina, dau. of the late Hon. John
Kennedy-Erskine, son of 1st M. of Ailsa), mar.
1855 2nd E. of Minister (d. 1901). Res., 23
Palmeira Sq., Hove, Brighton.
MUNSTER (Minister), Lady Muriel Henri-
etta Constance, Countess Alexander Munster, dau.
of 11th E. of Kinnoull.
MUNTZ, Baronet. Sir Philip Albert Muntz,
1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), M.P. for Tamworth Div. (C),
is a noted breeder of Shire horses and Shropshire
Down sheep : son of the late Geo. F. Muntz,
Esq., M.P., b. 1839, mar. 1859 his relative Rosalie,
dau. of the late Philip H. Muntz, Esq., M.P.
Heir, his son Gerard Albert (b. 1864 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Duncan Albert, b. 1867). Seat, Duns-
more, nr. Rugby.
MURDOCH, Charles Stewart, C.B. (Civ.
1892), late an Assist. Und. See. Home Dept. : b.
1838. Res., 27 Cheyne Ct., Chelsea, S.W.
MURDOCH (BURN-), Brig. Gen. John Francis,
C.B. Mil. 1900-1), late eomdg. 1st Drgns. ; Soudan
1884-5, Dongola, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now
comdg. Potchefstrom Sub-Dist. : b. 1859. Res.,
Potchef strom, S. Afr.
MURE, Knight. Sir Andrew Mure, Kt. Bach.
(1899), M.A., Hon. Advoc. Depute, late Senior
Puisne J udge at the Mauritius, Resid. Sheriff of
Shetland 1855-78 : b. 1829, mar. i85o Elizabeth,
dau. of Jas. Slight, Esq. Res., 4 M'Laren Rd.,
Newington, Edinburgh.
MURE, Lady Georgiana Theresa, dau. of
15th E. of Eglinton and Winton.
MURE, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st Bn.
Lecon field.
MURE, William John, C.B. (Civ. 1897), M.A.,
formerly Leg. Sec. to Lord Advoc. Scotld., a Dir.
of Bank of Scotld. : b. 1845. Res., 48 Wilton
Cresc, S.W.
MURPHY, Baronet. Sir James Murphv, 1st
Bt. {U.K. 1903; Kt. Bach. 1902), late Pres.
Chamb. of Commerce, Dublin, is a Dir. of Roy.
Bank of Dublin and of various companies, also a
steamship owner, is Cons, in Dublin for the
Germ. Empire : son of the late Michael Murphy,
Esq., b. 1843, mar. 1869 Bridget Jane, dau. of the
late Francis Norman, Esq. Heir, his son James
Joseph Raphael (b. 1879; no 2nd heir). Scat,
Yapton, Monkstown, Co. Dublin.
MURPHY, Knight. Sir Shirley Foster
Murphy, Kt. Bach. (1904), Med. Offr. to Co. Lon-
don, Vice-Pres. of Soc. of Med. Offrs. of Health
and of Soc. of Med. Offrs.' Schools : b. 1848, mar.
1880 Ellen Theodora, dau. of Henry S. King, Esq.
Res., 9 Bentinck Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.
MURPHY, Knight's Widow. Lady M. (Agnes,
, dau. of the late David Reid, Esq., R.N.), mar.
1839 Sir Fras. Murphy, Speaker of Leg. Assemb.
Victoria (d. 1891). Z?es.,Edgeeumbe, South Yarra,
Melbourne.
MURPHY, Martin, I.S.O. (1903), D.So., Pro-
vincial Govt. Engnr., Prov. of Nova Scotia, has
been Pres. of Canad. Soc. of Eagrs. and Resid.
Engr. of an Irish line : b. 1832. Res., Halifax,
N.S.
MURPHY, Lady Mary Louisa, dau. of 10th
E. of Fingal] .
MURPHY, Lt.-Col. William Reed, D.S.O.
(1890), I.M.S.retd. (1899) ; Ind. Expedn. to Malta
and Cyprus 1878, Afghn. 1 373-80, Hazara and
other Ind. Expedns. i833-c8 : b. 1849.
MURRAY, family name of Duxmore and
Mansfield Earldoms and of Dunedin and Eli-
bank Baronies. Index to the four lines together
with that of the Atholl Dukedom (Stewart-
Murray) anl separate entries below (a., Atholl ;
dd., Dunedin) ; dm., Dunmore ; e., Elibank ;
m. Mansfield) :
Hn. Alan D. m. Hn. Evelyn Iz. e. Iln. Izxai, e.
Hn. Alex. D. m. Ly. Evelyn, a. Ld. Jas. Tiios. a.
Hn. Alex.W.C.O.E.Ly. Francesca, sep. Hn. Marjorie, dm.
Ly. Anne, sep. Ld. George, a. Hn. Marjorie, dd.
Hn. Arthur Cec. E.Hn. Gladys E. dd. Hn. Mary C. dd.
Hn. Chas. Gid. e. Ly. Gwendol. sep. Ly. Mary Hen. sep.
Hn.Mrs. Ch. S.-sep.Ly. Helen, a. Hn. Rnld. T. G. dd.
Ha. Dudley O. e. Ly. Henrietta, sep Ly. Victoria, dm.
Hn. Mrs. Edwd. E.Ly. Hilda, sep.
MURRAY, Baron — see compounds below.
MURRAY, Baronet of Blackbarony. Sir
Digby Murray, 11th Bt. {Scot. 1628), Hered.
See. for Scotland, late Profess. Adviser to Marine
Dept. of Bd. of Trade, formerly R.N. : son of
10th Bt., b. 1829, sue. 1881, widower. Heir, his
son John (b. 1887 ; 2nd heir, latter' s son Kenelm
Bold, b. 1898). ifes.,HothSeld, ParkstoneR.S.O.,
Dorset.
MURRAY, Baronet of Dunerne or of Clermont.
Sir Edward Robert Murray, 13th Bt. {Scot.
1630), D.S.O. (1900-1), late Lt.-Col. 10th Batt.
Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900: son of
12th Bt., b. 1875, sue. 1904. Heir pres., his bro.
Roland William (b. 1877; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Robert Lithgow, b. 1881). Res., unfixed.
MURRAY Baronetcy of Melguni, (Scot. 1704), dor-
mant i33.3, but assumed as 8th Bt. by Archibald Chas.
Philip Murray, of Culloden Estate, Neboda, Ceylon.
The widow of the claimant 6th Bt. (Charlotte Eliza, wie
Burgess, of Harwood Glen, Selkirks., and Harcourt
Terr., 8. Kensington) similarly assumes the title of
Lady Murray.
MURRAY, Baronet of Ochtertyre. Sir Patrick
Keith Murray, 8th Bt. {Scot. 1673), formerly
Capt. Gren. Gas. : son of 7th Bt., b. 1835, sue.
1861, widower (twice). Heir, his son William
Keith (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next son, George
Keith, b. 1873). Seat, Ochtertyre, Crieff , Perthsh.
MURRAY, Baronet's Widow. Lady M. of
Dunerne (Magdalen Agnes, dau. of Gerard Gandy,
Esq.), mar. 1885, as 3rd wife, Sir Wm. Robt.
Murray, 12th Bfc. (d. 1904).
MURRAY, Hon. Ladies— see (1) "Kt.'sWid."
below; (2) a dau. of 1st Bn. Dunleath, wife of
Sir Geo. H. Murray, K.C.B.
MURRAY, Knight (1). Sir George Herbert
Murray, K.C.B. (Civ. 1899), I.S.O. (1904), M.A.,
Perm. Administr. Sec. to Treas., prev. Sec. to Gen.
Post Office, late Chmn. Bd. Laid. Rev., was Priv.
Sec. to two Prime Mins. (Mr. Gladstone and Lord
Rosebery), was in For. Off. 1873-80, then Trea-
sury : b. 1849 (gt. grandson of 3rd D. of Atholl),
mar. 1879 the above-mentioned Hon. Lady
Murray (2). Res., 50 Grosvenor Gdns., Eaton Sq.,
S.W.
MURRAY, Knight (2). Maj .-Gen. Sir James
K K
Directory of Peerage,
MUS
Woi»fe Murray, K.C.B. (Mil. igoc-i) , E. A., Ashanti
1893-6 and S. Africa 1899-1900, now Master-Gen.
of Ordn. and 4th Mil. Memb. of Army Counc.,
late eomdg. Presidency Dist. and O.M.G. India:
b. 1853 (grandson of Hon. Lord Cringletie), mar.
1875 Arabella, dau. of W. Bray, Esq. Res.,
Cringletie, Peebles.
MUEEAY, Knight (3.) Sir John Murray,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), LL.D., Ph.D., D.Sc, F.E.S., an
eminent naturalist who took part, in that capacity,
in the ' Challenger ' and other important expedns.,
is Pres. Eoy. Scott. Geograph. Soc. ; has been
Scient. Memb. of the Fishery Bd. of Scotld., and
is author of numerous papers on geography,
geology, and marine zoology : b. 1841 (in Canada),
mar. 1*889 Isabel, dau. of the late Thos. Hender-
son, Esq. Res., Challenger Lodge, Wardie, Edin-
burgh.
MUEEAY, Knight (4). Hon. Sir Thomas
Keib Murray, K.C.M.G-. (1901), Min. of I^andsand
Works, Natal, and M.L.A. (the "Hon." author-
ised for retention), formerly a Vol., and resumed
service in Boer War with Natal Guides, raising
"Mui-ray's Horse" and "Scouts," has been
Chmn. or Pres. of various local soes.: b. 1854,
mar. 1887 Annie, dau. of Henry Procter, Esq.
Res., Cleland, Pietermaritzburg.
MUEEAY, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon. Lady
M., nee Hon. Edith Susan Esther FilzPatrick, dau.
of 1st Bn. Castletown, mar. 1862, as 2nd wife, Bt.
Hon. Sir Chas. A. Murray, K.C.B., Brit. Min. at
Lisbon, son of 5th E. of Dunmore (d. 1895).
Ees., The Grange, Old Windsor; Villa Victoria,
Cannes.— (2) Lady M. (Wilhelmina Stanley, dau.
of Maj. D. A. Malcolm), mar. 1854 Gen. Sir John
Irvine Murray, K.C.B. (d. 1902).
MUEEAY, Abijah, I.S.O. (1903), Chief Clk.
Local Govt. Bd. for Scotld. : b. 1852.
MUEEAY, Col. Andrew, D.S.O. (1889), retd.
(1904) ; Afghn. 1880, Egypt, and Hazara 1888, has
comd. Eegtl. Dists. 72 and 79 : b. 1837.
MUEEAY, Lady Anne Francesca Wil-
helmine, dau. of 6th E. of Aylesford.
MUEEAY, Col. Archibald James, C.B. (Mil.
1904), D.S.O. (1900-1), late Eoy. Innisk. Fus. ;
Zululd. 1888 and S. Africa 1899-1902, Col. onGenl.
Staff Aldershot Comd. : b. i860. lies., Alder-
shot.
MUEEAY, Col. Charles Wyndham, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), M.P. for Bath {O.), Glouc. Begt, retd.
(1890), Member of Corps of Gentn.-at-Arms, a Kt.
of Justice St. John Jerus. ; Zululd, Afghn. 1880-1,
Egypt, and Bechuanald. : b. 1844. lies., Froyle
PI. Alton, Hants. ; 10 Eutland Gt., S.W.
MUEEAY, Colin Alexander, I.S.O. (1903),
M.E.A.S., an M.E.C. and M.L.C. of Ceylon,
Acting Aud.-Gen., and Maj . Cadet Corps of Vols. :
b. 1847.
MUEEAY, Maj. Frank, D.S.O. (1904), LA.,
Burma 1885-9, Waziristan 1894-5, Thibet 1904:
b. 1864.
MUEEAY, Lady Hilda Joanna Gwendolen,
dau. of 7th E. of Aylesford.
MUEEAY, Col. Kenelm Digby, D.S.O. (1886),
Eoy. Ir. Fus. retd. (1896) ; Egypt and Soudan,
was 1st A.A.G. Bengal: b. 1839 (bro. of Sir
Digby Murray, Bt.). lies., The Croft, Holbrook,
Ipswich.
MUEEAY, Maj. Malcolm Donald, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), Seafth. Highldrs. ; Hazara 1888,
now A.D.C. to F.M. the Duke of Connaught : b.
1867.
MUEEAY, Lady Mary Henrietta, dau. of
9th E. of Carlisle.
MUEEAY, Capt. Maurice F., D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Connaught Bangers ; S. Africa 1900.
MUEEAY, Maj. -Gen. Egbert Hunter, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), C.M.G. (1899), late Seaforth High-
land rs., retd. (1901) ; Afghn. 1878-80, Egypt,
Soudan 1885 and 1898, and Crete, was D.A.A.G.
Guernsey 1889-92, and an Extra A.D.C. to H.M.,
late comdg. Garrison at Alexandria : b. 1847.
Club, Army and Navy.
MUEEAY, . Maj. Walter Graham, D.S.O.
(1902), 3rd Hussars; Karaga Expedn. 1897-8, S.
Africa 1902 : b. 1868.
MUEEAY (SCOTT-), Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau.
of 14th Bn. Lovat.
MUEEAY (STEWAET-), family name of
Atholl Dukedom, see Index to " Murray."
MUEEAY, BALVENIE, and GASK, Baron
(Scot. 1676)— see "Atholl, D. of."
MUEEAY of BLAIE, MOULIN, and TULLI-
MET, Baron (Scot. 1686)— see " Dunmore, E. of."
MUEEAY of STANLEY, Baron (Gt. Br.
1786), and of TULLIBAEDINE {Scot. 1604)— see
" Atholl, D. of ."
MUESHIDABAD, the Nawab of. Sir Ali
Kadir Sayid Hasan Ali, Bahadur, G.C.I.E.
(1890; K.C.I E. 1887), Premier Noble of Lower
Provs., title Nawab Bahadur hered. : b. 1846 (a
descendant of the Prophet), widower. Res., The
Palace, Murshidabad, Bengal.
MUETON, Knight. Sir Walter Murton, Kt.
Bach. (1899), C.B. (Civ. 1894), Solie. to Bd. of
Trade 1875-1900, author of ' Wreck Enquiries : '
b. 1836, widower. Club, Devonshire.
MUSGEAVE, Baronet of Edenhall. Sir
Eichard George 3Iusgrave, 12th Bt. (Eng. 1611),
a D.L. for Cumberld. and Westmorld., formerly
Lieut, in Arg3'll and Suthd. Highldrs (Mil.) :
son of 11th Bt., b. 1872, sue. 1881, mar. 1895
the under-mentioned Hon. Lady Musgrave.
Heir, his son Nigel Courtenay (b. 1896 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Christopher, b. 1899). Seat, Eden-
hall, Langwathby E.S.O., Cumbd. (let) ; town
res., 17 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W. See
Longfellow's trans, of Uhland's German ballad
' Das Gliick von Edenhall.'— For the Dowager
Lady, see under " Brougham and Vaux."
*#* The 'Luck of Edenhall,' now temporarily deposited
at the Bank of England, is stated to he a glass heaker of
an extremely fine material and orn '.merited with various
coloured devices ; it is enclosed in a leather case bearing
the monogram I H S, which suggests the idea that it
had been used for sacramental purposes. Tt has only a
legendary origin, and that is that a group of fairies were
suddenly surprised one evening in the mansion grounds,
and the cup was taken from them, upon which one of
them gave forth the words—
If this glass do break or fall,
Farewell to the luck of Edenhall.
It has not been broken as Uhland represents.
MUSGEAVE, Baronet o/Tourin. Sir Eichard
John Musgrave, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1782), a D.L. for Co.
Waterford (High Sheriff 1880) : son of 4th Bt., b.
1850, sue. 1874, mar. 1891 Jessie, dau. of the late
Hon. E. Dunsmuir, of Victoria. Heir pres., his
uncle Edward (b. 1834 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
James, b. i860). Seat, Tourin, CappoquinE.S.O.,
Co. Waterford.
MUSGEAVE, Hon. Lady (formerly a Lady in
Waiting to H.E.H. Princess Victoria), dau. of 5th
Bn. Suffield (q.v.) and wife of Sir Eichd. Geo.
Musgrave, Bt. of Edenhall.
MUS Baronetage, Knightage, &c. K"AI 483
MUSGRAVE, Knight's Widow. Lady M.
(Jeanie Lueinda, dau. of David D. Field, Esq., of
New York), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, Sir Anthony
Musgrave, G.C.M.G., late Gov. of Queensland
(d. 1888). Bes., Hurst-an-Clays, East Grinstead,
Sussex.
MUSGRAVE, Anthony, C.M.G. (1902), Govt.
Sec. Brit. New Guinea and an M.E.C. and
M.L.C., prev. held posts in Australia and
Jamaica: b. 1849. lies., Hillworth, nr. Port
Moresby, Brit. N. Guinea.
MUSGRAVE (SAGAR-), Hon. Mrs. Abeaham,
dau. of Bn. Allerton.
MUSKERRY, Baron. Hamilton Matthew
Tilson Fitzmaurice Deane-Morgan, 4th Bn.
{Irel.), a Bt., and a Repres. Peer of Ireland
(el. 1892), formerly R.N. : grandson of 3rd Bn.
and son of the late Hon. Robt. T. F. Deane-
Morgan (by whom the name Morgan was first
assumed) ; b. May 18, 1854 ; sue. 1868 (C.) ; mar.,
1st, 1872, the late Flora Georgina (d. 1902), dau. of
the late Hon. Chichester T. Foster-Skenington,
son of 2nd Vise. Ferrard; 2ndly, 1905, Lydia,
dau. of the late G. L. Booth, Esq. Seat, Spring-
field Castle, Drumcollogher, Chaiieville, Co.
Limerick.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1709 ; Bn. Muskerry, 1781.—
The 1st Bn. was Sir Robert Tilson Deane, 6th Bt.,
M.P. for Co. Cork ; he was for some time Governor of Co.
Limerick. The 2nd Peer was a Major-General in the
Army and a C.B.
Titled Relatives.
(Deane-Morgan.)
Issue of -present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Hamilton Robert Tilson Grogan Fitzmaurice
D.-M., heir to Bavony, Lieut. Roy. Ir. Regt., late
Capt. 3rd Batt. (Mil.) of same, served in S. Africa
1900 : b. 1873, mar. 150+ Eva, dau. of Wm. Bolton,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Deane-Morgan).
Hon. Robert Mathew Fitzmaurice D.-M., 2nd heir,
b. 1874.
Hon. Mathew Chichester Cecil Fitzmaurice D.-M.,
b. 1875.
Hon. Flora Fitzmaurice D.-M., b. 1SS2.
Hon. Cormac Fitzmaurice D.-M. , b. 1892.
Surviving son of 3rd Bn. (uncle of present) :
Hon. Matthew James Hastings Fitzmaurice Deane,
formerly Lieut. 4th Drgns., b. 1831, widower ; did
not assume the name of Morgan with his bro.
— Dau. -in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. Robert D.-M. (Elizabeth Geraldine, dau.
of Hamilton K. Grogan-Morgan, Esq..), mar. 1847
the late Hon. Robert Tilson Fitzmaurice D.-M.
(d. 1857 as heir to Barony, with no issue but
present Bn.). Res. , Ardcandrisk, Wexford.
MUSTAPHA Pacha Fehmy, H.E. Sir,
G. C.M.G. (Hon. 1898; K.C.M.G. 1887), Pres. of
Egyptn. Counc. of Ministers. Res., Cairo.
MUTHER, Maurice, C.V.O. (1900), German
Sec. to Queen Victoria 1887-1900, was Tutor to
H. R.H. the Hered. Gd. Duke of Hesse 1879-86 :
b. 1847. Bes., Neupasing, Munich.
MYDDELTON, Lady Violet (ex-Ctss. Cowley,
still styling herself Countess), dau. of M. of
Abergavenny.
MYLES, Knight. Sir Thomas Myles, Kt. Bach.
(1902), M.D., F.R.C.S.I. (ex-President), a Fell, of
Roy. Acad, of Med. Ireld. and a memb of Brit.
Med. Assoc., formerly Prof, of Pathol, and Exam,
in Anatomy to Royal College of Surg. Ireld. : b.
1857, mar. 1888 Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Rev. Geo. Ayres, Canon of St. Patrick's. lies., 33
Merrion Sq., Dublin.
MYLNE, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Louis George
Mylne, D.D., Bp. of Bombay 1876-98, now Rect.
of Alvechurch, Canon of Salisbury, and Assist.
Bp. in Birmingham Dioc: b. 1843, mrrd. Bes.,
Alvechurch Rect., Redditch, Wore.
N.
NAAS, Baron {Irel. 1776), a title of the Mayo
Earldom, borne (as " Lord ") by the heir when a
son.
NABHA. the Raja of. H.H. Sir Heira Singh,
Bahadur liaja-i-Bajgan, G.C.S.I. (1879), G.C.I.E.
(1903), a Ruling Chief of India and. Col. 14th
Ferozepore Sikhs : b. 1843. i?es.. Nabha, Punjab.
NAESMYTH, Baronet. Sir Michael George
Naesmyth, 6th Bt. (Scot. 1706), C.E., son of 3rd
Bt. and uncle of 5th, b. 1828, sue. 1896, mar.
1863 Mary Ann, dau. of Jno. Nicholls, Esq.
Heir, his son James Tolme (b. 1864 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Donald Luttrell Kilve, b. 1874). Bes.,
Cairngorm, Priory Avnue, Hasti ngs.
*#* 'Burke' appends to his notice of this line the
curious origin of the family name. In the reign of
James III. and during a conflict with the House of
Douglas, an ancestor of this present family sought
refuge in a smithy and disguised himself as one of the
workers. Suspicion however was excited on the arrival
of the pursuers, and in his agitation the fugitive struck
a false blow, on which one of them rushed upon him,
with the words, " Ye're nae smith." But he proved mere
of an adept at his legitimate calling, so with a hammer
and a red-hot bar the smith and he stood on the defen-
sive, rallied the King's followers, and put the pursuers
to rout, thus winning from the monarch a grant of lands
with the motto "Non arte sed marte." Tne inventor of
the steam-hammer descends from the same ancestry.
NAESMYTH, Baronet's Widow {remrrd.).
Agnes, Lady N. (Agnes Cams Wilson, dau. of the
late Rev. David B. Bevan), mar., 1st, 1888, as 2nd
wife, Sir James Naesmyth, 5th Bt. (d. 1896) ;
2ndlv, 1898, Rev. Ernest C. Bevan— retaining title
by right. Bes., Northgate House, Bury St.
Edmds.
NAGPUR, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Eyre Chatter-
ton, D.D., 1st Bp., late Curate of Richmond,
Surrey, prev. Exam. Chapl. to the Bp. of Chhota
Nagpur, b. 1863, cons. 1903. Res., Bishop's
House, Jubbulpore.
N AH AN— see " Sirmur."
NAHAR SINGH— see "Shahpura."
NAIRN", Baronet. Sir Michael Barker Nairn,
1st Bt. {U.K. 1904), Chmn. of Mich. Nairn and
Co., linoleum manufacturers in Scotld., France,
Germany, and U.S.A., and a benefactor of hos-
pitals and other charities: son of the late Mich.
Nairn, Esq., of Kirkcaldy; b. 1838, mar. 1866
Emily Frances, dau. of Alf. R. Spencer, Esq.
Heir, his son Michael (b. 1S74 ; 2nd heir, a son of
latter). Seats, Rankeilour (Springfield), and
Dysart House, both nr. Fife.
NAIRNE, Baron, a Scottish title (1681) now
merged in the Lansdowne Marquessate. For sist.
of late Bnss. see " Keith Viscty."
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NAISMITH, Lt.-Col. William John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.D., F.R.C.S., Army Med. Res., late of
Ayrsh. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-2, is Surg,
to Ayr Co. Hosp., to H.M.'s Prison, Ayr, &c: b.
1847. Ses., 13 Alloway PL, Ayr.
NANNEY (ELLIS-), Baronet. Sir Hugh
John EUis-Nanney, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), a D.L.
for Carnarvonshire, was High Sheriff 1870, and of
Merionethsh. 1877 : son of the late Owen Jones
Elhs-Nanney, Esq., M.P. ; b. 1845, mar. 1875 the
undermentioned Hon. Lady EUis-Nanney. No
heir. Seats, Gwynfryn, CricciethR.S.O., Carnarvs.;
Cefndenddwr, Dol^elly, Merionethsh.
NANNEY (ELLIS-), Hon. Lady, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Clonbrock (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
NANQTJETTE, Pierre Francois Henri,
C . I . E . ( 1 879 ) . lies., Nancy, Erance . (Not in ' India
List ' services.)
NAOROZ KHAN, Sir, Sardar of Kharan,
K.C.I.E. (1888).
NAPIER, family name of the t?/o Baronies of
that title. Index to the two lines (marked e. for
Ettrick, m. forMagdala) :
Hn. Alb. E. A. m. Hn. Eva Lilian, m. Tin. Jas. Pearse, m.
Hn. Archib. L. C. e. Hn. Fras.E. B. k. Hn. J no. Scott, e.
Hn. Cecil 8. m. Hn.Fredk. W. S. E.Hn.LilianCcc. m.
Hn. Chas. P. H. M.Hn. George C. m. Hn. Mark Fras. e.
Hn.EdwardH.S.M.Hn. Henry D. m. Hn. Mrs. Wm. e.
NAPIER, Baronet of Dublin. Sir William Len-
nox Napier, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1867), barrister-at-law,
Capt. 5th Vol. Batt. S. Wales Borderers : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1867, sue. 1884, mar. 1890 Mabel
Edith Geraldine, dau. of the late Rev. Chas. T.
Forster. Heir, his son Joseph William Lennox
(b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, next son, Charles Mac-
naghten, b. i8g5). lies., 25 Argyll Rd., Kens.
Rd., W. ; cfiamb., 22 Chancery Ln., W.C.
NAPIER, Baronet of Napier. Sir Archibald
Lennox Milliken Napier, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1627),
formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 9th Bt.,
b. 1855, sue. 1884, mar. 1904, 2nd wife (having
divorced 1st) , Charlotte, dau. of the late Ch. Justice
Austin, of Montreal (the divorced wife remar.
1904 G. Graham Kirklinton, Esq., forfeiting all
claim to title of " Lady" though so designate! in
mrrge. announcement) . Heir, his son Alexander
Lennox, Lieut, (b. 1882; and heir, next son,
Robert Archibald, b. 1889) . lies. , 20 Cliveden PI. ,
Eaton Sq., S.W.
*#* This Bfccy. began with the 1st Bn. Napier of Mer-
ehistoun, and branched off as detailed under that title.
There appears to be no family connection between this
and the preceding Btcy., though the name Lennox is just-
now used by both.
NAPIER, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
N. of Dublin (Maria, dau. of the late Jos. Mortimer,
Esq.), mar. 1864 Capt. Sir Joseph Napier, 2nd
Bt. (d. 1884). lies., 37 Tisbury Rd., Brighton.
NAPIER, Master of, courtesy-title of eld. son
and heir of Bn. Napier and Ettrick.
NAPIER, Capt. Trevylyan Dacres Willer,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N., late of 'Victoria
and Albert' yacht ; Egypt 1882 : b. 1867.
NAPIER, William, C.M.G. (1897), served in
Matabeleld. 1893 and 1896, comdg. Rhodesian
Forces, with loc. rank of Col.: b. 1S61. Bes.,
Hillside, Bulawayo, Rhodesia.
NAPIER and ETTRICK, Baron. William
John George Napier, 11th Bn. N. of Mer-
chistcun (Scot.), sits as Bn. Ettrick (U.K.), a
Bt. (Scot.) ; a D.L. for Co. Selkirk, has been Sec.
to Legations at Stockholm and Tokio and three
times Charge d'Affaires at Brussels: son of 10th
Bn. ; b. Sept. 22, 1846 ; sue. 1893 (I.) ; mar., 1st,
187J, the late Harriet Blake Armstrong (d. 1837),
dau. of the late Edwd. Lumb, Esq. ; 2ndly, 1893,
Grace, dau. of Jas. C. Bums, Esq., 1st cousin of
Bn. Inverclyde. Club, Marlborough.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Napier of Merchistoun, 1627 ; a
Bt. (of Thirlestane) 1666. U.K. : Bn. Ettrick, 1872.— The
1st Scottish Peer was Sir Archib. Napier (Kt.), who
accompanied James VI. into England, being afterwards
made a Judge of Session, a Scottish Privy Councillor,
Baronet, and Baron. His father was John Napier,
famous to mathematicians as inventor of the Napierian
logarithms. The 5th in line was a Baroness, the succes-
sion being open to "heirs general whatsoever." Her
daughter, who, on the death of her brother, became
Mistress of Napier (see Introd., " Marriage of Peeresses"),
married Sir Win. Scott, 2nd Bt. of Thirlestane, but their
son, the 6th Bn. and ?rdBt., resumed the surname of
Napier. The 1st Bn. was, a few Weeks before his eleva-
tion to the l'eerage, created Baronet of Napier ; but on
the passing of the Barony to a daughter this Baronetcy
went to a collateral and became dormant, till in 1817 it
was awarded to Wm. Milliken Napier as 8th Bt., by whose
grandson it is still held (see "Napier, Bt. of Napier"). The
10th Bn., a K.T. and P.C., who had been Envoy to the
United States and Netherlands and Ambassador to
Russia and Prussia, Governor of Madras, and Acting
Viceroy of India, was given the U.K. Peerage. The
ancestor of the house was pronounced to have "na peer,"
and this saying has given rise to the family name.
Titled Relatives.
(Napier.)
Issue of present (nth) Bn.:
By 1ST MRRGE.
Master of Napier, heir to Barony: Hon. Francis
Edward Basil N., late Lieut. 7th Batt. King's Roy.
Rif. Corps (Mil.), b. 1876, mar. 1399 Hon. Clarice
Jessie Evelyn Hamilton, dau. of ctn Bn. Belhaven
and Stenton (Hon. Mrs. A'apier). (2nd heir, his
son William Francis Cyril James, b. 1000.)
Hon. Frederick William Scott A'., Lieut. 6th Batt.
Roy. Fus. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1500: b. 1878.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Archibald Lenox Colquhcun William John
George N., b. 1899.
Surviving issue of 10th Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. John Scott N., C.M.G. (1301), Col. in Army retd.
(19«>S)> h'-te Inspector of Gymnasia at Aldershot,
served in Afghanistan 1879-tio and S. Africa i8i)i and
1900 and has been A. B.C. to Com.-in-Ch. India
and to Viceroy : b. 1848, mar. 1876 Isabella, dau.
of Tiios. Shaw, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. John A'.). Res.,
Victoria House, Farnborough, Hants.
Hon. Mark Francis A'., B.A., barrister-at-law, late
an M.P. : b. 1852, mar. 1S78 Emily Jones, nat. dau.
of last Vise. Ranelagh (Hon. Mrs. Mark A'.). Res.,
Puttonden Mar or, Lingfield R.S.O., Surrey.
Dav.-in-law of Qfh Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late lotii Baron, b. 1819, d. 1898.)
lion. Mrs. William A". (Louisa Mary, dau. cf Jno. II.
Lloyd, Esq., Q.C.), mar. 1854 the late Hon. Wm. N.
(d. 187C). Res.,s Cottesmore Gdns., Kens. Gore, W.
NAPIER and ETTRICK, Baron's Widow.
The Dowager Lady N. & E. (Anne Jane Charlotte,
C.I., dau. of the late Robt. M. Lockwood, Esq.),
mar. 1845 10th Bn. Napier and E., K.T., P.C., (d.
1898). lies., Ettrick Cottage, Farnborough, Hants.
NAPIER op MAGDALA (pron. Magdah'la),
Baron. Robert William Napier, 2nd Bn. (U.K.),
formerly of Bengal Army (served in India and
Abyssinia), ret. 1883 as Lt.-Col., was A.D.C. and
Assist. Mil. Sec. to his father while Gov. of
Gibraltar, prev. his A.D.C. when Com.-in-Chief in
India : son of 1st Bn. ; b. Feb. 11, 1845 ; sue. 1890
(C.) ; mar. 1885 Hon. Eva Maria Louisa Mac-
donald, dau. of 4th Bn. Macdonald and widow of
Capt. Algn. Langham. Bes., Lynedale House,
Snizcrt, Portree, I. of Skye ; 66 Portland PL, W.
Creation. Bn. Napier of Magdala, U.K. 1S68.— The 1st
Bn., Fd.-Marsh. Sir Robt. C. Napier, G.C.B., G.C.S.I.,
F.R.S., was distinguished by a series of military exploits,
among which wcie the Sutlej Campaigns, the capture of
Lucknow and of Peking (i3£i), and the storming of
ISTAP
Magdala. He had previously been made a Member of
the Council of India and Comtrwnder-in-Chief of the
Bombay Army. The family appears to have no recent
connection with either of the preceding.
Titled Relatives.
(Napier.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Eva Lilian Cecilia JV, b. 1885.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros., half-bros., sists.,
&c, of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Catherine Anne Oarrington, now Hon. Mrs.
Henry Bundas, b. 1841, mar. 1863 Hy. Robt.
Duncan B., Esq.
Hon. Annie Amelia, now Hon. Mrs. Henry MadocTcs,
b. 1842, mar. 1864 the late Hy. Robarts M., Esq.
(d. 1902). Res. , 32 Eaton PI. , S. YV.
(Pkesent Bauon, b. 1845.)
Hon. George Camphell JV., heir pres. to Barony,
CLE. (i336), late Lt.-Col. Bengal Army, was Spec.
Ind. Memb. of Persian Embassy 1873-9: b. 1845
(twin with pres. Bn.), mar. 1833 Alice Mary, dau.
of the late Jas. Beech, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George JV.).
lies., 34 Grosvcnor PI., S.W. (and heir, his son
Rupert George Carriugton, b. 1885.)
Hon. James Pearse JV., B. A., Col. in the Army retd..
late 10th Lancers, served in Afghanistan, and was
an A.A.G. on Staff of Lord Roberts in S. Africa
and since in S. List. : l>. 1349, mar. 1376 Mabel
Ellen, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Windsor Parker
(Hon. Mrs. James JV. ). Club, Marlborough.
By 2ND JI11RGE.
Hon. Edward Herbert Scott JV., C.E., formerly
Lieut. 1st Vol. Batt. Berks. Regt.: b. 1861, mar. 1900
Florence Martha, dau. of the late Gen. Jno.
Maxwell Perceval, C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Edward JV.).
Hon. Mary Grant, now Hon. Mrs. North JS'isbett, b.
i852, mar. 1889 North More JV., Esq. Res., 21
Emperor's Gt., S.W.
Hon. Henry Dundas JV., Lt.-Col. I. A., Mil. Attache
at St. Petersburg, formerly at Teheran, late a Spec.
Serv. Offr. in China : b. 1864, mar. 1897 Sibyl, dau.
of the late Jno. Gnrney, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry iV.).
Res., Brit. Emb., St. Petersburg.
Hon. Emilia Herbert Pallarton, now Hon. Mrs.
Edward Gore, b. 1370, mar. 1899 Edwd. J. Mounsey
G-, Esq., gt. grandson of 2nd E. of Arran.
Hon. Charles Frederick Hamilton JV., Capt. K,ifle
Brig., a Paymaster in Army : b. 1^72, mar. 1902
Helen Mary Campbell, dau. of Col. Alex. B. Morgan,
C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Charles JV.).
Hon. Cecil Scott JV., b. 1876.
Hon. Albert Edward Alexander JV., B.A., b. 1881.
NAPIER of MAGDALA, Baron's Widow.
Dowager Lady N. of M., C.I. (Mary Cecilia, dau.
of Maj.-Gen. Edwd. W. S. Scott, It. A.), mar.
iS5i, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. Napier of Magdala (d.
1890). Res., Hampton Ct. Palace.
NAPIER 01? MERCHISTOUN— see "Napier
and Ettrick."
NARES, Knight. Vice-Adrn. Sir George
Strong Nares, K.C.B. (Civ. 1876), in command of
'Challenger' 1872-5, of Arctic Expedn. 1875-6,
and of prev. Exploring and Surveying Expedns.,
late Acting Conserv. of the Mersey, was 1879-97
Profess. Memb. Harbour Dept. Bd. of Trade : b.
1S31, widower, lies., 11 Claremont Rd., Surbiton,
Surrey.
NAROTAMDAS, Sir Harkirsandas, Kt.
Bach. (1903), Sheriff of Bombay, a merchant.
NASH, Knight. Sir Vincent Nash, Kt. Bach.
(1902), L.R.C.P.I., a D.L. for Co. Limerick, High
Sheriff of Limerick City at date of creation, was
Resid. Surg, of Richmond Hosp. Dublin 1888-90
and aftds. Assist. Med. Supt. at Richmond
Asylum : b. 1865, mar. 1896 Agnes, dau. of the
late Jas. Haran, Esq. Res., Pery Sq., Limerick.
NASH, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 1st Bn.
I Westbury.
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NASH, Maj. William Fleetwood, D,S.O.
(1900-1), late Border Regt.; Burma 1889-90 and S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1861.
NASON, Col. Fortescue John, D.S.O. (1899),
late Scott. Rifles and Egyptn. Army, retd. 1905;
Soudan 1889 and 1897-8, Dongola 1896, White
Nile 1900, is Sec-Gen. to Soudan Govt, and a
Pacha in Egypt : b. 1859. Res., Khartoum.
NASON, Maj. Henry Hyde Williamson,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late Essex Regt.; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1857.
NASSAU (Bahamas), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Wilfrid Bird Hornby, D.D., 6th Bp., formerly
Missnry. Bp. of Nyasaiand (1892-4) and Rect.
of St. Clement's, Norwich: b. 1851, appd. 1904.
Res., Addingtoii House, Nassau, Bahamas.:
NATAL, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Frederick
Samuel Raines, D.D., 4th Bp., late Archdn.
of Durban, a Canon in St. Saviour's Cathed.,
Maritzburg, and Incumbt. of St. Peter's in same
city, was a Commissary to preceding Bp. (Rt. Rev.
A. H. Baynes) : b. 1853, cons. 1901. Res., Pieter-
maritzburg.
*** Dr. Colenso was 1st Bishop. On his deposition the
see of Maritzburg was temporarily created, but the
former desiguation is now restored.
NATHAN, Knight (1). Maj. Sir Matthew
Nathan, K.C.M.G. (1902), R.E., served in Nile
Expedn. 1885, Lushai 1889, now Gov. of Hong
Kong, late of Gold Coast, prev. administering
Govt, of Sierra Leone: b. 1862. Res., Govt.
House, Victorix, Hong Kong.
NATHAN, Knight (2). Sir Nathaniel Nathan,
Kt. Bach. (1903), B.A., late Attorn.-Gen. in
Trinidad, prev. a Judge of Supr. Ct., formerly a
Magist. in Jamaica : b. 1843, mar. 1870 Helen,
dau. of Thos. Turner, Esq.. of Doneaster. Res.,
The Cottage, Eden Bridge, Kent.
NATHAN, Robert, CLE. (1903), Chf. of
Educn. Dept. Bengal, late Under Sec. to Govt,
of India, Home Dept. , and Sec. Indian Universities
Commssn. : b. i856. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
NATION, Knight. Gen. Sir John Louis
Nation, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), LA. Supernum. List;
served in Mutiny, Naga Hills 1879, comd. a
Brigade in E. Front. Dist. 1879-83: b. 1825, mar.
1860 Matilda, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen. C. Wahab.
Res., 91 St. George's Sq., S.W.
NAUDI, Knight. Sir Salvatore Naudi, Kt.
Bach. (1878), C.M.G. (1888), LL.D., formerly a
Memb. of Counc. and Judge of Appeal, Malta:
b. 1821, mar. 1854 Elizabeth, dau. of "Maj.-Gen.
Gatt. Res., 41 Strada Genio, Valetta.
NAUDI, Alfredo, C.M.G. (1901), LL.D.,
Crown Advoc. in Malta, with seat in Exec. Counc.
and Counc. of Govt., has been Prof, of Law at
Malta Univ. Res., 154 Strada Cristoforo, Valetta.
NAYLOR, James Richard, C.S.I. (1890),
I.C.S.retd. (1892); sometime an M.L.C. and Acting
M.E.C. Bombay, formerly Remembr. of Leg.
Affairs: b. 1842. Res., Cadbury House, Yatton,
Somerset, nr. Bristol.
NAYLOR (TODD-). Henry Paul, CLE.
(1890), M.A., a Commissr. Burma, entered I.C.S.
1882: b. 1861. Res., Burma; 35 Bromley Rd.,
Beckenham, Kent.
NAZ, Knight's Widow. Lady N. (Julie
Hersilie, dau. of Jules D. Constantin, Esq., of
Benares), mar. 1859 Sir Virgile Naz, K.C.M.G.,
an M.E.C. of Mauritius (d. 1901). Res., Port
Louis, and Belvedere (Curepipe), Mauritius.
NEAL, Capt. Henry Vincent John M'Cann,
D.S.O. (1901), 3rd Batt. Scott. Rifles (Mil.);
W. Coast of Africa 1897-8, Ashanti 1900-1, now
Assist. Colon. Sec. of Lagos : b. 1867. i^s., Lagos.
Baronetage, Knightage, Sc.
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NE ALE ( VANSITT ART-) , Knight. Sir
Henry James Vansittart-Neale^t.C.B. (Civ. 1902),
late Assist. Sec. to Admiralty: b. 1842, mar. 1887
Florence, dan. of His Honour the late Judge
Eddis, Q,.C Bes., Bisliam Abbey, Mariow, Berks.
NEAVE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Lewis Hughes
Neave, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), Maj. Boy. Anglesey
Engr. Mil. and a D.L. for the Co. : son of 4th
Bt., b. 1874, sue. 1877. Heir pres., his bro.
Capt. Arundell N. (b. 1875 ; 2nd heir, their 1st
cous. once rem., Sheffield Henry Morier N., b.
1853). Stats, Dagnam Pk., Bomford, Essex;
Llysdulas, Amlwch B.S.O., Anglesea.
NEAVE, Baronet's "Widow. Hon. Lady N.,
nee Hon. Gwen Gertrude Hughes, dau. of 1st Bn.
Dinorben {extinct), mar. 1871 Sir Arundell Neave,
4th Bt. (d. 1877). Bes., with 5th Bt.
NEED, Knight's Widow. Lady N. (Ellen,
dau. of Edwd. Whitby, Esq.), mar. 1875 Lt.-Col.
Sir Arthur Need (d. 1888). Res., 53 Coleridge
Bd., Crouch End, N.
NEED HAM, family name of Kilmorey Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons."
NEEDHAM, Francis Jack, CLE. (1899),
F.B.G.S., a Dep. Insp.-Gen. Bengal Police and
Assist. Polit. Offr. at Sadiya : b. 1842 (son of the
late Hon. Fras. Hy. Needham, son of 2nd Earl
Kilmorey). Bes., Sadiya, Lakhimpur, Assam.
NEEL, Edmund, CLE. (1890), late Sec. Pub.
Works Dept. Ind. Off., was formerly in Mil. and
Polit. Depts. : b. 1841. Bes., Rochester House,
Winchester.
NEELD, Baronet. Sir Audley Dallas Neeld,
3rdBt. (U.K. 1859), CB. (Mil. 1900-1), M.V.O.
(4th Class, same year), B.A., High Sheriff of
Wilts. 1905, late Lt.-Col. comdg. 2nd Life Gds.,
comd. Household Cav. Regt. in S. Africa 1899-
1900 : son of 1st Bt. and bro. of 2nd, b. 1849, suc-
1900, mar. 1873 the under-mentioned Hon. Lady
Neeld. Heir pres., his bro. Capt. Reginald R,un-
dell N., R.N. (b. 1850 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Lt.-
Col. Mortimer Graham N., b. 1851). Seat, Grit-
tleton, Chippenham, Wilts. ; town res., 71 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
NEELD, Hon. Lady, wife of above Bt. and
dau. of 2nd Bn. Vivian.
NEIDP ATH,B aron DOUGLAS of (Scot. 1697) —
see " Wemyss, E. of."
NELLSON, Col. James, CB. (Civ. 1902), Hon.
Col. (formerly Lt.-Col. comdg.) Lanarks. (Glas-
gow) Imper. Yeom: b. 1838. Bes., Orbiston,
Bellshill R.S.O., Lanarks.
NELLSON, Lieut. Walter Gordon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1876.
NELIGAN, Bishop— see " Auckland."
NELIGAN, Knight. His Honour Judge Sir
John Chute Neligan, Kt. Bach. (1899), K.C
(1874), M.A., Recorder of Cork (prev. of London-
derry) and Chmn. of Q..S. : b. 1826, widower.
Bes., Churchill, Spa, Tralee.
NELSON, family name of the Earldom of that
title.
NELSON, Bishop op. Rt. Rev. Charles
Oliver Mules, M.A., 3rd Bp., prev. Archdn. of
Waimea: b. 1837, mar. 1870, cons. 1892. Bes.,
Bishopdale, Nelson, N.Z.
NELSON, Earl. Horatio Nelson, 3rd Earl
(U.K.), M.A., a D.L. for Wilts.: son of 2nd
E. and gt. nephew of the illustrious naval com-
mander, who was 1st Bn. and only Vise. Nelson,
but never an Earl ; b. Aug. 7, 1823 ; suc. 1835
(O.) ; mar. 1845 the late Lady Mary Jane Diana
Agar (d. ico4),_dau. of 2nd E. of Normanton.
Seat, Trafalgar House, Salisbury.
Creations. U.K.: Bn. Nelson, 1801 ; Earl Nelson and
Vise. Merton of Trafalgar, 1805. "Vise. Trafalgar"
is the eld. son's courtesy-title.—" Of Nelson and the
North" (still less of the South) there is little need to
discourse at any length. After his victory of the Nile
the gallant Admiral was first created Bn. N. (1798) and
then Vise. N. (1801, after Copenhagen), with no special
remainder; three months after this last he was a second
time created Bn. N., but with special remainder to his
father. In the same year he received the Sicilian honour
of Duke of Bronte, for which see further under " Brid-
port," to which house it passed by marriage. His brother
and successor was raised to the Earldom with the now
subsisting Viscty. ; he was succeeded by his nephew,
whose surname of Bolton was exchanged for Nelson. Of
the third great naval victory, which was fatal to its hero,
it may be worth remarking that the correct pronuncia-
tion is as Byron gives it, Trafalgar', and not as we are
in the habit of pronouncing the London Square in which
his Column stands. His Lordship has informed us that
the courtesy-title applied to eldest sons is also pro-
nounced with accent on the last syllable.
Titled Relatives.
(Nelson.)
Issue of present (3rd) E. :
Lady Alice Mary Diana N„ b. i845. Res., St.
Laurence's, Worcester.
Lady Constance Jane, now Lady C. PleyJeU-Bouuerie,
b. 1848, mar. 1870 Rev. the Hon. Bertrand P.-B.,
son of 4th E. of Radnor, q.v.
The late Lady Edith, aftds. Lady E. Tudway, b. 1830,
d. 1877, having mar. Chas. Clem. T., Esq.
The late Lady Mary Katharine, aftds. Lady M.
Shaw, b. 1852, d. 1901, having ma r. 1S90 Richd. 8., Esq.
The late Herbert Horatio N., Vise. Trafalgar, b. 1854,
d. 1505, having mar. as below.
The late Hon. Charles Horatio iV., b. 1856, d. 1900
(wife d. same year).
Vise. Merton, heir to Earldom: Thomas Horatio
¥., b. 1857.
Hon. Edward Agar Horatio N.,2n& heir, formerly
Lieut. Wilts. Mil.: b. i860, mar. 1889 Ceraldine,
dau. of Henry H. Cave, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward
If.). Res., The Beeches, Appleby Magna, Ather-
stone, Warwicks.
The deceased Hon. Albert Horatio A7"., b. 1S62, d. 1868.
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Victss. Trafalgar (Eliza Blanche, dau. of the late
Eredk. G. Dalgety, Esq.), mar. 1S79 the late
Herbert, Vise. T., as above. Res., Braydon House,
Minety, Malmesbury.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1823.)
Rev. the Hon. John Horatio A'., M.A., b. 1825,
widower (mar. 1857 the late Susan, granddau. of 5th
D. of Marlborough; she died 1G98). Res., The
Rectory, Shaw St. Mary, Newbury. Berks.; Land-
ford House, nr. Salisbury.
Hon. Maurice Horatio Ar., Rear-Adm. retd. (1882),
served in Black Sea : b. 1832, mar. 1863 Emily, dau.
of Adm. Sir Chas. Burrard, 2nd and last Bt. (Hon.
Mrs. Maurice N.). Res., Anglesey, Cosport.
NELSON, Knight (1). Sir Edward Montague
Nelson, K.C.M.G. (1897), F.R.CL, a D.L. for
Middx. (High Sheriff 1892), knighted f or services
to Australasian Colonies, the 1st Mayor of Ealing :
b. 1841, mar. 1866 Mary Caroline, dau. of F.
Wallis, Esq., F.R.C.S. Bts., The Lawn, Warwick ;
3 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
NELSON, Peiv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir Hugh Muir Nelso?i, P.O. (67/. Br. 1897),
K.C.M.G. (1896), D.C.L., F.R.CL, Lt.-Cov. of
Oueensld.. Pres. of Leg. Counc, and also Pres. of
the local Roy. Geograph. Soc, formerly Premier,
Chief Sec, and Treasurer, is engaged in farming
and pasturage : b. 1835, mar. 1870 Janet, dau. of
Duncan M'lntyre, Esq. Bes., Gabbinbar, Too-
woomba, Queensland ; and Brisbane.
NELTHORPE (SUTTON-) , Hon. Mrs. Robert,
dau. of 4th Bn. Auckland.
NEPEAN, Baronet. Sir Charles Evan
Molyneux Yorke Nepean, 5th Bt. (U. K. 1802),
Baronetage, Knightage, dec. NEW 487
formerly Capt. (ret. as Hon. Maj.) 3rd Batt. Roy.
Berkshire Begt. (Mil.) : son of 4th Bt., b. 1867,
sue. 1903, mar. 1896 Mary Winifred, dau. of Rev.
"Wm. J. Swayne. Heir pres., his 1st cousin once
removed, thefollg. Kt. (2nd heir, latter's son Evan
Alcock, b. 1865). Res., The Hitchin, Wooltnn
Hill, Newbury, Berks.
NEPEAN, Knight. Sir Evan Colville Nepean ,
Kt. Bach. (1895), C.B. (Civ. 1887), B.A., barrister-
at-law, was Dir. of Army Contracts 1877-91 :
b. 1836, mar. 1804 Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Edwd.
F. Jenner, Esq. Is heir-pres. to above Baronetcy.
Res., Clarence House, "Windsor.
NESBITT, Capt. Charles Warren, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Nesbitt's Horse; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1866. Res., Grahamstown, Natal.
NETTERVILLE Viscounty (Irel. 1622)—
extinct 1882 on death of 8th V. (surname Netter-
ville) .
Surviving Representatives.
Dau. of 8th V.:
Hon. Frances Constantia, now Hon. Mme. Charles
Viditz, b. 1842, mar. i860 Mons. Chas. V.
Dau. of 7th V.:
Hon. Mary Reddis Bridget Ellen, now Hon. Mrs.
Joshua Netterville, b. 1838, mar. i860 Joshua Jas.
MacEvoy, Esq., who took in exchange the surname
of his wife. Res., Villa Rita, Biarritz.
NEVILL, family name of Abergavenny Mar-
quessate and Earldom, q.v. for " Lords,'' Lady
Dorothy, and Hon. Ralph. (Distinguish Neville
below.)
NEVILL, Bisnor — see "Dunedin."
NEVILL, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1784)— see "Aber-
gavenny, M. of."
NEVILL, Capt. Hugh Lewis, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1900 : b. 1877.
NEVILLE, family name of Braybrooke
Baronv, q.v. for " Hons."
NEVILLE, Rear-Adm. George, C.V.O. (1905),
late a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M., now comdg. 1st
Cruiser Squadron : b. 1850 (grandson of 2nd Bn.
Braybrooke). Club, U. Serv.
NEVILLE, Lt.-Col. William Candler, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Chesh. Regt. ; Burma 1887-9 and S.
Africa 1900-1 : b. 1859.
NEWALL, Lt.-Col. Stuart, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
N.Z. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1843. Res.,
Wellington, N.Z.
NEWARK, Viscount (by courtesy— -title Gt. Br.
1796), only son and heir of Earl Manvers.
NEWBERY, Arthur, I.S.O. (1905), Clerk of
Exec. Counc. in Prince Edward Isld.
NEWBIGGING, Capt. William Patrick Eric,
D.S.O. (1900-1), M'chester Regt. ; Bechuanald.
1884-5 and Boer War 1899-1902 : b. 1871.
I NEWBOROUGH, Baron {Irel. 1715), a title of
the Cholmondeley Marquessate (see also follg. and
distinguish from Newburgh).
NEWBOROUGH, Baron. William Charles
Wynn, 4th Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt. (Eng.), High
Sheriff of Denbighsh. 1902, formerly Lieut. Denb.
Yeom. : grandson of 3rd Bn. and son of Hon.
Thos. Jno. Wynn; b. Nov. 4, 1873; sue. 1888;
mar. 1900 Grace Bruce, dau. of the late Col. Hy.
M. Carr, of U.S.A.
Creations. Bn. Newborough, Irel. 1776; a Bt. Eng.
1742.— Sir Thos. Wynn, 3rd Bt., M.P. for Carnarvon-
shire and for St. Ives, was given this Irish Barony, though
the family came of a long line exclusively Welsh : pos-
sibly, like Ld. Curzon recently, he preferred a title
which permitted him to sit in the House of Commons,
as he continued to do after promotion.
Titled Relatives.
(Wynn,)
Surviving bro. andsists. of present (4th) Bn, (granted
rank of Bn.'s childn. 1889) :
Hon. Mabel, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Annesley, b.
1872, mar. 1896 Eras. C. Cowper A., Esq., of Burma,
descendant of 2nd Earl Annesley.
(Present Baron, b. 1873.)
Hon. Dorothy Beatrix, now Hon. Mrs. Cuthbert
Chapman, b. 1877, mar. 1905 Capt. Cuthbt. Godfrey
G., M.V.O., R.N., q.v.
Hon. Thomas John W., heir pres. to Barony, b. 1878.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Charles.)
Issue of yd Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
Hon. Emily Annina, now Hon. Mrs. Murray Glad-
stone, b. 1337, mar. 1874 Murray G., Esq., late R.N.
Res.. 6 Cromwell Houses, Southsea.
Hon. Ellen Clyn W., b. 1839.
Hon. Charles Henry IF., a Co. Aid. for Merionethsh.,
High Sheriff 1873 : b. 1847, mar. 1876 Frances Geor-
giana, dau. of Lt.-Col. Robt. W. Romer (Hon. Mrs.
Charles W.). Res., Rug, Corwen, Merionethsh.
Hon. Frederick George IF., a D.L. and Co. Aid. for
Carnarvonsh., High Sheriff 1894 : b. 1853. Res.,
Glynllivon Pk. and Belau Fort, Carnarvon; Bod-
vean Hall, Pwllheli, Carnarvonsh.
— Dau. -in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. Thomas W. (Sibvl Anna Katherine, dau.
of the late Edwin Corbett, Esq.), mar. 1871 the
late Hon. Thos. John W. (d. 1878), father of present
Bn.
NEWBOTTLE, Baron (Scot. 1591 ; also Bn.
Kerr of Newbottle, 1701) — see "Lothian, M.
of."
NEWBURGH, Baron (Gt. Br. 1716)— see
" Cholmondeley, M. of."
NEWBURGH, Earl of. Sigismondo Nicolo
Venanzio Gaietano Francesco Giustiniani^
Bandini, 8th Earl (Scot.) ; Prince Giustiniani-
Bandini, &c. (q.v.) : son of 4thMarq. Bandiniand
of Cecilia, 7th Ctss. of Newburgh; b. June 30,
1818; sue. as 5th Marq. 1850, made Prince 1863 ;
naturalised toU.K. 1857 ; sue. as Earl 1877 ; assumed
name of Giustiniani before his patronymic Bandini
1850; mar. 1848 the late Maria Sophia Angelica,
dau. of Cavaliere Giuseppe M. Massani (she died
1898). Res., Palazzo Altieri, Rome.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Newburgh, Vise, of Kynnaird,
and Bn. Levingstone, 1660.— Sir Jas. Levingston, 2nd
Bt., a staunch supporter of the Royalists, and after-
wards a Gentleman of the Bedchamber to Charles II.,
was created Vise. Newburgh in 1647, but this title,
together with the Baronetcy, expired at the death of
his son. In 1660, however, the three titles above had been
conferred upon the original recipient with remainder
to "heirs general;" thus the daughter of the 2nd Earl
succeeded. Eventually, through the marriage of the
7th Countess with Marquess Bandini, the line became
what it is now— distinctly foreign.
Titled Relatives.
(Giustiniani- Bandini . )
Issue of present (8th) E. :
The deceased Lady Nicoletta Maria G.-B., b. 1850, d.
1855-
Lady Carolina Maria Elena Gioacchina, now Contessa
Colleoni, b. 1851, mar. 1872 Conte C. Res., Vicenza.
Lady Elena Maria Concetta Isabella Gioacchina
Giuseppa, now Principessa Camillo Rospigliosi, b.
1853, mar. 1876.
The deceased Hon. Carlo G.-B., b. i860, d. 1861.
Vise. Kynnaird, Duca di Mondragone, heir to Earl-
dom: Carlo G.-B., b. 1862, mar. 1885 Donna Maria
Lanza, dau. of Principe di Trabia, Butera, e
Scordia. Res. , Rome. Issue :
Hon. Sigismondo Maria Bandino Giuseppe G.-B.,
2nd heir, b. 1886.
Hon. Maria Sofia Giuseppina G.-B., b. 1889.
Hon. Giuseppe Maria G.-B. (sont, b. 1896.
The deceased Hon. Lorenzo Maria G.-B., b. 1898,
d. 190—.
Lady Nicoletta Maria Nazarena Gioacchina Mar-
gherita, now Duchessa di Grazioli, b. 1863, mar.
1881.
488 NEW
Directory of
Peerage,
Lady Maria Cristiiia Isabella Agnesa Gioacchina
G.-B., b. i£66, a " Dame du Sacre Ccsur de Jesus").
Lady (Maria) Isabella Giovanna Teresa Gioacchina,
now Lady Isabella Howard, b. 1S67, mar. 1898 Esme
¥m, H.; Esq., gt. nephew of 12th D. of Norfolk.
Res., Brit. Cons. -Gen., Canea, Crete; 21 Egerton
Gdns., Brompton Ed., S.W.
Lady Maria Cecilia Pia Anna Gioacchina G.-B.,b.
1871.
The deceased Lady Anna Maria G.-B., b. & d. 1874.
Dau. of late Ctss. N. (and sist. of present E.) :
(Present E arl, b. 1818.)
Lady Maiii, now Contessa Federico Boncambi, b.
1825, mar. 1851 Conte Fed. Pucci B. Res.,
Perugia.
NEWCASTLE (Australia), Bishop of. Et.
Eev. George Henry Stanton, D.D., 4th Bp.,
formerly Vic. of Holy Trim, St. Giles's in the
Fields : b. 1835, cons. Bp. of North Queensland
1878, transl. to Newcastle 1800. Res., Bishops-
court, Morpeth, N.S.W. Coadjutor, Bp. Stretch,
q.v. .
NEWCASTLE (England), Bishop of.
Et. Eev. Arthur Thomas Lloyd, D.D., 3rd
Bp., prev. Bp. Suffragan of Thetford, formerly
Arehdn. of Lynn and Eect. of Nth. Creake, Hon.
Canon, Eur. Dean, and Vicar of Newcastle, also
Vicar of Aylesbury: b. Dec. 27, 1844, cons, to
Thetford 1894, tr. to Newcastle 1903 (not yet in
Lords) . Res., Benwell Tower, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
NEWCASTLE, Duke of. Henry Peliiam
Archibald Douglas Pelham-Clintcn, 7th D.
{Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Notts., Master Forester
of Dartmoor, and Keeper of St. Briavel's Chapel,
Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus., late L.S.B. : son
of 6th D. ; b. Sept, 28, 1864; sue. 1879 (C.) ;
mar. 1889 Kathleen Florence May, dau. of Major
Hy. Aug. and Hon. Mrs. Candy and granddau.
of 3rd Bn. Eossmore. Seat, Clumber, Worksop,
Notts.
Creations. E. of Lincoln, Eng. 1572; D. of Newcastle
(-under-Lyme), Gt. Br. 1756.— The 9th Bn. Clinton (see
that line), a K.G. and twice Lord High Admiral, was
created Earl of Lincoln. On the death of the jth Earl
in 1692 the Barony fell into abeyance between his aunts
and other co-heirs, and on its revival iu 1721 it passed
into another family. The title of Duke of Kewcastle-
under-Lyme was awarded to Thos. Pelham Holies, with
special remainder to his nephew-in-law the 9th Earl, a
nobleman who had held high oflices at Court, and been
made a K.G. He thereupon assumed the additional
name of Pelham.
Titled Relatives.
(Pelham-Clinton.)
Issue of 6th D. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Beatrice Adeline, now Lady B. Lister-Kaye, b.
1862, mar. 1880 Cecil Edmd. L.-K., Esq., bro. and
heir pres. of Sir Jno. P. Lister-Kaye, 3rd Bt. Res.,
Denby Grange, Wakefield.
Lady Emily Augusta Mary, now Duche&sa d" Avi-
gliano, b. 1863, mar. 1882 Alfonso M. Doria-Pam-
phili-Landi, Duca d' A., and Principe di Torriglia,
Melfi, e Vahnontone. Res., Palazzo Doria, Rome.
(Present Duke, b. 1G64.)
Lord Henry Francis HorE Pelham-GUnton-TIope
("Lord Fras. Hope"), heir pres. to Dukedom,
formerly Lieut. Notts. Y coin.: b. 1866, assumed name
of Hope 1887, mar., 1st, 1894, Mary Augusta Yoke, an
actress, whom he divorced 1902 • sndly, and as 2nd
husb. 1904, Olive, dau. of the late Geo. Thompson,
Esq., of Melbourne. Res., Castleblayney, Mona-
ghan. (2nd heir, his uncle Lord Edward.)
Lady Florence Josephine P.-C. Order of Mercy (a
Lady Pres. of the League), b. 1868.
Son of$th D. (uncle of present) :
(The late 6th Duke, b. 1834, d. 1879.)
Lord Edward William P.-C-, G.C.V.O.,b. 1836— see
" Clinton, Pelham-, Kt."
NEWCASTLE, Duke's Widow. Dowager
Duchess of N. (Henrietta Adela, dau. of the late
Henry T. Hope, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1861, 6th D. of
Newcastle (d. 1879) ; 2ndly, 1880, the late TomT.
Hohler, Esq. (d. 1892)— title retained by courtesy.
Pes., The Oaks, Woodford, Essex; 64 Grosvenor
St., W.
NEWDEGATE (NEWDIGATE-), Knight's
Widow. Lady Neivdigate-Newdegate (Anne
Emily, dau. of the late Very Eev. Thos. Gamier,
Dean of Lincoln), mar. 1858 Lt.-Gen. Sir Edward
Newdigate-Newdegate, K.C.B. (d. 1902). Res.,
Pelham House. Lewes.
NEWDEGATE (NEWDIGATE-) , Hon. Mrs.
Francis Alexander, dau. of 3rd Bn. Bagot.
NEWDIGATE, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry
Eichard Legoe Newdhjaie, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897),
served in Crimea, Mutiny, and Afghanistan, held
commands at Gibraltar 1883-93, ret. 1898, and is
Col. Comdt. Eif . Brigade, a D.L. for Warwicks. :
b. 1832, mar. 1886 Phillis, dau. of the late Eev.
Arthur G. S. Shirley, grandson of 1st Earl
Ferrers. Res., Gable End, Alleslev, Coventry.
NEWDIGATE, Hon. Mi's. Francis William,
dau. of 1st Bn. Leigh.
NEWENHAM, Lady Helena Adelaide, dau.
of 3rd Earl MountCashell.
NEWENHAM, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
3rd Bn. Kensington.
NEWFOUNDLAND and BEBMUDA, Bishop
of. Et. Eev. Llewellyn Jones, D.D., 4th Bp.,
late Eect. of Little Hereford : b. 1840, cons. 1878,
widower. Res., Bishop's Ct., St. John's, New-
foundland ; Bishop's Lodge, Hamilton, Bermuda.
NEW GUINEA, Bishop. Et Eev. Montagu
John Stone-Wigg, M.A., 1st Bp., late Sub-Dean
and Canon Eesid. of St. John's Cathedral,
Brisbane: b. 1861, cons. 1898. Res., Baitle Bay,
Brit. New Guinea, via Australia.
NEWLANDS, Baron. William Wallace
Hosier, 1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., a D.L. for
Co. of City of Glasgow, Vice-Lieut, and a D.L.
of Lanarks. and Convener of Commssrs. of Supply
for that Co. ; a Lt.-Col. retired of Auxil. Forces,
formerly Lieut. Eoy. Scots Greys and Lt.-Col.
Comdt. 4th Batt. Lanarks. Eirle Vols. : son of
the late Jas. Hozier, Esq. ; b. Feb. 24, 1825 ; cr.
a Bt. 1890, a Bn. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1849 the late
Frances Anne (d. 1891), dau. of the late Jno.
O'Hara, Esq. Seat, Mauldslie Castle, Carluke,
Lanarks. ; town res., 16 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1890 ; Bn. Newlands, 1898.
Issue.
(Hozier.)
Hon. James Henry Cecil /7.,heir to Barony, M.P.
for S. Lanarks. iC), and a D.L. for the Co., a Pub.
Works Loan Commissr., late Grand Master Mason
of Scotld., was Diplom. Sec. at Constantinople
Conf. 1876-7 and twice Priv. Sec. to Lord Salisbury :
b. 1851, mar. 1880 Lady Mary Louisa Wellesley
Cecil, dau. of 3rd M. of Exeter. Res., Tannochside,
Bellshill R.S.O., Lanarks. ; 36 Grosvenor Sq., W.
(No present 2nd heir.)
Hon. Arabella Rose Evelyn, now Hon. Lady Baird
of Saughton Hall, mar. 1879 Sir Wm. J. Gardiner
B., 8th Bt., q.v.
Hon. Catherine Rose If.
Mary Haughton, now The Lady Lamington, a Lady
of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess of
AVales ; mar. 1895 2nd Baron L., q.v.
— D au. -in-law :
Lady Mary Louisa see Hon. Jas. Hy. C. above.
NEWLISTON, GLENLUCE, and STEAN-
EAER, Baron (Scot. 1703, the two latter repeated
from 1690) — see " Stair, E. of."
NEWMAN, Baronet. Sir Robert Hunt
Stapylton Dudley Lydston Newman, 4th Bt.
NEW
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
MIC 489
{U.K. 1836), a D.L. for Devon : son of 3rd Bt., b.
1871, sue. 1892. Heir -pres., his 1st cousin Robert
Lydsjton A7, (b. 1865; 2nd heir, latter's son
Ralpn Alured, b. 1902). Seat, Mamhead, Exeter.
NEWMAN, Baronet's Widow. Lady N.
(Emma, dau. of the late Field Dudley, Esq.),
mar. 1867 Sir Lydston Newman, 3rd Bt. (d. 1892).
lies., with 4th Bt.
NEWMAN, Edward Braxton, I.S.O. (1902),
Assist, in Finane. Dept., For. Office : b. 1842.
NEWMARCH, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir Oliver
Richardson Newmarch, K.C.S.I. (1894), B.S.C.
retd. (1887), served in Mutiny, late Mil. Sec. to
Lad. Off., formeily to Ind. Govt. : b. 1834, mar.
1874, 2nd wife, Agnes Mary, dau. of the late Jas.
Norman, Esq. Res., Park House, Newbury,
Berks.
NEWNES, Baronet. Sir George Newnes, 1st
Bt. {U.K. 1895), M.P. for town of Swansea (£.),
proprietor of the Strand Magazine, Westminster
Gazette, Til-Bits, &c. : son of the late Rev. Thos.
M. Newnes, Congreg. Minister ; b. 1851, mar. 1875
Priscilla Jenney, dau. of the late Eev. Jas. Hill-
yard. Heir, his son Frank Hillyard (b. 1876 ;
no 2nd heir). Seats &c, Hollerday Hill, Lynton,
Barnstaple, Devon; Wildcroft, Putney Heath,
S.W.
NEWNHAM, Bisnop-see "Saskatchewan."
NEWPORT, Baron {Irel. 1743)— see " Roden,
E. of."
NEWPORT, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
1815), eld. son and heir of E. of Bradford.
NEWRY and MOURNE, Viscount {by courtesy
—title Irel. 1822), elder son and heir of E. of
Kiimorey.
NEWTON, Baron. Thomas Wodehouse
Legh, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), B.A., a D.L. for Cheshire,
Hon. Lt.-Col. (late Maj.) Lanes. Hussars (Imper.
Yeom.), formerly at Paris Embassy, an M.P.
1886-98 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. March 18, 1857 ; sue.
1898 (C.) ; mar. 1880 Evelyn Caroline, dau. of the
late Wm. Bromley-Davenport, Esq., M.P. Seats,
Lyme Pk., Disley, Stockport; Golborne Pk.,
Warrington ; town res., 6 Belgrave Sq., S.Yf.
Ciikation. Bn. Newton, U.K. 1892.— The 1st Bn. was
William John Legh, who had been M.P. for Mouth
Lancashire and for East Cheshire.
Titled Relatives.
(Legh.)
Issue of present {2?id) Bn.:
Hon. Lettice L., b. 1885.
The deceased William L., b. & d. 1887.
Hon. Richard William Daveni>ort L., heir to
Barony, b. 1888.
Hon. Piers Walter L., 2nd heir, b. 1890.
Hon. Hilda Margaret L., b. 1892.
Hon. Phyllis Elinor L., b. 1855.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
(Piiesent Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Gilbert L., iate Maj. 2nd Batt. Gren. Gds.,
served in Soudau 1885, Nile Expedn. 1898, S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1858, mar. 1894 Louise Marie, dau. of Geo.
D. Maquay, Esq., and widow of Col. Hon. Geo. P. H.
Viliiers, C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Gilbert L.). Res., The
Drove House, Thornham, King's Lynn.
lion. Dulcibella Jane L.
Hon. Mabel Maud, now Hon. Mrs. William Rowley,
mar. 1889 Maj. Hon. William CliambreU., son of 3rd
Bn. Langford, q.v.
NEWTON, Baronet. Sir Alfred James
Newton, istBt. {U.K. 1900), an Aid. and Lieut, of
the City of London, Lord Mavor 1900, Sheriff of
Lond. and Middx. 1889, is Founder of C.I.V.,
and was made the first Hon. Freeman of the Roy.
Boro' of Scarborough : son "of the late G. Bee-
forth Newton, Esq., of Cottinghara, Hull; b.
1849, mar. 1874 Elizabeth Jane, dau. of the late
Jos. Watson, Esq., of Mitcham. Heir, his son
Harry Kottingiiam (b. 1875; no 2nd heir).
Town res., 17 Cumberland Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.
NEWTON, Knight. Sir William Newton, Kt.
Bach. (1905), M.L.C. of Mauritius and K.C.
NEWTON, Lady Alice Laura Sophia, dau.
of 11th E. of Dundonald.
NEWTON, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 6th Bn.
Vernon.
NEWTON, Francis Jakes, C.M.G. (1892),
M.A., barrister-at-law, formerly Lieut. Hants.
Mil. and has been A.D.C. to Gov. of Cape,
Colon. Sec. of Brit. Bechuanald., and Brit. Hon-
duras, and Colon. Sec. and M.L.A. of Barbados:
b. 1857. Chib, Arthur's.
NEWTON (HAY-), Francis John Stewart,
M.V.O. (4th Class 1905), Cons. -Gen. for Algeria.
NEWTOWN-BUTLER, Lord {by courtesy-
title Irel. 1715), eld. son and heir of E. of Lanes-
borough.
NEW WESTMINSTER, Bishop of. Rt.
Rev. John Dart, D.D., D.C.L., 2nd Bp., late Canon
of Halifax, N.S., and Pres. of N.S. Univ. at
Windsor, formerly held posts in Colls, at Peter-
borough and Colombo : b. 1837, cons. 1895, mrrd.
lies., New Westminster, Brit. Columbia.
NEYLAN, Maj. John Nolan, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Cape Police; Boer War 1900-2.
NIAGARA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John Philip
Du Moulin, M.A., D.C.L., 3rd Bp., late Rector
and Canon of St. James's Cathedral, and Sub-
Dean of St. Alban's Cathedral, both Toronto :
b. 1834, mar. 1863, cons. 1896. Res., Hamilton,
Ontario.
NIAS, Knight's Widow. Lady N. (Caroline
Isabella, dau. of Jno. Laing, Esq.), mar. 1855
Adm. Sir Joseph Nias, K.C.B. (d. 1879). Res.,
15 Kensington Gt., W.
NICCOLINI, Marchesa di (Margaret Ginevra,
dau. of Sir T. E. Colebrooke, 4th Bt.), mar. 1890
the Marehese di Camugliano-Niccolini.
NICHOL, Lt.-Col. Charles Edward, D.S.O.
(1902), M.B., R.A.M.C., Burma 1885-7, and S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1850.
NICHOLAS, Capt. John, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), R.A. retd. (1898), Supt. Roy. Mews at
Buckrn. Ialace:b. 1851. Res., i5 Lower Grosvenor
PL, S.W.
NICHOLL, Capt. Donald FitzRoy, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1872.
N1CHOLLS, Henry Alfred Aleord, C.M.G.
(1896), M.D., F.L.S., has held various posts in
Dominica, where he is still Health Offr. , Med. Offr.
to Pub. Institns., and M.L.C. , an author on med.
and botan. subjects: b. 1851. Res., Kingsland
House (Roseau) and St. Aroment, Dominica.
NICHOLSON, Baronet. Sir Charles Archi-
bald Nicholson, 2nd Bt. of Sydney {U.K. 1859),
M A., an architect : sonsf istBt.,b. 1867, sue. 1903,
mar. 1895 Evelyn Louise, dau. of Rev. Hy. A.
Olivier. Heir, his son John Charles (b. 1904;
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Archibald Keightley, b. 1871).
Res., Poynett, Chil worth, Guildford ; 2" New Sq.,
Line. Inn, W.C.
NICHOLSON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady N. (Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Archibald Keightley, Esq.), mar. 1865 Sir Chas.
Nicholson, 1st Bt., D.C.L., formerly Speaker of
N.S.W. Leg. Assemb. (d. 1903). Res., 7 Airlie
Gdns., Campden Hill Rd., W.
NICHOLSON, Hon. Lady— see Kt.'s Widow.
NICHOLSON, Knight (1). Sir Frederick
Augustus Nicholson, K.C.I.E. (1903), has been a
Dist. and Sessions Judge in Madras, now an
M.L.C. and First Member of the Bd. of Rev.
Directory of Peerage, TTOB
490 NIC
there, late of Council of Viceroy: b. 18— . Bes.,
Madras.
NICHOLSON, Knight (2). Adm. Sir Henry
Frederick Nicholson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
Egypt 1882 and has been Com.-in-Ch. on Cape and
West African Station, Vice-Pres. Ordn. Cmttee.,
a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, and Nav.
Attache to Courts of Europe, late in command at
the Nore.in E.N. 1840-97, then retired : b, 1835,
mar. 1874 Frances Anne, dau. of Geo. Thomson,
Esq., Q,X)., of New Brunswick. lies., Newlands,
Ware, Herts.
NICHOLSON, Knight (3). Sir Richard
Nicholson, Kt. Bach. (1886), F.S.A., a solicitor,
Clerk of the Peace for Middx. and Co. of London,
late also for Herts., assisted to plan the town of
Dunedin, N.Z., formerly a member of Counc.
Incorp. Law Soc. Lond., is Dir. or Chmn. of two
Law Insur. Cos. : b. 1828, mar. 1882, 2nd wife,
Catherine Leycester, dau. of Rev. Jno. C.
Atkinson. Bes., Eden House, Banff; 19 Cleve-
land Gdns., Bavswater, W. ; 2 Prince's St.,
Storey's Gt., S.W.
NICHOLSON, Knight (4). Lt.-Gen. Sir
William Gustavus Nicholson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898),
R. E . , served in Afghanistan 1878-80, Egypt, Burma
1886-7, and Tirah 1897-8, A.G. in India 1898-1900,
was Mil. Sec. to Lord Roberts in S. Africa 1900
and Dir. of Transports, late Ch. Brit. Mil. Attache
with Japanese Army, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1845, naar. 1871 Victoria M. U., dau. of
D. Dillon, Esq. Bes., 22 Down St., Piccadilly,
W.
NICHOLSON, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
N., nee Hon. Mary Bomilly, dau. of 1st Bn.
Romilly, b. 1841, mar. 1864 Gen. Sir Lothian
Nicholson, K.C.B., R.E., Gov. of Gibraltar (d.
1893). Bes., Parkland Cottage, Ockley, Dorking.
NICHOLSON, Lieut. B., D.S.O. (1902), 2nd
Imper. Lt. Horse ; S. Africa 1902.
NICHOLSON, Lieut. Edward Hugh Mere-
dith, D.S.O. (1898), R.N., Gambia 1894, Niger,
Mombasa, and Crete : b. 1876.
NICHOLSON,Col. John Sanctuary, C.B. (Mil.
1902J, CM. 0.(1905), D.S.O. (1897), late 7th Hussars ;
Matabeleld. 1896-7 and Boer War 1900-2, late
Comdt.-Gen. of Rhodesia Protect., and Insp.-Gen.
S. Afr. Constab. : b. 1863. Club, Nav. and Mil.
NICHOLSON, Lady (Laura) Margaret, dau.
of 9th Earl Waldegrave.
NICHOLSON, Capt. Octavius Henry
Lothian, D.S.O. (1900-1), W. Yorks. Regt. ;
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877.
NICHOLSON, Maj.-Gen. Stuart James, C.B.
(Mil. 1897), comd. RA. at Suakin 1885, and late
in Malta and in S. Dist., has been a memb. Ordn.
Cmttee. and Supt. Sch. of Gunnery, ret. 1898 :
b. 1836. Bes., The Wayre, Harlow, Essex.
NICKALLS, Knight. Sir Patteson Niclcalls,
Kt. Bach. (1893) , a member of the Stock Exchange,
Pres. W. Kent Liberal Assoc. : b. 1836, widower.
Bes., Fallowfield, Chislchurst, Kent.
NICOL, Capt, A.G. B.,D.S O. (1902), Johannes-
burg Mtd. Eif . ; S. Africa 1902.
NICOL, John, C.M.G. (1901), Mayor of Durban
in year of promotion (4th time), a builder and
timber merchant : b. 1838. Bes., Durban, Natal.
NICOLSON, Baronet of Lasswade or Nicolsou
(or "of that Ilk"). Sir Arthur Thomas
Bennett Robert Nicolson, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1629),
a D.L. for Orkney and Shetland and a Com-
missi', of Supply for latter : son of 9th Bt., b.
1842, sue. 1879, mar. 1881 Annie, dau. of the late
Jno. Rutherford, Esq., of Australia. Heir, his
son Arthur John Frederick William (b. 1882;
2nd heir, next son, Harold Stanley, b. 1883).
Seats, Brough Lodge (Fetlar) and Gitmister
House, both nr. Lerwick, Shetland.
NICOLSON, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of
Tillicouttrie. Rt. Hon. Sir Arthur Nicolson, P.C.
{Gt. Br. 1905), 11th Bt. (Scot. 1637), G.C.V.O.
(1905), K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), K.C.I.E. (1888), C.M.G.
(1886), Brit. Ambass. at Madrid, formerly
Minister in Morocco, Cons. -Gen. in Hungary and
Bulgaria, and Charge d'Affaires, Sec. of Emb.,
&e.,in Egypt, Greece, Persia, and Turkey: son
of 10th Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1899, mar. 1882 Mary
Catherine, dau. of the late Archib. R. Hamilton,
Esq. Heir, his son Frederick Archibald, Lieut.
Hussars (b. 1883; 2nd heir, next son, Erskine
Arthur, Sub-Lieut. R.N., b. 1884). Bes., Brit.
Embassy, Madrid.
NICOLSON, David, C.B. (Civ. 1897), M.D.,
M.R.C.P.E., F.S.A. (Scot.), Lord Chancellor's
Visitor in Lunacy and Med. Adviser to Home
Sec. in Criminal Lunacy Cases, late Supt. Broad-
moor Asylum: b. 1844. Bes., Balgownie, Guild-
ford ; chamb., 201 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
NIDDRY, Baron (U.K. 1814)— see "Linlith-
gow, M. of."
NIEDPATH— see "Neidpath."
NIGERIA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. James John-
son, M.A., Bp. Assist, in E. Africa Dioc,
formerly an Hon. Canon of Manchester and Vic.
of Clayton-le-Moors : ord. 1864, cons. 1900.
NIGHTINGALE, Baronet. Sir Henry
Dickonson Nightingale, 9th Bt. (Eng. 1628), for-
merly Capt. R.M., then in Army, retired as Hon.
Lt.-Col. in Army Pay Dept., served in Burmese
War 1852 : son of 8th Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1876, mar.
1855 Mary, dau. of Capt. Thos. Spark, R.N.
Heir, his grandson Edward Manners N., son of
deceased eld. son (b. 1888; 2nd heir, Bt.'s son
Valentine Charles, b. 1859). Res., Villa Beauma-
noir, Parame, Hie et Vilaine, France.
NISBET, Col. Robert Parry, OLE. (1885),
barrister-at-law, formerly B.S.C. (ret. 1892), late
Brit. Res. Kashmir, prev. Dep. Commissi'. <&c. in
various locations : b. 1839. Bes., 7 Beaufort Gdns. ,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
NISBETT, Hon. Mrs. North, dau. of 1st Bn.
Napier of Magdala.
NITH, TORTHORWALD, and ROSS, Vis-
count (Scot. 1706)— see "Bucclcuch, D. of."
NIVEN, Knight. Sir William Davidson
Niven, K.C.B. (Civ. 1903), M.A., F.R.S., Dir. of
Studies Roy. Nav. Coll. : b. 1842. Bes., Roy. Nav.
Coll., Greenwich.
NIXON, Knight. Sir Christopher John Nixon,
Kt. Bach, (1895), M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.P.I. (late
Pres.), a member of Senate Roy. Univ. Irel., Senr.
Phys. Mater Miser. Hosp., Pres. of Patholog.
Sectn. of Acad, of Med. (Held.), and Prof, of
Pract. of Med. in Cath. Univ. : b. 1849, mar. 1892
Mary Agnes, dau. of Dominick E. Blake, Esq.
Bes. , Roebuck Grove, Milltown, Dublin ; 2 Merrion
Sq., Dublin.
NIXON, Maj.-Gen. John Eccles, C.B. (Mil.
1902), I. A., Afghn. 1879-80, Ind. Expedns. 1881-
98, S. Africa 1901-2, late a D.A.A.G. in Bengal
and an A.Q.M.G. Ind. Intell. Dept., now comdg.
Bangalore Brigade : b. 1857. Bes., Bangalore,
NOBLE, Baronet. Capt. Sir Andrew Noble,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1902), K.C.B. (Civ. 1893), D.C.L.,
D.Sc, F.R.S., Chmn. of firm of Sir W. G.
Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., was on Cmttee.
on Explosives and Ordn. Select Cmttee., for-
NOB
raerly Capt. E.A., Assist. Insp. of ArtilL, &c. ;
a D.L. for Northumberland (High Sheriff 1896) :
son of George Noble, Esq., K.N., b. 1832, mar.
1854 Margery Durham, dan. of Archib. Camp-
bell, Esq., of Quebec. Heir, his son Maj . George
John William N. (b. 1859 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Saxton William Armstrong, b. 1863). Seals,
Jesmond Dene House, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Chil-
lingham Castle, Belford, Nthurnb. {leased from
E. of Tankerville) ; town res., 14 Pall Mail, SAY.
NOBLE, Lieut. Percy Lockhart Harnam,
M.Y.O. (5th Class, 1901), R.N. : b. 1SS0.
NOEL, family name of Gainsborough Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and " Hons.," see also below.
NOEL, Baron (U.K. 1841)— see " Gains-
borough, E. of."
NOEL, Knight. Adm. Sir Gerard Henry
Uctred Noel, K.C.B. "(Mil. 1902), K.C.M.G.
(1898), late a Nav. Lord of the Admiralty and
Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, served in Ashanti
1873, also on coast of Crete 1898, late in Medit.
Squadron, and Adm. Supt. of Nav. Reserves, now
Com.-in-Ch. on China Station : b. 1845 (gt.
grandson of Bnss. Barbara, mother of 1st E.
of Gainsborough), mar. 1875 Charlotte Rachel
Fredeiica, dan. of the late Eras. J. Cresswell,
Esq. Club, U. Serv.
NOEL, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son. Rt.
Hon. (and Hon.) Gerard James Nod, P.C. (Gt.
Br. 1S74), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Rutland, has
been a Lord of the Treas., Pari. Sec. to same,
First Commissi', of Works, and Capt. 11th Hussars,
an M.P. 1847-83 : uncle of present E. of Gains-
borough and son of 1st E. ; b. 1823, mar. 1S63
Lady Augusta Mary Lowther, sist. of 3rd E. of
Lonsdale and granted rank of an Earl's dau.
(Lady A. Noel). lies., Catmose, Oakham.
NOEL, Lady Augusta Mary— see li Noel,
Pi'iv. Counc."
NOEL (KING-), Lady Edith, dau. of 2nd E.
of Lichfield (q.v.), and wife of the following.
NOEL (KING-), Hon. Lionel Foetescue, son
of 1st E. of Lovelace.
NOEL-HILL— see " Hill, Noel-."
NOPS, Walter, I.S.O. (1902), Staff Offr. in
See.'s Office G.P.O. : b. 1850. lies., Elmside,
Bromley, Kent.
NORBURY, Earl of. William Brabazon
Lindesay Graham-Toler, 4th Earl (Irel.) : son
of 3rd E. ; b. July 2, 18G2 ; sue. 1873 ; unmrrd.
Seat, Cailton Pk., N'thants., nr. Uppingham.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Norwood, 1737 ; Bn. Norbury,
1800; E. of Norbury and Vise. G-landine, 1827. —John
Toler, M.P. for Tralee and Attorney-General for
Ireland, was made Chief Justice of the Court of Com-
mon Pleas and at the same time granted the Barony of
Norbury. Three years previously he had obtained that
of Norwood for his wife. On retiring from the Bench he
was created an Earl. His successor, by whom the name
of Graham was assumed, was murdered in his grounds
in 1839.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Graham-Tottr.)
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Mary Catherine, now Lady M. Stewart, b. 1853,
mar. 1884 Chas. J no. 8., Esq. Res., 32 Eccleston
8q., S.W.
Lady Elizabeth, now Ctss. of Galedon (q.v., Wid.), b.
1857, mar. 1884 the late 4th E,ni of C. (d. 1898).
Lady Margaret A Ibinia-Grace, now Lady M. Jenkins,
b. 1858, mar. 1880 Edwd. Boycott J., Esq.
Lady Charlotte Emily Alexina G.-T., b. i860.
(Present Earl, b. 1862.)
Issue of 2nd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1810, d. 1873.)
Lady Isabella Rebecca, now Lady I. Stewart, b. 1828,
mar. 1851 the late Alex. J. Robt. S., Esq. (d. 1-304).
MOB, 491
Res., Axis House, Cashclmore, Letterkenny, Co.
Donegal ; .Lawfmce-town, Banbridgo, Co. Down;
22 St. Aubyns, Hove, Brighton > 155 Sloane St.,
Lady Emily G.-T., b. 1830.
Heir pres. to Earldom (a 1st cous. once rem.) :
Otway Scarlett G.-T., Esq., grandson of end son
of 2nd Earl ; b. 1886. (2nd heir, his uncle Lt.-Col.
James Otway G.-T., b. 1849.)
NORBURY, Knioht. Sir Henry Frederick
Norbury, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), M.D., F.R.C.S.,
R.N., Hon. Surg, to H.M., served in Kaffir and
Zulu Wars 1877-9, is a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus., late Dir.-Gen. Navy Med. Dept. : b. 1839,
mar. 186S Mina Legge, dau. of the" late E. G.
Wade-Brown, Esq. Bes., Ormskirk, Creffield
Ed., Ealing, W.
NORBURY, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 2nd
Yisc. Guillamore.
NORCOTT, Knight's Widow. Lady N.
(Frances Marianne, dau. of Geo. Durant, Esq.),
mar. 1848 Gen. Sir Wm. S. R, Norcott, K.C.B.
(d. 1880). lies., 1 Quarry Bank, St. Leonards-
on-Sea.
NORCOTT, Col. Charles Hawtrey Bruce,
C.M.G. (igoi),Canad. Front. 1S70, Burma 1888-9
and S. Africa 1899-19CO, ret. 1901 : b. 1849. Bes.,
Brookfield _House, Oakham.
NORFOLK, Duxe of. Henry Fitzalan-IIoward,
15th Duke (Eng., Pre3i. Peer, holds also
Prem. Earldom, but Shrewsbury is Prem. on list
of Earls); K.G. (1886), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1895),
G.C.V.O. (1902), V.D., C.C. for W. Sussex,
Eered. Earl Marshal and Chief Butler of England,
was Postmaster-Gen. 1805-1900, is Hon. Col. 4th
W. York Artiil. Yols., and 1st Cadet Batt. Rifle
Brigade, also Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2nd Yol.
Batt. Roy. Suss. Regt., served in S. Africa 1900,
el. 1st Mayor of Y\restminster 1900, was Mayor
of Sheffield 1895-7 = son of 14th D. ; b. Dec. 27,
1847; sue. i860 (G.) ; mar., 1st, 1877, the late
Lady Flora Paulyna Hetty Barbara Abney-
Hastings (d. 1887), dau. of 1st Bn. Donington
and the Ctss. of Loudoun ; 2ndly, 1904, Hon.
Gwendolen Mary Constable - Maxwell, dau. and
heiress pre:... of nth Bn. Henies. Seats, Arundel
Castle, Sussex ; Derwent Hall, Derbysh., nr.
Sheffield ; Beech Hill, Sheffield ; town res., Nor-
folk House, 31 St. James's So.., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Arundel, feudal title, abt.
115S, confirmed 1433 (still by tenure only, as owner
of Arundel Castle) ; Bn. Maltravers, 13,50 by writ ; D. of
Norfolk and E. of Surrey, 1483 ; Bn. Eitzalan of Clun
and Oswaidestre, 1627; E. of Norfolk, 1644 (it is a more
ancient Earldom of 1312 which is claimed by Lord Mow-
bray, the later one remaining uncontested with the
Duke).— It has been said, " Happy is the nation that
has no history," and as the Norfolk Dukedcm has
had a very notable histoiy, it follows that its career
has been very far from a happy one. In fact, ex-
tinction, attainder, forfeiture, beheading, followed to
an heir by pardon and restoration, have dogged its
course for generations and centuries. Wm. de Aibiui
is given by Nicolas as the 1st Earl of Arundel ; the
7th and gth Earls were both attainted and beheaded
(1326 and 1307), but the honours were restored. Jno.
5I"t Itravers, 1st Bn. of that title, was proclaimed a traitor
in the year of his investiture, but restored some zz years
later. His grandson succeeded as 6th Earl of Arundel,
:.nd henceforth the two lines are associated. The 13th
Earl was attainted, but the title whs restored to the
14th, together with the Eitzalom Barony : later on he
was created Earl of Norfolk. This last title, as noted
above, had been previously created in 1312, the recipient
being Thos. Planfcagt-nct mummed Do Brother ton, 5th
son of Iliug Edward I., v.- ho was also the first to receive
the title of Earl Marshal (there had been " Marshals "
in the family before him), which continued in the line
and was revived at or soon after each fresh creation.
The Dukedom had its beginning in the house of Mow bray
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NOR
(q.y.), the 6th Bn. of that title being made Duke of
Norfolk in 1397 ; hut he was banished in the same year,
and died either of the plague or of grief. His eldest
son was beheaded, but the 2nd son had the dignity
restored to him. The 5th Duke of this line left no male
issue, so that the Dukedom became extinct, while the
Mowbray and Segrave Baronies went into abeyance
between daughters. Another extinct creation followed
in the person of the infant brother of Edward V., who
Was murdered with him in the Tower. One of the above
co-heiresses, however, married Sir Robt. Howard, and
their son Sir Jno. Howard, who had distinguished
himse1f in the French wars of Henry VI., was created
1st Duke of Norfolk of the present line in 1483, along
with the titles of Hereditary Earl Marshal and Lord
Admiral of England ; he also received grants of land in
Suffolk, Kent, Cambridge, Wilts., Somerset, and Corn-
wall, whilst a special provision awarded him £20 a year
from the fee-farm at Ipswich "to enable him to keep up
the dignity of his office of Earl Marshal." His strong
Yorkist tendencies unfortunately led him to cast in his
lot with the fortunes of Richard III. His friends expos-
tulated, but in vain, for "Jockey," as they styled him,
followed " Dickon " to Bosworth, and feil leading the van
of his army. Of course Henry VII. promptly made all His
titles a forfeiture, and his son, the Earl of Surrey, the
victor of Flodden Field, was also attainted. He however
was restored, and in 1514 newly created Duke of Norfolk,
Tanking as six! Duke. His successor was also attainted,
but afterwards restored with the precedence of his
father. There were two or three separate creations
of an Earl of Surrey, two of them being awarded to
the heirs of the 1st and and Dukes ; but they were followed
by forfeitures, and i he title became shortly merged in the
Dukedom. Henry, Earl of Surrey, son of the 3rd Duke,
whom Burke describes as " one of the brightest ornaments
of the house of Howard, whose iniquitous execution was
the last tyrannical act of Henry VIII.," held thus only
a courtesy-title. His father's life was only saved by the
death of the tyrant himself, but the 4th Duke, who
followed him to the block in 1572, was his grandson.
This 4th Duke was attainted and beheaded under
Elizabeth in 1572 for communication with Mary Queen
of Scots. The feudal Earldom of Arundel was not
affected by the attainder, and in i65o Thos. Howard
was restored to the Dukedom with the oriainal
precedence of the 1st Duke— i.e. 1483. His brother
and successor (as 6th Duke) had already been created
Earl of Norwich, Bn. Howard of Castle Rising, and
Earl Marshal of England, this office not having been
included at the restoration of the Dukedom in 1660. On
the death of the 9th Duke in 1777 the Norwich Earldom
and Howard Barony expired and the Mowbray and
Segrave Baronies fell into their second abey nice, even-
tually passing to a separate line. Ths additional name
of Fitzalan, which was that of the Earls of Arundel up
to 1580, was assumed by the 14th Duke in 1842.
Titled Relatives.
{Fitzalan-Howard. )
Sole issue 0/ present {15th) D. :
By 1ST MURGK.
The lute Earl of Arundel and Surrey : Philip Joseph
Mary F.-H., b. 1870, d. 1902.
By 2ND mriige.
Lady Rachel F.-H., heiress pres. to Maltravcrs
Barony, also 2nd heiress to Scott. Buy. of Hemes :
b. igoj.
Surviving issue of 14th D. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
Lady Minna Charlotte F.-1L, a Carmelite nun, b.
1843-
Lady Mary Adeliza F.-H., b. 1845. Res., 21 Egerton
Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
(Present Di ke, b. 1847.)
Lady Etheldreda F.-H., a Sist. of Charity, b. 1849.
Lady Philippa, now Lady P. Stewart, b. 1852, mar.
1888 Edwd. S., Esq., M.D. Res., Brook House,
East Grinstead, Sussex.
Lord Edmund Bernard Talbot, heir pres. to Duke-
dom, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), M.P.
for Chichester Div. (C), a Jun. Lord of Treasury,
late Lt.-Col. nth Hussars 'ret. 1900), Priv. Sec. or
Assist, do. to Rt. Hon. W. St. J. Brodrick from
1896 (unpaid), is a memb. of Royal Patriotic Fund
Corp., late a D. A. A. G. in S. Africa (1899-1500): b. 1855.
assumed name of Talbot 1876 (under will of 17th
E. of Shrewsbury), mar. 1879 Lady Mary Caroline
Bertie, dau. of 7th E. of Abingdon (Lady Edmund
T.). Res., 1 Buckingham Pal. Gdus., S.W. (2nd
heir, his son Henry Edmund, b. 1883.)
Lady Anne, now Lady A. Kerr, b. 1857, mar. 1878
Maj.-Gen. Lord Ralph Drury ii., son of the 7th M.
of Lothian, q.v.
NORIE, Maj. Charles Edward BfiM. Manlky,
D.S.O. (1902), I.A., Manipur 1891, N.W. Front.
1897-8, and on Staff in S. Africa 1900, now
D.A.A.G. Bengal Headqrs, : b. 1866. Res., Naini
Tal, Bengal.
NORMAN, Knights' "Widows. (1) Lady N.
(Alice Clara, dau. of the late Rev. C. R. Row-
latt), mar. 1852 Lt.-Gem Sir Henry Radford
Norman, K.C.B. (d. 1899). Bes-< The Hearne,
Charlton Kings, Cheltenham.— (2) Lady N. (Alice
Claudine, dau. of Teignmouth Sandys, Esq.),
mar. 1870, as 3rd wife, Ed. -Marsh. Sir Henry
Wylie Norman, G.C.B., Gov. of Chelsea Hosp.
(d. 1904). — (3) Lady N. (Caroline Matilda, dau. of
the late Rev. W. W. Cazalet, and wilow of Maj.
Edwd. Rennick), mar. 1892, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., Lt.-Gen. Sir Eras. B. Norman, K.C.B. (d.
!90i).
NORMAN, Lady Florence Sibell, dau. of
4th E. of Bradford.
NORMAN, Capt. Montagu Collet, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 4th Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1900: b. 1871. Ees., Thorpe Lodge, Campden
Hill Rd., W.
NORMANBY, Marquess of. Rev. Constan-
tine Charles Henry Phipps, 3rd Marq.
(U.K.), Bn. Mulgrave (Irel.) ; M.A., a D.L. for
N. Rid., and Canon of Yfindsor: son of 2nd
M. ; b. Aug. 29, 1846 ; sue. 1890 (L. U.) ; mar. 1903
Gertrude Stansfold, dau. of the late Johnston J.
Fo:;t^r, Esq. Seat, Mulgrave Castle, Lythe,
Whitby; res.. The Cloister, Windsor Castle; 90
Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Mulgrave, 1794, same title
Irel. 1767. U.K. : E. of Mulgrave and Vise. Normanby,
1812; M. of Normanby, 1838.— The first to obtain the
Irish Barony was Constantine Phipps, whose mother
was Lady Catherine Annesley, heiress of the 3rd Earl of
Anglesey. His successor was a Captain R.N. who made
an attempt at the discovery of the North-East Passage.
The 3rd Bn., who was a General in the Army, Governor
of Scarborough, and Lord Lieutenant of the East Riding,
was granted the British Barony and afterwards the
Earldom. The 2nd Earl, a K.G., G.C.H., &c, Governor-
General of Jamaica, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, Secre-
tary of State for the Colonial and Home Departments,
and Ambassador to Fiance, was raised to the Mar-
quessate.
Titled Relatives.
{Phipps.)
Issue 0/ present {3rd) M. : ,
Lady P., b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 2nd 31. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Laura Elizabeth, now Lady L. Hampton, b.
1845, mar. i863 the late Jno. Vivian H., Esq. (d.
1890). Res., Oakdale, Holmwood, Dorking.
(Present Marquess, 1). 1846.)
Lady Katharine Louisa, now Ctss. of Ellesmere, b.
1850, mar. 1C68 3rd Earl of E., q.v.
Lord Henry George Russell P., a farmer in Queens-
land : b.1851, mar. 1878 Norma, dau. of the late Jas.
Leith-Hay, Esq. (Lady Henry P.). Res., Brisbane.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady William P. (Constance Emma, dau. of Alf.
Keyscr, Esq.), mar. 1875 the late Lord William
Brook P. (b. 1847, d. 1880). Res., Hampton Ct. Pal.
Son:
George Alfred Constantine P., Esq., heir pres.
to Marquessate, b. 1S75. Club, Windham. (2nd
heir, his uncle Lord Henry.)
NORM AND, Capt. Patrick Hill, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Imper. Lt. Horse; S. Africa 1900: b.
1876.
NORMANTON, Earl op. Sidney James
Agar, 4th Earl (Irel.), sits as Bn. Sonierton
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
won 493
{U.K.) ; a D.L. for Hants. : son of 3rd E. ; b.
April 9, 1865; sue. 1896 (C.) ; mar. 1894 Amy
Frederica Alice, dau. of 4th E. of Strafford, then
Col. Hon. Henry TV. J.Byng.C.B. Seat, Somerley,
Bingwood, Hants.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Somerton, 1795 ; Vise. Somerton,
1800; E. of Normanton, 1806. U.K. : Bn. Somerton, 1873.
—Charles Agar, Archbishop of Cashel. afterwards of
Dublin, was the recipient of all three of the Irish titles.
The 3rd Earl obtained the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Agar.)
Issue of present (4th) E. :
Lady Georgina Mary Elisabeth Fanny A., b. 1896.
Lady Alexandra Henrietta Alice A., b. 1897.
Lady Caroline Arty Cora A., b. 1899.
Lady Mary Karen A., b. 1901.
Lady Diana Julia A., b. 1904.
Lady A., b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
Ladv (Mary) Beatrice A., b. 1859. Res., 22 Ennismore
Gdns., S. Ken?., S.W.
Lady Marsaret Elizabeth Diana, now Lady M.
Campbell, h. 1863, mar. 1834 Hon. Ivan C, son of
6th E. of Breadalbane, q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Lady Mary Adelaide, now Lady M. Foley, b. 1869,
mar. 1894 the late Henry St. Ceo. F., Esq. (d. 1903),
grandson of 3rd Bn. Foley. Res., 6 Upp. George
St., Edgware Rd., W.
Hon. Francis William Arthur A., heir pres. to
Earldom, formerly Lieut. Beds. Mil. : b. 1873, mar.
1897 Laura Astley, dau. of the late Henry Kennard,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Francis A.). Res., Tangraere,
Chichester. (2nd heir to Irish titles, his 1st
cousin Charles Herbert A., b. 1872.)
Dau.-in-law of 2nd E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1818, d. 1896.)
Hon. Mrs. Herbert A. (Helen Millicent, dau. of the
late Jas. A. Gibson, Esq.,M.L.A. of Tasmania), mar.
1871 the late Hon. Herbert Welbore Ellis A. (d.
1901). Res., Stanton House, Stanton Fitzwarren,
Swindon.
NORMANTON, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess ok N., nee Hon. Caroline Susan
Augusta Barrington, dau. of 6th Vise. Harrington,
b. 1834, mar. 1856 3rd E. of Normanton (d. i8g5).
Res., 22 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
NOBREYS, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. N.
Kng. 1572), eld. son and heir of E. of Abingdon.
NOBEIS, George Michael, I.S.O. (1902).
LL.B., First Class Clerk, Bd. of Educn. : b. 1841.
Res., Melrose, Springfield Bd., St. Leonards-on-
Sea.
NORBIS, Col. Henry Crawley, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), late eomdg. Oxfordsh. Imper. Yeom.
NOBEIS, Lt.-Col. Richard Joseph, D.S.O.
(1892), W. Ind. Regt. retd. (1905) ; W. Coast of
Africa 1892, comd. Karene Expedn. 1898 : b. 1854.
NOBTH, family name of Guilford Earldom
and North Barony : see former for Hon. Fredk.
and Lady Muriel ; others below.
NOBTH, Baron. William Henry John
North, 11th Bn. {Eng.), a C.C. for Oxfordsh.
and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I.,
formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. and A.D.C. to
Lord Lieut, of Ireld. (E. of Eglinton), is Hon.
Fres. of the Cmttee. of Brivileges of the Maltese
Nobility : son of Bnss. 10th in line (whose husb.
assumed her name of North) ; b. Oct. 5, 1836; sue.
1884 (C.) ; mar. 1858 Frederica, dau. of Bichd. H.
Cockerell, Esq., Com. B.N. Seats, Kirtling
Tower, Newmarket ; Wroxton Abbey, Banbury.
—See also "North, Ld."
Creation. Bn. North, Eng. 1554 by writ.— The 1st Bn.
was Sir Edward North (Kt.), M.P. for Cambridgeshire and
King'o Serjeant-at-law. The gth Bn. married a daughter of
Bn. Grey of Werke and was himself created Bn. Grey of
Rolleston ; and the 6th, who was a General under Marl-
borough, succeeded as 2nd and last of both these Grey
Baronies. The 7th Bn. North was already 3rd Bn. Guil-
ford, and was afterwards created Earl of the same. The
8th Bn., who became 2nd Earl of Guilford, but is com-
monly known as Lord North— the couitesy-title which
he bore throughout the term of his public services — was
a distinguished Prime Minister in the earlier part of
George III.'s reign. Upon the death of his successor in
1802 the Earldom passed to his brother, whilst the Bar. my
fell into abeyance between his three daughters, until in
1841 there was only one of the three surviving.
Issue.
(North.)
Hon. William Frederick John N, heir to Barony,
late Capt. 3rd Batt. Norfolk Regt. (Mil.): b. i36o,
mar. 1885 Arabella Valeria Keppcl, dau. of his rela-
tive Chas. North, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. North). Res.,
"Wroxton House, Banbury (2nd heir, his son Dudley
William John, b. 1891.)
Hon. Roger Archibald Percy N, late Lieut. 7th
Hussars, b. 1363, mar. 1896 Robina Ramsay Walker,
dau. of the late Edwin Barton, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Roger N). Res., Eastmount, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W.
Hon. Mina Susan Ueorgina, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
FitzGerald, b. i36s, mar. 1889 Eras. Jno. F., Esq.
Res., Wroxton, Banbuiy.
The deceased Beata Theresa N, b. 1867, d. i363.
Hon. Maria Theresa, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Roberts,
b. 186R, mar. 1802 Arth. Phillips R., Esq. Res.,
Coed-du Pk., Mold, Flints.
Hon. Christina Philippa Agnes, now Hon. Mrs.
Alexander Spenee, b. 1869, mar. 1903, 2nd husb.,
Capt. Alexander H. Ogilvy S.
NOBTH, Lady, dau.-in-law of 5th E. of Guil-
ford (see follg. art.).
NOBTH, Lord {by courtesy), son and heir of
the Earl of Guilford (not a title of the Beerage
but substituted for " Lord Guilford ; " it thus
follows a common practice in the utilisation of
surnames, but unfortunately causes confusion
with the title of the above Peer).
NOBTH, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Bt. Hen.
Sir Ford North, B.C. {Gt. Br. 1900), Kt. Bach.
(1881), B.A., F.R.S., late Judge of Chancery Div.
of High Court (prev. of Queen's Bench), appd.
Q.C. 1877 : b. 1830, mar. 1857 Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Wm. Mann, Esq. Res. , 76 Queensborough
Terr., Kens. Gdns., W.
NORTH, Col. Bordrigge North (name
doubled), OB. (Mil. 1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class,
1905), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Boy. Lane.
Regt. (Mil.) ; Soudan 1885, S. Africa 1899-1902,
is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1862. Res.,
Newton Hall, Kirkbv Lonsdale, Westmorld.
NOBTH, Col. Dudley, C.B. (Mil. 1896),
formerly coindg. 2nd Batt. Loy. N. Lane. Begt.;
Ashanti 1874, Zhob Valley 1884, late A.A.G.
Canada, ret. 1897 : b. 1840. Club, Nav. and Mil.
NOBTH, Frederic Dudley, C.M.G. (1902),
Under Sec. in Colon. See's Dept., State of W.
Australia : b. i865. Res., Catlidge, Cottesloe, W.
Australia.
NORTHAMPTON, Marquess of. William
George Spencer Scott {Douglas - Maclean-)
Compton, 5th Marq. {U.K.), a D.L. for
Warwicksh. and a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus., late in Diplom. Serv., in which he has
been 2nd Sec. at St. Petersburg, and prev. held
posts at Paris and Rome, was Priv. Sec. to Earl
Cowper when Lord Lieut, of Ireld., late an M P.
(as Earl Compton), is Pres. Brit, and For.
Bible Soc. : son of 4th M.; b. April 23, 1851 ; sue.
1897 (£•) 5 mar- 1884 the late Hon. Mary Florence
Baring, dau. of 2nd Bn. Ashburton (she died
1902). Seats, Castle Ashby, Northampton ;
Compton Wynyates, Kineton, Warwick ; Loch
Luiehart Lodge, Dingwall, Boss-sh. ; town res.,
51 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
494 XTOB
Directory of Peerage,
NOB
Creations. Eng. : E. of Northampton, 1618. U.K. : M.
of Northampton, Earl Comptou, and Bn. Wilmington,
1812.— ffm. Compton, znd Bn. Compton (a title conferred
by writ in 1572 upon Sir Hy. Compton), was promoted to
be 1st Earl, the Barony, being open to female succession,
pacing 1 >y the marriage of the y h EaiTs daughter into the
Townshend Marquessate, and in 1855 falling into abey-
ance. The 2nd Earl fell on the Royalist side at Hopton
Heath, and his successor, who was equally zealous for
the same cause, was among the Peers expelled as " Straf-
fordiiiiis " for having wIk q M. P. voted against the attaint-
ing of the Earl of Strafford. The Mar.juccsate of North-
ampton was conferred upon the oth 'Earl. —The 3rd Marq.
assumed the additional name of Doughs s, an d t he 4th that
of Maclean ; but the name is conventionally Compton
only.
Titled Relatives.
(Compton.)
Issue of present (yh) 31. :
Earl Compton, heir to Marquessate : William Bing-
ham C, 2nd Lieut. N'tbants. Imper. Yeom.,b. 1S83.
Lady Margaret Louisa, Lizzie, now The Lady Lock,
b. 1886, mar. 1505 2ml Bn. L., q.v.
Lord Spencer Douglas C, 2nd heir, b. 1853.
Surviving issue of <\th M. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Katrine Cecilia, now Clss. Cowper (q.v.), b. 1845,
mar. 1370 the late 7th Earl C.
Lady Margaret Gcorgiana, now Lady M. Graham, b.
1847, mar. ±884, as 2nd wife, sir Henry J. Lowndes
(?., K.C.B., Clerk of the Parliaments, q.v.
(Present Marqi'ess, b. 1851.)
Lord Alwyne Frederick C, D.S.O. (1900-1), M.P. for
Biggleswade Div. of Beds. (L, U.), a JJ.L. for
Argyllsh., Lt.-Col. comdg. Beds. Imper. Yeom.,
late Lieut. 10th Hussars, served in Soudan 1884
and in S. Africa 1900: b. 1355, mar. 1886 Mary
Evelyn Violet (Lady Alwyne C), dau. of Robt.
C. Be G. Vvner, Esq., grandson of 2nd Earl Be
Grey. lies.. Torloi.-;k, Tobermory R.S.O., AvgvlLsh.;
7 Balfour PL, Park Ln., W.
Lady Mabel Violet Isabel C, b. 1861. Res., 37
Gloucester Gdns., Bayswater, W.
Lord Douglas James Cecil C, Maj. 9th Lancers,
served in S. Africa 1903-2 : b. 1S65, Club, Nav. and
Mil.
Son of 2nd 31. (uncle "of present) :
(The late 3rd Maro.uess, b. 1816, d. 1877 childless.)
(The late 4th Marqi'ess, b. 1818, cl. 1897.)
lit. Rev. Lord Alwyne C, late Bp. of Ely, b. 1S25—
see " Compton, Bp."
NQETHBOTJENE, Baron. Walter Henry
James, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., a
D.L. for Kent, Hon. Col. 1st Cinque Ports Vol.
Artill. and 5th Vol. Batt. Durh. L.I., an M.P.
1874-93 : son of 1st Bn. ; b. March 25, 1846; sue.
1893 (L.) ; mar. i358 Edith Emmeline Mary,
dau. of the late Jno. N. Lane, Esq. Seats,
Betteshanger Pk., Eastry, Kent.
Creations. A Bt. Gt. Br. 1791 ; Bn. Northbourne,
U.K. 1884.— Sir Walter Charles James, 2nd Bt., who had
been ten years M.P. for Hull and afterwards High
Sheriff of Kent, was awarded tins Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(James.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Walter John J., heir to Barony, B.A., b. 1869,
mar. 1894 Laura Gwenllian, dau. of Rear- A dm.
Ernest Rice (Hon. Mrs, James). Res., z Court-
field Rd., S, Kens., S.W. (and heir, his son Walter
Ernest Christopher, b. 1896.)
Hon. Sarah Agues, now Hon. Mrs. Parry Evans, b.
1870, mar. 1900 Rev. Adolphus B. Parry E. Res.,
The Vicarage, Uttoxeter, U.S.O , Staffordsh.
Hon. Cuthbcrt J., late Capt. E. Surrey Regt., is
Den. Assist. Sec. to Soudan Govt. : b. 1872, mar.
1905; Florence, dau. of Hnsscy Paeke, Esq., and
Lady Alice Packe (Hon. Mrs. Cuthbcrt J.) Club,
Jun. TJ. Serv.
Hon. Robert J., b. 1873, mar. 1900 Lady Evelyn
Kathleen WMesUy, dau. of 4th 1). of Wellington.
Res., St. Nicholas, Richmond, Yorks.
Hon. Wilfrid b. 1874, mar. 1900 Margaret, dau.
of Jno. St' gdon, Ksq. (llon.Mrs. Wilfrid </.). Res.,
Woodlands, Adisham, Lover.
— Ban. -in-law :
Lady Evelyn Kathleen J., see Hon. F„obert above.
Dau. of 1st Bn. (sist. of present) :
Hon. Sarah, now Hon. Lady Godley, b. 1844, mar.
1871 Sir Arthur G., K.C.B., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
NOETHBEOOK, Earl of. Francis George
Baring, 2nd Earl (U.K.). and a Bt. : formerly
Lieut. Bine Brigaie and Gren. Gds., and Maj.
1st Vol. Batt. Hants. Regt., A.D.C. to his father
when Viceroy of India, an M.P. 1880-5 and 1886-92 :
son of 1st Earl; b. Dec. 6, 1850; sue. 1904 (L.U.) ;
mar., 1st, 1894, the late Ada Ethel Sophie (d.
same year), dau. of Col. C. Davidson, C.B. ;
2ndly, 1899, Florence Anita Eyre, dau. of the
late Eyre Coote, Esq., and widow of Sir Robert
J. Abercromby, 7th Bt. Seat, Stratton, Michel-
dever Station, Hants. ; town res., 10 Belgrave
Sq., S.W
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1703. U.K. : Bn. North-
brook, i860; E. of Kortbbreok and Vise. Baring, 1S76.—
Sir Fras. Thornhill Baring, 3rd Bt., who had been M.P.
for Portsmouth. Chancellor of the Exchequer, and First
Lord of the Admiralty, was created 1st Bn. ; his late
successor (who had been Viceroy of India, First Lord of
the Ad3niralty, and Under Secretary in three depart-
ments) being raised to the Earldom. See the family
name " Baring " for relationship with other houses.
Titled Relatives.
(Baring.)
Surviving dau. of 1st E. (2nd Bn.), sist. of present:
(Present Earl, b. 1850.)
Lady Jane Emma, now Lady J. CricMon, C.T., b.
1853, mar. 1890, as 2nd wife, Lieut. -Col. Hon. Henry
George Louis C., son of 3rd E. of Erne, q.v.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of
present E.) :
Bv 1ST MRRGE.
(The late 1st Earl, 2nd Baron, b. 1826, d. 1904.)
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. John Bonham-Carter,
b. 1827, mar. 1864 the late Jno. B.-C, Esq., M.P.,
(d. 1G84). Res., 17 Chesham St., Belg Sq.. S.W.
Hon. Alice B., b. 1833. Res., 6 Belvedere Terr.,
Brighton.
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Hen. Francis Henry B., heir pres. to Barony and
Btcy. (no heir to Earldom), High Sheriff of Surrey
i883 : b. 1850, mar. 1878 Lady Grace Elizabeth
Boyle, dau. of 9th E. of Cork and 0. Res., 34 Gt.
Cumberland PL, W. (2nd heir, his son Francis
Arthur, b. 1882.)
— D au. -in-law :
Lady Grace Eliz. B., see preceding.
NOETHCOTE, family name of Iddesleigh
Earldom and of follg. Barony— see former for
"Ladies" and "Hons."
NOETHCOTE, Baeon. Henry Stafford
Northcote, 1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., G.C.M.G.
(1004), G.C.I.E. (1900), C.B. (Civ. 1880), M.A.,
F.R.C.I., has accompd. some important Missions,
and been Financ. Sec. to War Office, Surv.-
Gen. of Ordnance, Priv. Sec. to two Cabinet
Ministers, a Charity Commissr. (unpaid), &c., an
M.P. 1880-99, Gov. of Bombay 1900-3. now Gov.-
Cen. of the Commonwealth of Australia, a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus. : 2nd son of 1st E. of Iddes-
leigh ; b. Nov. 18, 1846 ; cr. Bt. 1887, Bn. 1900
(C.) ; mar. 1873 Alice, C.I., a Lady of Grace St.
John Jerus., adopted, dau. of 1st Bn. Mount
Stephen. Heir, none. Bes., Govt. Houses, Mel-
bourne and Sydney.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1887; Bn. Northcote, 1900.
—For relatives see "Iddesleigh."
NOETHCOTE, Knight. Sir Ernest Augustus
Northcote, Kt. Bach. (1905), Ch. Justice of Trinidad
and Tobago.
NOBTHESK, Earl of. David John Carnegie,
10th Earl (Seot.), a Scottish Eepres. Peer (el.
NOB
Baronetage, Knightage, <Jkc.
NOB,
495
1900), a D.L. for Forfarsh. and Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.), was twice
A.D.C. to Gov. of Victoria : son of 9th E. ; b.
Dec. 1, 1865; sue. 1891 (C); mar. 1894 Eliza-
beth Boyle, dau. of Maj .-Gen. Geo. S. Hallow es.
Seats, Ethie Castle, Arbroath, Eorfarsh. ; Long-
wood House, Winchester: town res., 6 Hans
Cresc, Sloane St., S.W.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Rosehill and Inglismaldie, 1639 :
E. of Northesk, 1647.— Sir Jno. Carnegie (Kt.) was
awarded the Barony and Earldom. The 7th Earl dis-
tinguished himself as Third in Command at Trafalgar.
Titled Relatives.
(Carnegie.)
Issue of present (10th) E.:
Lord Rosehill, heir to Earldom: David Ludovic
George Hopetoun C, b. 1901. (2nd heir, his uncle
Hon. Douglas.)
Lady Katharine Jane Elizabeth C, b., 1904.
Issue of gth E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1865.)
Lady Helen Alice, now Lady H. Lacey, b. 1867, mar.
1890 Fras. Eden L., Esq. Res., 29 Cavendish Rd.
West, St. John's Wd., N.W.
Hon. Douglas George G, Hon. Maj. (late Capt.) 3rd
Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.): b. 1870, mar. 1894 Mar-
garet Jean, dau. of Arthur H. Johnstone-Douglas,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Douglas G). Res., Rosehill Cott.,
Longwood, Winchester.
Hon. Ian Ludovic Andrew C, Lieut. R.N., served
with Nav. Brigade in Boer War 1900 : b. i83i, mar.
1905 Anna Barbara, dau. of the late Col. Bradford
Atkinson (Hon. Mrs. Ian G.)
NORTHESK, Eael's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of N.) Elizabeth, dau. of the late Adm.
Sir Geo. Elliot, K.C.B.), mar. 1865 9th E. of
Northesk (d. 1891). Bes.. 6 Hans Cresc, Sloane
St.. S.W.
NORTHEY, Capt. Willtam, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Durham L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1876.
NORTHINGTON, Baron {U.K. 1885), Imper.
title of Bn. Henley.
NORTHLAND, Viscount {hy courtesy, title
Irel. 1791), only son and heir of E. of Ranfurly.
NORTH QUEENSLAND— see " Queensld."
NORTHUMBERLAND, Duke of. Henry
George Percy, 7th Duke (Gt. Br.) and a
Bt., K.G. (1899), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1874), V.D.,
D.C.L., F.R.S., Lord. Lieut, of Northumbd. and
Aid. and Chmn. C.C., Pres. Roy. Inst., and a
Trustee of the Brit. Museum, Hon. Col. 5th Batt.
Northumb. Fus. (Mil.), and of 1st Northumb.
Vol. Artill., an M.P. 1868-85 (as Earl Percy),
and Treas. of the Household 1874-5, is an A.D.C.
to H.M.: son of 6th D. ; b. May 29, 1846;
summoned to H. of Lords as Bn. Lovaine
1887, sue. as 7th Duke 1899 (C.) ; mar. 1868 Lady
Edith Campbell, dau. of 8th D. of Argyll, K.G.
Seats, Alnwick Castle, N'thumb. ; Keilder Castle,
same Co., nr. Hawick ; Albury Pk., Guildford ;
Syon House, Brentford, Middx. ; town res., 2
Grosvenor PI., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1660. Gt. Br. : E. of
Northumberland and Bn. Warkworth, 1749; D. of
Northumberland and Earl Percy, 1766; Ld. Lovaine, Bn.
of Alnwick, 1784; E. of Beverley, 1790. Some formsr
titles of this house have passed to the Dukedom of
Atholl, q. v.— Long previous to either of the above
creations there were Lords Percy and Earls of North-
umberland, the 1st Earl of this line (created 1377) being
father of the renowned " Hotspur," for whom and the
Battle of Chevy Chase, see under " Hamilton and
Brandon." This same Earl with his son effected the
dethronement of Richard II. and brought in the House
of Lancaster under Henry IV. ; but, being dissatisfied
with the new monarch, he, with his son " Hotspur " and
his brother the Earl of Worcester, attempted to transfer
the crown to the Earl of March. " Hotspur" (Sir Henry
Percy) fell at Battle Field, Shrewsbury, in 1403;
Worcester was beheaded ; and Northumberland himself
fell in a later battle with the King at Bramhr;m Moor.
Both the 2nd and 3rd Earls fell fighting on the side of
Henry VI., whilst the 4th was killed in a popular rising
occasioned by his indiscreet, form of announcement of
the harsh refusal of Henry VII. to repeal an obnoxious
tax. The 6th Earl in the same line died without issue,
and his brother, who would have succeeded, was attainted
and rxecuted. The Earl of Warwick was now made
Duke of Northumberland by Edward VI., but he too was
brought to the block on a charge of treason against
Queen Mary by championing the claim of Lady Jane
Grey. This had been a totally distinct creation to an
("iUi.Uy distinct family, and the Dukedom thereby
sin ted proceeded no further; but four years later
the Earldom was newly created and restored to the
Percy line in the person of the son of the above 6th
Earl's brother. He, however, was beheaded by Elizabeth
for avowing the Pope's supremacy, whilst his brother
and successor was committed to the Tower on the
charge of plotting on behalf of Mary Qusen of Scots,
and he was there nut out of the way by means of three
bullets. The 9th Earl was imprisoned several years in
the Tower on suspicion of complicity in the Gunpowder
Plot, being also fined £30,000. Finally, the nth Earl
dying without male issue (we may note by the way the
creation of a second Dukedom, awarded by Charles II.
to one of his natural sons, but going no further), this
older Earldom became extinct, though the daughter
succeeded to the Percy Barony. Her eldest son was, in
1722, summoned to the House of Lords by this title, but
it is now amongst those which have passed to the Duke-
dom of Atholl. This Bn. Percy was Algernon Seymour,
who by inheritance became Duke of Somerset, and was
further created Earl of Northumberland and Baron
■Warkworth. His son-in-law, Sir Hugh Smithson, Bt.,
was allowed by special remainder to succeid him
iu his Northern honours, and further advanced to the
Dukedom and the Barony of Lovaine. He thereupon
assumed the name of Percy, but it is to be noted that
the ancient family of Srnithson are the mile ancestors of
the present line of Peers. The 3rd Duke was Ambassador
to France and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland : and the 4th,
a K.G. and F.R.S., was an Admiral and created Bn.
Prudhoe before succession. The Barony of Lovaine, though
conferred upon the 1st Duke, was limited in remainder to
his second son, but has eventually returned to the original
Dukedom. The 2nd Bn. Lovaine was created Earl of
Beverley, his son taking the courtesy-title of Lord
Lovaine until his succession in 1830 as 2nd Earl. By this
Earldom he sat in the House of Lords till 1865, when the
death of his cousin the 4th Duke, without issue, brought
him the higher Peerage and reunited the titles as above.
Previously to this advance his son, the late 6th Duke,
had held the same courtesy-title as himself, and sat as
Lord Lovaine in the House of Commons; but on his
father's elevation his own title became Earl Percy.
His bro. Lord Henry H. M. Percy followed him
in the same constituency for three years, and then the
present Duke held the seat as Earl Percy until 1885.
Titled Relatives.
. (Percy.)
Issue of present {7th) D. :
The late Lady Louisa Elizabeth P., b. i860, d. 1893.
Lady Edith Eleanor P., twin with preceding.
Earl Percv, heir to Dukedom : Henry Algernon
George P., B.A., M.P. for S. Kensington ((/.),
Under Sec. of State for For. Affairs, late for India ;
a D.L. for Northumbd., and a Trustee of the Nat.
Portr. Gall. : b. 1871. Res., 64 Curzon St., Mayfair,
The late Hon. Josceline P. (son), b. 1872, d. 1898.
Lady Margaret P., b. 1873.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina P., b. 1873.
The late Hon. Ralph William P., b. 1877, d. 1886.
Lady Mary P., b. 1878.
Lord Alan Ian P., 2nd heir, Lieut. Gren. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1901 : b. 1880.
Lord William Richard P., B.A., b. 1882.
The late Lord James P., b. 1885, d. 1903.
Lord Eustace Sutherland Campbell P., b. 1887.
Lady Muriel Evelyn Nora P., b. 1890.
Son of 6th D. (bro. of present) :
(Present Duke, b. 1846.)
Lord Algernon Malcolm Arthur P., M.A.,a D.L. and
C.C. for Warwicksh., Col. comdg. 5th Batt. N'thumb.
Fus. (Mil.) and the Tyne Vol. Inf. Brigade, an
A.D.C. to H.M. for Militia, formerly Lieut. Gren.
496 2$" OR Directory of Peerage,
HUG
Gds.,an M.P. 1882-7: b. 1851, mar. 1880 Lady Victo-
ria Frederica Caroline Edgcumbe, dau. of 4th E.
of Mount Edgcumbe (Lady Algernon P.). Res.,
Guy's Cliffe, Warwick.
NORTHUMBERLAND, Duke's Widow.
Eleanor, Duchess of N., nee Lady Eleanor G-ros-
venor, dau. of 2nd M. of Westminster, K.Q.,
b. 1820, mar. 1842 4th D. of Northumberland
(d. 1855). Res., Stanwick Pk., Darlington;
10 Upper Grosvenor St., W.
NORTHWICK, Baron's Widow. The Lady
N., nee Hon. Elizabeth Augusta Bateman-Hanbury,
surname now Bushout-Bowles, dau. of 1st Bn.
Baternan and widow of Maj. Geo. D. Warburton,
M.P. ; b. 1832, mar. 1869, 2nd husb.. 3rd and
last Bn. Northwick (d. 1887). Res., Northwick
Pk., Blockley R.S.O., Wore.
NORTON, family name of Grantley Barony
(not of follg.), q.v. for "Hons."
NORTON, Baron. Charles Leigh Adder-
ley, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), B.A., a D.L. for Warwicks.
and Rutland, formerly an Assist. Loc. Govt. Bd.
Inspector and Priv. Sec. to his father when Pres.
of Bd. of Trade : son of 1st Bn. ; b. March 10,
1846; sue. 1905 (0.) ; mar. 1870 Caroline Ellen,
dau. of Sir Alex. B. C. Dixie, 10th Bt. Seat
dec, Hams Hall, Birmingham; Walton House,
Tewkesbury, Glouc. ; town res., 35 Eaton PI.,
S.W.
Creation. Bn. Norton, U.K. 1878.— The late 1st Bn.,
who lived to the age of 90, had been a Member of
Parliament for 37 years, and was Vice-President of the
Committee of Council on Education, Under Secretary
for the Colonies, and President of the Board of Trade.
Titled Relatives.
(Adderley.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bul-
lion. Sibyl Maud, now Hon. Mrs. John Pinnsy, b.
1871, mar. 1894 Capt. Jno. C. Digby P.
Hon. Ralph Bowyeu A., heir to Barony, b. 1872,
mar. 1899 Mary Louisa, dau. of Robt. Watson,
Esq., and widow of Inglis Brady, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Adderley).
The decerned Rosamond Caroline A., b. 1873, d. 1375.
Hon. Julia Caroline Margaret, now lion. Mrs.
Charles Etches, b. 1875, mar. 1902 Capt. Chas.
Edwd. E.
The deceased Gwendoline Mary A., b. 1876, d. 1878.
Hon Dorothy Evelyn A., b. 1878.
Hon. Gladys Isabel Annette .4., b. 1880.
The late Hon. Charles Arthur Reginald Kenclm A.,
b. 1881, d. 1905.
Hon. Humphrey James Arden At, 2nd heir, b. 1882.
Hon. Randolph ^4., b. 1884.
Hon. Ronald Wolstan Fleetwood .4., b. 1883.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Anna Maria Margarette A., b. 1843.
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. Caroline Jane A , b. 1847.
Hon. Frances Georgina Mary A., b. 1849.
Hon. Evelyn Augusta A., b. 1851.
Hon. Label, now Hon. Lady Crewe, b. 1852, mar. 1876
Sir Vauncey Harpur C, xoth Bt., q.v.
Hon. Henry Arden .4., B.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L.
for Warwicksh., Hon. Capt. retired of Warwicksh.
Imper. Yeoin. : b. 1854, mar. i82i Grace, dau. of
Wm. B. Stopford-tfaokvMc, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry
A.) lies., Fillongley I [all, Coventry.
Rev. the lion. Reginald Edmund ^t., M.A., b. 1S57.
Res., St. Mark's Vicarage, Marylebone Rd., N.W.
Rev. the Hon. James Granville A., M.A. : b. 1861.
Res., Saltley Vic., nr. Birmingham.
NORTON, Maj. Alfred Edward Marston,
D.S.O. (1900-1), S. Austral. Contgt. in S. Africa
1900: b. 1869. Res., Adelaide.
NORTON, Arthur Trehern, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
V.D., M.B., F.R.C.S., late Surg.-Lt.-Col. and
Comdt. of London Vol. Med. Staff Corps, and has
been Exam, in Surg, to various bodies, is Consg.
Surg, to St. Mary's Hosp. : b. 1841. Res., Ley-
fields Wood, Ashamrjstead, Reading.
NORTON, David, C.S.I. (1898), a Commissr. in
Burma and M.L.C., formerly a Magistr. and
Collector in Bengal, entered I.C.S. 1874, ret. 1903 :
b. 1851. Res., Engedi, Bedfordweil Rd., East-
bourne.
NORWICH, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Sheepshanks, D.D., 89th Bp., prev. Curate of
Leeds Par. Church, Rett, of New Westminster,
Chapl. to Bp. of Brit. Columbia, Vie. of Bilton,
and Perp. Cur. of St. Margaret's, Anlield, L'pool :
b. Feb. 23, 1834, mar. 1870, cons. 1893, ent. Lords
1897 (L.). Res., The Palace, Norwich.
NORWOOD, Baron (Irel. i797)-see "Nor-
bury, E. of."
NOlTAGE, Knight's Widow (by elevation).
Lady N. (Martha Christiana, dau. of Jas.
Warner Esq.), mar. 1851 Aid. Geo. S. Nottage,
Lord Mayor of London 1884-5, who died while in
office, the above rank being then granted to bis
widow. Res., 35 Collingham Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
. NOTTINGHAM, Earl of (Eng. 1681)— see
" Winchilsea and N."
NOVA SCOTIA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Clarendon Lajib Worrell, D.C.L., 6th Bp., has
been Head Master of Brockvilie High School,
Prof, of Eng. Lit. in Roy. Mil. Coll., Kingston,
Ontario, and Archdn. of Kingston: ord. 1881,
cons. 1904. Res., Bishopthorpe, Halifax, N.S.
(Nova Scotia was the first Colon. Bpric.)
NOWELL, Edwin Cradock, I.S.O. (1903),
Clerk of Exec, and Legisl. Counc, Tasmania,
and Govt. Statistician: b. 1831. Res., Hobart.
NRIPENDRA NARAYAN, Sir— see " Cooch
Behar."
NUGENT, family name of Westmeath Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons. ;" but see
Greville Barony for Hons. Robt. Southwell and
Patk. Emil. Greville-Nugent.
NUGENT, Baronet of Ballinlough. Sir Charles
Nugent, 5th Bt. (Trel. 1795), a Count of the
Holy Roman Empire, f ormerly Lieut. 17th Lancers :
son'of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1847, sue. 1863,
mar. 1871 Emily Ruth Eades, dau. of Thos.
Walker, Esq., of Berkswell HaU. Heir, his
grandson Hugh Charles (b. 1904, shortly after
death of his only son; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew
John Barnewall N., b. 1876). Seat, Ballinlough
Castle, Delvin, Castlepollard R.S.O., Co. West-
meath.
NUGENT, Baronet of Cloncoskoran. Sir
John Nugent Nugent, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1831),
a D.L. for Waterford, formerly Lieut. Boy. Dubl.
Mil.: son of 2nd Bt. (Sir Jno. Nugent Humble,
whose surname he has exchanged for Nugent, as
representing in the female line the Nugents of
Cloncoskoran) ; b. 1849, sue. i885, mar. 1875 Anas-
tatia, sist. of Ct. de la Poer. Heir, his son
Sub-Lieut. Gilbert N., R.N. (b. 1884 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Gerald, b. 1886). Seat, Cloncos-
koran Castle, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford.
NUGENT, Baronet of Donor? . Sir Walter
Richard Nugent, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1831), a C.C. for
Westmeath : son of 2nd Bt. and bro. of 3rd, b.
1865, sue. 1896. Heir pres., his bro. Cecil
Charles (b. 1879; 2nd heir, their uncle James,
b. 1833). Seat, Donore, Multyfarnharn R.S.O., Co.
W estrneath.
NUGENT, Baronet of Waddesdon. Sir Edmund
Charles Nugent, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1806), a D.L. for
Norfolk, was High Sheriff 1900, formerly Capt.
NUG-
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
OfBK
497
Gren. Gds. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1839, sue. 1892,
mar. 1863 Evelyn Henrietta, dau. of Lt.-Gen.
E. F. Gascoigne. Heir, his son Maj. George
Colborne N. (b. 1864; 2nd heir, latter's son
George Guy Bui wer, b. 1892). Seat, West Harling
Hall, Thetford, Norfolk.
NUGENT, Baronet's Widow. Lady N.
of Donore (Maria More, dau. of the late Rt. Hon.
Richd. M. O'Ferrall, M.P.), mar. i860 Capt. Sir
Walter G. Nugent, 2nd Bt. (d. 1893).
NUGENT, Count -see 1st of above Bts.
NUGENT, Knight's Widow. Lady N.
(Emma, dau. of Rev. R. A. Burnev), mar. i863
Col. Sir Chas. B. P. N. H. Nugent, K.C.B. (d.
1899). Res., 10 Lansdown PI., Cheltenham.
NUGENT, Maj. Oliver Stuart Wood, U.S. O.
(1896), King's Own Rifle Corns ; Hazara &c.
1891-3, Chitral Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1900,
a D.L. for Co. Cavan : b. i85o (a descendt. of
2nd E. of Westmeatb). lies., Farren Council, Mt.
Nugent, Virginia, Co. Cavan.
NUGENT, Col. Robert Arthur, C.B. (Mil.
1834), Ashanti, i&73~4, Egypt, Suakin,and Soudan,
was D.A.A.G. at Bermuda 1889-94, aftds. A.A.G.
at Malta, now Dir. of Transpt. Woolwich Arsenal :
b. 18.S3. Res., Woolwich.
NUGENT (GREVILLE-), former family name
of Greville Barony, still borne by two sons of
1st Bn. (see "Nugent, fam. name " above).
NUNN, Col. Joshua Arthur, OLE. (1895),
D.S.O. (1890), F.R.C.V.S., F.R.G.S., Afghn.
1878-80, Zululand, and Chiu-Lushai 1889-90, late
Princ. of Lahore Vet. Coll., now Dep. Dir.-Gen.
of Army Vet. Dept. : b. 1853. Club, Conservative.
NUNN, Capt. Thomas Henry Clayton. D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. W. Kent Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 :
b. 1873.
NURROTUMDAS-see " Narotamdas."
NUTT, Alfred Young, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1902), Assist. Surveyor to Works Office at
Windsor, and was Architect for Westrnr. Abbey
at Coronation : b. 1847. Res., Windsor Castle.
NUTTALL, Archbishop — see "Jamaica."
NUTTING, Baronet. Sir John Gardiner
Nutting, 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1902), a D.L. for Co. Dublin
(High Sheriff 1895-6), Chmn. of E. & J. Burke :
son of Jno. Nutting, Esq., of Redland, Bristol ;
b. 1852, mar. 1879 Mary Stansmore, dau. of
Restell R. Bevis, Esq. Heir, his son Harold
Stansmore, Lieut. Lancers (b. 1882; 2nd heir,
next son, Godfrey Stansmore, b. 1884). Scat, St.
Helen's, Booterstown R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
NYAS ALAND Bishopric, now Likoma.
NYE, Engl-. -Com. Alfred JonN, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), R.N., of H.M.'s yacht "Victoria
and Albert."
Elizabeth, widow of Hamilton Goodall, Esq.
Heir, his son Capt. Charles John 0. (b. 1862 ;
2nd heir, latter's son Charles Richard Andrew,
b. 1900). Res., The Oaks, Frant Rd., Tunbridge
Wells. '
OAKELEY, Knight. Sir (Henry) Evelyn
Oahtley, Kt. Bach. (1899), M.A., late Ch. Insp. of
Training Colls., formerly Lect. at Jesus Coll.
Camb., and has been Assist. Acct.-Gen. to Govt, of
India: b. 1833 (bro. of above), mar. 1862
Caroline Howley Turner, dau. of Wm. H. Belli,
Esq. Res., 97 Warwick Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
OAKELEY, Eon. Mrs. William, dau. of 22nd
Bnss. de Clifford.
OAKES, Baronet. Sir Reginald Loui3 Oakes,
4th Bt. ( U.K. 1815), grandson of 3rd Bt., and son
of the late Hy. Fredk. Oakes, Esq. ; b. 1847,
sue. 1850, mar. i832 Florence, dau. of Chas. de
Bels Brounlie, Esq. Heir pres., his uncle Hilde-
brand Henry (b. 1829 ; no 2nd heir) Res., 18
Avenue Michel Ange, Brussels.
OAKES, Knight. Sir Augustus Henrtc Oakes,
Kt. Bach. (1905), C.B. (Civ. 1902), late Librarian
in the Foreign Office, Ch. Editor of Brit, and
For. State Papers : b. 1839. Res., Tangleland,
East Grinstead ; Ocean House, Newport R.S.O.,
Pembrokes.
OAKLEY, Baron {U.K. 1831) -see " Cadogan,
Earl."
OAKLEY, Knight. Sir Henry Oaklet/, Kt.
Bach. (i89i),V.D., A.M.I.C.E., late Col.Engr. and
Rail. Vol. Staff Corps and Gen. Manager G.N.R.,
now a Dir. of that line and Chmn. Centr. Lond.
Electr. Rails. : b. 1823, mar. 1850 Fanny, dau.
of Fras. Thompson. Esq. Res., 37 Chester Terr.,
Reg. Pk.,N.W.
O'BEIRNE, Hugh, C.B. (Civ. 1903).
O'BRIEN, family name of Inchiquin and
O'Brien Baronies : see the former for Lady
Beatrice and all "Hons." except Annie Georgina
and Ellen Mary.
O'BRIEN, Baron. Peter O'Brien, 1st Bn.
[U.K.) and a Bt., P.C. {Irel. 1888), M.A., LL.D.,
appd. Q.O. 1880, has been Sen. Crown Couns. for
Dublin and 3rd Serj. at Law, was Solic.-Gen. for
Irel. 1887-8, Attorn.-Gen. 1888-9, then appd.
Ld. Ch. Justice of Irel. : son of Jno. O'Brien,
Esq., M.P. ; b. June 29, 1842; cr. Bt. 1891,
Bn. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1867 Annie, dau. of Robt. H.
Clarke, Esq. Heir, none. Seat, Newlands, Clon-
dalkin R.S.O., Co. Dublin.
Cueatioxs. U.K. : A Bt. iSai ; Bn. O'Brien, 1900.
0.
OAKELEY Baronet. Sir Charles Wil-
liam Atholi, OaJcelcjj, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1790), for-
merly Capt. Bengal Cav. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1828,
sue. 1845, mar. 1896, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife,
Issue.
(O'Brien.)
Hon. Annie Georgina O'B., b. 18—.
Hon. Ellen Mary O'B., b. 18— .
The deceased James O'B., b. & cl. abt. 1873 (?).
O'BRIEN, Baronet. Sir Timothy Carew
O'Brien, 3rd Bt. of Borris {U.K. 1849), a D.L.
for Co. Cork, formerly Capt. Roy. Ir. Mil. : nephew
of 2nd Bt. and son of the late Timothy O'Brien,
Esq. ; b. 1861, sue. 1895, mar. 1885 Gundrede
Annette Teresa, dau. of Sir Humphrey de Traf-
ford, 2nd Bt. Heir, his son Timothy John Aloy-
stus (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir, next son, Robert Rollo
Gillespie, b. 1901). ^Seats, Lohort Castle, Mallow,
Co. Cork; Borris-in-Ossory R.S.O., Queen's Co.
O'BRIEN, Baronet's Widow. Ida, Lady
O'B. of Borris (Ida Sophia, dau. of the late Com.
Jas. Paiiby, R.N., and widow of Lt.-Gen. Jas.
Perry), mar. 1866, 2nd husb., Sir Patrick O'Brien,
2nd Bt. (d. 1895). Res., 10 Biyanston Sq., W
L L
Directory of Peerage, O'FA
498 d'BB
O'BRIEN, Knight. Sir George Thomas
Michael O'Brien, K.C.M.G. (1894), Aud. and
Acct.-Gen. Ceylon 1890, Ch. Sec. Cyprus 1891,
Colon. Sec. Hong Kong 1892-5, late Gov. of Fiji
and High. Commissi'. W. Pacific : b. 1844. Bes.,
Castle Morres, Knocktopher, Thomastown, Co.
Kilkenny.
O'BRIEN, Knight's Widow. Lady O'B.
(Victoria, dan. of the late W. Temple, Esq., and
widow of Col. J. W. Fane, M.P.), mar. 1880, 2nd
wife to 2nd husb., Lt.-Col. Sir John Terence N.
O'Brien, K.C.M G., Gov. of Newfoundland (d.
1903). Bes., 125 Victoria St., S.W.
O'BRIEN, Viscount {Scot. 1701)— see " Briene."
O'BRIEN, Maj. William Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Imper. Bushmen ; S. Africa 1900.
O'BYRNE, Count. , Count of Holy
Rom. Emp. Bes., Corville, Roscrea,Co. Tipperary.
O'BYBNE, Countess Edward (Rose, nee
Netterville, granddau. of 7th Vise. N., her father,
ns MacEvoy, having assumed his wife's surname),
mar. 1892 Ct. Edwd. Alex. O'Byrne. Bes., as
preceding.
O'CALLAGHAN, Knight. Sir Francis Lang-
ford O'Callaffhan, K.C.M. G. (1902), C.S.I. (1888),
CLE. (1883), late Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Works
Dept. and Consg. Engr. for State Rails. : b. 1839,
mar. 1875 Anna Maria, dau. of Lt.-Col. H. C.
Powell. Bes., Crichmere, Guildford.
O'CALLAGHAN, Maj .-Gen. Desmond Dykes
Tynte, C.V.O. (1903), R.A., Pres. Ordn. Cmttee.,
late comdg. Roy. Artill. at Malta : b. 1843.
O'CALLAGHAN, Hon. Mrs. George, dau.-in-
law of 2nd and last Vise. Lismore, now by a 3rd
mrrge. Mrs. Algernon Sharp.
O'CALLAGHAN, Rear-Adm. Michael Pel-
ham, C.V.O. (1904), C.B. (Mil. 1897), late A.D.C.
to the King ; Egypt, Zanzibar, and Benin
Expedn. : b. 1850. Club, U. Serv.
OCHTERLONF, Baronet. Sir David Fer-
guson Ochterlony, 3rdBt. ( U.K. 1823), Accountant
in Edinburghto Scotch Educ. Dept. : sonof2ndBt.,
b. 1848, sue. 1891, mar. 1873 Somerville, dau. of
Barron Grahanie, Esq. Heir, his son Matthew
Montgomerie (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, Charles
Francis, b. 1891). Bes., 23 Crawford Ed., Edin-
burgh.
OCKHAM, Baron {Gt. Br. 1725) and Viscount
{U.K. 183S), titles of the Lovelace Earldom, the
latter borne bv the heir when a son.
O'CLERY, The (ancient Irish title), and
Count {Papacy 1903). Bes., Darragh House,
Kilfmane, Kdmallock, Co. Limerick ; 2 Essex
Ct., Temple, E.C.
O'CONNELL, Baronet. Sir Morgan Ross
O'Connell, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1869), son of 2nd Bt. and
bro. of 3rd, b. 1862, sue. 1905, mar. 1884 Mary
Pauline, dau. of Lt.-Col. Jas. F. Hickie. Heir,
his son Maurice James Arthur (b. 1889 ;
2nd heir, next son, Donal Bernard, b. 1893).
Seat, Caherconnell. Killarney.
*** The 1st Bt. was the youngest brother of the
notable Daniel O'Oonnell, " The Liberator."
O'CONNELL, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady O' G. (Emily Clunes, dau. of the late Rear-
Adm. Sir Riehd. O'Conor, K.C.H.), mar. 18^5
Sir Maurice J. O'Connell, 2nd Bt. (d. 1896).
O'CONNOR, Lt.-Col. Arthur Patrick, C.B.
(Mil. 1901), R.A.M.C., F.R.C.S.I., Burma 1885-6
and S. Africa 1899-1901, now Princ, Med. Offr.
3rd Div. Aldershot : b. 1856.
O'CONNOR, Lt.-Col. Patrick Fenelon, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), I.M.S. ret d. (1905) ; Afghn. 1878-80,
Egypt, Burma 1886-7, Chitral Relief, N.W. Front. I
! 1897-8, China 1901-2 ; b. 1850. Club, Jun. Army
I and Navy.
O'CONNOR, Capt. William Frederick Tra-
vers, CLE. (1904), R.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8,
was Sec. to Brit. Commissr. in Thibet Mis?ion :
b. 1S70.
O'CONOR, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Et.
Hon. Sir Nicholas Roderick O'Conor, P.C {Gt.
Br. i8q6), G.C.B. (Civ. 1897; K.C.B. 1895),
G.C.M.G-. (i8g5), entered Bipioni. Serv. 1866, was
Sec. of Legat. at Peking and Washington, Cons.-
Gen. at Sofia, Min. to China 1892-5, Ambass. at
St. Petersburg 1895-8, now at Constantinople : b.
1843. mar. 1887 Minna Margaret, dau. of the late
Jas. R. Hope-Scott, Esq. Bes. Brit. Emb., Con-
stantinople; Dundermott, Co. Roscommon, Bal-
lymoe R.S.O.
O'CONOR, James Edward, CLE. (1891),
F.R,S.S.,Dir.-Gen. of Statistics to Ind. Govt. 1895-
1903 : b. 1843. Bes., Francesco, Church Ed., Upp.
Norwood, S.E.
O'CONOE DON, The (ancient Ir. title), Priv.
Counc. Rt. Hon. Charles Owen C Conor,
P.C. {Irel. 1881), LL.D., Lieut, and a CC of Ros-
common (High Sheriff 1884, of Sligo 1863), anM.P.
1860-80 : b. 1838, mar. 1879, 2nd wife. Bes.,
Belanagare and Clonalis, Castlerea, Co. Roscom-
mon.
ODELL, Thomas Alexander, T.S.O. (1902),
B.A., First^Class Clerk, Ch. See's Office. Dublin:
b. 1847. Bes., 25 Raglan Ed., Dublin.
O'DELL, Col. Thomas John, C.M.G. (1901),
A.S.C, Egypt 1884 and S. Africa 1899-1901, now
an Assist. Dir. of Supplies : b. i860.
ODLING, Charles William, C.S.I. (1898).
M.I.C.E., an M.L.C, late Ch. Engr., and Sec. to
Govt, of India in Pub. Works Dept. : b. 1847.
Bes., Craignoon, Bidgway Gdns., Wimbledon,
S.W.
ODLING, Tom Francis, C.M.G. (1S91),
M.R.C.S.E., Med. Supt. Persian Section of Indo-
Europ. Tels. and Phys. to Brit. Legat. Teheran :
younger bro. of preceding. Bes., Brit. Legat.,
Teheran.
O'DONNELL, Lt.-Col. Hugh, D.S.O. (1889),
I.A., 6th Gurkha Rifles; S. Africa 1879, Burma
1886-91 : b. 1858.
O'DONNELL, Lt.-Col. Thomas Joseph, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C, Egypt, Bechuanald. 1884-5,
Zululd. 18S8, Ind. Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1858. Res., Killeedy, Ballagh, Co.
Limerick (? post-town).
O'DONOGHUE of the GLENS, The
(ancient Ir. title). Charles O'Donoghue. Res.,
Ballinahoun Ct., Athlone, Co. Westmeath.
O'DONOHOE, Knight. Sir James 0' Donohoe,
Kt. Bach. (1903), Chmn. of Galway Urban Dist.
Council during the King's visit to Ireland: b.
18—. Res., Prairie House, Salt Hill, Galway.
O'DONOVAN, The (ancient Ir. title). Morgan
William O'Doncvan, B.A., Chieftain of the
ancient Irish Sept of Donovan of Clan Cattral, a
D.L. for Co. Cork, Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
3rd Batt. Munst. Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1861. Res., Liss I
Ard, Skibbereen, Co. Cork. I
O'DONOVAN, Denis, C.M.G. (1893), Fell, of
several learned Socs., has been Librarian to Parlt.
of Queensld. from 1874, formerly a Prof, in the
College des Hautes Etudes, Paris ; author of
various works : b. 1846. Bes., Como, Ormiston,
Qneensld.
O'FARRELL, Knight. Sir (George) Plunkett
O'Farrell, Kt. Bach. (1899), M.A., M.D., Lisp, of I
Lun. Asylums in Ireld., formerly Commissr. of
Prisons and Insp. of Reformat, and Indust. |
O'FA
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
OLD 499
Schools, a memb. of Lond. Patholog. Soc. : b.
1845, mar. 1876 Amy, dau. of Chas. Mayhew, Esq.
Res., 19 Fitzwilliam Sq., Dublin.
O'FARRELL, Maj. M., D.S.O. (1902), Victoria
Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1900-2.
OFFALY, Baron (Irel. 1205), and Earl of
(1761)— see "Leinster, D. of."
OFFEN WANG CHUK, Sri Sir, K.C.I.E.
(1905), Tongsa Penlop of Bhutan.
! OGILV1E-GRANT— see " Seafield, E. of."
1 OGILVY, family name of Airlie Earldom, q.v.
for "Ladies " and "Hons.," see also below.
OGILVY, Baron — see compounds below.
"LordOgilvy" is the courtesy-title of the heir
to the Airlie Earldom when a son.
OGILVY, Baronet. Sir Reginald Howard
Alexander Ogilvy, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1626), B.A.,
a D.L. for Forfarsh. and for Co. of City of
Dundee, Hon. Col. Forfar and Kinc. Artill.
(Mil.), an A.D.C. to H.M. : son of 9th Bt.,
I b. 1832, sue. 1890, widower (having mar. the
Hon. Olivia, dau. of 9th Bn. Kinnaird). Heir,
his son Maj. Angus Howard Reginald 0.,
D.S.O. (below ; 2nd heir, latter's son Gilchrist
Nevill, b. 1892). Seat, Baldovan House, Strath-
martine, Dundee.
OGILVY, Maj. Angus Howard Reginald,
D.S.O. (1900-i), 13th Hussars retd. ; S. Africa
1900, is Instr. of Cav. to Sultan of Morocco : t>.
i860, heir to above Bt.
OGILVY, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 2nd Bn.
De Mauley.
OGILVY, Lady Christian Augusta, dau. of
9th E. of Elgin.
OGILVY of AIRLIE, Baron (Scot. 1491), and
of ALYTH and LINTRATHEN (1639)— see
"Airlie, E. of."
OGILVY of DESKFORD and CTTLLEN,
Baron (Scot. 1701)— see " Seafield, E. of."
OGLE, Baronet. Sir Henry Asgill Ogle, 7th
Bt. (U.K. 1816), Capt. R.N. retd., served with
Nav. Brig, in Natal 1881 : son of 6th Bt., b. 1850,
sue. 1887. Heir pres., his bro. Lt.-Col. Edmund
Ashton 0. (b. 1857; no 2nd heir). Club, U. Serv.
. OGLE, Baronet's Widow. Lady 0. (Catherine
Beverley, dau. of Henry St. Hill, E3q.), mar. 1842
Gen. Sir Edmund Ogle, 6th Bt. (d. 1887). Res.,
Capo di Monte, San Remo, Italy.
OGLE, Maj. -Gen. Frederic Amelius, OB.
(Mil. 1887), R.M.A. retd. (1896) ; W. Coast of
Africa 1862, China 1869, and Egypt, was A.A.G.
to R.M. 1893 : b. 1841. Res., 52 Clarence Parade,
Southsea.
O'GORMAN, Count. Ferdinand C Gorman,
1st Ct. (Conte— Papal States). Priv. Chambn. to
present and preceding Popes : b. 18—, mar. 1857
Alice Margaret, dau. of Ct. d'Hoffelize. Heir, his
son Ct. Robert Jean Gaspard (b. 1859; 2nd
heir, next son, Gaetan Marie Ferdinand, b. 1875).
Seat, Chateau de Pixerecourt, Nancy, France.
O'GORMAN, The, Mathghamhnam (ancient
Ir. title). Col. Nicholas Purcell CP Gorman,
late. D.A.A.G. at Hong Kong, Hazara 1888.
O'GORMAN, Capt. Charles John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), L.R.C.P.,R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1900,
now with S. Afr. Constab. : b. 1872.
O'GRADY, family name of Guillamore Vis-
county, q.v. for "Hons.," see also below.
O'GRADY, Baron (Irel. 1831)— see "Guilla-
more, Vise."
O'GRADY, The (ancient Ir. title). Lt.-Col.
John de Coctrcy 0' Grady, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
late Connaught Rangers Zululd. 1879, Bcei*
Wars of 1880-1 and 1899-1900: b. 1856, sue. 1898.
Res., Killyballyowen, Bruff, Kilmallock, Co.
Limerick.
O'GRADY, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 8th
Bnss. Ruthven.
O'HAGAN, family name of follg. Barony.
O' HAG AN, Baron. Maurice Herbert
Ignatius Towneley 0'Haga?i, 3rd Bn. (U.K.),
2nd Lieut. Middx. Imper. Yeom. : son of 1st Bn.
and bro. of 2nd; b. Feb. 20, 1882; sue. 1900 (L.) .
No heir. Seat, Pyrgo Pk., Havering-atte-Bower,
Romford, Essex; town res., 2 Upp. Belgrave St.,
S.W.
Creation. Bn. O'Hagan, U.K. 1870.— The 1st Bn. was
the lit. Hon. Sir Thos. O'Hagan, K.P., for a time M.l\
for Tralee and afterwards twice Lord Chancellor of
Ireland. The 2nd Peer died in the South African War
at the age of 22.
Titled Relatives.
(O'Hagan.)
Daus. of 1st Bn. (sists. and half-sist. of present) :
By ist mrrge. (1836).
Hon. Mrs. John O H., ne'e Hon. Frances Mary O'H.,
b. 1846, mar. 1865 her relative the late Hon. Jno.
O'Hagan (d. 1890), Ch. Just, of Irish Land Cora-
mssn. (the " Hon." official).
By 2ND mrrge. (1871).
Hon. Kathleen Mary, now Hon. Mis. de-Beaumont-
Klein, b. 1876, mar. 1897 Rev. Leopold de-B.-K.,
D.Sc. Res., 6 Gloucester Terr., Reg. Pk.. N.W.
(The lati 2nd Baron, b. 1878, d. 1900 uumrrd.)
Hon. Mary Caroline O'H., b. 1879. Res., with Peer.
(Present Baron, b. 1882.)
O'HAGAN, Baron's Widow. The Lady O'H.
(Alice Maiy, dau. of Col. Chas. Towneley), mar.
1871, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn. O'Hagan (d. 1885).
Res., with 3rd Baron.
O'HALLORAN, Joseph Sylvester, C.M.G.
(1895), Sec. Roy. Colon. Inst., formerly Clerk to
Ct. of Appeals S. Australia, an extensive Colon,
traveller : b. 1842. Address, Roy. Colon. Inst.,
Northumbd. Avenue, W.C.
O'HARA, Bishop— see " Cashei."
OKEDEN (PARRY-), William Edward,
I.S.O. (1903), Commissr. of Police, Queensland.
Res., Brisbane.
O'KELLY, The, Chief of Jathmaine (ancient
Ir. title). Maj. Arthur Dillon Denis Kelly,
b. 1853, sue. 1897. Res., Mucklon, Ballinasloe,
Co. Galway.
OKEOVER, Hon. Mrs. Haughton (Charles),
dau. of 3rd Bn. Waterpark (mother of follg.).
OKEOVEB, Capt. Haughton Ealdred,
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1901), 7th Batt. King's Roy.
Rif. Corps (Mil.) : b. 1875 (son of preceding).
OLDFIELD, Knight. Sir Richard Charle3
Oldjield, , Kt. Bach. (1889), entered B.C.S. 1848 and
served in Ind. Mutiny as volunteer, was Puisne
Judge High Court N.W. Provs. 1881-7, prev. an
Addit. Judge from 1874 : b. 1828, widower.
OLDFIELD, Hon. Mrs. Edmund, dau. of 4th
Bn. Rivers.
OLDHAM, Knight. Col. Sir Henry Hugh
Oldham, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.V.O. (1902), served
in China i860, Cossyah Hills (India) 1863, ret.
1887 and is a Lieut. Hon. Corps of Gentn.-at-
Arms: b. 1840, mar. 1868 Ella, dau. of the late
Arthur Pigou, Esq. Res., 46 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
OLDHAM, William Benjamin, OLE. (1893),
an M.L.C. Bengal, late Commissr. of Chittagong,
entered LOS. 1865 and served during several
famines and disturbances, was granted temp,
rank of Colonel while comdg. Calcutta Vol.
Rifles : b. 1845. Res., Dunlery, Guernsey.
OLDKNOW, Knight's Widow. Lady 0.
/Amy, dau. of Henry Bursell, Esq.), mar. 1886, as
O'JSfE
2nd wife, Sir Jas. Oldknow (d. i883). lies., Rock-
lmrst, Villa Ed., Nottingham.
OLDMAN, Capt. Richard Deare Furley,
D.S.O. (1905), Norfolk Regt. ; Nthn. Nigeria
1903-4 : b. 1877.
O'LEARY, Maj. Tom Evelyn, D.S.O. (1904),
Roy. Ir. Fus. ; 2nd Mixanzai 1891, Isazai, Chitral
Relief : b. 1862.
OLIPHANT, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Laurence
James OUphant, K.C.V.O. (1905), C.B. (Mil, 1902),
Soudan 1885, S. Africa 1901-2, late Col. comdg.
Gren. Gds., now commg. London List. : b. 1846,
mar. 1878 the following. Bes., 14 Hans Rd.,
Brompton, S.W.
OLIPHANT, Hon. Mrs. Laurence, dau. of 1st
Bn. Gerard (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
OLIVER, Charles Nicholson Jewel, C.M.G.
(1905), Ch. Commissi'. Rail. Dept. N.S. Wales.
OLIVER, Henry Alfred, C.M.G. (1901),
Mayor of Kimberley in jrear of promotion.
OLIVER, Capt. Henry Erancis, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), R.N.
OLIVER, Maj.-Gen. John Ryder, C.M.G.
(1889), R.A. retd. (1887) ; Mutiny, Bhutan 1864-5,
was Comdt. Roy. Mil. Coll. Kingston (Canada)
1886-S: b. 1834. Bes., 24 Glazbury Rd., W.
Kens., W.
OLIVER, William, I.S.O. (1903), Sen. Princ.
Clerk in Supr. Ct. Pay Office : b. 1838.
OLIVEY, Knight. Col. Sir Walter Rice
Olivey, K.C.B. (Civ. 1887), served in N.Z. and
Egyptn. Campns., was Paymaster to Home List,
at Headqrs. 1886-9, then retired : b. 1831, mar.
1855 Elizabeth, dau. of the late R. Goodfellow,
Esq. Bes., 51 Blessington Rd., Lee, S.E.
OLIVIER, Sydney Haldane, C.M.G. (189S),
B.A., late Priv. Sec. to E. of Selbome, and has
been Acting Colon. Sec. Brit. Honduras, Auditor-
Gen, in Leeward Is., been on spec. serv. at Wash-
ington, now Colon. Sec. of Jamaica : b. 1859. Bes.,
Kingston, Jamaica ; The Champions, Limpsfield,
Surrey.
OLLIVANT, Knight. Sir Edward Charles
Kayi.l OUivant, K.C.I.E, (1892), LOS. 1868- ir02,
late Memb. of Counc. Bombay Govt., formerly
Actg. Commissi-, in Scinde : b. 1846, mar. 1899,
2nd wife, Edith Margaret, dau. of Rev. Thos. S.
Hichens. Club, E. Ind. TJ. Serv.
OLLIVANT, Capt. John Spencer, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 11. A.. S. Africa 1899-1002, now a Staff
Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1872.
O'LOGHLEN. Baronet. Sir Michael
O'Loi/hlen, 4th Bt. {U.K. 183S), son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1866, sue. 1905. Heir pres., his bro. Colman
(b. 1869; 2nd heir, next bro.. Bryan, b. 1878).
Seat. Drumconora, Ennis, Co. Clare.
O'LOGHLEN, Baronet's Widow. Lady 0\L.
(Ella, dau. of Jas. M. Seward, Esq.), mar. 1863
Hon. Sir Bryan O'Loghlen, 3rd Bt., Premier of
Victoria 1881-3 anc^ a former Irish M.P. (d. 1905).
Bes., with present Bt.
OLPHERT, Knight. Sir John Olphert, Kt.
Bach. (1902), C.V.O. (1903), B.A., a D.L. for
Co. Donegal, has been Gentn. Usher to two
Lords Lieut, and Gentn. in Waiting to three: b.
1844, mar. 1869 Frances S., dau. of the late Robt.
Burrowes, Esq., M.P. Bi-s., Ballyconnell House,
Falcarragh, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal.
OLPHERTS, Knight's Widow. Lady 0.
(Alice Maria, dau. of Maj.-Gen. George Cautley),
mar. 1861 Gen. Sir William Olpherts, G.C.B. V€
(d. 1902).
OLUWOLE, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Isaac Oluwole,
D.D., Assist. Native Bp. of Lagos (Nigeria Dioc),
W. Africa, cons. 1893.
O'MAINE MOR, The, or Chief of Hymaine
(ancient Ir. title). Cornelius D. C Kelly, Count
of Holy Bom. Emp. and Capt. 4th Connaught
Rangers (Mil.), sue. 1892. Bes., Galiagh, Tuam,
Co. Galway.
O'MALLEY, Knight. Sir Edward Loughlix
VMalley, Kt. Bach. (1891), M.A., late Judge of
H.M.'s Supr. Cons. Ct. for the Levant, formerly
Attorn. -Gen. Jamaica and Hong Kong, and
recently Ch. Justice Straits Settmts. and Brit,
Guiana : b. 1842, mar. 1869 Emma Winifred, dau.
of the late Jos. A. Hardcastle, Esq., M.P. Bes.,
Denton House, Cuddesdon, Oxford.
O'MALLEY, Capt. Charles Edward Joseph
Glyn, D.S.O. (1901), 6th Batt, Middx. Regt.
(Mil.) ; Niger and Ashanti.
O'MEARA, Capt. Bulkeley Ernest Adolphus,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Kimberley Town Gd. ; Boer War
1900: b. 1867. Bes., Johannesburg.
O'MEARA, Maj. Walter Alfred John,
C.M.G. (1901), late R.E. ; Burma 1885-6 and S.
Africa 1899-1901, helped to construct the London
to Paris telephone; now Assist. Engineer-in-
Chief at the G.P.O. : b. 1863.
OMMANNEY, Knight. Capt, Sir Montagu
Frederick Ommanney, G. C.M.G. (1904) K. C.M.G.
1890), K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), I.S.O. (1903), R.E.'retd.
(1878), was Priv. Sec. to Sec. for Colonies 1874-7,
since a Crown Agent for Cols., now Perm. Under
See. and Sec. of Ord. St. Mich, and St. Geo. : b.
1842, mar. 1866 Charlotte Helen, dau. of his rela-
tive O. Ommanney, Esq. Bes., 10 Prince of Wales
Terr., Kens., W.
OMMANNEY, Knight's Widow. Lady 0.
(Mary, dau. of Thos. A. Stone, Esq.), mar. 1862,
as 2nd wife, Adm. Sir Erasmus Ommanney,
K.C.B., F.R.S., who served at Navarino, in
Russian War, and in two Arctic Expedns. (d.
1905). Bes.. 29 Connaught Sq., W.
OMMANNEY, Biig.-Gen. Albert Edward,
C.B. (Mil. 1905) ; Pcrak 1875-6, Chitral Relief,
Frontier 1897-8, now comindg. Welsh Border
Grouped Regtl. Dist Shrewsbury : b. 1849.
OMMANNEY, Charles Henry, C.M.G. (1903),
Solicitor to Crown Agents for Colonies : b. 1852.
Bes., Abdale, Hatfield, Herts.
OMMANNEY, Col. Edward Lacon, C.S.I.
(1889), LA. Supernum. List ; Mutiny, Hazara
1S68 and i8S8, aftds. a Commissr. in Punjab: b.
1834. Bes., 42 Kidbrook Pk. Rd., Blackheath, S.E.
_ O'MORCHOE, The, Chief of the Sept (ancient Ir.
title) . Arthur MacMurrogh Murphy, Sec. to Bk.
of Held. : b. 1835. Res., Foxrock, Co. Dublin.
O'NEILL, family name of follg. Barony.
O'NEILL. Baron. Edward O'Neill, 2nd Bn.
(U.K.), a D.L. for Co. Antrim, an M.P. 1863-80 :
son of 1st Bn. ; b. Dec. 31, 1839; sue. 1883 (G\) ;
mar. 1873 Lady Louisa Katherine Emma Cochrane,
dau. of 11th E. of Dundonald. Seat, Shane's
Castle, Antrim ; town res., 12 Queen's Gt,, S.W.
Cheation. Bn. O'Neill, U.K. 1868.— The 1st Peer was
the Rev. AYm. Chichester, who took by licence the name
of O'Neill. He was heir-genera) to the estates of the
3rd Vise. O'Neill, whose brother had been created Earl
O'Neill : but both titles are extinct— the Irish Viscty.
lasting i795-l835, Waft the U.K. Earldom i8co-<i.
Titled Relatives.
(O'Neill.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
The deceased Y^illiam Thomas Cochrane O'N, b.
1874, d. 1882.
Hon. Arthlii Edward Bruce O'N, heir to Barony,
Capt. 2nd Life Gds., served in S. Africa 1500: b.
1876, mar. 1902 Lady Anna.bel Hungerlord Crewe-
Milnes, dau. of 1st E. of Crewe. Res., £2 Montagu
Sq., W.
Hon. Louisa Henrietta Valdivia O'N, b. 1879. !
O'NE Baronetage, Knightage, &c. ORD 501
Hon. Robert AVillinm Hugh O'N., 2nd heir, 2nd
Lieut. N. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom. : b. 18S3.
Hon. Kose Anne Mary O N, t>. 1884.
Hon. Alice Esmeralda O'N., b. 1886.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Annabel O'N., see Hon. Arthur above.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1839.)
Hon. Robert Ton-ens O'N., M.A., M.P. for Mid An-
trim (C), a D.L. for Co. Londonderry (High Sheriff
1871), formerly Ma'. 4th Batt. Boy. Innisk. Fus.
(Mil.): b. 1845. Res., Tullymore, Ballymena, Co.
Antrim; Derrynoyd, Draperstowu R S.O., Co.
Derry; 3 Regent Sr., S.AV.
Hon. Anne O'N., b. 1849.
O'NEILL, Col. "William Henry SlingsbY,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. Roy. Dubl.
Fus. retd., now comdg. 3rd Batt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1854.
O'NIAL, Surg.-Gen. John, C.B. (Mil. i38t),
Kaffraria 1852-3, Ind. Front. 1863, Afghn., and
Nile 1884-5 (Prme. Med. Offr.), ret. 1887: b.
1827. Club, Nav. and Mil.
ONSLOW, family name of the Earldom of
that title.
ONSLOW, Baronet. Sir William "Wallace
Rhoderic Onslow, 5th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1797), a D.L.
for Cornwall and Wilts. (High Sheriff of Cornwall
1883), formerly Capt. Duke of Cornw. Mil. and
Lieut. 12th Foot, served in New Zealand: son
of 4th Bt.,b. 1845, sue. 1876, mar. 1873 Octavia
Katherine, dau. of Sir Fras. A. Knox-Gore, 1st
Bt. Heir, his son Roger Warin Beaconsfield
(b. i83o ; 2nd heir, next son, William Gore
Arlaby, b. 1887). Seats, Hengar, St. Tudy R.S.O.,
Cornwall; Chitterne, Heytesbury R.S.O., Wilts.
ONSLOW, Earl of. William Hillier Onsloto,
4th Eavl [U.K.) and a Bt., B.C. (Gt. Br. 1903),
G.C.M.G. (1889), Cham, of Cmttees. in Ho. of
Lords, a D.L. for Surrey, and High Steward
of Guildford, has been Pres. of Bel. of Agri-
culture, twice Under Sec. for the Colonies
and for India, was Gov. of N. Zealand 1889-91,
twice a Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria, late
a Co. Aid. for London : son of the late Geo.
Aug. Cranley Onslow, Esq. (a nephew of 3rd
E. ) ; b. March 7, 1S53 ; sue. 1870 (G.) ; mar. 1875
Hon. Florence Coulstoun Gardner, dau. of 3rdBn.
Gardner. Seat, Clandon Pk., Guildford ; town
res., 7 Richmond Terr., Whitehall, S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1660. Gt. Br. : Bn. Onslow,
1716 ; Bu. Cranley. 1776. U. K. : E. of Onslow and Vise.
Cranley, 1801.— Sir Richd. Onslow, 3rd Bt., who had
been Speaker of the House of Commons and Chancellor
of the Exchequer, was granted the Onslow Barony. The
4th Bn., who was son of Rt. Hon. Arthur Onslow,
another Speaker of the House, and who had previously
been created Bn. Cranley, obtained the Earldom and
Viscty.
Titled Relatives.
(Onslow.)
Issue of present (4th) F.:
Vise. Cranlev, heir to Earldom: Richard William
Alan O., B.A., a D.L. for Surrey, a 3rd Sec. in
Diplom. Serv. : b. 1876.
Lady Gwendolen Florence Mary, now Lady G.
Guinness, b. 1881, mar. 1903 Hon. Rupert Edwd.
Cecil G., eld. son and heir of Bn. Iveagh, q.v.
Lady Dorothy Evelyn Augusta O., b. 1885.
Hon. Victor Alexander Herbert Huia 0., 2nd heir,
b. 1890.
Granddans. of 3rd E. (issue of lats Vise. Cranley,
2nd cousins of present E.) :
Hon. Katherine Elizabeth 0.,b. 1853. Res., 2 Downe
Terr., Richmond, Surrey.
Hon. Emily Marian 0., b. i3s6. Res., the same.
ONSLOW, Knight. Sir Alexander Camp-
bell Onslow, Kt. Bach. (1895), B.A., has been
Attorn. -Geu. of Brit. Honduras and W. Aus-
tralia, Ch. Justice of latter, having also four
times admind. its Govt. : b. 1842 (descendant
of istBn. O.), mar. 1878 Madeline Emma, dau.
of Rev. Robt. Loftus Tottenham, lies. , 22 Vic-
toria Rd., Kens., W.
ONSLOW, Col. George Thorp, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.M.L.I., Soudan 1884-5, and on spec. serv.
in S. Africa 1900, late an Insp. of Marine Re-
cruiting : b. 1858 (2nd cousin of preceding). Club,
TJ. Serv.
ONTARIO, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Lennox Mills, D.D., LL.D., D.C.L., 2nd Bp.,
formerly Rect. of Trin. Church, Montreal, Canon
of the Cathedral, and Arehdn : b. 1846, cons. 1900.
Res., Bishop's Ct. , Kingston, Ont.— The Metropol.
of Canada is now the Abp. of Montreal.
OODEYPORE— see '•Udaipur."
OPENSHAW. Mai. Thomas Horrocks, C.M.G.
(1901), M.B., F.R.C.S., Vol. R.A.M.C., Surg, to
Lond. and Natl. Orthopaedic Hosp. and Sen. Surg.
Poplar Hosp., Surg.-Maj. Lines. Imper. Yeom.,
was a Surg, in S. Africa 1900: b. 1856. Res.,
Podkins, Biddenden, Cranbrook, Kent ; i6Wim-
pole St., W.
OPPENHEIMER, Knight's Widow. L ady 0.
(Bertha, dau. of the late Leopold Goldbeck, Esq.),
mar. 1864 Sir Chas. Oppenheimer, Cons. -Gen. of
Hesse-Nassau and Gr. Duchy of Baden (d. 1900).
ORAM, Richard Ed ivard Sprague, C.B. (Civ.
1895), late Ch. Insp. of Factories, entered Home
Office i85i : b. 1830. Res., 29 Sackville Gdns.,
Hove, Brighton.
ORANGE, Willi am, C.B. (Civ. 1 885), M.D. (Hei-
delberg), F.R.C.P., formerly Supt. Broadmoor
Asylum, was Pres. 1883 of Med. Psychol. Assoc. :
b. 1833. Res., Oakhurst, Godalming, Surrey.
ORANMORE and BROWNE, Baron. Geof-
frey Henry Browne Browne- Guthrie, 3rd Bn.
(Irel.),& Repres. Peer (el. 1902), M.A., a D.L.
for Mayo (High Sheriff 1890), formerly Lieut.
4th Batt. Roy. Scots Fus. (Mil.) : son of 2nd Bn. ;
b. Jan. 6, 1861; sue. 1900 (C.) ; mar. 1901 Hon.
Olwen Verena Vonsonby, dau. of Vise. Duncannon,
son of 7th E. of Bessborough. Stats, Castle Mac-
garrett, Claremorris, Co. Mayo ; Bourtree Hill,
Irvine, Ayrsh. ; The Mount, Kilmarnock, same
Co.
Creation. Bn. Oranmore and Browne, Irel. 1336.— The
Rt. Hon. Dominick Browne, M.P. for Co. Mayo in seven
Parliaments, was advanced to this Barony. Hissuccessor
assumed the additional name Guthrie.
Titled Relatives.
( Browne-Guthrie. )
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Geoffrey Dominick. Edward Browne B.-G.,
heir to Barony, b. 1901. (No 2nd heir.)
Hon. Kathleen Marcia Browne B.-G., b. 1903.
Surviving dau. of 2nd Bn. (sist. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1861.)
Hon. Mary Christina Browne, now Hon. Mrs.
Maurice des Graz, b. 1862, mar. 1890, Maurice des
G., Esq. Res., Crossboyne Glebe, Claremorris, Co.
Mayo ; 17 Beaufort Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
ORCHHA, the Maharaja of. H. H. Sir
Pratap Singh, Bahadur, G.C.I.E. (1900;
K.C.I.E. 1894), K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), a Ruling
Chief of India: b. 1854. Res., Tehri, Bun-
delkhand, Centr. India.
*** Regarding the orthography, we are informed that
"Orchcha" would be more correct, and "Achchha"
even more than that.
ORDE (CAMPBELL-) , Baronet. Sir Arthur
John Campbell- Orde, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1790)
502 OBD
Directory of Peerage,
OHM
I a D.L. for Argyllsh., Maj. in Lo vat's Scouts
Imper. Yeom., sensed in S. Africa 1900-1 : son of
3rd Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1897, mar. 1892 Maie Bonald,
dan. of Capt. Jno. C. Stewart. Heir, his son
John Vernon (b. 1894; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
Colin Eidley, b. 1867). Seat, Kihnory House,
: Lochgilphead, ArgvUsh.
1 OEDE (CAMPBELL-), Baronet's Widow.
I Louisa, Lady O.-O. (Louisa Charlotte Temple,
I dau. of the late Eobt. T. Erere, Esq.), mar. 1884,
as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. "VV. P. Campbell-Orde, 3rd
I Bfc. (d. 18Q7). Ees., Lyle Ct., Sevenoaks, Kent.
I OKDE-POWLETT— see " Powlett (Orde-) ."
i O'BEILLY, The (ancient Ir. title). Myles
John O'S. Res., The Heath House, Co. Leitrim.
O'EEILLY, Lt.-Col. Thomas Joseph, C.M.Gh
(1901), V.D., A.D.C. to Comdt.-Gen. of Loc.
Forces at the Cape, Mayor of Cape Town in year
of promotion (2nd time), is a stockbroker and
estate agent: b. 1845. Itts., Erin .Lodge, Boode-
I Hek Cdns., Cape Town.
OEFOED, Earl of. Eobert Horace Walpole,
5th Earl {U.K.), a D.L. for Norfolk and for
Co. of City of Norwich, formerly Sub-Lieut.
E.N. and Capt. Norfolk Mil., has been attached
to three foreign Missions : nephew of 4th E. and
son of Hon. Eredk. Walpole, Com. E.N., M.P. ;
b. July 10, 1854 ; sue. 1894 (C.) ; mar. 1888 Louise
Melissa, dau. of I). C. Corbin, Esq., of New York.
Seats, Wolterton Pk. and Mannington Hall,
Aylsham E.S.O., Norfolk; Waborne Hall, Holt
E.S.O., same Co. ; town res., 36 Bruton St., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Walpole of Walpole, 1723 ;
Bn. Waipole of Wolterton, 1756. U.K.: E. of Orford,
1806. " Vise. Walpole" is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.
—Sir Robt. Walpole, the famous Prime Minister of
Georges I. and II., after being made K.G. (the only
commoner except Wm. Herbert, afterwards Earl of
Pembroke, who was ever so honoured!, was in 1742
created Earl of Oxford, Vise. Walpole, and Bn. of
Houghton. His son, who also held distinguished
Government appointments, had many years previously
j been given the title Bn. Walpole 'of Walpole, with
; remainder to the male descendants of his grandfather,
and this is the only one of the four Peerages just named
that survived the 4th Earl of the older line. This last
was Horace Walpole, a noted politician and litterateur,
the owner of Strawberry Hill, Twickenham, and 3rd son
of Sir Robert. But the latter's brother Horatio had been
separately created Bn. Walpole of Wolterton, and to his
son Horatio the surviving Barony of Walpole also now
passed, he being later on created 1st Earl of Orford
in the present line.
Titled Relatives and Heiu.
(Walpole.)
Issue 0/ present (5th) E. :
Lady Dorothy Rachel Melissa W., b. 1889.
The deceased Horatio Corbin W-, b. 1891, d. 1893.
Bro. of "present E., heir pres. to Earldom :
(Present Earl, b. 1854.)
Clare Horatio jr., Esq., b. 1838. (and heir, by spec. ,
remainder as above, to Barony W. of Walpole
only, Henry Spencer Va.de- Walpole, b. 1837, gt. gt.
nephew of 1st Earl.)— The present Earl's sister is
Visctss. Canterbury.
Surviving dau. of 4th E. (isfc cousin of present) :
Lady Dorothy Elizabeth Mary, now Dnqnesa del
Bateo, b. 1842, mar. 1868 the Duque del B., Grandee
of Spain of the 1st Class Res., 7 Via della Pace,
Palazzo Minziante, Naples.
Dau. of 3rd E. [aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1813, d. 1894.)
; Lady Dorothy Fanny, now Lady D. DTevill, b. 1826,
mar. 1847 the late Regd. Hy. N., Esq., grandson of
1st E. of Abergavenny (d. 1878). Res., 45 Charles
St., Berkeley Sq., W.
OEOAN, Maj. Charles, M.Y.O. (5th class,
i9Q5)j late 1st Yorks. Eegt. ; Soudan 1885-6 and
S. Africa, now Qmr. Chelsea Hosp. : b, 1853.
OEIEL, Baron (U.K. 1821), Imper. title of
Vise. Massereene, also an Ir. title of the same
(1790).
OEKNEY, Bishop of— see "Aberdeen."
OEKNEY, Earl of. Edmond Walter Fitz-
Maurice, 7th Earl (Scot.), late Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt.
Oxfordsh. L.I. (Mil.) : nephew of 6th E. and son
of Hon. Henry W. EitzMaurice ; b. May 24, 1867 ;
sue. 1889; mar. 1892 Constance Macdonald, dau.
of the late David Gilchrist, Esq. Seat <&c.,
Glanmore, Templemore, 1 Co. Tipperary; Tithe
House, Stewkley, Bucks., nr. Leighton Buzzard.
Creation. Scot. : E. of Orkney, Vise. Kirkwall, and
Bn. Dechmont, 1696.— Lord Geo. Hamilton, whose father
had been created Duke of Hamilton for life, was the
recipient of these three titles. He was a distinguished
military commander and took part on the Protestant side
in the wars between William III. and James II. ; after-
wards in those on the Continent under Anne, was
also Governor of Edinburgh and of Virginia. Three
Countesses followed him, the titles all admitting of
female succession ; the first married the 4th Earl of
Inchiquin, the next the 1st Marq. of Thomond, and the
third the Hon. Thos. EitzMaurice, son of the Earl of
Shelburne and brother of the 1st Marquess of Lans-
downe. The 6th Earl, a K.C.M.G. and a Representative
Peer, was a Captain in the Array who served in the
Crimea.
Titled Relatives.
(FitzMaurice.)
Issue of present (jth) E. :
Lady Mary Constance Hamilton F„ heiress pres. to
Earldom, b. 1903. (2nd heir her uncle Hon. Alex-
ander.)
Bro. and sist. of present E. (granted rank of
Earl's issue 1890) :
Lady Isabella Emily, now Lady I. Garrett, b. 1862,
mar. 1888 Jno. Burnham G. , Esq.
(Present Earl, b. 1867.)
Hon. Alexander Edward.P., b. 1374. Club, Wellington.
Issue of $th E. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1827, d. 1889, childless.)
Lady Isabella Emma Elizabeth, now Lady I. Keane,
b. 1832, mar. 1886, 2nd husb., the lateLt.-Gen. Hon.
Hussey Fane K., C.B. (d. 1895), son of 1st Bn. Keane,
q.v.
Hon. James Terence F., Capt. R.N. retired, a Co.
Aid. for Berks., formerly Insp.-Gen. of Prisons in
Ceylon : b. 183s, mar. 1861 Frances Rhoda, dau. of
the late Sir Wm. G. Ouseley, K.C.B. (Hon. Mrs.
James F.). Res., Fernley, Maidenhead, Berks. ;
Mercia House, Lansdowne Rd., Hove, Brighton.
Lady Emily Charlotte F., b. 1836. Res., The Hollies,
Maidenhead.
Lady Maria Louisa, now Lady M. Spearman, b. 1837,
mar. 1859 Edmd. Robt. S., Esq., C.M.G. (q.v.l, son
of Rt. Hon. Sir Alex. Y. Spearman, 1st Bt.
— Daus. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Frederick F. (Mary Anne Taylor, dau. of
the late Robt. 1. S. Abraham, Esq.), mar.,ist, 1853,
the late Hon. Fredk. O'Bryen F., Com. R.N.
(d. 1867) ; 2mlly, 1S69, Lt.-Col. Archib. Macintosh
—forfeiting rank. Res., Fordlands, Newton Abbot,
Devon.]
Hon. Mrs. Alexander F. (Adela Mary, dau. of Simon
T. Scrope, Esq., and widow of Edwd. Riddell, Esq.),
mar. 1873,2nd husb., the late Hon. Alex. Temple F.
(d. 1894). Res., Llangattock House, Abergavenny,
Monm.
Sist.-in-laiv of $th E. (gt. aunt of present and
dau. -in-law of Vise. Kirkwall) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1803, d. 1877.)
Hon. Mrs. William Edward F. (Anne Louisa, dau.
of Jno. Hatton, Esq.), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, the
late Lt.-Col. Hon. Willm. Edwd. F. (d. 1889).
OEMATHWAITE, Baron. Arthur Walsh,
2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., Hon. Col. 3rd Batt.
S. Wales Borderers (Mil.), formerly Capt. 1st
OHM Baronetage, Knightage, $c. OEM 50.3
j Life Gds., late Chnin. of Badnor C.C. and Lord
Lieut, of county, an M.P. i365-8o : son of istBn.;
b. April 14, 1827; sue. 1881 (<7.) ; mar. 1858 Lady
Katkerine' Emily Mary Somerset, dau. of 7th D. of
Beaufort, K.Gh Seats &c, Ormathwaite, Kesy/iek,
Cumbd. ; WarfieldBk., Bracknell, Berks.; Stret-
tington, Cbichester.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1804; Bn. Ormathwaite, 1868.
—Sir John Walsh, 2nd Bt., M.P. and Lord Lieutenant
for Radnorshire, was the first holder of this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
{Walsh.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Arthur Henry John W., heir to Barony, a
' Groom in Waiting to H.M., a D.L. for Radnorsh.,
formerly an M. P., Lieut. 1st Life Gds., and Equerry
to H.R.H. the late Duke of Clarence and Avon-
dale, now a Groom-in-Waiting to H. M. : b. 1859,
mar. 1890 Lady Clementine Frances Anne Pratt,
! dau. of 3rd Marq. Camden. Res., Warficld Pk., as
above,
Hon. Margaret Blanche Hr., b. i860.
! Hon. Edith Katharine W., b. 1861.
Hon. Charles Edward W., 2nd heir, late Maj. Rifle
Brigade, served in Nile Expedn. 1897-8, now Ch.
Const, of Radnorsh. : b. i362. Res. Penybont
R.S.O., Radnorsh.
Hon. George Harry William W., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1905), Capt. Reserve of Offrs., formerly Lieut. Gren.
Gds. , served in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1863. Club,
Guards'.
Hon. Gerald W., an Assist. Insp. Loc. Govt. Bd., b.
1864. Res., 6 St. James's PI., S.W.
The late Hon. Guy Robert W., b. 1865, d. 1883.
Hon. (Nigel) Christopher W., B.A., barrister-at-laAV,
Insp. of Reformatories : b. 1867, mar. 1904 Pauline,
dau. of Henry P. Makins, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Chris-
topher W.).
Hon. Reginald W., Bidt. Cons, at the Piraeus, b. 1868.
A deceased son, b. & d. i860.
Hon. Emily Gertrude ir.,b. 1870.
— D au.- in-law :
Lady Clementine W., see Hon. Arthur above.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1827.)
Hon. Maria Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Horace
Trelaivny, b. 1835, mar. 1855 Capt. Horace Dormer
T. Res. , Shotwick Pk. , Chester.
Hon. Augusta Rosa, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Barnett,
b. 1840, mar. 1872 Chas. Edwd. B., Esq. Res., Edge
Grove, V/ afford, Herts.
— Dau.-in-law\:
Hon. Mrs. Digby W. (Fanny Matilda, dau. of Hy.
Stroud, Esq.), mar. 1855 the late Rev. the Hon.
Digby W. (&. 1869). Res., 27 Roy. Cresc, Bath;
133 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
OBMELIE &c, Baron (Scot. 1677), and Earl
of O. (U.K. 1885), titles of the Breadalbane
Marquessate.
OBMOKDE, Marquess of. James Edward
William Theobald Butler, 3rd Marq. (Irel.),
s>ts as Baron Ormonde (U.K.) ; K.P. (1888), B.C.
(Irel. 1902), Hered. Chief Butler of Ireland, Lieut,
of Kilkenny, and Vice-Adm. of Leinster, Hen.
Col. 5th Batt. Eoy. Ir. Begt. (Mil.) and Hon.
Com. Boy. Nav. Bes., formerly Capt. 1st Life
Gds. : son of 2nd M. ; b. Oct. 5, 1844 ; sue. 1854
(C); mar. 1876 Lady Elizabeth Harriet Gfrosvenor,
dau. of 1st D. of Westminster, K.Gr. Seat, Kil-
kenny Castle, Ireland ; toivn res., 32 Upper Brook
St., W.
Creations. Irel. : E of Ormonde, 1328 ; E. of Ossory,
1527 ; Vise. Thurles, 1537 ; M. of Ormonde, 1825. (? E. of
Carrick or Karryke, 1315, see below, also for Bn. Arklow.)
U.K. : Bn. Ormonde, 1821.— Theobald Fitz Walter, who
accompanied Henry II. into Ireland, was created Chief
Butler in 1177 ; his successor assumed the title of Le
Botiler, which grew into the family name. James, the
7th Butler, having while a minor paid 2000 marks for
liberty "to marry whomsoever he pleased," allied himself
accordingly with a granddaughter of King Edward I.,
and was forthwith created Earl of Ormonde. Their son
the 2nd Earl was called " The Noble Earl" by virtue of
his royal ancestry. The 3rd Earl purchased in 1391 the
Castle of Kilkenny, which has ever since been the family
residence. The 5th Earl was by Henry VI. made Earl of
Wiltshire, a K.G., and Lord Higli Treasurer of England ;
but he was captured by the Yorkists and beheaded. The
Earldom was restored by Edward IV. to Ms brother and
heir, a nobleman stated to have been " complete master
of all the languages of Europe," and who was sent as
Ambassador to several Courts, but who died during a
pilgrimage in the Holy Land. The 7th Earl was also
attainted, but restored. The 8th, a remote cousin, who
succeeded in 1515, had in 1527 to relinquish his title to his
predecessor's son-in-law, who was also created Vise.
Sochford and Earl of Wiltshire, and was father of Lord
Rochford and Anne Boleyn, both beheaded. The dis-
possessed Earl was given the Ossory Earldom as a solace,
and on the death of his rival without male issue was
restored to his former title. The 9th Earl, who was made
Vise. Thurles, was poisoned, together with his steward
and sixteen servants, at a supper at Ely House, Holborn.
The 10th, termed "The Black Earl" from his dark com-
plexion, was made by Elizabeth Lord Treasurer of
Ireland. The 12th, who became Lord Lieutenant of the
same, was created Marquess and afterwards Duke of
Ormonde, the latter title in the Peerage of both king-
doms ; he was also made Earl of Brecknock in England.
He is known as " The Great Duke of Ormonde/' but the
2nd Duke was equally distinguished as a military com-
mander under both William III. and Anne ; but under
George I. he was impeached for high treason, attainted,
and deprived of his English titles. He died in exile and
his brother succeeded as 3rd Irish Duke, but died child-
less, whereupon all his titles expired ; but the Irish
Earldoms and Viscty. passed dejure to the heir male of
the family, and at length (1791) were confirmed to the
17th holder of the title of Earl of Ormonde. The 19th
Earl was awarded the re-created and existing Marquess-
ate, as also the Imperial Barony. The Irish titles of E.
of Carrick (Karrick, Karrik, or Karryke — 1315) and
Bn. Arklow (1302) have been also ascribed to this Peer-
age, and Mr. Cokayne regards the former, in one or
other of its forms, as probably correct and as having
"lapsed unaccountably" (the' branching off of the
recognised Carrick Earldom may not improbably he the
cause) ; but the Arklow Barony seems shadowy alto-
gether. There have been repeated ci t at ions of a Butler
Barony in this line (Eng. or U.K.), but the only one
extant has passed to the Lucas Barony (Cowper Earldom)
— a daughter of the 1st Bn. Butler having married the
2nd Earl Cowper, to whose successor it reverted in 1871
upon removal of an attainder which had lasted from
1715. The Scottish Barony of Dingwall was also brought
into this family by the marriage of the isp Duke with
Eliz. Preston, Bnss. in her own right ; but that also
passed to the Cowper line.
Titled Relatives.
(Butler.)
Issue of present (3rd) 31. :
Lady Beatrice Frances Elizabeth, now Lady B, Pole-
Carevo, b. 1876, mar. 1901 Maj.-Gen. Sir Ilegd.P.-O.,
K.C.B., q.v.
Lady Constance Mary B. , b. 1879.
Surviving issue of 2nd M. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1844.)
Lady Mary Grace Louisa, now Lady M. Fitzwilliain,
an Extra Lady of the Bedchamber to H.I.H. the
Duchess of Saxe-Coburg : b. 1846, mar. 1877 Hon.
William Henry Wentworth-F., son of 6th Earl
Fitzwilliam, q.v., and heir pres. to the title.
Lord (James) Arthur Wellington Foley B., heir
pres. to Marquessate, M. A., formerly Lieut. istLife
Gds. and State Steward to E. of Carnarvon when
Viceroy of Irel. : b. 1349, mar. 1S87 Ellen, dau. of
the late Gen. Anson Stager, U.S.A. (Lady Arthur
jB.). Res., 7 Portman Sq., W. (2nd heir, his son
James George Anson, b. 1890.)
Rev Lord (James) Theobald Bagot John B., M.A., b.
1852, mar. 1885 Annabella Brydon, dau. of Rev.
Cosmo R. Gordon, D.D. (Lady Theobald B.). Res.,
Ulcombe Rect., Maidstone.
Lady Blanche Henrietta Maria, now Lady B.
Edwardes, b. 1854, mar. 1882 Lt. -Col. Hon. Cuthbert
Ellison E. , son of 3rd Bn. Kensington, q. v.
504 OEM Directory of Peerage, OTW
— D axis. -in-law :
Ladies Arthur and Theobald, wives of two above.
ORMSBY, Bishop— see " Honduras."
O.RMSBY, Knight. Sir Lambert Hepenstal
Ormsby, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.D., F.R.C.S.I. (Pres.
during the King's visit), a memb. of Senate of
Dublin Univ., Sen. Surg, to Co. Dublin Infirm.,
to Meath Hosp., &c, Fell. Boy. Med.-Chirurg.
Soc. and of Roy. Acad. Med. of Ireld. : b. 1849,
mar. 1874 Anastatia, dau. of the late Jno. Dickin-
son, Esq. Res., 92 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
ORNSTEIN, John Isidore Maurice, C.M.G.
(1882), formerly Dep. Dir.-Gen. of Customs for
Egypt, several times Acting Einanc. Adviser or
Und. Sec. for Finance, organised Tobacco Regie
in Persia: b. 1851. Res., Teheran.
0'RORKE,Knigiit. Hon.Sir(GEORGE)MAURiCE
O'Rorke, Kt. Bach.' (1880), M.A., LL.D., eight
times elected Speaker of H. of Repres. N.Z. , Chmn.
of Auckland Univ. Coll. from 1883 : b. 1830, mar.
1858 Cecilia Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Alex.
Shepherd, Colon. Treas. N.Z. Res., Onehunga,
Auckland, N.Z.
ORPEN, Henry Martyn Herbert, C.M.G.
(1898) , late Assist. Treas., Acct. -Gen., &c, of Cape
Col., was Capt. Comdt. Native Levies in Kami-
War of 1851-3, ret. 1898: b. 1831. Res,, Fairfield,
Wynberg, Cape Col.
ORPEN, Maj. Redmond Newenham Norris,
C.M.G. (1901), comd. Orpen's Horse (which he
raised) in S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1864.
ORR, Lt.-Col. Alexander Stewart, D.S.O.
(1900-1), eorndg. 2nd Batt. Roy. Ir. Regt. ; Egypt,
Hazara 18S8, N.W. Front. 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1861.
ORR, Capt. John Boyd, D.S.O. (1500-1), 1st
Batt. Norf. Regt.; S. Africa 1S99-1900 : b. 1871.
ORR, John Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1858), M.D.,
formerly Insp.-Gen. of Hosps. Madras, ret. 1880,
an Hon. Surg, to H.M.
ORR, Maj. Michael Harrison. D.S.O. (1902),
Yorks. Regt. ; Nile and Soudan 1884-0, 8. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1859.
ORRERY, Earl of {Irel. 1660)— see "Cork &0."
OSAKA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Hugh James
Foss, D.D., Missnry. Bp., prev. S.P.G. Missnry.
at Kobe, Japan (1876-99), and Exam. Chapl. to
Bp. of Japan, formerly a Curate in L'pool. and
Chester: b. 1848, cons. 1899, mrrd. Res., The
Firs, Kobe, Japan.
OSBORN, Baronet. Sir Algernon KerrBut-
ler Osborn, 7th Bt. of Chicksands {Eng. 1662),
Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.) : grandson
of 6th Bt. and son of the late Henry J. R. Osborn,
Esq. ; b. 1870, sue. 1892, mar. 1903 Beatrice,
dau. of Wm. B. Greenfield, Esq. Heir pres., Iris
uncle Francis Mark Seymour 0. (b. 1841 ; 2nd
heir, latter's bro. Rev. George Montagu O., b.
1843). Seat, Chicksands Priory, Shefford R.S.O.,
Beds.
OSBORN, Baronet's Widow. Mary, Lady 0.
(Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Geo. Sitwell,
2nd Bt.), mar. 1871, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo. R.
Osbom, 6th Bt. (d. 1892).
OSBORN, Lt.-Col. Philip Barlow, D.S.O.
(1899) , Oxfordsh. L.I. ; Uganda 1898-9, Somalild.
1902-4 : b. 1870.
OSBORNE, family name of Leeds Dukedom,
q.v. for " Lords" and " Ladies."
OSBORNE, Baron {Eng. 1673), and Viscount
{Scot. 1674)— see "Leeds, D. of."
OSBORNE, Baronet. Sir Francis Osborne,
15th Bt. of Newtown {Irel. 1629), 1st cousin of
14th Bt. and son of the late Chas. Osborne, Esq. ;
b. 1856. sue. 1879, mar. i8go Kathleen Eliza, dau.
of the late Geo. Whitfield, Esq. Heir, his son
George Francis (b. 1894 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Derrick, b. 1897). R™-* The Grange, Framfield,
Uckfield, Sussex ; 2 Fitzroy Sq., W.
OSBORNE, Baronet's Widow. Emma, Lady
0., dau. of the late Chas. Webb, Esq., mar. 1873
Sir Chas. S. Osborne, 14th Bt. (d. 1879). Res.,
Beechwood Pk., Nenagh, Co. Tipperary ; 20
Eceleston Sq., S.W.
O'SHANASSY, Knight's Widow. Lady O'S.
(Margaret, dau. of Matthias M'Donnell, Esq.), j
mar. 1839 Hon. Sir John O'Shanassy, K. C.M.G.,
formerly thrice Prem. of Victoria (d* 1883). Res.,
Tara Hall, Hawthorn, Melbourne.
O'SHAUGHNESSY, Richard, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1900), B.A., barrister-at-law,
was Registr. of Petty Sessions Clerks in Ireld.
1883-91, late Commissi-, of Pub. Works in Ireld. :
b. 1842. Res., 3 Wilton PL, Dublin.
O'SHEE, Lady Gwendolina Isabella Anna
Maria, dau. of 1st E. of Lichfield.
OSSORY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John Baptist
Crazier, D.D., late Canon of St. Patrick's and
Hon. Sec. to Gen. Synod of Ch. of Ireld., was
Chapl. to Lord Lieut. 1891 and Exam. Chapl.
to Abps. of Armagh 1886-97 : b. 1853, mar. 1877
cons. 1897 as 87th Bp. of Ossory, 89th of Ferns,
and 65th of Leighlin. Res., The Palace, Kilkenny.
OSSORY, Earl of {Irel. 1527), a title of the
Ormonde Marquessate, borne by the heir when a
son.
OSSULSTON, Lord {by courtesy -title Bn. O.,
Eng. 1682), only son and heir of the Earl of
Tankerville.
O'SULLIVAN, Bishop— see "Tuam."
OSWALD, Lieut. William Digby, D.S.O.
(1QC2), Rail. Pioneer Regt.; S. Africa 1902: b.
1S80.
OSWALDESTRE, Baron (or Fitzalan of
Clun and 0., Eng., i627)-see "Norfolk D. of."
OTTAWA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Charles
Hamilton, D.D., D.C.L., 1st Bp., formerly Rect,
of St. Matthew's Quebec, and Prolocutor of
Provinc. Synod: b. 1834, mar. 1862, cons. Bp.
of Niagara 1885, el. to the new Bishopric 1896.
Res., Ottawa.
OTTER, Col. William Dillon, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Roy. Canad. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1900,
late A.D.C. to Gov. -Gen. of Canada, now comdg.
Mil. Dist. No. 2 : b. 1843. Res., 98 Beverley St.,
Toronto.
OTTLEY, Knight. Col. Sir John Walter
Oltley, K.C.I.E. (1904), R.E., served in Tirah
Expedn. 1897-8, is Pres. Roy. Engrg. Coll.
Coopers' Hill, formerly Insp.-Gen. of Irrig. to
Ind. Govt, and Dep. Sec. in Works Dept. ; a
Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1841, mar.
1884 Emily, dau. of the late Henry W m. Dobell,
Esq. Res., Coopers' Hill, Englefield Grn., !
Surrev, nr. Staines.
OTTLEY, Capt. Charles Langdale, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., Peru 1877, Egypt 1882,
now Dir. of Nav. Intell., has been Nav. Attache
to Marit. Cfcs. at Washington, Tokio, Rome, St.
Petersburg, and Paris : b. 1858. Res., Winter-
bourne Grange, nr. Bristol; 23 Whitehall Ct.,
S.W.
OTTLEY, Lt.-Col. George Frederic, D.S.O.
(1902), late Yorks. L.I. ; Zhob Valley 1890, N.W.
Front. 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. i860.
OTW AY, Baronet's Widow {remrrd.). Eliza,
Lady 0. (Eliza Price Noble, dau. of Jno.
Campbell, Esq., of Bumham Grove), mar., 1st,
1868, Adm. Sir Geo. G. Otway, 2ndBt. (d. 1881) ;
OTW
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
OXM 505
2ndly, 389S, Lt.-Col. Thos. W. C. Leathern-
retaining title. Res., Rouge Bouillon, Jersey.
OTWAY, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt.
Hon. Sir Arthur John Otway, P.C {Gt. Br.
1885), 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), barrister-at-law, in
the Army 1839-46, many years an M.P., and has
been Chmn. of Committees, H. of Commons, and
Under Sec. For. Affairs : son of 1st Bt. and
bro. of 2nd, b. 1822, sue. 1881, mar. 1851 Hen-
rietta, dau. of Sir Jas. Langham, 10th Bt. Heir,
none. Res., 34 Eaton Sq., S.W.
0 USE LEY, Maj. Ralph Glynn, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. i865.
OUTRAM, Baronet. Sir Francis Boyd
Outram, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1858), formerly in B.C.S.,
served in Indian Mutiny, and was Under See.
to Gov. of N.W. Provs. : son of 1st Bt-, b. 1836,
sue. 1863, widower. Heir, his son Rev. James 0.
(b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next son, Francis Davidson, b.
1867}. l?es-> Clach-na-Faire, Pitlochry, Perthsh.
*** Sir James Outram, G.C.B., K.S.I.,, the 1st Baronet,
who was buried in Westminster Abbey, whs illustrious
for the part he took in su;>; messing the Indian Mutiny.
Ilis father, Benjamin Outram, C.E., is notable for his
connection with tramroads.
OUTTRIM, Lt.-Col. Frank Leon, I.S.O.
(1904), Melbourne Garr. AitilL retd., now I)ep.
Postmr.-Gen. of Victoria: b. 1847. Res., Mel-
bourne.
OVEN'S, Col. Gerald Hedley, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Border Regt.; Afghn. 1880, Waziri-
stan 1804-5, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1856.
OVEREND, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of Bn.
Barrymore.
OVERSTONE Barony {U.K. 1850) — extinct
from 1883 at death of 1st and only Bn. (surname
Loyd).
Surviving Daughter.
Hon. Harriet Sarah, now The Lady Wantage,
11. B.C. (q.v.), b. 1837, mar. 1858 the late 1st and only
Bn. W.
OVERTOUN, Baron. John Campbell White,
1st Bn. {U.K.), M.A., F.R.G.S., a D.L. and
Convener of Dumbartonsh. and a D.L. for Co. of
City of Glasgow : son of the late Jas. "White, Esq. ;
b. Nov. 21, 1843; cr. Bn. 1893 (L.) ; mar. 1867
Grace Eliza, dau. of the late Jas. H. M'Clure, Esq.
No heir. Seat, Overtoun, Dumbarton.
Creation. Bn. Overtoun, U.K. 1893.— No issue.
OWEN, Baronet. Sir Hugh Charles Owen,
3rd Bt. {U.K. 1813), a D.L. for Pembrokesh.,
formerly Lieut. 73rd Regt., served at Monte Video
and in Kaffir War of 1846-7: son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1826, sue. 1891, mar. 1890 Martha Roberts
Lewis. Heir, his son John Arthur (b. 1892 ;
2nd heir, next son, Augustus, b. 1895). Res.,
Goodwick, Fishguard R.S.O., Pemb.— The
claimant to the other Owen Btcy. has withdrawn.
OWEN, Bishop— see " St. David's."
OWEN, Knight (1). Sir Hugh Owen, G.C.B.
(Civ. 1899 ; K.C.B. 1887), barrister-at-law, late j
Perm. Sec. Local Govt. Bd., author of several
works on duties of local officers and authorities :
b. 1835, mar. 1865 Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of
the late Chas. Burt, Esq. Res., Belmont, Crouch
End Hill, N. ; cliamb., 1 Pump Ct., Temple, E.G.
OWEN, Knight (2). Sir Isambard Owen, Kt.
Bach. (1902), M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., Senior
Deputy Chane. of Univ. of Wales, Vice-Pres. of
Univ. Coll. Bangor, and Vice-Dean of Fac. of
Med. of Lond. Univ., an Examiner in Medicine
to Camb. Univ. and Royal Coll. of Phys. : b. 1850,
mar. 1905 Ethel, dau. of the late Lewis Holland-
Thomas, Esq. Res., 40 Curzon St., Mayfair, W.
OWEN, Lt.-Col. Charles William, C.M.G.
(1887), CLE. (1881), L.R.C.P., I.M.S. retd.
(1902) ; Afghn. 1879-80, Egypt, &c, was Surg,
to Lord Roberts when Com.-in-Ch. in India and
to other General Officers, also Med. Offr. at
various stations : b. 1853. Res., Rose Cottage,
Hankham, nr. Hastings.
OWEN, Col. Henry Mostyn, C.B. (Mil. 1902), \
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), late 1st Dragoon G&s.,
now an Assist. Insp. of Remounts ; Afghn.
1879-80 ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1858.
OWEN, Gen. John Fletcher, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
R.A., Zulu War 1879, has been Comdt. S.
Austral. Land Forces and comd. R.A. at Malta ;
an authority on artillery and small arms, late
Pres. Ordn. Cmttee. : b. 1839. Club, U. Serv.
OWEN, Lady Muriel Frances Louisa, Vis-
countess Helmsley, dau. of 19th E. of Shrewsbury.
OWEN, William, I.S.O. (1902), Ch. Clerk,
Exeheq. and Audit Dept. : b. 1837. Res. , Dorset
ltd., Bexhill-on-Sea.
OWEN (BULKELEY-), Hon. Mrs. Thomas,
dau. of 1st Bn. Harlech.
OWEN (CUNLIFFE-), Edward, C.M.G.
(1886), barrister-at-law, was Sec. to Fisheries
and other Internat. Exhibns. : b. 1857. Rls.,
Man'ir House, Sonning, Reading.
OWENS, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir Charles John
Owens, Kt. Bach. (1902), Engnr. and Rail. Vol.
Staff Corps, Gen. Manager L. & S.W. R., a memb.
of Army Rail. Counc. : b. 1845, mar. 1895 Marion,
dau. of the late Rev. Ceo. Cockerell. Res.,
Bridgewater House, Carlton Rd., Putney Hill,
S.W.
OWSLEY, John Willi am, I.S.O. (1905), Official
Trustee of Funds to Charity Commssn.
OXENDEN ( DIX WELL-) , Baronet. Sir
Percy Dixwell Nowell Dixwell- Oxenden, 10th
Bt. {Eng. 1678), formerly Capt. E. Kent Yeora. :
bro. of gfcli Bt. and son of Rev. Montagu Oxenden :
b. 1S38, sue. 1895, assumed name of Dixwell 1890,
mar. 1868 Isabella, dau. of the late Rev. the Hon.
Danl. Finch-Hatton, bro. of 10th E. of Win-
chilsea. Heir, his son Basil Heneage Dixwell
(b. 1874 ; no 2nd heir). Res., unfixed.
OXENFOORD, Baron {U.K. 1S41), Imper.
title of E. of Stair.
OXFORD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Francis
Paget, D.D., 33rd Bp., late Dean of Christ
Church, was Sen. Student and Tutor of Ch. Ch.,
Vic. ©f Bromsgrove, Oxford Preacher at Chapel
Royal, Reg. Prof, of Pastoral Theol., is author
of several religious and theolosr. works, Chanc. of
Order of the Garter : b. March 20, 1851 (bro. of
Sir Jno. R. Paget, Bt.), widower, cons. 1901, ent.
Lords 1905 {Indcp.) Res., The Palace, Cuddes-
don, Oxford.
OXMANTOWN, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn.
O. Trel. 1792), elder son and heir of E. of Rosse.
506
PAC
Directory of Peerage,
PAL
P.
PACKE, Lady Alice, dau. of ist E. of Kim-
berley.
PAGET, family name of Anglesey Mar-
quessate, q.v. for "Ladies" and Lord Berkeley,
see also below.
PAGET, Baron {Eng. 1553)— see " Anglesey,
M, of."
PAGET, Baronet of Cranmore Hall — see
"Paget, P. 0."
PAGET, Baronet of Harewood Place. Sir
John Raheee Paget, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1871), K.C.
(1902), B.A., LL.B. : son of 1st Bt. (Sir Jas.
Paget, F.R.S., Serjt.-Surg. to Queen Victoria),
b. 1848, sue. 1893, mar. 1883 Julia Norrie, dau.
of the late Geo. L. A. Moke, Esq., of New
York. Heir, his son James Erancis (b. lSgo ;
2nd heir, latter' s twin bro., George Norrie).
Pes., 14 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W. ; ckamb.,
4 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.G.
PAGET, Baronet of Sutton Bonington. Sir
George Ernest Paget , 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1897) , Lt.-Col.
Leie. Yeom. retd., formerly Lieut. Roy. Horse
Gds., is China, of Midland Rail, and a D.L. for
Notts. (High Sheriff 1898) : son of the late Geo.
Byng Paget, Esq., b. 1841, mar. 1864 Sophia,
dau. of Col. Chas. Holden. Heir, his son Cecil
Walter (b. 1875; no 2nd heir). Seat, Sutton
Bonington, Notts., nr. Loughborough,
PAGET, Bishop— see "Oxford."
PAGET, Knight. Commod. Sir Alfred W ynd-
h am Paget, K.,C.M.G. (1905), R.N., Egypt, Suakin,
and Soudan, late Nay. Attache at Paris, rendered
service over Erench claims in Newfoundld., is a
Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1852 (grandson of 1st
M. of Anglesey and younger bro. of follg.). Club,
Turf.
PAGET, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Wal-
purga Ehrengarde Helena, nee Ctas. Walpurga
von Hohenthai), mar. i85o Rt. Hon. Sir Augustus
Berkeley Paget, G.C.B. descendt. of ist E. of
Uxbridge (d. 1896). Pes., Villa di Beleseguardo,
Florence.
PAGET, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of Cran-
more Hall. Rt. Hon. Sir Richard Horner Paget,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1895), istBt. (U.K. 1886), a D.L.
and late Chmn. Somerset C.C. and Q.S., formerly
Capt. 65th Regt., Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Vol. Batt,
Somerset L.I., and an M.P. (1865-95) : son of
the late Jno. Moore Paget, Esq., bT 1832, niar.
i865 Caroline Isabel, dau. of Henry E. Surtees,
Esq., late M.P. Heir, his son Richard Arthur
Surtees (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son, Geoffrey
Moore, b. 1881). Scat, Cranmore Hall, Sheptoii
Maliet, Somerset.
PAGET, Lieut. Albert Edward Sydney
Louis, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1904), 11th Hussars,
S. Africa 1900-1 (as A,L).C), now A.D.C. to
Viceroy of Ireld. ; comd. an Escort on H.M.'s
Irish visit: b. 1879 (son of Maj.-Gen. Arthur
H. F. Paget below). Club, Bachelors'.
PAGET, Maj.-Gen. Arthur Henry Fitzroy,
C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Mil. 1904), late Scots Gds. ;
Ashanti 1873, Soudan, Burma, and S. Africa
1 899-1 901, once a Page of Honour to Queen
Victoria, now in comd. of 1st Div. Aldershot
Aimy Corps : b. 1851 (son of the late Gen. Lord
Alf. H. Paget and grandson of 1st M. of
Anglesey). Pes., 35 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
PAGET, Col. Harold, C.B. (Mil. 1897), D.S.O.
(1900-1), Nile Expedn. and Matabele "War 1896,
comd. 7th Hussars and 19th Batt. Imper. Yeom.
in S. Africa 1900-1 (Paget's Horse), ret. 1904: b.
1849 (son of tne late Col. Leopold G. Paget and
j great grandson of ist E. of Oxbridge). Be*.,
i 262 St. James's Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
PAGET, Lady Muriel Evelyn Vernon, wife
! of heir to Cranmore Hall Baronetcy and dau. of
j 12th E. of Winchilsea.
j PAGET, Ralph Spencer, C.M.G. (1904), Min.
j Plenip. and Cons.-Gen. for Siam : b. 1864 (son of
I the late Rt. Hon. Sir Aug. B. Paget and gt. grand-
son of 1st E. of Uxbridge). Pes., Brit. Legat.,
Bangkok.
PAGET, Col. Wellesley Lynedoch Henry,
M.V.O. uth Class, 1904), R.H.A., S. Africa 1899-
1900, comd. Guard of Honour on H.M.'s in-
spection of R.A. at Woolwich : b. 1858 (bro. of
above Col. Harold Paget) . Club, Army and Navy.
PAIN, Bishop— see " Gippsland."
PAIN, Col. George William Hacket, C.B.
I (Mil. 1901), Wore. Regt. ; Soudan 1888-91,
I Dongola, Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-2 : b.
i 1855. Pes., 21 Alexander Sq., Brompton, S.W.
PAINE, Knight. Sir Thomas Paine, Kt. Bach.
I (1882), late sen. partner in firm of Paines, Blyth,
j and Huxtable, solics. ; Pres. of Incorp. Law Soc.
1882-3: b. 1822, widower. Pes., Broomfield,
I Westcott, Dorking ; 9 Albert Rd., Reg. Pk., N.W.
I PAINE, Capt. Albert Ingraham, D.S.O.
(1902), late King's Roy. Rif. Corps; S.Africa 1899-
1902: b. 1874.
PAINE, Capt. James Henry, D.S.O. (1898),
j R.A., Mekran: b. 1870.
PAINTLAND, Viscount TAY and {Scot. 1677)
— see " Breadalbane, M. of."
I PAISLEY, Lord {bg courtesg— title Scot, 1587),
grandson of the D. of Abercorn.
j PAKENHAM, family name of Longford
j Earldom, q.v. for Lady Margaret and "Hon.
1 Edward."
PAKENHAM, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
j P. (Caroline Matilda, dau. of the late Rev. the
! Hon. Hy. Ward, bro. of 3rd Vise. Bangor), mar.
j 1879 Hon. Sir Fras. J. Pakenham, K.C.M.G., of
! long and extended Diplom. Serv., son of 2nd E.
! of Longford and uncle of present Peer (d. 1905)
Pes., Bernhurst House, Hurst Grn., Etchingham,
i Sussex.
PAKENHAM, Lt.-Gen. Thomas Henry, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), Crimea, retd. 1888, now Col. E. Lanes,
j Regt. : b. 1826.
PAKENHAM, Capt. William Christopher
J C.B. (Mil. 1905), R.N.
PAKHSTGTON, family name of Hampton
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
PALANPUR, the Diwan of. H.H. Sir Sher
Muhammad Khan, G.C.I.E. (1898 ; K.C.I.E. 1893),
a Ruling Chief : b. 1852. Pes., Palanpur, Bombay.
PALEY, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Rayleigh.
PALK, family name of Haldon Barony, q.v.
J for " Hons."
PALLES, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Christopher
! Palles, P.C. (Irel. 1872, Gt.Br. 1892,), LL.D., Lord
j Ch. Bn. of the Exchequer, Ireland, appd. Q.C.
1865, formerly Solic. and Attorn. Gen., is a
Senator of Roy. Univ., a Commissi', of Nat.
Educn, and Chmn. Bd. of Intermed. Educn.
Ireld.: b. 1831, widower. Pes., Mountanville
House, Dundrum, Co. Dublin.
PALLISER, Knights' Widoavs. (1) Lady P.
(Anna, dau. of the late Geo. Perham, Esq.), mar.
1868 Sir Wm. Palliser, C.B., M.P., inventor of the
PAL
- Palliser guns &c. (d. 1882). Res., Hampton Ct.
Palace— (2) Lady P. (Harriet Bertha, dau. of the
late Rev. Chas. E. Cotton) , mar. 1871 Maj .-Gen. Sir
Chas. H. Palliser, G.C.B. (d. 1895). Res., as pre-
, ceding Lady P.
j PALMER, family name of Selborne Earldom,
! q.v. for Lady Mabel (see also below) and " Hons."
PALMER, Baronet of Carlton. Rev. Sir Lewis
j Henry Palmer, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1660), M.A., for-
I merly Rector of East Carlton : son of 7th Bt.
j and bro. of 8th, b. 1818, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his
I 1st cousin Capt. Frederick P. (b. 1825; 2nd heir,
I hitter's son Edward Geoffrey Broadley, b. 1864).
: Seat, Carlton Pk., nr. Uppingham ('el to E. of
! Norbury).
j PALMER, Baronet of Grinkle Pari. Sir
Charles Mark Palmer, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1886),
V.D., M.P. for JarrowDiv. (L.), a D.L. for Co.
i Durham and for N.'Rid. of Yorks., a colliery
; proprietor and founder of the town of Jarrow,
; of which place he was the first Mayor; Hon.
Col. Durham Engr. Vols, and Hon. Col. Comdt.
, Tyneside Submarine Miners : son of the late Geo
, Talnier, Esq., of Newcastle; b. 1822, mar. 1877,
j 3rd wife, Gertrude, dau. of the late Jas. Mont-
I gomery, Esq. Heir, his son George Robson (b.
; 1849; 2nd heir, next son, Alfred Molvneux, b.
i 1853) . Seat, Grinkle Pk., Loftus R.S.O", Yorks. ;
toio a house, 37 Curzon St., W.
PALMER, Baronet ofKenure Park. Sir Roger
! William Henry Palmer, 5th Bt. (Irel. 1777),
; Lt.-Gen. retd. (1881), now Col. of 20th Hussars,
j served in Crimean War, is a D.L. for Co. Sligo,
was High Sheriff of Co. Dublin 1875 and of Mayo
1888, an M.P. 1857-65: son of 4th Bt., b. 1832, sue.
1869, mar. 18S3 Millicent, dau. of the late Rev.
Plumer Rooper. Heir, none. Seats, Keenagh,
; Crossmolina R.S.O., Co. Mayo ; Kenure Pk.,
Rush, Co. Dublin ; Cefn Park, Wrexham, Denb. ;
: Glenisland, Maidenhead ; town res., 4 William St.,
Lowndes Sq., S.W.
! PALMER, Baroxet of Reading. Sir Walter
Palmer, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1904), B.Sc, M.P. for
Salisbury (C), a D.L. for Berks., late Chmn. of
Univ. Coll. Reading, is a Dir. of Huntley and
Palmers : son of the late Geo. Palmer, Esq. , M.P. ;
b. 1858, mar. 1882 Jean, dau. of Wm. Y. Craig,
Esq., M.P. Coheir. Seat, Frognal, Sunninghill,
Ascot ; town res., 50 Grosvenor Sq., W.
PALMER, Baronet of Wanlip. Sir Arckdale
Robert Palmer, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1791), a Co. Aid.
for Leicestersh., formerly Lieut. Rifle Brig, and
Col. 1st Leic. Rifle Vols. : son of 3rd Bt,, b. 1838,
sue. 1866, mar. 1873 the under-mentioned Lady
Augusta Palmer. Heir pres., his bro. George
Hudson (b. 1841 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cousin Charles
Thomas, b. 1842). Seat, Wanlip Hall, Leicester.
PALMER Baronetcy of Win(jham(Eng. 1621), deemed
extinct 1338, but now claimed, ai= 8th Bt., by Chas. Henry
Dayrell Palmer of Dorney Ct., Windsor. Prom the
death of the 6th Bt. in 1838, the succession remained
unclaimed for thirty years, and the late claimant did
not establish his title.
PALMER, Knight. Sir Elwin Mitford
' Palmer, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), K.C.M.G. (1892), Gov.
of National Bk. of Egypt and Pres. of Agricult.
j Do., formerly Financial Adviser to Khedive, was
i in Ind. Financ. Dept. 1871-S5 : b. 1852, mar. 1881
Mary, dau. of Maj. Herb. M. Clogstoun, W. Res.,
Cairo ; 14 Park Mansns., Kensington Rd., S.W.
PALMER, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Constance Gabrielle, dau. of the late Godfrey
Shaw, Esq., and widow of Walter Roberts, Esq.),
mar. 1898, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Gen. Sir Arthur
I P. Palmer, G.C.B., G.C.I.E., late Com.-in-Ch. in
j India (d. 1904). Res., 116 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
PALMER,Capt. Arthur Perc y, D . S. O . (1900-1 ) , j
3rd Batt. E. Surrey Regt. (Mil.), a Mining Engr. ; j
S. Africa 1899-1900 with Imper. Yeom. : b. 1872. ;
Res., Hillryde, Seaton, Devon.
PALMER, Lady Augusta Amelia, dau. of ]
9th Earl Ferrers (q.v.) and wife of Sir Archdale
R, Palmer, 4th Bt. of Wanlip.
PALMER, Charles George, CLE. (1898),
M.I.C.E., late Ch. Engr. and Sec. to Govt, in
Works Dept. N.W. Provs. : b. 1847.
PALMES, Maj. George Champneys, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Wales Bords. retd.; S. Africa 1877-9
and 1900-1 : b. 1857.
PALMES, Capt. Gerald Lindsay, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Lane. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1864. Res., Bere Regis, Wareham, Dorset.
PALMES, Col. Philip, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
Loy. N. Lanes. Regt. ; Afghn. 1878-9, S. Africa
1901-2 : b. 1856.
PANET, Maj. Henri Alexandre, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Canad. Artill. ; S. Africa 180,9-1900 :
b. 1869.
PANMURE Bai;ony— see under "Dalhousie."
P ANTON, Joseph Anderson, C.M.G. (1895),
F.R.G.S., Vice-Pres. "Victorian Branch of Roy.
Geograph. Soc. of Australasia, 1st Metropol. Police
Magist. at Melbourne: b. 1831. Res., Caraunya,
E. St. Kilda, Melbourne.
PARA VICINI— see " De Paravicini."
P ARBROATH, Baron (Scot. 1633)— see "Lind-
say, E. of."
PARISH, Hon.- Mrs. Charles, sist. of 12th Bn.
Torphichen.
PARK, Col. Jas. Smith, M.V.O. (4th CI. 1905).
1st Lanarksh. R.E. Vols.
PARK, Col. Wm. Urquhart, M.V.O. (4th CI.
1905), 1st Bt. Renfrewsh. Vols.
PARKE, Col. Roger Kennedy, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Comdt. 18th Batt. Imper. Yeom.,
prev. in 3rd Drgn. Gds., retd. 1905; S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1848. Res., Chiselhampton, Oxon, nr. ;
Wallingford ; Doonaly, Sligo.
PARKER, family name of the Macclesfield
and Morley Earldoms. Index to the two lines
(ma., Macclesfield ; mo., Morley) :
Hn. Alex. Ed. ma. Ly.Eliz. Amel.MA. Hn. Jno. HolJ, mo.
Hn.Algrnon.R.MA.Ly.EmilyKath.xio.Ly. Mary Ther. mo.
Hn. Archibd. ma. Ly. Evlyn.Flor.MA.Hn.MontaguB.MO.
Hn. Cecil Thos. MA.Hn. Francis, ma. Hn. Reginald, ma.
Hn.Edmd.Wm.MA.Hn. Henry, ma. Ly. Theresa, mo.
PARKER, Baronet of Melford Hall. Rev.
Sir William Hyde Parker, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1681),
M.A., a Co. Aid. for W. Suffolk, formerly Chapl.
to Bp. of Barbados : son of 9th Bt., b. 1863, sue.
1891, mar. 1890 Ethel, dau. of the late Jno. Leech,
Esq. Heir, his son William Stephen Hyde (b.
1892; 2nd heir, next son, b. 1905). Seat, Melford
Hall, Long Melford, Suffolk.
PARKER, Baronet of Shenstone. Sir William j
Lorenzo Parker, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1844), son of 2nd \
Bt., b. 1889, sue. 1902. Heir pres., his bro. Henry ;
Edward (b. 1891;' 2nd heir, their 1st cousin
William Frederic, b. i860). Res., Blackbrook !
House, Fareham, Hants.
PARKER, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. of
Shenstone (Kathleen Mary, dau. of the late
Lorenzo K. Hall, Esq.), mar. 1887, as 2nd wife,
Sir Wm. Biddulph Parker, 2nd Bt. (d. 1902).
Res., with present Bt.
PARKER, Knight. Sir (Horatio) Gilbert
George Parker, Kt. Bach. (i902),D.C.L.,F.R.S.E., i
M.P. for Gravesend (C), is a noted novelist and
an extensive colonial traveller : b. 1862, mar. 1895
Amy, dau. of Ashley Van Tine, Esq., of New
York. Res., 20 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
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PAS
PARKER, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Marian,
dau. of the late Jas. Roraner, Esq.), mar. 1852 Sir
Hy. Watson Parker (d. 1894) . lies. . 19 Hampstead
H'il Gdns.. N.W.
PARKER, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1721), a title of
the Macclesfield Earldom, borne by the heir when
! a son. For Baron Pirker see below.
PARKER, Capt. Francis Maitland Wyborn,
D.S.O. (1900-1), W. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa
1809-1900 : b. 1876. Res., 84 St. George's Terr.,
Perth, W.A.
I PARKER, Joskph, C.S.I. (1896), late Dir.-Gen.
Store Dept. Ind. Office, retired 1896, entered
! H.E.I.C.S. 1S51: b. 1831. Res., Trelawny's Cot-
; tage, Sompting. Worthing.
I PARKER of MACCLESFIELD, Baron (Gt.
; Br. 1716) — see "Macclesfield, E. of."
PARKES, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Julia,
nee Lynch), mar. 1895, as 3rd wife, the Hon.
Sir Henry Paikes, G.C.M.G., repeatedly Prem.
of N.S. Wales (d. 1896). Pes., Kenilworth,
Annandale, N.S.W. ; Ealmain, Sydney.
PARKIN, George Robert, C.M.G. (1898),
L.L.D., Princ. of Upper Canada Coll., Toronto,
author of several works : b. 1846. Pes., 40 Elvas-
ton PL, S. Kens., S.W.
PARKINGTON, Knight. Col. Sir John Roper
Partington, Kt. Each. (1902), F.R.G.S., F.R.C.L,
a D.L. for Co. London and Lieut, for the City,
Past Master of five City Cos., Hon. Col. 4th Vol.
Batt. Essex Regt., senior partner in J. R . Parking-
ton and Co. of Clutched Friars : b. 1845, mar. 1873
Marie Louise, dau. of the late A. Siais Silvester,
Esq. Pes., 6 Devonshire PL, Portland PL, W.
PARKINSON, Capt. Charles Colville,
M.V.O. (5th Class, 1904), Notts, and Derb. Regt. :
b. 1877^
PARKYNS, Baronet. Sir Thomas Mansfield
Forbes Parhyns, 7th Bt. (Eng. 1681), barrister-at-
law : son of 6th Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1895, mar-
1886 Beatrice, dau. of Arth. T. Crawford, Esq.,
C.M.G. Heir, apparently none, lies., 20 Ashley
PL, Victoria St., S.W. ; chamb., 2 King's Bench
Walk, Temple, E.C.
*** The 4th Bt. Avas created Bn. Bancliffe in the
Peerage of Ireland, but the title expired with his suc-
cessor, the gth Bt.
PARMELEE, William Grannis, I.S.O. (1903),
Cornptr. of Chinese Immigration, now also Dep.
Min. of Trade and Commerce, Canada : b. 1833.
Res.. Ottawa.
PARNELL, family name of Congleton Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
PARR, Maj.-Gen. Henry Hall am, C.B. (Mil.
1893), C.M.G. (1880), Kaffraria and Zululd. 1877-9,
Transvaal 1881, Egypt (a Tacha 1885-7), Suakin,
&c, was Mil. Sec. to Sir Bartle Frerc 1878-80, late
Assist. Insp.-Gen. of Ordnance at Headqrs. : b.
1847. Pes., Chaffey Moor House, Bourton, Dorset,
nr. Shrivenham.
PARR, Hon. Mrs. Raymond, dau. of 16th Bn.
Dunsany.
PARRATT, Knight. Sir W alter Pnrratt, Kt.
Bach. (1892), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901), Master of
the Music to H.M. and Organist of St. George's
Chapel, Windsor: b. 1841, mar. 1864 Emma, dau.
of Luke Gledhill, Esq. Res., The Cloisters,
Windsor.
PARRIS, James William, C.M.G. (1897),
M.L.C. Barbados, having served for many years
on its LegisL and Execut. Bds. : b. 1815. Res.,
Ayshford, St. Thomas, Barbados.
PARRY, Baronet. Sir (Charles) Hubert
Hastings Parr;/ (n& Gambier-Parry, but has
dropped former' name), 1st Bt. (U.K. 1902; Kt.
j Bach. i8g8),C.V.O. (1905L M.A., D C.L., LL.D.,
j Mus. Doc, Dir. of Roy. Coll. of Music and
Choragus of Oxford Univ., an extensive musical
composer : son of the late Thos. Gambier-Parry,
Esq., b. 1848, mar. 1872 the under-mentioned Laay
Maud Parry. Heh; none. Seats, Knight's Croft,
Rustington, Worthing ; Highnam Ct., Churcham,
Gloucester ; 17 Kensington Sq., W.
PARRY, Bishop — see "Guiaoa."
PARRY, Lady (Elizabeth) Maud, sist. of 14th
j E. of Pembroke (q.v.), and wife of preceding Bt.
PARRY, Frederick Sydney, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
J B.A., Dep. Chmn. of Bd. of Customs, Lite a
j Princ. Clerk in the Treasury and Priv. Sec. to
Mr. Balfour: b. 1861. Pes., 14 Wjndham PL,
Brjanston Sq., W.
PARRY, Maj. Henry Jules, D.S.O. (1900-1),
M.B., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1900, formerly Surg, at
Roy. Infirm. Newcastle : b. 1867.
PARRY, Col. Llewelyn England Sidney,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Denbighsh. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1856. Pes., Stinsford Housa, Dorchester.
PARRY (GAMBLER-), Hen. Mrs. Ernest, dau.
of 1st Bn. Haldon.
PARRY (JONES-) , Baronet's Widow. Lady
J.-P. (Charlotte Belie, dau. of the late Capt. Hy.
Arnott. R.N., and widow of F. A. Elliot, Esq.),
mar. 1886, 2nd husb., Sir Love Thos. D. Jones-
Parry, 1st and only Bt. (d. 1891). Res., 31 Wilton
PL, Knightsbridge, S.W.
PARSONS, family name of Rosse Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Muriel.
PARSONS, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles
(Sim Bremridge) Parsons, K. C.M.G. (1899), R.A.,
F.R.G.S., a Pacha, served in S. Africa 1877-81
and 1900, Egypt 1882, was Gov. of Red Sea
Littoral, held comds. at Suakin and in Dongola,
late in S. Africa as an Ass:st. Insp.-Gen. on
Staff, now comdg. the forces in Canada: b. 1855,
mar. 1898 Margaret Eliza, dau. of the late Alfred |
Christian, Esq., C.M.G. Res., Bellevue, Halifax,
N.S.
PARSONS, Lt.-Col. Frederick George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), commg. 3rd Batt. Roy. W. Surr. Regt.
(MiL); S. Africa 1900: b. 1856. Res., Moorend
.bodge, Cheltenham.
PARSONS, Maj. Harold Daniel Edmund,
C.M.G. (1901), late Roy. W. Surrey Regt., is a 2nd
class Ordn. Offr. ; Burma 1886-8 and S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1863.
PARSONS, Maj.-Gen. Lawrence Worthing-
ton, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900,
now Insp.-Gen. of Artill. in India : b. 1850. Res.,
Simla.
PARTAB SINGH, Hon. Maj.-Gen. Maharaj
Dhiraj Sir, Bahadur, G.C.S.l. (1897; K.C.S.I.
1886), K.C.B. (Hon. Mil. 1901), Maharaja of
Idar, Prime Min. of Jodhpur, Hon. A.D.C. to
H.M. the King, served with Mohmand and
Tirah Expedns., and in China 1900 comdg. a
native troop : b. 1880. Res., Jodhpur, Rajputana.
— See " Jammu" for another Partab Singh, and
for Partab Narayan Singh see " Ajudhya."
PARTINGTON, Hon. Mrs. Oswald, dau. of
10th Bn. Elibank.
PASLEY, Baronet. Sir Thomas Edward
Sabine Pasley, 3rd Bt. (Gt. Br. 1794), B.A., late
Maj. Roy. Berks. Regt., served inS. Africa 1899-
1900, was A.D.C. in West Dist. 1895 : son of the
late Capt. Thos. M. S. Pasley, R.N., and grandson
of 2nd Bt. (Adm. Sir Tbos. Sabine, aftds. Pasley,
K.C.B.); b. 1863, sue. 1884, mar. 1890 the under-
mentioned Lady Constance Pasley. Heir pres.,
his bro. Malcolm Sabine, Lieut. R.N. (b. 1870 ;
PAS Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
PAY 509
2nd heir, latter' s son Rodney Marshall Sabine,
b . 1 899) . Club, Army and Navy.
PASLEY, Lady Constance Wilmot Annie,
dau. of 13th E. of Huntingdon (q.v.) and wife
of Sir Thos. E. S. Pasley, Bt.
PASLEY, Thomas Hamilton Sabine, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), formerly Paymaster R.N.; Egypt
1882, now Sec. to Roy. Yacht Squadron: b. 1861
(grandson of 2nd Bt.). Res., Roy. Yacht Squadr.
Castle, Cowes, I.W.
PASTURE, Marquis de la. Gerard Gus-
tavus Ducarel de la Pasture, 4th Marq. and
Cointe {France i858) : son of 3rd M., b. 1838, sue.
1840, mar. 1873, 2nd wife, Georgina Mary, dau.
of Robt. J. Loughman, Esq. Heir, his son
Charles Edward Mary, Com'te de la Pasture (b.
1879 ; 2nd heir, next son, Gerard Hubert, b. 1886).
Res., Cefa Ila, Usk, Newport, Mourn.
PATCH, Col. Robert, C.B. (Mil. 1896), LA.
retd. (1905); Bhutan 1865, Afghn. 1879-80, Hazara
1888, Miranzai, and Chitral Relief, Comi-ry.-Gen.
in Punjab 1887-95 : b. 1842. Res., Fersfield,
Newton Abbot, Devon.
PATERSON, Maj. Ewing, D.S.O. (1900-1),
6th Drgns. ; S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1873. Res.,
Kinburn, St. Andrews, N.B.
PATERSON, Lady Rowena Grace Marion
Selina, dau. of 13th E. of Huntingdon.
PATEY, Capt. George Edwin, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), R.N., Peru 1877, Zululd. 1879, now
Assist. Dir. of Nav. Intell. : b. 1859. Club,
U. Serv.
PATON, Maj. -Gen. George, C.M.G. (1879),
Perak Expedn. 1875-6 (while Gov. of Straits
Settlemts.), was Colon. Mil. Sec. to Cape Govt.
1877-8 and comd. a Force in Zululd. 1879, af tds.
in Barbados, late Comdt. Sch. of Musketry, ret.
1901, now Col. S. Wales Borderers: b." 1841.
Club, Army and Navy.
PATON, Capt. Ian Valentine, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Scots. Pus. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1875.
PATON, Hon. Mrs. W alter, a former Maid of
Honour, granddau. of 2nd M. of Ely.
PATTEN (WILSON-), family name of the
extinct Bai'ony of Winmaei.eigii, q.v. for " Hons."*
PATTENSON (TYLDEN-), Maj. Arthur
Henry, D.S.O. (1900-1), late 3rd Batt. The
Buffs (Mil.) ; Zululd. 1878-9, S. Africa 1900-1 :
b. 1856. Res., Telham PL, Battle, Sussex.
PATTERSON, Knight. Sir Robert Lloyd
Patterson, Kt. Bach. (1902), F.L.S., a D.L. for
Belfast, a memb. of Belf. Chamb. of Comm.,
twice Pres. both of it and of Belf. Nat. Hist, and
Philosoph. Soc., author of various scient. papers :
b. 1836, mar. 1861 Frances, dau. of Wm. B.
Caughey, Esq. Res., Cioft House, Hoiywood
R.S.O., Co. Down.
PATTEESON, Alexander Bleakley, CLE.
(1895), Commissr. N. Ind. Salt R<?vs. from 1891,
entered I.C.S. 1863, ret. 1898: b. 1842. Club,
E. Ind. TJ. Serv.
PATTERSON, Lt.-Col. John Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1). 33rd Batt. Imper. Yeom.; S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1867.
PATTERSON, Lieut. Norman, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1879.
PATTISSON, Jacob Luard, C.B. (Civ. 1892),
Priv. Sec. to E. (Marq.) of Dufferin 1869-74 and to
Rt. Hon. W. H. Smith : b. 1841. Res., Claremont
Lodge, Cobham, Surrey.
PATTON, Col. Henry Bethune, C.B. (Civ.
1897), V.D., eomdg. Severn Vol. Inf. Brigade ;
Ind. Frontier 1857-8: b. 1835. Res., Stoke House
and Stoke Ct., Taunton.
PATWAR-DHANIR— see " Ganesh."
PAUL, Baronet of Paulville. Sir William
Joshua Paul, 4th Bt. {Irel. 1794), M.A., a D.L.
for Co. Waterford and Res. Magist. for Wexford :
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1851, sue. 1898, mar. i83o
Richenda Juliet, dau. of Hy. Edmd. Gurney, Esq.
Heir, his son Robert JoshuA (b. 1883 ; 2nd heir,
next son, William Edmund Jeffrey, b. 1885).
Seats, Paulville, Co. Carlow ; Tinoran, Co.
Wicklow ; Ballyglan, Co. Waterford (no post-
town given to either seat) ; res., Lonsdale,
Wexford.
PAUL, Baronet of Rodborough. Sir Aubrey
Edward Henry Dean Paul, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1821).
formerly Lieut. Northumb. Fus. (Mil.) : son of
4th Bt., b. 1869, sue. 1895, mar. 1901 Irene
Regine, dau. of the late M. Henri Wieniawski of
Warsaw. Heir, his son Brian Kenneth (b.
1904; no 2nd heir). Res., 15 Basil St., Chelsea,
S.W.
PAUL, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. of Rod-
borough (Laura, dau. of Sir Jno. L. Lister-Kaye,
2nd Bt.), mar. 1851 Sir Aubrey John Dean
Paul, 3rd Bt. (d. 1890). Res., Molino del
Ponte, Alassio, Liguria, Italy.
PAUL, Knight. Sir James Balfour Paul, Kt.
Bach. (1900), F.S.A. (Scot.), Lyon King of Arms,
Pres. of Ex-Libris Soc, author of various works
on Heraldry : b. 1846, mar. 1872 Helen Margaret,
dau. of Jno. N. Forman, Esq., W.S. Res., Lyon
Office, New Gen. Register House, Edinburgh;
30 Heriot Eow, same City.
PAUL, Alfred Wallis, CLE. (1889), B.A.,
B.C.S. retd. (1895), formerly a Magist. in Bengal,
has been on spec. serv. in Thibet twice and in
China : b. 1847. Club, Constitutional.
PAUL, Lt.-Col. Gerard Robert Clark, C.M.G.
(1901), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1901, was D.A.A.G.
at Malta 1895-8, now at Woolwich: b. 1861. Res.,
The Restoration House, Rochester.
PAUL, Capt. James Robert Alexander
Hunter, D.S.O. (1902), Leic. Regt.; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1873. R»s., 13 Cambridge Gdns.,
Richmond, Surrey ; Broom Hill, Drumcondra,
Dublin.
PAULET, family name of Winchester Mar-
quessate, q.v. for "Ladies."
PAUNCEFOTE {pron. Pouncefoot) Barony
{U.K. 1899), extinct 1902 on death of 1st and only
Bn. (surname Pauncefote).
Surviving Dai'ghters.
Hon. (Selina) Maud P., b. 1862.
Hon. Sibyl Violet P., b. 1872.
Hon. Lilian, now Hon. Lady Bromley, b. 1875, mar.
1300 Robt. P., Esq., now 6th Et.
Hon. Audrey Olivia P., b. 1876.
PAUNCEFOTE, Baron's Widow. The Lady
P. (Selina Fitzgerald Pauncefote), dau. of the late
Maj. Wm. Cubitt, mar. 1859 Julian, 1st and only
Bn. Pauncefote, P.C., G.C.B., G.C.M.G., Brit.
Ambassador to U.S.A. (d. 1902) R es., 19 Chesham
PL, S.W.
PAWEL-EAMMINGEN.— See Roy. Fam.
PAYNE Baronetcy (Gt. Br. 1737), succession doubtful
from 1803, but now claimed as 7th Et. by Philip
Monoux Payne, of Wootton, Bedford. Till December
1900 there was a rival claimant, but his withdrawal
leaves the matter undecided, the point for decision
being the legitimacy of Sir Jno. Payne, though his
position as 3rd Bt. was never challenged during his
life. Subsequently, however, legal proceedings were
taken, and the legitimacy both of Sir John and of his
younger brother, ancestor of the late rival claimant,
was ordered to be enquired into ; and with this the
matter appears to have dropped. The title has been
ignored by ' Burke ' since 1878, and was mentioned only
in " Chaos " by ' Foster.'
PAYNE, Col. Richard Lloyd, C.B. (Mil. 1905),
5io PEA
Directory
of Peerage, PEC
D. S.O. (1886), late Koy. Inniskg. Fus.; S. Africa
1878-9 and 1900-1, Burma 1885-6, now a Brig.-
Gen. conidg. 15th Inf. Brigade : b. 1854. Pes.,
. Fermoy.
PEACE, Knight. Sir Walter Peace, K.C.M.G.
| (1897), I.S.O. (1905), F.E.S.S., F.E.C.I.,
; F.E.Imp.L, late Agent- Gen. in London for
I Natal, prev. Emigration Officer for same Col.,
i in which he had formerly been Vice-Cons, for
i Portugal and Cons, for Belgium: b. 1840, mar.
J 1869 Caroline, dau. of Wm, Tilbrook, Esq.
PEACOCK, Knight. Hon. Sir Alexander
James Peacock, K.C.M.G. (1902), late Prime
Minister of Victoria, and has held various Minis-
terial posts in the Colony, was latterly Leader
of the Opposition: b. i85i. Pes., Creswick, Talbot
Co., Victoria ; 339 Collins St., Melbourne.
I PEACOCK, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
I (Georgina, dau. of the late Maj.-Gen. St. Geo.
I Showers, C.B.), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, Et. Hon.
I Sir Barnes Peacock, of Judic. Cmttee. Priv.
Counc. (d. 1890). Pes., 3 Buckingham Gt., S.W.
j PEACOCKE, Archbishop— see "Dublin."
; PEACOCKE, Col. Willi am,C.M.G. (1888), B.A.,
E. E. retd. (1905); Afghn. 1878-9 and as Boundary
I Commissr. 1884-6, N.W. Front. 1897-8, late on
Irish Belief Works and D.Q.M.G. in India : b.
1848. Club, U. Serv.
PEAKE, Maj. Malcolm, C.M.G. (1900), E.A.,
Dongola, Nile 1897-8, since rendered serv. in
Egypt : b. 1865.
PEAKE, Col. Walter Ancell, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Lt.-Col. comdg. Leic. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900-1: b. 1853. Pes., Burrough, Melton Mowbray.
PEAKMAN", Maj. Thomas Cox, C.M.G. (1902),
Kimberley Light Horse ; S. Africa 1902.
PEAECE, Baronet. Sir William George
Ptarcc, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), M.A., LL.B.,
barrister-at-law, Hon. Col. 2nd Devon Vol.
Artill., late an M.P. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1861,
sue. 1888, mar. 1905 Caroline Eva, dau. of the late
Eobt. Coote, Esq. No present heir. Seats, Cardell
House, Wemyss Bay, Eenfrewsh.; Chilton Lodge,
Wilts., nr. Hungerford ; town res., 2 Deanery St.,
Park Lane, W.
PEAECE, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. (Dinah
Elizabeth, dau. of Eobt. Sowter, Esq.), mar. i860
Sir William Pearce, 1st Bt., M.P., nav. architect
and engr. (d. 1888). Res., 1 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
PEAECE, Maj. Francis Barrow, C.M.G.
(1904), W. Yorks. Eegt.; Ashanti 1895-6, Centr.
Afr. 1898-9, S. Afr. 1901, now Dep. Commissr.
in Brit. Centr. Africa : b. 1866. Pes., Zomba,
Nyasald., via Chinde.
PEAECE, George Henry, . I.S.O. (1903),
Postmaster in Jamaica. Pes., Kingston.
PEAECE, Hon. Mrs. Eichard, dau. of 4th
Vise. Monck.
PEAESE, Gen. George Godfrey, C.B. (Mil.
1881), Punjab, N.W. Front. 1852, and Mutiny,
is Col. Comdt. E.H.A. : b. 1827. Pes,; Soraba,
Shanklin, I.W.
PEAESE, Col. Hugh Wodehouse, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late E. Suit. Eegt.; Afghn. 1878-80 and S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1855.
PEAESON, Bishop— see "Burnley."
PEAESON, Baronet. Sir Weetman Dickin-
son Pearson, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1894), M.P. for Col-
chester {L.), Maj. Eogr. and Eail. Vol. Staff Corps,
President of the firm of S. Pearson and Son,
contractors, Westminster: son of the late Geo.
Pearson, Esq., of Brickendonbury, Hertford ; b.
1856, mar. 1881 Annie, dau. of the late Sir Jno.
Cass. Heir, his son Weetman Harold Miller (b.
1882 ; 2nd heir, next son, Bernard Clive, b. 1887).
Seat, Paddockhurst, Worth, Crawley, Sussex ;
toivn res., 16 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
PEAESON, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Chables
Knight Pearson, K.C.M.G. (1879), C.B. (Mil. same
year), served in Crimean and Zulu Wars, and
has been Gov. of Netley Hosp. and in comd. of
troops in W. Indies, ret. 1895: b. 1834, mar. 1866
Marian Catherine, dau. of the late Maj. Sir Eobt.
M. Mundy, K.C.M.G. Pes., Tedstone, Lympstone,
Exeter.
PEAESON, Knight (2). Adm. Sir Hugo
Lewis Pearson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), was A.D.C.
to late Queen 1892-4, aftds. Com.-in-Ch. on
Austral n. Station, now at the Nore : b. 1843, mar.
1874 Emily Frances Mary, dau. of Gen. Geo. W.
Key. Pes., Rocklands, Goodrich, Eoss, Herefs.;
Admiralty House, Sheerness.
PEAESON, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Charlotte Augusta, dau. of Eev. Wm. Short),
mar. 1854 Hon. Sir John Pearson, Judge of
Chanc. Div. of High Court (d. 1886). Pes., 75
Onslow Sq., S.W.
PEARSON, Priv. Counc. and Lord {of Session).
Et. Hon. Sir Charles John Pearson, P.C. {Gt. Br.
1891), Kt. Bach. (1887), M.A., LL.D., appd. Q.C.
1890, late Lord Advocate, prev. Solic.-Gen. for
Scotland and Procurator for Church of same, an
M.P. 1890-6, is a D.L. for Co. of City of
Edinburgh, and memb. of Scott. Bd. of Manu-
facturers, was Sheriff of Chancery 1885-8, of
Eenfrew and Bute 1888, of Perthsh. 1889-90:
b. 1843, appd. a Judge of Ct. of Session with
title "(Hon.) Lord Pearson" 1896, to which in
1905 was added the apptmt. of Lord Ordinary in
Exchcq. Causes, mar. 1873 Elizabeth, dau. of
M. G. Hewat, Esq. {Hon. Lady Pearson). Pes.,
7 Drumsheugh Gdns., Edinburgh.
PEAESON, Maj.-Gen. Alfred Astley, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), I.A., Afghn., Burma 1886-7, E. Africa
1895-6, now comdg. a 2nd class Ind. Dist., is Col.
124th Baluchistan Inf. : b. 1850. Ees., Derajat,
Punjab.
PEAESON, Arthur Ashley, C.M.G. (1902),
a Principal Clerk in the Colonial Office, was a
Delegate to late Sugar Bounties Conference, and
has been Priv. Sec. to two Sees, of State for
Colonies and two Under Sees. : b. 1847. Pes.,
5 North View, Wimbledon, S.W.
PEAESON, Charles Wemyss, I.S.O. (1903),
Collector of Customs at Port Elizabeth, Cape Col.
PEAESON, Col. Michael Brown, C.B. (Civ.
1902), V.D., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2nd Middx.
Vol. Artill. : b. 1840. Pes., 31 Burnt Ash Ed.,
Lee, S.E.
PEAESON, Octavius Henry, I.S.O. (1903), a
Princ. Clerk in Paym.-Gen.'s Office : b. 1839.
PEASE, Baronet. Sir Alfred Edward Pease,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1882), M.A., a D.L. forN. Eid.and
for Co. London, late an M.P., now holding an
appt. in the Transvaal: son of 1st Bt., b. 1857,
sue. 1903, mar. 1880 Helen Ann, dau. of Sir Eobt.
N. Fowler, 1st Bt. Heir, his son Edward (b.
1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, Christopher York, b.
1886). Pes., Pinchinthorpe House, Guisbrough,
Yorks.
PEASE, Knight. Col. Sir Thales Pease,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), served in Soudan 1884-5, and
was Dep. Comsry.-Gen. 1885 and Storekeeper-
Gen, of Nav. Ordn. at Admiralty 1891-1902, when
he retired : b. 1835, mar. 1904, 2nd wife, Flora
Louise, dau. of Mons. Hubert. Pes., 31 Vernon
Terr., Brighton.
PECHELL (BEOOKE-), Baronet. Lt.-Col.
PEC
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
PEI
5"
Sir Augustus Alexander Brooke-Pechell, 7th Bt.
(Gt.Br. 1797), M.B., R.A.M.C. : son of 5th Bt.
and bro. of 6th, b. 1857, sue. 1904, mar. 1888
Mabel Marion Anderson, dan. of the late Maj.-
Gen. Geo. Briggs. Heir, his son Paul (b. 1889 ;
2nd heir, next son, George Douglas, b. 1891).
Res., Culverton House, Alton, Hants.
PECHELL (BROOKE-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady B.-P. (May Robertson, dau. of the
late CoL Bremner), mar. 1842 Sir Geo. S. Brooke-
Pechell, 5th Bt. (d. 189?). BcS., with 7th Bt.—
The wife of the late 6th Bt. divorced him in 1903
and thereby sank the title of a Bt.'s wife.
REDDER, Alexander, OLE. (1901), F.R.S.,
Dir, of Publ. Instr. Bengal and Chane. of
Calcutta Univ., prev. Meteorolog. Reporter, has
been a memb. of three GoYt. Solar Eclipse Ex-
pedns. : b. 1849, Address, Bengal Club, Calcutta.
PEDLEY, Arthur Charles, I.S.O. (1905), an
Aeting Princ. Cierk in War Office.
PEEBLES, Viscount {Scot. 1697) — see
" Wemyss, E. of."
PEEBLES, Capt. Arthur Stanspield, D.S.O.
(igoo^i), Suff. Regt, ; Crete 1898-9, S. Africa 1899-
1901 , now a Recruiting Staff Offr.": b. 1872. Res.,
2 Morpeth Terr., Westmr., S.W.
PEEBLES, Lieut. Aubrey William, M.V.O.
(5th Class, igoi), R.N., Benin 1897 : b. 1880.
PEEBLES, Maj. Evelyn Chiappini, D.S.O.
(19OO-1), Norf. Regt.; Burma 1891-2 and S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1865.
PEEK, Baronet. Sir Wilfrid Peek, 3rd Bt.
{lT,Ki 1874), 2nd Lieut. Roy. 1st Devon Imper.
Yeotti. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1884, sue. igoi. Heir
pres., his bro. Roger GrEnville (b. 1888 ; no 2nd
heir). Seat, Rousdon, Devon, nr. Lyme Regis.
PEEK, Baronet's Widow. Hon. Lady P.,
nie Hon. Augusta Louisa Brodrick, dau. of 8th
Vise. Midleton, b. 1854, mar. 1884 Sir Cuthbt. E.
Peek, 2nd Bt., F.S.A. (d. 1901). Pes., 22 Belgrave
Sq., S.W., and with 3rd Bt.
PEEL, family name of the Viscounty of that
title, q.v. for " Hons." and see below.
PEEL, Baronet of Drayton. Sir Robert Peel,
4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1800), formerly Lieut. Staff ordsh.
Yeom.: son of_srd Bt. and grandson of the
illustrious Rt. Hon. Sir Robt. Peel, 2nd Bt. ;
b. 1867, sue. 1895, mar. 1897 Bnss. Mercedes von
Graffenried. Heir, his son Robert (b. 1898; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s uncle Rt. Hon. Sir Predk. Peel, q.v.).
Res., unfixed.
PEEL, Baronet of Tyersal. Sir Theophilus
Peel, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), a D.L. for W. Rid.
and Dep. Chmn. Q.S., High Sheriff of Yorks.
1902: son of Wm. Peel, Esq., of AckworthPk.,
Pontefract ; b. 1837, mar. 1890 Isabella Maria,
dau. of Capt. Edwd. Barnes. Heir, none. Seat,
Potterton Hall, Barwick-in-Elmet, Leeds.
PEEL, Baronet's Widow. Lady Emily P.,
of Drayton, nee Hay, dau. of 8th M. of Tweeddale,
b. 1836, mar. 1856 Rt. Hon. Sir Robt. Peel, 3rd
Bt., G.C.B. (d. 1895). Res., Villa Lammermoor,
Geneva.
PEEL, Bishop— see " Mombasa."
PEEL, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Frederick Peel, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1857), K.C.M.G.
(1869), M.A., barrister -at -law, Chief of the
Railway and Canal Commissrs., a D.L. for
Warwicksh. (High Sheriff 1873), formerly an
M.P. (1849-57 and 1859-65), and has been Under
Sec. for Colonies and for War and Financ. Sec.
to Treasury : elder bro. of follg. (q.v.) and uncle
of above Bt. of Drayton ; b. 1823, mar. 1879, 2nd
wife, Janet, dau. of the late Philip Pleydell-
Bouverie, Esq., grandson of 2nd E. of Radnor.
Res., Hampton-in-Arden, Bimringham ; 32 Ches-
hani PL, Belg. Sq., S.W. ; cJiamb., 111 Roy. Cts.
of Justice, W.C.
PEEL, Viscount. Arthur Wellesley Peel, I
1st Vise. (U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1884), M.A., !
D.C.L., a D.L. for Warwicks., a Trustee of Brit, j
Mus. and Chmn. of Trustees of Nat. Port. Gall., a ;
Gov. of Harrow and Vis. of Balliol Coll. Oxford, !
late Speaker of H. of Commons (1884-95), prev. i
Pari. Sec. to Poor Law Bd. and Ed. of Trade. !
Patr. Sec. to Treas., and Under Sec. for Home
Dept., an M.P. 1855-95: son of Rt. Hon. Sir
Robt. Peel, 2nd Bt. of Drayton, the illustrious !
statesman ; b. Aug. 3, 1829 ; cr. Vise. 1S95 (L. U.) ; I
mar. 1S62 the late Adelaide (d. 1890), dau. of '
Wm. S. Dugdale, Esq. Seat, The Lodge, Sandy, j
Beds.
Creation. Vise. Peel, U.K. 1893.
Issue.
(Peel.)
Hon. Wiiliam Robert "Wellesley P., heir to
Viscounty, B.A., M.P. for Sth. Manchester (L.U.),
barrister-at-law, a memb. of Roy. Commssn. for
Port of London, Maj. Beds. Imper. Yeom. :
b. 1867, mar. 1899 Hon. Eleanor Williamson,
dau. of Bn. Ashton (Hon. Mrs. Peel). Res.,
Cassiobury Pk., Watford, Herts, (property of E. of
Essex); 52 Grosvenor St., W. ; chamb., 13 King's
Bench Walk, Temple, E.C. (2nd heir, hia son
Arthur William Ashton. b. 1001.)
Hon. Arthur George Villiers P., M.A., late Capt.
Oxfordsh. Yeom., once a clerk in Treasury : b. 1868.
Res., 3 Cleveland Sq., St. James's, S.W.
Hon. Julia Beatrice, now Hon. Mrs. Roehfovt |
Maguire, b. 1869, mar. 1895 J as. Rochf ort M. , Esq.. ,
formerly an M.P. Rts. , with preceding.
Hon. Sidney Cornwallis P., M.A., barrister-at-law,
Maj. Beds. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900,
Sec. to Roy. Commssn. on Licensing Laws : b. 1870.
Hon. .Agnes Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Gold-
mann, R.R.C., a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. :
b. 1871, mar 1895 Chas. Sydney Cr., Esq. Res., 34
Queen Anne's Gt, S.W.
Rev. the Hon. Maurice Berkeley P., B.A., Curate
of St. Simon Zelotes, Bethn. Grn., late Lieut. 4th
Vol. Batt. W. Surrey Regt. : b. 1873.
The late Hon. Ella Frances P., b. 1875, d. 1900.
PEEL, Algernon Robert, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904). Res., 21 Moore St., Chelsea, S.W.
PEEL, Hon. Mrs. Cecil, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Combermere.
PEEL, Lady Emily— see " Bt.'s Wid."
PEEL, Hon. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Sudeley.
PEEL, Lady Georgiana Adelaide, dau. of
1st Earl Russell.
PEILE, Knight. Sir James Br aithwaite Peile,
K.C.S.I. (1888), M.A., late a Memb. of Counc.
for India, formerly on Counc. of Gov. of Bombay
and Vice.-Chanc. Bomb. Univ., in Bomb. C.S.
from 1856 : b. 1833, mar- 1^59 Louisa Elizabeth
Bruce, dau. of Gen. Sackville Berkeley. Res., 28
Campden House Ct., Kens., W.
PELLE, Lt.-Col. Schofield Patten, OB. (Mil.
1900-1), R.M.L.L, Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1900: j
b. 1859.
PEILE, Col. Solomon Charles Frederick,
CLE. (1901), I.A., Afghn. 1878-9, Burma
1885-7, now Insp.-Gen. of Police in latter State :
b. 1855. Res., Rangoon.
PEIRSE, Capt. Richard Henry, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), R.N., Egypt 1882, W. Coast of
Africa 1899-1900 : b. i860. Res., 14 Widcombe
Cresc, Bath.
PEIRSE (BERESFORD-), Baronet. Sir
Henry Monson De la Poer Beresford-Peirse, 3rd
Bt. (U.K. 1814), a D.L. and C.C. for N. Rid.,
formerly Lieut. 1st Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt. :
5i2
PEI
Directory of Feerage,
PETvI
nephew of 2nd Bt. (Sir Geo. de la Poer Beresford,
the name of Peirse having been assumed by his
bro., the late Hj\ Wm. De la Poer B., father
of the present Bt.) ; b. 1850, sue. 1873, mar. i885,
2nd wife, Henrietta, dau. of Sir Matt. Smith-
Dodsworth, 4th Bt. (1st wife was JL,ady Adelaide
Bernard, dau. of 5th E. of Bandon). Heir,
his son Maj. Henry Bernard De la Poer B.-P.,
D.S.O., q.v. (2nd heir, latter' son, b. 1905). Seat
Askew House, Bedale. Yorks.
PEIRSE (BERESFORD-), Maj. Henry Ber-
nard De la Poer, D.S.O. (1900-1), B.A., late
3rd Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1875
(heir to above Baronetcy), mar. follg. 1900.
PEIRSE (BERESFORD-), Lady Mabel Mar-
jorie, dau. of 3rd Earl Cawdor and wife of pre-
ceding1.
PELHAM, family name of Chichester and
Yarborough Earldoms. Index, and see arts, below.
Hn. Anthony A.I.c.Hn. Evelyn C. y. Hn. Marcus H. y.
Hn. Arthur L. c. Ly. Ilenr. Jul. c. Ly.Ruth Mary, c.
Hn. Dudley R . H. y. Hu. Henry C. y. Hn.SackvilleG. y.
Hn.Mrs. Cecil, sep. Hn. Hy.G. Gdlph.c. Hn.Thos. H. W. c.
Ly. Eliz. Joe. c. Hn. Herbert L. c. Hn. Victor R. y.
PELHAM, Lord (by courtesy— title Gt. Br.
1762), eld. son and heir of E. of Chichester.
PELHAM (ANDERSON-) ,late the family name
of Yarborough Earldom, and still borne by some
older members of the house (see Index to
"Pelham").
PELHAM (ANDERSON-), Hon. Mrs. Cecil,
sist. of 2nd Bn. HolmPatrick.
PELHAM-CLINTON — see "Newcastle, D.
of."
PELL, Capt. Beauciiamp Tyndall, D.S.O.
(1900), Roy. W. Surrey Regt. ; N.W. Frontier
1897-8, China 1901, S. Africa 1902 as Assist. Prov.
Marsh., now a D.A.A.G. on Brigade Staff: b.
186S.
PELLATT, Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir Henry Mill
Pellatt, Kt. Bach. (1905), Queen's Own Rifles of
Canada.
PELLET, Lady Elinor Sophia Diana, dau.
of 3rd E. of Clare.
PELLETIER, Knight. Hon. Sir Charles
Almionse Pantaleon Pelletier, K.C.M.G. (1898),
P.C. and K.C. (Canada), LL.D., Speaker of the
Canad. Senate 1896-1901 and late Min. of Agric.
in the Mackenzie Admin., now a Puisne Judge
of Superior Ct. of Quebec: b. 1837, mar. i856,
2nd wife, Virginie, dau. of Hon. M. P. de Sales
La Terriere, M.D., M.L.C. Address, Rideau
Club, Ottawa.
PELLEW (pron. Peloo'), family name of
Exmouth Viscounty, q.v. for " Hons."
PELLY, Baronet. Sir Harold Pdli/, 4th Bt.
(U.K. 1840), B.A., formerly Lieut. Wilts. Vols,
and Yeom.: son of 2nd Bt., and half -bro. of 3rd,
b. 1863, sue. 1877, mar. 1889 Anna Maria, dau.
of Maj. Robert Poore. Heir, his son Harold
Alwyne (b. 1893 ; 2nd heir, next son, Philip Vin-
cent, b. 1898). lies., Thorngrove, Grillingham,
Dorset.
PELLY, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowacrer
Lady P. (Blanche Elizabeth, dau. of Rev. Sir
Fredk. Vincent, 11th Bt.), mar. i860, as 2nd
wife, Sir John Henry Pelly, 2nd Bt. (d. 1864).
Bes., St. John's Lodge, Warminster, Wilts. — (2)
Lady Lilian, now Lady L. Yorke, dau. of 9th E.
of Wemyss, q.v.
PELLY, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Amy
Henrietta, dau. of the late Rev. J. Lowder, and
step-dau. of Sir Rutherfd. Alcock), mar. 1878
Lt.-Gen. Sir Lewis Pelly, K.C.B.,M,P. (d. 1892).
Bes., St. Margaret's House, 57A Victoria St.,
S.W.
PELLY, Com. Henry Bertram, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1901), R.N. , of the 'Victoria and Albert:'
b. 1867 (grandson of 1st Bt.).
PELLY, Col. John St annus, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Bord. Regt. retd. (1905) ; Bechuanald. 1884-5.
Crete 1S98, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1859.
PEMBER, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of Bn.
Davey.
PEMBERTON, Knight. Sir Edward Leigh
Pemberton, K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), barrister-at-law, a
D.L. for Kent, formerly an M.P. and Legal Assist.
TJnd. Sec. to Home Dept., also Maj. Roy. E.
Kent Mounted Rifles : b. 1823, mar. 1849 Matilda
Catharine Emma, dau. of the late Rev. the Hon.
Fras. J. Noel, son of Bnss. Barham and bro. of
1st E. of Gainsborough. Bes., Tony Hiil, Sitting-
bourne, Kent ; 5 Warwick Sq., S.W.
PEMBERTON, Maj. -Gen. Robert Charles
Boileau, C.S.I. (1894), R.E. retd. (1892) ; Mutiny
(Delhi and Lucknow) ; has been Dir. -Gen. of
Rails, and Sec. in Works Dept. India : b. 1834.
Bes., 13 Cresswell Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
PEMBERTON, Maj. -Gen. Wykehah Leigh.
C.B. (Mil. 1879), 60th R fles retd. (1893) ; Mutiny
and Zululand, A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. 1880-85,
A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge 1886-
90 : b. 1833. Bes., Abbotsleigh, Hayward's Heath,
Sussex.
PEMBERTON (CHILDE-). Lady Constance
Violet Lucy, dau. of 6th E. of Darnley.
PEMBROKE and MONTGOMERY, Earl of.
Sidney Herbert, 14th E. of Pembroke and nth
of Montgomery (Eng.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1895),
G.C.V.O. (1896), B.A., Lord Steward of the
Household from 1895, and Hered. Vis. of Jesus
Coll. Oxford, formerly a Lord of the Treasury
and Capt. Wilts. Yeom., an M.P. 1877-95 :
bro. of 13th E. and son of 1st Bn. Herbert of Lea ;
b. Feb. 20, 1853; sue. 1895 (C); mar. 1877 Lady
Beatrix Louisa Lambton, dau. of 2nd E. of
Durham. Seats, Wilton House, Salisbury ; Mount
Merrion, Dublin.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Roos, of Kendal, Parr, Marmion,
and St. Quintin, a feudal tenure (temp. Edward I.);E.
of Pembroke and Bn. Herbert of Cardiff, 1551 ; E. of
Montgomery and Bn. Herbert, of Shurland, 1605. U.K. :
Bn. Herbert of Lea, 1861.— Wm. Herbert, statesman and
soldier, who M as made a K.G. while yet a commoner, was
created Bn. Herbert of Cardiff, and on the following day
Earl of Pembroke. The 4th Earl, who was Lord Cham-
berlain to Charles I. and Chancellor of Oxford University,
obtained the Montgomery Earldom with its accompany-
ing Barony 25 years before succeeding his brother in the
older titles. The 8th Earl was made under Anne Lord
High Admiral of Gt. Britain and Ireland and a Lord
Justice. The present and 13th Earls were sons of Hon.
Sidney Herbert (and son of nth Earl), created Bn.
Herbert of Lea in i36i and dying the same year. At his
death his eldest son succeeded as 2nd Bn., and in
the following year became Earl of Pembroke, the Barony
thus merging in the Earldom and adding a third Barony
of Herbert to that Peerage. The Earls of Carnarvon are
descended from the 8th Earl of Pembroke. Of the origin
of the feudal title we have little information. Nicholas
mentions a Bn. Roos of Kendal who died 1329 and had
no successor in the title j he also cites a Barony of
Marmion of Tamworth, which was created by Wm. the
Conqueror and from which the King's Champions have
arisen. There was also a Bn. St. Quintin, doubtfully
stated to have been summoned to Parliament in 1294.
As there was a family of Parr of Kendal it may be that
Parr, Marmion, and St. Quintin are all family names,
and that the titles have become attached to the Earldom
only through intermarriage.
Titled Relatives.
(Herbert.)
Issue of present (14^) E. :
Lady Beatrix Frances Gertrude, now Lady B Wil-
kinson, b. 1878, mar. 1903 Capt. Nevile Rodwell W.
PEM
Lord Herbert, heir to Earldom: Reginald H.,
M.V.O. (sth Class, igei); Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds. :
b. 1880, mar. 1904 Beatrice Eleanor, dau. of the late
Lord Alex. Paget, son of 2nd M. of Anglesey.
Dau. :
Hon. Patricia H., b. 1904.
Lady Muriel Katherine H., b. 1883.
Hon. George Sidney H.s and heir, b. 1886.
Surviving sists. of present E. (granted rank of
. Earls' children i852) :
Lady Mary Catherine, now Bnss. von Htigel, b. 1849,
mar. 1873 Bn. von H. (Holy Rom. Emp.). Res.,
13 Vicarage Gt., Kens., W. Daus., styled Bnss. :
Gertrud von H. (b. 1877), Hildegard (b. 1879), and
Thekla Marie (b. i386).
(The late 13th Earl, b. 1850, d. 1895.)
Lady (Elizabeth) Maud, now Lady M. Parry, b. i3si,
mar. 1872 Sir Chas. H. Hastings P., 1st Bt., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1853.)
Lady Constance Gladys, now Ctss. de Grey, b. 1859,
mar., 1st, 1878, the late 4th E. of Lonsdale (d. i382);
2ndly, 1885, Earl de G., q.v., son of 1st M. of Ripon.
—For mother of above see " Herbert of Lea," and for
Hon. Lady Herbert see " Herbert, Kt.'s Wid."
PEMBROKE and MONTGOMERY, Earl's
Widow. Gertrude, Countess of P. & M., nee
Lady Gertrude Frances Talbot, dau. of 18th E. of
Shrewsbury, b. 1840, mar. 1874 13th E. of Pem-
broke and M. (d. 1895). Res., 7 Carlton House
Terr., S.W.
PENDER, Baronet. Sir James Pender, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1897), B.A., late an M.P., formerly Lieut.
King's Own Scot. Bords., is Dir. of Teleg.
Constr. and Maintenance Co., of Globe Tel. and
Trust Co., and of other Electr. Cos. : son of the
late Sir Jno. Pender, G.C.M.G., M.P. ; b. 1841,
mar. 1867 Mary Rose, dau. of the late Edwd.
Gregge-Hopwood, Esq. Heir, none. Res., Don-
head House, Donhead St. Andrew, Salisbury ;
2 Mount St., Berkeley Sq., W.
PENDER (DENISON-), Knight. Sir John
Denison- Pender, K.C.M.G. (1901), Vice - Chum,
and Manag. Dir. of Eastern Tel. Co., knighted
for civil serv. during S. Afr. War : b. 1855,
assumed name of Denison 1890, mar. 1879
Beatrice Katherine, dau. of the late Cuthbt.
Ellison, Esq. Res., Erines, Tarbert, Argyllsh. ;
6 Grosvenor Cresc, Belg. Sq., S.W.
PENDLETON, Alan O'Brien George
William, C.M.G. (1905), Commissr. of Rails, in
S. Australia.
PENHAEIRME, Count (Conde— Portugal) —
see " Sartorius, Maj.-Gen. Euston H, C.B."
PENNANT (DOUGLAS-), family name of
Penrhyn Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
PENNEFATHER, Alfred Richard, C.B.
(Civ. 1895), Receiver Metropol. Police Dist. from
1883, prev. Aud. of Accts. Met. Bd. of Works : b.
1845. Res., Little Waltham Hall, Chelmsford;
New Scotld. Yd., S.W.
PENNEFATHER, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau.
of 4th Vise. Mountmorres.
PENNELL, Charles Henry, I.S.O. (1904),
Clerk to Exec. Counc. Cape Col.
PENNINGTON, family name of Muncaster
Barony, q.v. for Hon. Alan.
PENNINGTON, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles
Richard Pennington, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), LA.
Supermini. List, now Hon. Col. 14th Jat. Lancers ;
Mutiny, Ind. Frontier, Af ghn. 1878-80, and Egypt,
comd. a and class Dist. Bengal 1895-6: b. 1838.
Res., Heathstock, Camberlev, Surrey.
PENNY, Edmund, CLE. (1900), M.I.C.E.,
late Suptg.^Engr. Centr. Provs., also Sec. to Ch.
Commissr. Pub. Works Dept., constructed Nag-
pur Waterworks 1890 : b. 1852.
PENNYCUICK, Alexander, CLE. (1898),
late Memb. Counc. Lt.-Gov. of Burma and Pres.
PEN 513
Rangoon Chamb. of Comm. : b. 1844. Res., Lhan-
bryde, Elginsh.
PENNYCUICK, Col. John, C.S.I. (1895), R.E.
retd. (1896); Abyss. 1868, has been an M.L.C, Ch.
Engr., and Sec. in Works Dept. of Madras, late
Pres. Coopers' HillEngnrg. Coll. : b. 1841. Res.,
Silourie, Camberley, Surrey.
PENRHYN (pron. Penrinn'), Baron. George
Sholto Gordon Douglas - Pennant, and Bn.
(U.K.), a D.L. and CC. for Caruarvonsh.
(re-el. unopposed 1904J, Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Roy.
Welsh Fus. (Mil.), formerly an M.P. : son of
1st Bn. ; b. Sept. 30, 1836 ; sue. 1886 (C.) ; mar.,
1st, i860, the late Pamela Blanche, dau. of Sir
Chas. R. Rushout, 2nd Bt. (she died 1869) ;
2ndly, 1875, Gertrude Jessy, dau. of the late Rev.
Henry Glynne. Seats, Penrhyn Castle, Bangor,
Carnarv. ; Wicken Pk., Stony Stratford, Bucks. ;
town res., Mortimer House, Halkin St., S.W.
Creation. Bn. Penrhyn, U.K. 1866.— The 1st Bn. was
Edwd. Gordon Douglas, younger brother of the 19th
Earl of Morton, and M.P. and Lord Lieutenant for Car-
narvonshire. He assumed the additional name of
Pennant.
Titled Relatives.
(Douglas-Pennant.
Index to the two follg. series (all " Honourables"
unless " Ly. " is added) :
Adela, 2. Emma, 2. Lilian, 1.
Alice, 1. Frances Susan, 2. Louisa Mary, a.
Archd. (Mrs.), 2. Geo. Henry, 1. Margaret, 1.
Charles, 1. Georgina, 2. Mary Georgina, 2.
Edith, Ly. 1. Gertrude Emma, 2. Nesta, 1.
Edward Sholto, 1. Hilda, 1. Violet Blanche, 1.
Eleanor, z. Juliana Sophia, 2. Winifred, 1.
Elin, 1.
1. Issue 0/ present (2nd) Bn. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Kathleen, now Vctss. Falmouth, b. i85i, mar.
i386 7th Vise. F., q.v.
Hon. Alice D.-P., b. 1862.
Hon. Pamela Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Lloyd-Mostyn, b. 1863, mar. 1883 Lt.-Col. Hon.
Henry Richard Howel Ll.-M., bro. of 3rd Bn.
Most3Ti, q.v.
Hon. Edward Sholto D.-P., heir to Barony, a "D.L,
for Carnarvonsh. late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
Bucks. Imper. Yeom., an M.P. 1895-1900, formerly
Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : b. 1864, mar. 1887 Hon.
Blanche Georgiana FiUroy, dau. of 3rd Bn. South-
ampton (Hon. Mrs. Douglas- Pennant). Res., Shole-
brooke Lodge, Towcester, N'thants. (2nd heir, his
son Alan George Sholto, b. 1890. )
Hon. Hilda D.-P., b. 1865.
Hon. Ina, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Sandbach, b. 1867,
mar. 1902 Lt.-Col. Arth. Edmd. S., D.S.O., R.E.,
q.v.
Hon. Violet Blanche D.-P., b. 1869.
BY 2ND SIRRGE.
Hon. George Henry D.-P., Capt. 1st Gren. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900-2, now A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen.
Sir H. Bundle : b. 1876.
Hon. Charles D.-P., late Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds.
and A.D.C. to Maj.-Gen. Sir R. Pole-Carew (Cork
Dist.), served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877, mar.
1905 Lady Edith Anne Dawson, dau. of 2nd E. of
Dartrey, q.v.
Hon. Gwynedd, now Hon. Mrs. Eley Quilter, b. 1879
mar. 1899 Wm. Eley Cuthbt. Q., Esq., son and
heir of Sir Cuthbert Quilter, 1st Bt. Res., Methers-
gate Hall, Woodbridge, Suffolk.
Hon. Lilian D.-P., b. 1881.
Hon. Winifred D.-P., b. 1882.
Hon. Margaret D.-P, b. i836.
Hon. Nesta D.-P, b. i883.
Hon. Elin D.-P. (dau.), b. 1889.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Edith D.-P., see " Hon. Charles " above.
2. Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Caroline Elizabeth Emma, now Dow. Lady
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
M M
514 ^EE" Directory of Peerage, PER
Magheramorne (q.v.), b. 1834, mar. 1857 1st En. M.
(d. 189c).
Hen. Eniina Juliana Sophia JD.-P,, b. 1833. Res., x6
South Eaton PI., S.W.
(Preset Bakon, b. 1836,)
Hon. Eleanor Prances Susan D.-P., b. 1838. Re?.,
with Hen. Emma above.
Br 3X1) MRRQE.
Hon. Louisa Mary D.-P., b. 1847. Res.. 1 Hang PL,
S.W.
Hon. Mary Georgina D.-P.,b. 1840. Res., same.
Hon. Eva Anna Caroline, now Lady William Sey-
mour, b. 1852, mar. 1871 Gsn. Lord William
Frederic'; Ernest S-, K.O.V.O., q.Y., bro. of 5th M.
of Hertford.
Hon.GertrudeEmmaD.-P.,b.i8s6. \ Res., with Hons.
Hon. Adela D.-P., b. 1858. J Louisa and Mary.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Archibald D.-P, nee Hon. Harriet Ella
Oifford, dau. of 2nd Bn. Gifford, b. 1847, mar. i&6s
the late Hon. Archib. Chas. Henry D.-P. (d. 18S4).
Res. , Liliingstone Dayrell, Buckingham.
PENRHYN, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Ladt P., nee Lady Maria, Louisa FitzRoy, dau. of
5th D. of Grafton, b. 1818, mar. 1846, as and wife,
1st Bn. Penrhyn (d. 1886). Pes., 1 Hans PL,
S.W., with daughters.
PENROSE, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Mary
Gertrude, dau. of the late Jerem. Dunne, Esq.),
mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, Sir Geo. D. Penrose (d.
1902).
PENROSE, James Edward, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1904), Agent to the D of Devonshire at Lismore :
b. 1850. Pes., Lismore Castle, Co. Waterford ;
Wood Hill, Co. Cork (? post-town).
PENTON, Maj. Richard Hugh, D.S.O. (1896),
B.A., L.R.C.P.,R.A.M.C.,Dongola, Soudan '1898,
with Egyptian Army from 1892 as Lt.-Col. : b.
I863. ..1
PEPYS {pron. Pepps), family name of Cotten-
h am Earldom, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Mary.
PERCEVAL, family name of Egmont Earldom,
but with no titled representative.
PERCEVAL, Baron {Pel. 1715) and Viscount
(1723), titles of the Egmont Earldom, the latter
borne by the heir when a son.
PERCEVAL, Knight. Sir Westby Brook
Perceval, K.C.M.G. (1894) , E.S.A., barrister-at-law,
a Gov. of Imper. Inst., Agent-Gen. for Tasmania,
formerly for New Zealand, in which Col. he was
an M.P. 1887-91 : b. 1854, mar. 1880 Jessie, dau.
of the late Hon. Jno. Johnston, M.L.C. of N.Z.
Pes., Gunsgreen; Wimbledon, S.W.
PERCEVAL, Maj. Claude John, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, now Staff Offr. for
Coast Defences, Portsmouth : b. 1864.
PERCEVAL, Lt.-Col. Edward Maxwell,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, now .a
D.A A.G. (late Ch. Instr.) Roy. Mil. Acad. : b.
1861.
PERCEVAL, Hon. Mrs. Philip,^ dau. of 1st
Bn. De L'Isle and Dudley.
PERC1VAL, Bishop— see " Hereford."
PERCIVAL, Capt. Arthur Jex Blake, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N'thumb. Pus. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1870.
PERCIVAL, Capt. Harold Franz Passauer,
D.S.O. (1902), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1876.
PERCY, family name of Northumberland
Dukedom, q.v. for "Lords" and "Ladies."
PERCY, Baron (Gt. Pr. 1722), a title of the
Atholl Dukedom inherited through marriage with
that of Northumberland.
PERCY, Earl {by courtesy— title Gt. Br. 1766),
eld. son and heir of the D. of Northumb.
PERCY (HEBER-), Hon. Mrs. Alan, dau. of
2nd Vise. Portman.
PEREIRA, Bishop— see "Croydon."
PEREIRA, Lt.-Col. George Edward, D.S.O.
(1900), Gren. Gds. ; Ohina 1900-1, now Mil.
Attache1 at Pekin : b. 1865.
PERGLAS, Baroness Eriedrich Von (Elizabeth
Matilda, dau. of Rev. Sir Hy. Dryden, 3rd Bt.),
mar. 1859 Bn. Eriedr. W. A, P. von Perglas
(d. 1902). Pes., Rockbourne Rd., Forest Hill,
S.E.
PERKINS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady P. I
(Janette, dau. of Werner Cathrev, Esq.), mar. I
1863 Gen. Sir .Eneas Perkins, * K.C.B., R.E.
(d. 1901). Pes., 11 Cadogan Gdns., Marlborough
Rd., Chelsea, S.W.— (2) Lady P. (Mary, dau. of '
Robt. Sherman, Esq.), mar. 189-, as 3rd wife, Sir I
Fredk. Perkins, formerly M.P. and Mayor of
Southampton (d. 1902). Pes., The Towers, South-
ampton.
PERKINS, Capt. Alfred Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Bearer Compy. ; S. Africa 1900: I
b. 186a. Pes., Chester, Marriekville, N.S. Wales. I
PERKINS, Col. Alfred Thrale (1), C.B. (Civ. I
1002), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Welsh
Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1843. Pes.,
East Ct., Wells, Somerset.
PERKINS, Maj. Alfred Thrale (2), D.S.O.
11902), late Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Welsh
Regt. (Mil.); S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1869 (son of
preceding) .
PERKINS, Harry Innes, I.S.O. (1904),
F.R.G.S., F.G.S., M.I.M.E., Assist. Commissr. of
Lands and Mines in Brit. Guiana. Pes., George-
town, Demerara.
PERKINS, Capt. John Charles Campbell, j|
D.S.O. (1902), LA., S. Africa 1902: b. 1866.
PERKINS, Lieut. Raymond, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Tasmanian Imper. Bushmen ; S. Africa 1900.
Pes., Hobart.
PERKINS, Surg.-Capt. R, C, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Brabant's Horse ; S. Africa. 1900: b. 1851.
PERRAM, George James, CLE. (1904), late
Ch. Engr. and Sec. to Works Dept. of Assam,
prev. at Mysore and in Burma : b. 1848. Pes.,
Hyderabad, Deccan.
PERRIN, Bishop— see " Columbia."
PERRING, Baronet. Rev. Sir Philip Perring,
4th Bt. {U.K. 1808), M.A., son of 3rd Bt., b. 1828,
sue. 1 856. 7/ei>,none. Pes., Llando very, Exmouth, I
Devon.
PERROTT, Baronet. Sir Herbert Charles
Perrott, sth Bt. {Gt. Pr. 1716), C.B. (Civ. 1902), late
Col. comdg. 3rd Buffs (Mil.), a Kt. of Justice and
Sec. St. John of Jerus. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1849,
sue. 1886, mar. 1901 Ethel Lucy, a Lady of Justice j1
St. John Jems., dau. of the late Capt. Marcus
S. Hare, R.N. Heir pres., his bro. Evelyn
Edward (b. 1851 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Brook Hill
House, Plumstead, Kent ; town res., 52 Onslow
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
*** The orig. patent was not registered, but the claim |
is fully accepted by ' Burke,' ' Walford,' and by the Law
Officers of the Crown in 1902. Further, a royal warrant
giving precedence of a Baronet having been issued in
1767, stamped with the Privy Seal and countersigned
by the Secretary of State, the technical omission may
safely be disregarded.
PERROTT, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1900, China 1900-1, late (2nd
time) Ch. Instr. at the Seh. of Gunnery, now
Com. Roy. Garr. Artill. Thames and Medway
Defences: b. 1851. Pes., Chatham.
PERRY, Knight (1). Maj. Sir Allan Perry, \
Kt. Bach. (1904), M.D., R.A.M.C. retd., is
Princ. Civ. Med. Offr. in Ceylon: b. 1800. Pes., -
Colombo ; 8 Draycott PL, S.W.
PER Baronetage, Knightage, <Scc. PET 515
PERRY, Knight ( 2) . Sir Edwin Cooper Perry.
Kt. Bach. (1903), M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., memb.
of Senate Lond. Univ. and of Army Med.
Advisory Bd., Supt. and Phys. to Guy's Hosp. :
b. 1856, mar. 1890 Caroline Maud, dau. of Jas.
M'Manus, Esq. Res., Superintendent's House,
Guy's HosDital, S.E.
PERRY, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Elizabeth
Margaret, nee Yanden-Bempde- Johnstone) , sist.
of 1st Bn. Derwent, mar. 1855, as 2nd wife, Rt.
Hon. Sir Thos. Erskine Perry, M.P., Memb. of
Counc. Sec. of State for India (d. 1882). Res., 51
Eaton Sq., S.W.
PERRY, Capt. Arthur Clyde, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late 6th Batt. Manch. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1872. Res., Sandhurst, nr. Glou-
PERRY (DE-COURCY-), Knight's Widow.
Lady de-O.-P. (Elena, dau. of Fras. Low, Esq.,
of Boston, U.S.A.), mar. 1874 Sir Gerald R. de-
Courcy-Perry, C.M.G., Cons.-Gen. at Antwerp
(d. 1903).
PERSHAD (or Parshad)-see "Kishan."
PERSIA, Bishop in. Rt. Rev. Edward Craig
Stuart, C.M.S. Missnry. Bo., formerly Bp. of
Waiapu, N.Z. : b. 1827, cons. 1877 to Waiapu,
ret. 1894, now in Persia. Address, Church Mis-
sionary House, Salisbury Sq., E.C.
PERSIA, Shah of, H.I.M., K.G., G.C.M.G.
(Hon. 1902), b. 1853.
PERSSE, Hon. Mrs. Algernon, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Gough.
PERT AB— see " Partab."
PERTH (Australia), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Charles Owen Leaver Riley, D.D., 3rd
Bp., prev. holder of a Curacy in Bradford and
a Vicarage in Preston : b. 1854, mar. 1886, cons.
1894. Res., Bishop's House, Perth, W. Aust.
PERTH, Earl of. William Huntly Drum-
raond, 15th Earl, nth Vise. Strathallan (both
Scot.), late Capt. 3rd Batt. Black Watch
(Mil.), Chief of Clan Drummond: son of 10th
Vise. Strathallan and a remote cousin of 14th
Earl ; b. Aug. 5, 1871 ; sue. to Viscty. 1893, to
Earldom 1902 ; unmrrd. Seat, Strathallan Castle,
Machany R.S.O., Perthsh.
Creations. Scot. : Hered. Thane of Lennox, 1070 ;
Hered. Steward of Menteith and Strathearn, 1473 ; Ld.
Drummond of Cargill, 1488 ; E. of Perth and Ld. Drum-
mond of Stobhall and Montifex, 1605 (remainder to
heirs male -whatsoever) ; Ld. Maderty, 1609; Vise. Strath-
allan and Ld. Drummond of Oromlix, 1686. — The
origin of the two earliest titles is quite obscure. Jno.
Drummond, a P.O. and Constable of Stirling Castle,
who had been employed on various embassies, was
created 1st Ld. D. of Cargill. The 4th Ld. was made
Earl of Perth, and the 4th Earl was awarded by James
II., while in exile, the title of Duke of Perth, which
title continued to be used till the death of the 6th
titular Duke. By this time the Earldom had become
dormant through an attainder, but the nominal suc-
cession went to a cousin, whose son was confirmed in
the title as nth Earl. On the death of this last in 1809
the Earldom passed to the line of Melfort (q.v.), and the
two Earldoms remained united until 1902, when the
decease of the venerable 14th Earl separated them again,
on account of the difference in the terms of remainder-
that of Melfort, -which is open to female succession,
passing to his daughter and only surviving child (who
however does not assume it and leaves it dormant ), whilst
the Perth Earldom went to the nearest male relative,
Vise. Strathallan, involving the absorption of his own
Viscty. The title of Ld. Maderty was given to the Hon.
Jas. Drummond, 2nd son of the above Ld. D. of Cargill,
and the 4th Ld. M. was promoted to be Vise. Strath-
allan. He held a command in the Royalist Army in
1648, and afterwards joined the Marq. of Ormonde in the
same cause in Ireland. He was taken prisoner at
Worcester, but escaped to Scotland, and on the dis-
persion of his party there in 1654 he entered the army of
Russia. The 4th Vise, was slain at Culloden, and
attainder was pronounced against him in the following
year. Owing* however, to a verbal inaccuracy in the
bill, the title was still assumed, and under the 8th Peer
it was legally restored.
Titled Relatives.
(Drummond.)
Surviving dau. of 14th E. (a remote cousin of
present) :
Lady Edith D., de jure Countess of Melfort (q.v.),
b. 1854.
Issue of 10th Vise. Stratlmllan (half-bros. and half -
sists. of present Earl) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Earl, nth Viscount, b. 1871.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. (James) Eric D., heir pres. to Earldom, a clerk
in For. Off. : b. 1876, mar. 1904 Hon. Angela Mary
Constable-Maxwell (Hon. Mrs. Eric D. ), dau. of
nth Bn. Herries and sist. of the Dchss. of Norfolk.
Res., 39 St. George's Road, S.W.
Hon. Maurice Charles Andrew D.,2nd heir, Lieut.
2nd Batt. Black Watch, served in S. Africa 1899-
1902, formerly a page of Honour to Queen Victoria :
b. 1877, mar. 1904 Ida Mary, dau. of his relative
Geo. J. Drummond, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Maurice I).).
Hon. Margaret Cicely D., b. 1880.
Hon. Sibyl Frances D., b. 1881.
Hon. Edmund Rupert D., Midsh. R.N., b. 1884.
Issue ofgth V. (uncle and aunts of present E.) :
Hon. Amelia Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Greenhill-
Gardyne, b. 1836, mar. 1858 Lt.-Col. Chas. G.-G.
Res., Finavon, Forfarsh. (? post town): Glenforsa,
Arosll.S.O., I. of Mull.
(The late 10th Viscount, b. 1839, d. 1893.)
Hon. Hersey Annabella D., b. 1846.
Hon. Frances Mary D., Maid of Honour to Queen
Victoria 1872-1901, b. 1848. Res., 36 South Eaton
PL, S.W.
Hon. Robert Charles D., formerly Capt. 1st Batt.
Seaforth Highlanders and A.D.C. to Lt.-Gov. of
Bengal, served in Afghan War 1878-80: b. 1850.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
— For mother of present Earl see " Strathallan,
Visctss."
Daus.-in-law of 8th V. (gt. aunts of present) :
(The late 9th Viscount, b. 1810, d. 1886. )
Hon. Lady Drummond (q.v., Kt.'s Wid.), widow of
Hon. Sir James D.
Hon. Mrs. Francis D. (Charlotte Mary Atholl, dau.
of v'ery Rev. Sir Herb. Oakeley, 3rd Bt.), mar.
1349 the Jate Hon. Fras. Chas. D. (d. 1904). Res.,
58 St. George's Sq., S.W.
PERY, family name of Limerick Earldom, q.v.
for ' ' Ladies ' ' and ' ' Hons. ' '
PESHKAR— see " Kishan Parshad."
PETERBOROUGH, Bishop of, and Peer's
Son. Rt. Rev. the Hon. Edward Carr Glyn,
D.D., 2Sth Bp., late Chapl. in Ord. to Queen
Victoria and Vicar of Doncaster and of Kensing-
ton: son of 1st Bn. Wolverton, b. Nov. 21, 1843,
uaar. 1882 Lady Mary Emma Campbell, dau. of
8th D. of Argyll (Lady Mary Glyn) ; cons. 1897,
ent. Lords 1901 (L.U.). Res., The Palace, Peter-
borough.
PETERS, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 24th Bn.
Dunboyne. -
PETERSHAM, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1742), a title
of the Harrington Earldom, borne by the heir
when a son.
PETERSON, Maj. Frederick Hopewell,
D.S.O. (1895), I.A., Sikkim 1888, Hazara 1891,
and Chitral Expedn. : b. 1864.
PETERSON, William, C.M.G. (1901), M.A.,
LL.D., Princ. and Vice-Chanc. of M'Gill Univ.,
Montreal, formerly Princ. of Univ. Coll. Dundee :
b. 1856. Res., 889 Sherbrooke St., Montreal.
PETHERAM, Knight. Sir William Comer
Petheram, Kt. Bach. (1884), appd. Q.C. 1880, for-
merly Ch. Justice N.W. Provs. Ind., aftds. of
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Directory of Peerage^
PHI
Bengal : b. 1834, mar. 1863 Isabel Christine, dau.
of Maj .-Gen. Sir Wm. Congreve, 2nd Bt. {extinct
with 3rd). Res., Enford, Pewsey, Wilts. ; 7 Obser-
vatory Gdns., Kens., W.
PETIT, Baronet. Sir Dinshaw Manockjee
Petit, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1890), a merchant and cotton-
mill owner, Churn, of various charitable institns.
in Bombay : grandson of 1st Bt. and son of the
late Framjee Dinshaw Petit, Esq.; b. 1873, sue.
1901 in name of Jejeebhoy Eramjee, Avhieh he
thereupon exchanged, as above, to that of his
predecessor (comp. under "Jejeebhoy"); mar.
1894 Dinbai, dau. of Sir Jamsetjee Jejeebhoy,
3rd Bt. Heir, his son Eramjee Dinshaw (b.
1901 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s uncle Bomaniee Dinshaw,
b. 1859) . Res., Petit Hall, Malabar Hill, Bombay.
PETLEY, Lieut. Eaton Wallace, CLE.
(1897), R.N. retd. (188S), Dep. Conserv. of Port
of Calcutta, Hon. A.D.C. to Viceroy, and Com. of
Calcutta Nav. Vols. : b. 1850. Res., Calcutta.
PETO, Baronet. Sir Henry Peto, 2nd Bt.
{U.K. 1855), M.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. and
C.C. for Dorset (High Sheriff 1897) : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1840, sue. 1889, mar. 1874 Mary, dau. of
the late Rev. Thos. Fuller. Heir pres., his half-
bro. Morton Kelsall (b. 1845 ; 2nd heir, latter' s
son Henry Francis Morton, b. 1883).
Chedington Ct., Crewkerne, Somerset.
PETBE, family name of the Barony of that title.
PETRE, Baron. Bernard Henry Philip Petre
(pron. Pettrie), 14th Bn. {Eng.), late Lieut. Lines.
Regt. : son of 12th Bn. and bro. of 13th ; b. May
31, 1858 ; sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar. 1899 Audrey, dau.
of Rev. Prof. Wm. R, Clark, D.D., D.C.L. of
Toronto. Seat, Thorndon Hall (Brentwood), and
Ingatestone Hall (Tngatestone R.S.O.), both
Essex.
Creation. Bn. Petre, Eng. 1603.— Sir Jno. Petre (Kt.),
M. P. for Essex, was created 1st Bn. The 4th Bn. died
in 1683 in the Tower, to which ho had been committed
with four other Peers. The late 13th Bn. was a Domestic
Prelate at the Vatican.
Titled Relatives.
(Petre.)
Issue of present {14th) Bn. :
Hon. Mary Frances Kathcrine P., b. 1900.
Surviving issue of 12H1 Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present, and of 13th who d. unmrrd.) :
Hon. Prances Mary, now Ctss. of Granard (a. v. , Earl's
Widow), b. 1844, mar. 1873 the late 7th Earl of G.
(The late 13th Baron, b. 1847, d. 1893.)
Hon. Isabella Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Stapleton-
Bretherton, b. i3;8, mar. 1869 Fredk. S.-B., Esq.
Res., The Hall, llainhill, Lanes. ; Heathfield House,
Fareham, Hants.
Hon. Margaret Mary P., a nun of the Order of the
Good Shepherd (Dalbeth House, Glasgow), b. 1850.
Hon. Catherine Mary Lucy P.. b. 18m.
Hon. Frederick Charles Edmund P. , formerly Capt.
W. Essex Yeom., b. 1824, widower. Res., Bay
Cottage, Brentwood, Essex.
Hon. Albert Henry P., memb. of Stock Exchange, b.
1832, mar. 1883 Elsie, dau. of Rev. W. R. Clark and
sist. of the Bnss. (Hon. Mrs. Albert P.). Pes., 9
Rosary Gdns., S. Kens., S.W. ; ojices, 7 Tokenhouse
Yd., E.G.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Henry P. (Sara, dau. of Steph. J. Cant-
well, Esq., and widow of Lt.-Col. Julian H. Tolme),
mar. 1886, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., the late Hon.
Henry William P. (d. 1339).
PETRE, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Emma
Katharine Julia, dau. of the late Maj. Ralph H.
Sneyd), mar. 1853 Sir Geo. Glyan Petre, K.C.M.G.,
formerly Brit. Minister in Argentine Rep., Para-
guay, and at Lisbon ; gt. grandson of 9th Bn.
Petre (d. 1905). Res., Dunkinhalg, Accrington,
Lanes. ; Hatehwood House, Winchfield, Hants.
PETRE, Lady Gwendaline Elizabeth, sist.
of 17th E. of Shrewsbury.
PETRIE, Knight. Sir Charles Petrie, Kt.
Bach. (1903), Lord Mayor of Liverpool 1902,
Chrnn. of Conserv. Club : b. 1853, mar. 1880
Hannah Lindsay, dau. of the late Wm. Hamil-
ton, Esq. Res., Ellary, 7 Prince's Pk., L'pool.
PETRIE, Maj. Charles Louis Rowe, D.S.O.
(1902), Manchester Regt. ; Uganda and theLango
country, late a D.A.A.G. in Somalild. : b. 1866.
PEVENSEY {pron. Pevv'ensy), Viscount
{Irel. 1816), a title of the Sheffield Earldom, borne
by the heir when a son.
PEYTON, Baronet. Sir Algernon Francis
Peyton, 6th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1776), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. Oxfordsh. Imper. Yeom., formerly Capt. 11th
Hussars, High Sheriff of Oxon 1896 : son of 5th
Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1888, mar. same year Ida Fanny,
dau. of Jas. Mason, Esq., of Eynsham Hall.
Heir, his son Algernon Thomas (b. 1889 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Henry Sydney Charles, b. 1891).
Seat, Swift's House, Bicester, Oxon.
PEYTON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
P. vLucy, dau. of Wm. Watts, Esq.), mar. 1852
Sir Thomas Peyton, 5th Bt. (d. 1888). Res., 25
Egerton Gdns., Brampton Rd., S.W. — For widow
of 4th Bt. see " VaJentia, Vise."
PEYTON, Col. William Eliot, D.S.O. (1898),
15th Hussars ; Dongola, Soudan 1897-8 (Atbara
and Khartoum), S. Africa 1900: b. 1866.
PHILIPPESCO, Prss. Marie DE-see "Lake-
man, Kt."
PHILIPPS, Baronet of Picton. Rev. Sir
James Erasmus Philipps, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1621),
M.A., a Canon of Salisbury and Warden of St.
Boniface Missnry. Coll., Warminster, a Co. Aid.
for Wilts. : son of 11th Bt., b. 1824, sue. 1873, mar.
1859 Mary Margaret {Hon. Lady Philipps, having
been granted rank of a Bn.'s dau.), dau. of the
late Rev. the Hon. Saml. Best, son of 1st Bn.
Wynford. Heir, his son John Wvnford P., M.P.
for Pembrokesh. {L. ; b. i860 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son Colwyn Erasmus Arnold, b. 1888). Res., The
Close, Salisbury.
PHILIPPS, Baronet of Picton Castle. Sir
Charles Edward Gregg Philipps, 1st Bt. {U.K.
1887), barrister-at-law, Ld. Lieut, of Haverford-
west, memb. of House of Laymen, late Chrnn. of
Fembrokesh. C.C. (High Sheriff 1882), and Lt.-
Col. and Hon. Col. Pemb. Yeom., three times
Mayor of Haverfordwest : son of the late Edwd.
Fisher, Esq., of Huddersfield, whose name he in
1876 exchanged for Philipps; b. 1840, mar. 1868
Mary Philippa, lineal descendant of the 1st Bt. of
Picton and dau. of the late Rev. J. H. A. Philipps,
Hon. Teresa Mary Louisa P., a nun of the above
Order (Oardiif), b. 1853.
Hon. Mary Winifride P., a Sist. of Charity (Car-
lisle PI., Westminster), b. 1855.
Hon Eleanor Mary, now lion. Mrs. Edward Trafford,
b. 1856, mar. 1880 Edwd. Southwell T., Esq. Res.,
Wroxham Hall, Norwich.
(Present Baron, b. 1358.)
Hon. Monica Mary, now Hon. Mrs. John Butler-
Bowdon, b. i860, mar. 1879 Jno. Erdeswick B.-B.,
Esq. Res., Southgate House, Clown, Chester-
field ; Pleasiugton Hall, Blackburn (let to Sir AVin.
Hornby).
Hon. Philip Benedict Joseph P., heir pres. to
Barony, formerly Lieut. E. Lanes. Mil. : b. 1864,
mar. 1888 J alia Mary, dau. of the late Geo. Caven-
dish Taylor, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Philip P.). (znd heir,
his son Lionel George Carroll, b. 1890.)
Issue of nth Bn. (uncles of present) :
(The late 12th Baron, b. 1817, d. 1884.)
PHI Baronetage, Knightage, &c. PIE 517
ne Gwyther, half-bro. of 2nd Lord Milford. Heir,
his son Henry Erasmus Edward (b. 1871 ; 2nd
heir, next son, George William Fisher, b. 1878).
Seat, Picton Castle, Haverfordwest.
PHILIPPS, Hon. Lady— see above Bt. of
Picton.
PHILIPPS, Lt.-Col. Ivor, D.S.O. (1900), late
I. A., now Maj . and Hon. Lt.-Col. Pembroke Imper.
Yeom. ; Burma 1886-9, Miranzai and Isazai, Tirah
1897, and China 1900-1, is a Co. Aid. forPembrokes.,
High Sheriff 1904 : b. 1861 (son of present Bt. of
Picton) .
PHILIPS, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir Joseph
Philips, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), R.M.L.I., served in
Mediterranean, W. Indies, Zululd. (comd. P.M.),
and at Alexandria, ret. 1895 : b. 1839, mar. 1891,
as 2nd husb., Emily Anne, dau. of the late Hy.
O'Hagan, Esq., and widow of Don Pamon Gar-
deazabal. Pes., 67 Oxford Terr., Edgware Ed., W.
PHILIPS, Lt.-Col. Burton Henry, C.M.G.
(1899), Roy. Welsh Fus. ; Crete 1898, was an
A.D.C. to Lt.-Gen. Sir H. Chermside in S. Africa
1900, since retd. : b. 1858. Pes., The Heath House,
Tean, Stoke-upon-Trent.
PHIL1PSON, Knight. Sir George Hare
PMlipson, Kt.Bach. (1900), M.D , D.C.L., LL.D.,
E.R.C.P., Pres. of Newcastle Coll. of Medicine,
Prof, of Med. in Durham Univ., and Repres.
of that Univ. on Gen. Med. Counc, a Vice-Pres.
Brit. Med. Assoc. (Pres. 1893), a Eellow of
Medico - Chirurg. and other Socs., author of
various med. works : b. 1836. Pes., 7 ELdon So..,
Newcastle-on-T yne.
PHILIPSON, Hon. Mrs. Hylton, dau. of 10th
Bn. Elibank.
PHILIPSTOWN, Baron (Irel. 1716) — see
"Molesworth, Vise."
PHILLIMORE, Baronet. Hon. Sir Walter
George Erank Phillimore, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1881),
D.C.L., LL.D., officially "Mr. Justice Philli-
more," a Justice of the King's Bench Div. of
High Ct., late Chanc. of Dioc. of Lincoln : son of
1st Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1885, mar. 1870 Agnes, dau.
of the late Chas. M. Lushington, Esq. Heir, his
son Robert Charles (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Godfrey Walter, b. 1879) . Seat, The Coppice, Ship-
lake, Henley-on-Thames; town res.. Cam House,
Campden Hill, W. ; chamb. 657 Eoy. Cts. of
Justice, W.C.
PHILLIMORE, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Harriet Eleanor, dau. of the late Hon. Geo. M.
Fortescue, son of 1st Earl Fortescue), b. 1836,
mar. 1864 Adm. Sir Augustus Phillimore, K.C.B.
(d. 1897). Pes., Shediield House, Botley, Hants.
PHILLIMORE, Capt. Richard Fortescue,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), R.N., Flag Capt. at
Portsmth. : b. 1864.
PHILLIMORE, Lieut. Valentine Egerton
Bagot, D.S.O. (1900), R.N., China 1900 : b. 1875
(son of the late Sir Aug. Phillimore, K.C.B.)
PHILLIPPO, Knight. Sir George Phillippo,
Kt. Bach. (1882), Brit. Cons, at Geneva, formerly
Ch. Just. Gibraltar and Hong Kong, has been a
Judge also in Sierra Leone, Brit. Guiana, and
Straits Settmts., and Attorney-Gen. in Brit.
Columbia, joined Jamaica Bar 1862 : b. 1833,
mar. 1890, 2nd wife, Eliza, dau. of Thos. Hughes,
Esq. Pes., 8 Rue de la Cloche, Paquis, Geneva.
PHILLIPS, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Charles Phillips,
D.D., Assist. Native Bp. in W. Equat. Africa,
prev. a C.M.S. Missnry. in Ondo : b. 1847, ord-
1876, cons. 1893. Pes., C. M. S. House, Ode Ondo,
via Lagos, West Africa.
PHILLIPS, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Agatha, dau. of Chas. Knowles, Esq.), mar.
1878 Sir Hy. Lushington Phillips, C.M.G., Jud.
Commissr. of High Ct. Cyprus (d. 1896).
PHILLIPS, Capt. Edward Hawtin, D.S.O.
(1901), R.A., Sierra Leone 1898-9, Ashanti 1900,
S. Africa 1902 : b. 1876.
PHILLIPS, Francis, C.B. (Civ. 1903), late
Assist. Comptroller and Auditor, Exchequer and
Audit Dept.: b. 1835. Pes., 5 Porchester Sq., W.
PHILLIPS, Capt. H. C. B., D.S.O. (1902),
5th Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1900,
now a Commissr. Nth. Nigeria. Pes., Wushishi,
N. Nigeria.
PHILLIPS, Capt. Henry Jacob Vaughan,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 3rd Batt. S.Wales Bords. (Mil.) ;
S. Africa 1899-1900 as Acting Intell. Offr.
PHILLIPS (FAUDEL-) , Baronet. Sir Georg e
Faudel Faudel-Phillips, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1897),
G.C.I.E. (same year), an Aid. and Lieut, of the
City of London, a D.L. for Co. London, and a
D.L. and C.C. for Herts., was Lord Mayor of the
City 1896-7, High Sheriff of Co. London 1895,
of Herts. 1900-1, Sheriff of Lond. and Middx.
1884-5 ; is Gov. of the Irish Soc. (managers of
Irish estates of the Corporation), superintended
the raising of the late Ind. Famine Fund : son of
the late Sir Benj . S. Phillips, a former Lord Mayor ;
b. 1840, mar. 1857 Helen, nee Lawson, a memb.
of League of Mercy, sist. of Bn. Burnham;
assumed name of Faudel 1895. Heir, his son
Benjamin Samuel (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Lionel Lawson Faudel, b. 1877). Seat, Ball's
Pk., Hertford ; town res. ,52 Grosvenor Gdns., S.W.
PHILLPOTTS, Capt. Louis Murray, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1870.
PHIPPS, family name of Normanby Mar-
quessate, q.v. for Lord Henry and Lady William,
and see below.
PHIPPS, Knight. Sir Edmund Constantine
Henry Phipps, K.C.M.G. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1894),
Min. Plenip. to Belgium, late to Brazil, formerly
in Embs. &c. at Berlin, Washington, Buenos
Aires, St. Petersburg, Vienna, and Paris : b. 1841
(nephew of 1st M. of Normanby), mar. 1904, 2nd
wife, Alexandra Wassilewna, widow of Senhor
Gomes Brandao, of Rio. Pes., Brit. Legat.,
Brussels.
PHIPPS, Hon. Harriet Lepel, V.A., a former
Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria (hence
" Hon."), aftds. a Bedchamber Woman : dau. of
Col. Hon. Sir Chas. B. Phipps, son of 1st E. of
Mulgrave and bro. of 1st M. of Normanby; b.
1841. Pes., Kensington Palace, W.
PICKERING, Capt. William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Kimberley Tn. Gd. ; Boer War 1900-1 : b. 1856.
Pes., The Lodge, Kimberley.
PICKERING, William Alexander, C.M.G.
(1884), late in various posts in Straits Settmts.,
prev. in Chinese Customs, lived in Formosa : b.
1840. Address, Hotel des lies d'Or, Hyeres,
France.
PICKWOAD, Col. Edwin Hay, C.M.G.
(1900-1), R.A. retd. (1903); Afghn. 1878-9, S.
Africa 1890-1900 : b. 1853.
PIERREPONT, family name of Manvers
Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and Hon. Evelyn.
PIERREPONT, Baron (Qt. Br. 1796) — see
" Manvers, Earl."
PIERS, Baronet. Sir Eustace FitzMaurice
Piers, 8th Bt. (Irel. 1660), formerly a partner in
Ormerod, Grierson, and Co., ironfounders,
and has been Maj. 4th Batt. Manchester Regt.
(Mil.) : son of 7th Bt., b. 1840, sue. 1850, widower.
518 PIE
Directory of Peerage,
PIN
Heir, his son Capt. Charles Pigott P. (b. 1870 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s 2nd cousin Lt.-Col. Henry Oetavius
P., b. 1856). Res., Craven Lodge, Horsliam.
PIERS, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. (Alice,
dau. of J. T. Glindon, Esq., R.N.), mar. 1838 Sir
Henry Piers, 7th Bt. (d. 1850). Res., with above.
PIGGOTT, Knight. Sir Francis Taylor
Piggott, Kt. Bach (1905), Ch. Justice of Hong
Kong.
PIGOT, Baronet. Sir George Pigot, 5th Bt. of
Patshull (Gt. Br. 1764), son of 4th Bt., b. 1850,
sue. 1891, mar. 1879 Alice Louisa Raynsford, dau.
of Sir Jas. T. Mackenzie, 1st Bt. of Glen Muick.
Heir, his son Robert (b. 1882 ; 2nd heir, next
son, George Douglas Hugh, b. 1883). Res., "War-
field Grove, Bracknell, Berks.
PIGOT, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
P. (Emily Georgiana Elise, dau. of Saml. Y.
Benyon, Esq.), mar. 1850, as 2nd wife, Sir Robert
Pigot, 4th Bt. (d. 1891). Res., Hillside, Brack-
nell, Berks.
PIGOTT, Baronet. Sir Charles Robert
Pigott, 3rd Bt. of Knapton (U.K. 1808), a D.L.
for Bucks., formerly Lieut, goth Regt,, served
in Crimea : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1835, sue. 1847, mar.
1880, 2nd wife, Margaret Mary Pole, dau. of
Sydney Cosby, Esq., and widow of Capt. Jno. C.
Coote. Heir, his grandson Berkeley (b. 1894 ;
2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st cousin Capt. Wellesley George
P., b. 1861). Res., Wtxham Pk., Slough, Bucks.
PIGOTT, Knight. Sir Paynton Pigott, Kt.
Bach. (1902), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), barrister-
at-law, a D.L. for Norfolk and has been Ch.
Const, of the Co. since 1880 : b. 1840, mar. 1868
Eleanor, dau. of Jno. Hartley, Esq. Res., Hors-
ford Hall, Norwich.
PIGOTT, Capt. Grenville Edmund, D.S.O.
(1898), A.S.C., Soudan (Atbara and Khartoum),
in S. Africa 1900-1 as a D.A.A.G. : b. 1870.
PIGOTT, Thomas Digby, C.B. (Civ. 1890),
late Comptr. H.M.'s Stationery Office and Printer
of Acts of Parlt. : b. 1840. Res. , The Lodge, Lower
Sheringham, Cromer ; 5 Ovington Gdns., Bromp-
tonRd..S.W.
PIKE, Edmund William, I.S.O. (1903), late
Postmaster at H. of Commons : b. 1838. Res.,
9 Hilldrop Cresc, Camden Rd., N.
PIKE, Lt.-Col. William V^atson, D.S.O.
(1900-1), F.R.C.S.I., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1880.
PILCHER, Maj. Edgar Montagu, D.S.O.
(1900-1), B.A., M.B., RA.M.C, Tirah 1897-8
and S. Africa 1900, is Med. Offr. at Woolwich
Arsenal : b. 1865.
PILCHER, Col. Thomas David, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late Beds. Regt. ; W. Coast of Africa
1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902 comdg. 3rd Mtd. Inf.,
now comdg. 3rd Brig. Aldershot Army Corps as
Brig.-Gen., is an A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1858. Res.,
Aldershot.
PILE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Devereux Pile,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1900), Lord Mayor of Dublin
during the late Queen's visit. High. Sheriff 1898,
is a D.L. for the Co. : son of Thos. Pile, Esq.,
b. 1856, mar. 1882 Caroline Maude, dau. of Jno.
M. Nicholson, Esq. Heir, his son Frederick
Alfred (b. 1884 ; 2nd heir, next son, Walter
Devereux, b. 1887) . Res., Henley House, 36 Avenue
Rd., Reg. Pk., N.W.
PILE, Knight. Sir George Clarke Pile, Kt.
Bach. (1892), M.E.C. and Pres. Leg. Counc. Bar-
bados: b. 1821, mar. 1856 Anna Frances, dau.
of the late Dep. Comsry.-Gen. Henry Laurie.
Res., Brighton, Barbados.
PILKINGTON, ■ Knight (1). Sir George
Augustus Pilldngton, Kt. Bach. (1893), M.R.C.S.,
L.S.A., a Co. Aid. for Lanes, and for N. Rid., late
an M.P. and Hon. Col. 3rd Yol. Batt. King's
L'poolRegt., twice Mayor of Southport: b. 1848,
mar. 1876 Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Jas. Pilkington,
Esq., whose surname he assumed on mrr^e. in
lieu of Coombe. Res., Belle Yue, Southport;
Surnithwaite Hall, Bedale, Yorks.
PILKINGTON, Knight (2). Maj. Sir Henry
Pilkington, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), R.E. retd. (1894),
now Engr.-in-Ch. on War Works, prev. Dir. of
Engrg. and Archit. Dept. of Admiralty : b. 1849,
mar. 1882 Ella Julia, dau. of Maj. -Gen. J. H.
White, R.E. Res., Wimbledon, S.W.
PILKINGTON, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Kathleen, dau. of the late C. M. Richardson,
Esq.), mar. 1887 Sir Wm. Handcock Pilkington,
Kt. Bach. (d. 1905). Res., Haggard, Carbury
R.S.O., Co. Kildare.
PILKINGTON, Col. Henry Lionel, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), late W. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa
1900-2, formerly A.D.C. to Sir F. N. Browne when
Gov. both of W. Australia and Barbados : b.
1857. Res., Tore, Tyrrellspass, Co. Westmeath.
PILKINGTON, Col. Richard, C.B. (Civ. 1905),
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. S. Lanes.
Regt.
PILKINGTON (MILBORNE - S WINNER-
TON-) , Baronet. Sir Thomas Edward Milborne-
Swinnerton-Pilkington, 12th Bt. (Scot. 1635), M.A.,
Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 7th Batt. King's
Roy. Rif. Corps (Mil.): son of 11th Bt.,b. 1857,
sue. 1901, mar. 1895 the under-mentioned Lady
Kathleen M.S. -P. Heir, his son Arthur William
(b. 1808; 2nd heir, next son, Click O'Connor,
b. 1903). Seats, Chevet Pk., Wakefield ; Butter-
ton Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme ; town res.,
2 Upp. Berkeley St., W.
*** The Baronetcy is of Nova Scotia, though the family
is from the North of England.
PILKINGTON (MILBORNE - SWINNER -
TON-), Lady Kathleen Mary Alexina, dau.
of 4th E. of Desart (q.v.) and wife of above Bt.
PILLEAU, Maj. Henry Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. W. Surr. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, is an Instr. at Roy. Mil. Coll., Sandhurst :
b. 1866.
PILOT, Rev. Canon William, I.S.O. (1904),
D.D., D.C.L., Supt. of Ch. of Engld. Schools in
Newfoundld, Princ. of Queen's Coll., and Canon
of St. John's: b. 1841. Res., Ordnance House,
St. John's, Newfoundld.
PILSON, Maj. Arthur Ford, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; S. Africa 1896 and 1899-
1900, aftds. with S. Afr. Constab. as Dist. Comdt. :
b. 1865. Res., Rath villa, Downpatrick.
PILTER, Col. William Frederick, C.B.. (Civ.
1897), V.D., Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.)
Tynemouth Vol. Artill. : b. 1831. Res., The
Grove, Addlestone, Surrey.
PINAITLT, Col. Louis Felix, C.M.G. (1903),
LL.B., Dep. Min. of Militia and Defence for
Canad. Dominion, a barrister-at-law and former
Col. in Voltigeurs de Quebec : b. 1852. Res.,
Ottawa.
PINCHING, Knight. Surg. -Maj . Sir Horace
Henderson Pinching, K. C.M.G. (1902), M.A.,
late Surg.-Maj. in A.M.S., now Dir.-Gen. of
Egyptian Sanitary Dept. : b. 1857, mar. 1903
Edme'e Anna, dau. of Mens. Ernest Cramer, of
Geneva. Res., Cairo.
PINE, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Margaretta
Anne, dau. of the late Col. Jno. Simpson), mar.
PIN
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
PLA
5i9
1859, as 2nd wife, Sir Benj. C. Campbell Pine,
K.C.M.G., Gov. successively of various Colonies
(d. 1891). lies., 9 Boulevard du Boi, Versailles.
PINHEY, Maj. Alexander Fleetwood,
CLE. (1901), LA. Supernum. List; Besid. in
Meywan, prev. Bolit. Agent at Baghelkhand :
b. 1861. Bes., Udaipur, Bajputana.
PINK, Knight (1). Sir Thomas Pink, Kt.
Bach. (1904), principal owner of the firm of E. &
T. Pink, confectioners, wharfinsrers, &c. : b. 1855,
mar. 1878 Amelia, dau. of the late Edmd. Purssey,
Esq. Bes., Thornton House, Clapham Pk., S.Yf.
PINK, Knight (2). Sir William Pink, Kt.
Bach. (1891), five times Mayor of Portsmouth, of
which he is a mercht. ; received H.B.H. the
Prince of Wales (H.M. the King-) 1876 on his
return from India : b. 1829, mar. 18S3, as 2nd
husb., Jane Goy, widow' of Capt. Cleveland,
R.N. Bes., Shrover Hall, Cosham B.S.O., Hants.
PINK, Col. Francis John, C.M.G. (1901),
D.S.O. (1889), Boy. W. Surr. Begt. ; Afghn.
1879-80, Burma 1886-9 as D.A.A. & Q.M.G.,Don-
gola, Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-1: b. 1857.
PINKHAM, Bishop — see " Calgary."
PINNEY, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Norton.
PINSENT, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Emily
Hetty Sabine, dau. of the late Rev. F. W. Hom-
fray), mar. 1872, as 2nd wife, Sir Bobt. J. Pinsent,
late Sen. Judge of Supr. Ct. Newfoundld. (d.
1893). Bes., 13 Stanley Crese., Notting Hill, W.
PIPON, Maj.-Gen. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1900),
R.A., Canada i856, Afghn. 1879-80, late Col.
comdg. B.A. in Chinese Expedn., ret. 1901 with
hon. rank of Maj.-Gen., now a Dep. Assist. Dir.
Bemount Dept. : b. 1843. OUih, IT. Serv.
PIBBRIGHT Barony {U.K. 1895)— extinct
1903. on death of 1st and only Bn. (surname De
W orms) .
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. Alice Henrietta Antoinette Evelina, now Hon.
Mrs. M'Laren Morrison, b. 1865, mar. 1892, 2nd
husb., David M'L. M., Esq. Res., Kepwick Pk.,
Northallerton, Yorks. ; Queen Anne's Mansns., St.
James's Pk., S.W.
Hon. Dora Sophia Emmy Da W., b. 1869.
Hon. Constance Valerie Sophie, now Ctss. Maxi-
milian von Loivenstein-Scharfeneck, b. 1875, mar.
1895 Ct. Max. Carl P. von L.-S. lsme : Ctss. Sophie
Maria, b. 1896 ; Ctss. Fanny Ludowike, b. 1899 ; Ct.
Hans, b. 1902 ; Ct. Leopold, b. 1903. Res., Salzburg,
Austria.
PIBBBIGHT, Baron's Widow. The Lady
P. (Sarah, dau. of the late Sir Benj.S. Phillips, and
sist. of Sir Geo. F. Faudel-Phillips,Bt., G.C.I.E.),
a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. and a memb. of
League of Mercy : mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, 1st and
only Bn. Pirbright (d. 1903). Bes., Henley Pk.,
Guildford ; 42 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
PIRIE, Maj. Arthur Murray, D.S.O. (1898),
2ist Lancers; Soudan (Khartoum), now in
Egyptn. Army : b. 1869.
PIRIE, Hon. Mrs. Duncan, dau. of 17th Bn.
Sempill.
PIRO, Marquess De. Giuseppe Lorenzo Dc
Piro, Cth Marq. (Marques — Spain 1742, cr. by
Philip V.- of Maltese nobility), C.M.G. (1887),
Apostolic Syndic of the Capuchins of Vittoriosa,
Kt. of St. John Jerus. (Malta), and Hon. Col. (late
Lt.-Col. comdg.) 1st Batt. Roy. Malta Mil., has
been Chamberlain to present and preceding Popes:
son of 5th M., b. 1858, sue. 1895, widower. Heiress
pres., his dau. Adelina Victoria (b. 1892; no
2nd heir). Bes., Casa De Piro, Nctabile, and
Do., Casel Lia ; Villa De Piro, St. Paul's Bay ;
103 Strada Yescovo, Yaletta— all in Malta.
PIRRIE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. William
James Pirrie, P.C. (Irel. 1897), LL.D., D.Sc,
M.I.C.E. ,M.LM.E. , memb. of Counc. of latter and
of Inst. Nav. Architects and Inst, of Journalists,
a shipbuilder and engineer, Pres. of Chamb. of
Shipping of Belfast, for which city he is a D.L.
and Aid., was Lord Mayor 1896-7, High Sheriff
of Antrim 1898, of Down 1899: b. 1847, mar.
1879. Bes., Ormiston, Strandtown, Belfast;
Downshire House, Belgrave Sq., S.W.
PISANI, Salvatore Luigi, C.M.G. (1895),
M.D., Oh. Govt. Med.' Off r. in Malta and Ch. of
Pub. Health Dept., has been Prof, of Anat.,
Surgery, <fec, in Malta Univ. : b. 1828. Bes.,
33 Strada Alessandro, and Villa Sans Souci,
Valetta, Malta.
PITMAN, Knight. Sir Henry Alfred Pitman,
Kt. Bach. (1883), M.D., F.B.C.P., Consg. Phys.
St. George's Hospital, Emeritus Begist. Boy. Coll.
Phys. Loud., of which body he was B,epres. at
Gen. Med. Counc. 1876-86: b. 1808, mar. 1852
Frances, dau. of the late Thos. Wildman, Esq.
Bes., Cranbrook, Bycullah Pk., Enfield.
PITMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady P. (Isa-
bella, dau. of Jas. Masters, Esq.), mar. 1861, as
2nd wife, Sir Isaac Pitman, inventor of Phono-
graphy (d. 1897). Bes., 17 Roy. Cresc, Bath.
PITMAN, Charles Edward, CLE. (1880),
late Dir.-Gen. Ind. Telegs.; Lushai 1871-2, Afghn.
1878-80, Tirah 1897-8, ret. 1900 : b. 1845. Ses.,
Pinhoe, Exeter.
PITMAN, Capt. Eobert, C.M.G. (1903), R.N.,
services in connection with suppression of crimping
at foreign ports; Baltic 1854-5: b. 1836. Bes.,
West Hill House, Milton, Gravesend.
PITT, family name of the extinct Bivers Barony
(q.v. for "Hons.") as borne by survivors (those in
the line of succession bore the name Pitt-Bivers) .
PITT, Capt. Francis Joseph, C.B. (Civ. 1900-1),
B.N., Baltic, E., W., & S. Africa, Japan 1863-4,
has been ISJav. Assist to Dir. of Transpt. : b. 1840.
Bes., 36 Lower Sloane St., S.W.
PITT (FOX-), Lady Edith Gertrude, dau. of
8th M. of Oueensberry.
PITTAR, Knight, Sir Thomas John Piltar,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1905), C.M.G. (1903), F.R.S.S.,
Chmn. Bd. of Customs, late Princ. of Statist.
Dept. : b. 1846. Bes., 15 Moscow Mansns., 224
Cromwell Bd., S.W.
PITTS, Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1903), Assist. Sec.
Loc. Govt. Bd. : b. 1857. Bes., Oak Lodge,
Maidenhead.
PLACE, Capt. Charles Otley, D.S.O. (1902),
R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
PLATT, Col. Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1897), late Hon.
Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 4th Batt. Boy. Welsh
Fus. (Mil.), ret. 1839, a D.T,. for Carnarvonsh.
(High Sheriff 1877 and of Anglesea 1880) : b.
1842. Bes., Gorddinog, Llanfairfechan R.S.O.,
Carnarvs. ; Gruinards, Ross-sh. (? post-town) .
PLATTS, Thomas, I.S.O. (1902), Staff Clerk,
Acct.-Gen.'s Dept., Admiralty: b. 1843. Bes.,
Claremont,. 15 Decimus Burton Bd., Thornton
Heath, Surrey.
PLAYFAIR, family name of the f ollg. Barony.
PLAYFAIB, Baron, George James Play-
fair, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), C.V.O. (1905), now a Brig.-
Gen. in charge of Coast Defences, Scottish Commd.,
Hon. Col. 1st Forfarsh. Boy. Garrison Artill.
(Vols,): son of 1st Bn.; b. March 1, 1849; sue.
1898 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1877, the late Lucy Osborne,
dau. of T. G. Matthews, Esq. (she died same
520 PLA
Directory of Peerage,
PLU
year) ; 2ndly, 1888, Augusta Mary, dau. of H. T.
Hickman, Esq. Res., Newbattle Abbey, Dalkeith,
Midlothn.
Creation. Bn. Playfair, U.K. 1892.— The Rt. Hon. Sir
Lyon Playfair, G.C.B., E.R.S., M.P., who had been Post-
master-General, Vice-President of the Council on Educa-
tion, and (1880-3) Chairman of Ways and Means to the
House of Commons, was elevated to this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Playfair.)
Issue of present [2nd) Bn.:
Bv 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Lucy Jessie Lyon P., b. ^877.
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Lvon George Henry Lyon P., heir to Barony,
b. i388. (No and heir.)
Issue of 1st Bn. (sist. and half-sist. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Jessie Ann, now Hon. Lady Stewart, h. 18.17,
mar. 1889, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Lt. - Gen.
Sir Robt. MacG. S-.K.C.B., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1S49.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Ethel Mary Lyon, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick
Bloomjield, b. 1862, mar. 1886 Ma.i. Fredk. Wm. B.
Res., Djenan-es-Saouda, El Biar, Algiers.
PLAYFAIR, Baron's Widow (remrrd.). The
Dowager Lady P. (Edith, dau. of Saral. H. Russell,
Esq., of Boston, U.S.A.), mar., 1st, 1878, as 3rd
wife, 1st Bn. Playfair, P.C., G.C.B., F.R.S. (d.
1898) ; 2ndly, 1901, Robi;. Fleming Crooks, Esq.—
retaining title by courtesy. Res., 72 Sth. Audley
St., W.
PLAYFAIR, Knight. Sir Patrick Playfair,
Kt. Bach. (1897), CLE. (1896), partner in a mer-
chant firm of Calcutta, late Sheriif of that city and
Mercantile M.L.C., was an Addit. Memb. Counc.
of Viceroy 1893-7: b. 1852, mar. 1903 Frances
Sophia, dau. of Jno. Harvey, Esq. Res., 2 Ennis-
more Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
PLAYFAIR, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Agnes, dau. of Maj .-Gen. Webster), mar. 1851
Lt.-Col. Sir R. Lambert Playfair, K.C.M.G., late
Cons.-Gen. for Algeria (d.1899). Res., 57 Gloucester
Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
PLEYDELL - BOUVERIE, Baron {Gt. Br.
1765)— see " Radnor, E. of."
PLOWDEN,Knigiit (1). Sir Henry Meredyth
Plowden, Kt. Bach. (1887), B.A., Fell. Anthrop.
Inst. Gt. Br. & I., formerly Senior Judge Ch.
Ct. Punjab : b. 1840, mar. 1887 Helen, dau. of
the late Sir Cecil Beadon. K.C.S.I. Res., Leint-
wardine R.S.O., Herefordsh.
PLOWDEN, Knight (2). Sir Trevor— see
"Plowden (Chichele-)."
PLOWDEN, Knight (3). Sir William
Chichele Plowden, K.C.S.I. (1886), formerly
Imper. Census Commissr. and Memb. Supr. Leg.
Counc. India, in B.C.S. 1852-82, an M.P. 1886-92:
b. 1832, mar. 1862 Emily Frances Anne Bass,
sist. of 1st Bn. Burton. Res., Aston Rowant
House, Oxon.
PLOWDEN, Brig.-Gen. Francis Hugh, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), N.W. Front. 1897-8, now comdg. 1st
Brigade, Burma: b. 1851. Res., Mandalay,
Burma.
PLOWDEN, Lady Mary, sist. of 1st M. of
Zetland.
PLOWDEN (CHICHELE-), Knight's Yv^idow.
Lady C.-P. (Mary Beatrice Theresa, dau. of Basil
T. Fitzherbert, Esq.), mar. 1895, as 2nd wife, Sir
Trevor J. C.Chiehele-Plowden, K.C.S.I. (d. 3905).
Res., Hazelhurst, Ore, Hastings.
PLOWMAN, Edward Philip, I.S.O. (1902),
late Assist. Compt. Stationery Office (Prince's St.,
Westmr.) : b. 1839. Res., Elm Lodge, Queen's
Rd., Teddington, Middx.
PLUMER, Maj. -Gen. Herbert Charles
Onslow, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), formerly York and
Lane. Regt. ; Soudan 1884, Matabeld. 1896, S.
Africa 1899-1902 (raised a Corps of. Irregulars),
late an A.D.C. to H.M. is 3rd Milit. Memb. of
Army Counc, and Q.M.G. to the Forces : b. 1857.
Res., 24 Ennismoxe Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
PLUMMER, Knight. Sir Walter Richard
Plummer, Kt. Bach. (1904), M.P. for Newcastle-
on-Tyne (C), memb. of Counc. of Nat. Union of
Conserv. Assocs. and of the York House of
Laymen, a City Counc. of Newcastle, a Dir. of
Northn. Cos. Newspaper Co., and a merchant : b.
1858. Res., 4 Queen's Sq., Newc.-on-Tyne.
PLUNKET, family name of the Plunket and
Rathmore Baronies (the latter with no titled
relatives). Index to the former line together with
those bearing the family name of Plunkett (d.,
Dunsany; f., Fingall; l., Louth; p., Plunket):
Hn. Mrs. Arth. r. Hn. Gertrude, p. Hn. Moira, p.
Hn. Benj. J. p. Hn. Helen Cec. p. Hn. Olive, p.
Hn. Brinsley, p. Ly. Henrietta M. F.Hn.OtwayR.P.O.L.
Hn. Mrs. Chas. p. Hn. HenryLuke.L.Hn. PatrickH. C.p.
Hn. Charlotte p. Hn. Hermione, p. Hn. Regd. A. R. d.
Hn. Eileen, p. Pin. Isabella K. p. Hn. Terence C. p.
Hn. Eliz. Ch. p. Hn. Josephine, p. Hn. Victoria, p.
Hn. Emmeline, p. Hn. Joyce Lai. p. Hn. Violet Mar. p.
Hn. Ethel, p. Hn. Katherine, p. Hn. Westenra, l.
Hn. Eugenie, l. Hn. Kathln.Lou. p.
Hn.GeraldW.D.F. Ly. Mary Eliz. r.
PLUNKET, Baron. William Lee Plunket,
5thBn. (t/./i.), K.C.M.G. (1905), K.C.V.O. (1903),
BA., Gov. of N. Zealand (appd. 1904), prev.
Priv. Sec. to two Lords Lieut, of Ireld., for-
merly an Attache in Diplom. Serv., is a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus. : son of 4th Bn. (the late
Abp. of Dublin) ; b. Dec. 19, 1864; sue. 1897 (C.) ;
mar. 1894 Lady Victoria Alexandrina Hamilton-
Ttmple-Blackmood, dau. of 1st M. of Dufferin and
Ava, K.P. Seat, Old Connaught House, Bray,
Co. Wieklow ; offic. res., Govt. Houses, Auckland
and Wellington, N.Z.
Creations. Z7.ii.: Bn. Plunket, 1827.— Wm. Conyngham
Plunket, Attorney-General for Ireland and Chief
.lust ice of Court of Common Pleas, was raised to this
Peerage and subsequently appointed Lord Chancellor of
Ireland: he was famous also among Irish orators. His
son the 2nd Bn. was Bishop of Tuam, the 4th being
Archbishop of Dublin.
Titled Relatives.
{Plunket.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn.:
Hon. Helen Cecil Olive P., b. 1895.
Hon. Eileen Hermione P., b. 1896.
Hon. Moira Violet Maria P., b. 1897.
Hon. Terence Conyngham P., heir to Barony, b. 1899.
Hon. Joyce Laline P. (dau.), b. xqoi.
Hon. Brinsley Sheridan Bushe P., 2nd heir, b. 1903.
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (bro. and sists. of pres.) :
(Present Baron, b. 1864.)
Hon. Elizabeth Charlotte P., b. 1868.
Rev. the Hon. Benjamin John P., M.A., b. 1:870, mar.
1904 Dorothea Hester, dau. of Sir Thos. P. Butler,
10th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Benjamin P.). Res., Aghade
Rect., Tullow R.S.O., Co. Carlow.
Hon. Kathleen Louisa P., b. 1877.
Hon. Ethel Josephine P., b. 1879.
Issue of 3rd Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late AnciiBP.,4th Baron, b. 1828, d. 1897.)
Hon. Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas Barton, b.
1832, mar. 1853 the late Thos. Hy. B., Esq. (d. 1878).
Pes., 76 Woodstock Rd., Oxford.
Hon. Emmeline Mary P., b. 1835, Res., The Oaks,
Wimbledon Common, S. W. (with the follg. Bn.).
Rt. Hon. David Robert P., cr. Bn. Rathmore (q.v.),
b. 1838.
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Hon. Selina Maria, now Hon. Lady Smyly (q.v.,
Kt.'s Wid.), b. 1840, mar. 1864 the late Sir Philip
Crampton S. (d. 1904). (His son of same name
bears the official tiile " Hon." from a post in
Sierra Leone. ) •
Hon. Patrick Henry Coghill P. , formerly of 70th Foot
and Supt. of Police at Penang, served in Perak
Campaign 1875 : b. 1845 (twin with late Hon.
Arthur), mar. 1878 Anne Agnes, dau. of the late Jno.
Murray, Esq., of Clonmel (Hon. Mrs. Patrick P.).
Res. , Bray, Co. Wicklow.
Hon. Isabella Katherine P., b. 1847. lies., with Hon.
Emmeline.
— Daus.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Charles P. (Emmeline, dau. of Jas.
Murrell, Esq.), mar. i860 the late Hon. Chas.
Bushe P. (d. 1880). Res., The Cottage, Castle Towns-
hend, Skibbereen, Co. Cork.
Hon. Mrs. Arthur P. (Louisa Frances, dau. of the
late Jas. Hewitt, Esq.), mar. 1870 the late Hon.
Arth. Cecil Crampton P. (d. 1884). Res., 20 Warn-
borough B,d., Oxford.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (1st cousin once removed of
present) :
Hon. Katherine P. , b. 18— (parents mar. 1819). Res.,
64 Eaton PI., 8.W.
Hon. Mary Elizabeth Alice, now Hon. Lady Forster,
(q.v., Bt.'s Wid.), mar. 1862 Col. Sir Thos. Oriel F.,
3rd Bt. of Coolderry.
Hon. Gertrude Victoria P., b. 1844. Res., with Hon.
Katherine.
PLUJSTKETT, family name of Fingall Earldom
and of Dunsany and Louth Baronies (see Index
under "Plunket").
PLUNKETT, Count. George Noble Plunkett,
Ct. {Rome), barrister-at-law : b. 1851, mar. 1884
Josephine, nee Cranny. Bes., 26 Upper Fitz-
william St., Dublin.
PLUNKETT, Pbiv. Counc. (1), Knight, and
Peek's Son. Et. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Francis
Richard Plunkett, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1901), G.C.B.
(Civ. same year), G.C.M.G. (1894 ; K.C.M.G. i885),
G.C.V.O. (1903), late Ambass. at Vienna, formerly
Min. Plen. and Cons. Gen. for Japan, af tds. Min.
Plen. to Sweden, and next to Belgium, has also
been Sec. to Embs. at Washington, St. Peters-
burg, Constantinople, and Paris : son of 9th E.
of Fingall and uncle of present Peer; b. 1835,
mar. 1870 May Tevis, dau. of Chas. W. Morgan,
Esq., of Philadelphia (Hon. Lady Plunkett).
PLUNKETT, Pbiv. Counc. (2), Knight, and
Peer's Son. Bt. Hon. (and Hon.) Sir Horace
Curzon Plunkett, P.C. (//•«£. 1897), K.C.V.O. (1903),
B. A., F.R.S., a D.L. for Radnorsh., a Commissr.
of Congested Dists. Bd. for Ireland and late Vice-
Pres. of Dept. for Agric, formerly engaged in
ranching in U.S.A., an M.P. 1892-1900 : son of
16th Bn. Dunsany and uncle of present Bn., b.
1854. Res., 105 Mount St., W.
PLUNKETT, Lt.-Col. George Tindall, C.B.
(Civ. 1901), B.E., Soudan 1885, now Dir. of Sci.
and Art Dept. Dublin: b. 1842. Bes., The
Museum, Kildare St., Dublin.
PLYMOUTH, Eael of— see " Windsor, Bn.,"
elevated Nov. 1905 to this title.
POCOCK, Baronet. Sir George Francis
Coventry Pocock, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1821), formerly
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 30th Foot, served in
Crimea: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1866, mar.
1856 Honoria Harriette Alicia, dau. of Rev.
E. H. Ravenhill. Heir pres., his nephew Charles
Guy Coventry P. (b. 1863; no 2nd heir). Bes.,
72 Lansdowne PL, Hove, Brighton.
POE (Poe-), Rear-Adm. Edmund Samuel,
C. V.O. (1903), formerly Nav. Adviser to Insp.-
Gen. of Fortificns., late 2nd in comd. of Home
Fleet and a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M., now Com.-in-
Ch. of E. Iud. Squadron : b. 1849. Bes., Black
Hill, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co.
POE (Poe), Lt.-Col. William Hutcheson, C.B.
(Mil. 1885), R.M. retd. (1888) ; E. Soudan and
Nile 1884-5, High Sheriff Queen's Co. 1891 and
Tyrone 1893, is a D.L. for former : b. 1848 (bro. of
preceding). Bes., Heywood, Ballinakill, Abbey-
leix, Queen's Co. ; Slaghtfreedan Lodge, Cooks-
town, Co. Tyrone.
POER, see "La Poer, Bn.," and "De la
Poer Ct "
POETT, Col. Joseph Howard, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
Dorsetsh. Regt. ; Afghn. 1880, Bechuanald.
1884-5, S. Africa 1899-1902, D.A.A.G. Ceylon
1895-9 : b. 1858. Club, Nav. and Mil.
POLAND, Knight. Sir Harry Bodkin Poland,
Kt.Bach. (1895) , K.C. (1888) , formany years Prosec.
for Treas. and Home Off. , is a D.L. for Co. London,
late Co. Aid., was Recorder of Dover for 27 years :
b. 1829. Bes., 28 Sloane Gdns., S.W. ; chambs.,
5 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
POLE (CHANDOS-), Lady Anna Carolina,
dau. of 5th E. of Harrington.
POLE, De la, and REEVE-de-la-, see "De
la Pole."
POLE ( VAN-NOTTEN-) , Baronet. Sir Cecil
Pery Van-Notten-Pole, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1791),
Lieut. Glouc. Imper. Yeom. , formerly of City of
Lond. Mil. : grandson of 3rd Bt. and son of the late
Cecil Chas. Van-N.-Pole, Esq ; b. 1863, sue. 1887,
mar. 1894 Freda Katharine, dau. of Sir Thos.
G. Freake, 2nd Bt. Heir pres., his bro, Gerald
Charles (b. i856 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Chandos
Edward, b. 1872). Seat, Todenham House,
Moreton-in-Marsh, Glouc.
POLE (VAN-NOTTEN-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady Van-N.-P. (Louisa, dau. of the
late Saml. Lands, Esq.), mar. 1863, as 2nd wife,
Sir Peter Van-Notten-Pole, 3rd Bt. (d. 1887).
Bes., 9 Palace Mansns., Kens., W.
POLIGNANO,Duke of. Edwin Cole, 6th Duke
(Duca— Austria 1730), Marchese di P. (1495, re-
newed 1729) : son of 4th Duke de jure and bro. of
5th, b. 1835, title established 1905, mar. 1880
Mary Barbara, dau. of G. Huddleston, Esq.
Sole heiress pres., his sist. Mary Anne, widow of
Hugh Williams, Esq., Duchessina di B., but does
not use the title (b. 1840). Seat, Swineshead
Hall, nr. Boston, Lines.
*#* The Dukedom was conferred and the Marquessate
confirmed by the Emperor Charles VL, with remainder
to descendants of both sexes in order of primogeniture.
POLLARD, Capt. W. A., D.S.O. (1902),
Bethune's Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1902.
POLLEN, Baronet. Sir Richard Hunger-
ford Pollen, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), formerly
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. Glouc. Regt.
(Mil.): son of 3rd Bt., b. 1846, sue. 1881, mar.
1875 Frances Anne St. Albyn, dau. of the late
Wm. S. Wait, Esq. Heir, his son Richard
Hungerford (b. 1878 : 2nd heir, next son, John
Lancelot Hungerford, b. 1884) . Seats, Rodbourne,
Malmesbury, Wilts ; Redenham, Andover, Hants.
POLLEN, Baronet's Widow. Frances, Lady
P. (Frances Mary, dau. of the late W. B. Aird,
Esq.), mar. 1870, as 2nd wife, Sir Richard H.
Pollen, 3rd Bt. (d. 1881). Bes., The Hayes,
Woodchester, Stroud, Glouc.
POLLEN, John, CLE. (1903), V.D., LL.D.,
barrister-at-law, Commissr. of Customs, Bombay,
and M.L.C., has been a Polit. Agent, Sessions
Judge, Supt. of Police, Interpreter, and Lt.-Col.
Sind and Bombay Vol. Rifles : b. 1848. Address,
2 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
POLLINGTON, Viscount (Irel. 1766), a title
of the Mexborough Earldom, borne by the heir
I 522 POL
when a son. Baron Pollington (1753) is also a title
I of the Earldom.
I POLLITT, Knight. Sir William Pollitt, Kt.
i Bach. (1899), V.D., late Gen. Manager of the Gt.
Centr. Kail, and Lt.-Col. and Eon. Col. of the
j Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff Corps, is Chmn. or a Dir.
of three other Rails., and a Conservancy Com-
missr. for Rivers Humber and Dee : b. 1842,
mar. 1862 Esther, dan. of Robt. Crompton, Esq.
Res., Eernlea, Bowdon, Altrincham, Cheshire.
POLLOCK, Baronet of Ration. Sir Frederick
Pollock, 3rd Bt. {U.K. i865j,M.A.,LL.D., D.C.L.,
E.S.A., barrister-at-law, late Corpus Prof, of
Jurisp. in Oxford Univ., prev. Prof, of Common
Law in Inns of Conrt : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1845,
sue. 1888, mar. 1873 Georgina Harriet, dau. of the
late Jno. Deffell, Esq., of Calcutta. Heir, his son
Frederick John (b. 1878; and heir, Bt.'s bro.
Walter Herries, b. 1850). Res., 48 Gt. Cumber-
land PL, W. ; charnb., 13 Old Sq., Lincoln's Inn,
W.C.
POLLOCK, Baronet of Khjbcr Pass — - see
"Pollock (Montagu-)."
POLLOCK, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady P.
(Adriana, dau. of the late Sir N. Harris Nicolas,
G.C.M.G.), mar. 1856 Maj .-Gen. Sir F. Richd.
Pollock, K.C.S.I. (d. 1899). Pes., 47 Norfolk Sq.,
Hyde Pk., W.— (2) Lady P. (Amy Menella, dau.
of the late Hassard H. Dodgson, Esq.), mar. 1865,
as 3rd wife, Hon. Sir Chas. Edward Pollock,
formerly a Baron of the Excheq., aftds. Judge
of Queen's Bench (d. 1897). Pes., 8 Clanricarde
Gdns., Bavswater, W.
POLLOCK, Rev. Bertram, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), D.D., Head Master of Wellington College,
Examg. Chapl, to Bp. of Lichfield, and Chapl. in
Ord. to H.M. : b. 1863 (1st cousin of 1st Bt. of
Hatton). Res., The Lodge, Wellington Coll.,
Berks.
POLLOCK, Biig.-Gen. John Archibald Hcnry,
OB. (Mil. 1903) , LA., Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-9,
Ind. Frontier Expedns. from 1881 to 1897, China
1900, now coradg. Jullundur Brig, in India : b.
1856 (grandson of 1st Bt. of follg. line). Club,
E. Ind. U. Serv.
POLLOCK (MONTAGU-) , Baronet. Sir Mon-
tagu Frederick Montagu-Pollock, 3rd Bt. (U.K.
1872), B.A., son of 2nd Bt., b. 1864, sue. 1874,
: mar. 1899 Margaret Angela, dau. of W. A. Bell,
Esq. Heir, his son George Seymour (b. 1900 ;
2nd heir, next son, Hubert Vernon, b. 1902).
Club, Oxfd. and Camb.
*** The 1st Bt., Sir Geo. Pollock, G.C.B., Field-Marshal
in the Army, was distinguished for his services in
Afghanistan, especially in the forcing of the Khy her Pass
in 1861.
POLLOK, Maj. William Pollok Morris,
D.S.O. (1902), 18th Hussars; Chitral Relief,
Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1867.
POLLOK (CRAWFURD-) , Baronets' Widows
(line extinct). (1) Dowager Lady O.-P. (Elizabeth
Oswald, dau. of the late Mathew Dunlop, Esq.),
mar. 1830 Sir Hew Crawfurd-Pollok, 4th Bt. (d.
1867).— (2) Lady C'.-P. (Annie Elizabeth, nee
Green), mar. 1871 Sir Hew Crawfurd-Pollok, 5th
and last Bt. (d. 18S5). Res., Ivy Bank, London
ltd.. Buxton, Derb.
POLMONT, Baron (Scot. 1643), a title of the
Hamilton Dukedom.
POLSON, Capt. Donald, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N.Z. Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1871. Res.,
Blenheim, Marlborough, N.Z.
POLTIMORE, Baron. Augustus Frederick
George Warwick Bampfylde, 2nd Bn. (U.K.)
FOXi
and a Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1872), a D.L. and
Co. Aid. for Devon, formerly Treas. of the
Household and Maj. 1st Devon Yeom. : son of 1st
Bn. ; b. April 12, 1837; sue. 1858 (C.) ; mar. (same
year) Florence Sara Wilhelmine, dau. of Richd.
B. Sheridan, Esq., late M.P. Seats, Poltimore
Pk., Exeter ; Court Hall, North Molton, nr. Sth.
Molton, Devon.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1641. U.K. : Bn. Poltimore,
1831.— Sir Geo. Warwick Bampfylde, 6th Bt., was made
1st Bn. Poltimore. His mother was great grand-
daughter of the 4th Earl of Drogheda ; his father was
assassinated.
Titled Relatives.
(Bampfylde.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn. (himself sole surviving
issue of 1st) :
Hon. Coplestone Richard George Warwick B.,
heir to Barony, a D.L. for Devon, late Lieut.
1st Life Gds. : b. 1859, mar. 18S1 Margaret Harriet,
dau. of Wentworth B. Beaumont, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Bampfylde, of 8 Belgrave Sq., S.W.). Res., Harts-
bourne Manor, Bushey, Herts. (2nd heir, his son
George Wentworth Warwick, b. 1S82. )
The late Hon. Marcia Georgina Warwick B., b. 1861,
d. 1891.
The deceased Hon. Augusta B., b. 1863, cl. 1S64.
Hon. Charles Warwick B., b. 1867, mar. 1891 Edith
Annie, dau. of Edwd. Browne, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Charles B. ). Res. , The Manor, Staplehay, Taunton.
Hon. Francis Warwick £., 2nd Lieut. 4th Batt.
Devon Regt. (Mil.), b. 1S85.
POLWARTH, Baron. Walter Hugh Hep-
burne-Scott, Sth Bn. (Scot.), a Scottish Eepres.
Peer 1882-1900, when he resigned ; Lord Lieut,
of Selkirksh., a D.L. for Roxburgh, and Lieut.
Roy. Co. of Archers : son of 7th Bn. ; b. Nov. 30,
1838; sue. 1867 ; mar. 1863 Lady Mary Hamilton-
Gordon, dau. of 5th E. of Aberdeen. Seats,
Mertoun House, St. ' Boswells, Roxburghsh. ;
Harden, Hawick, same Co. ; Humbie, Hadding-
tonsh., nr. Dalkeith.
Creation. Scot. : Bn. Polwarth, 1690.— Sir Patrick
Hume, 2nd Bt., who had been attainted and forced to
flee the Kingdom, but had returned under William of
Orange and become M.P. for Berwick, was created Bn.
Polwarth and appointed Lord Chancellor of Scotland. He
was also, in 1697, made Earl of Marchmont, but with re-
mainder exclusively male, under which that title became
in 1794 extinct. The 3rd and last Earl left two daughters
who successively followed him in the Barony ouly ; the
second of these married V/ alter Scott, the 10th Lord or
Laird of Harden, and t he illustrious Sir Walter Scott was
descended from the sth Laird. The name of Hepburne
was added by the 6th Bn., and again by the 7th.
Titled Relatives.
(Hepburne-Scoit.)
Issue of present (Sth) Bn. :
Master of Polwarth, heir to Barony : Hon. Walter
George H.-S., B.A., a D.L. for Cos. Berwick, ,
Haddington, and Selkirk, Chmn. Scot. Bd. of
Commissrs. in Lunacy, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 7th
Vol. Batt. Roy. Scots: b. 1864, mar. i338 Edith
Frances, dau. of Sir T. Powell Buxton, 3rd Bt.
(Hon. Mrs. Hepburns-Scott). Res., Humbie House,
Upper Keith, Haddingtonsh. (2nd heir, his son
Walter Thomas, b. 1890.)
Hon. i [eixry James U.S., b. 1E66, mar. 1893 Elizabeth,
dau. of the late T. C. Booth, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Henry H.-S.). lies., Spion Kop, Lake Chrissie;
Transvaal.
Hon. Georgina Mary H.-S:, b. 186S.
The deceased lion. Helen H.-S., b. & d. 1S70.
Hon. Ueorge H.-S., M.A., M.B., b. 1871, mar. 1895
Annie Mary, dau. of J. C. Smith, Esq., of Newport-
pn-Tay (Hon. Mrs. George H.-S.).
Hon. Robert H.-S., b. 1873.
Hon. Charles Francis H.-S., late 2111! Lieut. Lothians
and Berwicks. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1902: h. 1874, mar. 1905 Elma Driver (Hon. Mrs.
Charles H.-S.).
Hon. Lilias H.-S., b. 1875.
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Hon. Mary Harriet U.S., b. 1877.
Hon. Grisell Katherine M.S., b. 1879.
Hon. Katherine Grace H.S., b. 1885.
Surviving issue of fth Bn. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1838.)
Hon. Harriet Frances, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Baillie-
Hamilton, b. 1845, mar. 1873 the late Com. Hon.
Henry B.-II. (d. 1895), son of 10th E. of Hadding-
ton, q.v.
Hon. Henry Robert H.S., M.A., barrister-at-law,
formerly Capt. E. Lothian Yeom. : b. 1847, mar. 1880
Lady Ada Home, dan. of nth E. of Home. Res.,
Knipton Lodge, Grantham, Lines.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Ada H.S., see preceding.
POLWARTH, Master of, courtesy-title of the
eld. son and heir of the preceding.
POMEROY, family name of Harberton Vis-
county, q.v. for " Hons."
PONSONBY, family name of Bessborough
Earldom and of De Matjley Barony (the latter
line an offshoot from the former, the 1st Bn.
De M. having been a son of the 3rd Earl B.) ;
also of the only survivor of the extinct Barony of
Ponsonby. Index to the three lines (b., Bess-
borough ; m., Be Mauley ; p., Ponsonby).
Hn Arth. C. b. Hn.EdwinCW.it. Ly. Maria (May),B.
Hn.Mrs. Ashley, m. Hn. Frances, p. Ly. Maria E. C. b.
Hn. Bertie B. b. Hn.Fredk.J.W. m. Hn. Maurice J. G.m.
Hn.Mrs. Chmb.sep. Hn. Gerald H.B.is.Hn. Mrs. Sydn. sep.
Hn Charlotte, r. Hn. Granville, b. Hn. Vere Brab. b.
Hn. Cyril M. B. b. Hn. Gweneth, b. Hn. Walter Ger. b.
Hn. Cyril Walt. b.
PONSONBY (of Imokilly) Barony (U.K.
1806, a title conferred on a nephew of the 2nd
Earl of Bessborough and Bn. P. of Sysonby)—
extinct 1 866 on death of 4th Bn. (surname Ponsonby).
Surviving Sister.
Hon. Frances Charlotte Ponsonby, b. 1816, granted
rank of a Bn.'s dau. 1862. Res., 17 Prior Pk. Bdgs.,
Widcombe, Bath.
PONSONBY (of Sysonby), Baron (Gt. Br.
1749), Imper. title of E. of Bessborough.
PONSONBY, Baron's Widow. The Lady P.
(Maria Theresa, dau. of Herr Duerbeck, of
Munich), mar. 1851 3rd Bn. Ponsonby of Imokilly
(d. 1861).
PONSONBY, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
P., V.A. (Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jno. 0.
Bulteel, Esq.., M.P.), an Extra Bedchamber
Woman to Queen Victoria, formerly a Maid
of Honour (hence "Hon.") : mar. 1861 Gen. Rt.
Hon. Sir Henry F. Ponsonby, G.C.B., Priv. Sec.
to the late Oueen (d. 1895). Bes., Gilmuire,
Ascot ; Ambassadors' Ct., St. James's Pal., S.W.
PONSONBY, Hon. Mrs. Chambre, dau. of 16th
Bn. Dunsany.
PONSONBY, Maj. Frederick Edward Grey,
C.V.O. (1901), Gren. Gds., an Equerry in Ord. to
H.M. and Assist. Priv. Sec. and Keeper of Privy
Purse : b. 1867 (son of Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Hy. F.
Ponsonby and bro. of following). Bes., Saxon
Tower, Windsor Castle ; Ambass. Ct., St. Jam&s's
Palace, S.W.
PONSONBY, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Coldstrm. Gds. ; Matabeleld. 1893, Uganda 1898-9,
and S. Africa 1900-2, was A.D.C. to Gov. of Cape
Col. 1892-5, now Comdt. Guards' Depot : b. 1866
(see preceding).
PONSONBY, Hon. Mrs. Sydney, dau. of 1st
Bn. St. Levan.
PONSONBY, Capt. William Randal, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 3rd Drgn. Gds. ; with Thorney-
croft's Mtd. Inf. in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1876.
PONSONBY-FANE— see " Fane (Ponsonby-)."
PONTIFEX, Knight. Sir Charles Pontifex,
K.C.I.E. (1892), B.A., was Judge of High Ct.
Bengal 1872-82, and Leg. Adv. to Sec. for India
1882-92 : b. 1831, mar. 1881 Grace, dau. of Jas. C.
Cooper, Esq., and widow of Thos. W. Gribble,
Esq. Bes., 5 Wetherby Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
POOLE, Lieut. Francis Garden, D.S.O.
(1900-1), E. Yorks. Regt. ; Centr. Africa 1897,
Nthn. Rhodesia 1S98, China 1900-1, Somalild. 1904 :
b. 1870.
POOLE, Capt. Frederick Cuthbert, D.S.O.
(1902), R.A., Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902,
Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1869.
POORS, Baronet. Rear-Adm. Sir Richard
Poore, 4th. Bt. (Gt. Br. 1795), C.V.O. (1905), late a
Nav. A.D.C. to H.M., served in Malacca, at Bomb,
of Alexandria, and in Nile Expedn. 1885, late in
Channel Fleet : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1853, sue. 1893,
mar. 1885 I(la Margaret, dau. of Rt. Rev. Chas.
Graves, 51st Bp. of Limerick. Heir, his son
Roger, R.N. (b. 1886; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew
Edward, b. 1894). Bes., Winsley Corner, Brad-
ford-on- Avon, Wilts.
POORE, Ladv Flora Mary Ida, wife of follg.
and sist. of 13th D. of Hamilton and Brandon
(the Duke himself married Maj. Poore's sister).
POORE, Maj. Robert Montagu, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 7th Hussars ; Rhodesia 1896-7, and Boor
War 1899-1902 (as Prov. Marsh.) : b. 1866, mar.
i8qS the preceding.
POORE, Capt. Roger Alvin, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Wilts. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1870.
POPE, Joseph, C.M.G. (1901), has been an
Under Sec. of State in Canada and engaged on
Intemat. Commssns. &c, is author of several
works : b. 1854. Bes., 421 Theodore St., Ottawa.
POPHAM, Lieut. Robert Stewart, D.S.O.
(1902), Notts, and Derbysh. Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1876.
PORCHESTEE, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. P.,
(Gt. Br. 1780), son and heir of E. of Carnarvon.
PORRAL, Albert, I.S.O. (1903), late Commissr.
of Crown Property, Gibraltar, is Cons, there for
Russia : b. 1846. *
PORTAL, Baronet. Sir William Wyndham
Portal, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1901), M.A., F.S.A., a D.L.
for Hants, and Vice-Chmn. C.C. (High Sheriff
18361 , a memb. House of Laymen, Winchester : son
of 1st Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1905, mar. 1880 Florence,
dau. of the late Eon. Richd. St. L. Glyn, son of
1st Bn. Wolverton. Heir, his son Wyndham
Raymond, (lb. 1885 ; 2nd heir, next son, Robert
St. Leger, b. 1892). Seats, Malshanger, Basing-
stoke ; Laverstoke House, Micheldever, Hants.
PORTAL, Lt.-Col. Bertram Percy, D.S.O.
'1902), Comg. 17th Lancers; S. Africa 1899-1902;
b. 1866 (a bro. of above Bt.), mar. follg. 1S99.
PORTAL, Hon. Mrs. Bertram, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Hatherton and wife of preceding.
PORTARLINGTON, Earl of. Lionel Arthur
Henry Seymour Dawson-Damer, 6th Earl (irel.),
late 2nd Lieut. Irish Gds. : son of 5th E. ; b.
Aug. 28, 1883 ; sue. 1900 ; unmrrd. Seat, Came
House, Dorchester ; res., Buxted Pk., 'Jckfield,
Sussex.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Dawson, 1770. Vise. Carlow,
1776; E. of Portarlington, 1785.— Wni. Henry Dawson,
who had been M.P. for Portarlington and for Queen's
County, was awarded the Barony and Viscty., Ms son
being elevated to the Earldom. The name Darner was
first added by the 2nd Earl, who had succeeded to the
estates of Geo. Darner, 2nd and last Earl of Dorchester
in the line extinct 1808.
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Titled Relatives.
(Dawson-Damer. )
Issue of 5th E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1833.)
Lady Aline Mary Seymour, cow Lady A. Vivian, b.
1884, mar. 1904 Valentine V., Esq. (Lieut. Grcn.
Gds.).
Lady Christian Norah D.-D., b. 1S90.
Hon. George Seymour D.-D., heir pres. to Earldom,
b. 1892. (No 2nd heir.)
Lady Moyra Marjorie D.-D., b. 1897.
Surviving dau.- in-law of 4th E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1858, d. 1900.)
Hon. Mrs. Montagu D.-D. (Margaret Stirling, dau.
of Thos. M'Leod, Esq., of Brisbane), mar. 1896 the
late Hon. Montagu Francis Beauchamp Seymour
D.-D. (d. 1898).
Sists. of 4th E. (gt. aunts of present ; granted rank
of Earls' daus. 1889) :
Lady (Cecilia) Blanche Horatia Seymour, now Lady
Blanche Hay garth, b. 1828, mar. 1859 Lt.-Col.
Eras. H. Res., 24 Wilton Cresc., S.W.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1332, d. 1892.)
Lady Constance Wilhelraina Frances, now Lady C.
Leslie, b. 1836, mar. 1856 Sir Jno. L., 1st Bt. of
Glasslough, q.v.
TORT ARLINGTON, Earl's Widow (remrrd.).
Countess of P. (Emma Andalusia Frere, dau. of
the late Lord Nigel Kennedy, grandson of 1st M.
of Ailsa and granted rank of son of a Marq.),
mar., 1st, 1881, 5th E. of Portaiiington, an Irish
Repres. Peer (d. 1900) ; 2ndly, 1901, Hon. Henry
Berkeley Portman— retaining title by courtesy.
Res., with present Earl.
PORTEOUS, Alexander, CLE. (1902), ent.
I.C.S. 1876, late Judge and Commissr. Assam
Valley Dists. : b. 1855. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
PORTEOUS, Col. Charles Arkcoll, CLE.
(1895), LA. retd. ; Mutiny and in other Ind.
actions 1857-60, late Insp.-Gen. of Madras Police
and Gaols: b. 1839. Res., 3 Heene Terr., Wor-
thing.
PORTER, Baronet of Merrion Square East-see
"Porter, P.C" below.
PORTER, Baronet of Merrion Square North.
Sir William Henry Pot ter, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 18S9),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Hon. Maj., late Capt.,
Lond. Irish Rifle Vols. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1862,
sue. 1895, mar. 1902 Mary Bousfield, dau. of Jas.
Steains, Esq. No present heir. Res., 24 Lower
Sloane St., Chelsea, S.W.
*#* In the Dublin Squares the additions of "North,"
" East, ' &c. imply only the different sides of the same
square, the Nos. being consecutive all round,
PORTER, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. of
Merrion Square North (Julia, dau. of Isaac Bond,
Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir George H. Porter, 1st Bt.,
M.D., Regius Prof, of Surg. Dubl. Univ. (d. 1895).
Res., with her son, 2nd Bt.:
PORTER, Knight. Sir Alfred deBock Porter,
K.CB. (Civ. 1902), Sec, Steward of Manors, and
Financ. Adviser to Eecles. Commissrs. : b. 1840,
mar. 1867 Catherine, dau. of the late Wm. Jas.
Haslam, Esq. Res.. Latimer Grange, Hadley,
Barnet, Middx. ; 10 Whitehall PL, S.W.
PORTER, Priv. Counc. and Baronet of
Merrion Square East. Rt. Hon. Sir Andrew
Marshall Porter, P.C. {Ire!. 1883), 1st Bt. {U.K.
1902), M.A., LL.D., Master of the Rolls in Ire-
land, formerly Attorn, and Solic. Gen. for that
Kingdom, appd. Q.C 1872, an M.P. 1881-3 : son
of the late Rev. Jno. Scott Porter, b. 1837, mar.
1869 Agnes, dau. of the late Col. Horsbrugh.
Heir, his son John Scott (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Alexander Horsbrugh, b. 1872, mar. follg.).
Res., Dc niycarney House, Dublin.
PORTER, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, dau. of Bn.
Ashbourne and wife of above 2nd heir.
PORTER, Maj. Frederick Joseph William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.M.C, S. Africa 1900 : b. 1867.
PORTER, Maj. Herbert Alfred, D.S.O.
(1904), L'pool Regt. : Kano-Sokoto 1903, now
with W. Afr. Front. Force : b. 1872.
PORTER, James, C.B. (Mil. 1902), M.A.,
M.D., Dep. Insp.-Gen. R.N. ; Egypt, Soudan,
S.Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1851.
PORTER, Col. Thomas Cole, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
late comdg. 6th Drgn. Gds. (Carabiniers) ; Afghn.
1878-80, S. Africa 1899-1902, now Staff Offr. for
Imper. Yeom. in Southn. Comd. : b. 1851. Res.,
Trernaton Castle, Saltash, Cornwall.
PORTER, William Ninnis, CLE. (1904),
V.D., Acting Commissr. of the Irrawaddy Div.
and Burma Sessions Judge, served in Burma
War 1885-93 and has been Maj. Burma Vol.
Rifles : b. 1849. Res., Bassein, Burma.
PORTER (ROSE-), Lt.-Col. Thomas William,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), New Zealand Mtd. Rif. ; Maori
risings 1863-72, S. Africa 1901-2: b. 1844. Res.,
Wellington and Gisborne, N.Z.
PORTLAND, Duke of. William John
Artiiur Charles James Cavendish-Bentinck, 6th
Duke {Gt. Br.), K.G. (1900), P.C. {Gt. Br.
1886), G.C.V.O. (1896), a Kt. of Justice St.
John Jerus., Master of the Horse (2nd time),
Hon. Col. 4th Batt. Derbysh. Regt. (Mil.),
1st Notts. Rifle Vols., and 1st Lanarks. Vol.
Artill., formerly Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds.; is' Lord
Lieut, of Notts, and of Caithness-sh., a D.L.
for Ayrsh. and C.C for Notts., a Family Trustee
of Brit. Museum : 1st cousin once removed of
5th D. and son of Lt.-Gen. Arthur Cavendish-
Bentinck (a grandson of 3rd D.) ; b. Dec. 28,
1857 ; sue. as Duke 1879 (C), as 2nd Bn. Bolsover
1893 on death of his step-mother ; mar. 1889
Winifred Anna, dau. of Thos. Y. Dallas-Yorke,
Esq. Seats, Welbeck Abbey, Worksop, Notts. ;
Bothal Castle, Morpeth, Ns thumb. ; Fullarton
House, Troon, Ayrsh. ; Langwoll, Berriedale
R.8.O., Caithness ; town res., 3 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Portland, Vise. Woodstock,
and Bn. Cirencester, 16C9. Gt. Br. : D. of Portland and
M. of Titchfield, 1716. U.K.: Bn. Bolsover, 1880.— The
three titles under " Enprland " were conferred upon Hans
Wm. Bentinck, confidential adviser of William Prince of
Orange, whom he accompanied to this country, after-
wards commanding the Dutch Regiment of Horse
Guards at the Battle of the Boyne. His ancestors had
been Barons Bentinck or Benting in Holland. The
Dukedom was granted to the 2nd Earl, whilst the
Bolsover Barony was awarded to the widow of Lieut.-
Gen. Arthur Cavendish-HentincK;, grandson of the 3rd
Duke, and father, by his 1st wife, of the present Peer :
remainder was given to her husband's issue male. The 3rd
Duke assumed by licence the additional name Cavendish,
whilst the name of the 4th and 5th Dukes was Cavendish-
Scott-Bentinek ; but in practice, if Cavendish is a Chris-
tian name, the surname is Bentinck alone.
Titled Relatives.
[Cavendish-Bentinck.)
Issue of present {6tJt) D. :
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Violet C.-B., b. 1890.
Marq. of Titoh field, heir to Dukedom: William
Arthur Henry C.-B., h. 1893.
Lord Francis Morven Dallas C.-B., and heir, b. 1500.
Half-bros. and half-sist. of present D. (raised to
rank of Dukes' children 1880) :
(Bv 1ST MRRGE.
Present Duke, b. 1857.)
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Lo.-d Henry Cavendish Bentinck, M.P. for S. Notting-
ham boro' (C), a D.L, and C.C. for Westmorld.,
Hon. Col. and Vol. Batt. Border Regt. and Maj.
Derb Imper. Yeom., was an A.D.C. in S. Africa
POB,
Baronetage^ Knightage, Sc.
POT 525
1900 : b. 1863. mar. 1802 Lady Olivia Caroline Amelia
Taylour, dau. of late E. of Bective, son of 3rd M.
of Headfort (Lady Henry B. ), a Lady of Grace
J ohn J eras. Res. , Under'ley Hall, Kirk by Lonsdale,
Wostmrld. ; 53 Grosvenor St., W.
Lord Charles Cavendish B., Maj. 9th Lancers,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900, now an Instr. in Cav.
School, late an Extra A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of
Ireld. : b. i363, mar. 1897 Cicely Mary, dau. of Chas.
Seymour Grenfell, Esq. (Lady Charles B.), a Lady
of Grace St. John Jerus. Res., Netberavon, Salis-
bury ; and Grosvenor St. with preceding.
Lady Ottoline Violet Anne, now Lady O. Morrell,
b. 1873, mar. 1902 Philip Edwd. M., Esq. Res., 32
Grosvenor Ed., S.W.
PORTMAN, family name of follg. Viscounty.
POETMAN, Viscount. William Henry
Berkeley Portman, 2nd Vise. {U.K.), a D.L. for
Somerset, and a D.L., Co. Aid., and Chmn. of
C.C. for Dorset, Hon. Col. W. Somerset Imper.
Yeom., an M.P. 1852-85 : son of 1st V. ; b. July
12, 1829; sue. 1888 (L. U.) ; mar. 1855 the late Hon.
Mary Selina Charlotte Wentworth-Fitzwilliam (d.
1899) , dau. of Vise. Milton, son of 5th Earl Fitz-
wiiliam. Seats, Bryanston, Blandford, Dorset ;
Wentworth Lodge, Bournemouth; town res., 22
Portman Sq., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Portman, 1337; Vise. P. 1873.—
Edwd. Berkeley Portman, for ten years M.P. for Dorset-
shire and first Member for Marylebone under the Reform
Act of 1832, was created Bn. Portman, and in his later years
advanced to the Viscty.
Titlkd Relatives.
(Portrndn.)
Issue 0/ present {2nd) V. :
Hon. Edward William Berkeley P., heir to
Viscounty, a D.L. for Somerset (High Sheriff 1898),
formerly Maj. Dorset Yeom. : b. 1856, mar. 1892
Hon. Constance Mary (nee Lawley), dau. of 2nd
Bn. Wenlock, widow of Capt. Hon. Eustace Vesey,
and mother of present Vise. De Vesci (Hon. Mrs.
Portman). Res., Hestercombe, Taunton; 33 Gt.
Cumberld. PL, W.
The deceased Waiter George Berkeley P.,b. 1858, d.
1865.
Hon. Henry Berkeley P., 2nd heir, formerly Maj.
Dorset Yeom. : b. i860, mar. 1901, as 2nd husb.,
Emma, Ctss. of Portarlington, q.v.
Hon. Emma Selina, now Ctss. of Leven and Melville,
b. 1363, mar. 1885 13th Earl of L. & M-, q.v.
Hon. Claud Berkeley P., late Capt. Dorset Yeom.,
b. 1864, mar. 1898, 2nd wife (divd. by 1st), Harriette
Mary, dau. of Wm. Stevenson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Claud P.). Res., Child Okeford, Blandford, Dorset.
Hon. Susan Alice, now Hon. Mrs. Heber-Percy ,
b. i865, mar. 1893 Alan Wm. H.-P., Esq. Res.,
Durweston, Blandford, Dorset.
Hon. Seymour Berkeley P., b. 1868. Res., with the
Viscount at Bryanston.
The deceased Maud Frances P., b. 1872, d. 1873.
Hon. Gerald Berkeley P., late Capt. 10th Hussars,
served in S. Africa and has been A.D.C. to Lord
Curzon in India : b. 1875, mar. 1902 Dorothy Marie
Isolde, dau. of Sir Robert Sheffield, 5th Bt. Res.,
Healing Manor, nr. Grimsby.
Hon. Mary Isabel P. , b. 1877.
The deceased Constance P. , b. & d. 1882.
Surviving issue of 1st V. (bro. and sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1829.)
Hon. Edwin Berkeley P., B.A., B.C.L., barrister-at-
law, formerly an M.P. and Priv. Sec. to First
Commissr. of Works: b. 1830, mar. 1837 Caroline
Ella, dau. of David W. Chapman, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Edwin P. ). Res. , 46 Cadogan PI. , S. W.
Hon. Lucy Ella P., b. 1831. Res., The Manor,
Manningford Bruce, Pewsey, Wilts.
— Daus. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Maurice P. (Evelyn Harriet Lavinia, dau.
of hush 's relative Maj. Henry Wm. B. Portman),
mar. 1857, as 2nd wife, the late Hon. Maurice
Berkeley P. (d. i833). Res.. Ashfield, Bridgwater.
Hon. Mrs. Walter P. (Alice, dau. of Sir Jno.
Mordaunt, 9';h Bt.), mar. 1S64 the late Rev. the
Hon. Walter B. Portman, B.A. (d. 1903). Res.,
Corton Rdc't. , Sherborne, Dorset.
PORTSMOUTH, Eakl of. Newton Wallop,
6th Earl (Gt. Br.), M.A., a D.L. and Co. Aid.
for Hants, and a D.L. for Wexford, an M.P.
1880-91 (as Vise. Lymington) : son of 5th E. ; b.
Jan. 19, 1856 ; sue. 1891 (L.) ; mar. 18S5 Beatrice
Mary, dau. of the late Edw. Pease, Esq., of
Darlington, and niece of Sir J. W. Pease, 1st
Bt., M.P. Seats, Hurstbourne Pk., Whitchurch
R.S.O., Hants.; Eggesford House, Wembworthy
R.S.O., N. Devon; town res., 16 Mansfield St.y
Portland PL, W.
Creations. Gt. Br. ; Vise. Lymington and Bn. Wallop,
1720 ; E. of Portsmouth, 1743.— Jno. Wallop, great
grandson of one of the Judges at the trial of Charles I*,
was the recipient of these two creations. At the Res-
toration, though he had not signed the warrant, the above
Judge was imprisoned for life after being drawn on a
sledge under the Tyburn gallows with a halter round
his neck. The 4th Earl took the name of Fellowes, but it
was abandoned for the older one by his present suc-
cessor.
Titled Relatives.
(Wallop.)
Surviving issue of 5th E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1856, Jan.)
Lady Catherine Henrietta, now Lady Cath. Gaskell, b.
1856 (end), mar. 1876 Chas. G. Milnes G, Esq.
Res., Thornes House, Wakefield; Wenlock Abbey,
Much Wenlock R.S.O., Salop.
Hon. John Fellowes W., heir pres. to Earldom,
B.A., formerly Priv. Sec. to Gov. of Tasmania: b,
1859. Res,, Barton House, Morchard Bishop R.S.O..
N. Devon ; Belgrave Mansns., S.W.
Hon. Oliver Henry W., 2nd heir, b. 1861, mar. 1897
Marguerite, dau. of tbe late S. J. Walker, Esq., of
Chicago (Hon. Mrs. Oliver W.). Res., Big Horn,
Sheridan Co., Wyoming, U.S.A.
Lady Rosamond Alicia, now Lady R. Christie, b.
1861, mar. 1882 Augustus Langham C, Esq. Res.,
Tapeley Pk., Bideford, N. Devon.
Lady Dorothea Hester Bluett, now Lady D. Rycroft,
b. 1863, mar. 1886 Sir Richd. Nelson P., 5th Bt.,q.v.
Hon. Robert Gerard Valoynes W., formerly in Colon.
Office and Priv. Sec. to Govs, of Straits Settmts. and
Queensld. : b. 1864. Res., 30 Sth. Audlsy St., W.
Lady (Gwendolen) Margaret, now Lady Marg. Wat-
ney, b. 1866, mar. 1891 Vernon Jas. W., Esq. Res.,
Cornbury Pk., Charlbury R.S.O., Oxon: Fannich,
Lochluichart R.S.O., Ross-sh. ; 11 Berkeley Sq., W.
Hon. Frederick Henry Arthur IF., has been Assist.
Priv. Sec. to Pres. of Bd. of Agric, b. 1370.
Club Bachelors'.
Lady Henrietta Anna, now Lady H. Evans, b. 1872,
mar. 1890 Jno. Carbery E. , Esq.
Dau. of 4th E. (aunt of present) :
(The late sth Earl, b. 1823, d. 1891.)
Lady Camilla Eleanor (nee Fellowes, see at end of
Creations), now Lidy C. Fortescue, b. 1830, mar. 1853
Hon. Dudley Francis P., son of 2nd Earl Fortescue,
q.v.
PORTSMOUTH, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess op P., nee Lady Eveline Alicia Juliana
Herbert, dau. of 3rd E. of Carnarvon, b. 1834,
mar. 18555th E. of Portsmouth (d. 1891). Res.,
Townsend, Over Wallop, Stockbridge R.S.O.,
Hants.
PORTUGAL, Prince Royal of— see Roy.
Eamily.
POSSE, Countess— see "Gosling, Kt."
POTTINGER, Baronet. Sir Henry Poitinger,
3rd Bt. (U.K. 1840), B.A., barrister-at-law, a
D.L. for Co. Durham : son of 1st Bt. and bro. of
2nd, b. 1834, sue. 1865, widower. Heir, none.
Res., The Pines, Queen's Rd., Richmond, Surrey.
POTTINGER, David, I.S.O. (1904), Gen.
Manager of Govt. Rails. Canada : b. 1843. Res.,
Moncton, New Brunswick.
Directory of Peerage. POW
526 POXJ
POUILLY (MENSDORFF-), see Eoy. Fam.
POULETT {pron. Pawlet), family name of
the Earldom following.
POULETT, Earl. William John Lydston
Poulett, 7th Earl {Eng.), 2nd Lieut. 4th Batt.
Highld. L.I. (Mil.) : son of 6th E. ; b. Sept. 11,
1883; sue. de jure 1899, claim estabd. 1903 (C.) ;
unmrrd. and no present heir. Seat, Hinton House,
Hinton St. George, Crewkerne, Somerset.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Poulett, 1627 ; Earl Poulett and
Vise. Hinton, 1706.— The 1st Bn. was Jno. Poulett, an
active commander on the Royalist side, who had been
knislik'il on »hij>l».nrd by the Earl of Lindsey. The 4th
Bn. was made a K.G. and P.C. and advanced to the
Earldom. In regard to the recent contest, it was elicited
before the Committee of Privileges in 1903 that the
mottier of the opposing claimant had lived as the mistress
of a Capt. Granville, whose Christian names, William
Tumour, she had given to the said claimant, having a]so
sfeitwl to certain persons that he was the Captain's son,
though to the Claimant himself she had asserted the
contrary. The family from the first had never acknow-
ledged him, the 5th Earl, the present Peer's grandfather,
having iu 1853 settled the estates upon "any son of Wil-
liam Henry Poulatt by any woman that he might marry
after the decease of his present wife." The romance
attaching to his career, and especially his long appear-
ance before the public as an organ-grinder, had evoked
considerable interest in his case, and even sympathy ; so
that its utter collapse, when brought to the test of legal
evidence, was the occasion of a very natural surprise.
Titles Rslatiyes.
(Poulett.)
Issue of 6th E. (sists. of present) :
By 3rd mrrge (none by 1st or 2nd).
Lady Eleanor Augusta Rosa P.. b. 1879.
Lady Yioiet Nita, now Lady V. Wingfield, b. tS8i,
mar. 1904 Cecil Jno. T. Rhys W., Esq.
(Pressnt Earl, b. 1383,)
POULETT, Earl's Widow. Countess P.
(Rosa, dau. of Alfd. II. de Melville, Esq.), mar.
1879, as 3rd wife, 6th Earl Poulett (d. 1899). Pes.,
62 Eccleston Sq., S.W.
POUND, Baronet. Sir John Pound, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1005), Lord Mayor of London 1905 (then
styled "Rt. Hon."), Sheriff 1895-6, a Past
Master of the Leathersellers', Fanmakers' , and
Fruiterers' Cos. : b. 1829. Res., 149 Grosvenor
Rd. , Highbury New Park, N.
POWELL, Baronet of HoHon. Sir Francis
Sharp Powell, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1892), M.A., LL.D.,
M.P. for Y/igan (C), barrister-at-law : son of the
late Rev. Benj. Powell, of Wigan; b. 1827, mar.
1858 Annie, dau. of Matt. Gregson, Esq. Heir,
none. Seat, Horton Old Hall, Bradford, Yorks. ;
town res., 1 Cambridge Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
POWELL, Baronet of Wimpole Street. Sir
Richard Douglas Powell, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897),
K.C.Y.O. (1901), M.D., P.R.C.P., a Physician
Extraord. to H.M., Consg. Phys. to Middx.
Hosp. and to Brompton and Ventnor Consump-
tion Hosps., a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.,has
produced numerous med. works: son of the late
Capt. Scott Powell, b. 1842, mar. 1873 Juliet,
dau. of the late Sir Jno. Bennett. Heir, his son
Douglas (b. 1874; 2nd heir, next surviving son,
Scott, b. 1885). Pes., 62 Wimpole St., W.
POWELL, Knight (1). Sir Francis Powell,
Kt. Bach. (1893), LL.D., Pres. Roy. Scot. Soc.
Painters in Wat. Cols, and memb. of Engl. Soc.
of same name : b. 1833, mar. 1858 Eliza, dau. of
Jos. Lockett, Esq. Pes., Torr Aluinn, Dunoon,
Argyllsh.
POWELL, Knight (2) . Rear-Adm. Sir Francis
Powell, K.C.M.G. (1902), OB. (Mil. 1894), served
in Ashanti and W. Coast of Africa 1873-4, late
Commodore at Hong Kong : b. 1849, mar. 1875
a dau. of late J. W. Glynn, Esq., of Cape Town.
Pes., 27 Erleigh Rd., Reading.
POYfELL, Lt.-Col. Atherton Ffolliott,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., Soudan 1885-6, Tirah
1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1858. Pes., Gou-
rock, Renfrewsh.
POWELL, Capt. Edward Wetland Martin,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1869.
POWELL, Eyre Burton, C.S.I. (1866), M.A.,
formerly Dir. Pub. Instruct. Madras : b. 1819.
Pes., 25 Kirkstall Rd., Streatham Hill, S.W.
POWELL (BADEN-), Knight's Widow. Lady
B.^P. (Frances, dau. of the late Chas. Wilson,
Esq., of Cheltenham), mar. 1893 Sir Geo. S.
Baden-Powell, K.C.M.G., M.P., F.R.S., a dis-
tinguished diplomatist (d. 1898). Pes., 114 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
POWELL (BADEN-); pron. Bayden - Poel) ,
Ma j.- Gen. Robert Stephenson Smyth, OB.
(Mil. 1900-1), Insp.-Gen. of Cavalry at Headqrs.,
late comdg. the S. African Constab. (raised by
him, as was the Rhodesian Regt.), is Hon. Col.
2nd Cadet Batt. King's and Bechuanald. Rifles,
formerly of 5th Drgn. Gds. ; Afghn. 1880-1,
Zululd. 1888, Ashanti 1895-6, S. Africa 1896 and
in 1899-1900 as Corn, of the Garrison during the
long defence of Mafeking, was Assist. Mil. Sec.
in Malta 1890-3: b. 1857. Pes., 32 Prince's Gt.,
Kensington Rd., S.W.
POWER, Baronet of Edermine. Sir James
Douglas Power, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1841), late Lieut.
3rd Batt. Roy. Ir. Rifles (Mil.) : son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1884, sue. 1901. Heir pres., his uncle James
Talbot P. (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, latter' s bro. Thomas
Talbot P., b. 1863). Seat, Edermine, Ennis-
corthy, Co. Wexford.
POWER, Baronet of Kilfane. Sir George
Power, 7th Bt. {U.K. 1836), son of 2nd Bt. and
bro. of 6th, b. 1846, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his bro.
Capt, William le Poer P. (b. 1852 ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s 1st cousin Gervase Parker P., b. 18 — ).
Town res., 4 Pelham St., S. Kens., S.W.
POWER, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady P. of
Edermine, remarrd. (Frances Emma, dau. of Capt.
Hy. Segrave), mar., 1st, 1876, Sir Jno. T. Power,
3rd Bt. (d. 1901) ; 2ndly, 1904, Antony L. Cliff e,
Esq. — retaining title. Pes., Bellevue, Wexford. —
(2) Lady P. of Kilfane (Florence Anna Maria,
dau. of the late Robt. Elliott, Esq.), mar. 1869
Sir Richard Crampton Power, 3rd Bt. (d. 1892) .
Pes., Kilfane, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny.
POWER, Knight (1). Sir James Aloysius
Power. Kt. Bach. (1904), Mayor of Waterford at
time of H.M.'s visit, was High Sheriff 1900 : b.
1862. Pes., Broad St. and Beresford St., Water-
ford.
POWER, Knight (2). Sir William James
Tyrone Power, K.C.B. (Mil. 1865), was Comsry.-
Gen.-in-Ch. 1864, served in China (twice), New
Zealand, Kaflir War 1851-3, Crimea, &c. ; Agent-
Gen, for New Zealand 1876 ; aD.L. forMonaghan
(High Sheriff 1874) : b. 1819, widower. Pes.,
Kilmure, Tunbridge Wells.
POY/ER, Augustus, I.S.O. (1903), K.C. (1887),
B.C.L., Chief Clerk Dept. of Justice in Canada :
b. 1847. Pes., 196 Wilbrod St., Ottawa.
POWER, Lady Olivia Jane, dau. of 9th E. of
Westmeath.
POWER, William Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
F.R.S., F.R.C.S., Princ. Med. Offr. to Loc. Govt.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. POY 527
Bd. aiid a memb. Gen* Counc. of Med. Educn.
Res., Glenbrook, Greenhithe, Kent.
POWER, Capt. William Satbr, D.S.O.
(igoo-i), Derbysh. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1899-
1000: b. 1859. Res., Tutbury, Burton-on-Trent.
POWERSCOITRT (pron. Poerscort), Viscount.
Mervyn Eichard Wing field, 8th Vise. (Irel.), sits
as Baron Powerscourt (U.K.).; M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1903), late Lieut. Irish Gds. : son of
7th V. ; b. July 16, 1880; sue. 1Q04 (L.U.) ; mar.
1903 Sibyl, dau. of the late Walter Pleydell-
Bouverie, Esq., grandson of 3rd E. of Radnor.
Seat, Powerscourt Castle, Enniskerry, Co. Wick-
low.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Powerscourt and Bn. Wing-
field, 1744 n.s. U.K. : Bn. Powerscourt, 188s.— The Irish
Peerage was conferred upon Richd. AVing-field, M.P.,
having twice lapsed after previous creations ; that of
U.K. came to the late 7th Peer, who had previously besn
elected a Representative Peer of Ireland.
Titled Relatives.
(Wing field.)
Issue of present (8th) V.:
Hon. Boreen Julia W, , b. 1904.
Hon. — W„ heir to Viscty., b. 1905. (2nd heir, his
uncle Hon. Maurice).
Issue of 7th V. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1880.)
Hon. Maurice Anthony 2nd Lieut. Rif. Brig.,
b. 1883.
Hon. Olive Elizabeth W-, b. 1884.
Hon. Clare Meriel W. , b. 1886.
Hon. Lilah Katharine Julia W. , b. i£33.
Dau.-in-law of 6th V. (aunt of present) :
(The late 7th Viscount, b. 1836, d. 1904.)
Hon. Mrs. Lewis W. (Hon. Cecilia Emily Ernma, ne'e
FitzPatrick, dau. of 1st Bn. Castletown), b. 1333,
mar. 1868 the late Hon. Lewis Strange IF. (d. 1S91).
Res., Hebden, Wimbledon, S.W.
POWERSCOURT, Viscount's Widow.
Dowager Viscountess P., nee Lady Julia Coke,
dau. of 2nd E. of Leicester, mar. 1864 7th Vise.
Powerscourt, an Irish Repres. Peer (d. 1904).
Res., 51 Portland PL, W.
POWIS (pron. Poi'ss), Earl of. GeorgeCharles
Heroert, 4th Earl (U.K.), Bn. Ciive (Irel. and
Gt. Br.); B.A., Lord Lieut, and a Co. Aid. of Salop,
a D.L. and C.C. for Montgomerysh. , Hon. Col. 4th
Batt. S. Wales Borderers (Mil.) : nephew of 3rd
E. and son of Lt.-Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Percy E.
Herbert, K.C.B. ; b. June 24, 1862 ; sue. 1891
( 0.) ; mar. 1890 Hon. Violetlda Eveline Lane-Fox,
dau. of 12th Bn. Darcy and Conyers, and now
in her own right Bnss. Darcy de Knayth. Seats,
Powis Castle, Welshpool, Montgom. ; Walcot,
Lydbury North R.S.O., Shropsh, ; Styche, Mkt.
Drayton, same Co. ; town res., 45 Berkeley Sep, W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Clive (of Plassey), 1762. Gt. Br. :
Bn. Ciive of Walcot, 1794- U.K. : E. of Powis, Vise.
Clive, Bn. Powis, and Bn. Herbert of Chirbury, 1804.—
The Irish Barony was conferred upon the famous Indian
commander who visited with such condign puuishment
Suraja Dowlah, author of the atrocities of the "Black
Hole." Pie stormed Calcutta, and afterwards, with only
3000 men, completely routed Dowlah at the head of
70,000. After this he became Governor of Calcutta and
then overthrew the power of the Butch in India, He
continued to be M. P. for Shrewsbury after elevation to
the Irish Peerage, but died in 1774 by his own hand. His
son and successor received. the British and U.K. titles.
The earlier Peerages Bn. Herbert of Chirbury and Earl
of Powis had been conferred upon Henry Arthur
Herbert in 1743 and 1748 respectively. The 1st Earl of
the present line married the daughter of the last Earl of
the preceding, v.h> wai of the family of Herbert, and
that surname his successor the and Earl assumed by
licence, otiil earlier titles J.han any of the preceding
were the Baionv Powis of Powis Castle (1629) and the
Marquessate of Powis (1687,'— both estinct in 1748.
Titled Relatives.
(Herbert-.)
Issue of present (4th) E. :
Vise. Clive, heir to Earldom ahd id his mother's
Barony: Percy Robert ft., h 1893.
Lady Hermione Glwadys b. 1900.
Hon. Mervyn Horatio if., 2nd heir, b. 1904.
Sists. of present E. (granted rank of Earls' daus.
1S91) :
(Present Earl, b. 1862.)
Lady Magdalen Lucy //., b. 1864.
Lady Margaret Augusta, now Lady M. Ch<Amonthleir,
b. 1868, mar. 1897 Thos. Rd. C., Esq., Hon. Maj.
of Yeom. Res., Council House Ct., Shrewsbury.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (uncle and aunt of
present.) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1818, d. 1891.)
Lady Charlotte Elizabeth, now Lady C. Montgomery,
b. 1D21, mar. 1845 the late Hugh 31., Esq. (d. 1394J.
Res., Grey Abbey, Newtownards, Co. DoAvn; 19
Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Hon. William Henry H., Maj. -Gen. retd. (1890), served
in Crimea, has been Col. 4th W. Ind. Regt., comd.
49th Regtl. List. 1382-5, was Mayor of Shrewsbury
1889-90 : b. 1834, mar. 1871 Sybella Augusta, dau. of :
Mark W. V. Milbank, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. William
Henry//.). Res., Winsley Hall, Shrewsbury. j
— Daus.-in-law (mother and aunt of present E.) : j
Lady Mary II. (see " Herbert, Kt.'s Wid."), mar. i860 j
the late Lt.-Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Percy Egerton H. ,
father of present Earl (d. 1876).
Hon. Mrs. Robert H. (Anna Maria, dau. of Edwd. j
Cludde, Esq.), mar. 1854 the late Hon. Robert
Charles H., formerly Maj. 2nd Salop Rifle Vols,
(d. 1902). Res.. Orleton, Wellington, Salop; 2
Gloucester PI., Portman Sq., W.
POWLETT, Col. Percy William, C.S.I.
(1891), LA. Supernum. List; Mutiny (Lucknow),
late Resid. of W. Rajputana, has been Assist.
Commissr. in Punjab and Berar : b. 1837. Res.,
Sunnyside, Finchampstead, Wokingham, Berks.
POWLETT (ORDE-), family name of Bolton
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
POWYS, family name of Lilfoud Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." (including Fox-Pt>wys).
POYNDER (DICKSON-), Baronet. Sir John
Poynder Dickson -Poynder, 6th Bt. (U.K. 1802),
D.S.O. iigoo-i), M.P. for Chippenham Div. (C),
Maj. Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom., served in S.
Africa 1900, was High Sheriff of Wilts. 1890:
son of the late Rear-Adm. Jno. B. Dickson,
C.B., and nephew of 3rd, 4th, and 5th Bts., b.
i855, sue. 1884, assumed name of Poynder 1887,
mar. 1896 Anne Beauclerk, dau. of Robt. H. D.
Dundas, Esq. No heir. Seats, Hartham Pk.,
Corsham R.S.O., Wilts. ; Hiimarton Manor,
Calne, same Co.; town res., 8 Chesterfield Gdns.,
Mayf air, W.
POYNTER, Baronet. Sir Edward John
Poynter. 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1902 ; Kt. Bach. 1896) , D.C.L., !
Litt.D.,' P.R.A. (from 1896), formerly Dir. of Art !
in Sci. and Art Dept. S. Kens, and Slade Prof, of
Art at Univ. Coll. Lond. ; was Dir. of Nat. Gall.
1894-1905 : son of the late Ambrose Poynter,
Esq., architect; b. 1836, mar. i865 Agnes, dau.
of Rev. G. B. Macdonald. Heir, his son Ambrose
Macdonald (b. 1867 ; 2nd heir, next son, Hugh
Edward, b. 1882) . Res., 88 Knightsbridge, S.W.,
and 3 The Avenue, Fulham Rd., S.W.
POYNTER, Maj. Arthur Vernon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 2nd Batt. Imper. Yeom; S. Africa
1899-1901, now an A.D.C. to Viceroy of India:
b. 1871. Res., 3 John St., Berkeley Sq., W.
POYSER, Vet.-Col. Richard, D.S.O. (1896),
F.R.C.V.S., Afghn. 1879-80 and Chitral Relief,
retired 1897 : b. 1842.
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PRABHU N. S., Maharaja— see "Benares."
PRATT, family name of Camden Marquessate,
q.v. for "Lords" and " Ladies," and see below.
PRATT, Col. Arthur Spencer, C.B. (Mil.
1901), R.A. retd. (1905) ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
1855. lies., Broom House, Shooter's Hill, Kent.
PRATT, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dan. of 1st Bn.
Dunleath.
PRATT, Maj. Ernest St. George, D.S.O.
(1902), Durham Lt. Infantry; S. Africa 1899-1902,
now an Oifr. in charge of Musketry Duties : b.
1863.
PRATT, Col. Henry Marsh, C.B. (Mil. 1889),
I.Ai Supermini. List ; Mutiny, China i860,
Afghn. 1878-80, and Hazara 1888 : b. 1838. Res.,
43 Courtfield Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
PRATT, Maj. Henry Roger Evelyn, D.S.O.
(1898), LA., N.W. Frontier (Samana and Tirah)
1897-8 : b. 1875.
PRATT, Capt. Mervyn, D.S.O. (1902), King's
Roy. Rif. Corps ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
PREECE, Knight. Sir William Henry
Preece, K.C.B. (Civ. 1899), E.R.S., M.I.C.E. (Past
Pres.), late Engr.-in-Ch. and Electrician to
G.P.O., now Consg. Engr., a memb. of Physical
and other Socs., author of works on Telegraphy :
b. 1834, widower.' lies., Penrhos, Carnarvon ;
Gothic Lodge, Wimbledon, S.W. ; 8 Queen
Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
PREECE, John Richard, C.M.G. (1899), Brit.
Cons. -Gen. at Ispahan. lies., Brit. Consulate, &c.
PRENDERGAST, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Harry
North Dalrymple Prendergast, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902 ;
K.C.B. 1885), (1857), R.E. Supernum. List,
served in Persia 1856-7, Centr. India, and
Abyssinia ; in command Burma 1885-6, also in
various districts in India ; has been Agent to
Gov. Gen. in Baroda, Baluchistan, and Mysore,
and twice Ch. Commissr. of Coorg, now
Col. 2nd Sappers and Miners (Ind.) : b. 1834,
mar. 1864 Emilie, dau. of Fredk. Simpson, Esq.
Res., 2 Heron Ct., Richmond, Surrey.
PRENDERGAST, Knight (2). Sir James
Prendergast, Kt. Bach. (1881), B.A., formerly
Attorn. -Gen. New Zealand, and was Ch. Justice
1875-99, has acted as Gov. of the Colony during
Gov.'s absence: b. 1828. Res., Bolton St., Wel-
lington, N.Z.
PRESCOTT, Baronet. Sir George Lionel
Lawson Bagot Prescott, 5th Bt. (Ct. Br. 1794J,
Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1875, sue.
1894. Heir pres., his bro. Charles William
Beeston (b. 1877; 2nd heir, their uncle Charles
William, b. 1848). Res., 101 Mount St., W.
PRESCOTT, Baronet's Widow. Lady P.
(Louise Franklin, dau. of Lionel Lawson, Esq.),
mar. 1872 Sir George Rendlesham Prescott, 4th
Bt. (d. 1894). Res., 20 Grafton St., W.
PRESCOTT, Capt. John Joseph Wiiitwortii,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1876.
PRESGRAVE, Col. Edward Robert John,
D.S.O. (1895), LA., Afghn. 1879-80, Burma
1886-9, Manipur, ai d Chin Hills 1892-4, now
A.A.G. Burma: b. 1855.
PRESTON, family name of Gormanston Vis-
county, q.v. for " Hons."
PRESTON, Baronet. Sir Jacob Preston, 4th
Bt. (U.K. 1815), son of 3rd Bt., b. 1887, sue. 1897.
Heir pres., his bro. Edward Hulton (b. 1888;
2nd heir, next bro., Thomas Frederick, b.
1889). Seat, Beeston Hall, Norwich.
PRESTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady P. (Mary
Hope, dau. of the late Edmd. L. Clutterbuck,
Esq.), mar. 1885 Sir Henry Jacob Preston, 3rd
Bt. (d. 1897). Res., with present Bt.
PRESTON, Elystan George Crompton,
M.V.O. (4th Class 1903), Dist. Insp. of Roy. Ir.
Constat). (Roscrea 1899-1904), on spec, duty on
H.M.'s visit in 1903 : b. 1873. Res., Cappoquin,
Co. Waterford.
PRESTON, Lt.-Col. Jenico Edward, D.S.O.
(1886), LA., Jowaki 1877, Afghn. 1879-80, Burma
1886 : b. 1855 (grandson of 12th Vise. Gorman-
ston) .
PRESTON, Sidney, CLE. (1901), Sec. to
Govt, of India and Insp. -Gen. of Irrign., prev.
Ch. Engr. and Sec. to Works Dept. (Irrig.) of
N.W. Provs. and of Punjab : b. 1850.
PRETORIA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William
Marlborough Carter, D.D., 2nd Bp., late 3rd
Bp. of Zululd., formerly in charge of Eton
Mission at Hackney Wick : b. 1850, mar. 1904,
cons. 1891, transl. 1902. Res., Bishop's House,
St. Albans, Pretoria, Transvaal Col.
PRETYMAN, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir George
Tindal Pretyman, K.C.M.G. (1900-1), C.B. (Mil.
1896), R.A., served in Afghanistan 1878-80 as
A. D.C., comd. 1st Brig. Isazai Expedn. 1892, was
Mil. Sec. Madras 1881-4, has been A.A.G. Bengal,
was Mil. Gov. of Bloemfontein and in comd. of
Kimberley Dist. during late war, serving in
S. Africa 1900-1, late comdg. a 1st class District
in India: b. 1845, mar. 1889 Winifred, dau. of
the late Fredk. Locke, Esq. Club, U. Serv.
PRETYMAN, Lady Beatrice Adine, dau. of
4th E. of Bradford.
PREVOST, Baronet of Belmont. Sir Charles
Thomas Keble Prevost, 4th Bt. ( U.K. 1805),
B. A. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1902. Heir
pres., his bro. Capt. George Herbert P., LA. (b.
1868; no 2nd heir). Res., The Manor House,
Stinchcombe, Dursiey, Glouc.
PREVOST, Baronet of Paddhigton. Sir
Augustus Prevost, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1903), B.A., a
Lieut, of City of London and Dir. of Bk. of Eng-
land (late Gov.) : son of the late Geo. Prevost,
Esq., of Geneva; b. 1837, mar. 1867 Florence,
dau. of Fredk. N. Fordham, Esq. No heir. Res.,
79 Westbourne Terr., W.
PREVOST, Baronet's Widow. Lady P.
of Belmont (Sarah Margaret, dau. of the late
Rev. Thomas Keble, B.D.), mar. 1856 Sir Charles
Prevost, 3rd Bt. (d. 1902). Res., with present Bt.
PREZIOSI, Count. Roberto Preziosi, 6th Ct.
(Savoy 1718— Maltese Nobility), 1st Dragoman
at Gk. Legat. Constantinople, formerly in Brit.
Embassy: son of 5th Ct., b. 1849, sue. 1882. Heir
pres., his 1st cousin once rem. Agostino, dei
Conti Preziosi (b. 1874; 2nd heir, Ct.'s 1st cousin
Alfonso, dei Conti P., b. 1845). Res., Constanti-
nople.
PRICE, Baronet. Sir Francis Caradoc
Rose Price, 5th Bt. of Trengwainton (U. K.
1815), 2nd Lieut. Glamorg. Imper. Yeom., late
Lieut. Roy. Welsh Fus., served inS. Africaigoo-i :
son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th, b. 1880, sue. 1901.
Heir pres., his bro. William Vreichvras Rose,
Lieut. 5th Lancers (b. 1882 ; 2nd heir, their uncle
Capt. Henry Talbot P., R.N., b. 1839). Seat,
Hensol Castle. Pontyclun R.S.O., Glamorg.— For
the 3rd Bt.'s Widow see "Fothergill (Price-)."
PRICE, Knight. Sir John Frederick Price,
K.C.S.I. (1898), late Ch. Sec. to Madras Govt, and
an Addit. Memb. Leg. Counc.,in M.C.S. 1862-97:
b. 1839 (grandson of 1st Bt.), mar. 1863 Alice,
dau. of Hon. H. D. Phillips. Res., Trengwainton,
Ootacamund, Madras.
PHI
Baronetage, Knightage, (he.
PHI 529
PRICE, Col. Adolphus James, C.M.G. (1896)7
W. Yorks. Regt. retd. (1903), Ashanti 1895-6,
held a comd. in S. Africa 1900-1, was Acting
Gov. of St. Helena 1902-3 : b. 1846.
PRICE, Capt. Bartholomew George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Fus. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1870.
PRICE, Lt.-Col. Charles Henry Uvedale,
D.S.O. (1899), I.A., late D.A.A.G. Madras;
Burma 1886-8, Uganda 1897-9 : b. 1862.
PRICE, Capt. Charles Lempriere, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Scots : S.Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1877.
PRICE, Maj. Rhys Howell, C.M.G. (1901),
Lt.-Col. Kaffrarian Rifles : S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1872.
PRICE, Col. Thomas CaradocRose, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Victorian Mtd. Rifles ; S. Africa 1900 : b.
1842 (a 1st cousin once removed of above Bt. and
bro. of Sir J. F. Price). Res., Albemarle, Hamil-
ton, Brisbane.
PRICE, T. E., I.S.O. (1902), a Princ. Clerk, Bd.
of Trade : b. 1841.
PRICE, Thomas Rees, C.M.G. (1901), Gen.
Manager of Rails, at Cape and for Centr. Africa,
was of gre^t service during recent war, for-
merly on G.W.R. : b. 1848. Bes., Bryn Tirion,
J ohannesburg.
PRICE, Maj. William, C.M.G. (1902), Capt.
and Hon. Maj. 8th Vol. Batt. Rif. Brigade ; S.
Africa 1899-1902.
PRICE (GREEN-), Baronet. Sir Richard
Dansey Green-Price, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1874), son
of 1st Bt,, b. 1838, sue. 1887, mar. 1863 Clara
Anne, dau. of the late Rev. Thos. Powell. Heir,
his son Robert Henry (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Geoffrey Cecil, b. 1877). Res., The Grove,
Presteign, Radnorsh.
PRICE (RUGGE-), Baronet. Sir Charles
Rugge-Price, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1804), a D.L. for
Surrey, late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd
Vol. Batt. E. Surrey Regt. : son of 5th Bt., b.
1841, sue. 1892, mar. 1867 Antonia Mary, dau.
of the late Wm. Jas. Harvey, Esq. Heir, his
son Capt. Charles Frederick R.-P., R.A. (b.
1868; 2nd heir, latter' s son Charles James Napier,
b. 1902). Sent, Spring Grove, Richmond, Surrey.
PRICHARD, Maj. Chafles Stewart, D.S.O.
(1902), Northamptonsh. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1861.
PRIDEAUX, Knight. Sir ^v" alter Sherburne
Prideaux, Kt. Bach. (1891), a solicitor, Clerk of
Goldsmiths' Co., assisted the Govt, in connection
with the repeal of gold and silver plate duties,
and on other occasions: b. 1846, mar. 1873
Catharine Mary, dau. of the late Rev. J. V.
Povah. Address, Goldsmiths' Hall, E.C.
PRIDEAUX, Col. William Francis, C.S.I.
(1895), LA. Supermini. List, late Res. at Jeypore,
Kashmir, &c, has been Cons. -Gen. at Zanzibar and
Assist. Sec. in For. Dept. to Govt, of India, was
in captivity in Abyssinia 1866-8 after accom-
panying mission to King Theodore : b. 1840.
Res., 1 West Cliff Terr., St. Lawrence-on-Sea,
Ramsgate.
PRIESTLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady P.
(Eliza, dau. of Robt. Chambers, Esq.), a Lady of
Grace St. John Jerus., mar. 1856 Sir Wm. Over-
end Priestley, M.D., F.R.C.P., M.P., a distin-
guished physician and scientist (d. 1900). Res.,
31 Hyde Pk. Sq., W.
PRIMROSE, family name of Rosebery Earl-
dom, q.v. for Hon. Neil.
PRIMROSE, Baronet. Sir John Ure Prim-
rose, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), Lord Provost of Glas-
gow (el. 1903, styled "Hon." while in office),
Lieut, in Co. of City of same, and Chmn. Clvde
Navig. Trust, a partner in the flour-mills firm of
Wm. Primrose and Sons ; son of the late William
Primrose, Esq., b. 1847, mar- l897. 2nd wife,
Anna, dau. of Alex. S. Wylie, Esq. Only htir,
his son William Louis (b. i£8o). Res., Redholme,
Dumbreck, Govan, Glasgow.
PRIMROSE, Knight. Sir Henry William
Primrose, K.C.B. (Civ. 1899), C.S.I. (1885), I.S.O.
(1904), Chmn. Bd. of Inld. Rev.,prev. of Customs,
has been Sec. to Off. of Works, was Priv. Sec. to
Marq. of Ripon in India, and in 1886 to Rt. Hon.
W. E. Gladstone : b. 1846 (grandson of 4th E. of
Rosebeiy and 1st cousin ot present Earl), mar.
1888, as 3rd husb., Helen Mary, dau. of the late
Gilbert M'Micking, Esq., and mother of present
Bn. Denman (having divorced both his father and
her 2nd husb.). Res., 21 Cadogan PL. S.W.
PRIMROSE and DALMENY, Baron {Scot.
1700)— see " Rosebery, E. of."
PRINGLE, Baronet. Sir Norman Robert
Pringle, 8th Bt. {Scot. 1683), son of 7th Bt., b. 1871,
sue. 1897. Heir, none. Club. Jun. Constit.
PRINGLE, Baronet's Widow. Lady P.
(Louisa Clementina, dau. of the late Robt, Steuart,
Esq., M.P.), mar. 1871 Sir Norman Wm. D.
Pringle. 7th Bt. (d. 1897). Res., 96 St. George's
Rd., S.W.
PRINGLE, Knight. Sir George Pringle, Kt.
Bach. (1882), barrister-at-law, formerly Sec. to
Ecclesiast. Commissrs. : b. 1825, mar. 1892 Minnie
Annie, dau. of the late Maurice Kew, Esq. Club,
Athenaeum.
PRINGLE, John, C.M.G. (1900), M.B., a P.C.
and M.L.C. of Jamaica, Capt. of Mil. Reserve:
b. 1849. Res., Aqualta Vale and Cape Clear,
Jamaica.
PRINGLE, Lieut. Lionel Graham, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1903), 2nd Batt. Highld. L.I. (on
Eresentation of colours by H.M. th.3 Queen) :
. 1880.
PRINGLE, Lt.-Col. Robert, D.S.O. (1902),
Army Vet. Dept.; Afghn. 1879-80, Mahsud
Waziri, Zhob Valley, S. Africa 1900-1, nowlnspg.
Vet. Olfr. Punjab : b. 1855. Res., Murree, Punjab.
PRINSEP, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry Thoby
Prinsrp, K.C.I.E. U904 ; Kt. Bach. 1894), entered
B. C.S. 1855, served with troops during Mutiny,
was Judge of High Ct. Fort William 1877-1904,
is a memb. of Viceroy's Counc. : b. 1836, mar.
1887 Lilla Livingstone, dau. of the late W. Forster
Smithe, Esq.. and widow of Andrew Skeen,
Esq., M.D. Res., 21 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
PRINSEP, Lt.-Gen. Arthur Haldimand,
C. B. (Mil. 1893), Mutiny, Ind. Front. 1863-4, and
Afghn., now on Supernum. List of Beng. Cav. :
b. 1840. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
PRIOR, Capt. John Harvey, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.E. Mil. (Plymouth Div. Submarine Miners) ;
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1871. Res., Sunny Bank,
Sandgate, Kent.
PRIOR, Lieut. M., D.S.O. (1900-1), Bethune's
Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900-1.
PRITCHARD, Knight's Widow. Lady P.,
widow of Sir Charles B. Pritchard, K.C.I.E.,
C.S.I, (d. 1903).
PRITCHARD, Lt.-Gen. Gordon Douglas,
C.B. (Mil. 1886), Col. Comdt. R.E. (ret. 1903) ;
Mutiny, China i860, Abyss. 1868 : b. 1835. Res.,
Brockley Combe. OatlandsPk.,Weybridge, Surrey.
PRITCHARD, Capt. Harry Lionel, D.S.O.
(1898), R.E., Ashanti 1895-6, Dongola, Soudan
(Khartoum), and S. Africa 1899-1902, now a
Dep. Asst. Dir. for R.E. at Headqrs. : b. 1871 .
PRITCHARD, Col. Hurlock Galloway,
C.S.I. (1893), LA. Supernum. List, formerly
N N
53°
PBI
Directory of Peerage,
PYN
E.A. ; served in Mutiny, was Mil. Sec. to Gov. of
Madras (Lord Hobart) , and Acct.-Gen. and Dep.
Sec. Mil. Dept. to Ind. Govt.: b. 1836. Res.,
Eaglesfield, Cainberley, Surrey.
PRLTTIE, family name of Dunalley Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
PROBY, family name of Carysfort Earldom
(no issue) .
PROBY, Lady Margaret Prances, dau. of
4th E. of Donoughmore.
PROBYN, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Gen.
Rt. Hon. Sir Digiiton Macnagiiten Probyn, P.O.
{Gt. Br. 1901), G.C.B. (Civ. 1902), G.C.V.O. (1896),
K.C.S.I. (1876), C.B. (Mil. 1857), I.S.O. (1903),
(1857), Bengal Army Supermini. List, served
on N.W. Front. 1852-7, in Mutiny, China, and
Umbeyla; is Keeper of H.M.'s Privy Purse (in-
cluding ex officio the Secretaryship of Roy. Vic-
torian Order) and an Extra Equerry, a Memb. of
Counc. and Receiver-Gen. of Duchy of Lane, was
Comptroller and Treasurer to H.M. when Prince
of Wales accompd. him on his Ind. tour 1875-6,
now Col. nth Ind. Lancers; b. 1833, widower.
Ses., Park House, Sandringham E.S.O. ; Norman
Tower, Windsor Castle ; Buckingham Palace,
S.W.
PROBYN, Leslie, C.M.G. (1903), Gov. of
Sierra Leone, prev. Attom.-Gen. Brit. Honduras
and Grenada and Sec. to Govt, of S. Nigeria
Protectorate, is Capt. 3rd Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.) :
b. 1862. lies., Govt. Huuse, Freetown, S. Leone.
PROBYN, Capt. Percy John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A.M.C., Lagos and Sierra Leone 1897-9,
S. Africa 1899-1902, has been a Clin. Assist, in
two Lond. Hosps. and Resid. Surg, to Western
Gen. Dispensary : b. 1867.
PROE, Thomas, C.M.G. (1901), Mayor of Bris-
bane in year of creation, a mechan. and marine
engr.: b. 1852. Res., Common wealth, MerthynRd.,
New Farm, Brisbane.
PROTHERO, Capt. Reginald Charles, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1 ),M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N. retd.,
comd. a Nav. Brigade in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1849.
Club, Jun. Nav. and Mil.
PROTHERO, Rowland Edmund, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), M.A., barrister-at-law, late Ed.
Quarterly Review, author of ' Life of Dean Stan-
ley,' 'Letters of Lord Byron,' &e. : b. 1852. Res'.,
3 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea, S.W.
PROUT, William Thomas, C.M.G. (1905),
M.B., Princ. Med. Orfr. in Sierra Leone.
PROVIS, Knight. Sir Samuel Butler Provis,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1901), M.A., barrister-at-law, Perm.
Sec. to Loc. Govt. Bd., prev. Assist. Sec. 1882-98 :
b. 1845. Res., 2 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
PROWSE, Richard Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
Sec. to Bd. of Customs 1888-1900, in all 47 years
in this branch : b. 1835. Res., Howton, Bushey
Heath, Watford, Herts.
PRUSSIA— see Royal Family.
PRYSE, Baronet. Sir Pryse Pn/se, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1866), a D.L. for Cardigansh. (High Sheriff
1861), formerly Cornet Roy. Horse Gds. and Capt.
Cardigansh. Militia : son of the late Pryse Love-
den, Esq., M.P., whose surname he exchanged
1863 for the former family name of Pryse ; b.
1838, mar. 1859 Louisa Joan, dau. of Capt. Jno.
Lewes. Heir, his son Capt. Edward John P.
(b. 1862 ; and heir, next son, Lewes Thomas
Loveden, b. 1864). Seat, Gogerddan, Aberystwyth.
PUCKLE, Capt. John, D.S.O. (1900-1), A.8.C.,
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1869.
PUCKLE, Richard Kaye, CLE. (1878), for-
merly 2nd Memb. Bd. of Rev. Madras, ret. 1881 :
b. 1830. Res., 123 Oukwood Ct., Kens., W.
PUGH, Lieut. Herbert Owain,D. S.O. (1900-1),
Lumsden's Horse; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1874.
PULESTON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady
P. of Emral (Catherine Judith, dau. of the late
Richd. Fountayne- Wilson, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1853
Sir Richd. P. Puleston, 3rd Bt. (d. 1893). Res.,
Emral Pk., Worthenbury, Flints., nr. Wrexham.
—(2) Anne, Lady P. (Anne Margaret, dau. of the
late David Bannerman, Esq.), mar. 1882, as 2nd
wife, Rev. Sir Theophilus G. H. Puleston, 4th Bt.
(d. 1896, line becoming extinct). Res., 3 Welbeck
Mansns., 97 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
*** The above two Bts. having been half-bros., neither
widow can be termed Dowager, and the former desires
to be known as " Lady Puleston of Emral."
PULESTON, Knight. Sir John Henry Pules-
ton, Kt. Bach. (1887), a D.L. for Denbighah., Lieut,
for City of Lond., Chmn. City of Lond. Conserv.
Assoc., a D.L. for Denbighsh., and Const, of Car-
narvon Castle, was M. P. 1874-92, Fellow of several
learned socs. : b. 1830, widower. Res., Ravens-
wood, Camberley, Surrey ; 2 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
PULFORD, Col. Russell Richard, CLE.
(1897), R.E. retd. (1900) ; Afghn. 1879-80, late Ch.
Engr. and Sec. to Govt, of Assam : b. 1845.
PULLAR, Knight. Sir Robert Pullar, Kt.
Bach. (1895), head of firm of J. Pullar and Sons,
dyers, Perth, and Chmn. Perth Lib. Assoc. : b.
1828, widower. Res., Tayside, Bridgend, Perth.
PULLEINE, Bishop— see " Richmond."
• PULLEY, Col. Charles, C.B. (Mil. 1904), LA.,
Afghn. 1878-80, Burma 1886-7, Lushai 1892-3,
N.W. Front. 1897-8: b. 1851.
PULTENEY, Col. William Pulteney (name
doubled), C.B. (Mil. igos), D.S.O. (1896), commg.
2nd Batt. Scots Gds. ; Egypt 1882, Unyoro and
Naudi Expedns. and against Arab slavers 1895-6,
S. Africa 1900-2, late Acting Vice-Cons, for
Congo Free State: b. 1861. Res., 3 Lower
Berkeley St., W.
PURCELL, Knight. Sir(JoHN) Samuel Purcell,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1900), late Controller of Stamps and
Regist. of Jt. Stock Cos., formerly Maj. London
Irish Rifle Vols, (one of the promoters of the
Corps), is a Tfix. of Nat. Bank and of Norwich
Union Life Office: b. 1840, mar. 1868 Alice Fanny,
dau. of the late Capt. Leighton Kennett. Res.,
Glebe Ldg., 18 Blessington Rd., Blackheath, S.E.
PURCELL, Maj. John Francis, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Cape Mtd. Rifles; Basutold. 1880-1, S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1861.
PUREFOY, Capt. Richard Purefoy (name
doubled), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), R.N., Soudan
1884, late comdg. H.M.'s Yacht 'Victoria and
Albert: ' b. 1862. Res., Shalstone Manor, Buck-
ingham ; Axf ord, Preston Candover, Basingstoke.
PURVIS, Knight. Sir Robert Purvis, Kt.
Bach. (1905), M.P. for Peterborough {L.U.).
PYM, Bishop— see " Bombay."
PYNE, Knight. Sir (Thomas) Salter Pyne,
Kt. Bach. (1894), C.S.I, (same year), M.I.C.E.,
late Engr.-in-Ch. to Amir of Afghanistan, by
whom he was sent on a mission to Govt, of India
in 1892 and to England in 1894 ; late Master of
the Mint at Cabul and has executed several ex-
tensive works, including manufactories for large
and small arms : b. i860. Club, St. Stephen's.
QU'A Baronetage^ Knightage^ &c. BAB 531
Q.
QTJ'APPELLE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Grisdale, D.D., D.C.L., 3rd Bp. (Rupert's Ld.
Prov.), late Canon of St. John's and Dean of
Rupert's Land, has been a C.M.S. Missnry. at
Calcutta and Prof, of Systematic Theol. in St.
John's Coll., "Winnipeg : b. 1845, cons. 1896, mar.
1871. lies., Bishop's Ct., Indian Head, N.W.
Terrs., Canada.
QUEBEC, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Andrew
Hunter Dunn, D.D., 5th Bp., prev. Vicar of All
Saints, Acton, Middx. : b. 1839, cons. 1892, mar.
1866. Res., Bishopsthorpe, Quebec.
QUEENSBERRY, Duke of (Scot. 1706), see
" Buccleuch and Q."
QUEENSBERRY, Marquess of. Percy
Sholto Douglas, 9th Marq. {Scot.) and a Bt. ;
formerly Midshipman R.N. and Lieut. 3rd Batt.
King's Own Scottish Borderers (Mil.) : son of
8th M. ; b. Oct. 13, 1868; sue. 1900; mar. 1893
Anna Maria, dau. of Rev. Thos. Walters. Res.,
Smedmore, nr. Wareham, Dorset.
Creations. Scot. : Vise. Drumlanrig and Bn. Douglas
of Hawick and Tibbers, 1628 ; E. of Queensberry, 1633 ; a
Bt. 1669; M. of (Queens berry, 1682.— Sir Win. Douglas, a
natural son of the 2nd Earl of Douglas (who fell at
"Chevy Chace," as stated under "Hamilton, D." and
" Mar ) and himself distinguished in the wars with
England, received an undated charter of the Drumlanrig
Barony. The 9th feudal Bn. Drumlanrig (a title starting
before 1388), having entertained James VI. at the time of
his accession to the English crown, obtained the Viscty.
and then the Earldom, the feudal title disappearing.
The 3rd Earl was made Marq. of Queensberry, and in
the following year Duke of the same, both creations
having a string of lesser titles attached to them. His
successor, however, obtained a new patent under which
the terms of remainder were altered, the result being
that the Dukedom, with all the other titles not cited
above, became merged, on the death of the 4th Duke, in
the Dukedom of Buccleuch. The 7th Marquess was a
notable Bohemian, whilst the 8th obtained unenviable
distinction as a champion of " free thought."
Titled Relatives.
(Douglas.)
Issue of present (gth) 31. :
Lady Dorothy Madeline D., b. 1894.
Lord Douglas of Hawick, heir to Marquessate :
Francis Archibald Kelhead D., b. 1896. (Takes
his father's late courtesy-title in lieu of "Vise.
Drumlanrig.")
Lord Cecil Charles D., 2nd heir, b. 1898.
Surviving issue of 8th M. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1868.)
Lord Alfred Bruce D. , b. 1870, mar. 1902 Olive, dau.
of Col. Fredc. H. distance, C.B. Res. 31 Walpole
St., Chelsea, S.W.
Lord Sholto George D., formerly Lieut. N'thants.
Mil., b. 1872, mar. 1895 Loretta Mooney (Lady
'Sholto D.).
Lady Edith Gertrude now Lady E. Fox-Pitt, b.
1874, mar. 1899 St. George W. Lane F.-P., Esq., son
of the late Gen. and Hon. Mrs. Fox-Pitt-Rivers.
Res., Cedar House', 48 Glebe PL, Chelsea, S.W.
Issue of 7th 31. (uncle of present) :
(The late 8th Marquess, b. 1844, d. 1900.)
Very Rev. Lord Archibald Edward D., Canon of
Galloway in Ch. of Rome, b. 1850. Res., St.
Columba's Presbytery, Annan, Dumfriessh.
— D au. -in-law :
Lady James D. (Martha Lucy, widow of R. Hennessy,
Esq,), mar. 1888, 2nd husb., the late Lord James
Edward Sholto D. (d. 1891).
QUEENSBERRY, Marquess's Widow. The
style Marchioness of Q. is still given by her
immediate friends to the lady who divorced the
8th Peer and is mother of the present. On the
nomenclature of divorcees see Introd., p. 27.
QUEENSLAND (NORTH), Bishop of. Rt.
Rev. George Horsfall Frodsham, M.A., 3rd
Bp., late Rect. of St. Thomas, Toowong, prev.
Curate of St. James's, Bury St. Edmunds : b.
1863, mar. 1896, cons. 1902. Res., Bishop's Lodge,
Townsville, Queensland.
QUICK, Knight. Sir John Quick, Kt. Bach.
(1901), LL.D., formerly an engr., compositor, and
journalist, was an M.L.A. of Victoria 1880-9, now
a Memb. of Federal Parliamt. : b. 1852, mar. 1883
Catherine, dau. of Jos. Hams, Esq. Res., Edel-
weiss Villa, Hamlet St., Bendigo, Victoria.
QUILL, Lt.-Col. Berkeley Crosbie, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), York and Lane. Regt. retd. (1904) ;
Egypt 1882, and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1852.
Res., Ballycarty, Tralee, Co. Kerry.
QUILTER, Baronet. Sir (William) Cuth-
bert Quilter, 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1897), M.P. for Sudbury
Div. of Suffolk (L.U.), a D.L. for Suffolk and a
Co. Aid. for- W. Suffolk, a Dir. and one of the
founders of the Nat. Telephone Co., Vice-Commod.
Roy. Harwich Yacht Club : son of the late Wm.
Quilter, Esq., of London; b. 1841, mar. 1867
Mary Anne, dau. of the late Jno. W. Bevington,
Esq. Heir, his son (William) Eley Cuthbert
(b. 1873; 2nd heir, latter's son (George Eley)
Cuthbert, b. 1900). Seat, Bawdsey Manor, Wood-
bridge, Suffolk; town res., 74 South Audley
St., W.
QUILTER, Hon. Mrs. Eley, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Penrhyn (q.v.), and wife of preceding heir.
QUIN (WYNDHAM-) , family name of Dun-
raven and Mount Earl Earldom, q.v. for
" Ladies."
QUIN (WYNDHAM-),Col. Windham Henry,
C. B. &c, heir pres. to Dunraven Earldom, q.v.
QUIRK, Bishop— see " Sheffield."
QUIRK, Col. John Owen, C.B. (Mil. 1897),
D. S.O. (1886), B.A., Welsh Regt. retd. (1904) ;
Egypt 1884, Soudan and Nil* 1884 6: b. 1847.
Club, Army and Navy.
R.
RABAN, Col. Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1902), R.E.,
Naga Hills 1879-80, has been Mil. Instr. at the
Roy. Mil. Coll., Canada, and empld. by the
Admiralty as Dir. of Works: b. 1850. Res., 35
Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W., and Avenue
House, 21 Northumbd. Avenue, W.C.
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Directory of Peerage,
BAD
RABY, Rear.-Adm. Henry James, C.B. (Mil.
1875), Y€ (1855), Sebastopol with Nav. Brigade,
and W. Coast Africa 1861, ret. 1877: b. 1827.
Res., 8 Clarence Parade, Southsea.
RADCLIFFE, Baronet. Sir Joseph Percival
Pickford Badcliffe, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1813), son of
2nd Bt., b. 1824, sue. 1872, mar. 1854 Katherine
Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Edwd. Doughty, 9th
Bt. (line now Doughty-Tichborne) . Heir, his
son Capt. Joseph Edward B. (b. 1858 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Everard Joseph, b. 1884). Seats,
Rudding Pk., Knaresborough, Yorks. ; Royton
Hall, Oldham.
RADCLIEEE, Knight. Sir David Badcliffe,
Kt. Bach. (1886) , Mayor of Liverpool 1884-6, Chmn.
of L'pool Exhibn. of Navigation &c, and was
knighted at its opening : b. 1834, mar. i860 Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of Geo. Clark, Esq., of Wootton
Wawen. Res., Rose Bank, Knowsley, Prescot,
Lanes.
RADCLIFFE, Knight's Widow. Lady B.
(Isabel Elise, nee De Blaquiere, granddau. of 1st
Bn. de B.), b. 1832, mar. 1870 Gen. Sir Wm.
Pollexfen Radcliffe, K.C.B. (d. 1897). Res., 17
West Cromwell Rd., S.W.
RADCLIFFE, Capt. Jasper Fitzgerald,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Devon Regt.; S.Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1867. Bes., Gosport.
RADCLIFFE, Capt. Nathaniel Robert.
D.S.O. (1902), Devon Regt.; Relief of Chitral
1895, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1870. Bes.,
Alphington Lodge, nr. Exeter.
RADCLIFFE ^DELME- ; i Delrae), Lt.-Col.
Charles, C.M.G. (1905^, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904),
late Connaught Rangers ; Uganda 1898, empld. on
Anglo-Germ. Boundary Commssn. 1902 and that
of Uganda, 1905 : b. 1864.
RADCLYFFE, Maj . Charles Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Rif. Brig. ; Burma 1886-g and S. Africa
1899-1902 (part as Assist. Prov. Marsh.) : b. 1864.
RADFORD, Col. Oswald Claude, C.B. (Mil.
1905), CLE. (1901), LA., Ind. and Afghan
Expedns. 1877-95, China 1900 : b. 1850.
RADNOR, Earl of. Jacob Pleydell-Bouverie,
6th Earl {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., Lt.-Col. comdg.
1st Wilts. Rifle Vols., served in S. Africa 1900,
Mayor of Folkestone 1901-2, an M.P. 1892-1900
(as Vise. Folkestone), has been Assist. Priv. Sec.
to Pres. of Bd. Agric. : son of 5th Earl ; b. July 8,
1868; sue. 1900 (6Yj; mar. 1891 Julian, dau. of
the late Chas. Balfour, Esq., of Newton Don.
Seats, The Manor House, Folkestone ; Longford
Castle, Salisbury.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1714 (n.s.) ; Vise. Folke-
stone and Bn. Longford, 1747; E. of Radnor and Bn.
Pleydell-Bouverie, 1765. — Sir Jacob De Bouverie, 3rd
Bt., was created Vise. Folkestone, his s>n receiving
the Earldom and adopting the present double surname.
The late Earl was an M.P. 1874-89, and twice Treasurer
of the Household to Queen Victoria.
Titled Relatives.
[Pleydell-Bouverie.)
Issue oj present {6th) E. :
Lady Jeane P.-B , b. 1892.
Lady Katharine P. -P., b. 1894.
Vise. Folkestone, heir to Earldom: William P.-B.,
h. 1895.
Lady Elizabeth P.-B., b. 1897.
Hon. Edward P.-B., and heir, b. 1899.
Hon. Bartholomew P.-B., b. 190a.
Lady Margaret P.-B., h. 1903.
Hon. P.-B. (son), b. 1905.
I Surviving issue of $th E. (bro. and sist. of pre-
j sent) :
I (Present Earl, b. 1868.)
Lady Wilma, now Ctss. of Lathom, b. i860, mar. 1889
Maj. Lord Skelmersdale, now and Earl of L. q.v.
Hon. Stuart P.-B., Maj. ist Wilts. Vols . and Instr.
of Musketry: b. 1877, mar. 1900 Edith Dorothy,
dau. of Albert Vickers, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Stuart
P.-B.). Res. , High Barn, Godalming.
Issue of 4th E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1841, d. 1900.)
Hon. Duncombe P.-B., a D.L. for Berks., formerly
Lieut. 55th Foot : b. 1842, mar. 1883 Maria Eleanor,
dau. of Sir Edwd. Hulse, 5th Bt. (Hon. Mrs.
Duncombe P.-B ). Res., Coleshill House, High-
worth, Swindon, Wilts.
Lady Anne, now Lady Anne Speirs, b. 1844, mar.
1867 the late Archib. Alex. S., Esq., M.P. (d. 1868).
Res., Houston House, Johnstone. Renfrewsh. ;
Elderslie House, Renfrew ; 4 Hill St., Berkeley
Sq., W.
Rev. the Hon. Bertrand P. B., M.A., Preb. of
Salisbury: b. 1845, mar. 1870 Lady Constance Jane
Nelson, dau. of 3rd Earl Nelson. Res., The
Rectory, Pewsey, Wilts.
Hon. John P.-B-, Lt.-Col. retired, formerly of 17th
Lancers, served in Zululd. 1879 : b. 1846, mar. 188a
Grace Harriet, dau. ot Lt.-Gen. Robt. Mallaby
(Hon. Mrs. John P.-B.). Res., 137 Victoria St.,
S.W.
Lady Margaret, now Lady M. Makgill-Crichton-
Maitland, b. 1847, mar. 1873 Maj. -Gen. David
M.-C.-M. Res., Winchfield House, Winchfield,
Hants.
Lady Edith, now Lady E. Cotes, b. 1848, mar. 1876
the late Chas. C, Esq. (d. 1903). Res., 8a Gloucester
PL, PortmanSq., W.
Hon. Kenelm P.-B., memb. of Lond. Stock Ex-
change, b. 1852, mar. 1905 Evelyn, dau. of the late
D. M. Maitland-Crichton, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Kenelm
P. B.). Res., 113 Mount St., W.
Hon. Frank P.-B., b. 1858. Res., The Manse, Uffing-
ton, Shrewsbury.
Lady Gertrude, now Lady G. Monckton, twin with
preceding, mar. 1896 Arthur M., Esq. Res., Hilton,
Bridgnorth, Salop.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Constance P.-B., see Rev. Hon. Bertrand above.
RADNOR, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of R. (Helen Matilda, dau. of the late Rev.
Henry Chaplin), mar. 1866 5th E. of Radnor, late
Treas. of the Household (d. 1900). Bes., The
Fishery, Cookham, Berks. ; 12 Upp. Brook St., W.
RADSTOCK, Baron. Granville Augustus
William Waldegrave, 3rd Bn. {Irel.), M.A.,
formerly Lt.-Col. W. Middx. Rifles : son of 2nd
Bn. ; b. April 10, 1833 ; sue. 1857 ; mar. 1858 the
late Susan Charlotte (d. 1892), dau. of Jno. H.
Calcraft, Esq. Bes., Mayfleld, Woolston, South-
ampton ; 4 Park Sq. West, Reg. Pk., N.W.
Creation. Irel. : Bn. Radstock, 1800.— Vice-Adm. the
Hon. Sir Wm. Waldegrave, G.C.B., and son of the 3rd
Earl Waldegrave, and afterwards Admiral of the Red,
was awarded this Peerage in recognition of his victory
over the Spanish fleet off Cape Lagos in 1797, as well as
of other distinguished naval services. His son the Hon.
Granville, C.B., who became and Bn., was engaged under
Nelson.
Titled Relatives.
(Waldegrave.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn.:
Hon. Granville George W., B.A., heir to Barony:
b. 1859. Res., 4 Park Sq. West, Reg. Pk., N.W.,
and with his father.
The late Hon. Katharine W-, b. 1860, d. X874.
Hon. Edith Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Alister Fraser,
b. 1862, mar. 1889 Alister Gillian .F.,Esq. Res.,
Nalderswood, Leigh, Rtigate ; 13 Harley House,
Marylebone Rd., N W.
Hon. Mabel W., b. 1863.
Hon. Constance W., b. 1865.
A deceased son, b. & d. 1866.
Hon. Montagu W., 2nd heir, B A., b. 1867, mar. 1898
Constance Marian, dau. of the late Jas. C. J.
RAG
Brodie, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Montagu W.). Res.,
Peshawar, India.
The tote Hon. John lF.,LL.B.,barriiter-at-law,b. 1868,
d. 1901 in S. Africa.
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Edwyn Bevan, b. 1871,
mar. 1896 Edwyn Robt. B., Esq. Res., Banwell
Abbey, Banwell R.S.O., Somerset.
RAGLAN, Baroh. George FitzRoy Henry
Somerset, 3rd Bn. (U.K.), Lt.-Gov. of I. of Man,
late Und. Sec. for War, is a D.L. for Mon-
mouthsh. and Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg.
Boy. Monm. R.E. (Mil.), formerly Capt. 2nd Batt.
Gren. Gds., served in last Afghan War ; a Page
of Honour to Queen Victoria 1868-74 : son of 2nd
Bn. ; b. Sept. 18, 1857; sue. 1884 (C.) ; mar. 1883
Lady Ethel Jemima Ponsonby, dau. of 7th E. of
Bessborough. Seat, Cefntilla Ct., Usk, Newport,
Monm.; official vs., Govt. House, I. of Man;
town house, 27 Half Moon St., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Raglan, 1852.— The 1st Bn. was
the well-known Field-Marshal who commanded the
British Army in the earlier part of the Crimean cam-
paign, and died during the Siege r.f Sebastopol. He was
previously Lord Fitzroy Jas. H. Somerset, youngest son
of the 5th Duke of Beaufort, and had been A.D.C. and
Military Secretary to the Duke of Wellington in a long
string of battles in the Peninsula, and had lost an arm
at Waterloo.
Titled Relatives.
(Somerset.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn.:
A deceased son, b. & d. 1884.
Hon. FitzRoy Richard S., heir to Barony, and
Lieut. Gren. Gds. : b. 1885.
Hon. Wellesley FitzRoy S., and heir, and Lieut.
Roy. Monm. Engrs. (Mil.) : b. 1887.
Hon. Ethel Georgiana Frances S., b. 1889.
Hon. Frederica Susan Katherine S., b. 1891.
Hon. Nigel FitzRoy S., b. 1893.
Hon. Ivy Felicia S., b. 1897.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and half-sist.
of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Arthur Charles Edward S., formerly Capt.
Rifle Brigade, b. 1859, mar. 1893 Louisa, dau. of
the late Jno. G. Hodgson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur
S.). Res., 8 Stratford PI., W.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Violet Elizabeth Katharine, now Hon. Mrs.
Wilfred Smith, b. 1874, mar. 1900 Capt. Wilf. R.
Abel S. Res., 4 Chester St., S.W.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Granville S. (Malvina Charlotte, dau. of
Rear-Adm. Sir Malcolm Mac Gregor, 4th Bt. of
Mac Gregor), mar. 189a the late Hon. Granville
William Richard S. (d. 1901). Res., 5 Tite St.,
Chelsea, S.W.
Daus. of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
Hon. Charlotte Caroline Elizabeth S., b. 1815. Res.,
8 Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
(The late and Baron, b. 1817, d. 1884.)
Hon. Katherine Anne Emily Cecilia S., b. 1834.
Res., with preceding.
RAGLAN, Baron's Widow. Mary, Lady R.
(Mary Blanche, dau. of Sir Walt. R. Farquhar,
3rd Bt.), mar. 1871, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. Raglan
(d. 1884). Bes., 4 Eaton Terr., S.W.
RAGLEY, Baron CONWAY of {Eng. 1703), a
title of the Hertford Marquessate.
RAIKES, Lt.-Col. Frederick Duncan, CLE.
(1887), LA., served in suppression of Dacoity
1875, as Civ. and Polit. Officer in Upper Burma
1885-7, and with Chin and Chin-Lushai Field
Forces: b. 1848. Bes., Sagaing, Burma.
RAINCLIFFE, Viscount (by courtesy— title
U.K. 1887), elder son and heir of E. of Londes-
borough.
RAM 533
RAINES, Knight. Gen. Sir Julius Augustus
Robert Baines, K.C.B. (Mil. 1893), Gen. retd.
(1881), Col. The Buffs, served throughout the
Crimean and Mutiny Campns., and comd. the
Expedn. from Aden into Arabia 1865-6: b.
1827, mar. 1859 Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of the
late Jno. N. Wrixon, Esq. Bes., 46 Sussex Gdns..
Hyde Pk., W.
RAINSFORD, Col. Marcus Edward Read,
C. B. (Mil. 1896), A.S.C.,Ashanti 1873-4, Transvaal
1881, Egypt (with Soudan and Nile) 1882-6, has
been D.A.A.G. in Egypt and at Woolwich, now
A.Q.M.G. NorLhn. Commd. : b. 1853. Bes., 39
Bootham, York.
RAINSFORD, Col. William John Read. CLE.
(1901), F.R.CS.L, R.A.M.C, Afghn. 1879-80,
Egypt and Soudan, and China : b. 1852.
RAITH, MONYMAIL, &c, Baron (Scot.
1690)— see " Leven and M., E. of."
RAITT, Col. Herbert Aveling, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), S. Staffords. Regt.; S. Africa 1878-9
and 1900-2, Bechuanald. 1884-5, with Egyptn.
Army 1894-5 : b. 1858.
RALEIGH, Knight. Sir Thomas Baleigh,
K. C.S.I. (1904), M.A., D.C.L., barrister-at-law,
late Legal Memb. of Counc. of Gov.-Gen. of India,
is Vice-Chanc. of Calcutta Univ. and Dep. High
Steward of that of Oxford has been Reader of
Engl. Law there, also Regist. of Priv. Counc,
is author of legal works : b. 1850. Club, Reform.
RALPH, William, I.S.O. (1903), Sec. inRegist.-
Gen's. Office, Edinburgh, has been three times
Supt. of Scottish Census, also Capt. and Hon.
Maj. Queen's Rif. Vol. Brigade: b. 1841. Res.,
Lisnacree, Corstorphine R.S.O., Midlothn.
RALSTON, Maj.-Gen. William Henry, C.B.
(Mil. 1885). N.Z. 1863-5. Afghn., E. Soudan,
D. A. & Q.M.G. S. Africa 1885-6, ret. 1895 : b. 1837.
Bes., Warrix, Nth. Berwick; La Corbiniere, St.
Servan, Ille-et-Vilaine, France.
RAM, Hons. Mrs. Abel and Mrs. George,
daus. of 13th Bn. Inchiquin.
RAMAN ATHAN (Ramanathan), Ponnam-
balam, C.M.G. (1889), K.C. (1903), Solic.-Gen. f or
Cevlon: b. 1851. Bes., Sukhastan, Colombo.
RAMASWAMI (or Ramasamy), Sir Savalay,
Mudeliar, Kt. Bach. (1887), CLE. (1885), a mer-
chant of Madras, Sheriff 1887-8, received personal
title of Raja : b. 1840. Bes., Kilparuk, Madras.
RAMMENGEN (PAWEL-),see Roy. Family.
RAMSAY, family name of Dalhousie Earl-
dom, q.v., for " Hons."
RAMSAY, Baron — see compound below.
RAMSAY, Baronet of Balmain. Sir Herbert
Bamsay, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1806), son of 4th Bt., b.
1868, sue. 1902, mar. same year Mabel, dau. of
W. J. Hutchinson, Esq., of Australia. Heir,
his son Alexander Burnette (b. 1904) ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s uncle Capt. John B., R.E., b. 1843). Bes.,
Winton, Queensld.
RAMSAY, Baronet of Bamff. Sir James
Henry Bamsay, 10th Bt. (Scot. 1666), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for Perthsh., formerly
Pub. Exam, in Law and Mod. Hist. : son of 9th
Bt., b. 1832, sue. 1871, widower (twice). Heir, his
son James Douc-is (b. 1878; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
nephew Arthur Dennys Gilbert, b. 1372) S?at,
Bamff, Alyth R.S.O. Perthsh. ; town res., 21
Onslow Sq., S.W.
RAMSAY, Baronet's Widow. Caroline Lady
B. of Balmain (Caroline Charlotte, dau. of the
late Thos. Ireland, Esq.), mar. 1880, as 2nd wife,
Sir Alex. E. Ramsay, 4th Bt. (d. 1902). Bes.,
Owsden House, Lewes.
RAMSAY, Knight (1) . Sir George Dalhousie
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
534 SAM
Ramsay, Kt. Bach. (1900), C.B. (Civ. 1882), late
Dir. Army Clothing Dept., has been Priv. Sec. to
Sec. at War, to Sec. of State for same Dept.,
and to Pres. of Bd. of Control : b. 1828 (gt. uncle
of Sir Herbert Bamsay, Bt.), mar. 1864 Eleanor
Julia Charteris, dau. of Jno. Crawfurd, Esq.,
F.R.S., Gov. of Singapore. Res., 7 Manson PI.,
Queen's Gt.. S.W.
RAMSAY, Knight (2). Sir William Bamsay,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), LL.D., M.D., D.Sc, Ph.D.,
F.R.S., Prof, of Chemistry in Univ. Coll. London
(prev. Bristol) and a noted scientist, collaborated
with Lord Rayleigh in recent discoveries, amemb.
of several foreign scientific Socs. : b. 1852, mar.
1881 Margaret, dau.1 of Geo. S. Buchanan, Esq.
Res., 19 Chester Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W.
RAMSAY, Knights' Widows. (1) Hon. Lady
R. (Laura, dau. of Sir Hy. Lushington, 3rd
Bt.), mar. 1850 Gen. Hon. Sir Henry Ramsay,
K.C.S.I., C.B. (d. 1893), bro. of 12th E. of Dal-
housie and granted rank of an Earl's son. Res.,
26 Highland Rd., Upper Norwood, S.E.— (2)
Lady R. (Mary, dau. of Rev. Chanc. Williams),
mar. 1852 Prof. Sir Andrew C. Ramsay, F.R.S., an
eminent geologist (d. 1891). Res., Beaumaris,
Anglesea ; 15 Cromwell Cresc, Earl's Ct., S.W.
RAMSAY, Lord (by courtesy — title as below),
son and heir of E. of Dalhousie.
RAMSAY, Maj. John, CLE. (1898), LAI,
Polit. Agent at Quetta, prev. in Bundelkhand :
b. 1862 (nephew of 12th E. of Dalhousie).
RAMSAY, Col. John George, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), LA., Afghn. 1878-80, Hazara 1888,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, and China, now an A.A.G.
in India : b. 1856.
RAMSAY of DALHOUSIE, Baron (Scot.:
1618), and of KERRINGTON (1633)— see "Dal-
housie, E. of." Bn. Ramsay (of Glenmark— U.K.
1875) is the Imper. title of the same Earldom.
RAMSBOTHAM, Capt. J. B., D.S.O. ((1902),
S. Afr. Mtd. Irreg. Forces ; Boer War 1902.
RAMSDEN, Baronet. Sir John William
Ramsden, 5th Bt. (Eng. 1689), V.D., M.A., a D.L.
for W. Rid. and for Inverness-sh. (High Sheriff
of Yorks. 1868), Hon. Col. 1st W. Rid. Vol. Artill.,
many years an M.P., was Under Sec. for War,
1857-8: grandson of 4th Bt. and son of the late
Jno. C. Ramsden, Esq., M.P.; b. 1831, sue. 1839,
mar. 1865 the under-mentioned Lady Guendolen
Ramsden. Heir, his son John Frecheville (b.
1877; 2nd heir, latter's son John St. Maur, b.
1902). Seats, Byram, Ferrybridge, Normanton,
Yorks.; Longley Hall, Huddersfield ; Bulstrode
Pk., Gerrard's Cross R.S.O., Bucks. ; Ardverikie,
Kingussie, Invemess-sh.
RAMSDEN, Lady (Elizabeth) Maud, dau. of
3rd Marq. Conyngham.
RAMSDEN, Lady (Helen) Guendolen, dau. of
12th D. of Somerset (q.v.) and wife of Sir J. W.
Ramsden, Bt.
RAMSDEN, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, dau. of 17th
Bn. Saye and Sele.
RANBIR SINGH, Kunwar Sir, K.C.S.I.
(1903), of Patiala, Bombay.
RANDALL, Bishop -see " Reading."
RANDALL, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st
Bn. Lawrence.
RANDOLPH, Knight. Adm. Sir George
Granville Randolph, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
Borneo 1845 and in Crimea, ret. 1881, having
entered R.N. 1830: b. 1818. Res., 70 Brunswick
PL, Hove, Brighton.
RANFURLY, Earl of. Uchter John Mark
Knox, 5th Earl (Irel.), sits as Baron Ranfurly
\(U.K.) P.C. (Irel. 1905, G.C.M.G. (1901), late
RAP
Gov. of N.Z. (1897-1904), is a Kt. of Justice St.
John Jerus., late a Lord in Waiting to Queen
Victoria : son of 3rd E. and bro. of 4th ; b. Aug.
14, 1856 ; sue. 1875 (C); mar. 1880 Hon. Constance
Elizabeth Caulfeild, dau. of 7th Vise. Charlemont.
Seat, Northland House, Dungannon, Co. Tyrone.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Welles, 1781 ; Vise. Northland,
1791 ; E. of Banfurly, 1831. U.K. : Bn. Ranfurly, 1826 —
The original Barony and Viscty. were conferred upon
Thomas Knox, who had for many years been M.P. for
Dungannon. The Earldom followed to his son and
successor, who five years previously had received the
U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
{Knox.)
Issue of present (5th) E. :
The deceased Lady Annette Agne3 K., b. 1880, d.
1886.
Vise. Northland, heir to Earldom : Thomas Uchter
Caulfeild K., Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., has been
A. B.C. to his father in N.Z. : b. 1882. (2nd heir, his
1st cous. once rem. Capt. Thomas Granville K., b.
1868.)
Lady Constance Harriet Stuart, now Lady C. GasJcell,
b. 1885, mar. 1905 Evelyn Milnes G„ grandson of 5th
E. of Portsmouth.
Lady Eileen Maud Juliana ST., b. 1891.
Issue of 3rd E. (sist. of present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1849, d. 1875 unmrrd.)
Lady Agnes Henrietta Sarah, now Lady A. Daniell,
b. 1851, mar. 1870 Nugent M. Whitmore 1)., Esq.
Res., 17 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
(Present Earl, b. 1856.)
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1816, d. 1858, 2 mos. after 2nd.)
Lady Elizabeth Henrietta K., b. 1822. Res., 10 Glou-
cester PL, Portman Sq., W.
Lady Juliana Caroline Frances, now Lady J. Walker
(q.v., Kt.'s Wid.), b. 1825, mar. 1862 the late Gen.
Sir Edwd. W. Forestier IK., K.C.B. (d. 1881).
Lady Adelaide Henrietta Louisa Hortense, now Lady
A. Goff, b. 1833, mar. 1850 the. late Joseph G., Esq.
(d. 1872). Res., Hale l5k., Salisbury.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Stuart K. (Georgiana, dau. of the late
Jno. B. Rooper, Esq.). mar. 1856 the late Col. Hon.
William Stuart K., an M.P. 1851-74 (d. 1900). Res.,
go Gloucester PL, Portman Sq., W.
RANGOON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur
Mesac Knight, D.D., 3rd Bp., late Dean of Caius
Coll. Camb., prev. Exam. Chapl. to Bp. Westcott
of Durham and Vice-Princ. of Camb. Training
Sch. : b. 1864, cons. 1903. Res., Bishop's Ct.,
Rangoon, Burma.
RANKIN, Baronet. Sir James Rankin, 1st Bt.
(U.K. 1898), M.A., M.P. for the Leominster
Div. (C), a D.L. and C.C. for Herefordsh. and
Ch. Steward of Hereford, was High Sheriff of
the Co. 1873 and Maj. 1st Herefordsh. Rifle Vols.
1880-4 : son °f the late Robt. Rankin, Esq., of
Bromborough Hall, Cheshire ; b. 1842, mar. 1865
Annie Laura, dau. of Christopher Bushell, Esq.
Heir, his son Maj. James Reginald Lea R. (b.
1871 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Hubert Charles Rhys,
b. 1899). Seat, Bryngwyn, Hereford.
RANKIN, Capt. Charles Herbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 7th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1901: b.
1873 (2nd son of above Bt.).
RANKIN, Hon. Mrs. Reginald, dau. of 6th
Bn. Dvnevor and wife of heir to above Btcy.
RAPER, Maj. -Gen. Allan Graeme, C.V.O.
(1903), formerly 98th Regt., ret. 1905 ; Zhob Valley
Expedn. 1884, Col. on Staff in Jamaica 1902, late
comdg. Inf. at Gibraltar : b. 1843.
RAPHOE, Bishop of — see "Derry."
RAPSON, Capt. Thomas James Henry, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., China i860, Borneo,
and Egypt 1882, late Staff-Capt. and King's
Harbour Master at Portsmouth Dockyard : b.
Directory of Peerage,
HAS
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. RAV 535
1844. Res., Rosia, The Circle, Craneswater Pk.,
Southsea.
RASCH, Baronet. Sir (Frederic) Carne Rasch,
1st Bfc. {U.K. 1903), B.A., M.P. (C.) for Chelms-
ford Div., a D.L. and Co. Aid. forEsslex, formerly
Lieut. 6th Drgn. Gds. and Capt. and Hon. Maj.
4th Batt. Essex Regt. (Mil.) : son of the late
Frederic Carne Rasch, Esq., b. 1847, mar. 1879
Katherine Anne, dau. of the late Hy. L. Griffin-
hootfe, Esq. Heir, his son Frederic Carne (t>.
1880 ; 2nd heir, next son, Guy Elland Carne, b.
1885). Seat, Woodhill, Danbury, Chelmsford.
RASHLEIGH, Baronet. Sir Colman Battie
Rashleigh, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1831), aD.L. forCornwall,
Hon. Col. Cornw. and Dev. Miners' Artill. Mil.,
and a Dep. Warden of the Stannaries, four times
Mayor of Lostwithiel: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1846,
sue. 1896, mar. 1878, 2nd wife, Amy Young,
dau. of the late Jas. Young- Jamieson, Esq. Heir,
his son Colman Battie Walpole (b. 1873 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Spencer Robert, b. 1876). Seat,
Prideaux, Par Station, Cornwall; town res.,
"Westminster Palace Hotel, S.W.
RATHDONNELL, Baron. Thomas Kane
Mi Clintock-Bunbury, 2nd Bn. {Irel.), an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1889), Lieut, of Carlow (High
Sheriff 1876) and a D.L. for Louth, Hon. Col.
6th Batt. Roy. Ir. Rifles (Louth Mil.), formerly
Lieut. Scots Greys : nephew of 1st Bn. and son of
Wm. Bunbury M'Clintock-Bunbury, Esq. ; b.
Nov. 29, 1848 ; sue. (by special remainder) 1879
{G.) ; mar. 1874 Katherine Anne, dau. of Rt. Hon.
Henry Bruen. Seats, Lisnavagh, Rathvilly, Co.
Carlow ; Drumcar, Dunleer R.S.O., Co. Louth.
Creation. Irel. : Bn. Rathdonnell, 1868.— This Peerage
was conferred upon Jno. M'Clintock, M.P. and
Lieutenant for Co. Louth. The succession was ex-
tended to the heirs of his brother, that brother having
assumed the additional name of Bunbury.
Issue.
( M' CI intock- Bunbury. )
Hon. Isabella Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Forrester
Colvin, b. 1874, mar. 1894 Lt.-Col. Forrester Farnell
G. Res., Morleys, Henfield R.S.O., Sussex.
Hon. Mary Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Bramivell,
b. 1876, mar. 1898 Maj. Hy. Duncombe B.
Hon. Pauline Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick
Dalgety, b. 1877, mar. 1897 Capt. Fredk. Jno. D.
Res., Lockeiiey Hall, Romsey, Hants.
The late Hon. William M'C.-B., 2nd Lieut. 2nd
Drgns., b. 1878, d. 1900 of wounds in S. Africa.
Hon. Thomas Leopold M'C.-B., heir to Barony, B.A.,
Priv. Sec. to Gov. of Ceylon : b. 1881. (No 2nd heir.)
RATHDOWN, Baron {Irel. 1717)— see " Chet-
wynd, Vise."
RATHMORE, Baron. David Robert Plunket,
1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1880), M.A., L.L.D.,
formerly Solic.-Gen. for Ireld., Paymaster-Gen.,
and First Commissr. of Works, appd. Q.C. 1868,
an M.P. 1870-95 ; was Prof, of Constit. and Crim.
Law at King's Inns, Dublin : a younger son of
3rd Bn. Plunket and bro. of 4th Bn., late Abp.
of Dublin; b. Dec. 3, 1838; cr. Bn. 1895 (C.) ;
unmrrd. and no heir. Res. , The Oaks, Wimbledon
Common, S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Rathmore, 1895.— For bros, and
other relatives see under " Plunket Bn."
RATTIGAN", Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Evelyn, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. And. C. B.
Higgins, CLE.), mar. 1878, as 2nd wife, Sir
Wm. H. Rattigan, Kt. Bach., M.P., formerly
Judge of Ch. Ct. Punjab (d. 1904). Res.,
Lanarkslea, Cornwall Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
RATTRAY, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir James
Clerk Rattray, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
Crimea and Mutiny, is a D.L. for Perthsh. and
Col. The Cameronians: b. 1832. Res., Craighall,
Rattray, Blairgowrie, Perthsh.
RATTRAY, Maj. Haldane Burney, D.S.O.
(1898), LA., N.W. Front. 1897-8 : b. 1870.
RATTRAY, Capt. P. M., D.S.O. (1902), 1st
Scott. Horse ; S. Africa 1902.
RAVANESHWAR PRASAD SINGH, H.Hi
Maharaja Sir, Bahadur, K.C.I.E. (1895), of
Gidhaur, formerly an M.L.C. of Bengal, a liberal
supporter of schools and charities, the titles
Maharaja Bahadur hereditary but personal only :
b. i860, mar. 1886. Res., The Palace, Gidhaur,
Bengal ; Monghyr, Bhagulpur ; and Calcutta.
BAVENHILL, Lt.-Col. Edgar Evelyn, D.S.O.
(1905), The Buffs; Ind. Frontier 1897, Aden
1903-4 : b. 1859.
RAVENSCROFT, Edward William, C.S.I.
(1875), formerly Ch. Sec. to Bombay Govt, in Rev.
and Gen. Depts., an M.L.C. and Memb. Counc.
Gov. of Bombay : b. 1831. Res., Villa Como, St.
Luke's Rd. South, Torquay.
RAVENSWORTH, Baron. Arthur Thomas
JfiddeU, 5th Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., formerly a!
clerk in War Office: son of Rev. Robt. Liddell;
and grandson of 2nd Bn., is 1st cousin of latej
Earl (4th Bn.) ; b. Oct. 28, 1837; sue. 1904 (C.) ;
mar. 1866 Sophia Harriet, dau. of Sir Thos.
W. Waller, 2nd Bt. of Braywick Lodge. Seats,
Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead; Eslington Pk.,
Whittingham R.S.O., N'thumbd. ; town res.,
40 Chester Sq., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1642. U.K. : Bn. Ravens-
worth, 1821.— Sir Thos. Hy. Liddell, 6th Bt., was 1st
Bn. Ravensworth of the present line, the title having
previously been conferred upon his great uncle, who had
been Lord Mayor of London and a Member of Parlia-
ment. An Earldom was in 1874 awarded to the 2nd
Bn., who had been Member for Northumberland, Dur-
ham, and Liverpool ; but it expired on the death of the
3rd Earl (4th Bn.) in 1904, the Barony alone remaining.
Titled Relatives.
{Liddell.)
Issue of present (yh Bn.) :
Hon. Emily Agnes L., b. 1867.
Hon. Gerald Wkllf.sley L., heir toBny., b. 1869,
mar. 1899 Isolda Blanche, dau. of Chas. G. Piideaux-
Brune, Esq. Res., Branksome Lodge, Addlestoue,
Surrey. (2nd heir, his son Robert Arthur, b. 1902. )
Hon. Catherine Anna L., b. 1871.
Hon. Cyril Arthur L., b. 1872. Club, Wellington.
Hon. Athol Robert Henry L., b. 1881.
Bro. of present Bn. (grant3d rank of a Bn.'s son
1904) :
Hon. Charles John L., B.A., formerly of Brit.
Museum : b. 1843. Res., 126 Ebury St., S.AV.
Issue of 2nd E., 3rd Bn. (1st cousins once rem. of
pres. Bn. ; 3rd Earl d. childless) :
Lady Mary Maud Diana, now Lady M. Walker,
b. 1861, mar. X892 Lt.-Col. Geo. T. Forestier W.,
R.A. Res., Stanleys, Lymington, Hants., and
Clonmel.
Lady Lilian Mary Harriet Diana L., b. 1872.
Surviving issue of 1st E., 2nd Bn. (1st cous. of
present Bn.) :
(TheZa«e2nd Earl, b. 1821, d. 1903.)
Lady Florentia Emily, now Lady F. Hughes, b. 1828,
mar. 1853 Hugh Robt. H., Esq. lies., Coed-Coch;
Abergele R.S.O., Denbighsh. Dau. .-
Hon. Mary Florentia H., Lady in Waiting to
H.H. Princess Louise Augusta of Schleswig-
Holstein, was a Maid of Honour(hence " Hon;")
to Queen Victoria from 1891 : b. 1855. Res., .21
Queensberry PI., S.W.
Lady Elizabeth Jane Hay, now Lady E. Williamson
(q.v., Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1831, mar. 1863 Sir Hedworth
W., 8th Bt. (d. 1900).
Lady Emily L., b. 1832.
' (The late 3rd E arl, 4U1 Baron, b. 1833, d. 1904.)
536 BAV Directory
Lady Harriett Emily, now Lady H. Elliot (qiV., Kt.'s
Wid.), b. 1835, mar. 1874 the Tate Adm. of the Fleet
Hon. Sir Chas. Gilb. J. BrydoncE., K.CiB. (d. 1895).
Lady Eleanor L., b. 1837. Res., Ascot Heath Lodge,
Ascot, Berks.
Lady Victoria Isabella, now Lady V. Fisher-Rowe, b.
1841, mar. 1874 Edwd. Howe F.-R., Esq. Res.,
Thorncombe, Guildford.
RAVENSWORTH, Earls' Widows. (1) Emma,
Countess of R., remrrd. (Emma Sophia Georgiana,
dau. of the late Hon. Richd. Denman and widow
of Mai. Oswin C. Beker-Cresswell), mar. 1892,
2nd wife to 2nd husb.j 2nd E. of Ravensworth
(d. 1903) ; 1904, 3rd husb., Jas. W. Wadsworth,
Esq., — retaining title by courtesy. Res., Cresswell,
Morpeth. — (2) Countess of R. (Caroline Cecilia,
dau. of the late Hon, Geo. Edgcumbe, son of 2nd
E. of Mount Edgcumbe), mar. 1866 3rd and last
E. of Ravensworth fd. 1904) . Res., 3 Lowndes Sq.,
S.W.
RAW, Sec. Lieut. Rupert George, D.S.O.
(1902), late N'thumb. Eus. ; S. Africa 1901-2:
b. 1880.
RAWLINS, Capt. Arthur Kennedy, D.S.O,
(1898), I. A., Malakand 1897-8, China 1900-1,
Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1868.
RAWLINSON, Baronet. Sir Henry Seymour
Rawlinson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1891), C.V.O. (1905),
C.B. (Mil. 1901), Col. late Coldstrm. Gds., formerly
A.D.C. to Com.-in-Ch. India, served in Nile
Campn. i8g8 as D.A.A.G., and in S. Africa 1899-
1902 as D.A.A.G. and aftds. A.A.G. under Sir
George White, now Comdt. of Staff Coll. Cam-
berley : son of 1st Bt., b. 1864, sue. 1895, mar.
1890 Meredeth Sophia Frances, dau. of the late
Coleridge J. Kennard, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Alfred (b. 1867; 2nd heir, latter's son Alfred
Frederick, b. 1900). Res., Staff Coll., Camberley,
Surrey ; 21 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
*#* The 1st Baronet was Sir Henry C. Rawlinson,
G.C.B., M. P., the eminent orientalist, who was the first
to decipher the cuneiform inscriptions.
RAWLINSON, Knight's Widow. Lady
R. (Georgina Maria, dau. of the late Alex. R.
Sidebottom, Esq.), mar. 1847 Sir Christopher
Rawlinson, formerly Ch. Justice of Madras (d.
1888). Res., 40 Nevern Sq., Earl's Ct., S.W.
RAWLINSON, Maj. Charles Brooke, C.I E.
(1905), LA.. Dep. Commissi-. Peshawar: b. 1866.
RAWNSLEY, Col. Claude, D.S.O. (1902),
A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1862.
RAWSON, Knight. Adm. Sir Harry Holds-
worth Raivson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), E.R.C.I., Gov.
of the State of New South Wales, served in China
1858-61, Egypt 1882, and comd. at Bombardmt. of
Zanzibar and in Benin Expedn. 1897 ; has been
Comdt. at Nicosia (Cyprus), and Com.-in-Ch. at
Cape and on W. Coast of Africa, a Nav. A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria 1890-2, late in commd. of
Chann. Squad.; b. 1843, mar. 1871 Florence, dau.
of the late J. R. Shaw, Esq. Res., State Govt.
House, Sydney, N.S.W.
RAWSON, Knight's Widow. Lady R. (Sophia
Mary Anne, dau. of Rev. the Hon. Henry Ward,
bro. of 3rd Vise. Bangor), b. 1828, mar. 1850 Sir
Rawson W. Rawson, K.C.M.G., C.B., formerly
Gov.-in-Ch. of the Windward Is. (d. 1899).
RAWSON, Lady Beatrice, dau. of 2nd E. of
Lichfield.
RAWSON, Frank, C.M.G. (1903), Acting
Ch. Engr. on Uganda Railway: b. 1856. Res.,
Entebbes, Uganda.
RAWSON, Col. Herbert Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902, now Ch. Engr.
for R.E. at Pretoria : b. 1852 (son of above
Lady R.). Club, Jun. U. Serv.
of Peerage, REA
RAY, Maj. MacCarthy Reagh Emmet, D.S.O.
(1904), LA., Burma 1889-92. Thibet 1904 : b. 1867.
RAYLEIGH, Baron. John William Strutt,
3rd Bn. {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1905), O.M. (1902),
M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., D.Sc, M.D., F.R.S., late
Lord Lieut, of Essex ; is Scient. Adviser to Trin.
House, and Prof, of Nat. Philos. at Roy. Inst.,
late a Sec. of Roy. Soc., is a member of numerous
foreign scient. bodies : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Nov.
12, 1842 ; sue. 1873 (G.) ; mar. 1871 Evelyn
Georgiana Mary, dau. of the late Jas. Maitland
Balfour, Esq., and sist. of Rt. Hons. Arthur and
Gerald Balfour. Seat, Terling PL, Witham,
Essex ; town address, 10 Downing St., S.W.
Creation. U.K. ; Bn. Rayleigh, 1821. —This Barony
was conferred upon the wife of Col. Jos. H. Strutt
during his own lifetime, which lasted till 1845. It was
given in recognition of his own public services, but
awarded to his wife, aa he did not wish personally to
enter the House of Lords.
Titled Relatives.
(Strutt.
Issue 0/ present {3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Robert John S., heir to Barony, M.A. : h. 1875,
mar. 1905 Lady (Mary) Hilda Clements, dau. of 4th
E. of Leitrim.
Hon. Arthur Charles S. , 2nd heir, Lieut. R.N.:b. 1873.
The deceased Hon. Julian Balfour S., b. 1880, d. 1886.
Hon. William Maitland S., b. 1886.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Hilda S., see Hon. Robert above.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1842.)
Hon. Clara Emily Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. John
Paleu, b. 1845, mar. 1871 the late Jno. P., Esq.
(d. 1894). Res., St. Catherine Ct., Bath ; 90 Onslow
Gdns., S.AV.
Hon. Richard S., M.A., memb. of Lond. Stock Ex-
change : b. 1848, widower (having mar. 1879 Hon.
Augusta jYei'ilU', dau. of 5th Bn. Braybrooke, d.
1503). Res., Rayleigh House, 2 Chelsea Embankmt.,
Hon. Charles Hedley S., B.A., M.P. for Maldon
Div. (C), a Co. Aid. and Chmn. Q.S. Essex :
b. 1849. Res., Blunts Hall, "Witham, Essex; 90
Onslow Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Edward Gerald S., B.A., memb. of Surveyors'
Inst. : b. 1854, mar. 1S78 Maria Louisa, dau. of the
late Jno. J. Tufnell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward S. ).
Res., AVhitelands, Hatfield Peverel, Witham,
Essex.
RAYNER, Knight. Hon. Su-Thomas Crossley
RaynenjKt. Bach. (1899), Attorney-Gen. of Brit.
GuianJVkof which he is a K.C.), late Ch. Justice
of Lagos, formerly a Judge at Trinidad and the
Gold Coast, has been Admin, of Govt, of Tobago,
Chanc. of Diocese of Trinidad, and Capt. Trinidad
Fd. Artill. Vols. : b. i860, mar. 1889 Agnes, dau.
of the late Wm. Harrison, Esq., of Old Trafford.
Res., Georgetown, Brit. Guiana.
RAYNHAM, Viscount (Vise. Townshend of
Raynham, Eng. 1682), courtesy-title of heir of
Marq. Townshend when a son.
RAYNHAM, Lieut. Eustace Frederick, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Kimberley Town Gd. ; Boer War 1900.
READ Baronetcy (Eng. 1641 in name of Reade), extinct
1711, but was assumed in Australia as 9t.l1 Bt. by the late
Jno. Cecil Read and is now persisted in by his son
William Vero (of Arawa, Waverley, N.S.W.). As usual
in such cases, the claim is based upon some late dis-
covered unregistered relative ; but no authority what-
ever makes the slightest mention of such line, and our
only information is derived from an Australian news-
paper, which gravely charges us all with resting in
gross ignorance. Other untraceable titles make their
appearance at the Antipodes from time to time ; thus in
January 1904 there was a report of the death of " Sir
Jas. Hamilton, Bt. ;" in the following April appeared
that of a soi-disant Knight, "Sir H. 1). C. Chapelle;"
and only a little later that of a "Lady Dry," widow of
some supposed Knight of Tasmania.
Baronetage, Knightage, dec. BED 537
REA
READ Col. Hastings, C.B. (Mil. 1904), I. A.,
Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1887, Thibet 1904, now on
Ind. Staff : b. 1852.
READ, "William Henry Macleod, C.M.G.
(1886), has been Cons, for Sweden and Norway,
Cons.-Gen. for Netherlds., and M.L.C. Straits
Settmts. : b. 1819. Res., Auckland Lodge, Black-
heath, S.E.
READE, Baronet. Sir George Compton
Beade, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1660), 1st cousin of 7th Bt.
and son of the late Jno. Stanhope Reade, Esq. ;
b. 1845, sue. 1890, mar. 1868 Melissa, dau. of Isaac
Ray, Esq., of Michigan, U.S.A. Heir, his son
George (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son, Elmer, b.
1877). Res., Howell, Livingstone Co., Michigan,
U.S.A.
READE, Baronet's "Widow. Maria, Lady R.
(Maria Emma Elizabeth Conway, dau. of the
late Richd. T. Griffith, Esq.), mar. 1880 Sir
Chandos S. H. Reade, 7th Bt. (d. 1890). Rev.,
Carreglwyd, The Valley R.S.O., Anglesea.
READE, Knight. Surg.-Maj .-Gen. Sir John
By Cole Reade, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), late
A.M.S., served in Crimea, Mutiny, Afghanistan
1878-80, ret. 1893, an Hon. Surg, to H.M. and a
Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1832, mar. 1861
Harriette Fanny, dau. of the late Maj. J. D. D.
Bean, LA. Club, Constit.
READE, Maj. Charles James, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), S. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1863. Res., 42 Toorak RL, S. Yarra, and
Melbourne.
READING, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. James
Leslie Randall, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Oxfd. Dioc,
formerly Archdn. of Buckingham, aftds. of
Oxford and Canon of Ch. Ch., Preb. of Chichester,
and Rect. of Newbury, Sandhurst, and Mixbuxy :
b. 1828, cons. 1889, widower. Res., Abbey House,
Abingdon.
READY, Capt. Felix Fordati, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Berks. Regt. ; Nile Expdn. 1898-9, and S.
Africa 1900, now D.A.A. & Q.M.G. at Gibraltar :
b. 1872.
REAY (pron. Ray), Baron. Donald James
Mackay, nth Bn. {Scot., 1st of U.K. same title)
anda Bt. {Scot.) ; G.C.S.I. (1890), G.C.I.E. (1887),
LL.D., D. Litt., Lord Lieut, of Co. Roxburgh, a
D.L. for Berwick and Selkirk, and Chief of the
Clan Mackay; has been Gov. of Bombay, Under
Sec. of State for India, and Lord Rect. of St.
Andrews Univ.. now Pres. of Univ. Coll. London
and of Inst, of Internat. Law, late Chmn. L.S.B.,
el. 1902 1st Pres. of Brit. Acad. : son of 10th Bn.
(see Mackay d'Ophemert) ; b. Dec. 22, 1839 ; sue.
1876, cr. an Imper. Bn. 1881 {L.) ; naturalised
1877; mar. (same year) Fanny Georgiana Jane,
C.I. , widow of Capt. Alex. Mitchell, M.P., and dau.
of the late Richd. Hasler, Esq. Seats, Carolside,
Earlston R.S.O., Berwicks. ; Laidlawstiel, Gala-
shiels, Selkirks. ; Ophemert, Gelderland, Hol-
land ; town res., 6 Gt. Stanhope St., W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1627 ; Bn. Reay, i6a3 (same
title U.K. 1881).— Sir Donald Mackay (Kt.) was created a
Baronet of Scotland and in the following year a Baron.
He had been an active soldier on the Royal side during
the Civil War. The and son of the 2nd Bn. served abroad
in the Soottish Brigade, and married and settled in
Holland, his descendants thus becoming practically
Dutch. On the failure of the elder line the succession
naturally passed to these last, and iEneas, Bn. Mackay
d'Ophemert in Holland, inherited as 10th Bn. Reay.
The line has thus been partially British all along, but
the procedure of naturalisation was still rendered
necessary.
Titled BMlatives.
(Mackay,)
1st cousins of present {11th) Bn., bearing Dutch
titles :
Bn. ^neas M., heir pres. to Scot. Barony and
Baronetcy (no heir to Imper. title), Minister of
State in Netherlands, Pres. of Second Chamb. of
States Genei-al, once Premier : b. 1838, mar. 1869
Bnss. Elizabeth van Lijnden, and has issue Bn.
Eric (2nd heir ; b. 1870, mar. 1901 Bnss. Mary de
Dedem). Res., The Hague.
Bn. Theodoor Philip M., b. 1840, mar. 1868 Bnss.
J uliana Anna van Lijnden, and has issue Bns. Con-
stantijn Willem Ferdinand (b. 1870), iEneas (b.
1872), Eduard (b. 1873), Dirk Rijnhard Johan (b.
1870), Daniel (b. 1378), Norman (b. 1882), and Bnsses.
Margnretha Clara Francoise (b. 1873), and Maria
Jakoba (b. 1875). Res., The Hague.
Bn. Willem Karel M., b. 1843, mar. 1869 Nicoline,
dau. of Gen. Engelvaart, and has issue Bn. Barthold
(b. 1871). Res., The Hague.
—The above are children and grandchildren of Johan
Frans Hendrik, bro. of 10th Bn., whose only sur-
viving issue is the present Peer. Like himself,
they are descendants in 6th generation from 2nd
Bn., and are thus in line of succession.
REAY, Col. Charles Tom, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
M' Chester Regt. retd. (1902) ; Egypt 1882, S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1857. .ftes.,Moorhurst, Holling-
ton, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
RECKITT, Baroxet. Sir James Beckitt, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1894), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for E. Riding,
Chmn. of Reckitt and Sons, also of "Wollaton Col-
liery Co. and Eastern Morning N ews Co. , President
of Hull United Lib. Club : son of the late Isaac
Reckitt, Esq., founder of above firm ; b. 1833, mar.
1865 Kathleen, dau. of the late Robt. Saunders,
Esq., of Lilling. Heir, his son Harold James,
M.P. (L., b. 1868; 2nd heir, next son, Philip
Bealby, b. 1873). Seat, Swanland Manor, Brough
R.S.O., E. Yorks.
REDESDALE, Baron. Algernon Bertram
Freeman-Mitford, istBn. ( U.K.), K.C.V.O. (1903),
C.B. (Civ. 1882), ent. For. Office 1858, and has
been Sec. of Brit. Emb. at St. Petersburg and
of Legat. at Peking and Tokio, aftds. (1874-86)
Sec. to Commissrs. of Pub. "Works and Bdgs., an
M.P. 1892-5, is a D.L. and CO for Glouc. r son
of Henry R. Mitford, Esq., of Exbury House,
Hants. ; b. Feb. 24, 1837 ; assumed name of
Freeman 1886 ; cr. Bn. 1902 (C.) ; mar. 1874 Lady
Clementine Gertrude Helen Ogilvy, dau. of 7th
E. of Airlie, K.T. Seat, Batsford Pk., Moreton-
in-Marsh, Glouc.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Redesdale, 1902 (revival of a
former Peerage, 1802-86).
Issue.
( Freeman-Mitford. )
Hon. Frances Georgiana F.-M., b. 1875.
Hon. Clement Bertram Ogilvy F.-M., heir to
Barony, Capt. 10th Hussars, served in S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1876.
Hon. David Bertram Ogilvy F.-M., 2nd heir, late
Lieut. Northumb. Fus., served in S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1378, mar. 1904 Sydney, dau. of Thos. Gibson
Bowles, Esq., M.P. (Hon. Mrs. David Mitford).
Hon. Iris Elizabeth F.-M., b. 1879.
Hon. Bertram Thomas Carlyle Ogilvy F. -M., Lieut.
R.N., b. 1880.
Hon. John Power Bertram Ogilvy F.-M., b. 1884.
Hon. Joan F.-M., b. 1887.
Hon. Ernest Rupert Bertram Ogilvy F.-M. , b. 1895.
Hon. Daphne F.-M., twin with preceding.
REDFORD, Edward Pigott "William, C.B.
(Civ. 1904), Sec. to Gen. Post Office, Edinburgh,
formerly of London G.P.O. : b. 1850. Bes., 8
Buckingham Terr., Edinburgh.
REDHEAD (MILNE-), Col. Richard Henry,
C.M.G. (1901), Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. E. Lanes. Regt.
538 : RED
Directory of Peerage,
RE I
(Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 18P62. Res., Springfield,
Seedley, Manchester.
REDHOUSE, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Eliza, dau. of the late Sir Patk. Colquhoun, Q.C.),
mar. 1888, as 2nd wife, Sir James Wm, Redhouse,
K.C.M.G. (d. 1892). Res., Penshurst, Tonbridge.
RED LYNCH, Baron {Gt. Br. 1747)— see
' Ilchester, E. of."
REDWOOD, Knight. Sir Boverton Redwood,
Kt. Bach. (1905), Chemical Adviser on Explosives
to Govt. Depts. Res., Wadham Ldg., Wad-
ham Gdns., N.W.
REED, Knight (1). Sir Andrew Reed, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1897; Kt. Bach. 1889), C.V.O. (1900), B.A.,
LL.D., barrister-at-law, late Insp.-Gen. Roy.
Irish Constab. and a J.P. for all Ireld. : b. 1837,
mar. 1867 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late
Hamilton Lyster, Esq. Res., 23 Fitzwilliam Sq.,
I Dublin.
[ REED, Knight (2). Col. Sir Charles John
! Reed, K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), Hon. Col. Northumb.
Artill. Mil., a D.L. for Co. Durham (High Sheriff
1894) : b. 1820, widower. Res., Dringthorpe, York.
REED, Knight (3). Sir Edward James Reed,
K.C.B. (Civ. i83o), E.R.S., M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E.,
M.P. for Cardiff Dist. (£.), Vice-Pres. Inst. Nav.
Architects, was Ch. Constr. of Navy 1863-70, a
Lord of the Treasury i885 : b. 1830, mar. 1851
Rosetta,dau. of the late Nathl. Barnaby, Esq.
Res., The Lodge, Ascot: 65 Savoy Ct., Strand,
W.C. ; Broadway Chambs., AVestmr., S.W.
REED, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Henley.
REED, Joseph Martin, I.S.O. (1903), Sur-
veyor-Gen. in State of Victoria. Res., Melbourne.
REES, John David, CLE. (1890), formerly Brit.
Res. for Travancore and Cochin, and an Addit.
Memb. Counc. of Viceroy, has also been Collector
of Sea Customs, &c, and Russian, Persian,
Hindustani, &c, Translator to Madras Govt. :
b. 1854, mar. 1891 the following. Res., Hillmedes,
Harrow, Middx. ; 17 Pall Mall, S.W.
REES, Hon. Mrs. John, wife of preceding,
and sister of 13th Bn. Dormer.
REES, Capt. William Stokes, C.B. (Mil.
(1900-1), R.N., Bras;i River 1895, M'weli, Ashanti,
Zanzibar, Benin, and S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1853.
Club, IT. Serv.
REEVE, Bishop— see "Mackenzie River."
REEVE, Henry Fenwick, C.M.G. (1900), late
Acting Gov. and Dir. of Pub. Works in Lagos,
prev. Colon. Engr. of the Gambia,was Brit. Repres.
on the Anglo-French Boundary Commssn. in
that country, has held posts in Australia, Fiji,
and Windward Is.: b. 1851. Res., Lagos, W.
Africa.
REEVES, Col. Henry Spencer Edward, C.B.
(Mil. 1881), A.S.C. retd. (1893); S. Africa 1879-81
and Egypt, was A.A.G. to A.S.C. 1888-90 then
A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1843. Res., 34 Cam-
bridge Sq., W.
REEVES, Maj. Paget Eoward Stuart, D.S.O.
(1902), 3rd Batt. Leinst. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1862.
REID, Baronet. Sir James Reid, 1st Bt.
of Ellon {U.K. 1897), G.C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B.
(Civ. 1895), V.D., M.D., LL.D., M.A., F.R.C.P.,
Phys. in Ord. to H.M. and to H.R.H. the Prince
of Wales, is Surg.-Lt.-Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Gordon
Highldrs. : son of the late Jas. Reid, Esq., M.D. ;
b. 1849, mar. 1899 the under-mentioned Hon.
Lady Reid. Heir, his son Edward Jambs (b. 1901 ;
2nd heir, next son, John Peter Lorne, b. 1903).
Res., The Chesnuts, Ellon, Aberdeensh. ; 72 Gros-
venor St., W.
REID, Baronet's Widow. Lady R. of Ewell
(Eulia Louisa, dau. of the late J. S. Newson
Budd, Esq., of Madras), mar. 1895 Sir Henry
Val. Rae Reid, 4th and last Bt. (d. 1903). Res.,
Amerden Grove, Taplow, Maidenhead.
REID, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn. Revelstoke
(q.v.) and wife of above Bt. of Ellon.
REID, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir Alexander
John Forsyth Reid, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), I. A.,
served in Afghanistan 1878-80, Hazara 1888, 1st
and 2nd Miranzai Expedns., Chitral Relief and
N.W. Front. 1897-8, comd. 3rd Inf. Brigade in
China 1900-1, late Assam Dist. : b. 1846.
REID, Knight (2). Sir Edward Reid, Kt.
Bach. (i858), has been Mayor of Londonderry five
times, a merchant of that city : b. 1819, mar.
1871 Agnes Isabella, dau. of Duncan Monteith,
Esq. Res., Richmond St., Londonderry; Kel-
vingfcon House, 53 Warwick Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
REID, Knight (3). Sir George Reid, Kt.
Bach. (1891), LL.D., R.S.A. (late Pres.), R.H.A.
(Hon.), a D.L. for Co. of City of Edinburgh : b.
1841, mar. 1882 Margaret, dau. of the late Thos.
Best, Esq. Res., 22 Royal Terr., Edinburgh;
St. Luke's, Aberdeen.
REID, Knight (4), Sir Hugh R.— see " Reid
(Gilzean-)."
REID, Knight (5). Sir John Watt Reid,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1882), M.D., LL.D., Dir.-Gen. of
Med. Dept. R.N. 1880-8, served in Crimea, China
1857-9, Ashanti 1874, ret. 1883 ; an Hon. Phys. to
H. M. : b. 1823, mar. 1863 Georgina, dau. of
the late C. J. Hill, Esq., of Nova Scotia. Res.,
3 Magdala Cresc, Edinburgh.
REID, Knight (6) . Sir Robert Threshie Reid,
G.C.M.G. (1839; Kt. Bach. 1894), K.C. (1882),
B.A., M.P. for Dumfries Dist. (£.), formerly
Solic. and Attorn. Gen., one of the Brit. Counsel
in the Venezuela Arbitration 1898-9: b. 1846,
widower. Res., Kingsdown House, nr. Dover; 8
Eaton Sq., S.W. ; chamh., 1 Temple Gdns., E.C.,
and 539 Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
REID, Knight's Wjdow. Lady R. (Louisa,
dau. of Benj. Berry, Esq.) mar. 1873, as 2nd wife,
Sir T. Wemyss Reid, Kt. Bach., formerly Editor of
the Leeds Mercury, aftds. of The Speaker, and Gen.
Man. to Cassell and Co., publishers (d. 1903).
Res., 26 Bramham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
REID, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. George
Houstoun Reid, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897), D.C.L.,
barrister (N.S.W.), Premier and Min.for External
Affairs in Austral. Commonwealth, late Premier
and Colon. Treas. N.S. Wales, ent. latter Dept.
1864 : b. 1845 (in Renfrewshire), mar. 1891. Res.,
Mount Royal, Strathfield, Sydney; 64 Elizabeth
St., Melbourne.
REID, Surg.-Gen. Adam Scott, C.B. (Mil. 1903),
I. M.S., Afglm. 1879-80, Chin-Lushai 1889-90,
N.W. Frontier 1897-8, now Princ. Med. Offr. in
Northn. Commd. India: b. 1848. Rej., Murree
and Rawal Pindi, Punjab.
REID, Lt.-Col. Alexander (1), D.S.O. (1900-1),
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Middx.
Regt, ; S. Africa 1900 with C.I.V. : b. 1863. Res.,
4 The Oaks, Pattison Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
REID, Alexander (2), I.S.O. (1904), Under
Treas. Tasmania. Res. Hobart.
REID, Alfred Henry, I.S.O. (1903), a 1st
class clerk, Bd. of Education, Whitehall : b. 1845.
REID, Capt. D. E., D.S.O. (1900-1), Queensld.
Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1899-1900.
REID, Col. Ellis Ramsay, D.S.O. (1902), a Ch.
Paymr. in Army ; Bachuanaland 1884-5, S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1850.
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REID, Hon. Mrs. George, sist. of 2nd Bn. St.
Leonards.
REID, Capt. Herbert Ambrose, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Imper. Bushmen ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1877.
Res., Ventnor, Victoria Bd., Auburn, Victoria.
REID, James Robert, CLE. (1890), late
Memb. Counc. Lt.-Gov. N.W. Provs., prev.
Commissr. of Kumaon.in B.C.S. 1860-94, is Tfeas.
Roy. Scot*. Geograph. Soo. : b. 1838.
REID, Marshall Frederick, CLE. (1902), a
merchant, Manag. Dir. of Bombay Co. : b. 1864.
Res., Kinnellan, Malabar Hill, Bombay.
REID (GULZEAN-), Knight. Sir Hugh Gilzean-
Reid, Kt. Bach. (1893), LL.D., a D.L. for N. Rid.,
proprietor of various newspapers in London and
the country, founder of the North-Eastern Daily
Gazette (Middlesbrough), the first complete half-
penny provincial paper ; 1st Pres. Inst, of Journa-
lists, formerly M.P., author of several works : b.
1838, widower. Res., Harley Abbey, nr. Rother-
ham ; Dollis Hill House, Willesden, N.W.
REIDHAVEN, Viscount {Scot. 1701), a title
of the Seafield Earldom, borne by the heir when a
son.
RENALS, Baronet. Sir Joseph Renals, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1895; Kt. Bach. 1893), a partner in firm
of Renals and Co., merchants ; Aid. and Lieut, of
City of Lond., Sheriff of Lond. 1892-3, Lord
Mayor 1894-5, and has been Hon. Col. 4th Vol.
Batt. W. Surrey Regt.: son of Wm. Renals, Esq.,
of Nottingham ; b. 1843, mar. 1870 Marie, dau.
of Alfred Wilson, Esq., of Nottingham. Heir,
his son James Herbert (b. 1870 ; 2nd heir, next
son, John Burton, b. 1872). Res:, The Poplars,
Bickley, Kent.
RENDEL, family name of the Barony following.
RENDEL, Baron. Stuart Rendel, 1st Bn.
[U.K.), M.A., barrister-at-law, Pres. of Univ.
Coll. of Wales, formerly a partner in the firm of
Lord Armstrong and Pres. Welsh National Counc,
late an M.P. (1880-94), and Chmn. of Cmttee. of
Welsh Lib. Members : son of the late Jas. M. Ren-
del, Esq., F.R.S.; b. July 2, 1834; cr. Bn. 1894 (L.);
mar. 1857 Ellen Sophy, dau. of Wm. Egerton
Hubbard, Esq., and niece of 1st Bn. Addington.
Heir, none. Seats, Hatchlands, Guildford; Chateau
deThorenc, Cannes, France ; marine res., 2 Claren-
don Terr., Brighton; town res., 23 Prince's Gt.,
S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Rendel, 1894.
Issue.
(Rendel.)
Hon. Rose Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Villiers Cooper, b.
1863, mar. 1902, 2nd husb., Wilbraliam Villiers C,
Esq. Res., Chinthurst Hill, Guildford.
Hon. Maud Ernestine, now Hon. Mi's. Henry Glad-
stone, b. 1865, mar. 1890 Hy. Neville G., Esq., son of
the late Premier. Res., Burton Hall, Neston,
Cheshire; 4 Whitehall Ct., S.W.
Hon. Grace Daphne, now Hon. Mrs. Marten Dunne,
b. 1868, mar. 1399 Maj. Edwd. Marten 1). Res.,
Gatley Pk., Kingsland 11.8.0., Herefordsh.
Hon. Clarice Margaret R., b. 1874.
RENDEIi, Knight. Sir Alexander Meadows
Rendel, K.C.I.E. (1887), M.A., Consg. Engr. for
Railways to Sec. for India, has executed many
important works : b. 1829, mar. 1853 Eliza, dau.
of the late Capt. W. Hobson, R.N., Gov. of N.Z.
Res., Rickettswood, Charlwood, Horley, Surrey ;
23 Russell Sq., W.C ; offices, 8 Gt. George St.,
Westmr., S.W.
RENDLESHAM, Baron. Frederick William
Brook Thellusson, 5th Bn. {Trel.), Hon. Col.
Suffolk Artill. (Mil.), Chmn. E. Suffolk C.C. and
Q.S., a D.L. for the Co. (High Sheriff 1870),
an M.P. 1874-85 : son of 4th Bn. ; b. Feb. 9, 1840 ;
sue. 1852; mar.. 1861 the late Lady Egidia Mont-
gomerie (d. 1880), dau. of 13th E. of Eglinton,
K.T. Seat, Rendlesham Hall, Woodbridge,
Suffolk.
Creation. Trel. : Bn. Rendlesham, 1806.— This family is
of French origin . The 1st Baron was Peter Isaac Thellus-
son, whose father, Peter Thellusson, had settled in
London about the middle of the 18th century and there
accumulated an immense fortune as a merchaut. This
he left at his death in 1797, tied up in Government Funds
for a prolonged period ; and as a consequence an Act
was passed, known ever since as the Thellusson Act,
under which no property bequeathed by a will is
allowed to accumulate more than 21 years.
Titled Relatives.
(Thellusson.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn. :
Hon. Adeline Egidia, now Hon. Mrs. Kerrison
Jarvis, b. 1862, mar. 1891 Lewis Kerrison J., Esq.
Hon. Miriam Isabel, now Hon. Mrs. Godfrey
Williams, b. 1864, mar. 1901 Godfrey W., Esq.
Res., Aberpergwm, Neath, Glamorg.
Hon. Cecilia Blanche 7'., b. 1866.
Hon. Frederick Archibald Charles T., heir to
Barony, formerly Capt. Suffolk Artill. (Mil.):b. 1868.
Rei., 22 Wilton St., S.W.
Hon. Ruby Alexandrina Elizabeth T., b. 1870.
Hon. Mariota, now Ctss. of Wilton, b. 1873, mar. 1895
Vise. Grey de Wilton, now 5th Earl of W., q.v.
Hon. Percy Edward T., 2nd heir, b. 1874.
Hon. Hugh Edmund T., 2nd Lieut. R.A., b. 1876.
RENFREW, Baron (Scot. 1469), a title of
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
RENNELL, Hon. Mrs. William, sist. of 9th
Bn. Barnard.
RENNIE, Ernest Amelius, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), M.A., 1st Sec. to Brit. Emb. at Vienna,
prev. in posts at Sofia, Bucharest, and Teheran :
b. 1868. Res., Brit. Emb., Vienna.
RENNIE, Capt. George Arthur Paget,
D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Roy. Rif. Corps; S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1872.
RENNIE, Capt. John George, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Black Wateh ; Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1865.
RENOUF, Knight's Widow. Lady R. (Ludo-
wika, dau. of Christian Brentano, Esq., of
Frankfort), mar. 1857 Sir Peter Le Page Renouf,
Keeper of Orient. Antiqs. Brit. Mus. and a
distinguished Egyptologist (d. 1897). Res., 46
Roland Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
RENSHAW, Baronet. Sir Charles Bine
Renshau; 1st Bt. ( U.K. 1902), M.P. for W. Renfrew
(C.) and a D.L. for the Co., is a manufacturer:
son of the late Thos. C. Renshaw, Esq., Q.C. ;
b. 1848, mar. 1872 Mary, dau. of A. F. Stoddard,
Esq. ' Only heir, his son Stephen Charles Bine
(b. 1883). Seats, Barochan, Houston, Johnstone,
Renfrewsh. ; Garvocks, Greenock; town res., 82
Cadogan Sq., S.W.
RENSHAW, Lady Winifred Edith, dau. of
4th E. of Leitrim.
RENWICK, Knight. Hon. Sir Arthur
Renwick, Kt. Bach. (1894), M.D., F.R.C.S.E.,
Vice-Chanc. Sydney Univ. and Pres. Sydney
Hosp., also M.L.C. of N.S. Wales, formerly Sec.
for Mines, Min. Pub. Instruct., &c. : b. 1837,
mar. 1868 Elizabeth, dau. of Jno. Saunders, Esq.
Res., Clarendon House, Hyde Pk., Sydney ;
Abbotsford, Paramatta River, N.S.W.
REUSS— see Royal Family.
REUTER— see " De Reuter."
REVELSTOKE, Baron. John Baring, 2nd Bn.
(U.K.), P.O. (Gt. Br. 1902) a Lieut, of the City
of London, a Dir. of Bk. of Engld., and partner
in Baring Bros, and Co., Bishopsgate St. : son of
1st Bn. ; b. Sept. 7, 1863; sue. 1897 (L.U.);
unmrrd. Res., 3 Carlton House Terr., S.W.
54° REW
Directory of Peerage,
RIC
Creation. U, K. : Bn. Revelstoke, 1883.— The 1st Bn.
was grandson of Sir Fras. Baring, 1st Bt, and the
same relationship was held hy the Earl of Cromer, the
1st Bn. Northbrook, and 2nd and 3rd Bns. Ashburton.
See " Baring, fam. name."
Titled Relatives.
[Baring.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1863.)
Hon. Cecil B., heir pres. to Barony, M.A.,b. 1864,
mar. 1902 Maude, dau. of the late Pierre Lorillard,
Esq. Res., Lambay Isld., Donabate R.S.O., Co.
Dublin.
lion. Everard B., and heir, C.V.O. (1903), late Lt.-Col.
10th Hussars, was A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to Lord
Curzon in India, served in Soudan 1897-1900 : b.
1865, mar. 1904 Lady Ulrica Buncombe, dau. of 1st
E. of Feversham. Club, Turf.
Hon. Elizabeth, now Ctsss. of Kenmare, b. 1867, mar.
1887 Vise. Castlerosse, now 5th E. of Kenmare, q.v.
Hon. Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Robert Spencer, b.
1868, mar. 1887 Rt. Hon. Chas. Robt. S., q.v.
Hon. Susan, now Hon. Lady Reid, b. 1870, mar. 1899
Sir James R., 1st Bt. of Ellon, q.v. (thus vacat-
ing her apptmt. as a Maid of Honour to Queen
Victoria).
Hon. Maurice B., a 3rd Sec. in Diplom. Serv., War
Corresp. in Japan to the Morning Post : b. 1874.
Hon. Hugo B., served in S. Africa 1900 with 4th
Lancers, now of Res. of Officers : b. 1876, mar. 1905
the Lady Magheramorne, widow of 2nd Bn. M.
and dau. of 8th E. of Shaftesbury (Lady Evelyn
Baring, thus resuming the higher rank of an
Earl's dau.).
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Ulrica B., see Hon. Everard above.
Lady Evelyn B., see Hon. Hugo.
REWA, the Maharaja of. H.H. Sir Vyan-
katesh Raman Singh, Bahadur, G.C.S.I. (1897),
a Ruling Chief of India: b. 1876. Res., Rewa,
Baghelkhand, Centr. India.
REWSE (SMITH-), Col. Henry Whistler,
C.V.O. (1904), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, Soudan 1885,
now Comdt. Sch. of Mil. Engrg. at Chatham :
b. 1850. Res., Brompton Barracks, Chatham.
REYNARD, Robert Froding, I.S.O. (1904),
Sec. and Regist. of I.S.O. in Home Office:
b. 1857. Res., 54 Cambridge Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
REYNOLDS, Baronet's Widow. Lady R.
(Frances, dau. of the late Wm. Plunkett, Esq.,
and widow of Chas. J. Champion-Crespigny,
Esq.), mar. 1881, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Jno.
Russell Reynolds, M.D., F.R.S., 1st and only Bt.,
Pres. Roy. Coll. Physicians (d. 1896). Res., 3
Spanish PL, Manchester Sq., W.
REYNOLDS, Knight. Sir Alfred James
Reynolds, Kt. Bach. (1903), one of the Sheriffs of
London at date of promotion, during visit of the
King of Italy, now a Lieut, of City ; a memb. of
the Spectacle Makers' Co. and Manag. Dir. of
Reynolds, Son, and Co., provision merchants : t>.
1850, mar. 1876 Emily Margaret, dau. of the late
Alex. Boyd, Esq. Res., Digsweli, Welwyn, Herts.
REYNOLDS, Charles Henry, CLE. (1897),
M.I.E.E., late Dir.-Gen. of Telegraphs in India
(ret. 1899), in Teleg. Dept. from 1868 : b. 1844.
Res., 30 Oakwood Ct., Addison Rd., W.
REYNOLDS, Herbert John, C.S.I. (1885),
B.A., formerly Vice-Chanc. Calcutta Univ. and
an Addit. Memb. Counc. of Viceroy, Sec. to
Bengal Govt. 1877-84 : b. 1832. Res., 32 Long-
ridge Rd., Earl's Ct. Rd., S.W.
REYNOLDS, Maj. Philip Guy, D.S.O. (1900-1),
3rd Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1871.
REYNTIENS, Lady Alice Josephine, dau. of
7th E. of Abingdon.
RHETT, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of nth Bn.
Fairfax.
RHODES, Baronet. Sir Frederick Edward
Rhodes, 4th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1776), son of 3rd Bt. (Sir
Geo. Baker, whose name he exchanged by licence
for Rhodes, 1878), b. 1843, sue. 1882. Heir pres.,
his bro. George Barrington Baker-Wilbraham
(b. 1845; 2nd heir, latter' s son Pliilip Wilbrabam,
b. 1875). Res., unfixed.
RHODES, Maj. Elmhirst, D.S.O. (1886), late
Berks. Regt. ; Egypt, Soudan, and Nile 1882-6,
was Dir. of Signalling in S. Africa 1899-1901,
prev. Supt. Army Signalling Sch. : b. 1858 (bro.
of the late Rt. Hon. Cecil Rhodes).
RIBBENTROP, Berthold, CLE. (1890),
Insp.-Gen. of Forests in India, prev. in Punjab
and Burma, in that Dept. from 1867: b. 1843.
Res., Calcutta.
RIBBLESDALE, Baron. Thomas Lister, 4th
Bn. {Gt. Br.), P.C {Gt. Br. 1892), late Master of
the Buckhounds, prev. a Lord in Waiting to
Queen Victoria and has been Capt. Rifle Brigade :
son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Oct. 29, 1854 ; sue. 1876 {L.) ;
mar. 1877 Charlotte Monkton, dau. of Sir Chas.
Tennant, 1st Bt. Seat, Gisburn Pk., Yorks.,nr.
Clitheroe ; town res., 32 Green St., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Ribblesdale, 1797.— Thos.
Lister, D.C.L., member of an ancient Yorkshire family,
and whose father and grandfather had been Members of
Parliament, was granted this Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Lister.)
Issue of present {4th) Bn.:
The late Hon. Thomas L., D.8.O., Capt. 10th
Hussars : b. 1878, killed in Somali Id. 1904.
Hon. Barbara, now Hon. Mrs. Mathew Wilson, b.
1880, mar. 1905 Capt. Mat. Rd. Henry W.
Hon. Charles Alfred L., heir to Barony : b. 1887.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Reginald.)
Hon. Laura L., b. 1892.
Hon. Diana L., b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1854.)
Hon. Beatrix L.,b. 1856.
Hon. Adelaide L., b. 1863.
Hon. Reginald L., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), Counc. of
Brit. Emb. at Paris, late Rome, prev. Sec. of
Legation at Copenhagen, and in Diplom. posts at
Berlin, Athens, and Paris : b. 1865. Address, Brit.
Emb., Paris.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (aunts of present) :
Hon. Adelaide, now Hon. Mrs. Maurice Brummond,
b. 1827, mar. 1847 the late Maurice D., Esq., C.B.
(d. 1891). Res., if Hyde Pk. Mansns., Marylebone
Rd.,N.W.
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1828, d. 1876.)
Hon. Isabel Mary, now Hon. Mrs. William War-
burton, b. 1830, mar. 1853 Rev. Wm. Parsons W.,
M.A., late Canon of Winchester. Res., The
Chestnuts, St. Cross, Winchester.
Hon. Elizabeth Theresa, now Hon. Lady Melvill, b.
1833, mar. 1862 Sir Wm. Hy. M., q.v.
RIBBLESDALE, Baron's Widow. The Dow-
ager Lady R. (Emma, dau. of the late Col.
William Mure), mar. 1853 3rd Bn. Ribblesdale
(d. 1876). Res., Gisburn Pk., as above, and 107
Gloucester PI., Portman Sq., W.
RIBTON, Baronet's Widow. Lady R.
(Elizabeth, dau. of the late Christopher Sanders,
Esq., and widow of Capt. Fras. Kennedy), mar.
1869, 2nd husb., Sir Geo. Ribton, 4th and last
Bt. (d. 1901). Res., Grey Fort, Kilcool, Grey-
stones, Co. Wicklow.
RICARDO, Capt. Ambrose St. Quintin, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Roy. Innisk. Fus. ; Tirah 1897-8
and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1866.
RICARDO, Col. Francis Cecil, C.V.O. (1902),
late A.A.G. for Home Dist., prev. Gren. Gds.,
has been A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. : b. 1852.
RIC Baronetage, Knightage, doc. RIC 541
EICAEDO, Col. Horace, C.V.O. (1901), late
comdg. Gren. Gds. ; Soudan 1895, was Comdfc.
Sch. of Instr. 18S2-4 : b. 1850. Res. , Bramley Pk.,
Guildford ; 50 Eaton PI., S.W.
EICARDO, Lt.-Col. Percy Ralph, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Queensld. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1899-
1900: b. 1855. -ft ««•> Brisbane.
RICE, familyname of D ynevor and Monteagle
of Brandon Baronies (latter usually given as
" Spring-Rice "). Index to the two Lines :
Hn. Alice, m. Mn. Francis S. m. Hn. Mary Charl. d.
Hn. Amy, m. Hn. Gladys, d. Hn. Mary Ellen, m.
Hn. Catherine, m. Hn. Gwenllian, d. Ly. Matilda H. ser.
Hn. Charlotte, d. Hn. Mrs. Henry, d. Hn. Thos. Aub. m.
Hn. Clare, d. Hn. Mrs. Jno. i>. Hn. Walter F. d.
Hn. Mrs. Edni. m. Ly. Margaret, d. Hn. Wm. Talb. d.
RICE, Knight's Widow. Lady R. (Cecilia
Caroline, sist. of the late Rt. Hon. Sir Wm.
Vernon-Harcourt and gt. granddau. of 1st Bn.
Vernon), mar. 1864 Adm. Sir Edwd. B. Rice,
K.C.B. (d. 1902). .#es.,Dane Ct., Dover.
RICE, Benjamin Lewis, CLE. (1884), formerly
See. to Govt, of Mysore in Educn. and Police
Depts., also Dir. of Archseolog. Researches in
Mysore 1885 : b. 1837.
RICE, Col. Henry Garde, C.B. (Mil. 1902),
A.S.C. retd. (1904) : Transvaal 1881, Soudan 1885,
and S. Africa 1899-1902, late comdg. A.S.C. in E.
Dist. : b. 1855. Res., Marlhili, Cahir, Co.
Tipperary.
RICE, Lady Matilda Horatia, sist. of 5th M.
of Hertford.
RICH, Baronet. Sir Charles Henry Stuart
Rich, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1791), F.S.A., son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1866, mar. 1881 Fanny, dau. of
the late Rev. Jos. Page. Heir pres., his ist cousin
Maj. Almeric Edmund Frederick R. (b. 1859;
2nd heir, latter' s son Almeric Frederic Conness,
b. 1897). Seats, Devizes Castle, Wilts. ; Claxton
Abbey, Norwich.
RICHARDS, Knight. Adm. of the Fleet Sir
Frederick William Richards, G.C.B. (Mil. 1895;
K.C.B. 1881), D.C.L., served in Zulu War 1879,
Transvaal 1880-1, and Burma, late Senr. Naval
Lord of Admiralty, has comd. on Cape, E. Ind.,
and China Stations and been a Nav. A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria, ret. 1903 : b. 1833, widower.
Res.. 34 Hurlingham Ct., S.W.
RICHARDS, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Alice Mary, dau. of Rev. Robt. S. Tabor), mar.
1882, as 2nd wife, Adm. Sir George H. Richards,
K.C.B., F.R.S. (d. 1896). Res., The Cottage,
Fetcham, Leatherhead, Surrey.
RICHARDS, Capt. Bernard Ogilvie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
1874.
RICHARDS, Col. Samuel Smith Crosland,
C.B. (Civ. 1897), V.D., late Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
comdg. 19th Middx. Rifle Vols. : b. 1841. Res.,
Falconhurst, Maison Dieu Ed., Dover; Burbage
House, Hinckley, Leic.
EICHABDS, Maj. Sidney, D.S.O. (1900-1), late
Kimbcrley Eifles ; Boer War 1900.
RICHARDSON, Bishop. Rt. Rev. William
Moore Richardson, D.D., late Missnry. Bp. of
Zanzibar : b. 1844, cons. 1895, res. 1901, and was
Bp. Assist, to the late Bp. of Brechin. Res.,
Broughty Ferry E.S.O., Forfarsh.
EICHAEDSON, Knight (1). Sir Thomas
Richardson, Kt. Bach. (1897), B.A., a D.L. for
Co. Durham, of the firm of T. Eichardson and
Sons, electr. and marine engine-builders, Hartle-
pool, and late Pres. N.E. Coast Inst, of Engrs.
and Shipbuilders ; Mayor of Hartlepool 1886-8,
late an M.P. : b. 1846, mar. 1879 Anna Con- |
stance, dau. of the late Eev. Jno. C. Faber. Res.,
Kirklevington Grange, Yarm, Yorks.
EICHAEDSON, Knight (2). Col. Sir Wode-
house Dillon Richardson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
served in Ashanti 1873-4, 8. Africa 1877-9, 1881
(Boer War), 1884-5 (Bechuanald.), Egypt, late
D.A.A.G. at Dublin, and D.A.G. for Supplies and
Transpt. in S. Africa 1899-1901, formerly Dir. of
Supplies 2nd Army Corps and at Woolwich, now
retd. : b. 1854, mar. 1887, Louisa, dau. of the late
Eev. T. J. Ewing, D.D. Res., Oaklands, College
Ed., Norwood, S.E.
EICHAEDSON, Hon. Edward, C.M.G. (1879),
M.I.M.E., an M.L.C. of N.Z., formerly twice
Min. Pub. Works: b. 1831. Res., Opawa, Christ-
church, N.Z. ; Wellington, N.Z. I
EICHAEDSON, Capt. Francis James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; S. Africa
1899- 1901 : b. 1866. Res., Court Hill, Dunboyne,
Co. Meath, nr. Dublin.
EICHAEDSON, Maj. -Gen. George Lloyd
Eeilly, C.B. (Mil. 1898), C.S.I. (1901), CLE.
(1893), I.A., Ind. and Afghan Expedns. 1868-98,
comd. Cav. Brig, in China, now comdg. 6th Div.
Western Commd., India: b. 1847. Res., Poona,
Bombay.
EICHAEDSON, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Highld. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1859.
EICHAEDSON, Maj .-Gen. John Soame, C.B.
(Mil. 1885), Crimea, N.Z. 1860-1 and 1863-4, and
Soudan, Com. in N.S.W. 1865-93, then retired :
b. 1836. Res., Sydney.
EICHAEDSON (STEWAET-), Baronet. Sir
Edward Austin Stewart - Richardson, 15th Bt.
(Scot. 1630), Capt. 3rd Batt. Black Watch (Mil.)
and 2nd Lieut, in 2nd Batt., served in S. Africa
1900- 2, is also an Instr. in Musketry, has been
Extra A.D.C. to Gov. of Queensld. : son of 14th
Bt., b. 1872, sue. 1895, mar. 1904 the under-men-
tioned Lady Constance S. -Eichardson. Heir, his
son (b. 1905; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. John Lauder-
dale, b. 1878). Seat, Pitfour Castle, Perth.
EICHAEDSON (STEWAET-), Baronet's
Widow. Dowager Lady S.-R. (Harriet Georgina
Alice, dan., of the late Eupert J. Cochrane, Esq.,
of Halifax, N.S.), mar. 1868 Sir Jas. T. Stewart-
Eichardson, 14th Bt. (d. 1895). Res., 26 Charles
St., St. James's, S.W.
EICHAEDSON (STEWAET-)Lady Constance
(nee Mackenzie) , wife of above Bt. and dau. of late
E. of Cromartie.
EICHAEDSON (STUAET-), family name of
Castlestewart Earldom as borne by present E.
(prev. Stuart) : no issue retain his own surname.
EICHEY, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Planche, dau. of W. Perkins, Esq., of U.S.A.),
mar. 1872 Sir James Bellett Eichey, K.C.I.E., •
C.S.I, (d. 1902).
EICHEY, Maj. G. H. M., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Capt. and Hon. Maj. Kitchener's Horse;
Bechuanald. 1884-5, Matabelcld., Mashonald.
1837-8, and Boer War 1899-1901 : b. 1867.
EICHMOND, Bishop of. Et. Eev. John
James Palleine, D.D., Bp. Suff. in Eipon Dioc,
formerly Eect. of KirkbyWiske, Yorks., now of
Stanhope, has beenChapl. to Bp. of Eipon and an
Hon. Canon: b. 1841, mar. 1889, 2nd wife, cons.
Bp. Suff. of Penrith i838, which title was changed
by warrant in 1889 to Eichmond. Res., The
Rectory, Stanhope E.S.O., Co. Durham.
EICHMOND, Knight ( 1 ) . Sir David Richmond,
Kt. Bach. (1899), an iron tube manufacturer,
a D.L. for Co. Lanark and for Co. of City of
542 RIC
Directory of Peerage,
RID
Glasgow, was Lord Provost 1897-9 and Lord
Lieut, (of city) 1896-9 : b. 1843, mar. 1871 Bethia,
dau. of Robt. Shanks, Esq. lies. Broompark,
Pollokshields, Glasgow.
RICHMOND, Knight (2) . Sir William Blake
Richmond,TZ.C.B.(Civ. i8g7),M.A.,D.C.L., LL.D.,
R.A., F.S.A., late a Co. Aid. for London, noted
portrait-painter, architect, and classical designer,
late engaged in the mosaic decoration of St. Paul's
Cathedral, formerly Slade Prof, of Fine Art at
Oxford : b. 1842, mar. 1867 Clara Jane, dau. of
AVm. Richards, Esq. Res., 2 Turner Studios,
Glebe PL, Chelsea, S.W.
RICHMOND, Douglas Close, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
M.A., late Comptroller and Auditor - Gen. in
Exch. and Audit Dept., has been a Charity Com-
missr. : b. 1839. Res., 64 Cornwall Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
RICHMOND and GORDON, Duke of.
Charles Henry Gordon-Lennox, 7th D. of Rich-
mond (Yorks.; Eng.) and 2nd of Gordon (U.K.),
D. of Lennox (Scot.), and Due d'Aubigny
(France); K.G. (1905), G.C.V.O. (1904), C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Hered. Const, of Inverness Castle,
Lord Lieut, of Cos. Elgin and Banff, a D.L. for
Sussex, a C.C. for West Sussex, Col. 3rd Batt.
Royal Suss. Regt. (Mil.), an A.D.C. to H.M ,
and formerly Capt. Gren. Gds., served in S.
Africa 1901-2, M.P. 1869-88 (as E. of March) : son
of 6th D. ; b. Dec. 27, 1845 ; sue. 1903 [C.) ; mar.,
1st, 1868, the late Amy Mary (d. 1879), dau. of
the late Percy Ricardo, Esq. ; 2ndly, 1882, the late
Isabel Sophie (d. 1887), dau. of Wm. Geo. Craven,
Esq., grandson of 1st E. of Craven. Seats, Good-
wood and Molecomb, both nr. Chichester ; Gordon
Castle, Fochabers, Banff sh. ; town res., 54 Lowndes
Sq., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : L. of Richmond, E. of March, and
Bn. Settrington, 1675. U.K.: L. of -Gordon (see under
"Huntly") and E. of Kinrara, 1876. Scot.: 1). of
Lennox, E. of Larnley, and Bn. Methuen (of Torbolton),
1675. France : Due d'Aubigny, 1684.— The 1st Peer was
an illegitimate son of King Charles II., upon whom were
conferred all the above titles both of England and
Scotland, whilst his mother was made L»uchess d'Aubigny
by Louis XIV. The 3rd Luke was Ambassador to
France and Prineip.! 1 Secretary of State. The 4th was
Lord Lieutenant of Ireland and Governor-General of
Canada. The 5th Luke of Gordon in the Huntly line
was maternal uncle of the 5th Luke of Richmond, who,
upon his uncle's demise, assumed the additional name
of Gordon : he was a Lieut.-Colonel in the Army at
Waterloo. The Scottish Lukedom of Gordon having
expired with the 8th Luke in 1836, the title was forty
years later conferred upon the late 6th Luke of Richmond.
Titled Relatives.
( Gordon-Lennox. )
Issue 0/ present (7th) D. :
BY 1ST MRKGE.
Earl of March (anu Daunley), heir to Lukedom :
Charles Henry G.-L., M.V.O. (4th Class 19051, B.S.O.
(1900-1), Capt. Irish Gds., was an A.L.C. to Lord
Roberts m S. Africa 1899-1000 : b. 1870, mar. 1893
Hilda, dau. of the late Henry A. Brassey, Esq.
Res., 58 Gt. Cumberld. PI., AV. Issue :
Lady Amy Gwendoline G.-L., b. 1894.
The deceased Hon. Charles Henry G.-L.,h. & d. 1895.
Lady Loris Hilda G.-L., b. 1896.
Lord Settrington, 2nd heir : Charles Henry G.-L.,
b. 1899.
Hon. Frederick Charles G.-L., b. 1904.
Lady Evelyn Amy, now Lady E. Cotlerell, b. 1872,
mar. 1896 Capt. Sir J no. Rd. Geers C, 4th Bt., q.v.
Lady Violet Mary, now Lady V. Brassey, b. 1874,
mar. 1894 Henry Leonard Campbell B., Esq. Res.,
Apethorpe Hall, Wansford R.S.O., N'thants;
40 Upp. Grosvenor St., W.
Lord Esme Charles G.-L., Capt. Scots Gds.,
served as an A.L.C. in S. Africa 1900-2, since hi W.
Africa : b. 1875. Club, Bachelors'.
Lord Bernard Charles G.-L., Capt. Grcn. Gds.,
served in S. Africa 1900 : 11.1878. Club, Guards'.
By 2ND MRKGE.
Lady Muriel Beatrice, now Lady M. Beckuith,b. 1884,
mar. 1904 Wm. Malbisse B., Esq. (Coldstrm. Gds.),
Lady Helen Magdalen G.-L., b. i836.
Surviving issue of 6'h D. of Richmond and 1st of
Gordon (bros. and sist. of present) :
Lady Caroline Elizabeth G.-L., b. 1844. Res., 10
Wilton Cresc, S.W.
(Present Luke, b. 1845.)
Lord Algernon Charles G.-L., Col. in Army retd.
(1900) after serving in S Africa formerly Gren.
Gds. and A.L.C. to H.R.II. the L. of Cambridge:
b. 1847, mar. 1886 Blanche, dau. of the late Col.
Hon. Chas. Hy. Maynard, son of 3rd and last Vise.
M. (Lady Algernon G.-L.). Res., Broughton Castle,
Banbury ; 31 Portland PL, W.
Rt. Hon. Lord Walter Chas. G.-L., see "Lennox, G.-,
Priv. Counc," b. 1865.
Dau. ofyh D. (aunt of present) :
(The late 6th Luke, b. 1818, d. 1903.)
Lady Cecilia Catherine, now Ctss. of Lucan, b. 1838,
mar. 1859 4th Earl of L., q.v.
— D au. -in-law :
Lady George G.-L. (Minnie Augusta, dau of the late
Wm. H. Palmer, Esq., and widow of Maj. Edwin
A. Cook), mar. 1875, 2nd husb., the late Lord George
Charles G.-L. (d. 1877).
Dau.-in-law of 4th D. of Richmond (gt. aunt of
present) — surname Lennox:
(The late 5th Luke, b. 1791, d. i860.)
Lady William L. (Maria Jane, dau. of Rev. Capel
Molyneux), mar. 1863, as 3rd wife, the late Lord
Wm. Pitt L. (d. i38i). Res., 40 Elizabeth St.,
Eaton Sq., S.W.
RICHTHOFEN, Baroness Ernst von (Helga
Louisa, granddau. of Sir Geo. J. R. Hewett, 3rd
Bt.), mar. 1885 Bn. Ernst von Richthofen, of
Silesia.
RICKETTS, Capt. Arthur, C.M.G. (1901),
M.B., L.R.C.P., Civ. Surg, who rendered aid
to wounded in S. Afri«a 1900-2, is House Phys.
to Univ. Coll. Hosp., aad an Hon. Capt. in the
Army : b. 1874. Res., Freshfield, Woodside Pk.,
Nth. Finchley, N.
RICKETTS, George Henry Mildmay, C.B.
(Civ. i860), in Punjab and Mutiny as vol., aftds.
on Bd. of Rev. N.W. Provs. : b. 1827. R*s.,
Foulis Ct., Colden Common, Eastleigh, Hants.
RICKMAN, Capt. William Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1 ), Kimberley Lt. Horse ; Zulu, Basuto, and
Boer (1900) Wars : b. 1855. Res.', Kimberley.
RIDDELL, Baronet of Ardaamurchan. Sir
Rodney Stuart Riddel! , 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1778),
Hon. Lt.-Col. retired, served in New Zealand,
Afghan, and Suakin Campaigns, aftds. Pay-
master : 1st cousin of 3rd Bt. and son of the
late Campbell D. Riddell, Esq.; b. 1838, sue. 1883.
Heir jires., his bro. Herbert Augustus Hay (b.
1854 ; no 2nd heir). R es., unfixed.
RIDDELL, Baronet of Riddell. Sir John
Walter Buchanan Riddell, 11th Bt. (Scot.
1628), M.A., barrister-at-law, a C.C. for North-
umbd. (High Sheriff 1897) : nephew of 10th Bt.,
and son of the late Rev. Jno. C. Buchanan
Riddell; b. 1849^0.1892, mar. 1874 Sarah Isabella,
dau. of the late Robt. Wharton, Esq. Heir, his
son" Walter Robert Buchanan (b. 1879; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s 4th cousin Col. William Carre R., b. 1847).
Seat, Hepple Whitefield, Rothbury, N'thumb. ;
town res., 46 Beaufort Gdns., Brompton, S.W. ;
chamb., 2 Mitre Ct. Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
*#* The name has hitherto appeared as Buchanan-
Riddell, but no actual assumption of such compound
seems ever to have been made, and ' Lebrett ' now
drops it.
RIDDELL, Baronet's Widow. Alicia, Lady
/,'. of Riddell, dau. of the late Wm. Ripley, Esq.,
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. RIP 543
mar. 1859 Sir "Walter Buchanan Riddell, lath Bt.
(d. 1892). Ees., Storrs Hill, Windermere;
65 Eaton PL, S.W.
RLDDELL, Knight. Sir Alexander Oliver
BxcUell, Kt. Bach. (1904), a D.L. for Co. of City of
Edinburgh and memb. of Corps of Roy. Archers,
sen. partner in Andrew Usher and Co.. and a
Dir. of other Cos. : b. 1844, mar. 1880 Jane Faza-
kerley, dau. of the late Hy. Hornby, Esq. Res.,
Craiglockhart, Slateford R.S.O., Midlothn.
RIDDELL, Lady Henrietta Maria, dau. of
9th E. of Fingall.
RIDDELL, Mai. John Scott, M.V.O. (4th CI.
1905), M.B., R.A.M.C. (Vols.) Aberdeen.
RIDDELL (HUTTON-), Lady Evelyn Mary,
dau. of 2nd E. of Craven.
RIDDELL (HUTTON-).Capt. George, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), 16th Lancers; S. Africa 1900-2,
comd. an Escort during H.M.'s Irish visit: b. 1858.
RIDDING, Lady Laura Elizabeth, dau. of
1st E. of Selbome and widow of the late Bp. of
Southwell. .
RIDGEWAY, Bishop — see "Kensington."
RIDGEWAY, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Col.
Rt. Hon. Sir (Joseph) West Ridgeivay, P.C. {Irel.
i88g),G.C.M.G. (1900), K.C.B. (Civ. 1891), K.C.S.I.
(1885), LL.D., served in Afghan War of 1878-80
and filled various polit. posts in Afghanistan and
India, ret. from Army 1889, has been Under Sec.
in For. Dept. (India) and for Ireland, was Min.
Plenip. to Morocco 1893 and Lt.-Gov. of I. of
Man 1893-5, late Gov. of Ceylon : b. 1844, mar.
1881 Caroline, dau. of Robt. C. Bewicke, Esq.
Bes., 67 Mount St., Park Ln., W.
RIDGEWAY, Col. Richard Kirby, C.B. (Mil.
1905), W, (1879), I.A.; Naga Hills 1875 and
1879-80, Manipur 1891 : b. 1848.
RIDLEY, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. William
Bidley, D.D.,late 1st Bp. of Caledonia (1879-1902),
formerly a Chapl. of Eng. Ch. at Dresden and
C.M.S. Missionary in Afghanistan : b. 1836,
widower.
RIDLEY, Knight. Hon. Sir Edward Ridley,
Kt. Bach. (1897), M.A., officially "Mr. Justice
Ridley," Judge of King's Bench Div. of High
Ct. (hence "Hon."), late a Referee of same, appd.
Q,C. 1892, anM.P. 1878-80 : bro. of the late Vise.
Ridley, b. 1843, mar. 1882 Alice, dau. of the late
Col. Wm. Bromley-Davenport, M.P. Ees., 48
Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W. ; chimb., 364 Roy.
Cts. of Justice, W.C.
RIDLEY, Viscount. Matthew White Bidley,
2nd Vise. {U.K.) and a Bt., B.A., a D.L. for
Northumbd. and Maj . Northumbd. Imper. Yeom.,
was Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to his father and Mr.
Ritchie in Home Dept., now Assist. Priv. Sec. :
(unpaid) to Chanc. of Exchequer: b. Dec. 6, :
1874; sue. 1904 {€.); mar. 1899 Hon. Rosamond :
Cornelia Gwladys Gtiest, dau. of 1st Bn.
Wimborne. Seat, Blagdon. Cramlington R.S.O..
N'thumb. ; town res., 10 Carlton House Terr.,
S.W. 1
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1756- U.K. : Vise. Ridley ,
and Bn. Wensleydale, 1900. !
Titled Relatives.
(Ridley.) !
Issue of present 2nd V. : 1
Hon. Gwladys Marjorieii., b. 1901. £
Hon. Matthew White R., heir to Viscty., b. 1902. £
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Jaspar.) ]
Surviving issue of 1st V. (bro. and sists. of present): t
(Present Viscount, b. 1874.) ]
Hon. Stella, now Hon. Mrs. Rupert Gwynm, b. 1884, £
mar. 1905 Rupert S. G., Esq.
Hon. Jaspar Nicholas R., b. 1887. ''■
Hon. Grace R., b. 1889. £
RIDLEY, Brig.-Gen. Charles Parker, C.B.
; (Mil. 1900-1), comdg. a Grouped Regtl. Dist. ;
Egypt 1882, Miranzai 1891, S. Africa 1900: b. 1855
j (3rd cous. of late Vise.) Bes., Ashton-under-Lyne.
f RIGG, Edward, I.S.O. (1902), M.A., Supt. of
, Operative Dept. Roy. Mint : b. 1850. Address,
t Royal Mint, E.
RIGGALL, Capt. Arthur Horton, D.S.O.
, (1900-1), Tasmanian Imper. Bushmen ; S. Africa
1899-1900: b. 1867. Res., Annandale, Tasmania,
f RILEY, Bishop— see " Perth."
RILEY, Hon. Mrs. Atiielstan, dau. of 8th
. Vise. Molesworth.
RILEY, Capt. Rupert Farquhar, D.S.O.
, (1900-1), Yorks. L.I. ; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1873.
REMINGTON, Brig.-Gen. Michael Frederic,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), commg. 3rd Cav. Brig. Curragh
Camp. ; Bechuanald. 1885, Zululd. 1888, Boer
War 1899-1901, comdg. Rimington's Guides
(raised by him) : b. 1858. Res., Curragh "Camp,
Co. Kildare.
RIND, Col. Alexander Thomas Seton
Abercromby, C.M.G. (1887), LA. retd. (1899) ;
Afghn. 1879-80 and Egypt : b. 1847.
RINGRONE, Baron {Irel. 1223)— see "King-
sale, Bn."
RIPLEY, Baronet of Acacia. Sir Frederick
Ripley, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), head of the manufac-
turing firm of F. Ripley and Co., Bradford, and
Chmn. E. Bradford Conserv. Assoc., formerly
Lieut. 2nd W. Yorks. Yeom. : younger son of Sir
H. W. Ripley, 1st Bt. of Rawdon, and uncle of
present Bt. of same; b. 1846, mar. 1876 Catharine,
dau. of David Little, Esq. Heir, his son Frederic
Hugh (b. 1878 ; 2nd heir, next son, Geoffrey
Arnold, b. 1883). Seat, Severn End, Hanley
Castle [a village], Wore.
RIPLEY, Baronet of Rawdon. Sir Henry
William Alfred Ripley, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1880),
late Lieut. 1st Drgns. : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1879,
sue. 1903. Heir pres, his bro. Edward Guy (b.
1881 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Hugh Ivor Emmott,
b. 1884). Seat, Bedstone Ct., Bucknell R.S.O.,
Salop.
RIPLEY, Baronet's Widow. Lady R. of
Rawdon (Eugenie Frederica Fulcher, dau. of
the late Gen. Green Emmott-Rawdon) , mar. 1877
Sir Edward Ripley, 2nd Bt. (d. 1903). Res., with
present Bt.
RIPON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. William Boyd
Carpenter, D.D., D.C.L., 3rd Bp., Clerk of the
Closet, has been Canon of Windsor, Select Preacher
at both Cambridge and Oxford, Hulsean and
Bampton Lecturer, and Chapl. in Ord. to the
late Oueen, formerly Vic. of St. James, Hol-
loway, and of Christ Church, Paddington :
b. Ma^ci 26, 1841, cons. 1884, ent. Lords 1888
{L.U.), mar. 1883, 2nd wife. Balace, Ripon;
marine res., Trevissorne, Flushing, Falmouth;
town re?., 71 Carlisle Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
RIPON, Marquess of. George Frederick
Samuel Robinson, 1st Marq. {U.K.) and a Bt.,
K.G. (1S69), P.O. {Gt. Br. 1863), G.C.S.I. and
CLE. (i8*>\ V.D., D.C.L.; Lord Lieut, of
Nth. Rid. Yorks., a D.L. for West Rid.
and for Lincolnsh., High Steward of Hull,
and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. W. Yorks. Regt. ;
has been Sec. of State for War, India, and
the Colcnles, Lord Pres. of Counc, and First
Lord of Admiralty, Viceroy of India 1880-4,
an M.P. 1852-9 (as Vise. Goderich), Gd. Master
of Freemasons 1870-4 : son of 1st Earl of Ripon
and nephew of 1st Earl de Grey ; b. Oct. 24,
544 Mis
Directory of Peerage,
BOB
1827 ; sue. as E. of Bipon Jan. 1859, and as
Earl de Grey in Nov. of same year (on death
of his uncle), cr. Marq. 1871 (L.) ; mar. 1851
his 1st cousin Henrietta Anne Theodosia, C.I.
(formerly a Lady of the Bedchamber to H.M.
the Oueen when Princess of Wales), dau. of the
late Capt. Henry Vyner and of Lady Mary G.
Robinson, dau. of 2nd Earl de Grey. Seat,
Studley Royal, Ripon; town res., g Chelsea
, Embankmt., S.W.
I Creations. Eng.: A Bt. 1690 (n.s.). Gt. Br.: Bn.
I Grantham, 1761. U.K.: Earl de Grey, 1816; Vise.
; Goderich, 1827 ; E. of Ripon, 1833 ; M. of Ripon, 1871.— The
{ Rt. Hon. Sir Thos. Robinson, a cousin of the 5th Bt., a
distinguished diplomatist and one of the Secretaries of
I State, was raised to the Peerage as Bn. Grantham. A Mar-
| quessate of De Grey had been created in 1740, and upon
its failure the eldest daughter of the Marehss. who was
its 2nd and last holder was made Countess de Grey. Her
nephew and heir had already many years succeeded as
3rd Bn. Grantham before by her decease the Earldom
was brought by special remainder into this line. Earl
de Grey's younger brother Fretlk. John was created Vise.
Goderich and Earl of Ripon ; his son, the present Peer,
succeeded his father in these titles, then his uncle as Earl
de Grey, and ultimately was raised to the Marquessate of
Ripon. The above extinct De Grey Marquessate had
carried with it a Barony of Lucas, and this passed by
regular succession to the daughter who was created
Countess ; but by the marriage of her successor's (Earl
de Grey's) daughter to the 6th Earl Cowper, whilst her
father had left no male issue, the Barony went with
that daughter into this latter line, and on the extinction
of this it became an independent Peerage ; but the De
Grey Eirldom, which was limited to the heirs male
of the above Countess and then those of her sister,
the wife of the 2nd Bn. Grantham, passed, by the latter
descent, to the present Peer, his predecessor's nephew
as above.
Issue.
(Robinson.)
Earl de Grf.v, heir to Marquessate: Frederick
Oliver R., b. 1852— see " De Grey, Earl." (No
2nd heir.)
The deceas'A Hon. Mary Sarah R., b. 1857, d. 1858.
RISLEY, Herbert Hope, C.S.I. (1904), CLE.
(1892), B.A., M.L.C. and Sec. to Govt, of India in
Home Dept., was Census Commissi1. 1901 : b. 1851.
Res., Calcutta.
RITCHIE, Baronet. Sir James Thomson
Ritchie 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903; Kt. Bach. 1897),
an Aid. and Lieut, for the City of London,
Lord Mayor 1904, Sheriff 1896-7, head of
the firm of W. Ritchie and Sons, jute-spinners :
bro. of Rt. Hon. Charles T. Ritchie, M.P., b.
1835, widower. Jleir, his son James William
(b. 1868 ; 2nd heir, hitter's son James Edward
Thomson, b. 1902. lies.. Highlands, Shanklin,
I.W.; 72 Queensborough Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
RITCHIE, Knight's Widow. Lady R. (Grace
Vernon, dau. of the late Thos. Nicholson, Esq.),
mar. 1856, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Wm. J. Ritchie,
Ch. Justice of Canada (d. 1892). Res., Ottawa.
RITCHIE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Charles
Thomson Ritchie, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886), LL.D., M.P.
for Croydon (C), late Chane. of the Exchequer,
prev. Sec. of State for Home Dept. and an
Eculesiast. Commissr., formerly Pres. of Bd. of
Trade and of Loc. Govt. Bd. and Sec. to Ad-
miralty, is Lord Rect. of Aberdeen Univ. and
Hon. Col. istVol.Batt. Roy. W. Surrey Regt.: b.
1838, widower. Res., Welders, Gerrard's Cross
R.S.O., Bucks.; 37 Prince's Gt., S.W.
RITCHIE, Capt. G. H. M.— see "Richey."
RITCHIE, Richmond TiiackerayWilloughby,
CB. (Civ. 1898), Sec. in Polit. Dept. of India
Office, late Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for India :
b. 1854. Res., 109 St. George's Sq., S.W.
RITTER, Gustave Albert, C.M.G. (1902),
Memb. of Counc. of Govt. Mauritius. Res., Port
Louis.
RIVAZ, Knight. Sir Charles Montgomery
Rivaz, K.C.S.I. (1901), Lt.-Gov. of the Punjab,
late 1st Financ. Commissr. and M.L.C. of that
Province, and a Memb. of Counc. of Viceroy : b.
1845, mar. 1874 Emilie, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Agnew.
Res., Govt. House, Lahore: Barnes Ct., Simla.
RIVAZ, Col. Vincent, CB. (Mil. 1900), LA.
Supernura. List; Ind. and Afghan, campaigns,
1868-91 : b. 1842. Res., Fieldgatc Close, Kenilworth.
RIVERINA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Ernest
Augustus Anderson, D.D., 2nd Bp., formerly
Incumbt. of Hughenden, Qusld., and Hon.
Canon of N. Queensland : b. 1859, cons. 1895.
Res., Bishop's Lodge, Hay, N.S.W.
RIVERS Barony (U.K. 1802)— extinct 1880 on
death of 6th Bn. (surname of family Pitt, of line
of succession Pitt-Rivers).
*#* There were two Rivers Earldoms, one of which
subsisted 1466-91, the other 1626-1728, being an eleva-
tion of the Colchester Viscty. After this second extinc-
tion a maternal descendant of the 2nd Earl was in 1776
created Bn. Rivers of Strathfieldsaye, and in 1802 Bn.
Rivers of Sudley, this time with a special remainder.
The earlier Barony became extinct in 1828, but the later
one continued as above.
Surviving Representatives.
Daus. of 4th Bn. (sists. of 5th and nieces of 6th) :
Hon. Susan Harriet, now Hon. Mrs. Edmund
Oldfield, b. 1835, mar. 1872 the late Edwd. 0.,
Esq. (d. 1902). Res., Rushmore, Torquay.
Hon. Blanche Caroline Pitt, b. 1840. ,/ies. , Stepleton,
Blandford, Dorset.
Hon. Margaret Grace, now Hon. Mrs. Page
Roberts, b. 1847, mar. 1878 Rev. Wm. Page R., Canon
Res. of Canterbury. Res., The Precincts, Can-
terbury; East Burnham Grove, Farnham Royal
R.S.O., Bucks.
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1840, d. a minor 1867.)
Hon. Gertrude Emily Pitt, b. 1852. Res., with Hon.
Blanche above.
—The 6th Bn. was a bro. of 4th and uncle of 5th.
RIVERS, Baron's Widow («mn^., and pre-
ferring to be known as Mrs. Montague Thorold).
The Lady R. (Emmeline Laura, dau. of Capt.
Jno. P. P. W. Bastard), mar., 1st, 1873, 6th and
last Bn. Rivers (d. 1880) ; 2ndly, 1881, Montague
G. Thorold, Esq., son of Sir Jno. C. Thorold,
1 ith Bt. Res., Honington Hall, Grantham, Lines.
RIVERS, Edward George, I.S.O. (1904),
M.I.C.E., Ch. Engr. to Works Office : b. 1850.
I Res., Beverley Lodge, Richmond, Surrey.
RIVERS (LANE-FOX-PITT-), Hon. Mrs.
! Augustus, dau. of 2nd Bn. Stanley of Alderley.
I ROBARTES, Baron ( U.K. i86g)-see " Clifden,
! Vise."
ROBARTES (AGAR-), family name of Clif-
den Viscounty, q.v. for " Hons."
I ROBARTS, Hon. Mrs. Abraham, dau. of 8th
Vise. Barrington.
ROBB, Col. Frederick Spencer, CB. (Mil.
1905) M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), M.A., late A.A.G.
at Hdqrs. ; Nile Expdn. 1898: b. 1858. Res.,
Herbert Mansns., 35 Sloane St., S.W.
ROBBERDS, Bisnop-see " Brechin."
ROBECK— see " De Robeck."
ROBERTON, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Jeanie Anne, dau. of the late Wm. Craig, Esq.),
mar. 1859 Sir James Roberton, LL.D. (d. 1889).
Res., 1 Park Terr. E., Glasgow.
ROBERTS, family name of Roberts Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies," see also below, and for
" Hons."
ROBERTS, Baronet. Sir Howland Roberts,
5th Bt. (U.K. 1809), V.D.,Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col.
ROB
Baronetage, Knightage, <&c.
ROB
545
Comdt. 3rd Vol. Batt. Rifle Brig. : son of 3rd Bt.
and half-bro. of 4th, b. 1845, sue. 1899. mar. 1895
Elizabeth Marie, dau. of Wm. Tell La Roche,
Esq.,M.D., of New Jetsey. Heir, his son Thomas
Langdon Howl as d (b. 1898; 2nd heir, next son,
Gilbert Howland, b. 1900). Res., 31 Argyll Rd.,
Kens., W.
ROBERTS, Baronet's Widow. Eliza, Lady
R. (Eliza Mary, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. Sydney
Turnbull),mar. 1857 Sir Randal H. Roberts, 4th
Bt., a Crimean veteran and a war correspondent
(d.1899).
ROBERTS, Earl. Frederick Sleigh Roberts,
1st Earl (U.K.) and a Bt., K.G. (1901), K.P.
(1897), B.C. (Irel. 1895; G.B. 1901), O.C.B. (Mil.
1880; K.C.B. 1879), O.M. (1902), G.C.S.I. (1893),
G. C.I.E. (1887), W (i858),D.C.L., LL.D., D.Litt.,
a Kfc. of Justice St. John Jerus.; Fd.-Marsh., late
Com.-in-Ch. of the Army, comd. the Forces
in S. African "War during 1899-1900 (granted
£100,000 by Parliament), was prev. Com. of
Forces in Ireland, formerly in Madras and then
in India ; served throughout Mutiny and on
Indian Frontier, in Abyssinia, Lushai Expedn.,
and Afghanistan, and was a Menib. of Couuc. of
Gov. of Madras, is Masler Gunner of St. James's
Pk., Col. of Irish Gds. and of 2nd Hants. Vol.
Artill., Col. Comdt. R.A., Hon. Col. North Somer-
set Imperial Yeomanry, of various Militia and
Volunteer Corps and Col. of 5th Gurkha Rifles
son of the late Gen. Sir Abraham Roberts, G.C.B.
b. Sept. 30, 1832; cr. Bn. 1892, Earl 1901 (L.U.)
mar. 1859 Nora Henrietta, C.I., R.R.C., dau. of
the late Capt. Jno. Bews. Seat, Eaglemere, Ascot
Heath ; town res., 47 Portland PI., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1881; Bn. Roberts of Kan-
dahar, 1892 ; Earl Roberts and Vise. St. Pierre (with spec,
remainder to his elder daughter and her heirs male, 01
in default of such to his next daughter), 1901.
Issue.
(Roberts.)
The deceased Nora Frederica R., b. i860, d. 1861.
The deceased Eveleen Sautelle R., b. 1868, d. 1869.
The deceased Frederick Henry R., b. & d. 1869.
Lady Ailekn Mary R., heiress pres. to Earldom,
b. 1870.
The late Hon. Frederick Hugh Sherston R., ITC
b. 1872, killed at Tugela River 1899.
Lady Ada Edwina Stewart R., 2nd heiress, b. 1875.
ROBERTS, Knight. Sir Owen Roberts, Kt.
Bach. (1888), M.A., D.C.L., F.S.A., barrister-at-
law, aD.L. for Carnarvonsh. and Co. London and
Lieut, of the City, Clerk to Clothworkers' Co. : b.
1835, mar- l88i, 3rd wife, Louisa, dau. of Jno.
Chadwick, Esq. Res., Plas Dinas, Carnarvon;
Leybourne, Witley Hill, Godalming ; 44 Albert
Ct., Prince Consort Rd., Kens. Gore, S.W.
ROBERTS, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of 11th
Bn. North.
ROBERTS, Lady Cecilia Maude, dau. of gth
E. of Carlisle.
ROBERTS, Col. Charles Fvshe, C.M.G.
(1885), RA. retd. (1871) ; Crimea and Sikkim,
comd. N.S.W. Artil. 1876-92, afterwards Mil. Sec.
to N.S.W. Loc. Forces, is an Hon. A.D.C. to
H. M: b. 1837. Res., Greenoaks, Darling Point
Rd., Woollahra, Sydney.
ROBERTS, Hon. Charles James, C.M.G.
(1882), M.L.C. and late Postmr.-Gen.N.S. Wales,
was Commissr. for N.S.W. at a number of j
Internat. Exhibitions, Mayor of Sydney 1879 : b.
1846. Res., Osterley, Macleay St., Potts Point, '
Sydney. 1
ROBERTS, H. Lloyd, C.B. (Civ. 1905).
• ROBERTS, John, C.M.G. (1891), formerly Pres.
Dunedin Chamb. of Commerce, a Dir. of many
public companies, was Mayor of Dunedin 1890 :
b. 1845. Res., Littlebourne House, Dunedin, N.Z.
ROBERTS, Hon. Mrs. Page, dau. of 4th Bn.
Rivers.
ROBERTS. Lt.-Gen. William, C.Bt (Mil.
I 1904), Maj. -Gen. and Horn Lt.-GeTi. (ret. 1883),
I Col. Glouc. Regt. ; Crimea and Mutiny : b. 1821.
I ROBERTS (CROMPTON-), Lt.-Col. HSnry
! Roger, D,S.O. (1902), Gren. Gds.; S. Africa
1899-1902: b. 1863. Res., 16 BelgraVC Sq., S.W.
I ROBERTS (MILLS-), Maj. Robert Herbert
C.M.G. (1901), M.D., F.R.C.S.E., 3rd Vol. Batt.
Roy. Welsh Fus., of the Med. Staff of the Welsh
Hosp. in S. Africa 19OO, formerly House Surg, to
Stroud and Birmingham Gen. Hosps. : b. 1862.
Res., Bonafon, Llanberis R.S.O., Carnarvs.
ROBERTSON, Baron. James Patrick
Bannerman Robertson, Life Peer, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1 888), M. A., LL.D., a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary
and 'memb. of Cmttee. of Counc. on Educn. in
Scotld., a D.L. for Kincardinesh. and for City of
Edinburgh, late Lord Justice-General of Scotland
(1831-9) and Lord Pres. of Ct. of Session,
appd. Q,.C. 1835, formerly Solic.-Gen. for Scotld.
and Lord Advocate, an M.P. 1885-91 and
Lord Rector of Edinb. Univ. 1893-6 : son of
I Rev. Robt. J. Robertson, of Forteviot, Perthsh. ;
I b. Aug. 10. 1845 ; cr. a Life Bn. 1899 (C) ; mar.
j 1872 Philadelphia Mary Lucy, dau. of W. N.
I Fraser, Esq., of Tornaveen. Seat, Muchalls Castle,
Stonehaven, Kincardinesh. ; town res., 108 Eaton
Sq., S.W.
Issue.
(Robertson.)
Hon. Robert Bannerman Fraser R., barrister-at-law,
Capt. 21st Lancers, served in S. Africa 1900-1: b.
1873-
The late Hon. Hush 21., 2nd Lieut. 14th Hussars:
b. 1879, d. X901.
Hon. (Philadelphia) Sybil, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Maclenn, mar. 1904 Lieut. Chas. Lichlan M., R.N.,
son of Col. Sir FitzRoy D. Maclean, 10th Bt.
ROBERTSON, Bishop— see "Exeber."
ROBERTSON, Knight (1). Lt.-Col. Sir
Donald Robertson, K.C.S.I. (1903), LA. Supermini.
List ; has held various posts in civil employment,
late Resid. in Gwalior and Mysore and Ch.
Commissr. of Coorg : b. 1847, mar. 1870 Agnes,
dau. of Ven. Archdn. Gorton. Club, U. Serv.
ROBERTSON, Knight (2). Lt.-Col. Sir George
Scott Robertson, K.C.S.I. (1895), I. M.S., served in
Afghan War 1879-80, in Hunza-Nagar Expedn.
1891, and in defence of Chitral Fort, has been
engaged in several Missions and been Brit. Agent
at Gilgit, ret. 1899: b. 1852. Res., 11 Harley
House, Marylebone Rd., N.W.
ROBERTSON, Knight (3) . Sir Henry Beyer
Robertson, Kt. Bach. (1890), B.A., High Sheriff of
Merionethshire 1892 ; b. 1862, mar. 1890 Florence,
dau. of J. A. Keates, Esq. Res., Pale, Corwen,
Merioneths. ; Llantysilio Hall, Llangollen, Den-
bighsh.
ROBERTSON, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Margaret Emma, dau. of J. J. Da vies, Esq.),
mar. 1837 sir John Robertson, K. C.M.G. (d. 1891).
Res., Clovelly, Watson's Bay, N.S.W.
ROBERTSON, Benjamin, CLE. (1898), was
Supt. of Ind. Census forCentr. Provs. 1890, aftds.
Commissr. of Excise and Ch. Sec. to Ch.
Commissr. : b. 1864. Res., Nagpur, Centr. Provs.,
India.
ROBERTSON, Capt. Charles Hope, C.M.G.
(1895), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), R.N., against
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BOB
546 ROB
natives in Nyasaland, also Dongola Expedn. : b.
1856.
ROBERTSON, Maj. CharLes Lonsdale,
C. M.G. (1903), R.E., Waziristan 1894-5, N.-W.
I Front. 1897-8, rendered services on Chile- Argen-
I tine Boundary Commsen. : b. 1867. Club. Jtin.
U. Serv.
ROBERTSON, Frederick Ewart, CLE.
(1892), late Ch. Engr. E. Ind. Rail., aftds. Pres. of
Egyptn. Rail. Bd., now partner in Sir A. Robertson
and Rendel, consulting engrs. : b. 1847. lies., 32
Courtneld Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
ROBERTSON, Rev. James, D.S.O. (1900-1),
D. D., late 2nd class Chapl. to Eorces (Presb.) ;
Soudan 1885-6 and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1855.
Res., The Square, Grantown-on-Soey, Elginsb.
ROBERTSON, Col. James Peter, C.B. (Mil.
1858), Sutlej 1845-6, Crimea, and Mutiny.
Res., Callender Ldg., Callender R.S.O., Perthsh.
ROBERTSON, James Wilson, C.M.G. (1905),
LL.D., late Commissr. of Agric. for Dom. of
Canada.
ROBERTSON, Col. John, CLE. (1882), Crimea
and Mutiny, aftds. a Dep. Comsry. and Assist.
Mil. Acct.-Gen. to Ind. Govt., was six years
Pres. of Simla Municipality: b. 1837. Res., 13
Inverness Terr., Bavswater, W.
ROBERTSON, Col. Robert, M.V.O. (4th CI.
*9°5) 3rd Vol. Batt. Gordon Highlrs.
ROBERTSON, Thomas (1), C.V.O. (1900),
late Chmn. Bd. Pub. "Works in Ireld., prev. Gen.
Man. Gt. Northn. of Ireld. Rail., now Spec. Govt.
Commissr. on Ind. Rails. Res., Cairnleith, Crieff,
1 Perthsh.
! ROBERTSON, Thomas (2), I.S.O. (1903), late
! Ch. Clerk in Dept. of Solics. to Inld. Rev. Edin-
I burgh; b. 1842. Res., Stromberry Villa, 205
i Newhaven Rd., Leith.
j ROBERTSON, Thomas Dixon Marr Trotter,
j I.S.O. (1903), Assist. Insp. of Reformatories under
\ the Home Office : b. 1856. Res., 2 o Bickenhall
; Mansns., Portman Sq., W.
ROBERTSON, William Chrystal, I.S.O.
(1902), Sec. Fishery Bd. for Scotland : b. 1850.
Res., 7 Alvanley Terr., Edinburgh.
ROBERTSON, Col. William Robert, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), D.S.O. (1896), late 3rd Drgn. Gds. ;
Chitral Relief Expedn. and S. Africa 1900, now
Assist. Dir. of Mil. Operations at Headqrs. : b.
1859.
ROBERTSON (ASKEW-), Hon. Mrs. Watson,
see under " Marjoribanks Baronv."
ROBERTSON (TINDAL-), Knight's Widow.
Lady T.-R. (Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Jno.
Leavers, Esq.), mar. 1855 Sir Wm. Tindal-
Robertson, M.D., F.R.C.P., late M.P. (d. 1889).
Res., 41 Selborne Rd., Hove, Brighton.
ROBIN, Col. A. W., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), N.Z.
Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1899-1901. Res., Otago,
N.Z.
ROBINSON, family name of Ripon Marquess-
ate and of Rosmead Barony; for all "Hons."
see latter or below. For "Robinson-Montagu"
see " Rokeby."
ROBINSON, Baronet of Baft's House. Sir
Erxest William Robinson, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1823),
; nephew of 4th Bt. and son of the late Maj .-Gen.
j Jno. I. Robinson; b. 1862, sue. 1895, mar. 1897
i Christina Eleanor, dau. of Maj. Grant, of Rothes.
Heir pres., his bro. Douglas Innes (b. 1863; 2nd
j heir, next bro., Francis Buller, b. 1874).- Res.,
j Purneah, Bengal.
ROBINSON, Baronet of London. Sir
Frederick Villiers Laud Robinson, 10th Bt.
j (Eng. 1660), Lieut. Northants. Regt., served
in 8. Africa 1902 : son of 9th Bt., b. 1880, sue.
1893. Heir, none. Seat, Cranf ord Hall, Kettering ,
N'thants.
*** The 1st Bt. (d. 1697) was Lord Mayor of London,
and hence the line is termed " of London." But from
his time the family have resided in Northamptonshire.
ROBINSON, Baronet of Rolceby. Lt.-Col. Sir
Richard Harcouf.t Robinson, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1819),
formerly 60th Rifles : son of 2nd Bt. and uncle of
4th, b. 1828, sue. 1903. Heir, none. Tcxon res.,
3 Harley Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
ROBINSON, Baronet of Toronto. Sir John
Beverley i?o&i«sort, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1854), istcousin
of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Jno. Beverley
RobiDson, Esq., Lt -Gov. of Ontario; b. 1848,
sue. 1901, mar. 1892, 2nd wife, Eleanor Biggar,
dau. of Clias. H. Cooke, Esq., M.D., of Toronto.
Heir, his son John Beverley Beverley (b. 1895 ;
2nd heir. Bt.'s bro. Strachan Napier, b. 1849).
Res., 204 West 80th St., New York.
ROBINSON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Wini-
fred, Lady R. of London (dau. of the late Rev.
Edwd. Stewart), mar. 1861 Sir John Blencowe
Robinson, 8th Bt, (d. 1877). Res., St. David's,
Kingsthorpe, Northampton. — (2) Lady R. of
London (Madeline Caroline, dau. of Fredk.
Sartoris, Esq.), mar. 1870 Rev. Sir Frederick L.
Robinson, gth Bt. (d. 1893). Res., with present
(10th) Bt.— (3) Mary, Lady B. of Toronto (Mary
Elizabeth, dau. of Jno. Filer, Esq.), mar. 1893
Sir Fredk. A. Robinson, 3rd Bt. (d. 1901). Res.,
Toronto.
ROBINSON, Knight (1). Sir Frederic Lacy
Robinson, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), late a Co. Aid. for
London, and Dep. Chmn. Inld. Rev. Bd., was in
the Dept. 1857-1902 : b. 1840, (younger bro. of Sir
Wrn. Robinson, Kt. 6), mar. 1904, 2nd husb. to
2nd wife, Geraldine, dau. of Rev. Jno. Ormond
and widow of Wm. Mann Yule, Esq., of Cal-
cutta. Res., 10 Observatory Gdns., Campden
Hill, W.
ROBINSON, Knight (2), Sir Henry— see
" Robinson, P.O."
ROBINSON, Knight (3). Sir (John) Charles
Robinson,Kt. Bach. (1887), C.B. (Civ. 1901), F.S.A.,
formerly Supt. of Art Collections, S. Kens. Mus. ;
a memb. of several foreign Academies and author
of works on art, was Surv. of Pictures to Queen
Victoria : b. 1824, mar. 1852 Marian Elizabeth,
dau. of Edmd. Newton, Esq. Res., Newton
Manor, Swanage, Dorset ; Lee-on-the-Solent,
Gosport.
ROBINSON, Knight (4). Sir James Clifton
Robinson, Kt. Bach. (1905), constructor of
numerous tramways in London and provinces.
Res., Garrick's Villa, Hampton, Middx.
ROBINSON, Knight (5). Sir Thomas William
Robinson, Kt, Bach. (1900), late Chmn. of Kings-
town Urb. Dist. Counc, and Vice -Pres. of
Pharmac. Soc. of Ireld., is Manag. Dir. of Hayes
and Co., manufact. chemists: b. 1864, mar. 1890
Lucie Florence, dau. of the late Humphry Smith,
Esq. Res., Beechgrove, Kingstown, Co. Dublin.
ROBINSON, Knight (6). Sir William
Robinso7i, G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1883), late
Gov. of Hong Kong, formerly of Bahamas, Wind-
ward Is., Barbados, and Trinidad, ent. Colon.
Office 1854 and was Priv. See. to Lord Blachford
and Mr. Cardwell, aftds. a Spec. Commissr. for
Crown Colonies : b. 1836 (elder bro. of Sir Fredc.
Robinson), widower (twice). Res., 28 Evelyn
Mansns., Carlisle PL, Westmr., S.W.
ROBINSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady R.
(Agnes, dau. of Benj. Biaine,Esq.), mar. i865Hon.
I Sir Jno. Robinson, K.C.M.G., late Prime Min. of
ROB
Natal (d 1903). #e.9., Withemess, Durban, Natal.
! — (2) Lady R. (Harriet, dau. of the late Jno.
Goodwin, Esq.), mar. 1852 Sir Thos. Eobinson,
four times Mayor of Gloucester and an M.P. (d.
1897). Res., Rikenel, Gloucester.— (3) Lady R.
(Julia, dau. of the late Jas. Thomas, Esq.), mar.
1851 SirWm. Rose Robinson, K.C.S.I. (d. 1886).
Res., 104 Inverness Terr., "W". — (4) Lady R.
(Olivia Edith Deane, dau. of the late Most Rev.
the Rt. Hon. Dr. Townshend, Bp. of Meath),
mar. 1862 Sir Wm. C. F. Robinson, G.C.M.G.,
late Gov. of W. Australia (d. 1897 ; was bro. of
1st Bn. Rosmead, who died six months after
him). Res., 29 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
ROBINSON, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Henry Augustus Robinson, P.O. (Ireld.
1902), K.C.B. (Civ. 1900), Vice-Pres. Loc. Govt.
Bd. Ireld., has held posts in that Bd. from 1878,
was Commissr. of Munic. Boundaries in Ireld.
1878-9: b. 1857, mar. 1883 Harriet, dau. of Sir
Robt. Lynch-Blosse, 10th Bt. Res., Lisnacarrig,
Foxrock, Co. Dublin.
ROBINSON, Maj.-Gen. Charles Walker,
OB. (Mil. 1887), Rif. Brig. retd. (1898) ; Mutiny,
Ashanti, and Zululd., comd. troops in Mauritius
1892-5, late Lt.-Gov. Chelsea Hosp. : b. 1836
(uncle of present Bt. of Toronto). Res., Beverley
House, Eaton Rise, Ealing, W.
ROBINSON, Hon. Mrs. Ernest, dau. of 1st
Bn. Inverclyde.
ROBINSON, Maj. Frederick William Tem-
pletown, D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Garrison Regt. ;
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1863.
ROBINSON, Lt.-Col. Macleod Bawtree,
C.M.G. (1901), Cape Police : Transkei 1880-1,
Bechuanald., and Boer War 1899-1901 : b. 1858.
Res., Cape Town.
ROBINSON, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 17th
Bn. Somerville.
ROBINSON, Vincent Joseph, OLE. (1891),
F.S.A., has largely promoted Indian arts and
manufs. : b. 1829. ^s., Parnham, Beaminster
R.S.O., Dorset.
ROBINSON, Maj.-Gen. Wellesley Gordon
Walker, OB. (Mil. 18S2), A.S.C. retd. (1892);
Crimea, Perak, Transvaal, Egypt, was D.A.G.
for Reserve Depot at Woolwich 1889-92 : b. 1839.
Res., 1 Whitehall Gdns., S.W.
ROBINSON, William Valentine, C.M.G.
(1896), Clerk to Leg. Assemb. Melbourne, formerly
a journalist in England and Australia : b. 1837.
Res., Melbourne, Victoria.
ROCHE, family name of Fermoy Barony, q.v.
for " Hons." and see below.
ROCHE, Baronet. Sir David Vandeleur
Roche, 2ndBt. (U.K. 1838), a D.L. for Co. Limerick
(High Sheriff 1865) and Vice-Lieut, of the co.
and city, formerly Capt. Clare Militia : son of
1st Bt., b. 1833, sue. 1865, widower (twice; 1st
wife, who died 1871, was a dau. of 3rd Bn.
Clarina). Heir pres., his half-bro. Standish
Deane O'Grady (b. 1845; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Carass, Croom, Limerick.
ROCHE, Knight. Sir George Roche, Kt.
Bach. (1902), ex-Pres. Incorp. Law Soc. (Ireld.),
sen. memb. of the legal firm of Wm. Roche
and Sons : b. 1850, mar. 1874 Pauline, dau. of
the late Christopher Chevers, Esq. Res., 76
Merrion Sq., Dublin.
ROCHE, Hon. Mrs. Alexis, dau. of Vise.
Goschen.
ROCHE, Col. Thomas Horatio de Mont-
morency, D.S.O. (1897), Col. Comdt. R.M.L.I. ;
ROD 547
Egypt, Soudan, Bomb, of Zanzibar, and Benin
Expedn. 1897 : b. 1855.
ROCHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Reginald Harmer, D.D., 101st Bp., late 3rd Bp.
of Adelaide, formerly Examg. Chapl. to Bp.
Westcott (Durham), and Domest. Chapl. to prev.
Bp. of Adelaide : b. 1857, mar. 1895, cons, same
year, transl. to Rochester 1905. Res., Bishop's
House, Kennington Pk., S.E.
ROCHFORT, Col. Alexander Nelson, OB.
(Mil. 1900-1), C.M.G. (1904), Soudan 1885 and S.
Africa 1899-1902, Somalild. 1903-4, was A.D.C.
to l'nd. Viceroy 1882-4, now Insp. of R.H. and F.
Attill. on Staff of Insp. Gen. of the Forces : b.
1850. Res., 89 Piccadilly, W.
ROCHFORT, Hon. Mrs. Horace, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Bridport.
ROCKE, Maj.-Gen. James Harwood, OB.
(Mil. 1882), Kaffraria 1851-3, N.Z. 1863-6, and
Egypt, was Dep. Judge Advoe.-Gen. at Headqrs.
1882-7, ret. 1891 : b. 1829. Kes-> Tenerife, Ex-
mouth, Devon.
ROCKHAMPTON, Bishop op. Rt. Rev.
Nathaniel Dawes, D.D., 1st Bp., prev. Archdn.
and Bp. Coadj. of Brisbane, was Vic. of St.
Mary's Charterhouse 1877-86, formerly a C.E. : b.
1843, mar. 1878, cons, to Brisbane 1889, el. to
Rockhampton 1892. Res., Lis Escop, Rockhamp-
ton, Queensland.
ROCKSAVAGE, Earl of (by courtesy— -title
U.K. 1815), elder son and heir of M. of
Cholmondeley.
RODAKOWSKI, Lady Dora Susan de, dau.
of 6th E. of Southesk.
RODD, Knight. Sir James Rexnell Rodd,
G.C.V.O. (igo5),K.C.M.G. (1899), OB. (Civ. 1897),
B.A., Brit. Min. at Stockholm, was Cons.-Gen. at
Zanzibar 1893, served with 2nd Witu Expedn.,
was Spec. Envoy to Emp. of Abyssinia 1897, has
been Counc. of Emb. at Rome and Sec. of Legat.
at Cairo, formerly at Berlin, Athens, and Paris, is
author of several works : b. 1858, mar. 1894 Lilias
Georgina, dau. of the late Jas. A. Guthrie, Esq.
Res., Brit. Legat., Stockholm; 17 Stratford PI., W.
RODEN, Earl of. William Henry Jocelyn,
6th Earl (Irel.) and a Bt. (Eng.) ; Capt. R.N.
retd. (1892) : 1st cousin of 5th E., grandson of 2nd,
and son of Capt. Hon. Jno. Jocelyn; b. Nov. 5,
1842; sue. 1897; unmrrd. Seats, Tullymore Pk.,
Bryansford, Co. Down ; Dundalk House, Dundalk,
Co. Louth.
Creations. Irel.: Bn. Newport, 1743; Vise. Jocelyn,
1755: E. of Roden, 1771- Eng.: A Bt. 1665.— The
Barony and Viscty. were conferred upon Robt. Jocelyn,
Lord Chancellor of Ireland, the Earldom being awarded
to his son and successor. The late U.K. Barony of
Clanbrassil, giving a seat in the House of Lords, became
extinct on the death of the 5th Earl in 1897, that title
having been first granted to the 3rd Earl, of whom the
present Peer is not a descendant. The 5th Earl, the last
to hold this title, served in the three leading battles in
the Crimea.
Titled Relatives.
{Jocelyn. )
Bro. of present (6th) E. (granted rank of an Earl's
son 1898) :
Hon. Robert Julian Orde J., heir pres. to Earldom
Lt. Col. retired, formerly of L'pool Regt.: b. 1845,
mar. 1882 Ada Maria, dau. of the late Col. Soame G.
Jenyns,C.B. (Hon. Mrs. Julian J.). Res., Davenham
House, Northwich, Cheshire. (2nd heir, his son
Robert Soame, b. 1883.)
Dau. of $th E. (1st cous. once rem. of present) :
Lady Violet Julia Charlotte Maria Walt, b. 1838, mar.,
1st, 1880, Sir Regd. Wm. Proetor-Beauchamp, 5th
Bt., by whom she was divorced 1901 ; 2ndly, 1933,
Hugh Watt, Esq. Res. , 72 Knigh tsbridge, S.W.
Baronetage, Knightage, <i-c.
002
ROD Directory of Peerage, ROL
EODEN, Earl's "Widow. Countess of E.,
nee Hon. Sophia Hothouse, dau. of 1st and last
Bn. Bjoughton, b. 1832, mar. 1851 5th E. of Boden
(d. 1897). JRes., Hyde Hall, Sawbridgeworth
E.S.O., Herts. ; 27 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
EODGEE, Knight. Sir John Pickersgill
Rodger, K.C.M.G. U904), barrister-at-law, Gov. of
Gold Coast, late Brit. Bes. at Selangor, prev. at
Pahang, and Sec. to Govt, of Perak : b. 1851, mar.
1872 Maria, dau. of the late Geo. D. Tyser, Esq.
Res., Accra, Gold Coast.
EODGEE, Maj. Thomas Henderson, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Diamond Eds. Horse; Boer War 1899-
1900: b. i860. Res., Bakeni, Kimberley.
EODNEY, family name of the follg. Barony.
EODNEY, Baron. George Bridges Hari,ey
Dennett Rodney, 7th Bn. (Gt. Br.) and a
Bt., a D.L. for Herefordsh., formerly Capt. 1st
Life Gds. (served in Egyptian and Nile Expedns.)
and Lt.-Col. Lond. Irish Eifle Vols. : son of 6th
Bn. ; b. Feb. 28, 1857; sue. 1864 ((7.) ; mar., 1st,
1891, Hon. Corisande Evelyn Vere Guest (who
obtd. a divorce 1902), dau. of 1st Bn. Wimborne ;
2ndly, 1903, Charlotte Eugenia, dau. of the late
Edmd. Probyn, Esq. Club, Carlton.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1764 ; Bn. Rodney, 1782.
— Adm. Geo. B. Rodney, who had achieved a number of
distinguished victories over the French fleet, was created
a Baronet, Knight of the Bath, and finally a Baron, with
a pension of £2oco a year m himself and his successors.
Titled Relatives.
(Rodney.)
Issue of present (7th) Bn. :
Hon. George Bridges Harley Guest R., heir to
Barony, b. 1891.
Hon. James Henry Bertie R.. 2nd heir, b. 1893.
The deceased Hon. Charles R., b. 1895, d. 1899.
Hon. Francis William R., b. 1896.
Issue of 6th Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
Hon. Patience Annie, now Hon. Mrs. Robert Harley,
b. 1854, mar. 1878 Robt. Wm. Dacre Esq. Res.,
Brampton Brian R.S.O., Herefordsh.
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. Robert William Henry R., formerly Lieut.
Glouc. Yeom., b. 1858, mar. 1882 Henrietta Kathe-
rine Lsetitia, dau. of Hy. B. W. Williams- Wynn,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Robert R.). Res., The Parks,
Thombury R.S.O., Glouc.
EOE, Knight (1). Sir Charles Arthur Roe,
Kt. Bach. (1897), M.A., LL.D., late Senior Judge
of Ch. Ct. Punjab and Vice-Chanc. Punj. Univ.,
ent. B.C.S. 1863 : b. 1841, widower. Res., 1 Holy-
well, Oxford.
EOE, Knight (2). Sir Thomas Roe, Kt. Bach.
(1894), M.P. for Derby (£.), Vice-Pres. Assoc.
Munic. Corpns., Govg. Dir. of Eoe's Timber Co„
has been twice Mayor of Derby : b. 1832, mar.
1903 Emily, dau. of the lateMathew Kirtley, Esq.
Res., 208 Osmaston Ed., Litchurch, Derby;
Ventnor, LW.
EOE, Dep. Surg.-Gen. Samuel Black, C.B.
(Mil. 1881), B.A., Crimea, Mutiny, Afghn., and
S. Africa 1881, ret. 1890; High Sheriff of Cavan
1892-4, is a D.L. : b. 1830. Res., Ballyconnell
House, Belturbet, Co. Cavan.
EOFEEY, James, C.B. (Mil. 1882), late Ch.
Insp. of Machinery B.N., served in China 1854
and Egypt 1882, ret. i838. Res., Pallant House,
Havant, Hants.
EOGEES, Knight (1). Sir Hallewell Rogers,
Kt. Bach. (1904), Lord Mayor of Birmingham
(1902-4) on H.M.'s visit at date of promotion, a
manufacturer : b. 1864, mar. 1885 Lydia, dau. of
Thos. Smith, Esq., of Edgbaston. Res., Greville
Lodge, Edgbaston, B'ham.
EOGEES) Knight (2) and Pacha. Lt.-Col. Sir
John Godfrey Rogers, K.CJVLG- (1898), D.S.O.
(1887), B.A., M.B., A.M.S. retd. (1892)., served m
Afghanistan 1878-81, Egypt, Nile, Soudan, and at
Suakin, late Dir.-Gen. Sanit. Dept.Egypt : b. 185G,
mar. 1883 Edith Louisa Julia, dau. of the late
Maj. W. H. E. Sykes. Club, Jun. IT. Serv.
EOGEES, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir Eobert
Gordon Rogers, K.C.B. (Mil. 1899), LA. Super-
mini. List, served in ITmbeyla 1863, Lundkhor
Valley, Hazara 1868, Jowaki, Afghanistan
1878-80, and Egypt, was an A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria : b. 1832, mar. 1855 Catherine, dau. of
Capt. Jas. Bance, E.N. Res., 11 Circus, Bath.
EOGEES, Knight (4)- Sir Eobert Har-
greaves Rogers, Kt. Bach. (1897), a merchant in
the City, Gov. of Christ's Hosp., Aid. and Lieut,
for City of London, Sheriff 1896-7 : b. 1850, mar.
1877 Jane, dau. of Wm. Stark, Esq. Res., Marl
House, Bexley, Kent.
EOGEES, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, granddau. of
2nd Bn. Heytesbury.
EOGEES, Lt.-Col. Frederick Arthur, D.S.O.
(1890), I. M.S., Burma 1885-9 and Chin-Lushai :
b. 1861. '
EOGEES, Col. George William, D.S.O. (1889),
LA. retd. dgo2); Lushai Expedn. 1871-2, Afghn.
1878-80, and Sikkim 1888, was D.A.A.G. Bengal
1884-6: b. 1843. Res., Kenford, Dry Hall Ed.,
Tonbridge.
EOGEES, Lt.-Col. John Middleton, D.S.O.
(igco-1), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 2nd Co. of Lond.
Imper. Yeom., late 1st Drgns. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1864. Res., Eiverhill House, Sevencaks.
EOHEWEGEE, Frank, C.M.G. (1899), bar-
rister-at-law, Police Magistrate in Lagos Protec-
torate, and has acted Colon. Sec, Ch. Justice,
and Gov. : b. 1859. Club, Isthmian.
EOKEBY Barony (Irel. 1777)— extinct 1883 on
death of 6th Bn. (surname Robinson-Montagu).
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. MagJalen, now Hon. Mrs. Gerald Wellesley,
V.A., an Extra Woman of the Bedchamber to
the late Queen: b. 1831, mar. 1856 tha late Very
Rev. Hon. Gerald son of 1st Bn. Cowley, q.v.
Hon. Elizabeth {Robinson-) Montagu, b. 1840. Res.,
Farnham Cottage, Farnham Royal R.S.O., Bucks.
EOLFE (NEVILLE-), Vice-Adm. Ernest, C.B.
(Mil. 1884), Ashanti 1873, Congo Pirates, Egypt,
Soudan, &c, late a Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Vic-
toria, ret. 1903 : b. 1847. 167 Victoria. St.,
S.W.
EOLFE (NEVILLE-), Eustace, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), Brit. Consul-Gen. at Naples : b. 1845
(elder bro. of preceding). Res., Brit. Consulate-
Gen., Naples.
EOLLE, Lady Gertrude Jane, dau. of 19th
E. of Morion (q.v.) and wife of the following.
EOLLE, Hon. Mark George Kerr, son of
19th Bn. Clinton (q.v.), who assumed 1853 the
name of Eolle in lieu of Trefusis.
EOLLESTON, Knight. Sir John Fowke
Lancelot Rolleston, Kt. Bach. (1897), M.P. for
Leicester (C), a D.L. for Leicestersh., Dir. of
Leic. Banking Co., late Pres. Counc. of Sur-
veyors' Inst., is Chmn. Leicester Conserv. Assoc. :
b. 1848, mar. 1892, 2nd wife, Eliza, dau. of the late
Capt. Geo. Morant. Res., The Grange, Glen
Parva, Leicester; 54 Curzon St., May fair, W.;
offices, 5 Waterloo PL, S.W.
EOLLESTON, Lady Charlotte Emma Maud,
sist. of 12th E. of Camwath, and wife of foLlg.
EOLLESTON, Col. Lancelot, D.S.O. (1902),
Lt.-Col.andHon. Col. Sth. Notts. Imper. Yeom.; S.
Africa 1899-1900, was High Sheriff of Notts. 1877 :
b. 1847, mar. 1882 the preceding, lies., Watnall
Hall, Nottingham ; Toynton, Spilsby, Lines.
EOLLIT, Knight. Sir Albert Kave Rollit,
Kt. Bach. (1885), B.A., LL.D., F.E.A.S., F.Z.S.,
M.P. for S. Islington (G.), steamship owner and
underwriter, a D.L. for W. Eid. and City of
York, also for Liberty of the Tower of London, a
Lieut, of the City, Pres. Assoc. Chambers of
Commerce, an Elder Brother of Trinity Hou-se.
a memb. of the Senate of Lond. Univ., a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus., Hon. Lt.-Col. Humber Div.
Submar. Miners (E.E. Mil.), &c, has been Sheriff
and twice Mayor of Hull : b. 1842, mar. 1896, 3rd
husb. to 2nd wife, Mary Duchess of Sutherland
(q.v.), widow of 3rd Duke. lies.. The "Willows,
Windsor; Gulrain, Eoss-sh. (.' post-tDwn) ;
45 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
EOLLO, family name of the Barony following.
EOLLO, Baron. John Eogerson Hollo,
10th Bn. (Scot.), sits as Bn. Dunning (U.K.) ;
M.A., formerly a Scot. Eepres. Peer (1860-8), is a
D.L. for Cos. Dumfries and Perth : son of 9th
Bn. ; b. Oct. 24, 1835 ; sue. 1852, cr. Imper. Bn.
1869 (L.U.) ; mar. 1857 his cousin Agnes Bruce,
dau. of Lt.-Col. Eobt. K. Trotter. Seats, Duncrub
Castle, Dunning E.S.O., Perthsh. ; Dumcrieff
House, Moffat, Dumfriessh. ; Wilmington, Eyde,
I.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Rollo, x6«?r. U.K. : Bn. Dun-
ning, 1869.— Sir Andrew Rollo (Kt.) was created Ld.
Rollo, having received his knighthood from James VI.
The 4th Ld. was implicated in the rebellion of 1715, but
surrendered and was pardoned. His successor was a
Brigadier-General in the 1st American War.
itled Relatives.
(Rollo.)
Issue of present (loth) Bn. (himself sole issue of
9th) :
Hon. Agnes Catharine, now Hon. Mrs. Gore Browne,
b. 1858, mar. 1883 Rev. Robt. M. Gore B. Res.,
Leckhampstead Rect., Buckingham.
Master of Rollo, heir to Barony : Hon. William
Charles Wordsworth R., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
3rd Batt. Black Watch (Roy. Perth Mil.), b. i860,
mar. 1882 Mary Eleanor (Hon. Mrs. Rollo), dau.
of Beaumt.W. Hotham, Esq., grandson of 2nd Bn.
Hotham. Res., Marshall's Manor, Maresfield,
TTckfield, Sussex.
Hon. Eric Norman R., 2nd heir, an Insp. of Bd. of
Agric. : b. 1861, mar. i383 Constance Maud, dau. of
Hy. B. Hohler, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Eric R.). Club,
Wellington.
Hon. Constance Agnes R., b. 1862.
The late Hon. Herbert Evelyn R., b. 1864, d. 1803.
Hon. Bernard Francis R., M.A., Manager of Lond.
Branch of Nat. Bank of Egypt, late of the head
bank at Alexandria: b. i863. Res., Keltie Castle,
Dunning R.S.O., Perthsh ; i\ Buckingham St.,
Strand, W.C.
Hon. Cecily Agatha Agnes R., b. 1370.
Hon. Gilbert de St. Croix R., b. 1872, mar. 1904
Margaret Freda Evelyn, dau. of Robt. C. Antrobus,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Gilbert R.)
The deceased Hon. Elizabeth R , b. 1874, d. 1875.
Son of 8th Bn. (uncle of present) :
(The late gth Baron, b. 1809, d. 1852.)
Gen. Hon. Sir Robert R., K.C.B.-see "Rollo, Kt."
EOLLO, Hon. Lady— see follg.
EOLLO, Knight and Peer's Son. Gen. the
Hon. Sir Eobert Rollo, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), for-
merly of 42nd Highldrs., was sent on special
mission to Tripoli 1846, served in Crimea, and
has been A.A.G, and Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. in
Canada, ret. 1881, and is Col, Black Watch : sqn
of 8th Bn. Eollo, b. 1814, mar. 1851 Harriet Anne
(Hon. Lady Eollo), dau. of Gen. Sir Hy. E.
Ferguson-Davie, 1st Bt. (Hon. Lady R.). Res.,
Strath Earn House, Bournemouth.
EOLLO, Master of, courtesy-title of heir to
preceding Barony
EOLLS, family name of Llangattock Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
EOMEE, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Et. Hon.
Sir Eobert Romer, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1899), G.C.B.
(Civ. 1901 ; Kt. Bach. 1890), M.A., F.E.S., a Lord
J ustice of Appeal, late a Judge of Chanc. Div. High
Ct., once a memb. of Bar Cmttee. and Exam,
in Civ. Law to Cambridge LTniv., appd. Q,.C.
1881 : b. 1840, mar. 1864 Bettie, dau. of the late
Mark Lemon, Esq., Editor of Punch. Res.,
Gt. Hormead Bury, Buntingford E.S.O., Herts. ;
27 Harrington Gdns., Gloucester Ed., S.W. ;
chamb., 357 Eoy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
EOMEE, Col. Frederick Charles, C.M.G.
(1901), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 6th Batt. Lanes.
Fus. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1, now an Assist. Dir.
"for Militia Servs. : b. 1854. Res., 7 Park PL, St.
James's St., S.W.
EOMILLY, family name of the follg. Barony.
EOMILLY, Baron. William Gaspard Guy
Romilly, 4th Bn. (U.K.), a minor : son of 3rdBn. ;
b. March 8, 1899; sue. 1905. No heir. Seat,
Porthkerry, Barry, Glamorg. ; town res., 77
HarleySt., W. 5 "
Creation. U.K.: Bn. Romilly, i866.-This title was
first conferred upon the Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. Romilly, son
of the eminent philanthropist and statesman Sir Saml
Romilly, and himself successively Attorney-General and
Master of the Rolls.
Titled Relatives.
Romilly )
Sole issue of 3^ Bn. (himself sole issue of 2nd) :
Present Baron, b. 1899.
Suiviving issue of 1st Bn. (gt. aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1835, d. 1891. Son :
The late 3rd Baron, b. 1866, d. 1905.)
Hon. Anne, now Hon. 3Irs. Clement Swanston,
b. 1837, mar. 1861 the late Clem. Tudwav S . Esa
Q.C., F.R.S. (d. 1879). * °" -rjh<1"
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Lady Nicholson (q.v , Kt 's
Wd ]'rhA 1J&1' mar- l864 the late Gen. Sir Lothian
N.. KC.B. (d. 1893). Res., Parkland Cottage,
Ockley, Dorking.
Hon. Lucy Henrietta, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Crompton, b. 1848, mar. 1870 Henry C, Esq., son
of Hon. Mr. J ustice Crompton. Res. , Churt House,
Farnham, Surrey.
— - Daus.-in-laiv :
[Hon. Mrs. Henry R. (Edith, dau. of Benson Rath-
bone, Esq. L mar., ist, 1878, the late Hon. Henry .ft
(d. i885) ; 2ndly, 1889, Prof. Thos. N. Toller-forfeit-
ing her title. Res., 13 Mauldeth Rd., Withington,
Manchester.]
Hon. Mrs. Arthur ft. (Flora, dau. of the late Prof
Schellbach, of Berlin), mar. 1877 the late Hon
Arthur ft (d. 1884). Res., 13 Schbnberger Strasse!
Berlin, S.W.
EOMILLY, Baron's Widow. The Lady E.
(Violet Edith, dau. of Sir Philip Le B. Grey-
Eg'erton, nth Bt., and of Hon. Lady G,-E.), mar,
1897, 3rd Bn. Eomilly (d. 1905). Ras., with her
son the present Bn.
EOMILLY, Lady Arabella Charlotte, dau
of 6th E. of Southesk.
EOMILLY, Capt. Bertram Henry Samuel
D.S.O. (1902), Scots Gds.; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1878 (son of preceding).
EOMILLY, Col. Frederick William, C.B,
(Mil. 1901), D.S.O. (1886), corndg. Scots Gds ;
Egypt 1882, Nile, Soudan, g, Africa 1900, was
D.A.A G- Maltja 1899^3, late Mil. Sec. to Gov. of
Madras : b. 1854. Res., 5 Hobart PL, Eaton Sa.
S.W. ^
550 ROM
BOMNEY (pron. Bumny), Earl of. Charles
Marsham, 5th Earl (U.K.) and a Bt., a D.L.
for Kent, late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt.
Beds. Begt. (Mil.) : son. of 4th E. ; b. Oct. 25,
1864 ; sue. 1905 (C); mar. 1850 Anne Louisa, dau.
of Sir Edwd. H. Scott, 5th Bt. of Lytchett
Minster. Seat, Gayton Hall, Lynn, Norfolk ; town
res., 4 Upper Belgrave St., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1663. (it. Br.: Bn. of Bomney,
1716 U.K.: E. of Bomney and Vise. Marsham, 1801.—
Sir Bobt. Marsham. 5th Bt., M.P., was granted the
Barony and appointed Governor of Dover Castle, the
3rd Bn. being advanced to the Earldom, after entertain-
ing George III. and Queen Charlotte at his seat.
Titled Belatives.
{Marsham.)
Issue of present {5th) E. :
Vise. Marsham, heir to Earldom : Charles 3/., b. 1892.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Reginald.)
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bros. and sist. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Earl, b. 1864.)
Hon. Reginald Hastings M., Maj. 7th Hussars,
served in S. Africa : Id. 1863.
Lady Florence Mary Constance, now Lady F. Hare,
b. 1868, mar. 1891 Sir Geo. B. Leigh H., 3rd Bt., q.v.
Hon. Sydney Edward M., b. 1879.
Issue of 3rd E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
Lady Margaret M., b. 1834. Res., Weaveriog House,
Maidstone.
Lady Mary M., b. 1840. Res., with preceding.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1841, d. 1905.)
Bev. the Hon. John M., B.A., b. 1842, mar. 1866
Penelope Jane, dau. of the late Rev. Wm. W. Hume
(Hon. Mrs. John M.). Res., Barton Seagrave Beet.,
Kettering, N'thants.
Hon. Henry M., formerly Lieut. Bine Brigade,
b. 1845.
Lady Anne M., b. 1846. Res., with sists. above.
Issue of 2nd E. (gt. uncle of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1808, d. 1874. )
Hon. Robert Marxhtim-Townshend, M.A., F.S.A., !
F.R.G.S., F.G.S., a D.L. for Kent, formerly Attache i
at Rio and Lieut. Kent Artill. Mil. : k 1834, as-
sumed 1893 the addit. name of Townshend, mar. ,
1877 Clara Catherine, dau. of the late Rev. Geo. B.
Paley (Hon. Mrs. M.-T.). Res., Frognal, Foot's
Cray, Kent ; 5 Chesterfield St., Mayfair, YV.
B.OMNEY, Eyrl's Widow. Dowager Countess I
of B., nee Lady Frances Augusta Constance Muir- 1
Campbell-Rawdon-Hastings, dau. of 2nd M. of !
Hastings and 21st Bnss. Grey de Buthyn; mar.
1863 4th E. of Bomney (d. 1905).
BONALDSHAY, Earl of (by courtesy— title \
U.K. 1892), elder surviving son and heir of M. of
Zetland;
BOOKWOOD, Baron's Widow. The Lady B.
(Sophia Harriet Selwin-Ibbetson, dau. of the late
Maj. Digby Lawrell, of Jersey), mar. 1900, as 3rd
wife, 1st and only Bn. Bookwood, formerly Und.
See. for Home Dept., Financ. Sec. to Treasury,
&c. (d. 1902). Res., 62 Prince's Gt., S.W.
BOOME, Gen. Frederick, C.B. (Mil. 1887),
LA. Supernum. List ; Crimea, Mutiny, Abyts.,
and Afghn. : b. 1829. Res., Stretton, Warrington.
BOOS of BELVOIB (pron. Beevor), Lord (by
courtesy — title U.K. 1896), only surviving son and
heir of Bn. Manners of Haddon, and eventual
heir to Butland Dukedom (q.v.).
BOOS OF KENDAL, &c, Baron (temp.
Edward I.)— see " Pembroke, E. of."
BOPEB, Henry Basil, I.S.O. (i903),Ch.Insp. of
Prisons for Cape Col., prev. a Civ. Commissr., &c:
b. 1846. Re.:., Kenilworth, Cape Col.
BOPNEB, Baronet. Col. Sir (Ejiil Hugo
Oscar) Bobert Ropner, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1904; Kt.
Bach. 1902), V.D., M.P. for Stock ton-on-Tees ( C),
a D.L. for Co. Durham (High Sheriff 1896), and
Hon. Col., formerly Lt.-Col. comdg., 1st Yol.
Batt. Durham L.I., is a steamship owner and
shipbuilder, was Mayor of Stockton 1892-3 : son
of Henry Bopner, Esq., of Magdeburg; b. 1838,
mar. 1858 Mary Anne, dau. of the late Jno. Craik,
Esq. Heir, his son John Henry (b. i860 ; present
2nd heir, next son, Emil Hugo Oscar Bobert, b.
1862). Seats, Preston Hall, Stockton-on-Tees;
Skutterskelfe Hall, Hutton Budby, Yorks.
BOSCOE, Knight. Sir Henry Enfield Roscoe,
Kt. Bach. (1884), D.C.L., LL.D., F.B.S., formerly
M.P. and Prof, of Chemistry in Owens Coll. Man-
chester ; is Yice-Chanc. Lond. Univ., an Emeritus
Prof., a memb. of Senate, formerly Exam, in
i Science to Sci. and Art Dept. S. Kens. ; Pres.
! Brit. Assoc. 1887, of Chem. Soc. of London 1880,
of Lit. and Philosoph. Soc. of Manchester 1882 :
j b. 1833, mar. 1863 Lucy, dau. of Edmd. Potter,
! Esq., F.B.S. Res., Woodcote Lodge, Horsley,
+ Leatherhead, Surrey; 10 Bramham Gdns., Earl's
Ct., S.W.
BOSE, Baronet of Montreal. Sir Cyril
\ Stanley Rose, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1872), son of 2nd
Bt., b. 1874, sue. 1902. Heirpres., his uncle Charles
! Day R., M.P. (b. 1847; 2n<i neir> latter's son
Frank Stanley, b. 1877). Club, Conservative.
BOSE, Baronet of Rayners. Sir Philip
j Frederick Rose, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1874), a partner
! in firm of Bose and Co., solicitors ; is a D.L. for
Bucks. (High Sheriff 1898) : son of 1st Bt., b. 1843,
sue. 1883, mar. 1866 Bosa Anne, dau. of the late
Bev. Wm. Wollaston Pym. Heir, his son Capt.
i Philip Vivian R. (b. 1869; 2nd heir, latter's son
Philip Humphrey Vivian, b. 1903). Seat, Bay-
ners, Penn, High Wycombe ; chambers, to Victoria
St., S.W.
BOSE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady R. of Montreal— see Mchnss. of Tweed-
dale. — (2) Lady- R. of Montreal (Katherine
i Elizabeth, dau. of Alex. MacAlister, Esq.), mar.
1868 Sir William Bose, 2nd Bt. (d. 1902). Res.,
Bock House, Farnham, Surrey,
i BOSE, Knight's Widow. Lady R. (Charlotte
! Giace, dau. of the late Capt. Winterton Snow),
mar. 1857, as 2nd wife, Sir William Anderson Bose, j
Lord Mayor of London 1862-3, and an M.P. (d.
1881). Res., Villa Meynell, Nice.
I BOSE, Lady Cecilia, dau. of 3rd Earl Cath- j
J cart.
BOSE, Edward, C.V.O. (1900), late Assist, or |
I Acting Commissr. in N.W. Provs. and at Gorakh-
! pur and Agra, in LC.S, 1868-1901 : b. 1845.
I Ashleigh, Shortlands, Bromley, Kent.
BOSE, George Pringlk, CLE. (1892), an
Exec. Engr. in Works Dept., India, was lent to the
Nizam of Hyderabad's Govt. 1895 : b. 1855.
BOSE, Col. Henry Metcalfe, D.S.O. (1887),
LA., Afghn. 1879-80, Ind. campaigns 1886-91,
now comdg. 3rd Brigade of 9th Div. India : b.
1848. Res., Bangalore.
BOSE, Capt. Thomas Allen, D.S.O. (1902),
Boy. Scots. Fus. ; S. Nigeria 1901-2, is with W.
Afr. Force : b. 1874.
BOSEBEBY, Earl of. Archibald Philip
Primrose, 5th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt., sits as Baron
Bosebery (U.K.); K.G. (1892), K.T. (1895),
P.O. (Gt. Br. 1881), V.D., D.C.L., LL.D., F.B.S.,
F.S.A. ; Lord Lieut, of Cos. Edinburgh and Lin-
lithgow, Chanc. of Lond. Univ., Brig, of Boy.
Co. of Archers, Hon. Col. 8th Vol. Batt. Boy.
Scots and of 1st Midlothn. Garr. Artill., an
Elder Bro. of Trinity House ; has been Premier,
Sec. for For. Affairs (twice), Lord Pres. of
Council, Lord Privy Seal, First Commissr. of
ROS
Works, also Lord Rect. of Aberd., Edinb., and
Glasg. TJnivs. and ist Chmn. L.C.C. : son of late
Lord Dalmeny and grandson of 4th E. ; b. May 7,
1847 ; sue. i858 (L.) .; mar. 1878 the late Hannah,
dau. of Bn. Meyer A. de Rothschild (she died
1890). Seats, Dalmeny House, Edinburgh ; Rose-
bery, Gorebridge R.S.O., Midlothn. ; Mentmore,
Bucks., nr. Leighton Buzzard; The Durdans,
Epsom; Possillipo, nr. Naples; town res., 38
Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1651 ; Vise. Rosebery and Bn.
Primrose and Dalmeny, 1700 ; E. of Rosebery and Vise.
Inverkeithing, 1703. U.K. : Bn. Rosebery, 1828. " Ld.
Dalmauy " is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.— Archibd.
Primrose, 4th son of the ist Bt. and M. P. for Co. Edin-
burgh, obtained the whole of the Scottish Peerage titles.
The Baronetcy followed the eider line, in which a Viscty.
of Primrose was created ; but on the decease of the 3rd
Vise, and 5th Bt. that Viscty. lapsed, and the Baronetcy
went to the 2nd Earl. The U.K. Barony was awarded to
the 4th Earl.
Titled Relatives.
(Primrose.)
Issue of present ($th) E. :
Lady Sibyl Myra Caroline, now Lady S. Grant, b.
1879, mar. 1503 Capt. Charles John Cecil G.,
son of Lt.-Gen. Sir Robt. Grant, G.C.B.
Lady Margaret Etrenne Hannah, now Ctss. of
Crewe, b. 1881, mar. 1899, as 2nd wife, ist Earl of C,
q.v.
Lord Dalmexy, heir to Earldom: Albert Edward
Harry Mayer Archibald P., late 2nd Lieut. Gren.
Gds., b. 1882 (Jan.).
Hon. Neil James Archibald P., 2nd heir, b. 1882 (Dec).
Surviving sists. of present E. (granted rank of Earl's
daus. 1868) :
Lady Mary Catherine Constance, now Lady M. Hope,
b. 1844, mar. 1885 Henry Walter //..Esq., gt. grand-
son o 2nd E. of Hopetoun. Res. , Luffness, Aber-
lady, Haddingtonsh.
Lady Constance Evelyn, now The Lady Leconfield
(q.v., Bn.'s Wid.), b. 1846, mar. 1867 2nd Bn. L. (d.
1901).
(Present Earl, b. 1847.)
ROSEHILL, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn. Rose-
hill and Inglismaldie, Scot. 1639), son and heir of
the Earl of Northesk.
ROSMEAD, Baron. Hercules ArthurTejiple
Bobinson, 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., Maj. 6th
Batt. Lanes. Eus. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. Roy.
Irish Eus., served in Zululd. i833, in Boor War
1900 as A.D.C., and again 1902: son of 1st
Bn. ; b. Nov. 6, i855 ; sue. 1897 (C.) ; mar. 1891
Hon. Edith Louisa Handcock, dau. of 4th Bn.
Castlemaine. Res., Moorlands, Ascot, Berks ; 10
Keasington Gdns. Terr., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1891; Bn. Rosmead, 1896.—
TheRt. Hon. Sir HeroulesG. R. Robinson, G. CM. G., who
became ist Bn., Avas successively Governor of a number
of Colonies, including Ceylon, New South Wales, Njw
Zealand, and the Cape, there being shortly added to this
last appointment that of High Commissioner of South
Africa.
Titled Relatives.
(RoMnson.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Edith Norah Florence R., b. 1393.
Hon. Hercules Edward Joseph R., heir to Barony,
b. 1895. (No 2nd heir.)
non. Nea Kathleen Elizabeth Clare R. , b. 1393.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Norah Augusta Maud, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Durant, b. 1857, mar. 1887, 2ud husb., Chas. Rd. D.,
Esq. Ris., 13 Egerton Gdns., Brompton Rd., S.W.
Hon. Neredah Leeta, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Daw-
kins, b. i85d, mar. i387 Lt.-Col. Chas. Tyrwhitt D.,
C.M.G., q.v.
(Present Baron, b. i856.)
ROSPIGLIOSI, Principessa Camillo, dau. of
8th E. of Newburgh.
ROS 551
ROSS, Baronet. Sir Charles Henry Augus-
tus Frederick Lockhart Boss, 9th Bt. (Scot.
1672), a D.L. for Ross and Cromarty, Maj. in
Lovat's Scouts : son of 8th Bt., b. 1872, sue. 1883,
mar. 1901, 2nd wife (divorced by 1st), Patricia
Ellison, of Kentucky. Heir pres., his 2nd cousin
once rem. Alexander Haldane Farquharson (b.
1867 ; 2nd heir, latter's uncle and Bt.'s 2nd cousin,
Maj. Victor Alexander Farquharson, b. 1853).
Seat, Balnagowan Castle, Tain, Ross-shire ; Bon-
nington House, Lanarks. ( 1 post-town). — For
Low. Lady see "Ross (Lockhart-)."
ROSS, Bishop of— see " Cork " and "Moray."
ROSS, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Alexander
George Boss, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), LA. Supernum.
List, Col. 51st Sikhs; served in Mutiny, Abyss.
1868, and various Ind. campaigns 1877-97 : b. 1840,
mar. 1870 Emma Walwyn, dau. of the late Lt.-
Gen. Geo. E. Gowan, C.B. Bes., 16 Hamilton
Rd., Ealing, W.
ROSS, Knight (2I. Col. Sir Edward Charles
Ross, Kt. Bach. (1892), C.S.I. (1882), LA. Supern.
List, served in Mutiny, formerly Polit. Agent
and Cons, at Muscat, Res. in Persian Gulf, Cons.-
Gen. for Fars, &c. : b. 1836, mar. 1862 Sarah,
dau. of Col. C. S. Whitehill. Bes., 8 Beaufort
Rd., Clifton, Bristol.
ROSS, Knight (3), Lt.-Col. Sir John— see "Ross
of Bladensburg."
ROSS, Knight's Widow. Lady if. (Matilda,
dau. of E. M. Elderton, Esq.), mar. 1856 Gen. Sir
Campbell C. G. Ross, K.C.B. (d. 1892). Bes.,
Shandwick, Cumberland Rd., St. Albans.
ROSS, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. John Boss, P.C.
(Irel. 1902), LL.B., Land Judge in the Chancery
Div. Ireland and a Commissr. of Charity Endow-
mts., appd. Q.C. 1891, an M.P. 1892-5: b. 1854,
mar. 1882. Bes., Dunmoyle, Six Mile Cross
R.S.O., Co. Tyrone ; 65 Fitzwilliam Sj.., Dublin.
ROSS &c, Viscount (Scot. 1706)— see "Buc-
cleuch, D. of."
ROSS, Alexander Carnegie, C.B. (Civ. 1900),
I M.A., Ph.D., advocate, Brit. Cons, for Argentina,
prev. at Lorengo Marques and at Quilimane,
Mozambique: b. 1839. Bes., Brit. Consulate,
Buenos Aires ; Birsemohr, Aboyne R.S.O.,
Aberdeensh.
ROSS, Maj. Charles (1), D.S.O. (1900-1), Norf.
Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, now Com. of a Co. of
Gentn. Cadets at Roy. Mil. Acad. : b. 1864.
ROSS, Maj. Charles (2), D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roberts's Horse ; Canad. Rebelln. 1885, S. Africa
1900 : b. 1857.
ROSS, Lieut. H. F. C, D.S.O. (1902), Corps of
Guides in S. Africa 1902.
ROSS, Roderick, M.V.O. (4th cl. 1905^, Chf.
Const, of Edinburgh.
ROSS, Maj. Ronald, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
F.R.S., F.R.C.S., late I.M.S., Burma i836,
investigated and discovered the Malarial Mos-
quito, now Walter Myers Professor at Liverpool
School of Tropical Medicine: b. 1857. ^es-i
The University, Liverpool.
ROSS, Lt.-Col. Walter Charteris, C.B. (Mil. ■
1900-1). late Durh. L.I. ; Afghn. 1879-80 and
S. Africa 1899-1900, has been Assist. Mil. Sec.
Bombay and Punjab: b. 1857. Bes., Cromarty
House, Cromartv, N.B. ; 8 Victoria Pk., Dover.
ROSS, William Munro, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
Senior Engineer R.N.R. : b. 1856. Bes., 9 Hamp-
ton Rd., Forest Gt., E.
ROSS (LOCKHART.), Baronet's Widow.
Lady L.»B. (Rebecca Sophia, dau. of the lat©
Baronetage, Knightage, <tc.
552 ROS Directory
Henry Barnes, Esq.), mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, Sir
Charles W. F. A. (Lockhart-) Boss, 8th Bt. (d.
1883). Res., Scotsburn, Boss-sh. (! post-town) .
*** This lady's husband did not use the surname
Lockhart, but it had been prefixed by the 6th Bt., and
the widow revives it.
BOSS of BLADENSBUBG, Hon. Lady, dau.
of 10th Vise. Massereene and Ferrard (q.v.) and
wife of the following.
BOSS of BLADENSBUBG, Knight. Lt.-Col.
Sir John Foster George Boss of B., K.C.B.
(Civ. 1903), served in Soudan 1883 with Cold-
stream Gds., was A.D.C. to two Lords Lieut, in
Ireld., is a D.L. for Co. Down and Ch. Commissr.
Dubl. Metrop. Police : b. 1848, mar. 1870 his 1st
cousin, the preceding Lady. Bes., Bosstrevor
House, Newry, Co. Down ; also in Dublin.
BOSSE, Earl of. Laurence Parsons, 4th
Earl (L-el.) and a Bt., K.P. (1890), D.C.L.,
L.L.D., F.B.S., an Irish Bepres. Peer (el. 1868),
Lieut, of King's Co. (High Sheriff 1867), Chanc. of
Dublin Univ. and on the Senate of Boy. Univ. of
Ireld., late Pres. of Boy. Irish Acad, and of Boy.
Dublin Soc. : son of 3rd E. ; b. Nov. 17, 1840 ;
sue. 1867 (C.) ; mar. 1870 Hon. Prances Cassandra
Harveu-Haiuke, dau. of 4th Bn. Hawke. Seat,
Birr Castle, Parsonstown, King's Co. ; Womers-
ley Pk. , Pontefract.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1677 ; Bn. Oxmantown,
1792; E. of Rosse, 1806.— Laurence Parsons, 3rd son of
the 3rd Bt. and M.P. for Co. Longford, was promoted
to the Barony and Earldom, remainder being given to
his nephew the 4th Bt. The 2nd Earl had repre-
sented Dublin University and Co. Longford in the Irish
Parliament, and after the Union the latter constituency
in the Imperial Legislature. The 3rd Earl will be long
renowned in scientific annals for the astronomical dis-
coveries effected by means of his enormous reflecting
telescope, of which the mirror is six feet in diameter
and weighs three tons, whilst the tube is 55 feet in
length.
Titled Relatives.
(Parsons.)
Issue of present (4th) E.:
Lord Oxmantown, heir to Earldom : William Edward
P., B.A., Capt. Irish Gds. : b. 1873, mar. 1905 Lois,
dau. of Cecil Lister-Kay e, Esq., and Lady Beatrice
L.-K.
Hon. Geoffry Laurence P., M.A., 2nd heir, b. 1374.
The deceased Hon. Richard P., b. & d. 1875.
Lady Muriel Frances Mary P., b. 1876.
Surviving issue of yd E. (bros. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1840.)
Rev. the Hon. Randal P., M.A., Rect. of Sandhurst
and Rur. Dean of Sonning : b. 1848, mar. 1876
Eleanor Victoria, dau. of Rt. Rev. Bp. Maekarness,
formerly Bp. of Oxford (Hon. Mrs. Randal P.).
Res., Sandhurst Rect., Wokingham, Berks.
Hon. Richard Clere P., M.A., b. 1851, mar. 187^ Agnes
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Jno. F. La-Trobe-
Bateman, Esq., F.R.S. (Hon. Mrs. Richard P.).
Res.,&8 Prince s Gdns., S.W., and 39 Victoria St.,
S.W.
Hon. Charles Algernon P., C.B. (Civ. 1904), M.A.,
D. Sc., F.R.S. , b. 1854 mar. 1883 Katherine, dau. of
Wm. Bethell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Charles P.). Res.,
Holeyn Hall, Wylam R.S.O.,N'thumb.
BOSSLYN, Earl of. James Francis Harry
St.-Clair-Erskine, 5th Earl {U.K.) and a Bt.
{Scot.) ; a D.L. for Fifeshire, Priv. Sec. (unpaid)
to Sec. for Scotld., late Capt. of Fifesh. Lt. Horse
Vols., formerly 2nd Lieut. Boy. Horse Gds.,
recently on the stage, was 1900 War Corresp. in
S. Africa to the Daily Mail: son of 4th E. ; b.
March 16, 1869 ; sue. 1890 {€'.): mar,, 1st (same
year), Violet Aline, dau. of Bobt. C. de G. Vyner,
Esq., but obtained a divorce against her 1902 (she
then married Mr. Chas. Jarrott) ; 2ndly, 1905,
Anna Robinson, an American actress. lies.,
U Norfolk St., Park Ln., W,
of Peerage, ROS
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Loughborough, 1795. U.K. :
E. of Rosslyn, 1801. Scot. : A Be. 1666.— The 1st Bn. was
Alexander Wedderburn, who became Lord Chancellor of
Gt. Britain (his first title, granted 1780, rau " Bn. Lough-
borough of Loughborough, Co. Leicester," but he ob-
tained a new patent in 1735 granting him the like
Barony as of "Loughborough, Co. Surrey"). The Earl-
dom came to him six years later. On his decease his
titles, with the exception of the earlier Barony, passed
by special remainder to his nephew Sir J as. Si.-Clair-
Erskine, 6th Bt., a descendant of the 10th Ld. Sinclair.
The 4th Earl was four times High Commissr. to the
Church of Scotland.
Titled Relatives.
(St.-Clair-Erskine.)
Issue of present {5th) E. :
Lady Rosabelle Millicent St.-G.-E., b. 1891.
Lord Loughborough, heir to Earldom : Francis
Edward Soudamore St.-G.-E., b. i8.;2. (2nd luir,
his uncle Hon. Alexander.)
Issue of 4'h E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Millicent Fanny, now Dchss. of Sutherland, b.
1867, mar. 1884 4th Duke of S., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1869.)
Hon. (Alexander) FitzRoy St.-C.-E., b. 1870, mar.
1905 the widow of a Mr. Cross (Hon. Mrs. FitzRoy
Erskine).
Lady Sibyl Mary, now Gtss. of Westmorland, b. 1871,
mar. 1892 13th Earl of W., q.v.
Lady Angela Selina Blanche, now Lady A. Forbes,
b. 1876, mar. 1896 Lt.-Col. Jas. Stewart F.
BOSSLYN, Earl's Widow. Dowager Countess
of B. (Blanche Adeliza, dau. of the late Henry
FitzBoy, Esq. [grandson of 3rd D. of Grafton],
and widow of Col. Hon. Chas. H. Maynard, son
of 3rd and last Vise. Maynard), mar. i856, 2nd
husb., 4th E. of Bosslyn (d. 1890). Bes., 11 Kent
Terr., Beg. Pk., N.W.
BOSSMOBE, Baron. Derrick Warner
William Westenra, 5th Bn. {Irel., and 4th of
U.K.), Lieut, of Monaghan and Hon. Col. 5th
Batt. Boy. Ir. Fus. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. 9th
Lancers and 1st Life Gds. : son of 3rd Bn. and
bro. of 4th ; b. Feb. 7, 1853; sue. 1874 (<?.);
mar. 1882 Mittie, dau. of Bichd. C. Naylor, Esq.
Seat, Bossmore Pk. and Camla Vale, Monaghan;
town res., 23 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Creations. Bn. Rossmore, Irel. 1796, U.K. 1838.— Gen.
Robt. Cuninghame was the 1st Irish B11., and by special
remainder he was succeeded by his maternal nephew
Warner W. Westenra, on whom the U.K. Barony was
afterwards conferred.
Titled Relatives.
(Westenra.)
Issue of present (5</i) Bn. :
Hon. Mary W., b. 1890.
Hon. William W., heir to Barony, b. 1892.
Hon. Richard IF., 2nd heir, b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present; 4th d. uninrrd.) :
Hon. Frances Kathleen, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Candy, b. 1849, mar. 1370 Maj. Hy. Aug. C. (their
dau. Kathleen Florence May is Dchss. of New-
castle). Res., Somerby Grove, Leic, nr. Oakham ;
36 Buckingham Gt., S.W. ; Claremont, W.
Australia.
Hon. Norah Josephine Harcourt, now Hon. Mrs.
Gilbert Stirling, b. 1850 mar 1873 Maj. Gilb.
Res., Sysonby Lodge, Melton Mowbray, Leic.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1851, d. 1874 unmrrd.)
(Present Baron, b. 1833.)
Hon. Peter Craven It'., a D.L. for Co. Monaghan,
formerly Capt. and Hon. Maj. 5th Batt. Roy. Irish
Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1855, mar. 1895 lnnys Maud Eagles-
field, dau. of Lansdowne Dauben.v, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Peter W.). Res., with Dowager Lady.
BOSSMOBE, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady B. (Julia Ellen Josephine, dau. of Henry
Lloyd, Esq.), b. 1830, mar., 1st, 1846, as 2nd wife,
ROT
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. ROU 553
3rd Bn. Rossmore (d. i85o) ; 2ndly, 1863, the late
Lt.-Col. Geo. W. Stacpoole (d. 1894)— retaining title
by courtesy. Res., Ranby Hall, Retford, Notts.
ROTH, Lt.-Col. Reutee Emekich, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Bearer Compy. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901, is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1858.
Res., Hyde Pk. Chambs., Sydney.
ROTHES, Eakl op. Norman Evelyn Leslie,
19th Earl (Scot.), late Lieut. Devonsh. Mil. and
2nd Lieut. 6th Vol. Batt. Black "Watch, grandson
of Ctss. of Rothes 18th in line, and son of the late
Martin Leslie Leslie, Esq. (see below) : b. July 13,
1877; suc- 1893; mar. 1900 Noelle Lucy Martha
Dyer, dau. of Thos. Dyer Edwardes, Esq. Res.,
Leslie House, Leslie R.S.O., Fifesh.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Leslie, 1445; E. of Rothes and
Ld. Ballinbriech, 1458.— Geo. Leslie was constituted a
Lord of Parliament by the title Lord Leslie in 1445, and
in 1153 (n.s.) was made Earl of Rothes and had his
estates united into the Ballinbriech Barony. The 3rd
Earl fell at Flodden 1513. The 7th Earl, who was a great
favourite of Charles II., and had been taken prisoner at
Worcester, obtained a new charter opening the succession
to females, and was thus succeeded by his daughter
Margaret : he was also made Duke of Rothes, but that
title lapsed at his death. In the Scottish Peerage there
is no abeyance between sisters, and thus there have been
five Countesses since i63i.
Titled Relatives.
{Leslie.)
Lssue 0/ present (19th). E.:
Lord Leslie, heir to Earldom: Malcolm George
Dyer Edwardes L., b. 1902.
Sists. of present (lgth) E. (granted rank of Earl's
daus. 1898) :
Lady Mary Eleanor L., heiress 2nd in order to Earl-
IrKKSKKT J!i AKL, I). IO77.;
Lady Mildred Emily L., b. 1878.
Lady Georgina L., b. 1879.
Surviving issue of Ctss. \%th in line (uncle and
aunts of present, their surname Haworth-Leslie) :
Lady Mary Euphrasia H.-L., b. 1837. Res., 26
Wetherby Mansns., Earl's Ct. Sq., S.W.
Hon. Edward Courtenay H.-L., b. 1840, mar. 1890
Caroline Edith, dau. of Thos. T. Biddulph, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Edward H.-L.). Res., Earee, Burria,
Shoalhaven, N.S. Wales.
Lady Emily Louisa, now Lady E. Cherry, b. 1842,
mar. 1871 the late Jas. Fredk. C, Esq. (d. 1883).
Lady Alice Julia H.-L., b. 1843. Res., with Lady
Mary Euphrasia above.
Lady Grace, now Lady G. Bazley-'WTiite, b. mar.
1876 Jno. B.-W., Esq., formerly an M.P. Res.,
Wierton Grange, Maidstone.
— The father of the present Earl, the late Martin
Leslie Leslie, Esq. (who if included would come
2nd in above list), died i832 before his mother's
accession as Countess ; consequently neither he nor
his surviving widow obtained the title " Hon." He
dropped by licence the name Haworth which his
mother had borne through mai-riage (thus retain-
ing only that of Leslie, which her husband had
added to his own). Widow's res., Brandon, PaigntoD,
S. Devon.
ROTHSAY, Duke of (1469), leading Scot, title
of H.R.H. the Prince of Wales.
ROTHSCHILD, family name of follg. Barony.
ROTHSCHILD, Baron. Nathan Mayer
Rothschild, 1st Bn. {U.K.), and a Bt., P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1902), G.C.V.O. (same year) ; a Baron
of Austr. Emp. ; principal of N. M. Rothschild
and Sons, a Lieut, for City of London, and
Lord Lieut, of Bucks. ; formerly an M.P. and
Capt. Roy. Bucks. Yeom. : son of Bn. Lionel N. de
Rothschild, M.P. for City of London (the first of
the Jewish creed to be elected) ; b. Nov. 8,
1840; suc. as 2nd Bt. (under special remainder,
the 1st Bt., Sir Anthony, being his uncle) 1876,
as Austr. Bn. on the death of his father 1879, cr.
Bn. U.K. 1885 (L.U.) ; mar. 1867 Emma Louisa,
dau. of Bn. Mayer Carl de Rothschild., of Frank-
fort-on-Maine. Scat, Tring Pk., Tring, Herts. ;
town res., 148 Piccadilly, W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1847 ; Bn. Rothschild,
1885. Austria : A Baron, 1822.— The descendants of the
Austrian Baron are numerous, the title being hereditary
and authorising the sons of each successor to have the
title Baron prefixed to their Christian names.
Issue.
(Rothschild.)
Hon. Lionel Walter R., heir to Barony, Ph.D., M.P.
for Aylesbury Div. (L. U.), a merchant and banker,
a Lieut, for City of London, Maj. Bucks. Imper.
Yeom., and a Trustee of Brit. Mus. : b. i863. Res.,
with his father.
Hon. Charlotte Louisa Adela Evelina, now Hon. Mrs.
Clive Behrens, b. 1873, mar. 1899 Car»t. Clive B.,
R.H. A. Res , Swinton Grange, Malton, Yorks.
Hon. Nathaniel Charles R., 2nd heir, M.A.. a Lieut.
for City of London, High Sheriff of No.thants 1905 :
b. 1877. Res., with the Peer.
ROTHSCHILD, Baronet's Widow. Louisa.
LadyR., dau. of the late Abrm. Montefiore, Esq.,
mar. 1840 Bn. Sir Anthony Rothschild, 1st Bt.
(d. 1876, line now merged in Barony) . Res. , Aston
Clinton, Bucks., nr. Tring ; tg Grosvenor PL, S.W.
ROTHSCHILD, Baron Alfred Charles,
C. V.O. (1902), a D.L. for Co. London, a Trustee
of the Nat. Gall, and the Wallace Collection,
Consul-Gen. for Aust. -Hungary, a partner in the
banking firm of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and
Sons : b. 1842 (bro. of Bn. R. above and of follg).
Rei., Halton House, Tring, Herts. ; 1 Soamore
PL, Mayfair, W.
ROTHSCHILD, Baron Leopold, C.V.O. (1902),
M.A., a Lieut, for City of London and a D.L. for
Bucks., also a partner in the above bank: bro.
of preceding, b. 1845, mar. 1881 Marie, dau. of the J
late Moris. Achille Perugia, of Trieste (Bnss. j
Leopold R.). Res., Ascott, Leighton Buzzard;
Gunnersbury Pk., Acton, W. ; 5 Hamilton PI.,
Piccadilly, W.
ROTTON, Knight. Sir John Francis Eotton,
Kt. Bach. (1899), K.C. (1891), M.A., LL.B.; late
Leg. Adviser to Loc. Govt. Bd., prev. Assist. Sec.
to that Bd. and Leg. Assist, in Priv. Counc. Office :
b. 1837. Res., Lockwood, Frith Hill, Godalming.
ROUMANIA— see Royal Family.
ROUND, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. James Round,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902), M.A., M.P. for Harwich (C),
barrister-at-law, a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Essex,
formerly a memb. of House of Laymen and Maj.
W. Essex Mil. : b. 1842, mar. 1870. Res., Birch
Hall, nr. Colchester ; The Elms, Acton, Middx. ;
31 De Vere Gdns., Kens., W.
ROUND, Francis Richard, C.M.G. (1887),
M.A., Acting Colon. Sec. Mauritius 1886-7, in
Colon. Off. from 1869, was sent on spec. serv. to
Bechuanald. 1886: b. 1845. Res., Sutton Ct.,
Sutton, Surrey.
ROUPELL, Lt.-Col. Ernest Percy Stuart,
D. S.O. (1901), late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Milford
Haven Div. R.E. (Mil.) ; Benin 1894, Ashanti
1899-1901 : b. 1870. Res., 4 Curzon St., W.
ROUS, family name of Stradbroke Earldom,
a.v. for " Ladies."
'ROUS, Baron (Gt. Br. 1796) — see "Strad-
broke, E. of."
ROUSE, Maj. Hubert, D.S.O. (1902), R.A.,
Malakand 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1864.
ROUTH, Capt. Henry Peter, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), M.I,C.E,, R.N-. was Escort during
tour of T.R.H. ih.e present Prince and Prss. of
Wales : b. 1851, Res,, Westerfield Hill, Ipswich.
Directory of Peerage,
554 ROW
ROW AND, Lieut. Alexander, D.S.O. (1903),
Roy. Indian Marine ; S. Africa 1899-1900, China
1900.
ROWCROFT, May. Ernest Cave, D.S.O.
(1900-1), I. A., ChiDa igoo : b. i865.
ROWCROFT, Lt.-Col. George Francis, D.S.O.
(1899), I.A., Soudan 1885, Chitral Relief, and
Tirah 1897-8 : b. 1861.
ROWE (FISHER-), Lady Victoria Isabella,
dau. of 1st E. of Ravensworth.
ROWELL, Lt.-Col. J., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), S.
Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1900-1.
ROWELL, Thomas Irvine, C.M.G. (1890),
M.D., late Ch. Civ. Med. Offr. Straits Settmts. and
Pres. Singapore Municipality, ret. 1890: b. 1841.
Res., Norman House, Stansted R.S.O., Essex.
ROWLAND, John William, C.M.G. (1897),
M.B., Ch. Med. Offr. Lagos, prev. Dist. Commissr.,
also Assist. Colon. Surg. Gold Coast: b. 1852.
lies., Lagos. W. Africa.
ROWLAND, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1881k
late 5th Fus. ; Crimea, comd. a Batt. Afghn.
1878-80, aftds. two Regtl. Dists., ret. 1889 : b. 1831.
ROWLANDS, Knight. Gen. Sir Hugh Row-
lands, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), Uffi (1854), served in
Crimea and on spec. serv. at the Cape 1878-9,
comd. a Brigade at Peshawar and at Aldershot,
also a 1st class Dist. in Madras, was Lieut, of the
Tower of London 1893 and comd. Scot. Dist.
1893-6, now Col. W. Rid. Regt., a D.L. for Car-
narvonsh. : b. 1829, mar. 1867 Isabella Jane, dau.
of T. J. R, Barrow, Esq., R.N. Res., Plastirion,
Llanrug R.S.O., Carnarvonsh.
ROWLEY, family name of Langford Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
ROWLEY, Baronet of Hill House. Sir
George Charles Erskine Rowle?/, 3rd Bt. (U.K.
1836), an Hon. Lt.-Col. retired (1885), formerly of
Royal Welsh Fus. : nephew of 2nd Bt. and son of
the late Maj. Geo. Rowley; b. 1844, sue. 1884,
mar. 1890, 2nd wife, Amy Isabel, dau. of the late
Wm. F. Batt, Esq. Heir, his son Rev. George
Charles Augustus R. (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son George William, b. 1896). Club, Army and
Navy.
ROWLEY, Baronet of Tendring. Sir Joshua
Thellusson Roivlei/, 5th Bt. (Gt. Dr. 1786), V.D.,
a D.L. for Suffolk and C.C. for West Div., Hon.
Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Suffolk Regt. (re-appd.) : son
of 4th Bt., b. 1838, sue. 1888, mar. 1887 the under-
mentioned Hon. Lady Rowley. Heir, his son
Charles Samuel (b. 1831 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Joshua Robert, b. 1893). Seat, Tendring Hall,
Stoke-by-Nayland, Suffolk, nr. Colchester.
ROWLEY, Hon. Lady, dau. of 2nd Bn. Lur-
gan (q.v.) and wife of Sir Josh. T. Rowley, Bt.
ROWLEY, Maj. Cecil Alured, D.S.O. (1900-1 ),
Dorset Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1867.
ROWTON Barony {U.K. 1880), extinct on
death of 1st and only Bn. in 1903.
ROXBURGH, Knight's Widow. Lady R.
(Eleanor, dau. of the late Sir Thos. Chambers,
Q,.C), mar. 1888, as 2nd wife, His Honour Sir
Francis Roxburgh, Q..C, Judge of a Co. Ct. Circuit
(d. 1891). Res., 8 Park Rd., Clarence Gt., N.W.
ROXBTJRGHE (pron. like -borough), Duke of.
Henry John Innes-Ker, 8th Duke (Scot.) and a
Bt., sits as Earl Innes (U.K.); K.T. (1902),
MV.O. (5th Class, 1901), a D.L. for Roxburgh,
late 2nd Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds., served in S.
Africa 1899-1900, was an A.D.C. to H.R.H. the
present Prince of Wales during his Colonial
tour: son of 7th D. ; b. July 25, 1876; sue. 1892
ROY
(L.U.) ; mar. 1903 May, dau. of the late Ogden
Goelet, Esq., of New York. Seats, Floors Castle,
Kelso. Roxburgh; Broxmouth Pk., Dunbar,
Haddingtonsh.
Creations. Scot.: Bn. Roxburghe, 1600; E. of Rox-
burghc and Bn. Ker of Cessford and Cavertoun, 1616;
a Bt. 1625 ; D. of Roxburshe, M. of Bowmont and Cess-
ford, E. of Kelso, and Vise. Broxmouth, 1707. U.K. :
Earl Innes, 1837.— Sir Robt. Ker (Kt.), who had accom-
panied James VI. into England, was created Bn. Rox-
burghe and afterwards Earl of the same (with accessory
titles). He obtained a charter allowing him to nominate
his successor, and his will stipulated that whoever
succeeded him should marry one of the daughters of his
deceased son Ld. Ker. This contract was carried out
I by his grandson the Hn. Sir Wm. Drummond, son of his
eldest daughter, who had married the 2nd Earl of Perth ;
he accordingly succeeded as 2nd Earl of Roxburghe and
assumed his predecessor's surname of Ker. The 3rd Earl
was lost in the ship 'Gloucester' off the eist coast in
1682, when accompanying the Duke of York (who was
I saved, and was afterwards King James II.) on his return
1 to Scotland. The 5th Earl obtained the Dukedom. The
[ 3rd Duke was a, famous collector of books. The 2nd son
of the 2nd Earl had succeeded to the now extinct Barony
of Bellenden, and the 7th Bn. B. became 4th Duke : but
at his death the minor title came to an end and the
Dukedom lay dormant for seven years. Another cousin
of the above 1st Earl's daughter, the Hon. Margaret
Ker, married Sir James Innes, 3rd Bt., and their great
grandson, the 6th Bt., becamejjth Duke. He had adopted
the surname of Innes-Norcliffe on account of his wife's
succession to an estate, but on her death he substituted
the present name of Innes-Ker. His son the 6th Duke
obtained the U.K. Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Innes-Ker.)
Surviving issue of jth D. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Margaret Frances Susan, now Lady M. Orr-
Ewing, b. 1875, mar. 1898 the late Maj. Jas. Alex.
O.-E. (killed in S. Africa 1900), bro. of Sir Wm.
Orr-Ewing, 2nd Bt. Res., 9 Hill St., Berkeley
Sq.,W.
(Present Duke, b. i3/6.)
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now Lady V. Villiers,
b. 1877, mar. roox Capt. Chas. Hyde V.. Roy. Horse
Gds. Res., 1 Gt. Cumberland PI., W.
Lord Alastair Robert I.-K., heir pres. to Dukedom,
Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-2:
b. 1880.
Lady Evelyn Annie I.-K., b. 1882.
Lord Robert Edward I.-K., 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut. 3rd
Batt. Gord. Highldrs. (Mil.) : b. 1885.
I Issue of 5th D. (uncle and aunt of present) :
Lady Susan Harriet, now Lady S. Grant-Suttie (q.v.,
Bt.'s Wid ), b. 1837, mar. 1857 the late Sir Jas. G.-S.,
6th Bt. (d. 1878).
(The late 7th Duke, b. 1839, d. 1892.)
Lord Charles John L-K., formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Gds.,
b. 1842, mar. 1866 Blanche Mary, dau. of Col. Thos.
Peers Williams, M.P. (Lady Charles I.-K.).
ROXBURGHE, Duke's Widow. Dowager
Duchess of R., V.A., nee Lady Anne Emily
Spencer-Churchill, dau. of 7th D. of Marlborough,
a Lady of the Bedchamber to Queen Victoria,
formerly Mistress of the ,Robes : b. 1854, mar.
t 18747th D. of Roxburghe (d. 1892). Res., Brox-
I mouth Pk., Dunbar, Haddingtonsh. ; 38 Grosvenor
j St., W.
ROXBY, Capt. Herbert, M.V.O. (4th Class,
! 1901), R.N., employed 1871-5^1 Admiralty Survey
of W. Australia, recently Staff Com. of Roy. Yacht
; Osborne : ' b. 1848. Res., Clifton Villa, Alver-
stoke, Gosport.
EOY, Capt. Joseph Edensor Gascoigxe,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Cape Mtd. Rifles; Matabele,
Bechuana, and Boer (1899-1902) Wars : b. 1872.
ROYDEN, Baronet. Sir Thomas Bland Roy-
den, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), a D.L. for Che?h. (High
Sheriff 1903), Mayor of Liverpool 1879, and M.P.
1885-92, Res., Frankby Hall, Cheshire.
ROY Baronetage, Knightage, &c. RUS 555
ROYDS, Col. Clement Molyneux, C.B. (Civ.
1902), M.P. for Rochdale (C), a D.L. for Lanes.
(High Sheriff 1889) and Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Lanes. Fus., Chmn. of "Williams Deacon's Bank,
Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1842. Res.,
Greenhill, Rochdale.
ROYER, Baronne Emile de— see " De Royer."
ROYLE, Arnold, C.B. (Civ. 1884), M.R.C.S.,
Med. Attendant to H.R.H. the late Duke of
Albany 1875-84, now a Gent. Usher and Groom of
Privy Chamb. to H.M. and Clerk of the Robes
to H.M. Queen Alexandra: b. 1837. Res-> Albany
Lodge, West End, Esher, Surrey.
ROYLE, Rear-Adm. Henry Lucius Fanshawe,
D.S.O. (1893), R.N. retd. (1904); Egypt and W.
Coast of Africa, late in comd. of Dockyd. and
Steam Reserve at Sydney : b. 1849. Res-> Holly
Bank, Mannamead, Plymouth.
ROYLE, Joseph Ralph Edward John, CLE.
(1886); Curator of Ind. Section Imper. Inst., was
employed in connection with several Internat.
Exhibns., formerly Lieut. 107th Regt. : b. 1843.
Res., Bella Vista, Hillcrest Rd., Hythe, Kent.
ROYSE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 4th Vise.
Monck,
ROYSTON, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Peter
Sorenson Royston, D.D., Bp. of Mauritius 1872-91,
late Bp. Assist, to Bp. of Liverpool : b. 1830, ret.
1905-
ROYSTON, Viscount (by courtesy— title Gt. Br.
1754)> eld. son of E. of Hardwicke.
ROYSTON, Lt.-Col. John Robertson, C.M.G.
(1902), D.S.O. (same year), "West Australian
Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1860. Res., Port
Shepstone, Natal.
RUCKER, Knight. Sir Arthur "William
Riicker, Kt. Bach. (1902), LL.D., D.Sc, F.R.S.,
Principal of Univ. of London, formerly Prof, of
Mathematics in Yorks. Coll. of Sci., and of
Physics in S. Kens. Roy. Coll. of Sci., accom-
plished the Magnetic Survey of U.K. in conjunc-
tion with Prof. Thorpe, F.R.S. : b. 1848, mar.
1892, 2nd wife, Thereza Charlotte, dau. of N.
Storv-Maskelyne, Esq., F.R.S. Res., 19 Gledhow
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
RUDLER, Frederick William, I.S.O. (1903),
formerly Curator and Librarian Museum of
Practical Geology and Prof, of Nat. Science in
Univ. Coll. of "Wales, was Pres. of Anthropolog.
Dept. of Brit. Assoc. 1880: b 1840. Res., 18 St.
George's Rd., Kilburn, N.W.
RUDOLF, Robert de Montjoie, I.S.O. (1902),
a 1st class Clerk, "War Office : b. 1856. Res., 41 The
Chase, Clapham Common, S."W.
RUDOLPH, Gerhardus Marthinus, C.M.G.
(1882), a Res. Magist. at Ladysmith, and has
acted as Judge of Native High Ct., also been
Commissr. to fix Swazi and Transvaal boundary
lines, was a prisoner to the Boers during former
Transvaal "War : b.1828. Res., Ladysmith, Natal.
RUFFER, Marc Armand, C.M.G. (1905), M.B.,
Pres. Egyptn. Sanit. Bd.
RUMBOLD, Baronet's "Widow. Helen, Lady
R. (Helen Eliza, dau. of Edwd. Hopewell, Esq.),
mar. 1868, as 2nd wife, Sir Arthur Carlos H.
Rumbold, 5th Bt., Gov. of Virgin Is. (d. 1869).
Res., Conv. of the Sacred Heart, Malta (of which
she is now Superior) .
RUMBOLD, Priv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt.
Hon. Sir Horace Rumbold, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1896), 8th
Bt. (Gt. Br. 1779), G.C.B. (Civ. 1897), G.C.M.G.
(1892) ; was from 1858 Sec. to Legation or Em-
bassy at Peking, Athens, Berne, St. Petersburg,
and Constantinople, Min. Res. and Cons.-Gen. to
Chile and Swiss Confed., Envoy at Buenos Aires
Stockholm, Athens, and the Hague, late Ambas-
sador at Vienna : son of 3rd Bt., bro. of 4th
5th, and 7th, and uncle of 6th ; b. 1829, sue. 1877,
mar. 1881, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Louisa Anne,
dau. of Thos. R. Crampton, Esq., and widow of
Capt. St. George F.Caulfeild. Heir, his son Horace
George Montagu (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Capt. "William Edwin R., R.A., b. 1870). Res.,
127 Sloane St., S.W.
RUMSEY, Com. Robert Murray, I.S.O,
(J 903)) formerly R.N., Abyss. 1868, was a Com-
missr. in Gold Coast and Dep. Commissr. Lagos,
late Harbour Master at Hong Kong, where he is
M.E.C. and M.L.C.
RUNDALL, Gen. Francis Hornblow, C.S.I.
(1875), formerly of Madras Engrs., and has been
Insp.-Gen. of Irrigation to Ind. Govt, and Dep.
Sec. : b. 1823.
RUNDALL, Col. Frank Montagu, D.S.O
(1891), LA., Burma 1886-7, Chin-Lushai, Manipur
Waziristan 1894-5, China 1900-1, now A.A.G
Secunderabad Division : b. 1851. Res., Secundera-
bad, Madras.
BUNDLE, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir (Henry
Macleod) Leslie Rundle (Rundle Pacha) , K.C.B
(Mil. 1898), K.C.M.G. (1901), D.S.O. (1887)
R.A., now Gen. comdg.-in-Ch. Northn. Commd
(York), served in S. Africa 1879-81, Egypt, Nile
i 1884-7 and 1889, Dongola, and Khartoum, late
! A.G. Egyptn. Army, comd. 8th Div. S. African
1 Army 1900-2, is Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. E. Kent
I Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1856, mar. 1887 Eleanor Georgina,
dau. of the late Capt. H. J. Montgomery Campbell.
lies., Govt. House, York.
RUNTZ, Knight. Sir John Johnson Runtz,
Kt. Bach. (1903), 1st Mayor of Stoke Newington,
a memb. of the City Comm. Counc, Pres. of N.
Hackney Conserv. Assoc., and head of J J.
Runtz and Son : b. 1842, mar. 1864, Emma, dau.
of the late Wm. Westwood, Esq. Res., Queen
Anne Lodge, Stoke Newington, N.
RUPERT'S LAND, Archbishop of. Rt. Rev.
Samuel Pritchard Matheson, D.D., 2nd Abp.,
late Dean and Assist. Bp., formerly Prof, of
Exeget. Theol. at St. John's College : ord. 1875,
cons. 1905.
*#* Includes the Dioceses of Athabasca, Calgary,
Mackenzie ftiver, Moosonee, Qu'Appelle, Rupert's Ld. ,
Saskatchewan, and Selkirk.
RUSHOUT, Baronet. Sir Charles Hamilton
Rushout, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1809), formerly Lieut.
Roy. Horse Gds. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1868, sue.
1879, mar. 1892 Florence Alice, dau. of Adolfe
Schoerle, Esq. Heir pres., his uncle Algernon
St. George William (b. 1843; no 2nd heir).
Res., Moreton, The Highlands, St. Leonards-on-
Sea.
RUSHTON, William S., I.S.O. (1902), Sur-
veyor, Gen. Post Office : b. 1850. Res., Strathearn,
Southampton.
RUSSBOROUGH, Baron (Irel. 1756) and
Viscount (1760), titles of the dormant Milltown
Earldom, the latter borne by the heir when a son.
RUSSELL, family name of Bedford Dukedom,
of Russell Earldom, and of Ampthill, De
Clifford, and Russell of Killowen Baronies.
Index to the five lines, as well as to that of the
Boyne Viscounty (Hamilton-Russell ; refs., a..,
Ampthill; be., Bedford; bo., Boyne; c, De
Clifford; R., Russell; k., Russell of 'Killowen) :
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Directory of Peerage,
RUS
Ly. Agatha, it.
Hn.Alex.V. F.V.a.
Ld. Alex. Geo. sep.
Hn. Arthur, bo. &k.
Ly. Arthur, be.
Hn. Augusta, a.
Hn. Bertr. A. W.r.
Hn. Bertr. Jos. k.
Hn. Champ, sep.
Hn. Charles, k..
Hn. Clara, c.
Hn. Claud Eust. bo.
Hn. Const. Ev. a.
Hn. Cyril, k.
Hn. Edwd. W. C. A.Hn. Lilian, k.
Ly. Ela, be. Hn. Margaret, k.
Hn. Eustace 8. BO.Ly. Margaret, bo.
Hn. Evelyn, a. Ly. Mary Ag. k.
Hn. Florence, bo. Hn.Mary Gert. k.
Hn. Frank, k. Hn. Maud CI. c.
Hn. Fras. A. R. ii.Hn. Maud Har. bo.
Hn.Fredk.Gus. BO.Ly. Monica, be.
Hn. Geo. W. Gil. R.Hn. Odo. W. T.V. a.
Hn. Gertrude, k. Ly. Rachel, bo.
Hn. Gilbert, r. Hn. Rollo, r.
Hn.Gustav.Wm.BO.Hn. Romola, a.
Hn. Guy Herbr.A. Hn.VictorA.F.V. a.
Hn. Jno. Hugo, a. Ly. Victoria, sep.
RUSSELL. Baron— see compounds below.
RUSSELL, Baronet of Charlton. Sir William
Russell, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1832), son of 2nd Bt., b.
1865, sue. 1892. Heir pres., his bro. Albert (b.
1869 ; no 2nd heir). Sea', Charlton Pk., Charlton
Kings, Cheltenham.
RUSSELL, Baronet of Swallowfield. Sir
George Arthur Charles Eussell, 5th Bt. {U.K.
1812), son of 4th Bt. b. 1868, sue. 1898. Heir
pres., his bro. Arthur Edward Ian Montagu (b.
1878 ; present 2nd heir, their 2nd cousin Francis
Whitworth R., b. 1854). Seat, Swallowfield Pk.,
Reading.
RUSSELL, Baronet's Widow. Lady R. of
Swallowfield (Constance Charlotte Eliza, dau. of
the late Lord Arthur Lennox, son of 4th D. of
Richmond), mar. 1867 Sir Geo. Russell, 4th Bt.,
M.P. (d. 1898). Res., with 5th Bt.
RUSSELL, Count. Henry Patrick Marie
Russell, 2nd Ct. (Conte— Pap. States 1862), a dis-
tinguished traveller and author, repres. of the
Russells, Barons of Killough, Co. Down : son of
1st Ct., b. 1834. No heir. Res., 14 Rue Marca,
Pau.
RUSSELL, Earl. John Francis Stanley
Russell, 2nd Earl {U.K.), Lieut. Vol. Motor Corps,
late a Co. Aid. for London : grandson of 1st E.
and son of late Vise. Amberley (d. 1876), also 2nd
cousin of D. of Bedford; b. Aug. 12, 1865; sue.
1878 {L.) ; mrrd., 2nd wife (see note). Seat,
Ardsalla House, Navan, Co. Meath ; res., Tele-
graph House, Chichester ; 57 Gordon Sq., W.C. ;
chamb., 3 Raymond Bdgs., Gray's Inn, W.C.
Creation. U.K. : Earl Russell and Vise. Amberley, 11861.
—The 1st Earl, who was 3rd son of the 6th Duke of
Bedford, will long be affectionately remembered as Lord
John Russell, and, it need not be stated, was one of the
most eminent statesmen of the 19th century. His
successor's unhappy marriage proceedings may be thus
summed up. In 1890 he allied himself with Mabel Edith,
daughter of Sir Claude F. Scott, 4th Bt. of Lytchett
Minster, who in 1891 and again shortly afterwards sued
him unsuccessfully in the Divorce Court. But in
1900 he formed, or had formed, an acquaintance with
a married woman named Marion or Mollie Somerville
(ne'e Cooke), and in America they each obtained a divorce
from their respective wife and husband, and then went
through the form of a marriage with each other accord-
ing to the laws of the State of Nevada. On returning
to England they were presently divorced from their
older ties by the more binding process of British law,
the Earl agreeing to pay £1500 damages to Mr. Somer-
ville. In July of 1901 lie was arraigned before the House
of Lords for bigamy and sentenced to three months'
imprisonment; which term he underwent and was
remarried soon after liberation.
Titled Relatives.
(Russell.)
Surviving bro. of present E. (son of late Vise.
Amberley, eld. son of 1st E.) :
(Present Earl, b. 186s.)
Hon. Bertrand Arthur William B.,^ieir pres. to
Earldom, M.A., author of some philosoph. and
mathemat, works : b. 1873, mar. 1894 Alys W.
Pearsall, dau. of Robt. Pcitrsall Smith, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Bertrand R.). Res., Bagley Wood,
Oxford (and heir, his uncle Hon. George.)
Issue of 1st E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
By ist mrrge
Lady Georgiana Adelaide, now Lady G. Peel, h.
1836, mar. 1867 Archib. P., Esq., son of Gen. Rt.
Hon. Jonathan Peel, M.P. Res., Westlea, Brox-
bourne, Herts.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. George William Gilbert R., B.A., formerly
Lieut. 9th Lancers : b. 1848.
Hon. Francis Albert Rollo R., M.A., F.R.Met.Soc,
formerly a clerk in For. Office : b. 1849, mar. 1891,
2nd wife, Gertrude Ellen Cornelia, dau. of the late
Hy. Joachim, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Rollo R.). Res.,
Dunrozel, Haslemere R.S.O., Surrey.
Lady Mary Agatha R., h. 1853. Res., Rozeldene,
Grayshott, Haslemere R.S.O., Surrey.
RUSSELL, Knight (1) and Peer's Son. Gen.
Lord Alexander George Russell, G.C.B. (Mil.
1905 ; K.C.B. 1903), served in Kaffir War and in
Crimea and has comd. in Canada, retd. 1888 and
is Col. Comdt. Rifle Brigade : son of 6th D. of
Bedford and gt. uncle of present Peer; b. 1821,
mar. 1844 Anne Emily Worsley, dau. of Sir
Leonard W. Holmes, Bt. of an extinct line (Lady
Alexander R.). Res., Woodeaton, Oxford.
RUSSELL, Knight (a). Gen. Sir Baker
Creed Russell, G.C.B. (Mil. i90o),K.C.M.G. (1880),
served in Ind. Mutiny, Ashanti 1873-4, S. Africa
1880, Egypt 1882, late in command of Bengal
Forces, and twice at Portsmouth, was an A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria, ret. 1904 : b. 1837, mar. i856
Pauline Henrietta, dau. of the late Capt. Hy.
Hunter. Club, U. Serv.
RUSSELL, Knight (3). Sir Edward Richard
Russell, Kt. Bach. (1893), Editor of the Liverpool
Daily Post, formerly M.P. and Pres. Lit. and
Philos. Soc. L'pool, first Pres. of L'pool Reform
Club, and Pres. Inst, of Journalists 1898-9, is a
Life Memb. of Court of L'pool Univ. and Life
Gov. of Aberystwyth Univ. Coll. : b. 1834, mar.
1902, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Jean Stewart, dau.
of the late Alex. Macdonald, Esq., and widow of
Jos. Macfarlane, Esq. Res., Worsley House,
Prince's Pk., Liverpool.
RUSSELL, Knight (4). Sir James Alexander
Russell, Kt. Bach. (1894). M.A., LL.D., M.B..
B. Sc, F.R.S.E., F.R.C.P.E., a D.L. for Co. of
City of Edinburgh. H.M.'s Insp. of Anatomy for
Scotld., a memb. of various scientific bodies and
Dir. of several Cos., formerly Lord Prov. of Edin-
burgh and Adm. of Firth of Forth : b. 1846, mar.
1897, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Mary Ruth, dau. of
the late Capt. Geo. B. Prior, and widow of Capt.
13. G. Mackenzie. Res., Woodville, Edinburgh.
RUSSELL, Knight (5). Capt. Sir William
Russell-R., see "Russell-Russell."
RUSSELL, Knight (6). Sir William Howard
Russell, Kt. Bach. (1895), C.V.O. (1902), LL.D.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for the Tower Hamlets,
was Mil. Corresp. to the Times in Crimea, Mutiny,
Amer. Civ. War, Austro-Prussian, Franco-Germ.,
Zulu, and Egyptian Wars ; is Editor of Army and
Navy Gazette, and author of numerous works :
b. 1820, mar. 1884, 2nd wife, the Ctss. Antoinette
Pia Malv.zzi. Res., 202 Cromwell Rd., S.W.
RUSSELL, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady R.
(Alice, widow of John Duff, Esq.), mar. 1876,
2nd husb., Gen. Sir Edwd. Leehmere Russell,
K.C.S.I. (d. 1904). Res., 7 Lansdown Cresc,
Bath.— (2) Lady R. (Charlotte, dau. of Alex.
Lorimer, Esq., M.D.), mar. 1859 Sir Peter Mcol
Russell, Kt. Bach., Govt, contractor at Sydney
(d. 1905). Res., 66 Queensborough Terr., W.
RUSSELL, Lt.-Col. Alexander Eraser,
C. M.G. (1901), M..A, M.B., R.A.M.C., S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1856.
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RUSSELL, Hon. Mrs. Champion, dau. of ist
Bn. Aberdare.
RUSSELL, Maj.-Gen. FkAncis Shirley,C.M.G.
(1891), B.A., Ashanti 1874, Zulu and Boer Wars
1879-81, ret. 1898 and is Col. 1st Drgns., late
eomd. Aberdeen Vol. Inf. Brigade, is author of
some military works and was Mil. Attache at
Berlin 1887-91, late an M.P. : b. 1840. Res., Aden
House, Mintlaw R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
RUSSELL, Henry Blythe Westrap, C.M.G-.
(1901 )-, was employed with Ashanti Fd. Force
1900 : b. 1868. Res., Yew Tree, Roby, nr.
Liverpool.
RUSSELL, Henry Chamberlaine, C.M.G.
(1890), F.R.S., Govt. Astronomer N.S. Wales, has
issued 43 vols, of Astronom. and Meteorolog.
Records: b. 1836. Res., The Observatory, Sydney.
RUSSELL, Col. Horatio Albert, C.B. (Mil.
1882), Crimea, W. Canada (during Fenian raids),
and Egypt (as Comsry.-Gen. of Ordnance), ret.
1887 : b. 1829. Res., Beachfield, Clarendon Rd.,
Southsea.
RUSSELL, Capt. Horatio Douglas, D.S.O.
(1900), A.S.C., Sierra Leone 1898-9, late with
Egyptn. Army : b. 1874.
RUSSELL, James, I.S.O. (1903), late Suptg.
Inspector of Stamps and Taxes, Edinburgh : b.
1839. Res., 16 Blacket PL, Newington, Edin-
burgh.
RUSSELL, James George. I.S.O. (1903), Com-
mis-r. of Insolvency and of Land and Inc. Tax
Dept., S. Australia, has been Acting Judge of
Supr. Ct. Res., Adelaide.
RUSSELL, Maj.-Gen. John Cecil, C.V.O.
;igD2),Col. i2t-hLancersre:d. (1895), Extra Equerry
to H.M. ; Ashanti 1873-4, Zululd. 1879 : b. 1839.
Res., Barton Ct., Canterbury.
RUSSELL, Robert, I.S.O. (1903), late Supt. of
Education, Natal, and memb. of Counc. Cape
Univ. : b. 1843.
RUSSELL, Lady Victoria Alberta, dau. of
2nd Earl Granville.
RUSSELL, William, C.B. (Civ. 1905).
RUSSELL (HAMILTON-), family name of
Boyne Viscounty, q.v. for "Hons." and Lady
Margaret, and see Index to "Russell."
RUSSELL of CHENEYS, Baron {Eng.
and of THORNHAUGH (1603)— see "Bedford,
D. of."
RUSSELL of KILLOWEN Barony {Life
Peerage, 1894), extinct 1900 (surname Russell).
Surviving Issue.
Hon. Arthur R., M.A. (His Honour Judge Russell),
Judge of Co. Ct. Circ. 4s (Croydon, Wandsworth,
&c.): b. 1861, mar. 1851 Florence, dau. of the late
Prof. Jas. Cuming, M.I). ( Hon. Mrs. Russell). Res.,
7 Talbot Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
Hon. Charles R., partner in the legal firm of Day,
Russell, and Co., and Solic. in the U.K. for Canad.
Govt. : b. 1863, mar. 1889 Adah, dau. of the late
Wm. Williams, Esq., of Dolgelly (Hon. Mrs.
Charles R.). Res., 37 Norfolk St., Strand, W C
Hon. Eileen Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Douglas Holms,
b. 1865, mar. 1891 Douglas Lyon H., Esq. Res , 3
Marloes Rd., Kens., W.
Hon. Cyril R., M.A., a stockbroker, b. 1866, mar.
1394 Helen, dau. of the late Alex. G. Pirie, Esq
(Hon. Mrs. Cyril R.). Res., 13 Hyde Pk. St., W.
Hon. Frank R., M. A., barrister-at-law, memb. of Gen.
Counc. of Bar : b. 1867, mar. 1900 Mary, dau. of Rt
Hon. C. T. Ritchie, M.P. (Hon. Mrs. Frank R.)
Res., 68 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.:
chamb., 4 Stone Bdgs., Line. Inn, W.C.
Hon. Mary Gertrude R., a nun, b. 1874.
Hon. Bertrand Joseph R., Capt. R.A., served in S
Africa 1900: b. 1876, mar. 1902 Dorothy, dau. of
the late Jno. G. Deeming, Esq.
Hon. Lilian R., b. 1878.
Hon. Margaret R., b. 1379.
RUSSELL of KILLOWEN, Baron's Wioow.
The1 Lady R. of K. (Ellen, dau. of the late Jos. S.
Mulholland, Esq., M.D.), mar. 1858 Bn. Russell
of Killowen, G.C.M.G., Lord Ch. Justice of
England (d. 1900). Ees., Tadworth Ct., Epsom ;
6 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
RUSSELL - RUSSELL, Knight. Capt. Sir
William Russell-Russell, Kt. Bach. (1902), late
14th and 58th Regis., leader of the Opposn. in
N.Z. Paiit., bas been Postmr.-Gen., Min. of
Defence, and Colon. Sec. : b. 1838, mar. 1867
Harriette, dau. of the late Geo. Hodgskin, Esq.
Res., Flaxmere (Hastings) and Sherenden, both
Hawkes Bay, New Zealand.
RUSSIA, H.I.H. the Hered. Grand Duke
Michael Alexandrovitch of, K.G. (1902),
G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1901) : b. 1878.
RUSSIA, H.I.H. the Grand Duke Michael
Michaelovitch of, G.C.V.O. (Hon. 1901) : b.
1861. For other names see Royal Family.
RUTHERFOORD, Capt, J. B., D.S.O. (1900-1),
Lumsden's Horse ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1864.
Res., Rurnkela, Marhiak P.O., Shupra, Sarum,
India.
RUTHERFORD, Lt.-Col. Charles. C.M.G.
(1901), F.R.C.V.S., Transvaal 1881, Bechuanald.
1884-5, an<l Boer War 1899-1901, now Princ. Vet.
Oflfr. Aldershot Army Corps.: b. 1858: Res..
Aldershot.
RUTHERFORD, Lady Margaret Mary, dau.
of 1st E. of Ancaster.
RUTHVEN {pron. Rivven, formerly spelt
Rythven), Baron. Walter James Hore-lluthven,
9th Bn. {Scot.), a D.L. for Perthsh., formerly
Capt. Rifle Brigade (served in Crimea, Mutiny,
and Abyssinia), now Maj. 6th (Jate 9th) Vol.
Batt. of same : grandson of 8th Bnss. and son of
William Hore-Ruthven, Esq. ; b. June 14, 1838;
sue. 1864 ; mar. 1869 Lady Caroline Annesley
Gore, dau. of 4th E. of Arran, K.P. Seats, Bam-
cluith, Hamilton, Lanarks.; Harperstown House,
Taghmon, Co. V/ exf ord.
Creation. Scot. : Ld. Ruthven. 1651. — Sir Thos.
Ruthven (Kt.) was the ist Bn. of the present line, the
titles of Ld. Ruthven (1467) and Earl of Gowrie (1581)
having been forfeited by attainder in 1600, in consequence
of the plot known as the Gowrie Conspiracy : the ist Ld.
R. of the new line was grandson of the 2nd Ld. of the
former one. The original patent of this Peerage having
been destroyed by fire, a question has been raised as to
whether it allowed of descent through a female, and
' Debrett ' accordingly treats the present Bn. as a claimant
only, he having had three Baronesses among his pre-
decessors. But ' Burke ' furnishes a series of facts which
show that the succession has never hitherto been con-
sidered open to question, whilst the successive Peers have
been summoned as Barons or Baronesses to every
coronation from that of George II. onwards.
Titled Relatives.
(Hore-Ruthven.)
Issue of present {gth) Bn. :
Master of Ruthven, heir to Barony : Hon. Walter
Patrick H.-R., D.S.O. (i9oo-i),aD.L. for Lanarksh.,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902, now Capt. Scots Gds.,
late A.D.C. to H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught : b.
1870, mar. 1895 Jean Leslie, dau. of the late Norman
G. Lampson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Ruthven). (2nd heir,
his dau. Bridget Helen, b. 1896: has three other
daus., but in the Scottish Peerage there is no
abeyance.)
Hon. Beatrix Mary Leslie, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Malcolm, b. 1871, mar. 1894, 2nd husb. (after being
divorced by ist), Chas. Edwd. M., Esq.
Hon. Alexander Gore Arkwright H.-R., Tffifl (1899),
Lieut. Cameron Highldrs., comd. Camel Corps at.
Siege of Gedaref, aftds. a Spec. Serv. Offr. in
Somalild., now A.D.C. and Mil. Sec. to Lord Lieut,
of Ireld. : b. 1872.
Hon. Christian Malise H.-R., D.S.O. (1902), Lieut.
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2nd Batt. Black Watch, served in S. Africa 1899-
tqazi b. 1880.
Hon. Philip .Tames Leslie H.-R., and Lieut. Highld.
L.I., served in S, Africa 1901 : b. 1882.
Dau. of Bnss. 8th in line (aunt of present) :
Hon. Jane Stewart, now Hon. Mrs. George 0 'Grady,
hi 1824, mar. 1858 the late George O'G., Esq.
(d. 1872). Res., Plattenstown, Co.Wexfd.,nr. Arklow.
RUTHVEN, Matter of, courtesy-title of the
eld. son and heir of the preceding.
EUTHVEN (HOEE-), family name of Euthven
Barony, above.
RUTLAND, Duke of. John James Eobert
Manners, 7th Duke {Eng.), K.G. (1891), P.C.
{Gt. Br. 1852, senior member), G.C.B. (Civ. 1880),
M.A., LL.D., D.C.L., Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Leic.
Regt. (Mil.), and High Steward of the Borough
of Cambridge, has been First Cornmissr. of
Works, Postmaster-Gen., and Chanc. Duchy of
Lane, an M.P. (as Lord Jno. Manners) 1841-7
and 1850-88 : son of 5th D. and bro. of 6th ; b.
Dec. 13, 1818 ; sue. 1888 (<7.) ; mar., 1st, 1851, the
late Catherine Louisa Georgina (d. 1854), dau. of
the late Col. Geo. Marlay, C.B. ; 2ndly, 1862, the
late Janetta (d. 1899), dau. of Thos. Hughan,
Esq., of Airds, Kirkcudbtsh. Seats, Belvoir
Castle, Leic, nr. Grantham ; Stanton AVoodhouse,
Rowsiey. Derbysh. ; Longshaw Lodge, Sheffield ;
town res.', 3 Cambridge Gt., Eegent's Pk., N.W.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Rutland, 1525; Bn. Manners
of Haddon, 1679, by writ ; I>. of Rutland and M. of
Granby, 1703. U. K. : Bn. Roos of Belvoir, 1896.— Thomas
Manners, 13th Ld. Roos (see " De Ros," which is the
same Peerage), was created 1st Earl of Rutland, the two
titles running together until the death of the 3rd Earl,
when the Barony went to his daughter who married the
Earl of Exeter, but their son was succeeded in the
Barony by the 6th Earl of Rutland, thus bringing it
back to the former line, the latter Earldom having
I devolved upon the brother of the 3rd Earl, and so pro-
ceeded till, on the death of the 6th Earl just mentioned,
it passed with his daughter (his only child) to the line
I of the Dukes of Buckingham, the 1st of whom she
j married. On the death of the 2nd Duke it fell into
abeyance, out of which it was called in the reign of
George III. in favour of Charlotte, wife of Lord Henry
FitzGerald, whose descendant is the present Lord de
Ros. The 9th Earl was made Bn. Manners of Haddon
and afterwards elevated to the Dukedom.
Titled Relatives.
(Manners.)
Issue of present (jtJi) D. :
By 1ST JIKItGE.
' Marq,. of Granby, heir to Dukedom, called to the
House of Lords as Bn. Manners of Haddon (q.v.) :
Henry John Brinsley M., b. 1852, mar. 1882 Marion
Margaret Violet, dau. of the late Col. Hon. Chas.
H. Lindsay, C.B., son of 24th E. of Crawford.
Res., 16 Arlington St., S.W. Issue (who rank as
children of a Marq. ) :
Lady Victoria Marjoric Harriet M., b. 1883.
The deceased Robert Charles John M., Lord
Haddon, b. 1883, d. 1894.
Lord, Roos of Belvoir (pron. Beevor), heir to
Barony and 2ml heir to Dukedom : John Henry
Montagu M., b. 1886.
Lady Violet Katharine M., b. 1888.
Lady Diana Olivia Winifred Maud M., b. 1892.
The deceased Edith Mary Katharine M., b. & d. 1854.
By 2ND MRUGE.
The late Lord Edward William John M., b. 1864, d.
1903.
The lati Lady Katharine Seb'na Janetta M., b. 1866,
i d. 1000.
I Lord Cecil Reginald John M. M.P. for Melton Div.
I of Leic. (C), a D.L. of Co. Derby, has been an
i Atsist. Priv. Sec. in India Office, and was War
Corresp. in S. Africa to the Morning Post : b. 1868.
Res.. Belvoir Castle, and 8 Hanover Sq., W.
Lord Robert William Orlando M., D.S.O. (1900-1),
I Capt. 3rd Batt. King's Boy. Rifle G>rps, served in
1 S. Africa 1900: b. 1870, mar. 19C2 Mildred Mary,
dau. of the late Rev. Chas. P, Buckworth and
widow of Maj. Hy. E. Buchanan-Riddell (Lady
Robert M.). Res., 33 Eccleston St., S.W.
The late Lord AVilliam Alexander John M., b. 1873,
d. 1897.
The deceased Francis Henry M., b. 1874, d. 1875.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina Elizabeth Dorothy J/., b.
1876.
Lady Elizabeth Emily, now Lady E. Montagu-
Douglas- Scott, b. 1878, mar. 1903 Lord George
AVilliam M.-B.-S., son of 6th D. of Buccleuch.
ETJTLEDGE, Knight. Hon. Sir Arthur Bat-
ledge, Kt. Bach. (1902), K.C., late Attorney-Gen.
of Queensland (2nd time), M.L.A. 1873-93, an(l
again from 1899: b. 1843, mar. 1869 Mary
Thomas, dau. of the late Eev. Steph. Babone.
Bes., Garfield, Upp. Paddington, Brisbane.
ETJTTLEDGE, Hon. Mrs. David, dau. of 4th
Bn. Castlemaine.
BUVIGNY asd BAINEVAL, Marquis of.
Melville Amadeus Henry Douglas de La
Caillemotte de Massue de Buvigng, 9th Marq. of
Euvigny {France 1651), 15th Marq. (1621) and
37th Bn. (abt. 1080) of Eaineval, a distinguished
genealogist, author of ' The Blood Eoyal of
Britain' and 'The Jacobite Peerage:' son of
8th Marq. (a Col. in the British Army), b. 1868,
sue. 1883, mar. 1893 Eose Amalia, dau. of Seilor
Ponerazio Gaminara. Heir, his son Southwell
Maynard Gabriel Henry, Count of La Caillemotte
(b. 1896 ; 2nd heir, next son Count Charles Eupert
Wriothesley, b. 1903: has also a dau., Ctss.
Eachel Moyra, and a half-bro., Count Dudley
Philip Augustus, b. 1870) . Bes., Galway Cottage,
Chertsey, Surrey.
EYAN, Knight. Sir Charles Lister Ryan,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1887), formerly Priv. Sec. to Mr.
Disraeli, Sir Stafford Northcote, and Mr. Glad-
stone (all at Exchequer) ; was Comptroller and
Aud.-Gen. 1888-96: b. 1831, mar. 1862 Jane
Georgiana, dau. of the late Sir Jno. Shaw-
Lefevre, K.C.B. Bes., Burley Bushes, Ascot.
EYAN, Maj. Charles Montgojierie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), A.S.C., S. Africa 1899-1902, was a
D.A.A.G. at Mafeking during the Siege : b. 1867.
EYAN, Lieut. George Julian, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Eoy. Munst. Eus. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1878.
EYCEOFT, Baronet. Sir Eiciiard Nelson
R.i/croft, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1784), a D.L. for Hants.
(High Sheriff 1899), Capt. Hants. Imper. Yeom.,
served in S. Africa 1900-1, formerly Lieut. 2nd
Batt. Eifle Brig. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1859, sue.
1894, mar. 1886 the under - mentioned Lady
Dorothea Eycroft. Heir, his son Nelson Edward
Oliver (b. 1886; 2nd heir, next son, Eichard
Michael, b. 1897). Seat, Dummer House, Basing-
stoke, Hants.
EYCEOFT, Baronet's "Widow. Dowager
Lady B. (Juliana, dau. of Sir Jno. Ogilvy, 9th
Bt.), mar. 1858 Sir Nelson Eycroft, 4th Bt.
(d. 1894). Bes., 25 Chester Sq., S.W.
EYCEOFT, Lady Dorothea Hester Bluett,
dau. of 5th E. of Portsmouth (q.v.) and wife of
Sir Eichard N. Eycroft, 5th Bt.
EYDEE, family name of Harrowby Earldom,
q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons.," and see below.
EYDEE, Knight's Widow. Lady B. (Edith,
dau. of the late Eev. Hy. Dudley Ryder), mar.
1882 her 1st cousin Sir George Lisle Ryder, K.C.B.,
late Chmrj. of Bd. of Customs, (husb. and wife
were gt. grandchildren of 1st Bn. Harrowby).
Bes., 16 Palace Gdns. Terr., Kens., W.
RYDER, Maj . Charles Henry Dudley, D.S.O.
(1905), R E , Thibet : b. 1868.
RYD Baronetage, Knightage, &c. St. A 559
RYDER, Lady Isobel Frances Ulrica Iris,
sist. of 13th D. of Hamilton.
RYDER, William Henry, I.S.O. (1904), Under
Sec. to Home Dept. Queensland. Res., Brisbane.
RYLE, Bishop— see " Winchester."
RYMER, Knight. Sir Joseph Sykes Rymer,
Kt. Bach. (1901), an Aid. of York, Sheriff 1883,
and Lord Mayor 1888 and 1903, a colliery pro-
prietor: b. 1841, mar. 1864 Sarab, dau. of Jno.
Leetham, Esq. lies., The Mount, York.
RYND, Capt. Francis Fleetwood, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1877.
S.
SACKVILLE, family name of De La Ware
Earldom (Sackville-West formerly), q.v. for
" Ladies " and Hon. Wm. E. Sackv.-West.
SACKVILLE, Baron. Lionel Sackville
Sackville-West, 2nd Bn. {U.K.), G.C.M.G.
(1888 ; K.C.M.G. 1885), a D.L. for Kent, formerly
Brit. Min. to Argentine Repub. and to Madrid
and Washington, ent. Diplom. Ssrv. 1847 : bro.
of 1st Bn. and son of 5th Earl De La Warr, is
uncle and 2nd heir of present Earl ; b. July 19,
1827; sue. (under special remainder) 1888 (C.) ;
unmrrd. Seat, Knole Pk., Sevenoaks, Kent.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Sackville, 1876.— The 1st Bn.
was the Hon. Mortimer Sackville-West, son of 5th Earl
De La Warr, whose widow had been created Bnss.
Buckhurst. Special remainder was granted to his
brothers. The earlier predecessors of this line were the
Earls and Dukes of Dorset : see " De La Warr." The 3rd
son of the 1st Duke was created Vise. Sackville, and his
son the 2nd Vise, succeeded as 5th Duke, but he died
unmarried and all his titles lapsed. The above Ctss.
(Bnss. Buckhurst) was a daughter of the 3rd Duke.
He ik Presumptive.
Capt. Lionel Edward Sackville- West,M. A., W. Kent
Imper. Yeom. : nephew of present Bn. .and son of
the late Hon. Wm. Edwd. S.-W. (d. 1905) ; b. 1867,
mar. 1890 his cousin Victoria S.-W. Res., Knole,
Sevenoaks, Kent. (2nd heir, his bro. Charles John,
b. 1870.
SACKVILLE-WEST— see preceding art.
SADLER, Knight (1). Col. Sir James Hayes
Sadler, K.C.M.G. (1899), Hon. Col. Sussex Mil.
Artill., late Cons. -Gen. at Valparaiso, prev. Vice-
Cons, at Boulogne and La Rochelle, and Cons,
at Panama and Chicago : b. 1827, widower. Res.,
73 Queen's Gt., S.W.
SADLER, Knight (2). Col. Sir Samuel Alex-
ander Sadler, Kt. Bach. (1905), V.D., M.P. for
Middlesbrough (C), of which he has been thrice
Mayor, is Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. Durham L.I.,
a coal owner and chemical manufacturer : b.
1842, mar. 1874 Mercy, dau. of Jno. Field, Esq.
Res., Southland s, Eaglescliff e R. S . O. , Co . Durham.
SADLER, Lt.-Col. James Hayes, C.B. (Civ.
1902), LA. retd. (1896) ; has been Cons, at Muscat
and Cons. -Gen. on Somali Coast, now Commissi',
and C. in C, British E. Afr. Protect., late Com-
missi', and Com.-in-Ch. for Brit. E. Afr. Protect. : b.
1851 (son of above Kt. 1). Res., Entebbe, Uganda.
SADOZAI — see " Jan Sadozai."
SAIL AN A, the Raja of. H. H. Sir Jaswant
Singh, Bahadur, K.C.I.E. (1904), a Ruling Chief :
b. 1841. Res., Sailana, Westn. Malwa, Centr.
India.
ST. ALBANS, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edgar
Jacob, D.D., 3rd Bp., late 3rd Bp. of Newcastle,
formerly Vicar of Portsea, Chapl. in Ord. to
Queen Victoria, Hon. Canon of Winchester,
Domest. Chapl. to Bp. of Calcutta, and Exam.
Chapl. to Bp. of Winchester: b. Nov. 16. 1844,
cons, to Newcastle 1896, ent. Lords 1901 (C.), tr.
to St. Albans 1903. Bes., Highams, Woodford
Gm., Essex.
ST. ALBANS, Duke of. Charles Victor
Albert Aubrey de Vere Beauclerk, 11th Duke
{Eng.), Hered. Gd. Falconer and Hered. Registr. of
Ct. of Chancery, late Capt. Notts. Yeom. : son of
10th D. ; b. March 26, 1870; sue. 1898 {L.U.);
unmrrd. Seats, Redboume Hall, Kirton-in-
Lindsey R.S.O., Lines. ; Bestwood Lodge, Not-
tingham.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Burford and Bn. of Heding-
ton, 1676 ; D. of St. Albans, 1684. Gt. Br. : Bn. Vere, 1750.
—The three English titles, with those oi Grand Falconer
and Registrar, were conferred upon Chas. Beauclerk, one
of the illegitimate sons of Charles II. (by Nell Gwynne).
The Vere Barony was awarded to the Duke's 3rd son, and
the 2nd Bn. succeeded as 5th Duke.
Titled Relatives.
(Beauclerk.)
Issue ofiothD. (sists.,half-bros., &c, of present) :
By 1st MRRGE.
Lady Louise de Vere, now Lady L. Loder, t>. 1869,
mar. 1890 Gerald W. Erskine L., Esq., late M.P.,
bro. of Sir Edmd. G. Loder, 2nd Bt. Res., Abinger
House, 142 King's Rd., Brighton ; Wakehurst PL,
Ardingly, Haywards Heath, Sussex.
. (Present Dure, b. 1870.)
Lady Sibyl Evelyn de Vere, now Lady S. Lascelles,
b. 187X, mar. 1899 Maj. William Prank L., son of
Rt. Hon. Sir Frank C. Lascelles and grandson of
2nd E. of Harewood. Res., 95 Cadogan Gdns.,
S.W.
B\" 2ND MRRCE.
Lord Osborne de Vere B., heir pres. to Dukedom,
Maj. S. Notts. Hussars, (Imper. Yeom.), late Capt.
17th Lancers, served in S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1874.
Res., 101 Mount St., AV.
Lady Moyra de Vere, now Lady M. Cavendish, b. 1876,
mar. 1895 Richd. Fredk. C, Esq., M.P., grandson
of 7th D. of Devonshire, q.v.
Lady Katharine de Vere, now Lady K. Somerset,
h. 1877, mar. 1896 Hy. Chas. S. Aug. S., Esq., son of
Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Rd. Somerset and grandson
of 8th D. of Beaufort. Res., The Priory, Reigate.
Lady Alexandra de Vere B., b. 1878.
Lord William de Vere B., 2nd heir, b. 1883.
Dau.-in-law of 8th D. (gt. aunt of present) :
Lady Amelius B. (Frances Maria, dau. of the late
Chas. Harrison, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1853, the late Lord
Amelius Wentworth B., Ca.pt. R.N. (d. 1879) ;
2ndly, 1884, the late Lt.-Gen. Jno. W. D'Oyly (d.
1897)— retaining title by courtesy. Res., 10 Bruns-
wick Terr., Hove, Brighton; 3 Bryanston Sq., W.
ST. ALBANS, Duke's Widow. Duchess of St.
A. (Grace, dau. of the late Ralph Bernal-Osborne,
Esq., M.P.), mar. 1874, as 2nd wife, 10th D. of
St. Albans (d. 1838). Res., Newtown Anner,
Clonmei ; 49 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
ST. ANDREWS, Bishop of. Most Rev. George
Howard Wilkinson, D.D., Bp. of St. Andrews,
Dunkeld, and Dunblane, and Primus of Scot.
Epise. Church (el. 1904), formerly 2nd Bp. of
560 St. A Directory
Truro, and successively Vicar of Seaham
Harbour, Bp. Auckland, St. Peter's, Windmill
St., and St. Peter's, Eaton Square, Select Preacher
at Oxford 1879-81 : b. 1833, cons, to Truro 1883
(resigned 1891), el. to St. Andrews 1893, widower.
Res., Feu House, Perth.
ST. ASAPH, Bishop of. Et. Rev. Alfred
George Edwards, D.D., 71st Bp., formerly
Head Master of Llandovery Coll., Pur. Dean of
St. Peter's Carmarthen, and Chapl. to Bp. of St.
David's : b. KoV. 2, 1848, cons. 1889, ent. Lords 1891
(L.U.), mar. 1885, 2nd wife. Res., The Palace,
St. Asaph, Flints.
ST. ASAPH, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1730), a title of
the Ashburnham Earldom, borne by the heir
when a son.
ST. AUBYN, family name of St. Levan
Barony, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Edith.
ST. CLAIR, family name of Sinclair Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." For St.-Clair-ErsMne see
Rosslyn Earldom.
ST. CLAIR, Col. James Latimer Crawshay,
C.M.G. (1901), Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; Zulu
War 1879, Egypt, S. Africa 1899-1902, now Dep.
Judge Advoc. atHeadqrs. : b. 1850. Club, U. Serv.
ST. COLME, Baron (Scot. 1611)— see "Moray,
E. of."
ST. CYRES, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1885), only son and heir of E. of Iddesleigh.
ST. DAVID'S, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Owen, D.D., 119th Bp., formerly Classical
Lecturer, Welsh Professor, and Principal of St.
David's Coll., Lampeter, Rect. of Llangeler, and
Dean and Canon of St. Asaph : b. Aug. 24, 1854,
mar. 1882, cons. 1897, ent. Lords 1903 (67.). Res.,
Middleton Hall, Llanarthney R.S.O., Carmarths.
(The Palace destroyed.)
ST. GEORGE, Baronet. Sir John St. George,
5th Bt. (Irel. 1766), formerly Lieut. Highland
L.I. : son of 3rd Bt. and half-bro. of 4th ; b. 1851,
sue. 1861, mar. 1894 Rose, dau. of the late Sir Geo.
Berkley, KlC.M.G. Heir pres., his bro. Arthur
(b. 1852 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Theophilus John,
b. 1856). Res., Harcourt, Sutton, Surrey.
ST. GEORGE, Marquess of. George Crispo
Bavbaro, 5th Marq. ( Venice 1778— Nobility of
Malta), a Venetian patrician, Memb. of Assembly
of Maltese Nobility and Hon. Sec. to Cmttee. 01
Privileges, Gov. of Malta Civ. Prisons, formerly
a Memb. Counc. of Govt, and Sen. Capt. Roy.
Malta Pegt., belongs to several scient. socs. and
is author of various works: son of 4th M., b.
1849, sue. 1880, mar. 1872 Theresa Susanna, dau.
of Hon. A. Pulis. Heir, his son Henry George,
Marchesino of St. George (b. 1875; 2nd heir, latter's
son, Anthony Maurice Philip, dei Marchesi Barbaro,
b. 1504). Res., Villa Barbaro, Tarxien, Malta.
ST. GERMANS, Earl of. Henry Corn-
wallis Eliot, 5th Earl [U.K.), a D.L. for
Cornwall, formerly in R.N. and in For. Office :
son of 3rd E. and bro. of 4th ; b. Feb. 11, 1835 ;
sue. 1881 (L. U.) ; mar. same year Hon. Emily
Harriet Labouchere, dau. of 1st and last Bn.
Taunton. Seat, Port Eliot, St. Germans R.S.O.,
Cornwall ; Down Ampney, Glouc, Cricklade
R.S.O. ; town res., 13 Grosvenor Gdns., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Eliot, 1784. U.K. : E. of St.
Germans, 1815.— Edwd. Eliot, M.P. for Cornwall, was
created 1st Bn., his son obtaining the Earldom. The 3rd
Earl, who had represented Liskeard and East Cornwall
in Parliament, was appointed Envoy to Spain, Post-
master-General, Lord Lieutenant of Ireland, &c., and
made a P.C. and G.C.B. The 4th Earl was Secretary of
Legation at Rio (twice), Athens, and Lisbon.
of feerage, St. J
TITLED RELATIVE!).
(Eliot,)
Issue ofpriseM (5th) E. :
Lord Elio?) heir to Earldom : Edward Henry John
Comwallis E., b 1885.
Hon. John Granville Cornwall's E,, 2nd heir, b. 1890.
Surviving dau. of yd E. (sist. of present) :
Lady Louisa Susan Cornwalli3, now Ctss. of Bess-
borough, b, 1825, mar. 1850 7th Earl of B., q.v.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1829, d. 1881 unmrrd.)
(Present Earl, b. 1835.)
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Charles E. (Constance Rhiannon, nee
Guest, sist. of 1st Bn. Wimbome), mar. 1865
the late Col. Hon. Charles George Cornwallis E.,
C.V.O. (d. 1901). Res., 8 Onslow Gdns., S. Kens.,
S.W.
ST. HELENA (pron. Hel'ena), Bishop of.
Rt. Rev. William Arthur Holbech, D.D., 4th
Bp., late Dean of Bloemfontein and has been
Archdn. and Rect. of Kimberley : b. 1850, cons.
1905. Res., Bishopsholme, Redhill, St. Helena.
ST. HELIER, Baron's Widow. The Lady
St. II. (Susan Mary Elizabeth Jeurif, dau. of the
late Keith W. Stewart-Mackenzie, Esq., and
widow of Lt.-Col. Hon. Jno. Const. Stanley, son
of 2nd Bn. Stanley of Alderley), mar. 1881, 2nd
husb., the Rt. Hon. Sir Fras. Hy. Jeune, Pres. of
Prob. and Divorce Ct., cr. 1905 Bn. St. Helier (d.
same year and title extinct). Res., Arlington
Manor, Newbury, Berks. ; 79 Harley St., W.
ST. JOHN {pron. Sinjun), family name of
Bolingbroke Viscounty and of St. John ok
Bletso Barony. See the latter for all " Hons."
ST. JOHN, Baron— see compounds below.
ST. JOHN, Knight (1). Sir Frederick Robert
St. John, K.C.M.G. (1901), late Brit. Min. at
Berne, prev. at Caracas and in Servia : b. 1831
(grandson of 3rd Vise. Bolingbroke), mar. 1882
Isabella Annie, dau. of Hon. Jas. T. Fitzmaurice,
son of 5th E. of Orkney. Club, Travellers'.
ST. JOHN, Knight (2). Sir Spenser Bucking-
ham St. John, G.C.M.G. (1894; K.CM.G. 1881),
F.G.S., formerly Min. at Port au Prince (Hayti),
Lima, Mexico, and Stockholm, prev. Sec. to
Missn. in Siam and Cons.-Gen. in Borneo : b.
1825, mar. 1899 Mary, dau. of the late Col. Fredc.
M. Armstrong, OB. Club, Athenaeum.
ST. JOHN, Knight's Widow. Lady St. J.
(Janette, dau. of the late Jas. Ormond, Esq.), mar.
1869 Col. Sir Oliver B. C. St. John, K.C.S.I., R.E.,
Res. at Mysore (d. 1891). Res., The Red House,
Farnham, Surrey.
ST. JOHN, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1716)— see
"Bolinebroke and St. J."
ST. JOHN, Alfred, C.M.G. (1900), Cons.-Gen.
at Callao, prev. at head of Brit. Legats. at Lima,
Ouito, Bogota, and Caracas : b. 1857. Res., Brit.
Consulate-Gen., Callao, Peru.
ST. JOHN of BASING, Baron {Eng. 1539)—
see " Winchester, M. of."
ST. JOHN of BATTERSEA, Baron (Gt. Br.
1716), and of LYDIARD TREGOZE (1712)— see
" Bolingbroke and St. John, Vise."
ST. JOHN of BLETSO, Baron. Beauchamp
Moubray St. John, 16th Bn. (Eng.) and a Bt.,
Lord Lieut, of Beds., and a D.L., C.C., and Chmn.
Q.S., also a D.L. for Herefordsh., formerly in
74th Highldrs. : son of 14th Bn. and bro. of 15th ;
b. Dec. 4, 1844 ; sue. 1887 (C.) ; mar. 1869 Helen
Charlotte, dau. of the late Harry Thornton, Esq.
Seat, Melchbourne Pk., Sharnbrook, Beds.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. St. John of Bletso, 1559 ; a
Bt. 1660.— Oliver St. John, fth Bn. Beauchamp of
Bletso (abeyant Peerage), was the first to obtain this
St. J Baronetage, Knightage, dhc. St. L 561
Barony. That of Beauchamp had been conferred, by
Edward III., upon Roger de Beauchamp, a distinguished
soldier and Chamberlain of the, Household. Sir H:
Nicolas mentions no fewer than eight Baronies bearing
the title of Beauchamp, and that of Beauchamp of
Sletso was created by writ in 1363, but remained dor-
mant from the above Roger's death in the absence of any
further summons. Upon the creation by patent of the
St. J ohn Barony the other title was revived, but through
female inheritance it passed successively from this line
to the Earls of Nottingham and Peterborough and the
Duke of Gordon, till it fell into abeyance in 1836 between
the four surviving sisters of the 5th Duke and the then
heir of the Duke of Manchester. The 2nd Bn. St. John
was one of the Judges in the trial of Mary Queen of
Scots. The 4th was made Earl of Bolingbroke, but that
title expired with the 3rd Earl. The existing Boling-
broke Viscty. , however, starts from the same ancestry as
this. The form " Bletso " is that of the Roll of the Peers
and of ' Debrett' and Mr. C'okayne ; elsewhere it is given
as "Bletsoe " or " Bletsho."
Titled Relatives.
(St. John.)
Issue 0/ present (16th) Bn.:
Hon. Helen Mary St. J., b. 1869.
Hon. Alice Gertrude St. J., b. 1873.
Hon. Mabel Eleanor St. J., b. 1874.
Hon. Barbara Ethel St. J., b. 1875.
Hon. Henry Beauchamp Oliver St. J., heir to
Barony, a D.L. for Beds. : b 1876.
Hon. Moubray St. Andrew Thornton St. J, 2nd heir,
Lieut. King's Own Scott. Borderers, served in S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877, mar. 1905 Evelyn Geraldine,
dau. of Capt. Andrew Hamilton-Russell (Hon. Mrs.
Moubray St. J.).
Hon. Edith Laura, now Hon. Mrs. Laiv son- Johnston,
b. 1879, mar. 1902 George L.-J., Esq. Res., 29
Portman S<i., AV.
Hon. Emily Caroline Emma St. J., b. 1880.
Hon. Rowland Tudor St. J., Lieut. Durham L.I.,
b. 1882.
Hon. Eva St. J, b. 1884.
Hon. Charles Paulet St. J., b. 1886.
Hon. Margaret St. J., b. 1887.
Issue of iyh Bn. (nieces of present) :
Hon. Ellen Sydney, now Hon. Mrs. Gowran
Townley, b. 1869, mar. 1502 Max. Gowran T., Esq.
Res. , with the Peer.
Hon. Margaret Beaufort, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Weston, b. 1875, mar. 1896 Arth. F. Anderdon W.,
Esq. Ris., Totterdown, Hungerford, Berks.
Surviving issue of 14'ft Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Eleanor Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Herman
Wayne, b. 1839, mar. 1874 Lt.-Col. Herman W.
Ess., -Kelso House, Bath.
(The late 15th Baron, b. 1840, d. 1887.)
Hon. Laura, now Hon. Mrs. Conolly M'Causland, b.
1842, mar. 1867 the late Conolly Thos. M'C, Esq.
(d. 1902). Res., Drenagh, Limavady, Co. Derry.
(Present Baron, b. 1844.)
— Dau. -in-law:
Hon. Mrs. Edmund St. J. (Adeline, dau. of A dm.
Sir Arth. Farquhar, K.C.B.), mar. 1877 the late
Rev. the Hon. Edmund Tudor St. J. (d. 1884).
Res., Drum-na-Gesk, Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
(with her own father).
ST. JOHN'S (Kaffraria), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Joseph Watkin Williams, D.D., 3rd Bp., late
Examg. Chapl. to the Abp. of Cape Town, formerly
Curate of Watlington, Oxon, and of Newport
Pagnell, St. Bartholomew's, Dover, and St.
Michael, Camden Town : b. 1857, cons. 1901. Mes.,
Bishop's Mead, Umtata, Cape Col.
ST. LAWRENCE, family name of Howth
Earldom, q.v. for Lady Geraldine.
ST. LAWRENCE, Viscount, a title of the
Howth Earldom {Irel. 1767), borne by the heir
when a son.
ST. LEG-ER, family name of Doneraile Vis-
county, q.v. for " Hons."
ST. LEGER, Col. Henry Hungerford, D.S.O.
(1886), Cam. Highldrs. retd. (1888); Mutiny,
Egypt, Nile and Soudan 1884-6 : b. 1833.
ST. LEONARDS, Baron. Edward Burten-
Shaw Sugden, 2nd Bn. {U.K.): grandson of 1st
Bn. and son of the late Hon. Henry Sugden;
b. Aug. 12, 1847 : suc. 1875 (C.) ; mar. 1876 Marian
Caroline (who obtd. judic. separation 1883), dau.
of the late Capt. Geo. A. C. Dashwood, son of 4th
Bt. of Kirtlington. lies., Lady St. L., Orwell
Cott., Windsor.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. St. Leonards, 1852.— The 1st Bn.
was the Rt. Hon. Sir Edwd. B. Sugden, who had been
M.P. for Weymouth and Ripon, Solicitor-General, and
twice Lord Chancellor of Ireland and once of England.
Titled Relatives.
(Sugden.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Hilda Harriet Marianne, now Hon. Mrs
William Drury-Lowe, b. 1878, mar. 1902 William
Drury D.-L., Esq., Lieut. Gren. Gds.
Surviving sists. of present Bn. (granted rank of
Bn.'s issue 1875) :
Hon. Marianne Winifred S., b. 1845.
(Present Baron, b. 1847.)
Hon. Emma Frances Mary, now Hon. Mrs. George
Reid, b. 1852, mar. 1888 Geo. R., Esq. Res., in
U.S.A.
Hon. Henrietta Mabel S., b. 1857.
Hon. Alice Maud, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Bradley, b.
1859, mar. 1890 Rev. Ily. Waldron B. Res., Birtlss
Vic, Chelford, Crewe.
Hon. Blanche Geraldine, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Wade, b. 1863, mar. 1897 the late Arth. Law If.,
Esq.,M.l). (d. 1901). Res., The Watchetts, Reading.
Hon. Charlotte Frances Henry, now Hon. Mrs.
Richard Wilmot, b. 1867, mar. 1893 Rev. Richd.
Hurt W. Res., Poulton Vic, Fairford, Glouc.
— Sist s. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Henry S. (Edith, dau. of the late Abrm.
Bowman, Esq.), mar. 1879 the late Hon. Henry
Frank S. (d. 1899), from whom she had obtd. judic.
sep. 1893. Son :
Frank. Edward S., Esq., heir pres. to Barony,
b. 1890. (2nd heir, his 1st cous. once rem. Frank,
b. 1S52.)
Lady Elphinstone Agnes S., ne'e Maude, dau. of late
Earl de Montalt, b. 1857, mar. 1880 the late Hon.
Walter James 5. (d. 1897).
Dau. of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
Hon. Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. John Turner, h.
1820, mar. 1852 the late Lt.-Gen. Jno. T., C.B. (d.
1886). Res., 15 Lansdowne PL, Hove, Brighton.
— Daus. -in-law (mother and aunt of present
Bn.):
Hon. Mrs. Henry S. (Marianne, dau. of Lt.-Col.
Jas. Cookson), mar. 1844 the late Hon. Henry S.,
father of preceding (d. 1866). Res., Montroy, Wells,
Somerset.
Hon. Mrs. Arthur S. (Annie Jane, dau. of Rev. G.
Elton), mar. 1854 the late Rev. the Hon. Arthur S.
(d. 1868).
ST. LEVAN, Baron. John St. Aubyn, 1st
Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., Kt. of Grace
St. John Jerus., a D.L. for Cornwall and Dep.
Special Warden of the Stannaries, Hon. Col.
3rd Batt. Duke of Cornwall's L.L (Mil.) and
Commod. of Westn. Yacht Squadron, an M.P.
1858-87, Mayor of Devonport 1890-2 : son of Sir
Edwd. St. Aubyn, 1st Bt. ; b. Oct. 23, 1829 ;
sue. as 2nd Bfc. 1872, cr. Bn. 1887 {L.U.) ; mar.
1856 Lady Elizabeth Clementina Townshend, dau.
of 4th Marq. Townshend. Seat, St. Michael's Mt.,
Marazion R.S.O., Cornwall; town res., 15 Upp.
Grosvenor St., W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1866 ; Bn. St. Levan, 1887
Iss
(St. Aubyn.)
Hon. John Townshend St. A., heir to Barony,
C.V.O. (1905), a D.L. for Cornwall and Dep.
Warden of Stannaries, Col. comdg. Gren. Gd3., J
P P
562 St. L Directory of Peerage,
served in Suakin and Nile Expedns., has been
A.D.C. to Gov. of Hong Kong and Mil. Sec. to
(iov.-Gen. of Canada : b. 1857, mar. 1892 Lady
Edith Hilaria Edgcumbe, dau. of 4th E. of Mount
Edgcumbe. Res., 53 Cadogan PL, S.W.
Hon. Edward Stuart St. A., 2nd heir, Maj. in Res.
of Officers, formerly Capt. King's Roy. Rifle
Corps, served in Egypt 1882 and IS. Africa 1900,
and -was Extra A.D.C. to two Lords Lieut, of
Ireland: b. 1858. Res., 7 Park PL, St. James's,
S.W.
The late Hon. Francis Michael St. A., b. 1859, d. 1895.
Hon. Elizabeth Blanche Emma, now Hon. Mrs
Otway Cuffe, b. i860, mar. 1891 Capt. Hon. Otway
Fredk. Seymour C, son of 3rd E. of Desart (q.v.)
and heir pres. to the Earldom.
The deceased Evelyn Katharine St. A., b. & d. 1862.
Hon. Audrey Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. Sydney
Ponsonby, b. 1864, mar. 1893 Sydney Alex. P., Esq.,
grandson of 4th E. of Bessborough. Res., Elm
Field, Potter's Bar, Middx.
Hon. Evelyn Etheldreda, now Hon. Mrs. Nelson
Alcock, b. 1866, mar. 1895 the late Nelson Chapman
A., Esq. (d. 1900).
The late Hon. Arthur James Dudley Stuart St. A.,
b. 1867, d. 1897, having mar. 1894 as below.
Hon. Eleanor Clementina, now Hon. Mrs. Hugh
Amherst, b. 1869, mar. 1896 Capt. Hon. Hugh A., son
of 2nd Earl A., q.v.
Hon. Piers Stewart. St. A., served in S. Africa 1900 as
Lieut, in Thorneycroft's Mtd. Inf., b. 1871. Club,
Bachelors'.
Hon. Mabel Georgiana, now Hon. Mme. Ernest
Mallet, b. 1872, mar. 190s Mons. Ernest M. of Paris.
The deceased Gwendoline St. A., b. 1873, d. 1874.
Hon. Lionel Michael St. A., B.A., b. 1878. Club,
Bachelors'.
— D aus. -in-law :
Lady Edith Hilaria St. A., see Hon. John T. above.
[Hon. Mrs. Arthur Si. .1. (Helen Kate, dau. of Hon.
J. C. Phillippo, M.D., of Jamaica), mar., 1st, 1894,
the above late Hon. Arthur J. I). S. St. A. Id. 18^7);
2iidly, 1904, Patrick Jas. Crichton-Stewart, Esq.—
forfeiting title.]
ST. LIZ, Baron {Eng. 1664)— see "Denbigh,
E. of."
ST. MAUR (pron. Simon-'), family name of
Somerset Dukedom, q.v. for " Lords."
ST. OSWALD, Baron. Rowland Winn,
2nd Bn. {U.K.), a D.L. for W. Rid., formerly
Capt. Coldstrm. Gds., an M.P. 1885-93: son of
1st Bn.; b. Aug. 1, 1857; sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar.
1892 Mabel Susan, dau. of SirChas. J. Forbes, 4th
Bt. of Newe. Seats, Nostell Priory, Wakefield ;
Appleby Hall, Doncaster; town res., 11 Grosvenor
Gdns., Pimlico, S.W.
Creation. U. K. : Bn. St. Oswald, 1885.— Rowland Winn,
M.P. for North Lincolnshire and a Lord of the Treasury,
was the first holder of this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Winn.)
Issue of present {2> d) Bn. :
Hon. Rowland George W-, heir to Barony, b. 1893.
Hon. Edith Victoria Blanche Hr., b. 1895.
Hon. Charles John Frederick llr., 2nd heir, b. 1896.
Hon. Reginald Henry W., b. 1399.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Hon. George William Phipps IF., b. 1863.
Hon. Cecil Henry W., b. 1866.
Hon. Emily Louisa W.
Hon. Maud Julia Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Alan Stuart-
Wortley, mar. 1900 Capt. Hon. Alan Richd. S.-W.,
D.S.O., bro. of 2nd E. of Wharncliffe,
ST. OSWALD, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady St. O. (Harriet Maria Amelia, dau. of the
late Col. Hy. Dumaresq and Lady Eliz. Butler,
sist. of 5th E. of Lanesborough), mar. 1854 1st
Bn. St. Oswald (d. 1803). Res., Appleby Hall,
Doncaster.
ST. PAUL, Count. Horace George St.
Paul Butler, Ct. 5th in line {Holy Rom. Emp.
1759)) son of Maria, late Ctss., and grandson of
Sir Horace St. Paul, 2nd and last Bt. ; b. 1898,
sue. 1901. Heiress pres., his sist. Ctss. Hetha
Grey St. Paul, b. 1896 ; 2nd heiress, next sist.,
Ctss. Irene Maria, b. 1901). Seat, Ewart Pk.,
Wooler R.S.O., N'thumb.
*#* The title descends to the children and children's
children of either sex in perpetuity, and as they inherit
the title from birth, the family do not speak of " heirs"
or " succession, " though they do succeed as in all other
lines to the leading title of Count or Countess without
Christian name. The title was authorised for use in
this country in 1812.
ST. PIERRE, Viscount ( U.K. 1901), a title of
the Roberts Earldom. (There is also a French
nobleman, Vicomte de St. Pierre.)
ST. VINCENT, Viscount. Carnegie Parker
Jervis, 5th Vise. {U.K.), formerly Capt. 2nd
Batt. Roy. Berks. Regt. : son of 3rd V. and bro.
of 4th ; b. April 5, 1855 ; sue. 1885 (C.) ; mar.
same year Rebecca May, dau. of the late Jas.
Baston, Esq., but obtd. divorce 1898. Seats,
Norton Disney, Lines., nr. Newark; Sutton-on-
Derwent, York.
Creation. U.K. : Vise. St. Vincent, 1801.— Adm. Jno.
Jervis, who had obtained a great victory over the Spaniards
off Cape St. Vincent, was created in the first place (1797)
Fail St. Vincent and Bn. Jervis; but as he had no issue
the Viscty. was added four years later and accompanied
with remainder to his nephew, the earlier creation ex-
piring in 1823. The 4th Vise, served as a Captain in
the 16th Lancers in Zululand, Afghanistan, Transvaal,
and Egypt.
Titled Relatives.
I Jervis. )
Surviving issue of 3rd V. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Alice Maude, now Hon. Mrs. John Francklin,
b. 1848, mar. 1868 Jno. Liell F., Esq. Res., Gonal-
ston Hall, Nottingham.
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1850, d. 1885.)
Hon. Lucy Ada, now The Lady Harris, C.I., b. 1851,
mar. 1874 4th Bn. H., q.v.
(Present Viscount, b. 1855.)
Hon. Emily Violet, now Hon. Mrs. John Howard, b.
1857, mar. 1896, 2nd husb., Jno. II., Esq., M.P.
Res., Sibton Hall, Lyminge, Kent.
Hon. Ronald Claroes J., heir pres. to Viscounty,
Hon. Maj. rttd. (formerly Capt.) sth Batt.
Northumk Fus. (Mil.):b. 1859, mar. 1894 Marion
Annie, dau. of the late Jas. Broun, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Ronald J). Res., The Hill, Sutton-on-
Derwent, York. (2nd heir, his son John Cyril
Carnegie, b. 1898.)
Hon. Cecil Leonard./., b. 1861, mar. 1884 Laura Evelyn,
dau. of the late Jos. Davey, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Cecil
J ). Res., Home Farm, Norton Disney, Lines., nr.
Newark.
Hon. St. Leger Henry J., D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj. 4th
Batt. Norf. Regt. (Mil.), late King's Roy. Rifle
Corps, was an A.D.C. in S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1863,
mar. 190-, Hilda Maud, dau. of Thos. Collier, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. St. Leger J.).
Hon. Lionel J., b. 1865. Res., The Chase, Maple-
durham, Oxon, nr. Reading.
Bro. and sist. of 3rd V. (uncle and aunt of pre-
sent, granted rank of Vise's issue i85o) :
Hon. Caroline Mary Frances J, b. 1824. Res., 4
Queen's Parade, Bath.
(The lute 3rd Viscount, b. 1825, d. 1879.)
Hon. AVilliam Monk J., B.C.L., barrister-at-law, a
D.L. and Co. Aid. for Derbysh., formerly Capt.
Staff. Mil. : b. 1827, mar. 1882, 2nd husb. to 3rd
wife, Mary, dau. of the late Edwd. Atkinson, Esq.,
and widow of Capt. Herbert Stepney (Hon. Mrs.
Wm. J.). Res., Quarndon Hall, Derby.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd V. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. Parker- Jervis (Maude, dau. of the late
Rev. Chas. H. Main waring), mar. 1886, as 2nd wife,
the late Hon. Edward Swynfen P.-J. (d. 1896).
Res., Park Hall, Longton, Staffs.
SALE, Col. Matthew Townsend, C.M.G-
(1881), R.E. retd. (1898); Bhutan 1864-5 and W.
Coast of Africa, Boundary Commissr. in Monte-
SAL Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SAL 563
negro 1879, late Supt. Bldg. Works, Woolwich
Arsenal t b. 1841. lies., The Grange, Belvedere,
Kent.
SALFORD, Viscount {U.K. 1837), a title of
the Egerton,of Tattqn Earldom.
SALIS, Count de— see "De Salis."
SALISBURY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Wordsworth, D.D., LL.D., 93rd Bp., has been
Grinfield and Bampton Lecturer, twice Select
Preacher to Oxford Univ., Univ. Preacher at
Whitehall (carrying with it a Canonry of
Rochester), and Oriel Prof, of Interp. Holy
Script, at Oxford, is Chapl. of Order of St. John
Jerus. : son of Bp. Wordsworth of Lincoln, b.
Sept. 21, 1843, cons. 1885, ent. Lords 1890 iC),
mar. 1896 2nd wife. Res., The Palace, Salisbury ;
Bishop's Cotbjge, Lul worth Cove, Wareham,
Dorset ; town res., Lollards' Tower, Lambeth,
S.E.
SALISBURY, Marquess of. James Edward
Hubert ( Gascoyne-) Cecil, 4th Marq. {Gt. Br.),
P.O. {Gt. Br. 1903), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), M.A.,
anM.P. 1885-1903 (as Vise. Cranborne), appd. 1903
Lord Privy Seal, and 1905 Pres. Bd. of Trade,
late Under Sec. for Foreign Affairs ; is Col.
comdg. 4th Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil., served in
S. Africa 1900), is also Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt.
Essex Rifles, Militia A.D.C. to H.M., High
Steward of Westminster and of Hereford, and
Chmn. Herts. Q..S. : son of 3rd Marq. ; b. Oct.
23, 1861 ; sue. 1903 (C.) ; mar. 1887 Lady Cicely
Alice Gore, dau. of 5th E. of Arran. Seats,
Hatfield House, Herts. ; Manor House, Cran-
borne, Dorset nr. Salisbury ; town res., 20 Arling-
ton St., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Cecil, 1603 ; Vise. Cranborne,
1634; E. of Salisbury, 1605. Gt. Br.: M.of Salisbury, 1789.—
There were Earls of Salisbury from the time of Stephen,
hut the title underwent several temporary extinctions.
The 3rd Earl in the second line was beheaded by the
rabble at Cirencester in 1400. Richd. Nevill, the 1st in
the next line, was attainted and beheaded. His successor,
Earl also of Warwick, was slain at Bamet in 1471. Both
Earldoms were next conferred upon the Duke of
Clarence, the murdered brother of Edward IV. Then
the Duke of Gloucester, afterwards King Hi chard III.,
was made Earl of Salisbury. After him Margaret,
daughter of the Duke of Clarence, was Countess, but
she too was attainted and beheaded. This brings us to
the commencement of the present line, which was created
simultaneously with that of Exeter. The lit. Hon. Sir
Robt. Cecil, younger son of Win. Cecil, Ld. Burghley, and
Secretary of State under Elizabeth, was awarded the
above three English titles shortly after King James's
accession. The 7th Earl, an P.R.b. and Lord Chamber-
lain to Geo. III., was raised to the Marquessate. The
2nd Marq. was Lord Lieutenant of Middlesex and Lord
President of the Council. The late 3rd Marquess, K.G.
and G.C. V.O., was thrice Prim3 Minister and four times
Secretary for Foreign Affairs. Previous to his accession
to the Peerage he had been (1853-68) an M. P., at first as
Lord ltobt. Cecil and from the djath of his elder brother
as Vise. Cranborne. — The family name is conventionally
Cecil only, that of Gascoyne having been added by the
2nd Marquess on his marriage with a lady of that sur-
name.
Titled Relatives.
(Cecil.)
Issue 0/ present {$th) 31. :
Lady Beatrice Edith Mildred C, b. 1891.
Vise. Cranborne, heir to Marquessate : Robe.-t
Arthur James C, b. 1893.
Lady Mary Alice C, b. 1895.
Lord Edward Christian David C, 2nd heir, b. 1902.
Surviving issue of 3rd M. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Beatrix Maud, now Ctss. of Selborne, b. 1838,
mar. 1883 Vise. Wolmer, now 2nd Earl of S., q.v.
Lady Gwendolen C, b. i860.
(Present Marquess, b. 1861.)
Rev. Lord (Rupert) William Ernest C. (" Rev. Lord
William Cecil"), M.A., Rect. of Bp.'s Hat-field
and Rur. Dean of Hertford: b. 1863, mar. 1887
Lady Florence Mary Bootle- Wilbraham, dau. of ist
E. of Lithom (Lady Florence C). Res., St.
Audrey's, Hatfield, Herts.
Lord (Edgar Algernon) Robert C, B.A., K.C. (1899),
a memb. of Gen. Counc. of Bar, formerly Priv. Sec.
to his father: b. 1834, mar. 1889 Lady Eleanor
Lambton, dau. of 2nd K of Durham (Lady Robert
C). Res., Gale Cottage, Chelwood Gt., Uckfield,
Sussex; 25 Grove End Rd., St, John's Wd., N.W.
Lord Edward Herbert C, D.S.O. (1898), Lt.-Col. Gren.
Gds., served with Dongola and Nile Expedns., and
accompd. Spec. Mission to King of Abyssinia 1897,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900 as Ch. Staff Offr. to
Maj.- Gen. Baden -Powell in Mafeking : b. 1867,
mar. 1894 Violet Georgina, dau. of the late Adm.
Fredk. A. Maxse (Lady Edward C), a Lady of
Grace St. John Jerus. Res., Cairo.
Lord Hugh Richard Heathcote C, M.A., M.P.
for Greenwich (C.),has been Assist. Priv. Sec. to his
father: b. 1869. lies., Hatfield House, Herts.
— D :tus .-in-law :
Lady Florence C, see Rev. Lord (Rupert) William
above, also note on page 26.
Lady Robert C, see Lord (Edgar A.) Robert.
Issue of 2nd 31. (uncles and aunt of present) :
Bv 1ST MRRGE.
(The late 3rd Marquess, b. 1830, d. 1903.)
Lord Eustace Brownlow Henry C, a Co. Aid. for
Dorset, formerly Lt.-Col. Coldstrm. Gds. and Surv.-
Gen. of Ordnance, an M.P. 1865-85 : b. 1834, mar. i860
Lady Gertrude Louisa Scott, dau. of 2nd E. of
Eldon (Lady Eustace C). Res., Lytchett Heath,
Poole, Dorset ; m Eaton Sq., S.W.
Bv 2ND MRRGE.
Lord Arthur €., M.A., Capt. 4th Vol. Batt. Hants.
Regt. : b. 1851, mar. 1902, 2nd wife, Bnss. Frederica
von Klenck (Lady Arthur C). Res., The Mount,
Lymington, Hants.
Lady Margaret Elizabeth C, b. 1854. Res., Oakdown,
Burwash, Etchingham, Sussex.
SALMON, Knight. Adm. of the Fit. Sir
No well Salmon, G.C.B. (Mil. 1897; K.C.B. 1887),
Y<& (1857), served in Baltic and Ind. Mutiny and
captured the filibuster Walker, ret. 1905; late
Com.-in-Ch. at Portsmouth, formerly on Cape
and China, Stations, was Princ. Nav. A.D.C. to
Queen Victoria 1897-9 : b. 1835, mar. 1866 Emily
Augusta, dau. of the late E. Saunders, Esq., of
Westbrook. Bes., Curdridge Grange, Botley,
Hants.
SALMOND, Knight. Maj .-Gen. Sir William
Sahnond, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.E. retd. (same
year), served in Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1899-1902,
was Assist. Dir. of Works at War Office 1883-4,
Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Fortifcns. 1891-6, late D.A.G,
for R.E. at Headqrs.: b. 1840, mar. 1874 Emma
Mary, dau. of the late Wm. F. Hoyle, Esq.
Res., Ditchingham Lodge, Norfolk, nr. Bungay.
SALOMONS, Knight. Hon. Sir Julian
Emanuel Salomons, Kt. Bach. (1891), was M.L.C.
of N.S. Wales, Vice-Pres. of Exec. Counc.,a Q.G,
Solic.-Gen., and Ch. Justice, late Agent-Gen. for
N.S.W. in London : b. 1834, mar. 1862 Louisa,
dau. of his relative Maurice Salomons, Esq. Res.,
Sherbourne, Nelson St., Woollahra, Sydney.
SALOMONS (GOLDSMID- STERN-)
Baronet. Sir David Lionel Goldsmid-St em-
Salomons, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1869), M.A., barrister-
at-law, a D.L. and C.C. for Kent (High Sheriff
1880) and Dir. of S.E. & Ch. Rail., Fellow of
various scient. and other Socs. and author of
various scient. works, espec. on electricity, was
Mayor of Tunbridge Wells 1894-5: nephew of
1st Bt. anl son of the late Philip SalomonS)
Esq. ; b. 1831, sue. (by special remainder) 187^
P P 2
SAM
mar. 1882 Laura, dau. of the late Baron de Stern,
assumed 1899 the addit. names Goldsmid-Stern.
Heir, his son David Reginald Herman Phillip
(b. 1885; no 2nd heir). Seat, Broomhill, Tun-
bridge Wells ; town res., 49 Grosvenor St., W.
SALT, Baronet of Saltaire. Sir Shirley
Harris Salt, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1869), M.A., barrister-
at-law : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1892,
mar. 1880 Charlotte Jane, dau. of the late Very
Rev. Jno. C. MacDonnell, formerly Dean of
Cashel. Heir, his son John William Titus (b.
1884; 2nd heir, next son, Robert Shirley Mac-
Donnell, b. 1888). Seat, Gliffaes, Crickhowell,
Brecknocks.
SALT, Baronet of Weeping Cross. Sir Thomas
Anderdon Salt, 2nd Bt.iU.K. 1899), late Maj. nth
Hussars, served in W. Africa 1887-8, Ind. Front.
1897-8, S. Africa 1902 : son of 1st Bt., b. 1863,
sue. 1904, mar. 1905 Elinor Mary, dau. of Henry
A. Wiggin, Esq. Heir, a son, b. 26 Nov. 1905;
2nd heir, his bro. Herbert Edward (b. 1870) . Seat,
Weeping Cross, Stafford.
SALT, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady S.
of Weeping Cross (Emma Helen Mary, dau. of
Jno. L. Anderdon, Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir Thos.
Salt, 1st Bt., four times an M.P. (d. 1904).
Bes., with present Bt.
SALTERSFORD, Baron {Gt. Br. 1796), Imper.
title of E. of Courtown.
SALTMARSH, John, I.S.O. (1902), Storekeeper,
Bd. of Educn. : b. 1848. Bes., The Rowans, Ashley
Rd., Epsom.
SALTOUN, Baron. Alexander William
Frederick Fraser, 18th Bn. (Scot.), a Scot.
Repres. Peer (el. 1890), a D.L. for Aberdeensh.,
late Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds. : son of 17th Bn. ; b.
Aug. 8, 1851 ; sue. 1886 (C.) ; mar. 1885 Mary
Helena, sist. of Sir Henry C. Grattan-Bellew,
3rd Bt. Seat, Philorth House, Fraserburgh,
Aberdeensh. ; town res., 3 Hereford Gdns., Park
Ln., W.
Creation. Scot. : Ld. Saltoun, 1445.— Sir Laurence
Abernethy, a descendant of the lay abbot of Abernethy
in Perthshire, was created 1st Bn. The daughter and
heiress of the 7th Bn. married Alex. Fraser, a de-
scendant of Sir Alexander, Great Chamberlain of Scot-
land, who had fought at Bannockburn ; she thus brought
that surname into the line, their son succeeding as icth
Lord.
Titled Relatives.
(Fraser.)
Issue of present (lBth) Bn.:
Master or Saltoun, heir to Barony: Hon. Alex-
ander Arthur F., 2nd Lieut. Forf. and Kinc.
Artill. Mil., b. 1886.
Hon. George F., 2nd heir, a Nav. Cadet, b. 1887.
Hon. Simon F., b. 1888.
Hon. William F, b. 1890.
Hon. Mary Alexander [sic] F., b. 1891.
Surviving issue of 17th Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Charlotte Elizabeth Eleanor, new Hon. Lady
Stephenson, b. 1850, mar. 1503, 2nd husb., Adm. Sir
Henry Fredk. S., G.C.V.O., q.v.
Present Baron, b. 1851.)
Hon. Alexandra Catherine May, now Hon. Mrs. John
Forbes, b. 1862, mar. 1883 Jno. Houblon F., Esq.
Res., Medwyn, West Linton R.S.O., Peeblessh.
— Dau. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Arthur F. (Lucy Jane, dau. of the late
Maj. Bobt. I). Fergusson), mar., 1st, 1877, the late
Capt. Hod. Arthur Hay David F. (d. 1884) ; 2ndly,
1887, Fras. J. S. Hay-Newton, Esq.— forfeiting her
rank. Res., Brit. Cons. -Gen., Algiers.]
Bro. and sists. of ijth Bn. (uncle and aunts of
present ; granted rank of Bn.'s children 1853) :
(The late 17th Baron, b. 1820, d. 1886.)
Hod. Sir liuvid Macdowall F., G.C.B. (q.v.), b. 1823. |
Hon. Eleaoora Alexandrina, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Forester, b. 1836, mar. 1858 the late Hy. Wm. F.,
Esq.(d. 189D. Res 43 Seymour St., PortinariSq., W.
Hon. Catherine Thurlow, now Hon, Mrs, John
Memies, b. f&p.mar. i860 the late1 JnO. Stewart M.,
Esq. (d. 1868). Res., Chesthill, Abeifeldy, Perthsh.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. James F. (Emily Caroline, dau. of Col. Jno.
Vandeleur), mar. 1876, as 2nd wife, the late Lt.-
Col. Hon. James Hay F. (d. 1886).
SALTOUN, Master of, title of eld. son and
heir of the preceding Bn.
SALVES EN, Lord (of Session). Edward
Theodore Salvesen, Sheriff of Roxburgh, Berwick,
and Selkirk, late Soli<\-Gen. for Scotld., appd.
Q.C. 1899, cr. 1905 a Senator of Coll. of Justice
and Judge of Ct. of Session with title " (Hon.)
Lord Salvesen : " b. 1857, mar. 1886 Isabella,
dau. of Hon. Lord Travner (Hon. Ladu Salvesen).
SAMPSON (WOOLS-), Knight. Col. Sir A.
Wools-Sampson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), served with
Imper. Lt. Horse, and was chief of Intell. Dept.
during later phases of the War in S. Africa,
serving theie 1899-1902 : b. 18—. Bes., Johannes-
burg.
SAMUEL, Baronet of Sophienburg. Sir Ed-
ward Levien Samuel, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1898), son of
1st Bt., b. 1862, sue. 1900, mar. 1891 Ray, dau. of
A. Cohen, Esq. Heir, his son Edward Louis (b.
1896: 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Maj. Henri Saul S.,
b. 1864). Bes., 3 Lancaster Gt., W.
*#* The 1st Baronet was of Sophienburg, Liverpool,
N. S. Wales.
SAMUEL, Baronet of The Mote. Sir Marcus
Samuel, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1903; Kt. Bach. 1898), a
shipowner and merchant, Aid. and Lieut, of City
of London, Lord Mayor in 1903, was Sheriff
1894-5, Vice-Pres. of Soc. of Arts : son of
Marcus Samuel, Esq., b. 1853, mar. 1881 Fanny
Elizabeth, dau. of the late Benj. Benjamin, Esq.
Heir, his sen Walter Horace (b. 1882 ; 2nd
hehynext ton, Gerald George, b. 1886). Seat,
The Mote, Maidstone; town res., 20 Portland
PL, W.
SAMUEL, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
S. of Sophienburg (Sara Louise, dau. of Edwd.
Isaac, Esq.), mar. 1877, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir
Saul Samuel, 1st Bt., K.C.M.G. (d. 1900). Bes.,
46 Kensington Mansns., Trebovir Rd., S.W.
SAMUEL, Knight. Sir Harry Simon Samuel,
Kt.Bach. (1503), B.A., M.P. for Limehouse (C),
formerly Capt. 1st Middx. Vol. R.E. : b. 1853,
mar. 1878 Rose, dau. of the late Edwd. H.
Beddington, Esq. Bes., 7 Park Ln., W.
SAMUELSON, Baronet. Sir Henry Bern-
hard Samuelson, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1884), M.P. 1868-
74 and 1876 85, formerly Capt. in Glouc. Mil.;
son of 1st Bt. (see under Widow), b. 1845, sue.
1905, mar. 1874 Emily Maria, dau. of the late
Jno. Godden, Esq., and widow of Arthur P.
Butler, E^q. Heir pres., his bro. Francis Arthur
Edward (b. 1861 : 2nd heir, latfer's son Francis
Henry Bemhard, b. 1850. Seat, Bodicote Grange,
Banbury; res., Bray wick Grove, nr. Maidenhead ;
La Montagne, Beaulieu, nr. Nice; ^6 Prince's
Gt,, S.W.
SAMUELSON, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady E. (Lelia Mathilda, dau. of the late Chev.
Leon Serena and widow of Wm. Denny, Esq.),
mar. 1889, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., the Rt. Hon.
Sir Bernhd. Samuelson, 1st Bt., F.R.S., M.P.
(d. 1935).
SAMUT, Lt.-Col. Achilles, C.M.G. (1901),
a 2nd class Ordn. Offr., retd. (1905) ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1859.
SAN
Baronetage, Knightage, <&c.
SAN
565
SANDARS, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 5th Bn.
Graves.
SANDARS, Lady Virginia Frances Zerlina,
dau. of 2nd M. of Headfort.
SANDBACH, Col. Arthur Edmund, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., Egypt 1882, Suakin, Burma 1886-7,
Sikkim, Hazara 1891, Nile 1898, and S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1859, mar. the following. Res., Bryn
Gwyn, Oswestry, Salop.
SANDBACH, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, wife of
preceding, and dau. of 2nd Bn. Penrhyn.
SANDEMAN, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Helen Kate, dau. of Lt.-Col. J. W. Gaisford),
mar. 1882 Col. Sir R. Groves Sandeman, K.C.S.I.
(d. 1892). Fes., Ardmore, Youghal, Co. Cork.
SANDEMAN, Lt.-Col. John Glas, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), F.S.A., formerly Roy. Drgns.
and comd?. Essex Yeom., is a Sub-Officer of
Gentn.-at-Arms : b. 1836. Bes., Whin Hurst,
Hayling Lid., Havant ; Engine Ct., St. James's
Pal., S.W.
SANDERS, Maj. Gilbert Edward, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Canad. Contgt. in S. Afr. War 1900:
b. 1863. Bes., Calgary, N.W. Territ., Canada.
SANDERSON, Knight (1). Sir Percy Sander-
son, K.C.M.G. (1899), R.H.A. retd. (1870), now
Cons. -Gen. at New York, has been A.D.C. to two
Govs, of Madras, Cons. -Gen. for Roumania, and
Commissr. for the Danube : b. 1842. Bes., Brit.
Consul ite-Gen., IT. York.
SANDERSON, Knight (2). Sir Thomas Henry
Sanderson, G.C.B. (Civ. 1900), K.C.M.G. (1887),
I.S.O. (1902), late Perm. Under Sec. at the Foreign
Office, which he entered 1859, ret. 1905, was Priv.
Sec. to Sir H. Layard, late E. of Derby, and Earl
Granville : b. 1841. Bes., 65 Wimpole St., W.
SANDERSON, Col. Henry Bristow, CLE.
(1895), I.A., Mutiny, was Judge Advoc.-Gen.
in India 1890-5 : b. 1840. Bes., Claymore, Guild-
ford.
SANDERSON (BURDON-), Baronet's
Widow. Lady B.-S. (Ghetal. dau. of the late
Rev. R;dley H. Herscheil and sist. of 1st Bu. H.),
mar. 1853, Sir John Scott Burdon - Sanderson,
1st Bart., M.A., M.D., F.R.S., &c, the dis-
tinguished physiologis1; and Oxford Professor
(d. 1905). Fes., 64 Banbury Rd., Oxford.
SANDFORD, Bishop (retired). Rt. Rev. Daniel
Fox Saidford, D.D., LL.D., F.R.S.E., formerly
Canon of St. Mary's Cath., Edinburgh : b. 1831,
cons. Bp. of Tasmania 1883-83, then Bp. Assist,
to Bp. of Durham 1883-1901, Rect. of Boldon
1889-1902 ; brother of the late Lord Sandford
(extinct). Res., Edinburgh.
SANDFORD. Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Sarah Agnes, dau. of Jas. E. Leslie. Esq.), mar.
1862 Col. Sir Herbert Bruce Sandford, K.C.M.G.
(d. 1892), another brother of the late Bn. Sand-
ford. Bes., Satara, Eastbourne.
SANDHURST, Baron. William Mansfield,
2nd Bn. (U.K.), G.C.S.I. (1900), G.C.I.E. (1895),
late Gov. of Bombay (1895-1900), is Hon. Col.
Bomb. Rifle Vols., formerly twice Under Sec.
for War, Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., and a Lord in
Waiting to Queen Victoria ; is a Kt. of Justice
St. John Jerus. and a Co. Aid. for London: son
of 1st Bn.; b. Aug. 21, 1855; sue. 1876 (L.) ; mar.
1881 Lady Victoria Alexandrina Spencer, C.I.,
Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., dau. of 4th Earl
Spencer. Bes., 60 Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Sandhurst, 1871.-— Sir Wm. Eose
Mansfield, G.C.B., G.C.S.I. , who entered the Army from
Sandhurst College, was a distinguished officer in the
Sutlej and Punjab campaigns, and Chief of the Staff in
the Mutiny. He was afterwards made Commander-in-
Chief in India, and still later Lieut.-General command-
ing the Forces in Ireland, the Barony following in the
next year.
Titled Relatives.
(Mansfield-)
Deceased issue of present (2nd) Bn. :
lion. John Robert M., b. & d. 1882.
Hon. Elizabeth M., b. & d. 1884.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. John William M., heir pres. to Barony, M.A.,
barrister -at-law : b. 1857, mar. 1888 Edith Mary,
dau. of the late Jno. Higson, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
John M.). Res., Edgebrook, Sheringham, Cromer ;
37A Duke St., St. James's, S.W. ; chamb., 2 Har-
court Bdgs., Temple, E.C. (2nd heir, his son ltalph
Sheldon, b. 1892.)
Hon. Henry William M., Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
2nd Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom., late Maj. 1st
Drgns. : b. i860, mar. 1885 Katharine Rachel, dau
of the late Jas. Charles, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry
M.). Club, Cavalry.
Hon. James William M., B.A.. formerly Lieut.
Middx. Mil. : b. 1862. Res., 60 Eaton Sq. , S.W.
Hon. Margaret Louisa M., b. 1864.
SANDIFORD, Charles, C.B. (Civ. 1903), Princ.
Engr. on the Uganda Railway. Bes., Entebbe.
SANDLLANDS, family name of Torphichen
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
SANDILANDS, Capt. James Walter, D.S.O.
(1902), Cameron Highldrs. ; Nile 1898, S. Africa
1900-2, now an Offr. in charge of Musketry
Duties : b. 1874.
SANDISON, Knight. Sir Alfred Sandison,
Kt. Bach. (1878), formerly Acting Cons, at Jeddah,
Trebizond, and Brassa ; was Oriental 2nji Sec. to
Emb. at Constantinople 1874-94 : b. 183-.
SANDON, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1809), son and heir of the Earl of Harrowby.
SANDWICH, Earl of. Edward George
Henry Montagu, 8th Earl (Eng.), Lord Lieut,
of Hunts., and a Co. Aid. and Chmn. C.C., High
Steward of Huntingdon and three times its
Mayor, Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) 5th
Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps (Mil.), formerly Col.
Gren. Gds., Mil. Sec. at Gibraltar 1875-6, an M.P.
1876-84 (as Vise. Hinchingbrooke), is a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus. : son of 7th E. ; b. July 13,
1839; sue. 1884 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seats, Hinching-
brooke, Huntingdon; Hooke Ct., Beaminster
R.S.O., Dorset; town i-es.,^iA Albemarle St., W.
Creation. Eng. : E. of Sandwich, Vise. Hinching-
brooke, and Bn. Montagu of St. Neots, 1660.— The 1st
Peer was Sir Edwd. Montagu (Kt.), M.P. for Hunting-
donshire, who had distinguished himself as a Commander
on the Parliament side during the Civil War, but after-
wards, when joint High Admiral of England, had
induced the fleet to acknowledge Charles II., thus
gaining his promotion to the Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Montagu.)
Surviving issue of Jth E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1839.)
Hon. Victor Alexander M., heir pres. to Earldom,
Rear-Adm. retired, after serving in Russian War,
China Expedn. 1857, and Mutiny : b. 1841, mar. 1867
Lady Agneta Harriet YorJce, dau. of 4th E,
of Hardwicke, q.v. (and heir, his son George
Charles M., M.P., b. 1874.) Res., 43 Rutland Gt„
S.W.
Lady Emily Caroline, now Lady E. Dyke, b. 1846,
mar. 1870 Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Hart D., 7th Bt.,
M.P..q.v.
Lady (Anne) Florence Adelaide, now Lady Florence
566 SAN Directory
Buncombe, b. 1848, mar. 1876 Capt. Alfd. Chas. D.,
son of the late Dean of York, who was grandson of
1st Bn. Feversham. Res., Calwich Abbey, Ash-
bourne, Derbysh.
— T> au. -in-law :
Lady Agneta Harriet M., see Hon. Victor above.
SANDWITH, Lt.-Col. Ralph Leslie, C.M.G.
(1901), Leic. Eegt. retd. (1901); S. Africa 1S99-
1901 : b. 1859. Res., Helmsley, Harrow, Middx.
SANDYS, family name of the follg. Barony.
SANDYS (pron. Sands), Baron. Michael
Edwin Maecus Sandys, 5th Bn. (U.K.), late of
the Lond. Stock Exchange : son of 3rd Bn. and
bro. of 4th ; b. Dec. 30, 1855; sue. 1904 (£.£7.) ;
mar. 1886 Marjorie Clara Pentreath, dau. of the
late Jno. Morgan, Esq. Seat, &c, Ombersley Ct.,
Droitwich, Wore; Pyrford PI., Woking, Surrey;
town res., Percy House, 207 Gt. Poitland St., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Sandys, 1802.— Mary Hill, Mar-
chioness of Downshire, niece of the 2nd Bn. Sandys in
a line which had become extinct, was newly created
Bnbs. by that same title, with remainder to her 2nd and
younger sons, thus removing it from the titles of the
Marquessate. The surname Sandys was substituted for
Hill by the 3rd Baron.
Titled Relatives.
(Sandys.)
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
p -resent) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1840, d. 1904.)
Hon. Cecil Josephine S., b. 1843. Res., The Vine,
Byfleet, Weybridge, Surrey.
Hon. Rosa Louisa Vernon, now Hon. Mrs. William
Duberly, b. 1847, mar. 1874 the late Capt. Wm. D.
(d. 1888). Res., Gaynes Hall, St. Neots, Hunts.
(Present Baron, b. 1855.)
Hon. Edmund Arthur Marcus S., heir pres. to
Barony, b. i860, mar. 1884 Maria Ida, dau. of W.
¥. ^pnes, Esq., of Rio (Hon. Mrs. Edmund S.).
(No 2nd heir.)
SANFOBD, Col. Edward Charles Ayshford,
C.M.G. (1902), late Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd
Batt. Wilts. Kegt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b.
1859. Bes. , Nynehead Ct. , Wellington, Somerset ;
Chipley Pk.. same Co. ('? post-town).
SAN GIOVANNI, Baron of. Hon.ALEssANDRo
Chapelle, 11th Bn. (Sicily 1657— Maltese Nobility),
LL.D., a Puisne Judge of Malta : nephew of 10th
Bn., b. 1839, sue. 1887, mar. i865Ludgardail/j/si/o\
Heir, his son Francesco, Baroncino di San
Giovanni (b. 1S66; 2nd heir, next son, Capt.
Roger C, dei Baroni di San Giovanni, b. 1868).
Bes., 34 Strada Zaccaria, Valetta.
SAN GIOVANNI, Count of (Malta 1722),
given in the official list of recognised Maltese
Peerages, but without the name of the holder.
The 8th, 9th, and 10th Bns. held the further title
of Count, but as the present Bn. is a nephew that
title may be extinct.
SANGMEISTER, Maj. F. A. W., D.S.O.
(190C-1), Natal Border Mtd. Rifles; S. Africa
1899-1901.
SANGUINETTI, Feederick Shedden, I.S.O.
(1903), Commissr. of the Cayman Is., was prev.
in Turks Is., Falkld. Is., and Jamaica: b. 1847.
Res., Cayman Is., W. Indies.
SANKEY, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Richard
HiERAM«S"rt»/l-e.?/,K.C.B. (Civ. 1892; C.B.Mil. 1879),
in Madras Engrs. 1846-84, served in Mutiny
and Afghanistan, was Ch. Eu.gr. Mysore, Acting
Depth Sec. to Govt, of India at Simla, Sec. to
Govt, of Madras in Pub. Works Dept. and an
M.L.C., was Chmn. Bd. of Works Ireld. 1884-96 :
b. 1829, mar. 1890, 2nd wife, Henrietta, dau. of
the late Pierce Creagh. Esq. Bes., 32 Grosvenor
PL, Hyde Pk. Cornev; S>7.
of' Peerage, S AS
SAN MARCIANO, Baron of. Calcedonio
Galea, — th Bn. (Malta 1726). Bes., 98 Strada
Mercanti, Valetta.
SANQUHAR, Earl 6f DRUMLANRIG and
(Scot. 1705)— see "Buccleuch, D. of."
SANT, Count— see following.
SANT-CASSIA, Count. Francesco Giuseppe
Niccolo Paolo Sant, 7th Ct. S.-C. and Bn. of
Ghariexem and Tabia (Malta 1638, orig. Aragon
and Sicily 1372), also 7th Ct. Sant (Austria 1770) :
son of 6th Ct., b. 1889, sue. 1903. Heiress -pres.,
his sist. The Noble Generosa, dei Conii Sant-
Cassia, b. 1884 ; 2nd heiress, next sist., Rosina dei
Conti S.-C, b. same year. Bes., Casa Sant-Cassia,
Notabile ; Villa Guarena, Creudi — both Malta.
SANT-CASSIA, Count's Widow. Countess
S.-C. (Maria Anna, nee Galea), mar. 1883 6th
Count Sant-Cassia (d. 1903). Bes., with present
Count.
SAN-VINCENZO -FERE ERI, Marquess of.
Daniele Testaferrata-Bonici, 7th Marq. (Spain
1716— Maltese Nobility) , also 6th Bn. Culeja (Malta
1737)» a Kt. of Holy Bom. Emp., a Patrician of
Messina, and memb. of Cmttee. of Assembly of
Malt. Nobility: son of 6th Marq., b. 1880, sue.
1903. Heir to Marquessate, his uncle Ignazio,
dei Marchesi Test.-Bonici (no 2nd heir) ; to Culeja
Barony, Marq. 's sist. Esther (b. 1876 ; 2nd heiress,
next sist., Agatha, b. 1878). Bes., Palazzo Bonici,
69 Strada Forni, Valetta ; Casal Zeitun, Malta.
SAPTE, Maj. Francis, D.S.O. (1900-1), Middx.
Regt. retd. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1862.
SABAWAK, Raja OF-see "Brooke, Kt. 1."
SARA WANS, Chief of the — see " Ghaus."
SARGENT, Maj. Harry Neptune, D.S.O.
(1902), A.S.C., Nile Expedn. 1898, and on Staff
in S. Africa 1899-1902, now a Dep. Assist. Dir. of
Supplies : b. 1866. Bes., Dublin.
SARGOOD, Knight'sWidow. Lady£. (Julia,
dau. of Jas. Tomlin, Esq.), mar. 1880, as 2nd
wife, Hon. Sir Frederick T. Sargood, K.C.M.G., of
Victoria (d. 1903). Bes., 27 Harley House, Mary-
lebone Rd., N.W.
SARLE, Knight'sWidow. Lady a?. (Elizabeth
Ann, dau. of the late Robt. Horn, Esq.), mar.
1859 Sir Allen L. Sarle, Gen. Manag. of L. B. &
S. C. Bail. (d. 1903). Bes., Greenhayes, Banstead,
Epsom; Kensington Tal. Mansns., De Vere
Gdns., W.
SARTORIS, Hon. Mrs. Alfred, dau. of 6th
Vise. Barrington.
SARTORIUS, Maj. -Gen. Euston Henry, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), W (1879), E. Lanes. Regt. retd.
(1901) ; Afghn. 1879-80 and Egypt, was DA. A. &
Q.M.G. both there and at Aldershot, late Mil.
Attache at Tokio, bears Portuguese title Conde
Penho jvrme : b. 1844. lies., New House Farm,
Ewhu'rst, Guildford ; Old Swan House, 17 Chelsea
Embankmt.,S.W.
SARTORIUS, Col. George Conrad, C.B. (Mil.
1889), LA. retd. (1904); Afghn. 1878-9, Egypt
1882-4. and Burma 1886-7 and 1889: b. 1840.
Bes., Thorwald, Godalming, Surrey.
SARTORIUS, Maj. -Gen. Reginald William,
C.M.G. (1874), Tff€ (same year), Mutiny, Jyn-
tiah Hills 1862-3, Bhutan, Ashanti 1873-4, and
Afghn. : b. 1841 (bro. of preceding). Bes., Black-
down Cottage, Haslemere B.S.O., Surrey.
SASKATCHEWAN, Bishop of. Right Rev.
Jervois Arthur Netvnham, D.D., 3rd Bp., late
2nd Bp. of Moosonee, prev. Rect. of St. Matthias,
Montreal : b. 1852, mar. 1892, cons. 1893, transl.
1903 (this present see having hitherto been hvld
— 1—
SAS Baronetage, Knightage, <£c. SAV 567
by the ist Bp. of Calgary, who has now resigned
this portion of the Diocese) .
SASSOON, Baronet. Sir Edward Albert
Sassoon, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1890), M.P. for Hythe
(O.) and a D.L. for Sussex, Hon. Maj. of Middx.
Yeom. retired : son of 1st Bt., b. 1856, sue. 1896,
mar. 1887 Aline Caroline, dau. of Baron Gustave
de Rothschild. Heir, his son Philip Albert Gus-
tave David (b. 1888; no 2nd heir). Res.,
Shorncliffe Ldg., Sandgate, Kent; Garden Beach,
Poona ; Sans Souci, Bombay; 25 Park Ln., W.
SASSOON, Arthur Abraham David, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), b. 1840. Bes., Tulchan Lodge,
Advie R.S.O., Elginsh. ; 8 King's Gdns., Hove,
Brighton ; 2 Albert Gt., Knightsbridge, S.W.
SATOW, Knight. Sir Ernest Mason Satow,
G.C.M.G. (1902; K.C.M.G. 1895), B.A., LL.D.
Ph.D., barrister-at-law, Min. Plenip. to China,
was Japanese Sec. and Interp. at Yedo (Tokio)
1865-84, aftds. Min. and Cons.-Gen. at Bangkok
and in Uruguay, Envoy in Morocco 1893-5, late
at Tokio: b. 1843. Bes.. Brit. Legation, Peking.
SAUMAREZ, family name of De Saumarez
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
SAUNDERS, Baron (Trel. i758)-see " Arran,
E. of."
SAUNDEES, Knight. Sir Frederick Richard
Sautiders, K.C.M.G. (1897), M.L.C., M.E.C., and
Treas. of Ceylon, formerly a Dist. Judge, ent.
Ceylon C.S. 1857: b. 1838, mar. 1900, 2nd husb.
to 2nd wife, Christine, dau. of the late Chas.
Freshfield, Esq., and widow of Capt. Clifford F.
Borrer. Bes., Pickwell, Bolney, Hay wards Heath,
Sussex; 47 The Drive, Hove, Brighton; 3 Mor-
peth Terr., Westmr., S.W.
SAUNDERS, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Marian, dau. of the late Edmd. W. Burgess,
Esq.), mar. 1848 Sir Edwin Saunders, F.R.C.S.,
Surg. Dentist to Queen Victoria and to their
present Majesties before accession (d. 1901).
Bes., Fairlawn, Wimbledon Common, S.W.
SAUNDERS, Charles James Renault,
C. M.G. (1895), held various posts in Natal and
Zululd. 1876-95, now Civ. Commissr. of latter : b.
1857. Kes-i Eshowe, Zululd.
SAUNDERS, Capt. Edward Aldborough,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Staff Capt. R.A. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1873.
SAUNDERS, Capt. Ernest Howie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Ir. Rif. ; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1877.
SAUNDERS, Capt. Frederick John, D.S.O.,
(1900-1), R.M.L.I., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1876.
SAUNDERS, George, C.B. (Mil. 1869), M.D.,
Dep. Bnsp.-Gen. of Hosps. retired (1871), served in
Crimea, and during fever epidemic at Hong Kong
1865: b. 1823. Bes., Crowborough, Tunb. Wells.
SAUNDERS, Capt. George Frederick
Collen, D.S.O. (1900-1), Beds. Regt. ; Isazai
1892 Chitral Relief, S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1869.
SAUNDERS, Col. Robert Joseph Pratt,
C.B. (Civ. 1902), R.A. retd. (1868), Hon. Col.
Mid-Ulster Artillerv (Mil.), a D.L. for Co.
Wicklow (High Sheriff 1878): b. 1841. Bes.,
Saunders Grove, Baltinghss R.S.O., Co,
Wicklow.
SAUNDERS, William, C.M.G. (1905), LL.D.,
Dir. of Expeiimental Farms, Agric. Dept.,
Canada.
SAUNDERS, Col. William Egerton, C.B-
(Mil. 1898), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1879-81, Tnd.
Front. 1897-8, now Princ. Med. Offr. for Meerut
and Bandelkhand Dists. : b. 1848. Bes., Meerut
and Agra, Bengal.
SAUNDERSON, PriV. Counc. Col. Rt. Hon.
Edward James Sditndersvn, P.O. {Gt. Br. 1899),
M.P. for N. Armagh (C), Lieut, for Co. Cavan
(High Sheriff 1859), Hon. Col., fcttile'rly Lt.-Col.
comdg. 4th Batt. Roy. Ir. Fus. (Mil.) i bs 1837,
mar. 1865 the following. Bes., Castle Saundei'sOn,
Belturbet, Co. Cavan ; 5 Deanery St., Park
Ln., W.
SAUNDERSON, Hon. Mrs. Edward, wife of
preceding and dau. of 3rd Bn. Ventry.
SAUNDERSON, Lady Rachel Mary, dau. of
3rd E. of Clonmell.
SAVAGE, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Mary, dau. of Jno. Turtle, Esq.), mar. 1838 Sir
Jno. Savage, Mayor of Belfast 1872 (d. 1883).
SAVAGE, Col. George Robert Rollo, C.V.O.
(1905), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, aftds. comd. R.E.
in Ceylon, late Ch. Engr. Thames and Medway
Defences : b. 1849.
SAVAGE, Henry, C.S.I. (19O4), memb. of
Counc. Lt.-Gov. of Bengal and acting memb.
Bd. of Rev. : b. 1854. Bes., The Kopje, Dar-
jeeling', Nthn. India.
SAVALAY — see " Ramaswami."
SAVERNAKE, Viscount (bij couiiesy -title
U.K. 1821), grandson and 2nd hen 01 M. of
Ailesbury.
SAVILE, family name of Mexborough Earl-
dom, q.v. for " Hons." (the follg. Barony, of
which the surname is now Lumley-Savile, having
no issue) .
SAVILE, Baron. John Savile Lumtey^Savile,
2nd Bn. {U.K.), K.C.V.O. (1904), foniierly in
Diplom. Serv. and Foreign Office (ret. 1889), Hon.
Col. 1st Vol. Batt. W. Rid. Regt., late Maj. of
Sherwood Rangers (Yeom.) : nephew of 1st Bn.
and son of the late Rev. Fredk. Savile-Lumley :
b. Sept. 20, 1854; sue. 1896 (under special re-
mainder, C.) ; mar. 1894 Gertrude Violet, dau.
of the late Chas. F. Webster- Wedderbum, Esq.,
and widow of Horace Aug. Helyar, Esq. Heir,
none. Seats, Rufford Abbey, Ollerton, Newark ;
Rishworth Lodge, Halifax; Walshaw Moor,
Hebden Bridge, Yorks. ; Villa Edelweiss, Cannes ;
town res., 12 Charles St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Savile, i838.— The ist Bn. was the
Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. Savile, G.C.B., who had been Minister
Plenipotentiary to several Continental Courts. His
original name was Savile-Lumley, which he exchanged
1887 for Savile, the present Peer in 1898 prefixing the
surname which had formerly stood second. There had
existed a much earlier Barony and Viscty. of Savile, and
the 2nd Bn. was created Earl of Sussex in 1644; but at
his death in 1671 all his honours expired, and, though the
name was Savile, no mention is made in either ' Burke '
or ' Lodge ' of any connection with the present house,
• Titied Relatives.
(Lumley.)
Sists. of present (2nd) Bn. (granted rank of Bn.'s
daus. 1904) :
(Present Baron, h. 1854,)
Hon. Amy Louise, now Hon. Mrs. John Good/ellow,
mar. 189^ the late Jno. Ferguson G. (d 1897). Res.,
Lound Hall, Retford, Notts.
Hon. Minnie Emma Susan Savjle L.
SAVILE, Lt.-Col. George Walter Wrey,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Middx. Regt.; g, Africa 1899-
1902 : b. i860.
SAVILE, Col. Henry Bqurchier Osborne,
C.B. (Civ. 1902), V.D., R,A. ret,d. (185?), Hon.
Col. istGlouc. Vol. Artill,, was High Sheriff of
Bristol 1883-4: b. 1819. Bes., 5 Rodney PL.
Clifton, Bristol.
SAVILE, Lt.-Col. Walter Clare, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., Sen. Ordn. Offr. under Gen. Sir
568 SAV
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SAY
Geo. "White in S. Africa, serving there 1899-1901 :
b. 1857. Res., 73 St. James's Ct., Buc m. Gt.,
S.W.
SAVORY, Baronet of Brook Street. Rev. Sir
Borra daile Savory, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1890), M. A.,
Rect. of St. Bartholomew-the-Great, Smithfield, a
C'hapl. of St. John Jerus. and of B. A.M.C. Vols. :
son of 1st Bt., b. 1855, sue. 1895, widower.
Heir, his son William Borradaile (b. 1882 ;
no 2nd heir). Seat, "Woodlands, Stoke Poges
R.S.O., Bucks.; town res., St. Barthol. Vestry,
Smithfield, E.C.; 66 Brook St., "W.
SAVORY, Baronet of Buckhurst Park. Sir
Joseph Savory, istBt. {U.K. 1891), Aid. andLieut.
for City of Lond., Ld. Mayor 1890-1, Sheriff of
Lond. and Middx. 1882-3, late an M.P., is a D.L.
for Berks, and Westmorld., Gov. of Roy. Holloway
Coll., "Warden of Shipwrights' Co., &c. : son of
the late Jos. Savory, Esq., b. 1843, mar. 1888
Helen Pemberton, dau. of Lt.-Col. Sir Geo. A.
Leach, K.C.B. Heir, none. Seat, Buckhurst Pk.,
Sunninghill, Ascot; town res., 33 Upper Brook
St., W.
SAWLE (GRAVES-), Baronet. Sir Charles
John Graves-Sawle, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1836), M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), Capt. R.N., served in Egypt
1882 and against the Sofas 1894 : son of 2nd Bt.
and bro. of 3rd (who held the title but 15 weeks) ;
b. 1851, sue. 1903, mar. 3887 Constance Mary, dau.
of Maj.-Gen. Chas. F. T. Daniell, C.B. Heir, his
son Richard Charles (b. 1888; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
uncle Thomas, b. 1826) . Seats, Penrice, St. Austell,
Cornwall ; Barley House, Exeter.
SAWLE (GRAVES-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady G.-S. (Rose Caroline, dau. of
the late David R. Paynter, Esq.), mar. 1846 Sir
Chas. B. Graves-Sawle, 2nd Bt. (d. 1903). Res.,
39 Eaton PL, S.W.— The 3rd Bt., who died in
same year, was a widower.
SAWYER, Knight (1). Sir James Sawyer, Kt.
Bach. (1885), M.D., F.S.A., F.R.C.P., F.R.S.E.,
senior Consulting Phys. to Queen's Hosp., Bir-
mingham, and late Prof, of Medicine in Queen's
Coll., Pres. of B'ham Clin. Bd., &c. : b. 1844,
mar. 1873 Adelaide Mary, dau. of the late Rev. J.
H. Hill. Res., Haseley Hall, Warwick : 31 Temple
Row, B'ham ; 29 Old Burlington St., W.
SAWYER, Knight (2). Sir William Phillips
Sawyer, Kt. Bach. (1904), Clerk to Drapers' Co.:
b. 1844, mar. 1903 Florence Beatrice, dau. of Wm.
B. Dawson, Esq. Res., Charlwood, Lansdowne
Rd., West Worthing; Drapers' Hall, Throg-
morton St., E.C. Address, Drapers' Hall, E.C.
S AXE- ALTEN BURG, -COBURG, and
-MEININGEN— see Royal Family.
SAYE and SELE, Baron. John Fiennes
Twisleton- Wykeham- Fiennes {pron. Fynes, as
formerly spelt), 17th Bn. {Eng.), a Co. Aid. and
D. L. for Oxfordsh., late Capt. Oxfordsh. Yeom. :
son of 16th Bn. ; b. Feb. 28, 1830; sue. 1887 {L.U.);
mar. 1856 Lady Augusta Sophia /fay, dau. of 10th
E. of Kinnoull. Res., Sunbury House, Reading
(Broughton Castle, let to Ld. Algn. Gordon-
Lennox).
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Saye and Sele, 1447 by writ,
1603 by patent ( precedence governed by latter).— Sir
James Fiennes, Warden of the Cinque Ports and Lord
Treasurer of England, was created istBn. ; subsequently,
however, he was imprisoned in the Tower, whence he
was riotously dragged by Jack Cade's mob and beheaded
in Cheapside. His successor was made Vicc-Adm. of
Kngland under the great Earl of Warwick, but after-
wards he fled to Flanders witli Edward TV., and was I
ultimately slain at the Battle of Barnet. The next four
Barons were never summoned to Parliament, but the
7th received a new Barony by letters-patent. The 8th
Bn. (2nd by patent, but the numbering is reckoned
from the 1st Bn. by writ) was distinguished as a leader
on the side of the Parliament against King Charles, but
though he remained " rebelliously disposed " lie died
in 1662 without having suffered any punishment from
that Monarch's son. He was created Vise. Saye and
Sele ; but at the death of his son the 2nd Vise, in 1674 the
Baronies went into abeyance, the one by writ being re-
garded as governing the succession; but the Viscty.
held on till the death of its 6th possessor in 1781. At
this date the abeyance was determined in favour of
Thos. Twisleton, a Major-General in the Army, who
thereupon succeeded as 13th Bn. (the numbering of
'Burke,' derived retrospectively from the date 1715, when
the abeyance was actually terminated, though three
successors dejure never assumed the title). The next Peer
assumed the name of Fiennes (also Eardley, which went
no further than his successor), and the 16th (ne Twisle-
ton), who was Canon Residentiary of Hereford Cathedral,
adopted the addition of AVykeham-Fiennes. He was
20th in descent from Geoffrey, Ld. Saye, one of the 25
Barons who wrung from the King the observance of
Magna Charta,— The family name is conventionally
Fiennes only, though the full form occurs in the 'Army
List.'
Titled Relatives.
( Twisleton- Wykeham-Fiennes. )
Issue of present {17th) Bn.:
Hon. Beatrice Emmeline Augusta, now Hon. Mrs.
Allfrey,h. 1857, mar. 1881 Capt. Moubray A. Res.,
Greenways, Chippenham, Wilts.
Hon. Geoffrey Cecil T.-W.-F., heir to Barony, Lt.-
Col. comdg. 3rd Batt. Roy. Scots Fus. (Mil.),
served in Zulu War 1879-80: b. 1858, mar. 1884
Marion Ruperta Murray, dau. of Maj. Robt. B.
Lawes (Hon. Mrs. F'ienn'cs). Res., Garlinge. AVest-
gate-on-Sea R.S.O., Kent. (2nd heir, his son
Geoffrey Rupert Cecil, b. 1884. )
Hon. Edwyna Susan Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs.
Ramsden, b. i860, mar. 1889 Lt.-Col. Herbt. F.,
Smyth R., LA.
Hon. Edith Ellen Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Crawfurd,
b. 1861, mar. 1896 Rev. Gibbs Payne C. Res., The
Vicarage, Bicester, Oxon.
Hon. Alexandra Caroline Frances, now Hon. Mrs.
Broadbent, b. 1862, mar. 1900 Col. Jno. Edwd. B.,
C.B., q.v.
Hon. Eustace Edward T.W.-F. Maj. Oxfordsh.
Iruper. Yeom., served during Riell Rebellion in
Canada, in Egypt 1888, Matabeleld., and S. Africa
1900-1 : b. 1864, mar. 1894, as 2nd husb., Florence
Agnes, dau. of Jno. Rathfelder, Esq., of the Cape,
and widow of Arthur W. Fletcher, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Eustace F.). Res., 8 Cromwell PL, S.W.
Hon. Maud Mary F., a AVantage Sister, b. 1866.
Hon. Gertrude Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Edmonds,
b. 1869, mar. 1897 Rev. Edwd. Pell E. .Res., The
Rectory, Whittington, Oswestry, Salop.
Hon. Ivo Henry John F., b. 1872, mar. 1501 Mabel,
dau. of W. F. Blandv, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Henry F).
Res., Concordia, Fleet R.S.O., Hants.
Rev. the Hon. William Cecil F, Curate of St.
Mark's, Portsmouth, b. 1879. Res., St. Saviour's
House, Portsmouth.
Surviving issue of i6ih Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Emily Wingfield, now Hon. Mrs. Griffiths,
b. 1823, mar. 1872, 2nd husb., the late Jno. Harward
G., Esq. (d. 1835). Res., Yoxall Lodge, Burton-on-
Trent.
(Present Baron, b. 1830.)
Kev. the Hon. Wingfield Stratford F., M.A., b. 1831,
mar. 1863 Alice Susan, dau. of the late Very Rev.
the Hon. Grantham M. Yorke, bro. of 4th E. of
Hardwicke (Hon. Mrs. Wingfield F.). Res., Milton
Keynes Rect., Newport Pagnell, Bucks.
Hon. Isabella Elizabeth Catherine, now Hon. Mrs.
Webb, b. 1837, mar. 1857 Col. Richd. Fredk. W.
Res., Donnington, Ledbury, Herefordsh. : 6 AVest
Cromwell Rd., S.AV.
— Daus.-in-laxv :
[Hon. Mrs. Ivo F. (Isabella Emily, dau. of Chas. F. 1
Gregg, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1864, the late Col. Hon. Ivo
de Vesci Edward F., C.B. (d. 1875); 2ndly, 1902,
Eugene Stock, Esq. — forfeiting title. Res., !
130 Haverstock Hill, N.AV.]
Hon. Mrs. Frederick F. (Isabella Margaret, dau. I
of the late Thos. M. Richardson, Esq.), mar. 1887 |
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the late Capt. Hon. Frederick Nathaniel Fiennes
F. (d. 1896). Res., 11, Clarence Cres., Windsor.
Sist.-in-law of 16th Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. (Charles) Twisleton (Dorothea Susan, dau.
of the late Hon. Jno. N. Thicknesse-Touchet, son
of 19th Bn. Audley), b. 1852, mar. 1878, as 2nd
wife, the late Rev. the Hon. Charles Samuel T. (d.
1890). Res. , Heleigh House, Box, Wilts., nr. Bath.
SAYE and SELE, Baron's Widow. The
Dowager Lady S. & S., nee Hon. Caroline Leigh,
dau. of 1st Bn. Leigh, b. 1825, mar. 1857, as 2nd
wife, 16th Bn. Saye and Sele (d. 1887). Res., 16
Bridge St., Hereford.
SAYER, Lt.-Gen. James Robert Steadman,
C. B. (Mil. 1861), formerly 1st Dragn. Gds. (ret.
1890) ; Crimea, China i860, has comd. W. Dist.
and Belfast: b. 1826. Res., 4 Ovington Gdns.,
Brompton Ed., S.W.
SCAIFE, Capt. George Spencer Garland,
D. S.O. (1896), formerly Border Mil. ; Benin 1894
and on Niger Coast Protect. : b. 1867.
SCALLON, Col. Robert Irvin, C.B. (Mil.
1904), CLE. (1898), D.S.O. (1888), LA., Afghn.
1879-80, Burma 1885-8, Ind. Expedns. 1897-1902,
Aden Hinterland 1902-3, now Ofhciatg. Polit. Res.
and comdg. Brigade at Aden : b. 1857. Res.
Brookfield, Kempsey, Worcester; The Resid.,
Aden.
SCANLEN, Knight. Hon. Sir Thomas
Charles Scanlen, K.C.M.G. (1884), formerly Prem.
and Attorn.-Gen. Cape of Good Hope, has been
also Colon. Sec, an M.E.C. in Rhodesia from 1881,
is Legal Adv. to Brit. S. A. Co., and M.L.C. of
Cape Col. : b. 1834, -widower. Res., Salisbury,
Southn. Rhodesia.
SCARBROUGH, Earl of. Aldred Frederick
George Beresford Lumley, loth Earl {Eng.),
Vise. Lumley (IreL), C.B. (Civ. 1904), Lt.-Col.
and Hon. Col. of Yorks. Drgns. (Imper. Yeom.),
A.D.C. for Yeom. to H.M., late Lord Lieut,
of West Riding, served in S. Africa 1900,
formerly Lieut. 7th Hussars : son of 9th E. ; b.
Nov. 16, 1857; sue. 1884 (C); mar. 1899 Lucy
Cecilia, widow of Robt. Ashton, Esq., and dau.
of Cecil D. Gardner, Esq. Seats, Lumley Castle,
Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham ; Tickhill Castle
and Sandbeck Pk., Rotherham ; town res., 21 Park
Ln., W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Lumley, 1681 ; Vise. Lumley,
1689 ; E. of Scarbrough, 1690. Irel. : Vise. Lumley, 1628.—
An English Barony of Lumley was conferred in 1399 upon
Sir Ralph de Lumley, Deputy-Governor of Berwick-upon-
Tweed ; this Peerage lasted till the death of the 7th Bn.
in 1609 (his father having been attainted, and himself
having obtained the title by a new creation which lapsed
on his dying childless). The Irish Viscty. Avas conferred
upon Sir Kichd. Lumley (Kt.),i a great grandson of the
previous 5th Bn. and 2nd cousin of the 7th, and who was
afterwards a Commander under Prince Rupert. His
successor, who held chief command at Sedgemoor in 1685,
when the Duke of Monmouth was defeated, obtained
the three English titles of the later creation. The 7th
Earl assumed the additional name of Savile, but this
ceased on the accession of the 9th, who was a cousin.
Titled Relatives.
(Lumley.)
Issue of present (10th) E. :
Lady Serena Mary Barbara L., b. 1901.
Surviving issue of Qth E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Algitha Frederica Mary, now The Lady
Bolton, b. 1847, mar. 1868 4th Bn. B., q.v.
Lady Ida Frances Annabella, now Countess of Brad-
ford, b. 1848, mar. 1869 Vise. Newport, now 4th
Earl of B., q.v.
Lady Lilian Seljna Elizabeth, now Mchss. of Zetland,
b. 1851, mar, 1871 Lawrence Dundas, Esq., now 1st
Marq. of Z., q.v.
Lady Sibell Mary, now Ctss. Grosvenor, b. 1855, mar.
ist, 1874, the late Earl G. (d. 1884), son of 1st D. of
Westminster ; 2ndly, 1887, Rt. Hon. Geo. Wyndham,
M.P. (q.v.)— retaining title by courtesy.
(Present Earl, b.1857.)
Hon. Osbert Victor George Atheling L., heir pres.
to Earldom, late Col. comdg. nth Hussars, was
A.D.C. to Marq. of Zetland when Lord Lieut, of
Ireld. : b. 1862, mar. 1892 Constance Ellinor, dau. of
the late Capt. Eustace J. Wilson- Patten, whose
father became 1st and only Bn. Winmarleigh in
the year following the son's death (Hon. Mrs.
Osbert LX Res., 62, Pont St., S.W. (2nd heir, his
son Richard John, b. 1894.)
SCARBROUGH, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of S. (Frederica Mary Adeliza, dau. of
the late Andrew R. Dmmmond, Esq., gt. grand-
son of 4th Vise. Strathallan), mar. 1846 9th E. of
Scarbrough (d. 1884) . Res. , Lumley Castle, Chester-
le-Street, Co. Durham; Solent Cott., Fawley,
Southampton.
SCARISBRICK, Knight. Sir Charles Scaris-
brick, Kt. Bach. (1903), a D.L. for Lancashire,
late Mayor of Southport : b. 1839, mar. i860
Bertha, dau. of E. Schoenfeld, Esq. Res., Scaris-
brick Lodge, Southport, Lanes.
SCARLETT, family name of Abinger Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
SCARSDALE, Baron. Rev. Alfred
Nathaniel Holden Curzon, 4th Bn. (Gt. Br.), a
Bt. (Scot.), M.A., Rector of Kedleston, and a Co.
Aid. for Derby sh. : nephew of 3rd Bn. and son
of the late Rev. the Hon. Alfred Curzon ; b. July
12, 1831; sue. 1856 (C); mar. same year the late
Blanche, dau. of Jos. Pocklington-Senhouse, Esq.
(she died 1875). Seat, Kedleston Hall, Derby.
Creations. A Bt. Scot. 1641. Bn. Scarsdale, Gt. Br.
1761.— Sir Nathaniel Curzon, 5th Bt., M.P. for Derby-
shire, was granted this Barony. The Earldom known by
this title was a totally distinct Peerage which was held
by the family of Leke, but has now been extinct for over
160 years. It had become united with the Barony of
D'Eyncourt or Deincourt, and the co-heirship is stated to
rest between Lord Methuen and a surviving son of the
late Frederick Tennyson.
Titled Relatives.
(Curzon.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Sophia Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
MacAIichael, b. 1857, mar. 1882 Rev. Chas. MacM.
Res., Walpole St. Peter Rect., Norfolk, nr. Wisbech.
Baron Curzon of Kedleston (q.v.), heir to above
Barony, b. 1859.
Hon. Alfred Nathaniel C, 2nd heir, Lt.-Col. comdg.
3rd Batt. Derbysh. Regt. (Mil.): b. i860, mar. 1891
Henrietta Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Spencer D.
Robinson-Montagu, son of 4th Bn. Rokeby (Hon.
Mrs. Alfred C). Res., Weston Underwood, Derby.
Hon. Blanche Felicia C, b. 1861.
The deceased Mary Eveline C, b. & d. 1862.
Hon. Eveline Mary, now Hon. Lady Miller, b. 1864,
mar. 1393 Sir Jas. Percy M., 2nd Bt., q.v.
Hon. Francis Nathaniel C., B.A., b. 1865. Res., 11
Mount St., W.
Hon. Assheton Nathaniel C, b. 1867, mar. 1897 Mercy
Lilian, dau. of Haughton C. Okeover, Esq., and
maternal grandson of 3rd Bn. Waterpark (Hon.
Mrs. Assheton C). Res., 34 Stanhope Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
Hon. Elinor Florence C, b. 1869.
Hon. Geraline Emily, now Hon. Mrs. William
Townshend, b. 1871, mar. 1901 Wm. Tower T., Esq.
Res., Myross AVood (Leap R.S.O.) and Derry (Ross-
carbery R.S.O.), Co. Cork.
Hon. Margaret Georgina, now Hon. Mrs. Hardress
Waller, b. 1873, mar. 1899 Hardr. Jno. 11-'., Esq.
Res., 45 Stanhope Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Sist. of present Bn. (granted rank of a Bn.'s dau.
1856) :
(Present Baron, b. 1831.)
Hon. Mary Catherine, now The Dow. Lady Trevor
(q.v.), b. 1837, mar. 1858 the late 1st Bn. T. (d. 1894).
SCHALOH, Col. Vernon Ansdell, C.B. (Mil.
1904), LA. on Staff; Afghn. 1878-80. Burma
1885-7, Hazara 1891, Frontier 1897^8 : b. 1849.
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SCHARFFENECK— see under " Pirbright."
SCHARLIEB, Herbert Johann, C.M.G. (1901),
M.D., F.R.C.S., Assist. Anaesthetist to Univ.
Coll. Hosp., was Phys. and Ansesth. at Langman's
Hosp. S. Africa 1900, is Lieut. 20th Middx. Rif.
Vols. : b. 1868. Jits., 149 Harley St., W., and
54 Harley House, Mirylebone Rd., N.W.
SCHAUMBURG-LIPPE— see Royal Family.
SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN-see Roy. Fam.
SCHLETTER, Col. Percy, C.B. (Mil. 1902), late
Liverpool Regt. ; Afghn. 1878-9 and S. Africa
1901-2 : b. 1855. ^es-> The Priory, Orpington,
Kent
SCHLICH, Willi am, CLE. (1891) , M. A., Ph.D.,
F.R.S., was Insp.-Gen. of Forests to Ind. Govt.,
now Princ. Prof, of Forestry at Coopers' Hill :
b. 1840. Res., Coopers' Hill, Engleneld Grn.,
Surrey, nr. Staines.
SCHNEIDER, Knight's Widow. Lady 8.
(Amelia Euphemia, dau. of Lt.-Col. C. J. G.
Davidson), mar. 1851 Gen. Sir John Wm.
Schneider, K. C.B. (d. 1903).
SCHOELLER, Paul von, C.M.G. (Hon. 1904),
Brit. Cons. Gen. at Vienna.
SCHOLFIELD, Knight. Sir Henry Schol-
field, Kt. Bach. (1876), formerly Brit. Cons, in
Guatemala (1872-80) : b. 18—.
SCHOMBERG, Knight. Gen. Sir George
Augustus Scho?nberg,K.C.B. (Mil. 1896), served in
R.M.A. on W. Coast Afr. 1844-6, Baltic, and
China 1857-9, was D.A.G. to R.M. 1872-5 : b. 1821,
mar. 1853 Maiy, dau. of Chas. Wright, Esq., of
Southsea. Club, U. Serv.
SCHOMBERG, Maj .-Gen. Herbert St. George,
C.B. (Mil. 1897), R.M. ; Egypt 1882-4, Soudan
1884 : b. 1845.
SCHOOLES, Knight. Sir Henry Rawlins
Pipon Schooles, Kt. Bach. (1905), Ch. Justice of
Gibraltar.
SCHREIBER, Maj. Acton Lemuel, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., Tochi 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1901,
now Brig.-Maj. Sch. of Mil. Engrg., Chatham:
b. 1865.
SCHREIBER, Maj .-Gen. Brymer Francis,
C.B. (Mil. 1882), R.A. retd. (18S5) ; Crimea and
Egypt : b. 1835. Res-> The Mount, Oswestry,
Salop.
SCHREIBER, Collingwood, C.M.G. (1893),
I Ch. Engr. of Govt. Rails, in Canada and Dep.
Min. of Rails, and Canals, in Canad. Rail, service I
from 1852: b. 1831. lies., 122 Argyle Avenue,
Ottawa.
SCHREINER, Hon. William Philip, C.M.G.
(1891), K.C. (Cape, 1892), M.A., LL.M., late
Premier, Colon. Sec, Attorn. -Gen., and M.E.C. j
Cape Col. : b. 1857. lies., Sweet Repose, Camp
St., Cape Town.
SCHRODER, Baron and Baronet. Sir John |
Henry William Schroder, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1892),
C. V.O. (1900), Baron von Schroder (Freiherr —
Prussia 1868), a merchant of Leadenhall Street:
son of John Henry, Bn. von Schroder; b. 1825,
sue. as Bn. 1883, cr. Bt. 1892, widower. Heir,
none. Seat, The Dell, Old Windsor.
SCHRODER, Baron William Henry von, a
D. L. for Chesh. (High Sheriff i883) : bro. of
preceding and younger son of 1st Bn. ; b. 1841,
mar. 1866 Marie, dau. of Chas. Horny, Esq., of
Austria (Bnss. Wm. Hy. von Schroder). Res.,
The Rookery, Worleston, Nantwich.
SCHULTZ, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Agnes |
Campbell, dau. of Jas. Farquharson, Esq.), mar. j
1867 Hon. Sir John C. Schultz, K.C.M.G., M.D., !
F.R.S., late Lt.-Gov. of Manitoba (d. 1866).
Res., Winnipeg, Canada.
SCHWABE (SALIS-),Maj.-Gen. George, C.B
(Mil. 1902), B.A., late 16th Lancers, an M.P.
1885-6; Zulu War 1879, ret. 1905 and is Col. 3rd
Drgn. Gds., was lately Lt.-Gov. of Roy. Hosp.
Chelsea: b. 1843.
SCHWIKKARD, Maj. Otto, C.M.G. (1901),
Assist. Dir. of Transpt. in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1862.
Res., Rosebelle, Inogogo Station, Natal.
SCICLUNA, Marquess. Giuseppe Scicluna,
2nd Marq. (Marchese— Papacy 18—), a banker in
Malta: son of 1st M., b. 1855. Res., Palazzo
Hompesch, Valetta ; Naxaro, Malta. (A Peer of
Rome residing in Malta.)
SCLATER, Col. Henry Crichton, C.B. (Mil.
1902), R.A., Nile and Soudan 1884-6, S. Africa
1899-1902, late Dir. of Artill. at Headqrs., now
Q.M.G. in India, ranking Maj .-Gen. : b. 1855.
SCOBELL, Maj. -Gen. Henry Jenner, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), comdg. 1st Cav. Brig. Aldershot Army
Corps; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.1859. Res.,
Anglesey House, Aldershot.
SCOBLE, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Andrew Richard Scoble, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1901),
K.C.S.I. (1890), Memb. of Judic. Cmttee. of P.C,
an M.L.C. of Bombay 1870-7, aftds. memb. of
Counc. Gov.-Gen. of India, appd. Q,.C 1876,
an M.P. 1892-1900: b. 1831, widower. Res.,
Chivelston, Wimbledon Common, S.W.
SCONE, Baron {Scot. 1605)— see "Mansfield,
E. of."
SCOTT, family name of Clonmell and Eldon
Earldoms. Index to those lines, together with those
of the Buccleuch Dukedom (Montagu-Douglas-
Scott), and the Polwarth Barony (Hepburne-
Scott)— b., Buccleuch; c, Clonmell; e., Eldon;
p., Polwarth :
Ld. Geo. Wm. b.
Hn. Georgina, r
Hn. Grace, p.
Hn. Grisell. p.
Hn. Harriet, p.
Ld. Hy. Fras. b.
Hn. Mrs. Louis, c.
Ly. Marg. Ida, b.
Ly. Mary Ang. sep.
Hn. Mary Harr. p.
Ly. Mary Ther. b.
Hn. Michael, e.
Hn. Mich. Sim. e.
Ly. Moira, c
Ly. Ada, p.
Ly. Agnes, sep.
Ly. Alice Chr. b.
Ly. Angela, sep.
Ly. Beatrix, sep.
Hn. Chas. Fras.
Ld. Ch.T.M.-D.sep.Hn. Hy. Jas
Ly. Constance, b. Hn. Hy. Robt,
Hn. Denys, e. Ld. Herb. And. b. Hn. Osmund
Hn.DudleyA. C.c. Ly. Ida, b. Hn. Robert, i>.
Ly. Elizabeth, b. Ly. Jessie Lou. c. Ly. Sophie, sep.
Hn. Ernest S. e. Hn. Jos. C.-M.-sep.Ly. Sybil Anne, b.
Ly. Evelyn, c. Hn. Kath. G. p. Hn. Walt. G. p.
Ld. Fras. Geo. b. Hn. Lilias, p. Hn. Wm. Walt, b.
Hn. George, p.
SCOTT, Baron— see compounds below.
SCOTT, Baronet of Castle House. Sir John
Edward Arthur Murray Scott, 1 st Bt. ( U. K. 1899) ,
barrister-at-law, a Trustee of Nat. Gall, and of
Wallace Collection: son of the late Jno. Scott,
Esq., M.D., b. 1847. No heir. Seat, Castle House,
Lis burn, Co. Antrim; town res., Connaught PL,
W.
SCOTT, Baronet of Dunninald. Sir Francis
David Sibbald Scott, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1806), Lieut.
R.N. retd. (1889): son of 3rd Bt., b. 1851, sue.
1885, mar. 1878 Jane Catharine, dau. of trie late
A. A. Pearson, Esq. Heir, his son Francis
Montagu Sibbald (b. 1885; no 2nd heir). Club,
Nav. and Mil.
SCOTT, Baronet of Great Ban: Rev. Sir
Douglas Edward Scott, 7th Bt. of Great Barr
{U.K. 1806), Curate of Birchington : 1st cous.
once rem. of 6th Bt. and son of the late Capt.
Edwd. Scott, R.N. ; b. 1863, sue. 1905. Heir pres.,
his uncle Douglas (b. 1827 ; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Gt. Barr, Staffords,, nr. Birmingham ; res.,
Birchington, Kent.
*#* The last four Bts, were also holders of the. Btcy. of
Hartington, which passed in i9°5 to the Rt. Hon. Sir
Alex. Fuller-Acland-Hood, 4th Bt. of St. Audries. 'I he
SCO
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SCO 571
two Btcies. of Gt. Barr and Hartington were created the
one in the name of Scott and the other of Bateman, but
the latter was made open to succession of male de-
scendants of the 1st Bt.'s daughters. The and Bt. of Gt.
Barr married the daughter and co-heir of the ist Bt. of
Hartington, and thus the 3rd Bt. in the Gt. Barr line
came at his birth to be inheritor of the other line also.
This explains the double name " Batenian-Scott," or
" Bateman and Scott."
SCOTT, Baronet of Hartington— see "Hood
(F.-Acland-)."
SCOTT, Baronet of Lytchett 3Iinster. Sir
Samuel Edward Scott, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1821), M.P.
for W. Mary]ebone (C), a D.L. for Inver-
ness-sh., an Assist. Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to Financ.
Sec. to "War Office, Capt. W. Kent Imper.
Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900-1, formerly Lieut.
Roy. Horse Gds. : son of 5th Bt. and step-son of
Bn. Farquhar; b. 1873, sue. 1883, mar. 1896 the
under-mentioned Lady Sophie Scott. Heir pres.,
his uncle Bertie Charles (b. 1844; 2ni heir,
latter's son Robert Claude, b. 1886). Seats, West-
bury Manor, Brackley, Northants ; Amhuinsuidh,
North Harris, Inverness-sh. ; town res., 38 South
St., Mayfair, W.
SCOTT, Baronets' Widows. (1) Anne, Lady
S. of Gt. Barr (Mildred Anne, dau. of Sir Wm.
Cradock-Hartopp, 3rd Bt.), mar., 1st, 1854, Sir
Francis E. Scott, 3rd Bt. (d. 1863) ; 2ndly,
1868, the late Edwd. P. Aiderson, Esq. (d. 1876),
son of Hon. Sir Edwd. H. Aiderson, Bn. of Ex-
chequer—retaining title by right. Bes., Gt. Barr
Hall, Birmingham. Is sometimes termed " Lady
Bateman and Scott." (See note under " Scott,
Bart, of Gt. Barr.") — (2) "Lina," Lady S. of
Lytchett Minster (Maria Selina, dau. of the late
Hy. Chas. Burney. Esq.), mar. 1861 Sir Claude E.
Scott, 4th Bt. (d. 1880) ; is mother of Mabel, ex-
Ctss. Russell. Bes., Bray Lawn, Bray, Maiden-
head.—For widow of 5th Bt. (mar. 1865, wid.
1833, remar. 1895) see "Farquhar, Bn."
SCOTT, Bishop— see " China, North."
SCOTT, Knight (1). Sk Benjamin Scott, Kt.
Bach. (1904), four times Mayor of Carlisle, Chmn.
of Hudson Scott and Sons, manufacturers, of
that city : b. 1841, mar. 1874 Sarah, dau. of the
late Jos. Hope, Esq. Bes., Linden House, Stan-
wix, Carlisle.
SCOTT, Knight (2). Col. Sir Buchanan Scott,
K.C.I.E. (1904), R.E. retd., A.I.C.E., A.I.E.E.,
Master of Calcutta Mint, formerly Dep. Consg.
Engr. in Pub. Works Dept. India : b. 1850, mar.
1888 Ethel Theophila, dau. of the late Chas. T.
Metcalfe, Esq., C.S.L Bes., The Mint, Calcutta.
SCOTT, Knight (3\ Sir Charles 8— see
"Scott, P.O."
SCOTT, Knight (4). Sir Henry Hall Scott, Kt.
Bach. (1902), aD.L. and Co. Aid. f or Northumbld.
and Chmn. of two collieries in Derbysh. : b. 1833,
mar. 1872 Henrietta, ;dau. of Geo. Gaukroger,
Esq. i?es.,Hipsburn,Lesbury R.S.O.,and Alnham
House ( ? post-town) — both N'thumbd.
SCOTT, Knight (5). Sir James George Scott,
K.C.I.E. (1901), barrister-at-law, has been a War
Coiresp. (Times and Standard), late Charge
d' Affaires at Bangkok and Brit. Commissi', on
Anglo-French Butter State Commissn. for Upper
Mekong, now Polit. Offr. in Southn. Shan States :
b. 1851, widower. Bes., Taunggyi, Shan States,
Burma; 68 St. James's Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
SCOTT, Knight (6) . Sir John Harley Scott,
Kt. Bach. (1892) , a merchant of Cork, of which city
he was High Sheriff in 1892, Mayor 1896, is Imper.
Germ. Vice-Cons, for the District : b. 1849, mar.
1889 Maria Bowling, dau. of the late Henry L-
Young, Esq. Bes., Knockrea House, Cork.
SCOTT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady S.
(Leonora, dau. of Fredc. Hill, Esq.), mar. 1867
Sir John Scott, K.C.M.G., formerly Judge of
HighCt., Bombay, and Judic. Adviser to Egypt.
Govt. (d. 1904). — (2) Lady S. (Mary Olivia, dau.
of Rev. Edwin J. Ward), mar. 1859 Maj. -Gen.
Sir Francis Cunningham Scott, K.C.B., K.C.M.G.,
Com.-in-Ch. of the forces in Trinidad (d. 1902).
SCOTT, Peiv. Counc. and Knight. H.E. Kt.
Hon. Sir Charles Stewart Scott, P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1898), G.C.B. (Civ. 1899), G.C.M.G. (1899;
K.C.M.G. 1896), late Brit. Ambass. at St. Peters-
burg, prev. Min. at Berne and Copenhagen, and
has held posts at Madrid, Mexico, Lisbon, Stutt-
gart, Munich, Vienna, Berlin, &c, and served as
Brit. Plenip. at Berlin Confs. on Samoa and
Labour : b. 1838, mar. 1875 Christian Crawfurd,
dau. of the late Jas. MacKnight, Esq. Res., 19
Elvaston PI., Queen's Gt., S.W.
SCOTT, Lady Agnes Mary Manners, sist.
and heiress pres. of 9th E. of Dysart.
SCOTT, Lt.-Col. Arthur Binny,D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., S. Africa 1902 : b. 1862.
SCOTT, Maj .-Gen. Charles Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1898), R.A., N.W. Frontier 1897-8, late Insp.-
Gen. of Ordnance, Punjab, now Insp.-Gen. of
Ordn. in India and Mil. Memb. of Counc. of
Viceroy : b. 1848. Club, U. Serv.
SCOTT, Maj. -Gen. Douglas Alexander,
C.V.O. (1901), C.B. (Mil. 1897), D.S.O. (1886),
R.E., Hon. Col. Engr. and Rail. Vol. Staff
Corps ; Afghn. 1878-9, Egypt, Soudan, Nile
1885-6, late comdg. R.E. in Southn. Comd., prev.
A.A.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1848. Bes., Salisbury.
SCOTT, Lt.-Col. George John, D.S.O. (1900-1);
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Rough Riders; S. Africa
1899-1900 : b. 1858.
SCOTT, Maj. Harvey, D.S.O. (1900-1), late
1st Northumb. Vol. Art. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1868.
SCOTT, James, I.S.O. (1905), Cons.-Gen. at
Canton.
SCOTT, Maj. -Gen. James Woodward, C.B.
(Mil. 1891), R.M.L.I. retd. (1895) ; China 1857-9
and Egypt, an A.D.C. to late Queen 1886-95 : b.
1838. Res., The Villa, Bude R.S.O., Cornwall.
SCOTT, Lt.-Col. Lothian Kerr, C.B. (Civ.
1897), R.E. retd. (1892, entered 1861) : b. 1841.
Bes., Forest Lodge, Farnborough, Hants.
SCOTT, Lady Mary Angela, sist. of 4th D. of
Wellington.
SCOTT, Rear-Adm. Percy Moreton, C.V.O.
(1902), C.B. (Mil. 1900), L.L.D., Ashanti 1873-4,
Congo, Egypt, S. Africa 1899-1900 and China,
devised a method of using large naval guns on
land and invented night-signalling apparatus
used in R.N., now Insp. of target practice in R.N.,
late a Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1853. Club, V. Serv.
SCOTT, Capt. Robert Falcon, C.V.O. (1904),
R.N., F.R.G.S., comd. Antarctic exploring ship
' Discovery : ' b. 1868. Club, U. Serv.
SCOTT, Lt.-Col. Robert George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), T3<£ (1879), Kimberley Lt. Horse; Boer
War 1899-1901: b. 1851.
SCOTT, Maj. Robert Kellock, D.S.O. (1902),
R.A., Canada 1885, Soudan 1892-5, S. Africa
i8g9-iqo2 : b. 1871.
SCOTT, Robert Townley, I.S.O. (1903), Secre-
tary in Postal and Telegraph Dept., Australia.
Bes., Sydney.
SCOTT, 'Lady Sophie Beatrix Mary. dau.
of 5th Earl Cadogan (q.v.) and wife of Sir Saml.
E. Scott, Bt. of Lytchett Minster, M.P.
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SCOTT, Maj. Thomas Edwin, CLE. (1901),
D.S.O. (1897), i.A., Miranzai 1891, WaziristanaDd
Mombasa 1894-6, Uganda Relief Expedn. 1897-8,
China 1900-1, now a D.A.A.G. at Headqrs.,
Northn. Comd. : b. 1867.
SCOTT, Capt. W., D.S.O. (1902), Damant's
Horse ; S. Africa 1900-2.
SCOTT, Col. William Augustus, C.B. (Mil.
1901), lafe Gord. Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1881 and
1899-1902 : b. 1856. Club, Nav. and Mil.
SCOTT, Maj.-Gen. "William Walter Hopton,
C.B. (Mil. 1896), Beng. Inf. retd. (1900); Abyss.
1868 as A.D.C., and Chitral Belief Expedn. :
b. 1843. Res., Helidon, 5 DynevorRd., Bedford.
SCOTT (BATEMAN-), see above Bts.' Widows.
SCOTT (CONSTABLE -MAXWELL-), Hon.
Joseph, son of 10th Bn. Herries.
SCOTT (HEPBURNE-), family name of Pol-
warth Barony (see Index under " Scott").
SCOTT (MONTAGU -DOUGLAS-), family
name of Buccleuch and Queensberry Dukedom
(see Index to "Scott"). See "Montagu" for
Douqlas-Scott-Montagu.
SCOTT (MONTAGU -DOUGLAS-), Knight
and Peer's Son. Adm. Lord Charles Thomas
M.-D.-Scott, G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1898;
C.B. Civ. 1882), served in Russian and Chinese
Wars and during Ind. Mutiny, was Com.-in-Ch.
on Australn. Station, and a Nav. A.D.C. to the
late Queen, late Com.-in-Ch. at Plymouth, ret.
1904: son of 5th D. of Buccleuch, and bro. of
present Peer; b. 1839, mar. 1883 Ada Mary,
dau. of Chas. Ryan, Esq. (Lady Charles M.-D.-
Scott). Club, U. Serv.
SCOTT-MONCRIEFE — see "Moncrieff."
SCOTT of BUCCLEUCH, Baron (Scot. 1606) »
of TYNDALE (Eng. 1663), and of WHITCHES-
TER and ESKDAILL (Scot. 1619)— see "Buc-
cleuch, D. of."
SCOTTER, Knight. Sir Charles Scoffer, Kt.
Bach. (1895), a Dir. (late Gen. Manager) L. & S.
W. Rail., also of the G. N. and City Rails. Co.,
late Lt.-Col. Engr. and Rail. Vols. : b. 1835,
widower. Res., Surbiton Hill Pk., Surrey.
SCOURFIELD, Baronet. Sir Owen Henry
Philipps Scourfield, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1876), M.A.,
Hon. Col. Pembrokesh. Imper. Yeom., a D.L. for
Haverfordwest and C.C. for Pembrokesh. (High
Sheriff 1881) : son of 1st Bt. (whose orig. name
was Philipps), b. 1847, sue. 1876, mar. 1896,2nd
wife, Frances Katharina Harriet, dau. of the late
Rev. Josiah T. Lea. Heir, none. Seats. William-
ston, Neyland R.S.O., Pembrokesh. ; The Mote,
Haverf ord west .
SCRATCHLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Laura Lilias, dau. of Sylvester Browne, Esq.),
mar. 1855 Maj.-Gen. Sir Peter H. Scratchley,
K.C.M.G., High Commissr. for New Guinea
(d. 1885).
SCRATCHLEY, Herbert Arthur, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1905), Biit. Vice-Cons, at Philippe-
ville, Algeria.
SCRATCHLEY, Capt. Victor Henry Syl-
vester, D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Roy. Rif. Corps,
late Supt. of Gymnasia ; Isazai 1892, Chitral
Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1870.
SCUDAMORE, Maj. Charles Philip, D.S.O.
(1888), late Roy. Scots; Burma 1885-8, Hazara
1888, N.W. Front. 1897-8, S. Africa 1900-1, has
been an Insp. of Army Signalling in India ;
b. 1861.
SCULLY, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of Vise.
Selby.
SEAFIELD, Earl of. James Ogilvie-Grant,
11th Earl (Scot.) and a Bt., sits as Bn. Strathspey
(U.K.); Lieut. 3rd Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.) : son
of 10th E. ; b. April 18, 1876; sue. 1888 (C);
mar. 1898 Mary Elizabeth Nina, dau. of the late
Jos. H. Townend, Esq., M.D. Club, Jun. Constit.
Creations. Scot. : E. of Seafield, Vise. Reidhaven,
and Ld. Ogilvy of Deskford and Cullen, 1701 ; a Bt.
1625. U.K. : Bn. Strathspey, 1884.— Sir Walter Ogilvie
(Kt.) was in 1616 created Ld. Ogilvie, and his son James
was in 1638 and 1641 advanced to he Earl of Findlater.
The Lordship and 1st Earldom expired ; but the 1641
Earldom lasted till the death of the 7th in its line.
James, 4th Earl of Findlater, received two creations of
Peerage, the former including a Viscty. of Seafield
which lapsed concurrently with the Findlater Earldom.
At the second creation he was awarded the above three
Scottish titles, this time with remainder to heirs
general. Accordingly on the death of the above 7th Earl
(4th of Seafield) the titles of 1701 passed to a cousin. Sir
Lewis Alex. Grant, 8th Bt., who forthwith assumed
the additional name of Ogilvie and became 5th Earl of
Seafield. The 9th Earl was made Bn. Strathspey, a title
previously granted to the 7th, but lapsing on the death
of his successor. 'Burke' now adopts "Ogilvie-Grant"
as the surname in place of his former " Grant-Ogilvie.''
Conventionally it is Grant only, and hence the family
have evidently been indifferent as to the compound
order.
Titled Relatives.
(Ogilvie-Grant.)
Surviving issue of \oth E. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1876.)
Lady Caroline Louisa 0.-G.,h. 1877.
Hon. Trevor O.-G., heir pres. to Earldom, Litut.
N Z. Defence Force : b. 1879. Res , Oamaru,
Otaga, N.Z. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Robert.)
Lady Sydney Montague O.-G., b. 1882.
Lady Nina Geraldine O.-G., b. 1884.
Son ofgth E. (uncle of present) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1847, d. 188S.)
Hon. Robert Abercromby Grant, formerly Capt.
2nd Batt. Gordon Highlanders, b. 1855. Res., 19
Langham St., Portland PL, W.
SEAFIELD, Earls' Widows. (1) Caroline,
Countess of S., nee Hon. Caroline Henrietta
Stuart, dau. of 11th Bn. Blantyre, b. 1830, mar.
1850 7th E. of Seafield (d. 1881). Res., Cullen
House, Cullen R.S.O., Banffsh. ; Castle Grant.
Grantown-on-Spey, Elginsh. ; Balmacaan, Drum-
nadrochit, Inverness.— (2) Dowager Countess of
S. (Anne Trevor Corry, dau. of the late Maj.
Geo. T. Evans), mar. 1874 10th E. of Seafield
(d. 1888, six mos. after accession : bis father, the
9th E., was bro. of the 7th).
SEAFORD, Baron (U.K. i826)-see "Howard
de Walden."
SEAHAM, Viscount (U.K. 1823) -see "Lon-
donderry, M. of."
SEALE, Baronet. Sir John Henry Scale,
3rd Bt. (U.K. 1838), barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
Devon and Monmouthsh. : son of 2nd Bt., b.
1843, sue. 1897, mar- *885, 2nd wife, Adela, sist.
of Sir Alfd. Jodrell, 4th Bt. Heir, his son
John Carteret Hyde (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Henry Dendy, b. 1882). Seat, Wonastow
Ct., Monmouth.
SEALY, Patrick P. -see " Seely."
SEATON, Baron. John Reginald Upton
Colborne, 3rd Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. for Devon, late
Capt. Roy. 1st Devon Imper. Yeom. : son of 2nd
Bn. ; b. July 4, 1854; sue. 1888 (C.) ; mar. 1887
Elizabeth Beatrice, dau. of Sir Fras. G. A.
Fuller-Eliott-Drake, 2nd Bt. Seats, Beechwood,
Plympton, Devon ; Bert House, Athy, Co. Kil-
dare.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Seaton, 1839.— The 1st Bn. was
the Rt, Hon. Sir Jno. Colborne, G.C.B. , G.C.H., G.C.M.G.,
SEB Baronetage Knightage, <tc. SEF 373
a distinguished officer under Sir Jno. Moora and
Wellington, who, Burke states, "originated and led the
decisive movement of the 52nd L.I. which secured the
victory at Waterloo." He was promoted to be a Field
Marshal, and was made Governor-General of Canada,
Lord High Commissioner of the Ionian Islands, Com-
mander of the Forces in Ireland, &c.
Titled Relatives.
(Colborne.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Alethea Elizabeth Catherine C, b. 1853. Res.,
30 Lowndes Sq., with bro. and s-ists.
(Present Baron, b. 1854.)
Hon. Francis Lionel Lvdstone C, heir pres. to
Barony, Equerry to H.R.H the Prss. Henry of
Battenberg, an Exon of the Yeom. of the Gd., Lt.-
Col. comdg. 24th Middx. (Post Office) Rif. Vols.,
formerly Maj. Roy. Ir. Kifles, served in Scinde 1879,
Afghanistan, S. Africa 1881 and 1900, Nile and
Soudan 1884-6: b. 1855. Res., 30 Lowndes Sq.,
S.W. ; Friary Ct., St. James's Pal., S.W.
Hon. Florence Cordelia Henrietta C, b. 1857. ) Res.,
Hon. Henrietta Leslie Jane C, b. 1859. > as
Hon. Alice Constantia Helena C, b. i860. ) above.
Hon. James Ulysses Graham Raymond C, (" Hon.
Ulick C."), 2nd heir, late Capt. S. Staff. Regt., served
in Soudan 1884-6, and S. Africa 1899-1902, was
A.D.C. to Com. in Canada 1893-3 -. b. 1863, mar. 1904
Caroline Mabel (Hon. Mrs. tJlick C), dau. of Sir
Arthur P. Vivian, K.C.B., bro. of 1st Bn. Swansea.
Res., Venn, Ivy bridge, Devon.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1816, d. 1888.)
Rev. the Hon. Graham C, M.A., b. 1821, widower.
Res., Dittisham Rect., Totnes, and Hembury Fort,
Honiton, both Devon.
Hon. Jane, now Hon. Lady Montgomery-Moore, b.
1837, mar. 1857 Gen. Sir Alex. Geo. M.-M., K.C.B.,
q.v.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Edmund C. (Rhoda Ellen, dau. of the
late Geo. Blogg, Esq.), Direstress of Needlework
under Educ. Dept., mar. 1873 the late Hon.
Edmund C. (d. 1878). Res., 23 Cheyne Ct., Chelsea,
S.W.
SEBRIGHT, Baronet. Sir Edgar Reginald
Saunders Sebright, 11th Bt. (Eng. 1626), a D.L.
for Herts., High Sheriff 1904, formerly Maj. and
Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.), was
Extra Equerry to H.R.H. the late Duchess of
Teck, A.D.C. to Gov. of Victoria, and Priv. Sec.
to Gov. of S. Australia : uncle of 10th Bt. and
son of 8th, b. 1854, sue. 1897. Heir pres., his
bro. Guy Thomas Saunders (b. 1856 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son Guy Ivo, b. 1883). Seat, Beech-
wood, Dunstable, Beds.
SECCOMBE, Maj. Archibald Kennedy,
D.S.O. (1902), A.S.C., Nile Expedn. 1898, and
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1868.
SECKHAM, Maj. Bassett Thorne, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 4th Batt. S. Staff ords. Regt. (Mil.); S.
Africa 1900-1: b. 1863. Res., Whittington Old
Hall, Staff ordsh., nr. Chesterfield.
SEDDON, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Richard
John Seddon, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1897), LL.D., Premier
of N.Z., also Colon. Treas. and Min. of Educn.,
Immigrn., Labour, and Defence, has prev. been
Postmr.-Gen., Min. of Customs, Pub. Works,
Mines (in the Ballance Govt.), and Native Affairs,
has been an M.P. in N.Z. from 1879, is an Assoc.
American Inst. : b. 1845 (at st- Helen's, Lane),
mar. 1869. Res., 22 Molesworth St., Wellington,
N.Z.
SEE, Knight. Hon. Sir John Sep, K.C.M.G.
(1902), late Premier and Colon. Sec. New South
Wales, formerly Postmaster-Gen., Min. of
Defence, Cclon. Treas., &c, in same colony: b.
S oV-4» widower. Res., Randwick, Sydney; Went-
_ ' 0/h Falls, Blue Mountains, N.S.W.
SEEL (MOLYNEtJX-) , Maj . EdwArd Honore,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late 1st Batt, Roy. Scots; S.
Afrida 1899-igoi : b. 1862.
SEELEY, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Mary
Agnes, dau. of the late Arthur Phillott, Esq.),
mar. 1869 Sir John Robt. Seeley, K.C.M.G., Reg.
Prof, of Mod. Hist. Camb. Univ. (d. 1895). Res.,
St. John's Croft, Madingley Rd., Cambridge.
SEELY, Baronet. Sir Charles Seely, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1896), V.D., a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus.,
a D.L. for Notts. (High Sheriff 1890), formerly
M.P. and Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Notts. Rifle
Vols. : son of the late Charles Seely, Esq., M.P. ;
b. 1833, widower. Heir, his son Charles Hilton,
M.P. for Lincoln (L. U. ; b. 1859 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son Charles Grant, b. 1894). Seats, Sherwood
Lodge, Arnold, Nottingham; Brooke House,
Newport, I.W. ; town res., 30 Prince's Gt., S.W.,
and 23 Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W.
SEELY, Maj. John Edward Bernard, D.S.O.
(1900-1), B.A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. and M.P.
for Isle of Wight (L.) ; served in South Africa
1900-1, is Maj. Hants. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1868 (3rd
son of above Bt.). Res., Berwick Lodge, Ryde,
I.W. ; 29 Chester Sq., S.W.
SEELY, Patrick Persse, I.S.O. (1905),
Manager of Pay Office, Edinburgh.
SEFTON, Earl of. Osbert Cecil Molyneux,
6th Earl (Ire!.), sits as Baron Sefton (U.K.), a
Bt. ; a D.L. of Lanes., late Capt. Lanes. Hussars
(Imper. Yeom.), formerly Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. :
son of 4th E. and bro. of 5th; b. Feb. 21, 1871 ;
sue. 1901 (L.U.); mar. 1898 Lady Helena Mary
Bridgeman, dau. of 4th E. of Bradford. Seats,
Dale Ford, Sandiway, Northwich ; Croxteth Hall,
Liverpool.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Molyneux, 1628 ; E. of Sefton,
177*. U.K. : Bn. Sefton, 1831. Eng. : A Bt. 1611.— Sir
Richd. Molyneux, 2nd Bt., was recipient of the 1st
Viscty., the 8th Vise, being raised to the Earldom, and
the 2nd Earl obtaining the U.K. Barony. An earlier
Sir Richd. Molyneux (Kt.) distinguished himself at
Agincourt.
Titled Relatives.
(Molyneux.)
Issue of present [6th) E. :
Vise. Molyneux, heir to Earldom : Hugh William
Osbert M. , b. 1893.
Hon. Cecil Richard M., 2nd heir, b. 1899.
Lady Evelyn Mary M., b. 1902.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (bro. and sist.of present) :
(The late 5th Earl, b. 1867, d. 1901 unmrrd.)
Lady Gertrude Eleanor, now Lady G. Crawford,
b. 1868, mar. 1905 Capt. Jno. Halket C. Res.,
44 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
(Present Earl, b. 1871.)
Hon. Richard Frederick M., late Capt Roy. Horse
(ids., served at Khartoum and was A.D.C. to Earl
of Erroll in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1873. Res , n
Chesterfield St., Mayfair, W.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (uncles and aunt of
present) :
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1835, d. 1897.)
Hon. Caryl Craven M., formerly Lt.-Col. 10th Hussars,
b. 1836, mar. 1870 Hon. Caroline Elizabeth Lawley,
dau. of 2nd Bn. Wenlock (Hon. Mrs. Caryl M.). Res.,
The Red House, Bodicote, Banbury.
Lady Cecilia Maria Charlotte, now Vctss. Downe,
V. A. : b. 1838, mar. 1869 8th Vise. D., q.v.
Hon. Henry Hervey M., Capt. R.N. retired, b. 1842,
mar. 1873 Alice Catherine, dau. of the late
Humphrey St.-John-Mildmay, Esq. (Hon. Mrs.
Henry M.). Res., 4 Berkeley Mansns., Berkeley
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Roger M. (Anna Mary Vivienne, dau. of
the late Wm. Dickinson, Esq.), mar. 1890 the late
Hen. Roger Gordon M. (d, 1893).
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SEM
SEFTON, Earl's "Widow. Dowager Countess
of S. (Mary Augusta, dau. of Robt. Oh Hopwood,
Esq., and niece of 6th Vise. Torrington), mar.
1834 3rd E. of Sefton (d. 1855). Res., 2 Lyall St.,
Belgrave Sq., S.W.
SEGRAVE, Baron {Eng. 1283)— see" Mowbray,
Segrave, and Stourton."
SEGRAVE, Maj. O'Neal, D.S.O. (1902), late
18th Batt. Imper. Yeom. : S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1856.
SEGRAVE, Lieut. William Henry Erik,
D.S.O. (1899), Highld. L.I. ; Crete 1898, S. Africa
1901 with Mtd. Inf. : b. 1875.
SEIGNE, John Thomas, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1904), Agent to M. of Ormonde at Kilkenny:
b. 1844. Res., Grenane House, Thomastown,
Co. Kilkenny.
SELBORNE, Earl of. William Waldegrave
Palmer, 2nd Earl {U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1900),
G. C.M.G. (1905), B.A., High Commissi', of S.
Africa, late First Lord of the Admiralty, prev.
Under Sec. for Colonies, is Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col.
comdg.) 3rd Batt. Hants. Regt. (Mil.), a Co. Aid.
for Hants., an Elder Bro. of Trinity House, was
an M.P. 1885-95 (as Vise. Wolmer),and was Priv.
Sec. to his father when Lord Chanc, prev. to Mr.
Childers : son of 1st E. ; b. Oct. 17, 1859 ; sue.
1895 (L. U.) ; mar. 1883 Lady Beatrix Maud Cecil,
dau. of 3rd M. of Salisbury. Seat, Blackmoor,
East Liss, Hants. ; town house, 49 Mount St., W. :
offic. res., Govt. House, Parktown, Johannesburg.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Selborne, 1872 ; E. of Selborne
and Vise. Wolmer, 1883.— The Rt. Hon. Sir Roundell
Palmer, Q.C., F.R.S., who had been Solicitor and
Attorney General and M.P. for Plymouth and Richmond,
was made Lord Chancellor by the title of Bn. Selborne,
the Earldom being added to him eleven years later.
Titled Relatives.
(Palmer.)
Issue of. -present {2nd) E. :
Lady Mabel Laura Georgiana P. , b. 1884.
Vise. Wolmer, heir to Earldom : Roundell Cecil P.,
b. 1887.
Hon. Robert Stafford Arthur P., 2nd heir, b. 1888.
Hon. William Jocelyn Lewis P., b. 1894.
Issue of 1st E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Laura Elizabeth, now Lady L. Ridding, b. 1849,
mar. 1876, as 2nd wife, the late Rt. Rev. Geo. P.,
1st Bp. fit Southwell (d. 1904). Pes., Thurgarton
Priory, Nottingham.
Lady Mary Dorothea, now Ctss. Waldegrave, b. 1850,
mar. 1874 9th Earl W., clv.
Lady Sophia Matilda, now Ctss. de Franqueoille, b.
1852, mar. 1903 the Count de P. Res., Chateau de
Bourbilly, par Semur-en-Auxois, Cote d'Or ;
Chateau La Muette, Passy, Paris.
Lady (Sarah) Wilfreda, now Lady Wilf. Biddnlph, b.
1854, mar. 1883 Geo. Tournay P., Esq. Pes., Douglas
House, Petersham, Richmond, Surrey ; 43 Charing
Cross, S.W. ; 3 Adelaide Mansns., Hove, Brighton.
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
SELBY, Viscount. William Court Gully,
1st Vise. {U.K. 1905), P.C. (Gt. Rr. 1895), K.C.
(1877), M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., was Speaker of the
H. of Commons 1895-1905 and M.P. from 1886; is
a Bencher of the Inner Temple, was Recorder of
Wigan 1886-95 : son of the late Jas. M. Gully,
Esq., M.D., of Gt. Malvern; b. Aug. 29, 1835;
cr. Vise. 1905 (L.) ; mar. 1865 Elizabeth Anne
Walford, dau. of the late Thos. Selby, Esq. (from
whose patronymic the title is chosen). Pes.,
Sutton PI., Seaford, Sussex ; 3 Buckingham Gt.,
S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Vise. Selby, 1905.
Issue.
(Guilt/.)
Hon. James William Hersciiell t7.,heir to Viscty.,
b. 1867.
Hon. Edward Walford Karslake G., 2nd heir, C.B.
(Civ. 1903), was Sec. to his father while Speaker:
b, 1870. Pes., 27 Stanhope Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Gertrude Annie, now Hon. Mrs. James Scully,
mar. 1883 His Honour Jas. Aloysius S., Judge of
Brighton Dist. Co. Ct. Pes., Dormy Cottage, Sea-
ford.
Hon. Florence Julia G.
Hon. Mary Honorah Rhoda G.
Hon. Shelley G. (dau.).
SELBY. Capt. William, D.S.O. (1898),
L.R.C.P., I.M.S., Chitral Relief, Tirah 1897-8:
b. 1869.
SELFE, Knight. His Honour Sir William
Lucius Seife, Kt. Bach. (1897), B.A., Judge of
Co. Cls. of Maiylebone and Brompton and Chmn.
E. Kent Q.S. : b. 1845, mar. 1876 Ellen, dau. of
Hy. S. Bicknell, Esq. Res., 13 Connaught Sq., W.
SELiiIRK (Canada), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Isaac Stringer, el. 2nd Bp. Nov. 1905, in suc-
cession to the follg., who now retires: Rt. Rev.
William Carpenter Bompas, D.D., 1st Bp.
(Rupert's Ld. Prov.), formerly a Missionary of
C.M.S. : b. 1834, mar. 1874, cons. Bp. of Athabasca
1874, transl. to Mackenzie River 1884, to Selkirk
1891 (dioc. from Arctic Ocean to Brit. Columb.).
Res., St. Saviour's Mission, Carcross, Upper
Youcon, N.W. Canada.
SELKIRK, Earl of {Scot. 1646)— see "Hamil-
ton, D, of."
SELKIRK, Earl's Widow. Countess of S.
(Cecely Louisa, dau. of Sir Philip de Malpas
Grey-Egerton, 10th Bt.), mar. 1878 6th E. of
Selkirk (d. 1885, title claimed as attaching to
Hamilton Dukedom). Res., Balmae, Kirkcud-
bright ; 50 Berkeley Sq., W.
SELL, Capt. Edgar Collins, D.S.O. (1902),
late 39th Squadr. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1875. Res., Govt. Bdgs., Pretoria.
SELLHEIM, Maj. Victor Conradsdor
Morisset, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), D.A.A. & Q.M.G.
of the Queensland Def . Force ; S. Africa 1899-1900 :
b. 1866. Pes., Warriston, 24 Musgrave Rd.,
Brisbane.
SEMON, Knight. Sir Felix Semon, K.C.V.O.
(1905; Kt. Bach. 1897), M.D. (Berlin), F.R.C.P.,
Fell. Roy. Med.-Chirurg. Soc. and Med. Soc. of
London, a Phys. Extraord. to H.M., Phys. for
Diseases of the Throat at Natl. Hosp. for Paralysed
&c, and author of various works on that subject,
formerly Pres. Lond. Laryngolog. Soc. and was
engaged during the Franco-German War : b. 1849,
mar. 1879 Louise Dorette Augusta, dau. of the
late H. Redeker, Esq., of Oldenburg. Res., 39
Wimpole St., W.
SEMPILL, Baron. John F"rber-Sempin, 18th
Bn. {Scot.) and a Bt., late dpt. Black Watch,
served in S. Africa 1901 : son of 17th Bn. ; b. Aug.
21, 1863; sue. 1905; mar. 1892 Gwendolen, dau.
of Herb. Prodgers, Esq. Seat, Craigievar Castle,
Whitehouse, Aberdeen.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Sempill, 1,89; a Bt. 1630.— Sir
J no. Sempill, hereditary Sheriff of Renfrewshire was
created 1st Bn. The 3rd Ld. was a leader in the Refor-
mation; the 4th was Ambassador to Spain in 1556. There
have been two Baronesses in the line, causing the present
Peer to be sometimes called the 16th.
Titled Relatives.
( Forbes- Sempill.)
Issue of present (lSth) Bn.:
Master of Sempiil, heir to Barony: Hon. William
Francis F.-S., b. 1893. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon.
Douglas.)
Hon. Gwendolen Janet F.-S., b. 1897.
Hon. F.-S. (dau.), b. 1905. •.-
Surviving issue of ljt?i Bn. (bros.,. sists., and half-
sist. of present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Katharine Charlotte Elizabeth Stewart RrSk
b. 1861. g I
-:
SEM
Baronetage, Knightage, <tc.
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57S
By 2KD SiRROE.
(Present Baron, b. 1863.)
Hon. Douglas F.S., D.S.O. (1900-1). Maj. Seaforth
Highlanders, served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1865.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Evelyn Courtenay, now Hon. Mrs. Duncan
Pirie, b. 1868, mar. 1894 Capt. Duncan Vernon P.,
M.P. Res., Caskieben.Kinaldie, Aberdeen.
Hon. Robert Abercromby F.S., b. 1870.
Hon. Gertrude Emily F.S., b. 1872.
Hon. Lionel Arthur Ochoncar F.S., Lieut. R.N., b
1877, mar. 1903 Muriel Emily, dau. of Rev. Walter
Spencer (Hon. Mrs. Lionel F.S.).
SEMPILL, Baron's "Widow. The Dowager
Lady S. (Mary Beresford, dau. of the late Henry
Sherbrooke, Esq.), mar. 1890, as 3rd wife, 17th Bn.
Sempill (d. 1905).
SEMPILL, Master of, q.v., under preceding.
SEMPILL (FORBES-) , family name of Sempill
Barony.
SEND ALL, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Elizabeth Sophia, dau. of the late Rev. Hy. Cal-
verley),mar. 1870 Sir Walter J. Sendall, G.C.M.G.,
formerly Gov. of Brit. Guiana, High Commissr. in
Cyprus, &c. (d. 1904). Bes., 91 Cornwall Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
SENIOR, Col. Thomas Palmer, C.B. (Civ.
1897), late Ch. Paymaster for W. Dist. (ret. 1900) :
b. 1840. Bes., Summerhill, Teignmauth, Devon.
SERGISON, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 4th
Bn. Sudeley. '
SERJEANT, Col. William Charles Eldon,
C.B. (Civ. 1904), F.R.G.S., barrister-at-law, Hon.
Col. and Lt.-Col. eomdg. 5th Batt. Rifle Brigade
(Mil.) ; Beehuanald. 1884-5, Matabeleld. 1896, S.
Africa 1902 ; Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1857.
Res., St. Benet's Abbey, Bodmin; 1 Plowden
Bdgs., Temple, E.G.
SERMONETA, Duchessa di, dau. of 6th Bn.
Howard de Walden, q.v. ; also Ada Constance,
Duchessa di S., granddau. of 1st Bn. Skelmers-
dale and dau. of Col. Hon. Edwd. Bootle-
Wilbraham, b. 1846, mar. 1867 15th Duke. Bes.,
39 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
SERRA da ESTRELLA— see " Da Serra da E."
SESSHAYYA— see " Shashia" (difft. orthog.).
SETH, Arathoon, I.S.O. (1905), Registr. of
Supr. Ct., Hong Kong.
SETON, Baron (Scot. 1449), a title of the
Eglinton Earldom. See also " Seton and
Tranent " below.
SETON, Baronet of Abercorn. Sir Bruce
Maxwell Seton, 8th Bt. (Scot. 1663), a D.L.
for Tower Hamlets, formerly a Princ. Clerk in
War Office : son of 7th Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1869,
mar. 1886 Helen, dau. of the late Gen. Richd.
Hamilton, C.B. Heir pres., his 1st cousin once
rem. Maj. Bruce Gordon S. (b. 1868; 2nd heir,
latter' s son Alexander Hay, b. 1904). Bes., Dur-
ham House, Smith St., Chelsea, S.W.
SETON, Baronet of Pitmedden. Sir William
Samuel Seton, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1683), a D.L. for
Aberdeenshire, Col. LA., served in Persia 1856-7,
Afghanistan 1880, has been a 1st class Dist. Staff
Officer in Bombay Army, and for a time in Ind.
Navy : son of 7th Bt. and bro. of 8th, b. 1837,
sue. 1884, mar. 1876 Eva Kate St. Leger, dau.
of Lt.-Gen. Sir Hastings A. Wood, K.C.B. Heir,
his son John Hastings (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir,
latter' s 1st cousin Roberto Disraeli Coote S., b.
1881). Seat, Cushnie, Alford, Aberdeen.
SETON, Baronet's Widow. Elizabeth, Lady
of Pitmedden, dau. of the late Geo. Castle, Esq.,
mar. 1870 Sir James L. Seton, 8th Bt. (d. 1884).
Bes., in Rome.
SETON and TRANENT, Baron (Scot. i6ed)—
see " Eglinton and W., E. of."
SETTLE, Knight. Maj. -Gen. §ir HknRy
Hamilton Settle (Settle Pacha) , K.C.B. (MIL ltJOC-i),
D.S.O. (1891), R.E., served in Soudan &c. 1884-9,
S. Africa 1899-1901. late Insp.-Gen. Egyptn. Police
and Assist. Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns. at Headqrs.,
aftds. comd. R.E. at Malta and Cape Col., now
Com. of Coast Defences : b. 1847, mar. 1875 Edith,
dau. of the late Ion Rigg, Esq. Club, U. Serv.
SETTRLNGTON, Lord (by courtesy— title Bn.
S. Eng. 1675), elder son and heir of E. of March,
and 2nd heir of D. of Richmond and Gordon, q.v.
SEXTON, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Anne,
dau. of the late J. Taylor, Esq., of Stratford-
upon-Avon), mar. 1841 Sir Robt. Sexton (d. 1901.)
SEYMOUR, family name of Hertford
Marquessate, q.v. for "Lords" (an "Hon."
below), see also note under " Somerset, Duke "
(at end).
SEYMOUR, Baron (Eng. 1547), a title of the
Somerset Dukedom, borne by the heir when a
son (the only secondary title) .
SEYMOUR, Baronet. Sir Albert Victor
Francis Seymour, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1869), Lieut.
6th Batt. Lanes. Fus. (Mil.), was a Page of
Honour to Queen Victoria : only son of 1st Bt.,
b. 1879, sue. 1890. No present heir.
SEYMOUR, Baronet's Widow. Lady S.
(Agnes Austin, dau. of the late Rev. Hill D. Wick-
ham), mar. 1869 Gen. Sir Eras. Seymour, K.C.B.,
1st Bt., late Master of Ceremonies to Queen
Victoria (d. 1890). Bes., 31 Eccleston St., S.W.
SEYMOUR, Knight (1). Adm. of the Fit.,
Sir Edward Hobart Seymour, G.C.B. (Mil. 1900 ;
K.C.B. 1897), O.M. (1902), G.C.V.O. (1901), LL D.,
late Com.-in-Ch. at Devonpost, prev. on China
Station, served in Black Sea, China 1857-60 and
1900, against African Pirates, and in Egypt; late
First and Princ. Nav. A.D.C. to H.M. : b. 1840
(grandson of 1st Bt.). Bes., 9 Ovington Sq., S.W.
SEYMOUR, Knight (2) and Peer's Son. Gen.
Lord William Frederick Ernest Seymour,
K.C.V.O. (1903), served in R.N. in Baltic, and in
Coldstrm. Gds. in Crimea and Egypt, late comd.
Troops in Canada and was Acting Mil. Sec. at
Headqrs. 1901-2, was recently Lieut, of Tower of
London : bro. of 5th M. of Hertford, b. 1838,
mar. 1871 Hon. Eva Anna Caroline Douglas-
Pennant, dau. of 1st Bn. Penrhyn (Lady William
S.). Bes., E. ; Lythanger, Liss, Hants.
SEYMOUR, Knight (3). Gen. Sir William
Henry Seymour, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), Lt.-Gen. and
Hon. Gen., served in Crimea and Mutiny, comd.
Curragh Dist. and was Insp.-Gen. of Cav. in
Ireld. 1874-9, ret. 1884, and is Col. 2nd Drgn.
Gds. : b. 1829, mar. 1875 Anne Charlotte, dau. of
Ven. Archdn. Bowles. Bes., 4 Grand Avenue
Mansns., Hove, Brighton.
SEYMOUR, Knight's Widow (by elevation).
Lady S. (Elizabeth Mary, dau. of the late Col.
Fredk. Romilly) , mar. 1880 Horace A. D. Seymour,
C.B., who was designated for K.C.B. but died 1902
before investiture, when his widow was granted
the above rank. Bes., 31 Eccleston St., S.W.
SEYMOUR, Lady Blanche Frances, dau. of
4th Marq. Conyngham and wife of the follg. Capt.
Edwd. Seymour, M.V.O.
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SEYMOUR, Capi EdwAed, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1901), Gren. Gels. ; Khartoum and S. Africa
1900-2, now A.D.C: td Lt.-Gem Comdg. in Ireld. :
b. 1877 (hush, of the preceding),
SEYMOUR, Hon. Mrs. Sydney, dau. of Vctss.
Hambleden.
SEYMOUR (CULME-), Baronet. Adm. Sir
Michael Culme-Seymour, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1809),
G.CB. (Mil. 1897), G.C.V.O. (1901), ret. 1901
and appd. a Vice^Adrn. of the U.K., served
in Burma 1852, Baltic and Black Seas, and
China; late Com.-in-Ch. at Portsmouth (prev.
of Channel and Mediterr. Squadns.), was 1st
and Princ. Nav. A.D.C. to Queen Victoria
and for a short time to King1 Edward :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1836, sue. 1880, mar. 1866 Mary
Georgiana, dau. of the late Hon. Richd. "Watson,
son of 2nd Bn. Sondes (the surname Milles
was not assumed till by 4th Bn.). Heir, his son
Michael, Com. R.N. (b. 1867; 2nd heir, next
son, John Wentworth, b. 1876). Res., Waden-
hoe House, Oundle, N'thants. ; 1 Egerton Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
SHAFTESBURY, Earl of. Anthony Ashley
(-Cooper), 9th Earl (Eng.) and a Bt., a D.L. for
Co. Antrim and Lieut, for City of Belfast,
Lt.-Col. comdg. N. of Ireld. Imper. Yeom.,
Chamberln. to H.R.H. the Princess of Wales,
lateL.S.B., and has been Capt. 10th Hussars and
an A.D.C. to Gov. of Victoria : son of 8th
E. ; b. Aug. 31, 1869: sue. 1886 (C); mar.
1899 Lady Constance Sibell Grosvenor (an Extra
Lady of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales), dau. of the late Earl Grosvenor and
granddau. of 1st D. of AVestminster. Seats, St.
Giles's House, Salisbury ; The Castle, Belfast ;
town res., 38 Brvanston Sq., W.
Creations. Eng.: A Bt. 1622; Bn. Ashley, 1661; E
of Shaftesbury and Bn. Cooper, 1672.— The ist Bn. and
afterwards Earl was Sir Anthony Ashley Cooper, 2nd
Bt., a prominent statesman who during the Stuart
trouble sided first with the King, then with the Parlia-
ment, and ultimately with the Restoration. He was a
member of the " Cabal " Ministry and became Lord High
Chancellor, but it is to his influence that the nation is
indebted for the Habeas Corpus Act, which he carried
through the two Houses with great difficulty ; he was
also the first to introduce a Bill for rendering the Judges
independent of the Crown. The 3rd Earl was distin-
guished in literature and philosophy ; the 7th as one of
the most noted philanthropists of the 19th century.
The surname is conventionally Ashley only.
Titled Relatives.
(Ashley.)
Issue of -present (gth) E. :
Lord Ashley, heir to Earldom : Anthony A., b. 1900.
(2nd heir, his gt. uncle Rt. Hon. Evelyn A.)
Lady Mary Sibell .4 , b. 1902.
Issue of 8th E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Margaret Emily, now Lady M. Levett, b. 1858,
mar. 1884 Theoph. B. Percy L., Esq., a grandson of
7th E. of Denbigh. Res., Wychnor Pk., Burton-
on-Trent ; 39 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
Lady Evelyn Harriet, now by 2nd marrg. Lady E.
Baring, b. 1865, mar., ist, 1889, 2nd Bn. Maghera-
morne (d. 1903) ; 2ndly, 1505, Hon. Hugo B., son of
ist Bn. Revelstoke, q.v.
Lady Mildred Georgiana, now Lady M. Allsopp, b.
1867, mar. 1895 Hon. George Higginson A., M.P.,
son of ist Bn. Hindlip, q.v.
Lady Susan Violet, now Ctss. of Mar and Kellie, b.
1868, mar. 1892 12th Earl of M. & K., q.v.
(Present Eakl, b. 1869.)
Lady (Ethel) Maud, now Lady Maud Warrender, b.
1870, mar. 1894 Capt. Sir Geo. J. Scott W., R.N.,
7th Bt., q.v.
Surviving issue &c. of nth E., the eminent philan-
thropist (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 8th Earl, b. 1831, d. 1886, held title 6 mos.)
Rt. Hon. (and Hon.) (Anthony) Evelyn Melbourne
Ashley (see "Ashley, Priv. Counc"), b. 1836.
Lady Victoria Elizabeth, now The Lady Templemore,
b. 1837, mar. 1873, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. T., clv.
Hon. (Anthony) Lionel George A., M.A., a D.L. for
Dorset : b. 1838, widower. Res., Audley Mansns.,
44 Mount St., W.
Lady Edith Florence A., b. 1847. Res. with pre-
ceding.
Hon. (Anthony) Cecil A., M.A., a D.L. for Dorset,
formerly Assist. Sec. to Sir Bartle Frere in Africa :
b. 1849. Club, Brooks's.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Alice Eliz. A., wife of Rt. Hon. Evelyn Ashley
—see " Ashley, P.C."
Dau.-in-law of '6th E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 7th Earl, b. iSoi, d. 1885.)
Hon. Mrs. John A. (Julia, dau. of Henry J.
Conyers, Esq.), mar. 1840 the late Hon. (Anthony)
John^..,Q.C. (d. 1867). Res., 17 Upper Brook St., W.
SHAETO (DUNCOMBE-), Capt. Arthur,
D.S.O. (1900-1), N'thunib. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902, now a Staff Capt. for a Grouped Regtl. Dist.:
b. 1880.
SHAHBAZ KHAN, Nawab Sir,Bugti, K.C.I.E.
(1901), of Baluchistan (a personal title).
SHAHPURA, Raja of. Dhiraj Sir Nahar
Singh, K.C.I.E. (1903), a Ruling Chief : b. 1855.
lies., Shahpura, Rajputana.
SHAKERLEY, Baronet. Sir Walter Geof-
frey Shakerley, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1838), Hon. Col.
and Lt.-Col. comdg. 5th Vol. Batt. Chesh. Regt.,
formerly Lieut. King's Roy. Rifle Corps : son of
2nd Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1898, mar. 1885 Hilda Mary,
dau. of Henry Hodgson, Esq. Heir pres., his bro.
Maj. George Herbert S. (b. 1863; 2nd heir,
latter's son Cyril Holland, b. 1897). Seat, Somer-
ford Pk., Congleton, Cheshire.
SHAKERLEY, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady S. (Georgiana Harriott, dau. of the late Geo.
Holland Ackers, Esq.), mar. 1858 Sir Chas. W.
Shakerley, 2nd Bt., K.C.B. (d. 1898) . Res., More-
ton Hall, Congleton, Cheshire.
SHAKERLEY, Capt. Geoffrey Charles,
D.S.O. (1904), King's Roy. Rif. Corps; S. Africa
1899-1900, Somalild. 1903-4: b. 1869.
SHAK ESPEAR, Maj. John, CLE. (1896),
D.S.O. (1890), I.A., Lushai Expedns. 1888-90,
now Dep. Commissr. Assam and Supt. Lushai
Hills : b. 1861 . Res., Aijal, Lushai Hills, Burma.
SHAND, Baron's Widow. The Lady S.
(Emily Merelina Shand, dau. of the late Jno.
Clarke Meymott, Esq.), mar. 1857 1st and only
Bn. Shand, P.C, a memb. of the Judic. Cmttee.
of Privy Council, formerly a Judge of the Ct. of
Session (d. 1904). Res., 32 Bryanston Sq., W.
SHANN, Knight. Sir Thomas Thornhill
Shann, Kt. Bach. (1905), Lord Mayor of Man-
chester 1904 and 1905 (then styled " Rt. Hon.")
SHANNON, Earl of. Richard Henry Boyle,
6th Earl (Ire!.), sits as Bn. Carleton (Gt. Br.);
formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade : son of 5th E. ; b.
May 15, i860; sue. 1890 (C.) ; mar. 1895 Nellie,
dau. of the late Chas. Thompson, Esq., of Park
Sq., N.W. Seat, Castlemartyr R.S.O., Co. Cork.
Creations. Trel. : E. of Shannon, Vise. Boyle of Ban-
doD, and Bn. of Castle Martyr, 1756. Gt. Br. : Bn.
Carleton, 1786. — The ist Earl was the Rt. Hon. Henry
Boyle, Speaker of the Irish House of Commons, Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, and Lord Justice (all in Ireland).
The 2nd Earl, who was also a P.C. and had held some
high Ministerial offices, received the British Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Boyle.)
Issue of present (6th) E. :
The deceased Richd. Chas. B., Vise. Boyle, b. &
d. 1896.
SHA
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
SHE
577
Vise. Boyle, heir to Earldom : Richard Bernard B.,
b. 1897.
Lady H-den B., b. 1898.
Hon. Robert Henry B., 2nd heir, b. 1930.
Issue ofyh E. (bro3. and half-bros. of present) :
By 1ST JIRRGE.
(Present Earl, b. i860.)
Hon. Henry George B., formerly Lieut, in Yorks.
Mil., b. i85z. Club, White's.
Capt.,Hon. Robert Francis B., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), R.N., served in Egypt and against Sofas: b.
1803, mar. 1899 Cerise, dau. of Sir Claude Champion-
de-Crespigny, 4th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Robert B.). Club,
Nav. and Mil.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Walter John Harrv B., b. 1869, mar. 1900 Ethel
Horatia (Hon. Mrs. AValter B.), dau. of Edwd. R.
Fisher- Rowe, Esfj.., grandson of ist E. of Ravens-
worth.
non. Edward Spencer Harry B., Com. R.N., served
in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1870, mar. 1904 Lily, dau. of
W. Beaumont Gardner, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Edward
B.). Club, Nav. and Mil.
Hon. Algernon Douglas Edward Harry B., M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), Com. R.N. : b. 1871. Club, U.
fierv.
SHANXON, Earl's Widow. Dowager Coun-
tess of S. (Julia Charlotte, dau. of Sir Wm, E.
Cradock-Hartopp, 3rd Bt.), mar. 1868, as 2nd
wife, 5th E. of Shannon (d. 1890). Res., 11 Cranley
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
SHAN-TUNG, Bishop of. lit. Rev. Geoffrey
Durnford Iliff, D.D., ist Bp., late of Tien-tsin
and a missionary at Tai-an-Foo : b. 1867, cons.
1903, mar. 1898. lies., Wei-Hai-Wei, Shan-tung,
and Tai-an-Foo.
SHARP, Maj. Frank William, D.S.O. (1902),
Army Vet. Dept. ; Soudan 1885, S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1858.
SHARP, Maj. John Reuben Philip, I.S.O.
(1903), V.D., Chief Clk. in charge of Accts., Ord-
nance Survey; Capt. and Hon. Maj. 2nd Vol.
Batt. Hants. Regt. : b. 1842. Res., Red Hill
House, Bassett, Southampton.
SHARP, Thomas Herbert, I.S.O. (1902), Dep.
Paymaster Supreme Ct. Pay Office, was several
years in Civ. Serv. Rifle Vols. : b. 1840. Res., St.
Katharine's, Sidcup, Kent.
SHARPE, Knight. Sir Alfred Sharpe,
K.C.M.G. (1903), C.B. (Civ. 1897), Commissr. in
Brit. Centr. Africa, in Consular apptmts. in that
quarter from 1891, formerly a Stipend. Magist.
in Fiji : b. 1853, mar. 1881 Rosamund, dau. of
Rev. Edwd. J. Boiling. 7?es.,Zomba, Nyasaland.
SHARPE, Maj. .Wilfred Stanley, C.M.G.
(igoo),4th Batt. Roy. Ir. Rifles (Mil.), formerly
6th Drgns. ; W. Africa 1898-9, late Dist. Com-
missr. Sierra Leone, now Brit. Resid. Kontagora,
Nth. Nigeria ; b. i860.
SHASHIA SHASTRI, Amaravati Sir, K.C.S.I.
(1902), Diwan Regent of Pudakota, Madras.
SHAUGHNESSY, Knight. Sir Thomas
George Shiughnessy, Kt. Bach. (1901), Pres. of
Canad. Pacif. Rail. Co. and on the Board of two
other lines : b. 1853, mar. 1880 Elizabeth Bridget,
dau. of M. Nagle, Esq. Res., 1149 Dorchester
St., Montreal.
SHAW, Baronet of Eltham. Sir John Charles
Kenward Shaw, 7th Bt. {Eng. 1665), formerly
Lieut. W. Kent Yeom. : nephew of 6th Bt. and
son of the late Capt. Chas. Shaw, R.N. ; b.
1829, sue. 1857, mar. i858, 2nd wife, Sophia Emma
Anna Maria, dau. of Capt. Jno. W. Finch, R.N.,
Heir pres., his nephew Rev. Charles John Mon-
son S. (b. i860; 2nd heir, latter's son John James
Kenward, b. 1895). Res., Kenward, Pembury,
Tunb. Wells.
SHAW, Baronet of Terenure. Sir Frederick
William Shaw, 5th Bt. {U.K. 1821), D.S.O.
(1900-1), Maj. and Hon. Lt. -Col. 5th Batt. Roy.
Dubl. Fus. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900,
formerly Lieut. 1st Drgns. : son of 4th Bt., b.
1858, sue. 1895, mar. 1885 Eleanor Hester, dau.
of the late Maj . Horace de Vere. Heir, his son
Robert de Vere (b. 1890; 2nd heir, next son,
Frederick Charleton, b. 1895). Seat, Bushy Pk.,
Terenure, Dublin.
SHAW, Knight. Capt. Sir Eyre Ma ssey Shaw,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1891), M.A., aD.L. for Middx., was
Chf. of Metrop. Fire Brig, for 30 years (1861-91),
prev. Capt. in Army, reed, freedom of City of
London 1892 : b. 1830, widower. Res., 114 Eelgrave
Ed., S.W.
SHAW, Bernard, I.S.O. (1905), Police Magist.
and Commissr. of Bequests at Hobart, Tasmania.
SHAW, Hon. Mrs. Bernard (Douglas), dau.
of 3rd Bn. Bagot.
SHAW, Lieut. Cecil Arthur, D.S.O. (1900-1),
7th Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1900 : b. 1870.
SHAW, Insp.-Gen. Doyle Money, C.B. (Mil.
1882), E.N., L.E.C.S.E., late Insp.-Gen. Hosps.
and Fleets (ret. 1898) ; Crimea, China 1857-61,
Abyss., and Egypt ; has been in charge of Boy.
Nav. Hosps. at Plymouth, Malta, and Haslar : b.
1830. Res., 53 Stanhope Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
SHEA, Knight. Hon. Sir Edward D' Alton
Shea, Kt. Bach. (1902), Pres. Legis. Counc. of
Newfoundland : b. 18—, widower. Res., St.
John's.
SHEA, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Louisa,
dau. of Jos. Bouchette, Esq., of Quebec), mar.
1878, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir Ambrose Shea,
K.C.M.G., late Gov. of Bahamas (d. 1905).
SHEA, Maj. John Stuart Mackenzie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), comdg. S. Austral. Mtd. Inf. in S.
Africa 1899-1900, pres. Chitral Belief : b. 1869.
SHEARER, Knight. ' Sir John Shearer, Kt.
E ich. (1903), head of the engrg. and shipbuilding
firm of Jno. Shearer and Sons, Glasgow; a D.L.
and late Baillie of that city, Pres. of Tradeston
Conserv. Assoc., and has repeatedly been Repres.
Elder at Gen. Assemb. of Ch. of Scotld. : b. 1843,
mar. 1868 Margaret, dau. of Jas. Dykes, Esq.
Res., 13 Crown Terr., Dowanhill, Glasgow.
SHEARER, Lt.-Col. Johnston, D.S.O. (1898),
M.A., I.M.S., Egypt, Burma 1887-8, Hazara 1891,
Miranzai, Waziristan, and N.W. Front. 1897-8,
was Staff Offr. Army Bearer Corps, Punjab :
b. 1852. Res., Headqrs., Punjab.
SHEE (ARCHER-), Maj. Martin, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late 19th Hussars; S.Africa 1899, was
Adj. and Qmr. in Cav. School : b. 1873.
SHEEPSHANKS, Bishop— see " Norwich."
SHEFFIELD, Baronet. Sir Berkeley Digby
George Sheffield, 6th Bt. {at. Br. 1756), a D.L.
for Lincolnsh. (High Sheriff 1903-6) and CO for
Lindsay Part, Capt. Lines. Imper. Yeom., has
been Hon. Attache to Emb. at Paris : son of 5th
Bt., b. 1876, sue. 1886, mar. 1904 Julia, dau. of
Bn. de Tuyll, of the Hague. Heir, his son (b.
1905 ; 2nd heir, Bt's. 1st cousin Robert Stoney S.,
b. 1864. Seat, Normanby Pk., Lines., nr. Don-
caster ; town res., 36 Curzon St., W.
SHEFFIELD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Nathaniel Quirk, Bp. Suff. in Yovk Dioc, Preb.
and Hon. Canon of York, formerly Vic. Of St.
Thomas (I.Man), Rotherham, Beverley, and St.
Paul s Walworth, Doncaster, and Rur. Dean and
Beet, of Bath, now Vic. of St. Mark's, Broom-
hall, Sheffield, is Vice- Pres. of Church Eeform
League: b. 1849, mar. 1880, cons. 1901. Res.,
Q Q
578 SHE Directory
St. Mark's Vicarage, Sheffield; Lake Cottage,
Greenodd, Ulverston, Lanes.
SHEFFIELD, Earl of. Henry North
Holroyd, 3rd Earl (Irel.), sits as Baron Sheffield
{U.K.) ; a D.L. for Sussex, Hon. Col. 1st Sussex
R.E. Vols., formerly an Attache at Copenhagen
and Constantinople, an M.P. 1857-65 (as Vise.
Pevensey) : son of 2nd E. ; b. Jan. 18, 1832; sue.
1876 (L.) ; unmrrd. Beat, Sheffield Pk., TJckfield,
Sussex.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Sheffield of Dunaniore, 1781 ;
Bn. Sheffield of Roscommon, 1783 ; E. of Sheffield and
Vise. Pevensey, 1816. U. K. : Bn. Sheffield of Sheffield, 1802.
—The whole of these titles, both of Ireland and U.K.,
were conferred upon Jno. Baker Holroyd, who, either
before or after promotion, was a P.C., President of the
Board of Agriculture, and a "Lord of Trade:" he was
also a writer upon Political Economy.
Heir to an Irish Baronv.
Bn. Stanley of Alderley (q.v.), heir pres. to Barony
of 1783 (2nd heir, his own heir ; no heir to Earldom
or other titles).— The 1st Bn. (grandfather of the
present) married Lady Maria J. Holroyd, dau. of
1st E. of Sheffield, and this Barony of Roscommon
was made heritable to her male descendants.
SHELBURNE, Earl of {Irel. 1753) — see
" Lansdowne, M. of."
SHELFORD, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Anna, dau. of the late Thos. Sopwith, Esq.,
F.R.S.), mar. 1863 Sir Wm. Shelford, K.C.M.G.,
M.I.C.E. (d. 1905). i?es.,49 Argyll Rd.,Campden
Hill, W.
SHELLEY, Baronet of Avington (or of Castle
Goring). Sir John Courtown Edward Shelley,
6th Bt. (U.K. 1806), late Capt. Scots Gds. : son
of 5th Bt., b. 1871, sue. 1902, mar. 1898 the
under-mentioned Hon. Lady Shelley. Heir pres.,
his bro. Percy Byssiie (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, next
bro., Cecil William Charles, b. 1873). Seat,
Avington Pk, Air esford, Hants.; res., Field PI.,
Horsham.
SHELLEY, Baronet of Michclgrove. Sir John
Shelley, 9th Bt. (Eng. 1611), B.A., Hon. Col., late
Lt.-Col. comdg., 1st Devon Imper. Yeom., a D.L.
and C.C. for the Co., High Sheriff 1895 : son of
8th Bt., b. 1848, sue. 1869, mar. 1882 Marion
Emma, dau. of the late Richd. Benyon, Esq.
Heir, his son John Frederick (b. 1884; 2nd heir,
next son, Richard, b. 1892). Seat, Shobrooke Pk.,
Crediton, Devon.
SHELLEY, Baronet's Widow. Lady Mary
Jane Jemima S., nee Stopford, dau. of 5th E. of
Courtown, b. 1851, mar. 1869 Sir Chas. Shelley,
5th Bt. of Avington (d. 1902). Res., 46 Elm Pk.
Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
SHELLEY, Hon. Lady, wife of above Bt.
of Avington and dau. of Bn. Llangattock.
SHELLEY, Lady Margaret Stafford, dau.
of 1st E. of Iddesleigh.
S HELTON, Lt.-Col. Willington Augustus
David, D.S.O. (1902), late 3rd Batt. Roy. W.
Surrey Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1849.
Res., Pomfxet House, Sunbury, Middx.
SHENTON, Knight. Hon. Sir George Shenton,
Kt. Bach. (1893), Pres. of Leg. Counc. W. Austr.,
prev. Colon. Sec. (first to be appd.) : b. 1842,
widower. Res., Crawley Pk., Perth, W. Australia.
SHEPHARD, Lt.-Col. Charles Sinclair,
D.S.O. (1887), Roy. Fur. retd. (1891); S. Africa
1879 and Burma, has been A.D.C. to Govs, of
Bombay and Gibraltar, and Maj . and Hon. Lt.-
Col. Somerset L.I. : b. 1848. Res., Shorttake,
Osmington, Weymouth.
SHEPHERD, Bruce, I.S.O. (1903), Land
Officer, Hong Kong. Res., Victoria, H. Kong.
of Peerage, SHE
SHEPHERD, Col. Charles Herbert, D.S.O.
(1889), Norfolk Regt. retd. (1903) ; Burma 1888-9,
late in comd. 9th Regtl. Dist. : b. 1846.
SHEPPARD, Rev. Edgar, C.V.O. (1902), D.D.,
Sub-Dean of the Chapels Royal, Sub-Almoner
and Chapl.-in-Ord. to H.M. and to Ord. of St.
John Jer us., and Deputy Clerk of the Closet : b.
1845. Res., Marlborough Gate, St. James's
Palace, S.W.
SHEPPARD, Lieut. Ponsonby,. D.S.O. (1901),
R.A., S. Africa 1901 : b. 1879.
SHEPPARD, Capt. Samuel Gurney, D.S.O.
(1902), Herts. Imper. Yeom.; S. Africa 1901-2,
is a stockbroker: b. 1865. Res., 45 St. James's
PL, S.W.
SHEPPARD, Maj. Seymour Hulbert, D.S.O.
(1902), R.E., Waziristan 1894-5, N.W. Front.
1897-8. Mahsud Waziri 1901-2, Thibet 1904: b.
1869.
SHEPSTONE, Arthur Jesse, C.M.G. (1902),
rendered service in S. Africa 1899-1902.
SHEPSTONE, Henrique Charles, C.M.G.
(1895), late Sec. Native Affairs in Transvaal and
in Natal, accompd. Cetewayo to Engl. 1882 : b.
1840. Res., Pietermaritzburg.
SHEPSTONE, John Wesley, C.M.G. (i838),
Judge of Native High Ct. in Natal 1884-96, in
service in that Col. from 1846 (an M.E.C. and
M.L.C. and See. Native Affairs) : b. 1827. Res.,
Cliff House, Pietermaritzburg.
SHEPSTONE, Theophilus, C.M.G. (1880),
an Advoc. Supr. Ct. Natal, formerly M.L.C,
served through Zulu War and raised "Shepstone's
Horse: " b. 1843 (son of Sir Theoph. Shepstone,
K.C.M.G.). lies., Pietermaritzburg, Natal.
SHER MUHAMMAD KHAN, Sir - see
" Palanpur."
SHERARD, family name of the follg. Barony.
SHERARD, Baron. Philip Halton Sherard,
11th Bn. (Irel.), bro. of 10th Bn. and son of
Rev. Simon H. Sherard, a descendant of 3rd son
of 1st Bn. ; b. May 2, 1851 ; sue. 1902; unmrrd.
Seat, Glatton, Hunts., nr. Peterborough.
Creation. Irel. .- Bn. Sherard, 1627.— Sir Wm. Sherard
(Kt.) was granted this Barony. The 3rd Bn. was made
Bn. and Earl of Harborough in the British Peerage, but
both titles lapsed with the death of the 6th Earl in
1859, whilst the Sherard Barony went for its 9th holder
(uncle of the 10th and nth) to a descendant six removes
from the 1st Baron.
Brother, Hetr to Title.
(The late 10th Baron, b. 1849, d. 1902 childless.)
(Present Baron, b. 1851.)
Lt.-Col. Ralph Woodchurch Sherard, Maj. I. A. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Jacob's Horse, served in Afghani-
stan 1879-80: b. i8£o, mar. 1895 Juliet Valentine,
dau. of the late Col. Robert P.. Jackson. (2nd heir,
their 2nd cousin Charles Allan Sherard, b. 1857.)
SHERARD, Baron's Widow. The Lady S.
(Mary Gertrude, dau. of the late Rev. Robt. M.
Rodwell), mar. 1898 10th Bn. Sherard (d. 1902).
Res., Gurrin£rton. Ashburton R.S.O., Devon.
SHERBORNE, Baron. Edward Lenox Dutton,
4th Bn. (Gt. Br.), B.A. : son of 3rd Bn. ; b.
April 23, 1831 ; sue. 1883 (L.U.) ; mar. 1894
the late Emily Theresa (d. 1905), dau. of the late
Bn. De Stern. Seats, Sherborne House, North-
leach R.S.O., Glouc. ; Bibury Ct. and Stnndish
House, Fairford, same Co. ; town res., 4 Hyde Pk.
Gt., S.W.
Creation. Gt. Br. : B11. Sherborne, 1784.— Jas. Button,
M.P. for Gloucestershire, was the 1st Bn. His father
had at first borne the name of Naper, but on succeeding
to the estates of his uncle Sir Jno. Dutton, 2nd and last
Bt., he adopted the ancestral patronymic.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
Titled Relatives.
{Button.)
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1831.)
Hon. Julia Henrietta B.,b. 1832. Res., 4 Kensing-
ton Gt., W.
Hon. Emily Isabella Constance, now Hon. Mrs.
Edwin Corbctt, b. 1834, mar. 1863 the late Edwin
C, Esq., Min. at Stockholm (d. 1888).
Rev. the Hon. Frederick. George D., heir pres. to
Barony, M.A., Hon. Canon of Gloucester, formerly
barrister-at-law : b. 1840. Res., Bibury, Fairford,
Glouc.
Col. Hon. Charles D., 2nd heir, formerly A.D.C. to
Com.-in-Ch. in India, served in Afghan War 1878-80
as A.Q.M.G. and has been D.A.A.G. in Guernsey,
ret. 1898 : b. 1842, mar. 1869 May Arbuthnot, dau. of
the late Geo. Noble Taylor, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Chas.
!>.). Res., Twigworth Lodge, Gloucester.
SHERBORNE, Baron's "Widow. The Dowager
Lady S. (Susan Elizabeth, dau. of James Block,
Esq.), mar. 1857, as 2nd wife, 3rd Bn. Sherborne
(d. 1883). lies., 67 Brook St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
SHERBROOKE, Viscount's Widow. Vis-
countess S. (Caroline, dau. of Thomas Sneyd,
Esq.), mar. 1885, as 2nd wife, 1st and last Vise.
Sherbrooke, P.O., G.C.B., better known as Rt.
Hon. Robt. Lowe (d. 1892). Res., Sherbrooke,
Warlingham, Whyteleafe, Surrey; 34 Lowndes
Sq., S.W.
SHERBURN, Knight. Sir John Sherburn, Kt.
Bach. (1902), V.D.,M.A.,M.B.,Hon.Consg. Surg,
to Hull Roy. Infirmary and Hosp. for Children,
partner in a steamship firm, is an Aid. of Hull
and has been Sheriff and twice Mayor, formerly
Surg.-Lt.-Col. E. Yorks. Vol. Artill. : b. 1851,
mar. 1864 Louisa Ain'.ey, dau. of the late "William
Bailey, Esq. Res., The' Park, Hull.
SHERER, John Wa lter, C.S.I. (1 8661, formerly
a Dist. Judge N.W. Provs., in B.C.S. 1846-77 : b.
1823. Res., 5 Russell St., Bath.
SHERSTON, Col. William Maxwell, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. N. Son). I
! Imper. Yeom. ; Transvaal 1881. Soudan 1884-5,
; Burma 1886-7, Africa 1899-1900, was an A.D.C. j
j to Earl Roberts 1901-4: b. 1859. Res., Alford, !
Castle Cary R.S.O., Somerset.
, SHERWOOD, Lt.-Col. Arthur Percy, C.M.G-.
(1902), Commissi-, of Police in Canada, accompd.
T.R.H. the present Prince and Prss. of Wales
during tour in that Dominion, was an Hon.
A.D.C. to Earl Minto : b. 1854. Res:, 81 Laurier
Avenue East, Ottawa.
SHE WAN, Capt. Hugh Mackenzie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Dubl. Fus. ; S. Africa 1839-1900,
now with S. Afr. Constab.: b. 1870.
SHIFFNER, Baronet. Rev. Sir George Crox-
ton Shiffner, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1818), M.A., Rect. of
Hamsey, Sussex: son of 3rd Bt., b. 1819, sue.
1863, widower. Heir, his son Capt. John S. (b.
1857 ; 2nd heir, hitter's son John Bridger, b. 1899).
Seat, Coombe PL, Lewes.
SHIPLEY, Knig iit. Sir Alexander William
Shipley, Kt. Bach. (19051, a brewer, several times
Mayor of Windsor.
SHIPLEY, Hammond Smith, C.M.G. (1896),
late 3rd Dragoman at Brit. Emb. Constantinople,
and has been Acting Cons. -Gen. or Cons, at
Scutari, Smyrna, Trebizond, Erzeroum, &c, now
Cons, at Konieh : b. 1858. Res., Brit. Consulate,
Konieh, Caramania, Turkey.
SHIPPARD, Knight's" Widow. Ladv S.
(Rosalind, dau. of W. A. Sanford, Esq.), mar.
1894, as 2nd wife, Sir Sidney G. Alex. Shippard,
K.C.M.G. (d. 1902). Res., Cleeve House, Bristol.
SHIRLEY, family name of Ferrers Earldom
(no issue of the surname) .
SHOLL, Lionel Henry, I.S.O. (1903), Under
Sec, Govt. Statift, and Clk. of Exec. Counc.
South Australia : b. 1844. Res., Ivybank, Nor-
wood, S. Australia.
SHOLL, Richard A., I.S.O. (1903), Dep. Post-
master-Gen. and Supt. of Telegraphs, Western
Australia. Res., Perth, W.A.
SHONE, Lt.-Gen. William Terence, C.B.
(Mil. 1896), D.S.O. (1887), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80,
Mahsud Waziri, Burma 1885-7, Miranzai. Chitral
Relief, was Col. on Staff R.E. in Chinese Expedn.
1900, late Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns. at Headqrs. :
b. 1850. Res., Icknield, Goring, Reading.
SHORE, family name of Teignmouth Barony,
q.v. for "Hons."
SHORE, Maj . Offley Bohun Stovin Fairless,
D. S.O. (1900-1), LA., Frontier i8g7-8and S. Africa
1900-2, A.A.G. Indian Staff Coll. Quetti: b. 1863.
SHORES, John Wallis, C.M.G. (1901),
M.I.C.E., Engr.-in-Ch. of Natal Govt. Rails : b.
1851. Res., 401 Loop St., Pietermaritzburg.
SHORTCLEUCH, Baron DAER and (Scot.
1646)— see " Hamilton, D. of."
SHORTLAND, Capt, Henry Vincent, D.S.O.
(1901) , late 3rd Batt. Roy. Ir. Regt. (Mil..); Ashanti
1900.
SHOTT, Lieut, Henry Hammond, D.S.O. (1902),
Roy. Berks. Regt. ; Matabeleld. 1896, S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1877-
SHOTJBRIDGE, Maj . Thomas Herbert, D.S.O.
(1898), Nor thumb. Fus. ; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1902, late a D.A.Q.M.G. in latter: b. 1871.
Res., Pretoria.
SHOWERS, Maj. Herbert Lionel. CLE.
(1902) , LA.. Political Agent in Khelat, prev.
Quetta and Peshawar, sewed in Soudan 1885 : b.
1861. Res., Khelat, Baluchistan.
SHREWSBURY, Bishopric. Not to be con-
tinued— see " Stamer, Bt."
SHREWSBURY, Earl ok, a xd E a rl TALBOT.
Charles Henry John (Chetwynd-) Talbot, 20th
E. of Shrewsbury (Eng.) and 5th Earl Talbot
(Gt. Br.); E. of Waterford (Irel.) ; Prem. Earl on
Rolls both of Eng. and Irel. , but see Introd. under
"Earl;" Hered. Lord High Steward of Ireland
and High Steward of the Borough of Stafford,
formerly Lieut. Staffordsh. Yeom. : son of 19th
E. ; b. Nov'. 13, i860; sue. 1877 (0.) ; ' mar. 188 z
Ellen Mary, dau. of Chas. R. Palmer-Morewood,
Esq., and divorced wife of Alf, E. M. Mundy.
Esq. Seats, IngestreHall, Stafford ; Alton Towers,
Stoke-upon-Trent ; town res., 12A George St.,
Hanover Sq., W.
Creations. Evq. : E. of Shrewsbury, 1442. Gt. Br. :
Bn. Talbot, 1733: Earl Talbot and Vise. Ingestre, 1784.
Irel.: E. of Waterford, 1446.-A Barony of Talbot by
writ commenced in 1331 (and that out of a feudal Barony
dating from the time of Henry I.), and tins Peerage
continued until it is now for the second time in abeyance,
Jno. Talbot, 7th Bn. (a Bnss. was 6th in line), a great
Commander in the French wars, termed by Shakespeare
"the great Alcidcs of the held," though once defeated
and taken prisoner by Joan of Arc, was created Earl of
Shrewsbury and of Waterford, being twice made Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland. lie was slain in Ins 80th year
after having been victorious in forty fights; and the
English dominion in France practically expired with
him. The and Earl fell at Northampton on the Lan-
castrian side. The 6th Earl became 4th husband of the
proud and unscrupulous woman Elizabeth, daughter of
John Hardwick. The nth Earl died from a wound re-
ceived in a duel with the and Duke of Buckingham.
The 12th was created Duke of Shrewsbury (1694) for his
services in transferring the crown to William of Orange
(he having embraced the Protestant religion in place of
that of his ancestors): he was afterwards influential in \
securing the succ3Ssion of George I. But he left no j
issue and the Dukedom expired. His cousin and suc-
cessor returned to the older 1 elision and was in holy !
Q Q 2
580 SHE
orders. The above Barony of 1331, after its first abeyance,
passed by marriage into the Norfolk Dukedom, in which
it remained until the death of the 9th Duke in 1777.
Meantime in 1733 there had been created the still ex-
isting Parony of Talbot (of Hen sol), which was conferred
upon C'has. Talbot, son of the militant Bp. of Durham
(see Intiiod., " Bishops ") and a descendant of one of the
younger sons of the 2nd Earl, himself being successively
M.P. for Tregony and Durham, a P.C., and afterwards
Lord Chancellor. His son and successor, Lord Steward
of the Household, was created Earl Talbot. The elder
Shrewsbury line became extinct with the 17th Earl in
18^6, so that the succession then passed to the 3rd Earl
Talbot, who became '18th Earl of Shrewsbury and of
Waterford. The additional surname Chetwynd was
assumed by the 1st Earl Talbot, but it is generally
ignored in use except in legal documents.
Titled Relatives.
(Chetwynd- Talbot.)
Issue of present (20th) E.:
Vise. Ingestre, heir to Earldom: Charles John
Alton ' Chetwynd C.-T., Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds.,
b 1882, mar. 1904 Winifred, dau. of the late Lord
Alex. Paget and sist. of present M. of Anglesey.
Res., 20 Manchester Sq.,AV. (2nd heir, his gt. uncle
Maj. -'Gen. Hon. Sir Reginald T.)
Lady Nellie Viola Castalia Elorence C.-T., b. 1885.
Surviving issue of lgth E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Theresa Susey Helen, now Mchss. of London-
derry, b. 1856, mar. 1875 6th Marq. of L., q.v.
Lady Guendolen Theresa, now Lady G. Little, b. 1858,
mar. 1887, 2nd husb., Maj. Archib. Cosmo L.
lies., Upton House, Tetbury, Glouc.
Lady Muriel Frances Louisa, now Muriel, Visctss.
Helmsley, b. 1859, mar., 1st, 1876, the late Vise. H.,
M.P. (d. 1881): 2ndly, 1885, Hugh Given, Esq.— retain-
ing former title by courtesy, but would take equal
rank of an Earl's dau. as Lady Muriel Owen. Res.,
48 Pont St., S.W.
(Present Earl, b. i860.)
Issue of iSth E., prev. 3rd Earl Talbot (uncles and
aunts of present) :
(The late 19th Earl, b. 1830, d. 1877.)
Lady Gertrude Frances, now Gertrude, Ctss. of Pem-
broke (q.v.), b. 1840, mar. 1874 13th Earl of P. (d.
X895).
Maj.-Gen. Hon. Sir Reginald Arthur James Talbot,
K.C.B., b. 1841— see "Talbot, Kt. (2)."
Lady Adelaide, now Ctss. Brownlow, b. 1844, mar.
18&8 3rd Earl B., q.v.
Hon. Alfred Chetwynd Talbot, M.A., b. 1848, mar.
1882 Hon. Emily Augusta Louisa de Grey, dau.
of 5th Bn. Walsingham (Hon. Mrs. Alfred T.).
Res., Little Gaddesden House, Gt. Berkhamsted,
Herts. ; 28 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
— D au. -in-law:
Hon. Mrs. Walter Carpenter, nde Hon. Beatrice de
Grey, dau. of 5th Bn. Walsingham, mar. 1887, as
2nd wife, the late Adm. Hon. Walter Cecil C, who
had assumed that name in lieu of Talbot (d. 1904).
Res., Kiplin, Northallerton, Yorks.
Dau.-in-law of 2nd Eail Talbot (gt. aunt of present
E.) :
(TheZ«<C3rd EarlT., 18th Earl of S.,b. 1803, d. i863.)
Lady Emma Charlotte Smith T., dau. of 14th E.
of Derby, and widow of Hon. Sir Wellington P. M.
[C.-)T., see " Talbot, Kt.'s Wid."
Sists. of vjthE. of Shrewsbury (remote cousins of
present E. ; granted rank of Earls' daus. 1854) :
Lady Annette Mary, now Lady A. De Tvaffovd, b.
1834, mar. 1855, see " De Traffonl, Bt.'s Wid."
Lady Gwendaline Elizabeth, now Lady G. Petre, b.
1836, mar. 1855 the late Edwd. Hy. P., Esq. (d. 1902).
Res., Whitley Abbey, Coventry.
—The 17th E. of Shrewsbury was the last of the
original line, and upon his death the succession
passed to the 3rd Earl Talbot, who thereupon
became iSth E. of Shrewsbury and Talbot.
SHREWSBURY and TALBOT, Earl's
Widow. Dowager Countkss of S. & T. (Anua
Theresa, dau. of Com. Richd. H. Cockerel], R.N.),
mar. 1855 19th E. of Shrewsbury and Talbot (d.
1877). Res., 37 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
SIB
SHUCKBURGH, Baronet. Sir Stewkley
Frederick; Draycott Shuckburgh, 10th Bt. {Eng.
1660), son of 9th Bt., b. 1880, sue. 1884. Heir
pres., his bro. Gerald Francis Stewkley (b.
1882 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cous. once rem., George
Stewkley S., Lieut. R.N., b. i860). Seat, Shuck-
burgh, Warwicks., nr. Daventry.
SHUCKBURGH. Baronet's Widow. Lady
S. (Ida Florence Geraldine, dau. of the late Rev.
Fredk. W. Robertson, of Brighton),- mar., 1st
1879, Sir Geo. T. F. Shuckburgh, 9th Bt. (d. 1884) ;
2ndly, 1886, her former husb.'s 1st cousin, the late
Maj. Henry J. Shuckburgh (d. 1895)— retaining,
title by right. Res., with 10th Bt.
SHUTE, Baron {U.K. 1880), Imper. title of
Vise. Barrington.
SHUTE, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Rhoda,
dau. of the late Rev. Hy. T. Dowler), mar. 1858
Gen. Sir Charles Cameron Shute, K.C.B.,; for-
merly an M.P. (d. 1904). Res., Dinsdale, Bourne-
mouth.
SHUTE, Col. Henry Gwynn Deane, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Coldstrm. Gds. ; Egypt 1882, Soudan
1885, and S. Africa 1899-1902, now A.A.G. and
A.Q.M.G. London Dist., prev. Princ. Priv. Sec. to
Sec. of State for War: b. i860. Res., 9 West
Halkin St., W.
SHUTER, Lieut. Joseph Abmand, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), R.N.
SHUTER, Capt. Reginald Gauntlett, D.S.O.
(1902), Manchester Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1875.
SHUTTLEWORTH, Baron. Ughtred James
Kau-Shuttleworth, 1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br.
1886) and a Bt., late an M.P., is a D.L. for
Westmorld., formerly Under Sec. for India,
Chanc. of Duchy of Lane, and Pari. Sec. to
Admiralty: son of Sir James Phillips K.-S.,
1st Bt. ; b. Dec. 18, 1844; sllc- as 2n(i Bt- l877»
cr. Bn. 1902 {L.) : mar. 1871 Blanche Marion,
dau. of the late Sir Woodbine Parish, K. OH. (last
English survivor of that title). Seats, Gawthorpe
Hall, Bumley, Lanes.; Barbon Manor, Kirkby
Lonsdale, Westmorland; town res., 28 Prince's
Gdns., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1849; Bn. Shuttleworth,
1902.— Sir James Phillips Kay, the 1st Bt., who was Sec-
retary to the Committee of the Privy Council on Educa-
tion, assumed the additional surname of Shuttleworth
on his marriage with Miss Shuttleworth of Gawthorpe.
Issue.
(Kay-Shuttlcworth.)
Hon. Angela Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Bernard James,
b. 1872, mar. 1899 Maj. Bernard Kamsden J.
Hon. Nina Louisa K.S., b. 1879.
Hon: Rachel Beatrice K.-S., b. 1886.
Hon. Lawrence Ughtued K.-S., heir to Barony
b. 1887. - « - - . -
Hon. Edward James K.-S.. 2nd heir, b. 1890.
Hon. Catherine Blanche K.-S., b. 1894.
SIAM, Crown Prince or. H.R.H. Maha
Vajiravudh, G.C.V.O. (Hon. 1901), b. 1880.
SIAM, King of. H.M. Kiioulalonkorn,
G.C.M.G: (Hon. 1S78), b. 1853.
SIBBALD, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Sarah
Jane, dau. of Bern. P. Phelan, Esq.), mar. 1864
Sir Jno. Sibbald, Kt. Bach., M.D., F.R.S.E.,
F.E.C.P.E.,Mtd. Adviser to Edinb. Dist. Lunacy
Bd. (d. 1905). Re*., 18 Gt. King St., Edinburgh.
SIBTHORPE, Surg.-Gen. Charles, C.B. (Mil.
1897), I.M.S. retd. (1900) ; F.R.C.P.I., M.R.I.A.,
Fell. Imper. Inst. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1885-6,
has held t hree Professorships in Madras Med. Coll.,
I a id been Surg.-Gen. to Madras Govt. (1894-1900):
! b. 1847. Res., 36 Upper Leeson St., Dublin.
Directory of Peerage,
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Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SIM 581
SIDGREAVES, Knight's Widow (remtrd.).
Lady S. (Barbara, dau. of the late Geo. Young,
Esq., of Saverly House) , mar., 1st, 1871, Sir Thos.
Sidgreaves, late Ch. Justice Straits Settmts. (d.
1889) ; 2ndly, 1904, Thos. F. Phillipps Fenwick,
Esq. — retaining title by courtesy.
SIDGWICK, Lieut. Charles Kater Dury,
D.S.O. (1902), late 2nd Chesh. R.E. (Vols.); S.
Africa 1901-2 : b. 1873.
SIDLAW&c, Baron (Scot. 1677)— see " Strath-
more and K., E. of."
SIDMOTJTH, Viscount. William Wells
Adding ton, 3rd Vise. (U.K.), a D.L. for Devon,
formerly Lieut. R.N. and Capt. S. Devon Rifle
Vols., an M.P. 1863-4, is Hon. Pres. of Perm.
Comttee. of the Maltese Nobility : son of 2nd V. ;
b. March 25, 1824 ; sue. 1864 (C.) ; mar. 1848 the
late Georgiana Susan (d. 1896), dau. of the late
Very Rev. the Hon. Geo. Pellew, D.D., Dean of
Norwich, son of 1st Vise. Exmouth. Seat, Up-
Ottery Manor, Honiton, Devon; town res., 78 Eaton
PL, S.W.
Creation. 17. K. : Vise. Sidmouth, 1805.— Henry Ad-
dington, who had been Speaker of the House of
Commons, First Lord of the Treasury, and Chancellor of
the Exchequer, was created Vise. Sidmouth on his
retirement : he was afterwards Lord President of the
Council, Home Secretary, &c. His successor was in holy
orders.
Titled Relatives.
(Addington.)
Issue of present (3rd) V. :
Hon. Alice Mary, now Hon. Mrs. James Bevan,
b. 1849, mar. 1894 the late Jas. Johnstone B., Esq.
(d. 1898). Res., 78 Eaton PL, with her father.
Hon. Ursula Georgiana, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Heluar, b. 1850, mar. 1879 Fras. Jno. H., Esq. Res.,
Newberry House, Coleford, Bath.
Hon. Eveline, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Arkivright, b.
1852, mar. 1875 Fras. A., Esq., formerly M.P.
Res., Overton, Marton, N.Z.
Hon. Mabel, now Hon. Lady Orr-Ewing, b. 1853,
mar. 1879 Sir Archib. Em. O.-E., 3rd Bt., q.v.
Hon. Gerald Anthonv Pellew Bagnall A., heir
to Viscounty, formerly Lieut. Devon Yeom. :
b. 1854, mar. 1881 Ethel Mary, dau. of the late Capt.
Louis C. H. Tonge, R.N. (Hon. Mrs. Addington).
Res., Up-Ottery Manor, with his father. (2nd heir,
his son Gerald William, b. 1882.)
The deceased Gertrude Rose A., b. 1856, d. 1853.
Hon. Herbert Hiley Stafford A., Maj. Res. of
Officers, late Capt. Roy. Garrison Regt., served in
8. Africa : b. 1859. Club, Army and Navy.
Hon. Harold William A., Maj. R.A., was on serv.
in Uganda and a Dist. Comdt. in S. Africa 1900 : b.
i860, mar. 1887 Constance, dau. of A. J. Clairmonte,
Esq., of Nova Scotia (Hon. Mrs. Harold .4.). Club,
Army and Navy.
The late Hon. Francis Charles Bathurst A., Capt.
R.N., b. 1861, d. 1905.
Surviving issue of 2nd V. (sists. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1824.)
Hon. Caroline Penelope, now Hon. Mrs. Newdigate
Burne, b. 1833, mar. - 1353 the late Newd. H.
Kmghtley B., Esq. (d.- 1898). - Res., Albury,
Guildford.
Hon. Frances Sophia, now Hon. Mrs. David Dickson,
b. 1837, mar. 1861 the late Dav. Scot D., Esq.,W.S.
(d. 1900). Res., with preceding.
Hon. Eliza Anne A., b. 1839.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Charles A. (Nellie Hindmarsh, dau. of
Alf. M. Mundy, Esq.), mar. 1862 the late Ma.j.-Gen.
Hon. Charles John A. (d. 1903). Res., Park Lodge,
Windsor.
SIDNEY, family name of De L'Isle and
Dudley Baronv, q.v. for "Hons."
SIERRA LEONE, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edmund
Henry Elwin, D.D., 8th Bp., late Princ. C.M.S.
Mission and Bp.'s Comsry., was Vice- Princ. of
Fourah Bay College, prev. a Curate at Oxford :
b. 1871, mar. 1901, cons. 1902. Res., Bishop's Ct.,
Freetown, S.L., W. Africa.
SIEVE KING, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Jane, dau. of the late John Ray, Esq.), mar. 1849
Sir Edwd. H. Sieveking, F.R.C.P., a Phys. Ex-
traord. to H.M. (d. 1904). Bes., 23 Devonshire
Terr., Bayswater, W.
SIEVIER, Lady Mabel Emily Louisa, sist. of
4th M. of Ailesbury.
SILBER, Lady Lucy, dau. of 5th E. of Lis-
burne.
SLLBL7RN, Maj. Percy Arthur Baxter,
D.S.O. (1902), Natal Vols. ; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1874. Res., Durban, Natal.
SILCHESTER, Lord (by courtesy -title Baron
S., U.K. 1821, the Imper. title of the Earldom),
son and heir of E. of Longford.
SIM, Col. George Hamilton, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, Suakin, and S.
Africa 1899-1902, now in charge of Records and
comdg. Depot : b. 1852.
SIM, Henry Alexander, CLE. (1901), entered
I.C.S. 1878, has been a Forest Settmt. Offr., Dep.
Acct.-Gen. in Madras, Dist. Judge, &c. now
memb. of Madras Rev. Bd. and an Additl.
M.L.C.: b. 1856. Res., Madras.
SIME, John, CLE. (1899), LL.D., late Dir. of
Publ. Instruct, in Punjab and Und. Sec. in Educ.
Dept., has been Princ. of Delhi and Lahore Colls. :
b. 1842.
SIMEON, Baronet. Sir John Stephen Bar-
rington Simeon, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1815), M.P. for
Southampton (L.U.), a D.L. for Hants, and a
Co. Aid. for I. of Wight, Hon. Col. 1st Hants.
Vol. Artill., formerly Lieut. Rifle Brigade: son
of 3rd Bt. (an intimate friend of the late Lord
Tennyson), b. 1850, sue. 1870, mar. 1872 Isabella
Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Ralph H. Dutton, son
of2ndBn. Sherborne. Heir pres., his bro. Edmund
Charles (b. 1855; 2nd heir, latter's son John
Walter Barrington, b. 1886). - Seat, Swainston,
Newport, I.W. ; town res., 19 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
SIMMS, Lieut. George Norman, M.V.O. (5II1
Class, 1903), Roy. Munst. Fus. ; S.Africa 1901-2 :
b. 1875.
SIMPKINSON, Henry Walrond, C.B. (Civ.
1899), M.A., barrister-at-law, Assist. Sec. to Bd.
of Educn., late an Exam, to that Dept. : b. 1853.
Res., Pain's Hill Corner, Limpsfield, Surrey ; 2
Cottesmore Gdns., Kens., W.
SIMPSON, Baronet. Sir James Walter
Mackay Simpson, 3rd Bt. (U.K. i865), son of
2nd Bt.", b. 1882, sue. 1898. Heir pres., his bro. Odo
Louis Mackay (b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, their uncle
William, b. 1850). Seat, Balabraes of Ayton,
Berwicks.- -
SIMPSON, Baronet's Widow. LadyS. fAnne
Fitzgerald,, dau. of the late Alex. Mackay, Esq.),
mar. 1874 Sir Walter G. Simpson, 2nd Bt. (d.
1898). . R"s., with present Bt.
' SIMPSON, Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir Benjamin
Simpson, K.C.I.E. (1887), B.A., M.D., late Beng.
Med. Serv. , formerly Sanit. Commissr. to Govt, of
India, ret. 1890: b. 1831, mar. 1859 Agnes Jane
Sarah, dau. of the late Brig.-Gen. Hugh Sibbald,
C.B. Res., 77 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
SIMPSON, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Anna,
dau. of the late Chas. Ellis, Esq.), mar. 1865 Sir
Heniy L. Simpson, Vet. Surg, to the Queen's
Buckhounds (d. 1900). Res., Gordon House,
Windsor : South Lea, Datchet, Windsor.
SIMPSON, Maj .-Gen. George, C.B. (Mil.
1897), LA., Burma 1885-7, late comdg. Burma
Dist., prev. D.A.G. Madras (Acting O.M.G.
1894-5) n(>w Col. 71st Coorg Rifles : b. 1845.
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Directory of Peerage,
SIN
SIMPSON, Col. Henry Clithbert Connel
Dunlop, C.M.G. (1901), B.A., Burma 1886-7 and
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1854. Club, U. Serv.
SIMPSON, dpt. Launcelot, M.V.O. (5th
CDss, 1905), 2nd Batt. Yorks. LI.: b. 1877.
SIMPSON, Lt.-Col. Egbert John Shaw, C.M.G.
\i901), MB., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Prof, of Mil. Med. 11. A. Med. Coll.: b. 1858.
SIMPSON, Col. Thomas Thomson, C.B. (Mil.
1893), N. Staffords. Regt. retd. (1893) ; Mutiny,
Afghn. 1859-60, and Zhob Valley 18S4, since comd.
two Begtl. Dists. : b. 1836. Res,, Glenmore,
Lismore B.S.O., Co. Waterford.
SIMS, Capt. Reginald Frank Manley, D.S.O.
(1900-2), late King's Boy. Bif . Corps ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1878.
SINCLAIR, family name of Caithness
Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies " and "Hons." {not of
follg. ; and see below) .
SINCLAIR, Baron. Charles William St.
Clair, 15th Bn. (Scot.), a Scot. Bepres. Peer
(el.. 1885), a D.L. for Berwicksh., Col. in Army
retired, late of 57th Foot, served in Crimea and
Mutiny and as A.D.C. inN.Z. War of 1861-2 : son
of 14th Bn. ; b. Sept. 8, 1831 ; sue. 1880 (67.) ; mar.
1870 Margaret Jane, dau. of Jas. Murray, Esq., of
Bryanston Square. Seats, Herdmanston, Pencait-
laiid, Haddingtonsh. ; Nisbet House, Duns,
Berwicksh. ; town res., 55 Onslow Sq., S.W.
Creation. Scot. : Ld. Sinclair, 1489.— There appear to
have been two earlier Lords of I'nrliament bearing this
title, hut of distinct families. The 1st Ld. fully recog-
nised was Henry Sinclair, grandson of an Earl of Caith-
ness, but 'Burke' now regards that Earl himself (Earl
also of Orkney) as presumably the 1st Ld., such title
bsing given him in several writs, as it is also given to his
next successor, thus bringing the above Henry (who
eventually was killed at Flodden Field) to the position
of 3rd Ld. The 9th Ld. had an only daughter, styled
Mistress of Sinclair, upon whose sons he made a settle-
ment of the succession. The toth Ld. changed the form
f the family name to St. (Hair. He died in 1723, and the
title became dormant on account of his son having been
ttainted for engaging in the rebellion of 1715. In 1732
be House of Lords admitted the claims to succession
f Charles St. Clair, who was a member of another
ranch of the family, but coming within the scope of
heirs general : " their founder is given as Sir Wm, St.
Clair of Herdmanston, a companion-in-arms of King
Robert Bruce.
Title Relatives.
(St. Clair.)
Issue of present (l&h) Bn. :
Hon. Ada Jane St. C, b. 1871.
Hon. Margaret Helen, now Hun. Mrs. Alick Fraser,
b. 1879, mar. 1902 Alick Christian fr\, R- ij. AVx.,
Lower Bowden, Pangbourne, Heading.
Master of Sinclair, heir to Barony: Hon. Archibald
.lames Murray St. C, a D.L. for Berwicksh., Capt.
and Drgns., served in S. Africa. 1899-1902 : b. 1875.
Hon (Jc.rgiua Violet St. C, b. 1877.
Hen. Charles Henry Murray St. C, 2nd heir, Capt
2nd Batt. Seaforth Highldrs., served in S. Africa
1899-IQ02 as an A.D.C. : b. 1878.
Surviving issue of 14th Bn. (bro. andsist. of pres.) :
^onflSaiy^'Agnes St^C., b. 1340. Res., 76 Victoria
Rd., Clap! 1 Common, s.U .
Hon. Lockhart Matthew St. C, CLE. (1902), aSiipt;
Engr. and Se •. to Govt, in Pub. Works Dept. of
Centr. Provs. [ndia: b. 1855, mar. 1881 Mien Mary
Margaret, dau. ofthelati Surg. Maj -Gen. Wm. R.
Rice, C.S.I. , MP. (Hon. Mrs. Lockhart C. .
Res., Nagpur, Centr. Provs., Lndia.
SINCLAIR, Baronet i
Bose George Sinclair, yili
1900-1 1, YD., Vice-Lieut
Col. (late Lt.-Col. c tindf
Vols., served in S. Afric
f Dvnteath. Sir John
Bt. (Scot. 1704), D.S.O.
of Caithness-sh., Hon.
.) 1st Caithness Artill.
900-1 : grandson of 6th
Bt., and son of the late Lt.-Col. Alex. Y. Sinclair
J b. 1864, sue. 1873, mar. 1885 Edith, dau. of Col.
1 Wm. M. Dunbar. Heir pres., his nephew, Bonald
Norman John Charles Udny, b. 1899; 2nd heir,
latter's bro. Alexander Bobert, b. 1901. Seat,
Barrock House, Wick, Caithness.
*#* There is an indistinct account of an earlier
Baronetcy of this line created in 1631, which date is to
be found in some of the ' Baronetages,' though they only
commence counting the Baronets from 1704. In ' Foster'
1881) the entire line is relegated to his "Chaos,
with the statement that an ancestor was " said to have
been created a Baronet of Nova Scotia Jan. 2, 1631, by-
patent not registered, to the heirs male of his body," in
which case " the title expired in the person of the 1st
Bt." But ' Burke ' gives Oct. 12, 1704, as the date of a
new creation free from any doubt whatever, and supplies
the names and dates of all the six Bts. who have fol-
lowed the 1st. Note that the three lines of Sinclair
Baronets are all of Caithness-shire, and that the Earl of
Caithness bears the same surname.
SINCLAIR Baronetcy of Stevenson {Scot. 1636)
— see " Lockhart," but below for Dow. Lady.
SINCLAIR, Baronet of UVoster. Sir John
George Tollemache Sinclair, 3rd Bt. [Gt. Br.
1786), Vice-Lieut, and a D.L. for Caithness,
formerly Page of Honour to Queen Adelaide, and
Lieut. Scots Fus. Gds., an M.P. 1869-85 : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1824, sue. 1868, mar. 1853, but
divorced wife (since dead). Heir, his grandson
Archibald Henry Macdonald (b. 1890, son of
eld. son; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 2nd son, George Felix
Standish, b. 1861). Seat, Thurso Castle, Caith-
ness-sh. ; town res., 14 King St., St. James's, S.W.
SINCLAIR, Baronet's Widow. Lady Si of
Stevenson (Louisa, dau. of the late Roderick
Hugonin, Esq.), mar. 1876, as 2nd wife, SirRobt.
C. Sinclair, 9th Bt. (d. 1899). — For' 10th Bt. see
"Lockhart (Sinclair-)."
SINCLAIB, Knight. Sir William Japp
Sinclair, Kt. Bach. (1904), M.A., M.D., Prof, of
Obstetrics in Victoria Univ., Manchester, for-
merly Res. Assist. Phys. to Roy. Infirmary of
Aberdeen : b. 1846, mar. 1883 Margaret, dau. of
Andrew Haddon, Esq. Res., Garvoch House,
Dudley Rd., Whalley Range, Manchester.
SINCLAIR, Master of, courtesy-title of the
elder son and heir of Bn. Sinclair (see page 24 on
the original status of a Master).
SINCLAIB, Pbiv. Counc. Bt. Hon. Thomas
Sinclair, P.C. (Irel. 1896), M.A., D.Litt., a
merchant, twice Pres. of Chamb. of Commerce of
Belfast, a D.L. for that city and Co. Antrim, a
leading Unionist in North Ireld, : b. 1838, mar.
1SS2 2nd. wife. Res., Hopetield House, Belfast.
SINCLAIR, Lt.-Col. Alfred Law, D.S.O.
(1887), I.A., Afghn. 1880-1, Egypt, Burma 1886-9,
was A.D.C. to Viceroy of Irela. 1874 : b. 1853.
SINCLAIR, Surg.-Gen. David, C.S.I. (1899),
M.B., I. M.S. retd (1904), late Hon. Surg, to Ind.
Viceroy and Ch. of Civ. Med. Dept. Burma, now
Surg.-Gen. to Madras Govt. : b. 1847. Club, E.
Ind. U. Serv.
SINCLAIR, Lady Marjorie Adeline, dau. of
7th E. of Aberdeen.
SINCLAIB (ANDERSON-PELHAM-), Hon.
Mrs., dau. -in-law of 1st E. of Yarborough.
SINDHIA of GWALIOR, Maharaja. H.H.
Sir Madho Rao, Bahadur, G.C.S.I. (1895),
G.C.V.O. (1903), LL.D., a Ruling Chief and Head
of the Mahratta house of Sindhia, an Hon. Col.
in Ind. Army, and an Extra A.D.C. to H.M. :
b. 1877. Rei., Gwalior, Centr. India.
SINGAPORE, Bishop of. Bt. Rev. George
Frederick Hose, D.D., prev. Archdn. of Singa-
pore and Cornsry.. is Pres. of Straits branch Boy.
Asiatic Soc. : b. 1838, cons. 1881 1st Bp. of Shiga-
SIN Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SLA 583
pore, Labuan, and Sarawak, widower. Res.,
Bishop's House,- Singapore, and do., Kuching,
Sarawak.
SINGH— see "Ajudhya," "Duleep," "Har-
nam," "Jammu," and "Partab."
SINGLETON, Capt. Henry Townsend Corbet,
D.S.O. (1902), Highland Light Inf. ; Crete 1898-9,
S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1874.
SINGLETON, Thomas French, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), Assist. Insp.-Gen. of Roy. Ir.
Constab. Res., 1 Raglan Rd., Dublin.
SINGLETON, Rear-Adm. Uvedale Corbet,
C.B. (Mil. 1892), Baltic, China (twice), Perak.and
Soudan, ret. 1891 ; High Sheriff of Meath 1893 : b.
1838. Res., Aclare House, Co. Meath, Ardee
R.S.O.
SIRMUR (Nalvan), the Raja of. Sir Surindar
Bikram Prakash, Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1901), a
Ruling Chief and merab. of Viceroy's Counc. : b.
1867. Res., Sirmur, India.
S1ROHI, the Maharao of. H.H. Sir Kesri
Singh, G.C.I.E. (1901), K.C.S.I. (1895), a Ruling
Chief : b. 1857. Res., Sirohi, Rajputana.
SITWELL, Baronet. Sir George Reresby
Sitwell, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1808), Lt -Col. comdg. 2nd
Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt., formerly an M.P., High
Sheriff of Derbysh. 1898 : son of 3rd Bt., b. i860,
sue. 1862, mar. 1886 the under-mentioned Lady Ida
Sitwell. Heir, his son Francis Osbert Sache-
verell (b. 1892 ; 2nd heir, next son, Sacheverell,
b. 1897). Seat, Renishaw Hall, Chesterfield.
SITWELL, Baronet's Widow. Dowager
Lady S. (Louisa Lucy, dau. of Col. Hon. Hy.
Hely-Hutchinson, bro. of 3rd E. of Donough-
more),mar. 1857 Sir Sitwell R, Sitwell, 3rd Bt.
(d. 1862). Res., Gosden House, Bramley, Guild-
ford; Hay Brow, Scalby R.S.O. , Yorks.
SITWELL, Lady Ida Emily Augusta, dau.
of 1st E. of Londesborough (q.v.) and wife of Sir
Geo. R, Sitwell, Bt.
SITWELL, Col. William Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N'thumb. Eus. ; Afghn. 1880, Ashanti
1895-6, Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.
i860. Res., Barmoor Castle, Beal R.S.O., N'thumb.
SIVEWRIGHT, Knight. Hon. Sir James
Sivswright, K.C.M.G. (1892), M.A., LL.D., late
Commissr. of Pub. Wks., and an M.L.A. Cape
Parlmt., formerly Gen. Manager S. Afr. Teleg. :
b. 1848, mar. 1880 Jennie, dau. of Geo. Page,
Esq. Res., Tulliallan Castle, Kincardine-on-
Forth, Perthsh. ; Lourensford, Somerset West,
Cape Col.
SKEFFINGTON, family name of Massereene
and Ferrard Viscounty: q.v. for "Hons."
SKELMERSDALE, Lord (by courtesy— title
Bn. S., U.K. 1828), only son and heir of E. of
Lathom.
SKELTON, Knight. Sir Charles Thomas
Skelton, Kt. Bach. (1897), Dep. Mayor of Sheffield
during Mayoralty of the Duke of Norfolk, and
himself Mayor 1894-5, a manufacturer in that
city : b. 1833, mar. 1856 Emma, dau. of Saml.
Simmonds, Esq. Res.. Meadow Bank, Sheffield.
SKELTON, Knight's Widow (by elevation).
Lady S. (Anne Adair, dau. of Prof. Jas. A.
Lawrie), mar. 1867 Jno. Skelton, Esq., C.B.,
designated for K.C.B. a month before his death
(1897); granted rank of a Kt.'s Widow 1898. Res.,
The Hermitage of Braid, Edinburgh.
SKENE, Baron (U.K. 1857)— see "Fife, D.of."
SKINNER, Col. Edmund Grey, C.B. (Mil.
1891), Army Ordn. Dept. retd. (1901); Perak
1875-6, Egypt, and Soudan, late Ch. Ordn. Offr.
in Ireld. : b. 1850.
SKINNER, Col. George John, D.S.O. (1890),
LA ., Afghn. 1879-80, Chin-Lushai 1889-90 : b. 1841.
SKINNER, Lady (Sara) Kathleen, dau. of
7th E. of Bessborough.
SKIPWITH, Baron et. Sir Grey Humberston
d'Estoteville Skip with, llth Bt. (Eng. 1622), son
of 10th Bt., b. 1884, sue. 1891. Heir pres., his
uncle Grey Hubert (b. i860 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s gt.
uncle Capt. William S., b. 1807). Address, Trin.
Coll., Cambridge.
SKIPWITH, Baronet's Widow. Lady S.,
preferring to be known as Mrs. Boughton-Leigh
(Alice Mary, dau. of Maj.-Gen. Benj. B. Herrick),
mar., 1st, 1879, Sir Peyton d'E. Skipwith, 10th
Bt. (d. 1891) ; 2ndly, 1892, Maj. Jno. H W.
Boughton - Leigh. Res., Ullesthorpe House,
Rugby.
SKIRVING (SCOT-), Surg.-Capt. Archibald
Adam, C.M.G. (1901), M.B., F.R.C.S.E., Surg.-
Capt. 1st Midloth. Vol. Artill., a volunteer helper
in S. Africa 1899-1900 as Surg, to Imper. Yeom.
Fd. Hosp. : b. i858. Res., 8 Randolph Cresc,
Edinburgh.
SKRINE, Lady Mary Jane, aunt of 5th Earl
Temple of Stowe.
SLACKE, Knight. Capt. Sir Owen Randal
Slacke, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.B. (Civ. 1893), formerly
of 10th Hussars, ret. 1868 and appd. a Re3.
Magist. in Ireld., aftds. a Div. Commissr. :
b. 1837, mar. 1875, 2nd wife, Fanny Rose, dau.
of the late Peter Connellan, Esq. Res., Barrington
Hall, Hatfield Broad Oik, Harlow, Essex; 31
Chesham St., S.W. ; 11 Queen Victoria St., E.C.
SLADE, Baronet. Sir Cuthbert Sladz, 4th Bt.
(U.K. 1331), late Capt, Scots Gds. : son of 3rd
Bt. (descended from King Edward I.), b. 1863,
sue. 1890, mar. 1896 Kathleen, dau. of the late
Rowland Scovell, Esq. Heir, his son Alfred
Fothringham (b. 1898 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Michael Nial, b. 1900). Seat., Maunsel House,
Nth. Petherton, Bridgwater.
SLADE, Capt. Edmond John Warre, M.V.O.
(4th Cla«s, 1903), R.N., Egypt 1882: b. 1859
(grandson of 1st Bt.) Club, Jun. U. Serv.
SLADE, Lt.-Gen. Frederick George, C.B.
(Mil. 1893), R.A., F.R.G.S., Kaffraria 1878,
Zululd., Transvaal, Egypt (as A.D.C.), Soudan,
and Nile, now Insp. R. Garr. Art. on Staff of
Insp. Gen. of the Forces, was A.A.G. in Egypt
and at Woolwich : b. 1851 (younger bro. of follg.,
q.v.). Res., 49 Stanhope Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
SLADE, Maj.-Gen. John Ramsay, C.B. (Mil.
1881), R.A. retd. (1905); Afghn. 1878-80 and
Transvaal 1881, late Mil. Attache at Rome and
A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, has comd. in Egypt,
and been a Gent. Usher to H.M. : b. 1843 (grand-
son of 1st Bt. and bro. of preceding). Res., 8
Lowndes St., S.W., and Cairo.
SLADEN, Knight's Widow (remrrd.). Lady^.
(Katherine Jane, dau. of the lateRobt. R. Carew,
Esq.), mar., 1st, 1880, as 2nd wife, Col. Sir Edwd.
Bosc Sladen (d. 1890) ; 2ndly, 1904, Maj. Walter
L. Roche— retaining title by courtesy. Res., New
Mile Cottage, Ascot ; 32 Charles St., Berkeley
Sq., W.
SLADEN, Capt. David Ramsay, D.S.O. (1898),
King's Own Scott. Bords. ; Soudan 1888^9, Ind.
Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1900 : b. 1869.
SLADEN, Lady Sarah Sophia, dau. of 8th E.
of Cavan.
SLANE, Viscount (Irel. 1816)— see " Conyng-
ham, Marq."
5§4
SLA
Directory of Peerage,
SMI
SLANEY (KENYON-), Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon,
William SlanEY Kenyon-Slaney, P.O. (Gt. Br.
1904), M.P. for Nth. Salop (C.) and a D.L. for
the Co., formerly Col. Gren. Gds., served in
Egypt 1882, well known as a cricketer : b. 1847,
mar. 1887 the follg. Res., Hatton Grange, Shif-
nal, Salop.
SLANEY ( KEN YON-), Lady Mabel Selina,
dau. of 3rd E. of Bradford and wife of preceding.
SLATIN, Knight. Col. Sir Rudolf Carl
Slatin {Slatin Pacha), K.C.M.G. (Hon. 1838),
C.V.O. (Hon. 1904), C.B. (Mil. 1895), served in
Bosnia 1878 in Prince Rudolf's Regt., Dongola in
1896, Soudan 1898, formerly Gov. of Darfur (taken
prisoner by the Mahdi, but escaped), was Maj.-
Gen. in Egyptn. Army, now Insp.-Gen. of the
Soudan : b. 1857. Res., 1 Reichsrathsstrasse,
Vienna ; Khartoum, Soudan.
SLIGO, Marquess of. Henry "Click Browne,
5th Marq. {Irel.), sits as Bn. MontEagle {U.K.) ;
a D.L. for Mayo, formerly Home and Financ.
Sec. to Ind. Govt, and an Under Sec. and memb.
Bd. of Rev. Bengal, in I.C.S. 1850-86, is heir
pres. to Earldom of Clanricarde (q.v., under
" Marq. of C") : son of 2nd M. and bro. of 3rd
and 4th ; b. March 14, 1831 ; sue. 1903 (L.U.) ;
mar. 1855 Catharine Henrietta, dau. of the late
Wm. S. Dicken, Esq. Seat, Westport House,
"Westport, Co. Mayo; town res., 41 Eccleston Sq.,
S.W.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. MontEagle (of Westport), 1760 ;
Vise. Westport, 1768 ; E. of Altamont, 1771 ; M. of Sligo,
1800. U.K. : Bn. MontEagle (of -Westport), i8o6.-The
first three of the Irish- honours were conferred upon
John Browne, M.P. for Castlebar. The 3rd Earl was
raised to the Marquessate, and the 3rd Marq. granted
the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Browne.)
Issue of present (5th) M. :
Earl of Altamont, heir to Marquessate: George
Uiick.\B.£F.S A., a D.L. for Mayo, formerly Capt.
B.S.C., served in Afghanistan .1879-80 : b. 1856,
mar. 1887 Agatha Stewart, dau. of the late J.
Stewart Hodgson, Esq. Res., Highfield, Haslemere
R.S.O., Surrey. Issue:
Lady Eileen Agatha B.. b. 1889.
Lady Moya Melisende B., 1892.
Lady Doreen Geraldine B., b. 1896.
Vise. Westport, 2nd heir: Ulick de Burgh B.,
b. 1898.
The late Catherine Elizabeth B., b. 1857, d. 1874.
The late Herbert Richard B., Capt. I. A., b. 1858,
killed in Lushai 1890.
Lady Edith Hester B., now Lady E. Charles, b. i860,
mar. 1881 Jno. Geo. C, Esq.
Lady Florence Marion, now Lady F Beresford-Ash,
b. 1863, mar. 1881 Maj. Win. R. Hamilton B.-A .
Res., Ashbrook, Londonderry.
Lord Arthur Howe B., Maj. Roy. Munst. Fus., and
an Offr. of a Co. of Gent. Cadets at R.M. Academy,
Woolwich, served in Ind. Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa
1901-2: b. 1867. Club, Nav. and Mil.
Lord Terence Morris B., Assist. Supt. Bengal Police,
b. 1873.
Lady IMorah, now Lady N. More, twin with preced-
ing, mar. 1904 T. Jasper Mytton M., Esq. Res.,
Linley Hall, Bishop's Castle R.S.O., Salop; 11
Sloane Terr. Mansns., S.W.
Lady Alice Evelyn, now Lady A. Mahon, b. 1877,
mar. 1898 Jno. FitzGerald M., Esq., bro. and heir
pres. of Sir Wm. H. Mahon, 5th Bt. Res., 32 Cado-
ganSq.,S.W.
Lord Alfred Eden B., Capt. R.H.A., b. 1878.
Surviving issue of 3rd M. (nieces of present) :
Lady Mary Isabel TVvronnet B. \, . ,
Lady Isabel Mary Peyronnet B. ) twins> b- l88x-
Issue of 2nd M. (bro. and sists. of present) :
(The laU 3rd Marquess, b. 1820, d. 1896.)
(The late 4th Marquess, b. 1824, d. 1903 unmrrd.)
Lady Emily Charlotte B., b. 1829. Res., 34 Montagu
Sq., W.
(Present Marquess, b. 1831.)
Lord Richard Howe B., formerly Maj. 96th Foot,
served in Crimea: b. 1834, widower. Res., Leith
Villa, London Rd., Reigate.
Lady Hester Georgiana, now Lady H. Carew, b. 1837,
mar. 1858 the late Col. Hon. Shapland Francis C.
(d. 1892), son of 1st Bn. Carew, q.v.
Lady Augusta B.,' h. 1838. Res., Old Head House,
Westport, Co. Mayo.
Lady Marian, now Lady M. Wilbraham, b. 1839, mar.
1868 the late Hugh W., Esq. (d. 1890). Res., with
preceding.
SLIGO, Marquess's Widow. Isabel, Mar-
chioness of S. (Isabel Raymonde, dau. of the late
Vicomte de Peyronnet), mar. 1878, as 3rd wife,
3rd M. of Sligo (d. 1896). Res., Mount Browne,
Guildford ; 82 Eaton Sq., S.W.
SLOAN, Capt. John Macfarlane, D.S.O.
(1902), M.B., R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1872. .
SLOGGETT, Col. Arthur Thomas, C.M.G.
(1901), R.A.M.C., F.Z.S., a Kt. of Grace St.
John Jerus. ; Dongola, Nile 1897-8, and S. Africa
1900-3 as Princ. Med. Offr. Imp. Yeom. Hosp. : b.
1857. Bes., Tremabyn, Paignton, S. Devon ;
114 Bedford Ct. Mansns., Bedford Avenue, W.C.
SLOLEY, Herbert Cecil, C.M.G. (1905),
Resid. Commi«sr. in Basutoland.
SLOMAN, Maj. Henky Stanhope, D.S.O.
(1900-1), E. Surrey Regt.; Suakin 1885, Nile 1897-8,
and S. Africa 1899-1901, now a D.A.A. & Q.M.G.
in Bermuda : b. 1861.
SMART, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Emily
Dobson, dau. of Jas. Adams, Esq.), mar. i860
Sir William R. E. Smart, K.C.B., M.D., Insp.-
Gen. of Hosps. &c. (d. 1887). Res., Gedney Vic,
Holbeach, Lines.
SMART, William Wilkinson, I.S.O. (1902),
M.R.C.V.S., Vet. Insp., Bd. of Agric. : b. 1855.
Res., Chelsworth Cottage, Welling, Kent.
SMEATON, Donald Mackenzie, C.S.I. (1895),
M.A., Financ. Commissr. Burma, formerly Acting
Ch. Commssr., late an Addit. Memb. of Counc.
of Viceroy, an author of works on India and
Burma: t>. 1846. Res., Sheldons, Winchfield,
Hants.
SMEETON, Samuel Page, I.S.O. (1903),
Registrar-General and Dep. Keeper of the
Records, Jamaica: b. 1842. Res., Tredegar Pk.,
Spanish Town, Jamaica.
SMIJTH (BOWYER-), Baronet. Sir William
Bowyer-Smijth (pron. Smith), 12th Bt." {Eng.
1661), High Sheriff of Essex 1889, formerly a Sec.
of Legation, in Diplom. Serv. 1858-81 : son of
11th Bt., b. 1840, sue. 1883. Heir pres., his 1st
cousin Lt.-Col. Alfred John B.-S. (b. 1850 ;
2nd heir, latter's bro. Clement Weyland. b.
1851). Seat, Hill Hall, Theydon Mt., Epping;
res., 4 Nevill Pk., Tunb. Wells.
SMIJTH ( BOWYER-) , Baronet's Widow
{remrrd.). Lady B.-S. (Eliza Fechnie, dau. of
David B. Malcolm, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1875, as 2nd
wife, Sir Wm. Bowyer-Smijth, 11th Bt. (d.
1883); 2ndly, 1890, W. H. E. Stanford, Esq.—
retaining title by right. Res., Twineham Ct.,
Cuckfield, Hayward's Heath, Sussex.
SMILES, William, C.B. (Civ. 1890), late a
Spec. Commissr. Inc. Tax, entered Civ. Serv.
1849 : b. 1824. Res-, 39 Elsham Rd., Kens., W.
SMILEY, Baronet. Sir Hugh Houston
Smiley, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), Vice-Pres. of North-
Eastern Agric. Assoc. of Ireld. and Chmn. of
Northern Whig Co., a D.L. for Co. Antrim, was
High Sheriff 1899 : son of the late Jno. Smiley,
Esq., of Larne ; b. 1841, mar. 1874 Elizabeth
Anne, dau. of the late Peter Kerr, Esq. Heir,
SMI Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. SMI 585
his son CUpt. John S. (b. 1876; 2nd heir, next
son, Peter Kerr, b. 1879). Seats, Drumalis, Larne,
Co. Antrim; Gallowhill, Paisley.
SMITH, family name of Hambleden Viscounty
and of Strathcona Barony. See the former for
the Hon. Wm, Fredk. and Lady Esther ; for other
" Ladies " and " Hons." see sep. names below.
SMITH, Archbishop— see " Sydney."
SMITH, Bishop,— see Knaresborough.
SMITH, Baronet of Eardiston. Sir "William
Sydney Winwood Smith, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1809),
grandson of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Christopher
S. W. Smith, Esq. ; b. 1879, sue. 1893. Heir
pres., his uncle William Arthur Winwood S.
(b. 1854; 2nd heir, latter's son Christopher
William Winwood, b. 1893). Res., 31 Chalmers
St., Edinburgh.
SMITH, Baronet of Newtown— see " Smith,
Cusack-."
SMITH, Baronet of Stratford Place. Sir
Thomas Smith, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1897), K.C.V.O.
(1901), F.R.C.S. (late Vice-Pres.), an Hon. Serj.
Surg, to H.M.,Consg. Surg, to St. Barthol.'s and
other hosps., at one time an Exam, in Surg, to
Boy. Col. Phjs. : son of the late Benj. Smith,
Esq., of Tonbridge ; b. 1833, widower. Heir,
his son Thomas Rudolph Hampden, F.R.C.S.
(b. 1869; 2nd heir, next son, Gilbert, E.R.C.S.,
b. 1874). lies., 5 Stratford PI., Oxford St., W.
SMITH, Baronet of Tring. Sir Drummond
Cunliffe Smith, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1804), formerly
Lieut. Essex Mil. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1861, sue.
1905. Heir pres., his bro. Reginald Cunliffe
(b. 1863 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cons, once rem. Rev.
Spencer Compton Hamilton-Spencer-Smith, b.
1842). Seat, Suttons, Romford, Essex.
SMITH, Baronets'- Widows. (1) Lady S. of
Eardiston (Helen Agnes, dau. of the late Wm.
Housman, Esq.), mar. 1892, as '2nd wife, Sir
William Smith, 3rd Bt. (d. 1893).— (2) Lady S.
of Tring (Agnes Frederiea, dau. of the late Capel
Cure, Esq.), mar. 1855 Sir Chas. Cunliife Saiith,
3rd Bt. (d. 1905).
SMITH, Bishops. (1) See " Knaresborough."
—(2) Bp. (retired). Rt. Rev. / John Taylor
Smith, D.D., Bp^ of Sierra Leone 1897-1901, now
Chapl.-Gen. to the Army : b. i860. Address,
War Office, Pall Mall, S W.
SMITH, Knight (1). Sir Cecil Clementi
Smith,Qt.CM.Q. (1892; K.C.M.G-. 1886), M.A.,held
various posts in Hong Kong 1862-78 (four times
Acting Colon. Sec), was Lt.-Gov. and Colon.
Sec. Ceylon, Gov. Straits Settmts., High Commissr.
and Cons.-Gen. for Borneo, ret. 1893 : b. 1840,
mar. 1869 Teresa, dau. of the late Arthur New-
comen, Esq. Res., The Garden House, Wheat-
hampstead, St. Albans.
SMITH. Knight (2). Hon. Sir (Charles)
Abercrombie Smith, Kt. Bach. (1903), M.A., has
been Min. of Crown Lands and Pub. Works,
Controller and Auditor-Gen., and M.L A. and
M.E.C. Cape of Good Hope, was Vice-Chanc. of
Cape Univ. 1872-9 : b. 1834, mar. 1897 Christina
Caroline, dau. of H. R. Home, Esq. Res., St.
Cyrus, Wynberg, Cape Col.
SMITH, Knight (3). Sir Charles B.
E.-Smith — see " Smith (Euan-.)"
SMITH, Knight (4). Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles
Holled Smith, K.C.M.G. (1892), C.B. (Mil. 1891),
served in Zulu and Boer Wars 1879-81, Egypt (is a
Pacha), Nile, and Soudan, was Gov. -Gen. of Red
Sea Littoral and Comdt. at Suakin; late in comd.
of Local Forces in Victoria, ret. 1905 : b. 1846,
mar. 1883 Maud Mary, dau. of Maj. Fearnley
Whittingstall. Club, Nav. and Mil.
SMITH, Knight (5). Sir Clarence Smith, Kt.
Bach. (1895), a Lieut, for .City of Lond. (Sheriff
of Lond. and Middx. 1883-4), formerly M.P. and
a partner in firm of Clarence and Gervase Smith
and Co., stockbrokers : b. 1849, mar. 1875, Mary,
dau. of Wm. Webster, Esq. Res., Falcon Wood,
Shooter's Hill, Kent.
SMITH, Knight (6). Sir Colvin C.-S — see
"Smith (Colvin-)."
SMITH, Knight (7) . Sir Edwin Thomas Smith,
K.C.M.G. (1888), was Commissr. in S. Australia
of Internat. Exhibns. of Philadelphia, Paris,
Sydney, Melbourne, Colon, and Ind. of 1886,
&c, was Vice-Pres. and promoter of the Adelaide
Jubilee Exhibn. of 1887: late M.L.C., prev.
Memb. of House of Assembly, Min. of Educn.
1884, and has been Pres. S.A. Zoolog. and
Acclimatisation Soc. and several other institu-
tions: b. 1831, mar. 1869, 2nd wife, Elizabeth,
dau. of Edwd. Spicer, Et^q. Res., The Acacias,
Marryatville, S. Australia.
SMITH, Knight (8). Hon. Sir Francis Smith,
see " Smith (Villeneuve-)."
SMITH, Knight (9). Sir George John Smith,
Kt. Bach. (1897), V.D.,Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt.
D. of Cornwall's L.I., a Co. Aid. and D.L. for
Cornwall, Manag. Dir. of Bickford, Smith, and
Co. : b. 1845, mar. 1871 Jane Symons, dau. of the
late Edwd. Burgess, Esq. Res., Treliske, Truro.
SMITH, Knight (10). Lt.-Col. Sir Gerard
Smith, K.C.M.G. (1895), Gov. of W. Australia
1895-1900, formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Fus. Gds. (ret.
1874), an M.P., and Groom-in- Waiting to late
Oueen : b. 1839, mar. 1871 Isabella Chatelaine,
dau. of the late Rev. Canon Hamilton. Res.,
Holford House, Baldock R.S.O., Herts.
SMITH, Knight (11). Com. Sir Hamilton Pym
Smith, Kt. Bach. (1905).
SMITH, Knight (12). Lt.-Col. Sir Henry
Smith, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897), late Ch. Commissr. City
of Lond. Police (1890-1901), formerly Ch. Supt.,
a Lt.-Col. retired : b. 1835. Res., Chisholme,
Hawick, N.B.
SMITH, Knight (13). Sir James Smith, Kt.
Bach. V 1 897) , Lord Mayor of Birmingham in
Jubilee year (prev. 1st Lord Mayor), a manu-
facturer of that city: b. 1846, mar. 1868 Phoebe,
dau. of Saml. Heath, Esq. Res., Edgbaston
Hall, and The Dingle, Wake Grn. Rd., Moseley,
B'ham.
SMITH, Knight (14). Sir (John) Smalman
Smith, Kt. Bach. (1896), M.A., formerly Puisne
Judge Supr. Ct. Gold Coast, and Ch. Justice of
Lagos : b. 1847. ^es-' Courtfield, Wellesley Rd.,
Chiswick, W. ; chamb., 8 King's Bench Walk
and 3 Plowden Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
SMITH, Knight (15). Vice-Adm. Sir
Nathaniel B.-S. — see " Smith (Bowden-).''
SMITH, Knight (16). Sir Swire Smith, Kt.
Bach. (1898), head of a firm of worsted-spinners
at Keighley, late a Roy. Commissr. on Tech.
Education: b. 1842. Res., Steeton Manor,
Keighley, Yorks.
SMITH, Knight (17). Sir Thomas B. C.-S. —
see " Smith (Cusack-) ."
SMITH, Knjght (18). Sir William Frederick
Haynes Smith, K.C.M.G. (1890), LL.D., late High
Commissr. of Cyprus, was Solic.-Gen. and Attorn.-
Gen. Bxit. Guiana and twice admind. Govt, there,
was aftds. Gov. of Leeward Is. and of Bahamas:
b. 1839, mar. 1867 Ellen Parkinson, dau. of Jas.
T. White, Esq., of Ceylon. Club, Athtnseum.
SMITH, Knight (19). Sir William James
Smith, Kt. Bach. (1896), M.A., LL.M., late Ch.
Justice of Brit. Guiana, prev. of Cyprus, and
586 SMI
Puisne Judge there, now a Puisne Judge of Trans-
vaal Col. : b. 1853, mar. 1878 Ella Rosa, dau. of
Maj. Edwd. H. Marsh. Res., Pretoria.
SMITH, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady S. (Anna,
dau. of the late Sylvester Costigan, Esq. ) , mar. 1844
Adm. Sir Henry Smith, K.C.B. (d. 1887).— (2)
Lady S. (Jessalina, dau. of Thos. Hopper, Esq.),
mar. 1847, as 2nd wife, Sir Benj. Smith, Sen.
Memb. Corps of Gen tn. -at- Arms (d. 1852). Res,,
The Chapel House, Wargrave, Twyford R.S.O.,
Berks. —13) Lady S. (Sarah, dau. of the late J. W.
Young, Esq., of Halifax, N.S.), mar. i858 Hon. Sir
Albert Jas. Smith, K.C.M.G., Q.C, late Attorn.
Gen. N. Brunswk., and Min. of Marine, Canada
(d. 1883). Res., Roodlawn. Dorchester, Westmor-
land, New Brunswk. — (4) Lady S. (Susanna,
dau. of Jno. Wallis, Esq., of Boxley), mar. 1866,
as 2nd wife, Sir Francis Pettit Smith, C.E., intro-
ducer of the screw propeller (d. 1874).
SMITH, Peiv. Coung. Et. Hon. James Parker
Smith, P.C. {Gt.Br. 1904). M.A., barrister-at-law,
M.P. for Partick Div. of Lanarks. (L. U.), a B.L.
for Renfrewsh. and for Co. of City of Glasgow, a
Dir. of Nth. Brit. Bail, and of Union Bank of
Scotld., late Pari. Sec. to Et. Hon. J. Chamber-
lain: b. 1854, mar. 1882. Res., Jordanhill, Glas-
gow ; 20 Dravcott PL, S.W.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Abel, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Lurgan.
SMITH, Lt.-Col. Algernon Fox Eric, C.B.,
(Mil. 1900-1), formerly 1st Life Gds.; E. Africa
1890 and S. Africa 1899-1901 comdg. 10th Batt.
Imper.Yeom. : b. 1857.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Aubrey, dau. of 1st Bn.
Stalbridge.
SMITH, Lady B arbara Elizabeth, dau. of 9th
E. of Coventrv.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Bertram, dau. of 4<h En.
Sudeley.
SMITH, Lady Blanche Catherine, dau. of 8th
E. of Kintore.
SMITH, Capt. Charles Fotcher, D.S.O.
(1902). Driscoll's Scouts; S. Africa 1902.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Charles (Wilmot), sist.
of 4th Bn. Gwydvr.
SMITH, Eev. Clement, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1901), M.A., a Chapl. in Ord. to H.M., Canon of
Windsor, and Eector of Whippingham : b. 1845.
Res., The Rectory, Whippingham, IW. ; '1 he
Cloisters, Windsor.
SMITH, Edgar Albert, I.S.O. (1903), Assist.
Keeper Natural History Museum: b. 1847.
SMITH, Lady Elisabeth Mary, dau. of 9th E.
of Elgin and Kincard. (q.v.) and wife of under-
mentioned Hy. B. Smith, Esq., C.B., C.S.I.
SMITH, Francis Whitmore, CLE. (1900),
Assist Sec. Mil. Dept. India Office (entered 1864) :
b. 1844. Address, India Office, St. James's, S.W.
SMITH, Col. Fred, C.B. (Mil. 1905), C.M.G.
(1901), F.R.C.V.S., Nile 1898 and S. Africa 1900,
now Princ. Vet. Offr. London Dist. : b. 1857.
SMITH, Maj. Frederick, C.B. (Mil. 1905'!,
D.S.O. (1900-1 ),R. A.M. O, Zululd. 1879, Transvaal
1881, Sierra Leone 1898-9, and S. Africa 1900, now
Sen. Med. Offr. S. Leone: b. 1858.
SMITH, Frederick Bonham, I.S.O. (1903),
Provost Marshal, Sheriff, and Insp. of Prisons,
Barbados: b. 1837. Res., Bridgetown, Barbados.
SMITH, Lieut. Geoffrey, D.S.O. (1902^ E.A.,
S. Africa 1902 : b. 1878.
SMITH,George. CLE. (1878), LL.D..F.E.G.S.,
F. R.S.S., formerly Princ. of Doveton Coll. Calcutta
and a journalist (Editor of Calcutta Rto'ew, <Src,
and Times Corresp. in India 1858-74) : b. 1833'.
Hes., loSth. Learmonth Gdns., Edinburgh.
SMITH, George Douglas, C.M.G. (1905),
Treas. of Uganda Protectorate.
SMITH, Henry Babington, C.B. (Civ. 1905),
C. S.I. (1897), M.A., late Priv. Sec. to Ind. Viceroy
(E. of Elgin) and to Et. Hon. G. J. (Vise.)
Goschen when Chanc. of Excheq., is Pres. of
Counc. of Ottoman Debt and Sec. to G.P.O. :
b. 1863, mar. the above Lady Elisabeth Smith.
Res., 29 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
SMITH, Maj. Henry Lockhart, D.S.O.
(1900-1), E. Surrey Regt. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Suakin,
and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1859.
SMITH, Lt.-Col. Henry Egbert, I.S.O. (1903),
Prss. of Wales's Canad. Bines ; N.W. Eebelln.
1885, is Serg.-at-Arms to Canad. Ho. of Commons :
b. 1843. Address, H. of Commons, Ottawa.
SMITH, Capt. Horace Mackenzie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Shropsh. L.I. ; S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
1870.
SMITH, Hubert Llewellyn, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
M.A., B.Sc, Contr.-Gen. Commerc. Dept. Bd.
of Trade: b. 1864. Res., Oakfield Lodge, Ash-
tead, Epsom ; 7 Whitehall Gdns.. S.W.
SMITH, Capt. Hugh William, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Eoy. W. Surrey Eegt. : Lagos and Borgu Ex-
pedns. 1897-9, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1873.
Rer., Asaba, Nthn. Nigeria.
SMITH, Surg.-Maj. James Alexander Jones,
D. S.O. (1900-1), Kimberley Eegt. ; S. Africa
1899- igoo.
SMITH, Flt.-Surg. James Lawrence, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1898), M.B., Nav. Med. Dept.;
Soudan 1884-7, attended late Prince Henry of
Battenberg in his last illness : b. 1862.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Jervoise, dau. of 17th Bn.
Willoughbv de Broke.
SMITH, "John, C.B. (Civ. 1895), Insp.-Gen. in
Bankruptcy to Bd. of Trade: b. 1837. Res.,
Dunedin, Chichester Ed.. Croydon.
SMITH, Maj. John Manners, CLE. (1894),
TB& (1S91), I.A., Hunza-Nagar 1891-2, Tirah
1897-8, now Polit. Agent at Malwa : b. 1864.
Res., Malwa, Eajputana.
SMITH. Capt. Leonard Kieke, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Eoy. Scots; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1877.
SMITH, .Lady Mabel Florence Harriet
sist. of 7th Earl Fitzwilliam.
SMITH, Lady (Margaret) Louisa, dau. of 4th
Earl Castlestewart.
SMITH, Miss Maria Constance, I.S.O. (1902),
Supt. Women's Estab. P.O. Sav. Bk. Dept.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Murray, dau. of 1st Bn.
Belper.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Reginald Abel, dau. of
1st Vise. Knutsford.
SMITH, Robert Murray, C.M.G. (1884), M.A.,
formerly M.L.A. Victoria, and Agent-Gen. in
London, late Postmr.-Gen. to Austral. Com-
monwth: b. 1831. Ees., 60 West Collins St.,
Melbourne.
SMITH, Lady Sibyl Mary, dau. of 11th E.
of Antrim.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Sidney, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Abinger.
SMITH, Col. Steuart Bogle, C.B. (Mil.
1902), 1st Drgn. Gds.; S. Africa 1901-2: b. 1859.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Tunstall, dau. of 11th
Bn. Fairfax.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Wilfred, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Raglan.
SMITH, Col. William Apsley, C.B. (Mil.
1900- 1), R.A., Afghn. 1880, Egypt, and S. Africa
1899-1900, was Assist. Mil. Sec. Canada 1892-4:
b. 1856. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
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Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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587
SMITH, William Edward, C.B, (Civ. 1903),
Supt. of Contract Works at Admiralty, a Eel.
Roy. Sell, of Architecture, designed Antarctic
ship 'Discovery': b. 1850. Res., Tooting Com-
mon, S.W.
SMITH, Maj. William Hugh Usher, D.S.O.
(1902), late E.A., S. Africa 1899-1902, a 3rd class
Ordn. Offr: b. 1869.
SMITH, Hon. Mrs. Woolmore, dau. of 1st Bn.
Bellew.
SMITH (BOWDEN-), Knight. Adm. Sir
Nathaniel Bowden-Smith, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897),
E.E.C.S., served in Burma 1852-3, Baltic, and
China, comd. on Australian Station 1892-5, late
Com.-in-Ch. at the Nore, ret. 1903 : b. 1838, mar.
1873 Emily Cecilia, dau. of the late Ceo. G.
Sandeman, Esq. Res., 16 Queen's Gt. Terr., S.W.
SMITH (COLVIN-). Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir
Colvin Colvin-Smith, K.C.B. (Mil. 1903), M.D.,
late I. M.S., served in Burma 1852-3, Mutiny,
and Egypt, ret. 1884, an Hon. Surg, to H.M. :
b. 1829* assumed name Colvin 1898, mar. 1864
Marian, dau. of late Ep.v. Hy. Ehillips. Res.,
5 Cresswell Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
SMITH (CUSACK-), Baronet. Sir William
Cusack-Smuh. 4th Bt. of Newtown {Irel. 1799),
formerly in Wurtemberg Eancers : son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1822, sue. 1859. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
once rem. Sir Thomas Berry C.S., K.C.M.G.
(see next art. ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Guy Henry
Charles, b. 1862). Res., Hope ATilla, Southsea.
SMITH (CTJSACK-), Knight. Sir (Thomas)
Berry Cusoxk- Smith, K.C.M.G. (1898), barrister-
at-law, Brit. Cons.-Gen. for Chile, formerly
Cons, at Samoa and Dep. Commissi-, for W
Facific Is., is Maj. 1st Suss. Roy. Garr. Artill.
Vols. : b. 1859, mar. IC05, 2nd wife, Jennie, dau.
of Joshua M. Jones, Esq., of Holland Ek. ; is
heir pres. to above Baronetcy. Res., Brit.
Consulate-Gen., Valparaiso, Chile.
SMITH (DORRIEN-), Capt. Arthur Alger-
non, D.S.O. (1900-1), Rif . Brig. ; S. Africa 1900,
now Extra A.D.C. to Lord Northcote : b. 1876.
SMITH (DORRIEN-), Lieut. Edward Pen-
darves, D.S.O. (1900-1), Shropsh. L.I. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1879. — For Smith-Dorrien see
"Dorrien (Smith-).''
SMITH (DUNLOP-), Lt.-Col. James Robert,
CLE. (1901), M.A., LA., now a Folit. Agent
(Fhulkian States), late Dir. of Land Records and
Agric. in Punjab : b. 1858. Res., Patiala, Funjab.
SMITH (EUAN-), Knight. Col. Sir Charles
Bean Euan-Smith, K.C.B. (Civ. 1890), C.S.I.
(1872), D.C.L., served in Abyssinia 1867, Afghan
War 1879-80 ; was Mil. Attache to Sir Bartle
Frere's Anti-Slave Trade Mission 1872-4, has
been Res. at Oodeypore, &c, was Cons.-Gen.
Zanzibar 1887-91, and. Envoy to Morocco 1891-3:
b. 1842, mar. 1877 Edith, dau. of Col. Fredk.
Alexander. Res., The Manor House, Shinfield,
Reading; 51 South St., ParkLn., W.
SMITH (EESTING-), Hon. Mrs. Alfred, dau.
of 33rd Bn. Kingsale.
SMITH (HADDON-), George Basil, C.M.G.
(1901), formerlv Lieut. Roy. Guernsey Md. ;
Jebu Expedn. 1892, Ashanti 1895-6 Polit. Offr.,
now Colon. Sec. Sierra Leone, prev. Adminis-
trator of Govt, of the Gambia, has teen Ch. Assist.
Colon. Sec. Gold Coast,: b. 1861. Res., The
Secretariat, Sierra Leone.
SMITH (KING AID-), Capt. Kenneth John,
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-igoo : b.
1871.
SMITH (PEECY-), Capt. Douglas Cyril,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Middx. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1875.
SMITH (VILLENEUVE-), Knight. Hon. Sir
Francis Villeneuve-Smith, Kt. Bach. (1862), B.A.,
has been Solic.-Gen., Attorn. -Gen., and Premier
of Tasmania, Ch. Justice 1870-85, and has twice
admind. Govt. : b. 1819, mar. 1851 Sarah, dau. of
Rev. Geo. Giles; assumed name of Villeneuve
1884. Res., Heathside, Tunbridge Wells; town
res., 19 Harrington Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
SMITH-DODSWORTH, -DORRIEN,
-GORDON, and -MARRIOTT— see 2nd names.
SMITHE, Maj. Percy Bourdillon, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), West Riding Regt. retd. : b.
i860. Res., Oxford Mansns., Oxford Circus, W.
SMITHEMAN, Capt. Frank James, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Rhodesian Regt.; Matabelcld. 1896, S.
Africa 1900-2, is a miner in Rhodesia : b. 1872.
SMITHSON, Col. Walter Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late comdg. 13th Hussars; S. Africa
1893-1902 : b. i860.
SMYLY, Knight (1). Sir Philip Grampton
Smyly, Kt. Bach. (1905), LL.D., Ch. Justice of
Sierra Leone, prev. Attorn. -Gen. : b. 1866 (son of
following widow and of the late Sir Phil.
Crampton Smyly i, mar. 1905 his cousin Aileen
dau. of the follg. Kt. Res., Freetown, Sierra
Leone.
SMYLY, Knight (2). Sir William J. Smyly,
Kt. Bach. (1905), M.D., Pres. Roy. Coll. Phys. of
Ireld.
SMYLY, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady S.,
nee Hon. Selina Maria Piunket, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Plunket, b. 1840, mar. 1864 Sir Philip C. Smyly.
Kt. Bach., M.D., F.R.C.S.I., Surg, in Ord. to
Queen Victoria and to successive Lords Lieut,
(d. 1904). Res., 4 Merrion Sq., Dublin.
SMYTH, Baronet's Widow. Lady S. (Emily
Frances, dau. of Rev. Hy. Hugh Way, and widow
of Geo. Oldham Edwards, Esq.), mar. 1884. 2nd
husb., Sir J. Hy. Greville Smyth, 1st and only
Bt. (d. 1901). Res., Ashton Ct. and Wraxali
Lodge, both nr. Bristol.
SMYTH, Bishop— see "Lebombo."
SMYTH, Knight. Gen. Sir Henry Augustus
Smyth, K.C.M.G. (1890), R.A. retd. (1894),
F.R.G.S., F.S.A., served in Crimea, comd. in
Zululd. 1888, was Gov. of Malta 1890-3, and has
been a memo, of Ordn. Cmttee. and in comd. of
Woolwich Dist., is Hon. Col. Roy. Malta Mil. :
b. 1825, mar. 1874 Helen Constance, a Lady of
Grace St. John Jerus., dau. of J. W. Greaves,
Esq. Res., St. John's Lodge, Stone, Aylesbury.
SMYTH, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Antonia,
dau. of A. Story-Maskelyne, Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir
Warrington W. Smyth, Kt. Bach., F.R.S. (d.
i8go). Res., The Cliff, Marazion R.S.O., Corn-
wall; 5 Inverness Terr.. Kens. Gdns., W.
SMYTH, Maj. Benjamin, M.V.O. (5th Class,
1903), Adj. and Qmr. Roy. Hibern. Mil. School,
Dublin : b. 1854.
SMYTH, Col. Charles Coghlan, C.B. (Mil.
1891), Welsh Regt. retd. (1896) ; Red River
Expedn. (Canada) 1870, Jowaki, Afghn. 1878-80,
and Soudan 1884-5 : b. 1842.
SMYTH, Charles Edward Owen, I.S.O. (1903),
Supt. of Works and Public Bdgs. Dept. South
Australia : b. 1851. Res., Adelaide.
SMYTH, Hon. Mrs. Edward Skeffington,
dau. of 1st Bn. Castletown.
SMYTH, Col. Etwall Walter, C.B. (Mil.
1836), LA. retd. (1898) ; Ind. and Afghan
588 SMY Directory
campaigns 1865-95, accompanying Ind. Expedn.
to Cyprus and Malta 1878: b. 1843. Bes., Mar-
rington, Shaftesbury Rd., Southsea.
SMYTH, ' Capt. Geoffrey Henry Julian
Skeffixgton, D.S.O. (1900-1), 9th Lancers; S.
Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1873, mar. follg. Bes.,
Busbridge Hall, Godalmicg; 20 Hertford St.,
Mayfair, W.
SMYTH, Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Skeffington,
dau. of 7th Vise. Gal way and wife of preceding.
SMYTH, George Watson, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
late an Assist. Sec. at the G.P.O. : b. 183S. Bes.,
Lee Park, Blackheath, S.E.
SMYTH, Lady Harriet Gertrude Isa-
bella, dau. of 5th Earl MountCashell.
SMYTH, Col. Owen Stuart, D.S.O. (1886),
R.A.retd. (1904) ; Afghn. 1878-80, Burma 1885-7,
and Manipur : b. 1853.
SMYTH, Hon. Mrs. Ralph, dau. of 17th Bn.
Somerville.
SMYTH, Maj. Robert Napier, D.S.O. (1902),
21st Lancers ; Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.
1868.
SMYTHE {pron.to rhyme with scythe), Baronet.
Sir (John) Walter Smythe, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1661),
a D.L. for Salop and Monmouthsh., formerly
Capt. Louth Rifles : son of 6th Bt. and bro. of
7th, b. 1827, sue. 1897, mar. 1864 Marie Louise,
dau. of Wm. Herbert, Esq., of Usk. Heir, his
son Edward Walter Joseph Patrick Herbert
(b. 1869 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Acton Burnell Pk.,
Shrewsbury.
SMYTHE, Baronet's Widow. Hon. Lady S.,
nee Hon. Maria Stonor, dau. of 3rd Bn. Camoys,
b. 1832, mar. 1855 Sir Charles F. Smythe, 7th
Bt. (d. 1897). Res-> Leamington.
SMYTHE, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Maria
Caroline, dau. of Capt. Hy. Newbolt), mar. 1858
Sir Fredk. Wm. Smythe, K.C.M.G., Contr.-Gen.
of Imper. Ottoman Bk. Constantinople (d. 1890).
Bes.. Rue de Pologne, Pera, Constantinople.
SMYTHE, Hon. Mrs. Alan, sist. of 3rd Bn.
Ash town.
SMYTHE, Hon. Mrs. David, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Bagot.
SNAGGE, Knight. His Honour Sir Thomas
William Snagge, Kt. Bach. (1903), K.C., M.A.,
LL.D., a D.L. for Oxfordsh., Judge of the
Oxford Dist. County Ct., prev. of W. Riding, is
also a memb. of U.S. Bar, has served on im-
portant Commssns. and Conferences : b. 1837,
mar. 1866 Maria Frances, dau. of the late Ewd.
J. Morgan, Esq. Bes., 14 Courtfield Gdn=i., S.
Kens,S.W. .« r
SNAGGE, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Con-
stance Marion, dau. of the late Maj . Geo. Larkins) ,
mar. 1876, as 3rd wife, Hon. Sir Wm. Snagge, Ch.
Just. Brit. Guiana (&. 1878). Bes., 29 St. Thomas's
Mansns., Old Kent Rd., S.E.
SNOW, Philip Chicheley Hyde, CLE.
(1898), late Munic. Commissi-, for City of Bombay,
formerly Assist. Commissr. Delhi and in Burma,
and Forest Setttnt. Offr. Bombay : b. 1853. Bes.,
Park House, Exeter.
SNOWDEN, Knight. Hon. Sir Arthur Snow-
den, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.L.C. of Victoria, has been
Mayor of Melbourne three times, and is memb.
of a legal firm there : b. 1829, widower. Bes.,
St. Heliers, Abbotsford, Melbourne.
SOAME(BUCKWORTH-HERNE-), Baronet.
Sir Charles Buckworth- Heme- Soame, 9th Bt.
{Eng. i697),M.R.C.S., L.S.A., a C.C. for Salop:
nephew of 7th and 8th Bts., and son of the late
Chas. Buckworth-H. -Soame, Esq., b. 1830, sue.
of Peerage, SOM
1888, widower. Heir, his son Charles (b. 1864;
2nd heir, latter's son Richard Everard, b. 1891).
Bes., Dawley R.S.O., Salop.
SOAMES, Maj. Alfred, D.S.O. (1902), S.
African Mtd. Irreg. Forces ; Boer War 1902 :
b. 1862.
SOBERTON, Baron {U.K. 1806)— see "Lich-
field, E. of."
SODOR and MAN, Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Norman Dumenil John Straton, D.D., LL.D..
69th Bp., formerly Vicar and Rur. Dean of Wake-
field, Archdn. of Huddersfield, Hon. Canon of
Ripon and Wakefield, and Dean of Sodor and
Man : b. Nov. 4, 1840, cons. 1892, mar. 1873.
Bes., Bishop's Ct., I. of Man. See Introd. on the
political position of this prelate.
*#* The Diocese formerly included the Hebrides, which
Sir H. Nicolas says were called Sodoroc by the Danes or
Norwegians : the Latinised form is Sodorenses, but
either way the mystery of the title is explained.
SOLOMON. Knight. Hon. Sir Richard
Solomon, K.C.B. (Civ. 1905), K.C.M.G. (1901), K.C.
and M.L.A. of Cape Col., B.A., Attorn.-Gen. of
Transvaal, late of Cape Col., formerly Mathemat.
Lect. at Roy. Nav. Coll. Greenwich ; b. 1850, mar.
1S81 Elizabeth Mary, dau. of Rev. Jno. Ralton.
Bes., Pretoria.
SOMEREN, William Taylor van, CLE.
(1898), served with Ind. Army: Afghn. 1878-9,
Hazara 1888 and 1891, Waziristan &c. 1894-8,
now Dep. Postmr. Gen., Rajputana and Centr.
India: b. 1855. Bes., Bareleigh, Aston, Steven-
age. Herts.
SOMEBEN, Capt. William Weymouth van,
D.S.O. (1898), LA. ; Tirah 1897-8: b. 1876.
SOMERHILL, Baron {U.K. 1826), Imper. title
of Clanricarde Marquessate.
SOMERS, Baron. Arthur Herbert Tenny-
son Cocks, 6th Bn. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., a minor :
gt. nephew of 5th Bn. and son of Herbert H.
Somers Cocks, Et-q. ; b. Mar. 20, 1887; sue. 1899.
Bes., The Briary, Freshwater R.S.O., I.W.
Creations. Gt. Rr. : A Bt. 1772 ; Ld. Somers, Bn. of
Evesham, 1784.— Charles Cocks, M.P. for Reigate, was
created a Bt. and afterwards a Baron. His son the
2nd Bn., who was Lord Lieutenant of Herefordshire,
High Steward of Hereford, and Recorder of Gloucester,
was advanced in 1821 to the titles Earl Somers and Vise.
Eastnor, and these lasted till the death of the 3rd Earl
in 1883, when a cousin succeeded as 5th Bn. The 2nd Earl
assumed the' name Somers before Cocks, but this did
not extend to the present branch of the family; it
has, however, been largely used as a Christian name.
Titled Relatives and Heir.
Bro. of yh Bn. (gt. uncle of present; granted
rank of a Bn.'s son 1888)— surname Cocks:
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1815, d. 1899 childless. Gt.
nephew: Present Baron, b. 1887.) ■
Hon. John James Thomas Somers C, formerly in
holy orders of the Ch. of Engld., but has joined Cb.
of Rome (not in orders): b. 1820, widower, lies.,
2 Fawcett St., Earl's Ct., S.W.
Daus. of 3/vZ E. (4th Bn. ; 2nd cousins once rem.
of present Bn.)— orig. surname Somers-Cocks :
Lady Isabella Caroline, now Lady Henry Somerset.
b. 1851, mar. 1872 Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Richard
Charles S.', son of 8th D. of Beaufort— see below,
" Somerset, Priv. Counc."
Lady Adeline Marie, now Adeline, Dchsn. of Bedford
(q.v.), b. i8£2, mar. 1876 Mara, of Tavistock, aftds.
10th Duke of B.(d. 1893).
Heir pres. to Barony (3rd son of 5th Bn.'s bro.,
and uncle of present Bn.) :
Rev. Henry Lawrence Somers C, M.A., Chapl. to
Bp. of Rochester : b. 1862, mar. 1891 Deas Thusnelda,
dau. of Llewellyn Haskell, Esq., of U.S.A. (and
heir, his son Reginald Somers, b. 1894.)
SOM Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SON 589
SOMERS, Earl's Widow. Countess S.
(Virginia, dau. of the late James Pattle, Esq.),
mar. 1850 3rd and last Earl Somers (d. 1883).
Res., 14 Clarges St., Piccadilly, W.
SOMERSET, family name of Beaufort Duke-
dom (not of follg.) and of Raglan Barony. For
"Lords" and "Ladies" see Beaufort, also
below; for." Hons." Raglan.
SOMERSET, Duke of. Algernon St. Maur
(pron. Simorr'), 15th Duke {Eng.) and a Bt. ; Hon.
Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) 1st Wilts. Rifle Vols.,
formerly Lieut. 60th Rifles, served with Red River
Expedn. 1870 : son of 14th D. ; b. July 22, 1846 ;
sue. 1894 ( C); mar. 1877 Susan Margaret Richards,
a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., dau. of the late
Chas. Mackinnon, Esq. Seats, Maiden Bradley
House, Bath ; 3 Berry Pomeroy, Totnes, Devon ;
Burton Hall, Loughborough, Leic; town res.,
35 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Creations. Eng. : D. of Somerset and Bn. Seymour,
1547 (Barony one day bef. Dukedom); a Bt. 1611.— Sir
Edwd. Seymour, brother of Jane Seymour and Kt. of the
Bath, who became 1st Duke, was a great favourite with
Henry VIII., who appointed him Protector of his son
Edward VI. (the Duke's nephew). He was also made
Earl Marshal and Lord Great Chamberlain, both for life
only. A grandson was the first to receive the Baronetcy.
The Protector, however, was brought to the block in 1552
through an outrageous usurpation of authority on the
part of some leading nobles abetted by the Roman
Catholics. His titles were thus forfeited, but one of his
sons was made Earl of Hertford and Bn. Beauchamp.
This nobleman married Catherine, sister of Lady Jane
Grey, and her being of royal descent rendered the union
criminal in law ; both of them were accordingly sent to
the Tower, the Earl remaining there for nine years and
his wife dying. His grandson succeeded him and was in
1640 created Marq. of Hertford, and in 1660 the Dukedom
and Seymour Barony were restored with the original
precedence. He unhappily was guilty of a like indis-
cretion to that of his grandfather, for he secretly married
James I.'s 1st cousin, Lady Arabella Stuart, and had in
consrquence to flee the country, whilst his wife died in
the Tower. The Marquessate expired with the 4th Duke,
but the Earldom and the titles of 1547 went to a cousin,
who was shot in Italy by the husband of a lady to whom
he had been offensive. The 6th Peer, who was known as
" The Proud Duke," married Lady Eliz. Percy, daughter
of the last Earl of Northumberland, distinguished as
Mistress of the Robes to Queen Anne. The 7th Duke
was given the lapsed Earldom just named, but both that
and the Hertford Earldom, with some other honours,
lapsed at his decease, the Dukedom once more going to
a collateral. This leading title, the second in rank in
the Peerage of England, had been originally created in
1413, and Avas repeatedly extinct or forfeited before
XS47. the 2nd Duke having been beheaded in 1463 when
taken in arms against Edward IV. at Hexham. The sur-
name was long corrupted into Seymour, but the original
St. Maur was restored by the 13th Duke.
Titled Relatives.
(St. Maur.)
Surviving issue of 14th D. (bros. of present) :
(Pres-ent Duke, b. 1846.)
Lord Percy St. M., heir pres. to Dukedom, formerly
Maj. 1st Batt. City of Lond. Regt. : b. 1847, mar. 1899
Hon. Violet White, dau. of 2nd Bn. Annaly (Lady
Percy St. M). Res., Burton Hall, Loughborough,
Leic. ; 23 Berkeley Sq., W. .
Lord Ernest St.- M., 2nd heir, twin with preceding.
Res., 2 Chester St., S.W. (with Duchess Dowager).
Lord Edward St. M., formerly Lieut. 60th Rifles, b.
1849, mar. 1879 Lillian, dau. of the late Jno. Stan-
hope, Esq. (Lady Edward St. M.). Res., Bryncelyn,
Pwllheli, Carnarvs.
Daus. of 12th D. (1st cousins of present; 13th d.
unmrrd. ; 12th, 13th, and 14th were bros.) :
Lady (Jane) Hermione, now Lady Herm. Graham
(Bt.'s Widow, q.v.), b. 1832, mar. 1852, wid. 1888.
Lady Ulrica Frederica Jane, now Lady U. Thynne,
b. 1833, mar. 1858 the late Rt. Hon. Lord Henry
Frederick T., son of 3rd M. of Bath, q.v.
Lady (Helen) Guendolen, now Lady Guend.. Ramslen,
b. 1846, mar. 1865 Sir Jno. Wm. R.. 5th Bt., q.v.
SOMERSET, Duke's Widow. Dowager
Duchess of S. (Horatia Isabella Harriet, dau. of
the late John P. Morier, Esq.), mar. 1845 14th D.
of Somerset (d. 1894). Res., 2 Chester St., S.W.
SOMERSET, Knight. Col. Sir Alfred Plan-
tagenet Frederick Charles Somerset, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1902), a D.L. for Essex", Middx., and West-
minster, Hon. Col. 7th Batt. Rifle Brigade (Mil.):
son of the late Lord Jno. T. H. Somerset and a
grandson of the 5th Duke of Beaufort ; b. 1829,
mar. 1857 Adelaide Harriet, dau. of Vice-Adm. Sir
G. Brook e-Pechell, 4th Bt. Res., Enfield Ct.,
Middx. ; Castle Goring, Worthing.
SOMERSET, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son.
Rt. Hon. Lord Henry Richard Charles Somerset,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1874), a D.L. for Monmouthsh., was
Comptroller of Qneen Victoria's Household 1874-9,
an M.P. 1871-80 : bro. of present D. of Beaufort,
b. 1849, mar. 1872 Lady Isabella Caroline Somers-
Cocks, dau. of 3rd Earl Somers (Lady Henry
Somerset, the temperance advocate). Res., 1 Via
Guido Monaco, Florence (Firenze) . (La ly Henry,
The Priory, Reigate; Eastnor Castle, Ledbury,
Herefs.)
SOMERSET, Lady Katharine de Verb, dau.
of 10th D. of St. Albans (q.v.) and dau.-in-law of
the above Priv. Counc.
SOMERTON, Baron (U.K. 1873, also Irel.
!795)) Imper. title of Normanton Earldom.
Viscount Somerton (Irel. 1800) is also a title of the
Earldom, and is borne by the heir when a son.
SOMERVILLE, family name of Athlumney
Barony (q.v. for "Hons.") and of the extinct
Barony of Somerville (no member of the latter
family now bearing this surname) .
SOMERVILLE Barony (Scot. 1430)— extinct (or
dormant) 1870 on death of 19th Bn. (surname
Somerville).
Surviving Representatives.
Daus. of ijth Bn. (1st cousins of 19th) :
Hon. Louisa Harriet, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Henry,
b. 1835, mar. 1871 the late Lt.-Gen. Chas. Stuart H.,
C.B. (d. 1892). Res., Marlborough Bdgs., Bath.
Hon. Emily Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Robinson, b. 1836, mar. 1869 Rev. Thos. B. Bird R.,
late Rect. of Milton, Hants.
(The late 18th Baron, b. 1839, d. 1868 unmrrd.— His
cousin the 19th Baron, b. 1838, d. 1870.)
Hon. Selina Constance, now Hon. Mrs. Ralph
Smyth, b. 1841, mar. 1861 the late Capt. Ralph S.
(d. 1890). Res., 38 Albert Ct., Queen's Gt., S.W.
Hon. Julia Frances, now Hon. Lady Blackett, b. 1844,
mar. 1871 Maj. -Gen. Sir Edwd. Wm. B., 7th Bt.,q.v.
SOMERVILLE, David Hughes, I.S.O. (1902)'
Postmr. S.W. Dist., London: b. 1840.
SOMMER, Sec. Lieut. Joseph, M.V.O. (5th
Class, 1901), late Bandmr. R.E. : b. 1844. Res., 12
Kingswood Villas, New Brompton R.S.O., Kent.
SONDES, Earl. George Edward Milles, 2nd
Earl (U.K.), a D.L. and C.C. for Kent, late Capt.
and Hon. Maj . Roy. E. Kent Imper. Yeom., served
in S. Africa 1900-1 : son of 1st E. (5th Bn.) ; b.
May 11, 1861; sue. 1894 ( C.) ; -unmrrd. Seats,
Lees Ct., Faversham, Kent; Nackington, Can-
terbury ; Elmham Hall, Dereham, Norfolk ; town
res., 11 Park Ln., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Sondes, 1760. 77. K. : Earl
Sondes and Vise. Throwley, 1880.— The 1st Bn. Sondes
was the Hon. Lewis Monson, 2nd son of 1st Ld. Monson :
1 he assumed the name of Watson, but the 4th Bn. took
that of Milles ; the 5th was raised to the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Milles.)' -
Surviving issue of 1st E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Mary Georgina, now Lady M. Goodwin, b. 1859,
mar. 1884 Rev. Leslie Ellis G.
59o SON
Directory of Peerage,
SOU
(Present Earl, b. 1861.)
Lady Lily Geraldine M., b. 1862.
Lady Constance Grace, now Lady G Gore, b. 1864,
mar. 1885 Fras. Wrn. Geo. G., Esq. -Res., 18 Norfolk
St., Park Ln., W.
Hon. Lewis Arthur M., heir pres. to Earldom, Ma.i.
and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Yorks. L.I. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1900-1 late Capt. 16th Lancers :
b. 1866. Club, Cavalry.
Hon. Henry Augustus MUles-Lade, 2nd heir, late
Capt. Roy. E. Kent Yeom., served in S. Africa
iqoo-i : b. 1867, assumed name of Lade 1900. Res.,
Nash Ct., Boughton, Faversham, Kent.
Lady Violet Elizabeth M., b. 1869.
SONDES, Earl's "Widow. Countess S. (Char-
lotte, dau. of Sir Henry Stracey, 5th Bt.), mar.
1859 1st Earl Sondes (d. 1894). Res., Lees Ct.,
Faversham, Kent ; 99 Eaton PL, S.W.
SOTHEBY, Hon. Mrs. Walter, sist. of 2nd
Bn. Monteagie of Brandon.
SOULSBY, Knight. Sir William Jameson
Soulsbg, Kt. Bach. (1902), C.B. (Civ. 1896), CLE.
(1901), barrister-at-law, Piiv. See. to every suc-
cessive Lord Mayor of London from 1875, a
Lieut, for the City : b. 1851, mar. 1877 Clara, dau.
of Aug. G. Hildyard, Esq. Res., 3 Wyndham PL,
Bryanston Sq., W. ; Mansion House. E.C.
SOUNDY, Knight. Sir John Thomas Soundg,
Kt. Bach. (1899), Mayor of Windsor 1899: b.
1851, widower. Res., Thanet Lodge, Birchington
R.S.O., Kent; Meadow croft, Windsor.
SOURINDRO— see " Tagore."
SOUTER, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Helena
Lovett. dau. of the late Wm. Lochiel-Cameron,
Esq.), mar. 1863 Sir Frank H. Souter, C.S.I.,
Commissi1, of Police at Bombay (d. 1888). Res.,
Bombay House, Ootacamund, Madras ; Mo3'ar
Estates, Wynaad, S. India ; Sutton and Louisiana,
Nilgiris.
SOUTHAMPTON, Baron. Charles Henry
Fitzroy, 4th Bn. (Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Warwicks.,
formerly Capt. 10th Hussars : son of 3rd Bn. ; b.
May 1 1 , 1867 ; sue. 1872 ( 0.) ; mar. 1892 Lady Hilda
Mary Dundas, dau. of 1st M. of Zetland". Seat,
Idlicote, Warwicks., nr. Shipston-on-Stour.
Ckeatson. Gt. Br.: Bn. Southampton, 1780.— Tlu 1st
Peer was Lieut. -General Charles Fitz Roy, grandson of
2nd Duke of Grafton. The 2nd was also a Lieutenant-
General in the Army ; the 3rd was Lord Lieutenant of
Northants. (The house of Southampton write the name
" Fitzroy.")
Titled Relatives.
( Fitzroy. )
Issue of present {4th) Bn.:
A decerned dau. b. & d. 1893.
Hon. Dorothy F., b. 1895.
Hon. Victoria Alexandrina Sibell F., b. 1898.
Hon. Charles F., heir to Barony, b. 1904. (2nd heir,
his uncle Hon. Edwd. Algernon.)
Issue of yd Bn. (bro. and sists. of present)
Hon. ismay Mary Helen Augusta, now Lady Charles
Fitzlioi (see that surname for (lie orthography), h.
1863, mar. 1883 the Rev. Lord Charles Edward F.,
son of 7th D. of Grafton, q.v.
Hon. Frederica Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Percy
Crutchley, a. Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria
1883-9: I,. 1864, mar. 1890 Percy Edwd. C, Esq.
Res., Sunninghill Pk., Ascot, Berks.
Hon. Blanche Georgiana, now Hen. Mrs. Douglas-
Pennant, b. 1865, mar. 1887 Hon. Edward Sholto
D.-l'., son and heir of 2nd Bn. Penrhyn, q.v.
(I'KHSKNT BAKON, 1). 1867.)
Hon. Edward Algernon F., M.P. for S. Northants.
(C), a D.L. and 0.0. for that Co., formerly Lieut,
xst Life Gds. and a Page of Honour to Queen Vic-
toria, b. 1869. mar. 1891 Muriel, dau. of the late
Lt.-Col. Hon. Archib. C. II. Douglas-Pennant, son of
1st Bn. Penrhyn (Hon. Mrs. Edward F.). Res.,
Fox Hill, West Haddon, N'thants., nr. Rugby
12 Stafford Mansns., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
SOUTHAMPTON, Baron's Widow. The
Dowager Lady S., V.A. (Ismania Catherine,
dau. of Walter, Bn. Nugent, of Austria), was a
Lady of the Bedchamber to Oueen Victoria from
1872 till H.M.'s death: mar. 1862, as 2nd wife,
I 3rd Bn. Southampton (d. 1872). Res., Park PL,
Englerield Grn., Surrey, nr. Staines.
SOUTHAMPTON, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. James
Macarthur, D.D., Bp. Stiff, in Winchester Dioc.,
late 5th Bp. of Bombay, prev. Rect. of Lamplugh,
Cumb.. and Vic. of St. Mary Westmr., Rur. Dean
of Ealing, and Vic. South Acton, Middx., once a
barrister in Scotld. : b. 1848, widower, cons. 1898,
transl. 1903. Res., The Castle House, Petersfield,
Hants.
SOUTHBY, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of 4th
Vise. .L/ifford.
SOUTHESK, Earl of. Charles Noel Car-
negie, 7th Earl and a Bt. (Scot. ; accounted 10th
Earl by disregarding the attainder), sits as Bn.
Balinhard (U.K.) ; LL.D., a D.L. for Cos. Aber-
deen, Forfar, and Kincardine, and Lt.-Col. and
Hon. Col. Forfar and Kincardine Artill. Mil. :
son of 6th E. ; b. March 20, 1854 ; sue. 1905 (C.) ;
mar. 1891 Ethel Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Alex.
; Bannerman, 10th Bt. Seat, Kinnaird Castle,
Brechin, Forfarsh. ; res., Crimonmogate, Lonmay
R. S. O., Aberdeensh. ; Elsick, Stonehaven,
j Kincards.
Creations. Scot. : Bn. Carnegie of Kinnaird, 1616 ; E.
I of Southesk and Bn. Carnegie of Kinnaird and Leuchars,
, 1633; a Bt. 1663. U.K. : Bn. Balinhard, 1869. -The
Barony and afterwards the Earldom were conferred upon
Sir David Carnegie (Kt.), an Extraordinary Lord of
Session and a P.O., but partly in recognition of the
diplomatic services of his father and grandfather. The
line was under attainder 1715-1855, the 5th Earl having
engaged in the rebellion of the former year.
Titlkd Relatives.
( Carnegie. )
: Issue of present ("jtJt) E. :
Lady Katherine Ethel C, b. 1892.
Lord Carnegie, heir to Earldom: Charles Alex-
ander C, b. 1893.
Hon. Alexander Bannerman C,2iul heir. b. 1894.
Lady Mary Elisabeth C, b. 1899.
Surviving issue of 6th K. (half-bros., sists., and
half-sists. of present) :
By 1ST MERGE.
Lady Arabella Charlotte, now Lady A. Romitl'j, b.
1850, mar. 1878 Sam 1. llv. K., Esq., nsphew of 1st
Bn. Itoniilly and grandson of 2nd K. of Miutc
Res., Huntington Pk., Kington, Herefordsh. ;
56 Eecleston Sq., S.W.
Lady Constance Mary, now Ctss. of Elgin, C.I., b.
1851, mar. 1876 9th Karl of E., q.v.
, Lady Beatrice Diana. Cecilia, now Lady B. Stewart, h.
1852, mar. 1874 Rev. Henry Holmes S. Res.,
I'orthkerry Rect,, ISarrv, Glamorg.
(Present Earl, b. 1854.)
By 2nm) merge.
Hon. Lancelot Douglas C, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1501!,
Sec. to Brit, Legal,, in China : h. tQ6i, mar. 1890
Marion Alice do Oournay, dau. of the laic H,y.
Ford Barclay, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Lancelot &). Res.,
Brit, Lcgat., Peking.
Lady Dora Susan, now Lady D. de Rodakowski, b.
1863, mar. 1894 Ernest de R., Lieut. Austrian
Army. Res., 28 Frognal Lane, Hampstead, N.W.
Lady Helena Mariota C, b. 1865.
I Lady Katharine Agnes Blanche, now Lady K.
Morgan, b. 1867, mar. 1890 Oourtenay 0. Evan M-.,
Esq., grandson of 1st Bn. Tredegar. Res., Ashford
Ct., Ludlow, Salop.
Hon. Robert Francis C, late Maj. 2nd Batt. Gordon
Highlanders, served in S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1869.
Club, Nav. and Mil.
sou
Baronetage, Knightage, dec.
Bro. of 6th IS. (uncle of present; granted rank of
an Earl's son 1855) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1827, d. 1905.)
Hon. Charles C, a D.L. for Forfarsh., formerly
Lieut. 27th Foot and Insp. of Constabulary for
Scotld., an M.P. 1860-72: b. 1833. Res., Aldroughty,
Elgin, JNT.B.
SOUTHESK, Earl's Widow. Susan,
Counters of S. nee Lady Susan Catherine Mary
Murray, dau. of 6th E. of Dunmore, b. 1837, mar.
i860, as 2nd wife, 6th E. of Southesk, K.T. (d.
1905). Bee, Leys Castle, Inverness.
SOUTHEY, Charles William, C.M.G. (1902),
formerly a Commissi', and Ees. Magist. in South
Africa, raised and comd. Loyal Farmers Corps
during late War : b. 1832. Res., Culmstock,
Middelberg List., Cape Col.
SOUTHEY, Col. Richard George, C.B., (Mil.
1901), C.M.G. (same year), formerly Lines. R-gt. ;
Kaffir and Basuto Wars, S. Africa 1900-2, late Col.
Comdt. of Cape Colon. Vols. : b. 1844. Bes.,
Culmwood, Plumstead, Cape Town.
SOUTHWARK, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edward
Stuart Talbot, D.D., 1st Bp. of constituted See,
prev. 100th Bp. of Rochester, is Collegiate Dean of
South wark, formerly Warden of Keble Coll.,
Vicar of Leeds, Hon. Canon of Ripon, Select
Preacher at Oxford, and a Chapl. in Ord. to the
late Queen : b. Feb.. 19, 1844, cons. 1895, transl. to
Southwk. 1505, ent. Lords igoo (£.,), mar. 1870
Hon. Lavinia LyUelton, dau. of 4th Bn. Lyttelton
(Hon. Mrs. Edward Talbot— see under " Cobham,
V."). Bes., Bishop's House, Kennington Pk, S.E.
*#* This new Diocese comprises the whole portion of
the late See of Rochester south of the Thames from
['lumstead to Surbiton.
SOUTHWELL, family name of Viscounty of
that title, q.v. for " Hons."
SOUTHWELL, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Edhvyn
Hoskyns, D.D., 2nd Bp., late Bp. Suff. of Burnley
and Hon. Canon of Manchester, prev. Rect. of
Stepney and Vic. of Bolton: b. May 22, 1851,
mar. 1883, CDns. 1901, transl. 1904. Res., 55 Ash-
bourne Ed., Derby.
SOUTHWELL (pron.Suthel, th soft), Viscount.
Arthur Robert Pyers Joseph Mary Southwell,
5th Vise. (Irel.) and a Bt., late Capt. Roy.
Monm. Engr. Mil. : son of 4th V. ; b. Nov. 16,
1872 ; sue. 1878 ; mar. 1897 Dorothy Katharine,
dau. of Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. H. Walrond, 2nd Bt.,
M.P. Seat, Knolton Hall, Ellesmere, Salop.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1662 ; Bn. Southwell, 1717 ;
Vise. Southwell, 1776.— Sir Thos. Southwell, 2nd Bt.,
was created 1st Bn., the 3rd Bn. being raised to the
Viscty. The late 4th Vise, was Lieut, of Leitrim.
Titled Relatives.
(Southwell.)
Issue of present (5'7i) V. :
Hon. Robert Arthur William Joseph S., heir to
Viscounty, b. 1898.
Hon. Francis Joseph S., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Hon. John Michael S., b. 1901.
Hon. Elizabeth Katherine Mary S., b. 1904.
Dau. of 4th V. (sist. of present) :
(Present Viscount, b. 1872.)
Hon. Frances Mary Winefride, now Hon. Mrs.
Herbert Stourton, b. 1874, mar. 1898 Hcrbt. M Jos.
S., Esq. Res., Dale Cottage, Sunningdale, Ascot.
Surviving sists. of 6,th V. (aunts of present;
granted rank of Vise's daus. i860) :
(The late 4th Viscount, b. 1836, d. 1878.)
Hon. Jane Matilda Mary, now The Lady FitzGerald
(q.v., Bn.'s Wid.), b. 1838, mar. i860, as 2nd wife, Bn.
F. (Life Peer, d. 1889).
SPB 591
Hon. Margaret Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Barry,
b. 1843, mar. 1869 the late Chas. Standish B., Esq.
(d. 1897).
SOUTHWELL, Viscount's Widow. Dowager
Viscountess S. (Charlotte Mary Barbara, dau. of
Sir Pyers Mostyn, 8th Bt.), mar. 1871 4th Vise.
Southwell (d. 1878). Res., Rostrevor House,
Ramsgate.
SOWERBY, Lt.-Col. Harry John, D.S.O.
(1900-1 ), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Durh.
L.I. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1867.
SOWERBY, Lady (Mabel) Marguerite, dau.
of 5th Earl Annesley.
SPAIGHT, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Eliza-
beth Allason, dau. of the late Jno. Eckford, Esq.),
mar. 1850 Sir James Spaight (d. 1892). Res.,
Pendrea, Penzance.
SPALDING, Col. Warner Wright, C.M.G.
(1885), R.M., Japan 1863, E. Soudan (comd. N.S.
Wales contingent), late Res. Magist. Norfolk I. :
b. 1844. Res., Kingston, Norfk. Isld., via Sydney.
SPARKES,Co1.WilliamSpottiswoode, C.M.G.
(1901), late A.S.C. ; Dongola, Nile, &c, now with
Egyptn, Army: b. 1862.
SPARKES (COPLAND-), Capt. Robert,
C.M.G. (1901), R.N. retd. (1903) ; Egypt and
Gambia : b. 1851. Club, Nav. and Mil.
SPARTA— see Royal Family.
SPEARMAN, Baronet. Sir Joseph Layton
Elmes Spearman, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1840), a D.L. for
Glamorgan (High Sheriff 1882), formerly Capt.
2nd Brig. Welsh Div. R.A. (Mil.) : grandson of
istBt. (Rt. Hon. Sir Alex. Y. Spearman) and son
of the late Alex. Y. Spearman ; b. 1857, sue. 1874,
mar. 1878 Ethel, dau. of Wm. Leask, Esq. Heir,
his son Joseph William (b. 1879 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Alexander Young, b. 1881) . Seat , The Spring,
Hanwell, W. ; res., Craigour, Gullane, Hadding-
tonsh.
SPEARMAN, Edmund Robert, C.M.G. (19*),
Vice-Cons, at Chantilly, was Assist. Sec. to Brit.
Commssn. at Paris Exhibn., formerly Capt.
Middx. Yeom. : b. 1837 (uncle of preceding Bt.
and husb. of the follg. Lady). Res., Brit. Vice-
Consukte, Chantilly, France.
SPEARMAN, Lady Maria Louisa, dau. of
5th E. of Orkney.
SPEDDING, Capt. Charles Rodney, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Ir. Rif . ; S. Africa 1899-1902: b.
1871.
SPEEDING, William C, I.S.O. (1903), Har-
bour Master, Lagos.
SPEIR, Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Gifford.
SPEIRS. Lady Anne, dau. of 4th E. of Radnor.
SPEIRS (HOME-), Baronet's Widow. Lady
II.-S. (Ann Oliphant, dau. of the late Graham
Speirs, Esq.), mar. 1858 Sir Geo. Home (aftds.
Home-Speirs) , 10th Bt. (d. 1887, his successor
dropping the name Speirs— see " Home, Sir Jas.").
Bes., 11 Neville St., Onslow Sq., S.W.
SPENCE, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, dau. of 11th
Bn. North.
SPENCE, Frederick, I.S.O. (1903), Aud.-Gen.
for W. Australia, in Civ. Serv. there from 1861 ;
b. 1844. Res., Perth.
SPENCE, James Knox, C.S.I. (1898), I.C.S.
from 1865, an M.L.C. Bombay and late Commissr.
of Customs, was Brit. Del. for Portuguese Treaty
1889. Res., 6 Connaught Sq., Edgware Rd., W.
SPENCER, family name of Spencer Earldom
and of Churchill Viscounty, see latter forall issue
except Lady Sarah Isabella and the P.C. below.
[Spencer- Churchill, name of Marlborough Duke-
dom.)
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STA
SPENCER, Baron {Eng. 1603)— see "Marl-
borough, D. of," also follg. art. {Gt. Br. 1761).
SPENCER, Earl. John Poyntz Spencer, 5th
Earl {Gt. Br.), K.G. (1865), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1859),
V.D., M.A., D.C.L., LL.D., Lord Lieut, and C.C.
of Northants., Chanc. Victoria Univ. (Engld.),
an Elder Bro. of Trinity House, Hon. Col.
Northants. Imper. Yeom., hasbien twice Lord
Lieut, of Ireland, also Groom of the Stole to the
late Prince Consort, and to H.M. when Prince
of "Wales (is Keeper of the Seal of the Duchy of
Cornwall and Memb. of Counc. to present Prince),
Lord Pres. of Council (twice), and First Lord of
Admiralty, an M.P. (as Vise. Althorp) 1857: son
of 4th E. ; b. Oct. 27, 1835 ; sue. 1857 (L.) ; mar.
1858 the late Charlotte Frances Frederica, V.A.
(d. 1903), dau. of the late Fredk. 0. W. Seymour,
Esq., grandson of 1st M. of Hertford. Seat,
Althorp Pk., Northampton ; town res., Spencer
House, 27 St. James's PL, S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Vise, and Bn. Spencer (of Althorp),
1761 ; Earl Spencer and Vise. Althorp, 1765. — Jno. Spencer,
grandson of the 3rd Earl of Sunderland, who had married
the daughter of the 1st Duke of Marlborough, was
successive!}' a warded these titles. The 2nd Earl, a K.G.
and F.K.S., was First Lord of the Admiralty, Secretary
of State, &c. ; the 3rd, whilst Lord Althorp, was a dis-
tinguished M.P. and Cabinet Minister, Chancellor of
the Exchequer 1830-1 ; the 4th was a Rear -Admiral
R.N. , a C.B., and Lord Chamberlain and Lord StewarJ
of the Household.
Titled Relatives.
(Spencer.)
Surviving issue of 4th E. (sist., half-bro., &c, of
present) :
By 1ST MRRGE.
(Present Earl, b. 1835.)
Lady Sarah Isabella S., b. 1838. Re?., 28 St. James's
PL, S.W. (with b.o. below, Priv. Counc).
By 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now The Lady Sandhurst,
C.I., b. 1855, mar. 1881 2nd Bn. S., q.v.
Rt. Hon. Charles Robert heir pres. to Earldom,
b. 1857— see " Spencer, Priv. Counc." (2nd heir, his
son Albert Edward John, b. 1802. )
SPENCER,Knight. Sir (James) Ernest Spencer,
Kt. Bach. (1901), M.P. for West Bromwich (C),
a D.L. for Staff ordsh., Counsel to Austro-Hung.
Consulate : b. 1848, mar. 1877 Helen, dau. of the
late Jno. Williamson, Esq. Res., Warren Mount,
Oxshott, Leatherhead ; 10 St. James's PL, S.W. ;
diamb., 1 Dr. Johnson's Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
SPENCER, Priv. Counc. and Peer's Son. Rt.
Hon. (and Hon.) (Charles') Robert Spencer, P.C.
( Gt. Br. 1892) , V.D. , M. A. , M.P. for Mid Northants.
(L.), a D.L. for that Co. and Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. 1st Vol: Batt. Northants. Regt , was Pari.
Groom in Waiting to Queen Victoria and Vice-
Chamb. of Household : half-bro. and heir pres. of
Earl Spencer; b. 1857, mar. 1887 Hon. Margaret
Baring, dau. of 1st Bn. Revelstoke (Hon. Mrs.
Robert Spencer). lies., Dallington House,
Northampton; 23 St. James's PL, S.W.
SPENCER, Frederick, I.S.O. (1903), Aud. -Gen.
in State of W. Australia. Res., Perth.
SPENCER, Surg.-Gen. Lionel Dixon, C.B.
(Mil. 1895), M.D., I.M.S. reti. (1902) ; Waziristan
1894-5, late Princ. Med. Offr. Punjab Comd.. prev.
of Presid. Div. : b. 1842. Res., Kimberley House,
Banchorv, Kincardinesh. ; 54 Victoria St., S.W.
SPENCER, Walter Baldwin, C.M.G. (1904),
M.A., Prof, of Biology, and Pres. of Professorial
Bd. of Melbourne Univ., also Dir. of Nat. Mus.
of Victoria : b. 1860.
SPENCER-CHURCHILL— see "Churchill."
SPENS, Col. James, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Shropsh.
L.I. ; Afghn. 1879-80, S.Africa 1900-2 ; late Instr.
at Sandhurst Coll., now commg. Allahabad Brig,
of Eastn. Commd. in India, an A.D.C. to H.M. :
b. 1853. Res., Allahabad.
SPENS, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 15th Bn.
Borthwick.
SPICER, Lady Margaret Mary, dau. of 12th
E. of Westmorland.
SPIELMANN, Knight. Sir Isidore Spielmann,
Kt. Bach. (1905), has been a promoter of Art
Exhibns., was an Hon. Sec. for that of St. Louis
1904. Res., 56 Westbourne Terr., W.
SPILLER, Hon. Mrs. Ferdinand, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Clanmorris.
SPOKES, Knight. Sir Peter Spokes, Kt. Bach.
(1872), twice Mayor of Reading: b. 1830, mar.
1852 Rebecca Sarah, dau. of the late Wm. J.
Silverthorne, Esq. Res., 25 Chester Terr., Reg.
Pk.,N.W.
SPONG, Maj. Charles Stuart, D.S.O. (1898),
F. R.C.S., late R.A.M.C. ; Dongola and Soudan
1896-8, ret. 1899 : b. 1859.
SPOONER, Charles Edwin, C.M.G. (1904),
M.I.C.E., Gen. Manag. of Rails and Ch. Engr. in
Malay Fed. States, formerly in Nth. Wales and
Ceylon: b. 1853. Res., Kuala Lumpur, Fed.
Malay States ; Edmacurragh, Co. Fermanagh
(.' post-town).
SPRAGGE, Lt.-Col. Basil Edward, D.S.O.
(1887), late Yorks. L.I., Jowaki 1877, Afghn.
1878-80, Burma 1886-8, comd. 13th Batt. Imper.
Yeom. in S. Africa 1900, memb. of Hon. Corps
Gentn.-at-Arms : b. 1851. Res., North Ct. Lodge,
Brandon, Suffolk.
SPRAGGE, Col. Charles Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1898), R.A.,N.W. Frontier 1897-8, late Col. on
Staff for R.A. India, ret. 1899 : b. 1842. Res.,
Oddicombe Hall, The Downs, Babbacombe, Tor-
quay.
SPRIGG, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir John Gordon Sprigg, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897),
G. C.M.G. (1902 ; K.C.M.G. 1886), D.C.L., late for
4th time Prime Min. and Treas. of Cape Colony,
was Financ. Min. under Mr. Cecil Bhodes, and
has been Colon. Sec: b. 1830 (at Ipswich),
widower. Res., Vrede'nburg, Wynberg, Cape Col.
SPRING, Francis . Joseph Edward, CLE.
(1894), M.I.C.E., M.I.M.E., Ch. Engr. in Works
Dept. India and Hon. Maj. S. Ind. Rail. Vols. :
b. 1849. Re;., Madras.
SPRY, Capt. Leighton Hume, D.S.O. (1900-1),
W. Yorks. Regt. ; Ashanti 1895-6 and S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1871.
SQUIRE, Col. John Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1904),
M.O., Hon. Col. late Lt.-Col. comdg. Home Dist.
R.A.M.C. Vols. Res., 5 Harlev St., W.
STACK, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Charles
Maurice Stack, D.D., late 88th Bp. of Clogher :
b. 1825, mar. 1859, cons. i885, ret. 1903.
STACPOLE, Col. John, C.V.O. (1901), C.M.G.
(1902), A.S.C. retd. (1905) ; Suakin 1885, formly.
Embarkn. Offr. for Southn. Dist., late Col. comdg.
Southampton Convalescent Depot, now Dist.
Barrack Offr. E. Commd. : b. 1847. Res., South-
ampton.
STACPOOLE, Duke of. George de Stacpoole,
4th Duke (Duca— Papal States 1830) and 5th Count
(Comte— France 1818), late Lieut. 3rd Batt. Yorks.
R-gt. (Mil.) : son of 3rd D., b. i860, sue. 1896,
mar. 1883 Pauline, dau. of the late Edwd. F.
MacEvoy, Esq. Heir, his son George Mary
Edward Joseph Patrick (b. 1886 : 2nd heir, next
son, Edward Hubert Michael, b. 1888). Seat, Mt.
Hazel, Woodlawn R.S.O., Co. Galway ; Toberty-
nan, Enfield, Co. M?ath ; toicn res., 24 Cadogan
Sq , S.W.
STA Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. ST A 593
STACPOOLE, Capt. George William Eobert,
D.S.O. (1900-1), S. Staffords. Regt. ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1872.
STAFFORD, Baron. Fitzherbert Edward
Stafford-Jerningham, nth Bn. {Eng.) and a Bt. :
bro. of 10th Bn. and son of Hon. Edwd. Stafford-
Jerningham; b. July 17, 1833; sue. 1892 {L.U.);
unmrrd. Seats, Costessey Hall, Norwich ; Stafford
Castle, Staffs. ; Shifnal Manor, Salop.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1621 ; Bn. Stafford, 1640.—
There were eight Bns. Stafford by tenure, and after
these there was in 1298 created a Stafford Barony by
writ, the 2nd Bn. being made Earl of Stafford (Co.), and
the Peerage lasting till 1521, when the 9th Bn. and 8th
Earl, who was also 3rd Duke of Buckingham, was
beheaded. The BaroDy was newly created in 1547, when
Henry Stafford, son and heir of his beheaded predecessor,
was the recipient. This line lasted till about 1640, and
was then immediately restarted, Sir Wm. Howard, Kt. of
the Bath, a younger son of the Earl of Arundel and a
descendant of the last Duke of Buckingham, being
made Bn. and Vise. Stafford. He was attainted in 1678
and beheaded in i63o, but in 1688 his widow was made a
Countess for life, and her son created an Earl, this last
title continuing till 1762. The title of Stafford was now
dormant for over 60 years, but a resolution of the House
of Lords in 1824 reversed the attainder of 1678 and
awarded the title of 8th Bn. to Sir Geo. W. Stafford-
Jerningham, 7th Bt., as heir general of the Howard
line. The terms of remainder as given by Nicolas are,
"to the heirs male of their bodies, failing which to
the heirs [female] of their bodies." The numbering is
reckoned from 1547, as the extinction in 1640 was imme-
diately followed by recommencement. It may be added
that in 1461 a Humphry Stafford was created a Baron,
but beheaded eight years afterwards.
Heirs.
Heir pres. to Barony (son of 10th and 11th Bns.'
sist., Emily Charlotte, Mrs. Basil Fitzherbert
[d. 1881], whose husb. aftds. mar. widow of 9th
Bn., see below) :
Francis Edward Fitzherbert, Esq., D.S.O. (1900-1),
late Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Lane.
Regt. (Mil.), served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1859, mar.
1903 Dorothy Hilda, dau. of Albert O. Worthington,
Esq. Res., Merstown House, Newport. Salop.
(2nd heir, his bro. Basil John, b. 1861.)— The heir
pres. to Baronetcy (as this cannot be inherited
through a female) is a 2nd cous. once rem. of
Bn. S., Stafford Hknry William Jerningham,
Esq. ( b. 1867 ; 2nd heir, Peer's 2nd cousin Sir
Hubert Edward Henry J., K.C.M.G., b. 1842).
STAFFORD, Baron's "Widow. The Lady S.
(Emma Eliza, dau. of the late Frederick S. Gerard,
Esq.), mar., 1st, 1859, as 2nd wife, 9th Bn. Stafford
(d. 1884) ; 2ndly, 1887, also as 2nd wife, Basil T.
Fitzherbert, Esq. — retaining her title by courtesy.
Res., Swynnerton Pk., Stone, Staffs.
STAFFORD, Marquess of {by courtesy— title
Gt. Br. 1786) , elder son and heir of D. of Sutherland.
STAFFORD, Col. William Francis Howard,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.E., Afghn. 1878-80, Marhsud
Waziri 1881, and S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1854.
Res., Fern Rock, Queen's Pk., Chester.
STAINER, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Eliza
Cecil, dau. of Thos. Randall, Esq.), mar. 1865 Sir
Jno. Stainer, Mus.D., B.A.M., Master of the
Musicians' Co., formerly organist St. Paul's Cath.
(d. 1901). Res., 10 Sth. Parks Rd., Oxford.
STAIR, Earl op. John Hew North Gitstave
Henry Hamilton Dalrymple, 11th Earl {Scot.) and
a Bt., sits as Bn. Oxenfoord {U.K.) ; B.A., Maj.
and Hon. Lt.-Col. Ayrsh. Imper. Yeom. and a
Brigadier in Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly Maj.
Roy. Horse Gds. : son of 10th E. ; b. June 12,
1848; sue. 1903 {L. U.) ; mar. 1878 Susan Harriet,
dau. of Sir Jas. Grant-Suttie, 6th Bt., but obtd.
divorce agst. her 1905. Seats, Lochinch Castle,
Castle Kennedy R.S.O., Wigtownsh.; Oxenfoord
Castle, Dalkeith, Midlothian.
Creations. Scot. : A Bt. 1664 ; Vise. Stair, Bn.
Glenluce and Stranraer, 1690 ; E. of Stair, Vise. Dal-
rymple, and Bn. Newliston, 1703 (with repetition of the
Baronies of Glenluce and Stranraer). U.K. : Bn. Oxen-
foord, 1841.— Sir Jas. Dalrymple, previously created 1st
Bt., was also the 1st Vise. ; he was President of the
Court of Session, but was removed by James II. and
forced to take refuge in Holland, whence he returned
with the Prince of Orange and was restored to his presi-
dency. His son was raised to the Earldom, after having
been Lord Advocate and Secretary of State, and having,
it must unhappily be added, taken a leading part in the
Massacre of Glencoe. The 2nd Earl fought under Marl-
borough and afterwards became a Field Marshal, also
Ambassador to the Court of France. The 6th Earl was
Ambassador to Prussia.
Titled Relatives.
(Dalrymple.)
Issue 0/ present {nth) E. :
Vise. Dalrymple, heir to Earldom: John James D.,
Capt. Scots Gds., served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1879,
mar. 1904 Violet Evelyn, dau. of Col. Fredk. H.
Harford and gt. granddau. of 2nd E. of Rosse.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. North.) Issue:
Hon. I), (dau.), b. 1905.
Lady Beatrice Susan D., b. 1881.
Lady Marjorie Louise D., b. 1888.
Surviving issue of 10th E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1848.)
Lady Jane Georgiana, now Lady J. Vivian, b. 1850
(twin with dec. sist.), mar. 1880, as 2nd wife, Col.
Sir Arthur Pendarves V., K.C.B., q.v.
Hon. North de Coigny Dalrymple- Hamilton, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), aD.L. for Ayrsh., Col. late comdg.
3rd Batt. Scots Gds., served in Egyptian and Suakin
Expedns. and in S. Africa 1899, ret. 1905 : b. 1853,
assumed 1896 the addit. surname Hamilton, mar
1880 Marcia Kathleen Anne, dau. of the late Hon.
Sir Adolphus F. O. Liddell, K.C.B., Q.C., son of 1st
Bn. Ravensworth (Hon. Mrs. D.-H.). Res., Bar-
gany, Dailly R.S.O., Ayrsh. ; 9 Southwick Cresc,
Hyde Pk. Sq., W.
Hon. Hew Hamilton D., late Maj. 3rd Batt. Roy.
Scots Fus. (Mil.), memb. of Scot. Bd. of Manufac-
tures : b. 1857. Club, Brooks's.
Rev. the Hon. Robert M'Gill D., M.A., Vicar of
Sneinton, Nottingham : b. 1862.
Dau. ofglh E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1819, d. 1903.)
Lady Anne, now Lidy A. Dick-Lauder, b. 1820, mar.
1845, wid. 1867, sea " Lauder, Dick-, Bt.'s. Wid."
STAIRS, Maj. HenryBertram,D.S.O. (1900-1),
Canad. Contgt. in S. Afr. War 1899-1900, a barrister
of N. Sco'ia: b. 1871. Res., 14 Lucknow St.,
Halifax, N.S.
STALBRIDGE, Baron. Richard de Aquila
Grosvenor, 1st Bn. {U.K.), P.C. {Gt. Br. 1872),
M.A., F.R.G.S., Chmn. of L. & N.W. Rail., a
CO for Dorset (Vice-Chmn.), formerly Pari. Sec.
to the Treasury, "Vice-Chamb. of late Queen's
Household, Hon. Col. Dorset Yeom., and an M.P.
(1861-86) : son of 2nd M. of Westminster, K.G.,
and bro. of 1st Duke ; b. Jan. 28, 1837 ; cr. Bn.
1886 [L. U.) ; mar., 1st, 1874, the late Hon. Beatrice
Charlotte Elizabeth Vesey (d. 1876), dau. of 3rd
Vise. De Vesci ; 2ndly, 1879, Eleanor Frances
Beatrice Hamilton, dau. of Robt. H. Stubber,
Esq. Seat, Motcombe House, Shaftesbury, Dorset ;
town res., 32 Queensborough Terr., Kens. Gdns.,
W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Stalbridge, 1886.
Issue.
(Grosvenor.)
Br 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Elizabeth Emma Beatrice, now Hon. Mrs.
Aubrey Smith, b. 1875, mar. 1899 Aubrey C. Hugh
Esq., Com. R.N.
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BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Hugh G., heir to Barony, late Lieut. 14th
Hussars, served in S. Africa 1399-1903 : b. 1880,
mar. 1903 Gladys Elizabeth, dan. of the late Brinsley
de C. Nixon, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Grosvenor). (2nd heir,
his son Hugh R ufe, b. 1904.)
Hon. Blanche, now Hon. Mrs. James Holford, twin j
with preceding, mar. 1901 Maj. Jas. H. Edwd. H.,
D.S.O.,q.v.
Hon. Gilbert G., Lieut. Rifle Brigade, served in |
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1881.
Hon. Richard Eustace (?., 2nd Lieut. R.A., b. 1883.
■Hon. Eleanor Lilian G., b. 1885.
STAMEIt, Baronet and Bishop {retired). Rt. 1
Rev. Sir Lovelace Tomlinson Stamsr, 3rd Bt. 1
(U.K. 1809), D.D., late Bp. Suff. of Shrewsbury '
(cons. 1888, retd. 1905) and Rect. of Edgmond, is
Preb. of Lichfield, formerly Archdn. of Stoke-
upon-Trent : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1829, sue. i860,
mar. 1857 Ellen Isabel, dau. of the late Jos. Dent,
Esq. Heir, his son Maj. Lovelace S. (b. 1859;
2nd heir, next son, Be v. Frederick Charles S.,
b. i860). Res., Edgmond Eect., Newport, Salop.
STAMFORD, Earl of. William Grey, 9th
Earl (Eng.), M.A., late Prof, of Classics and I
Philos. at Codrington Coll., Barbados : nephew of
8th E. and son of Rev. Wm, Grey ; b. April 18, i
1850 ; sue. 1890 and adjudged rightful Earl 1892 ;
(L.U.); mar. 1895 Elizabeth Louisa Penelope,
dau. of Rev. Chas. Theobald. Res,, Llandaff
House, Weybridge, Surrey; 15 St. James's PL, 1
S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Grey of Groby, 160.-' : E. of
Stamford, 1628.— Sir Henry Grey, son of Lord J* h 1 Grey ,
and only nephew of the attainted Marq. of Dorset and
Duke of Suffolk (father of Lady Jane Grey, and, like
her and her husband, brought to the block), was created
1st Bn., his grandson and successos being elevated to
the Earldom : the latter was a Parliamentary com-
mander in the Civil War, and one of the Judges who
signed the warrant for Charles's execution. The 5th Earl ;
was also made Earl of Warrington and Bn. Delamer
(Peerages that had been held by his maternal grand-
father), but those titles hecame extinct on the death
of the 7th Earl of Stamford.
Titled Relatives.
(Grey.)
Issue of present (Qth) E. :
Lord Grey of Groby, heir to Earldom Roger G :
b. 1896. (No 2nd heir.)
Lady Jane G., b. 1899.
Dau. of 8th E. (and 1st cousin of present) :
Lady Mary G., b. 1881.
Sists. of 8'h E. (aunts of present ; granted rank of
Earl's daus. 1883) :
(The late 8th Eaul, 1). 1812, d. 1890.)
Lady Frances Charlotte Elizabeth, now Lady
Charlesworth, b. 1828, mar. i860 the late Rev. Jos.
Rhodes C. (d. 1904).
Lady Aima, now Lady A. Watson, b. 1813, mar. 1886
2nd husb., the late Jno. W., Esq., M.D. (d. 1897).
.Res., Uplands, Sandown, I.W.
STAMFORD, Earl's Widow (renin cl. andun- '
derstood to have discontinued the title). Martha,
Countess of S., nie Solomon, mar., 1st, 1880, as
3rd wife, 8th E. of Stamford (d. 1890) ; 2ndly, 1892,
Pieter Pieterse, Esq .—Her mother was an African
native. Res., Greylands, Otteiy Rd., Wynberg,
Cape Colony.
STANDEN, Bertram Prior, CLE. (1901),
has been Assist. Commissi', in Burma and Centr.
Provs., late Registr. of Judic. Commissi. 's Ct. at
Nagpur, entered I.C.S. 1888.
STANDEN, Edward James, C.B. (Civ. 1891),
formerly Res. Brit. Dir. in Paris of Suez Canal
Co., served with Turk. Contingent Engrs. in
Crimean War: b. 1836. Res., Symonds Yat,
Castle Cresc, Reading.
STANDFORD, Lt.-Col. W., D.S.O. (1902),
Cape Town Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1900-2.
STANFORD, Knight. Sir Charles Villiers
Stanford, Kt. Bach. (1902), M.A., D.C.L., Mus.
Doc, Prof, of Music in Univ. of Cambridge and to
Roy. Coll. of Music, Conductor of the Bach Choir
from 1885, was Organist of Trin. Coll. Camb.
1872-93 : b. 1852, mar. 1878 Jennie, dau. of the
late Champion Wetton, Esq. Res., 50 Holland
St., Kensington, W.
STANFORD, Lt.-Col. Walter Ernest Mor-
timer, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), C.M.Gr. (1892), S. Afr.
Wars 1877-8, 1S80-1, and 1900, Ch. Magist. in
Transkei Territs., prev. Sec. for Native Affairs :
b. 1850. Res., Transkei, Tembuland, Cape Col.
STANHOPE, family name of the Harrington
and Stanhope Earldoms. Index to the two lines,
together with that of Chesterfield — " Scuda-
more-Stanhope " (c . , Chesterfield ; h . , Harrin gton ;
s., Stanhope) :
Hn. Berkeley L. c. Hn. Mrs. Edwd. s. Hn. Hy. A thole, c.
Ly. Blanche, u. Ly. Emily Marg. s. Hn. Hy. Aug. s.
Hn. Chandos, c. Hn. Evln. Theod.c. Ly. Katherine, s.
Hn. Charles H. c. Hn.FitzroyW. W.ir.Hn.Mrs.Lincoln.H.
Hn. Claude D. 0. Ly.Fras. Joanua,n.Hn. Philip Jas. s.
Hn.Dudley H.E.u.Ly. Georgina, u. Hn. Richard Ph. s.
STANHOPE, Baron (of Shelford ; Eng. 1616),
a title of the Chesterfield Earldom, borne (as
" Lord") by the heir when a son.— See also next
art.
STANHOPE, Earl. James Richard Stanhope,
7th Earl (Gt. Br.), Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son of 6th
E. ; b. Nov. 11, 1880 ; sue. 1905 (C.) ; immrrd.
Seat, Chevening, Sevenoaks, Kent; town res.,
20 Grosvenor PL, S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Vise. Stanhope of Mahoc and
Bn. Stanhope of Elvaston, 1717 ; Earl S. 1718. " Vise.
Mahon " is the courtesy-title of an eld. son.— Jas. Stan-
hope, grandson of the 1st Earl of Chesterfield, having
been Commander-in-Chief of the British Forces in Spain
and afterwards First Lord of the Treasury and Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, was awarded this Viscty. and
Earldom. The 3rd Earl devoted himself to science and
mechanism, and the 5th was an F.R.S. and a wall-known
historian, also Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Titled Relatives.
(Stanhope.)
\ Issue of 6th E. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Lady Emily Margaret S., b. 1870.
Lady Katherine Lucy S., b. 1873.
(Present Earl, b. 1880.)
Hon. Richard Philip S., heir pres. to Earldom, b.
1885. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Henry.)
Surviving issue of 5th E. (uncles of present) :
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1838, d. 1905.)
Hon. Henry Augustus H., M.A., formerly Rect. of
Gawsworth and Spofforth, but has dropped the
prefix "Rev.:" b. 1845, mar. 1878 Hon. Mildred
Venables- Vernon, dau. of 6th Bn. Vernon (Hon.
Mrs. Henry S.). Res., Ashe AVarren, Overton,
Whitchurch R.S.O., Hant?.
Hon. Philip James S., M.P. for Har borough Div. (L.),
formerly C.E. and R.N., is a Trustee of Nat. Poit.
Gall. : b. 1847, mar. 1877 Alexandra, dau. of Ot.
Cancrine and widow of a forinor Ct. Tolstoi (Ctss.
Tolstoi), a memb. of League of Mercy,
— Dau.-in-laiv :
Hon. Mrs. Edward S. (Lucy Constance, dau. of the
late Rev. Thos. Egerton), mar. 1870 the late Hon.
and Rt. Hon. Edward S., 31. P. (d. 1893). Res.,
Revesby Abbey, Boston, Lines.
STANHOPE, Earl's Widow. Countess S.
(Evelyn Henrietta, dau. of the late Richd. Penne-
father, Esq.), mar. 1869 6th Earl Stanhope, Lord
Lieut, of Kent and First Commissr. of Church
Estates (d. 1905). Res., with present Earl.
STA
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
STA 595
STANHOPE (SCUDAMORE-), family name
of Chesterfield Earldom — see Index under
" Stanhope."
STANHOPE (SPENCER-), Knight. Col. Sir
"Walter Thomas William Spencer-Stanhope,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1904), V.D., M.A., a D.L. and Co.
Aid. for W. Rid., formerly an M.P. ; Hon. Col.
2nd Vol. Batt. York and Lane. Regt. : b. 1827,
widower. Res., Cannon Hall, Barnsley.
STANLEY, family name of Derby Earldom
and of Stanley op Alderley Barony. Index to
the two lines :
Ly. Alexandra, d.
Mgr. Hn. Alg. C. s
Hn. Alg. Fras. d.
Ly. Alice, d.
Hn. Arthur, d.
Hn. Arth. Lph. s.
Hn. Beatrice V. s.
Ly. Beatrix, d.
Hn. Blanche, s. Hn. Laura, s.
Hn. Edwd. Jno. s. Hn. Lyulph, s.
Hn. Edwd. M.O. d. Hn. Maud Aleth. s.
Hn.Mrs.Edwd.sep.Hn. Oliver F. G. d.
Hn. Ferd. Chas. d. Hn. Oliver Hugh s.
Hn. Flor. Daph. s. Hn. Sylvia L. s.
Hn. Fredk. Wm. D.Hn. Victor Alb. d.
Hn. Geo. Frdk. d. Hn. Victoria, d. i
STANLEY, Knight. Sir John Stanley, Kt. !
Bach. (1901), B.A., LL.B., Ch. Justice in N.W. S
Provs. India, prev. a Puisne Judge of the High
Ct. Calcutta, appd. Q,.C. 1892 : b. 1846, mar. 1879
Annie, dau. of the late Jag. Norris, Esq. Res.,
Allahabad.
STANLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Dorothy, dau. of the late Chas. Tennant, Esq.), 1
mar. 1890 Sir Henry Morton Stanley, G.C.B., late
an M.P., renowned African traveller who found
Dr. Livingstone in 1872, and in 1887-9 was similarly
occupied in quest of Emm Pacha (d. 1904). Res., !
Furze Hill, Pirbright, Woking, Surrey ; 2 Rich- j
mond Terr., Whitehall, S.W.
STANLEY, Lord {by courtesy), Priv. Counc, I
and Knight. Rt. Hon. Edward George Villiers :
Stanley, Lord Stanley (see compds. below), P.C.
{Gt. Br. 1903), K.C.V.O. 1905, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), I
M.P. for Westhoughton Div. of Lanes. (C), appd.
1903 Postmaster-Gen. (in Cabinet), prev. Pinanc.
Sec. to War Office, and has been a Jun. Lord of
the Treasury ; is a D.L. for Lanes., Hon. Col. 6th
Batt. Manch. Regt. (Mil.) and of 2nd Vol. Batt.
Loy. N. Lanes. Regt., served in S. Africa 1900-1,
formerly Lieut. Gren. Gds. : son and heir of 16th
E. of Derby, b. 1865, mar. 1889 Lady Alice Maud
Olivia Montagu (Lady Alice Stanley), dau. of 7th
D. of Manchester and a Woman of the Bedchamber
to H.M. the Queen. Res., Coworth Pk., Sunning-
dale, Ascot ; 36 Gt. Cumberld. PL, W.— Eor issue
see under " Derby."
STANLEY, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 1st
and only Bn. Taunton.
STANLEY, Col. Geoffrey, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
A.S.C., S. Africa 1879 (Zululd.) and 1899-1901, late
Dir. of Transport there, since comdg. A.S.C. at
Colchester*: b. 1855.
STANLEY, Capt. George, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
R.N. retd., is Surveying Offr. in Chart Branch at
Admiralty.
STANLEY of ALDERLEY, Baron. Edward
Lyulph Stanley, 4th Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt. ;
M.A., barrister-at-law, late Vice-Chmn. L.S.B.,
an M.P. 1880-5, is heir pres. to a Barony in the
Sheffield Earldom : son of 2nd Bn. and bro. of
3rd ; b. May 16, 1839 ; sue. 1903 (L.) ; mar. 1873
Mary Katharine, dau. of Sir I. Lowthian Bell,
1st Bt. of Rounton. Seats, Alderley Pk., Chel-
ford, Crewe, Cheshire ; Penrhos, Holyhead ; town
res., 18 Mansfield St., Portland PI., W. ; chamb.,
1 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
Creations. Eng. ; A Bt. 1660. U.K. : Bn. Stanley of
Alderley, 1839: Bn. Eddisbury, 1848.— Sir Jno. Thos.
Stanley, 7th Bt., obtained the Stanley Peerage: his
father was a Gentleman of the Privy Chamber. The
2nd Bn. was an M.P. 1831-41, and was created Bn. Eddis-
bury before succeeding his father; he was afterwards
President of the Board of Trade and Postmaster-General.
Titled Relatives.
(Stanley.)
Issue of present (4'A) Bn. :
Hon. Henrietta Margartt, now Hon. Mrs. William
Goodenough, b. 1874, mar. 1901 Com. Wm. Edmd.
G., R.N., nephew of Bn. Belhaven and Stenton.
Hon. Arthur Lyulph S., heir to Barony, B. A., L.C.C.,
barrister-at-law : b. 1875. mar. 1905 Margaret Evans,
dau. of Henry E. Gordon, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Stanley).
Res., 18 Mansfield St., W. ; chamb., 4 Harcourt
Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
Hon. Edward John 6'., 2nd heir. Assist. Commissr.
Nth. Nigeria : b. 1878.
Hon. Oliver Hugh S., Lieut. R.H.A., b. 1879.
The deceased Katharine Florence S., b. 1881, d. 1884.
Hon. Sylvia Laura S. , b. 1882.
Hon. Blanche Florence Daphne S., b. 1885.
Hon. Beatrice Venetia S., b. 1887.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bro. and sists. of
present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1827, d. 1903 childless. )
Hon. Alice Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Lane-Fox-Pitt-
Rivers, b. 1823, mar. 1853 the late Lt.-Gen. Augustus
Hy. L.-F.-P.-R. (d. 1900). Res., 5* Bedford Sq.,
W. C. ( Issue take name Fox-Pitt. )
Hon. Henrietta Blanche, now Dow. Ctss. of Airlie
(q.v.), b. 1830, mar. 1851 7th Earl of A., K.T.
(d. 1881).
Hon. Maud Alethea S., b. 1833. .Res., 32 Smith Sq.,
Westminster, S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1839.)
Rt. Rev. Monsgr. the Hon. Algernon Charles S.,
M.A., Domest. Prelate to Pope Pius X., alsoProto-
notary Apostolic and Bp. of Emmaus: b. 1843.
Res., 1 Via Giulia, Rome.
Hon. Rosalind Frances, now Ctss. of Carlisle, b.
1845, mar. 1864 9th Earl of 0., q.v.
Dau. of 1st Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1802, d. 1869.)
Hon. Emmeline, now Hon. Mrs. Albert Way, b.
1811, mar. 1844 the late Albt. W., Esq. (d. 1874).
STANLEY op BICKERSTAFFE, Baron
{U.K. 1832), also of PRESTON (1886)- see
"Derby, E. of."
STANMORE, Baron. Arthur Hamilton-
Gordon, 1st Bn. {U.K.), G.C.M.G. (1878 ;
K.C.M.G. 1871), M.A., D.C.L., F.R.G.S.,
F.Z.S., M.R.A.S., F.R.C.I., FeU. of Anthropolog.
Inst., Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus., a D.L. for
Berks, and Aberdeensh., a Gov. of the Imper.
Inst., memb. of Roy. Commssn. on Histor. MSS.,
formerly Lt.-Gov. of New Brunswick, Gov. of
Trinidad, Mauritius, Fiji, New Zealand, and
Ceylon, and High Commissr. for West Pacific,
also an M.P. (1854-7) and Lt.-Col. 2nd Aberdeen
Rifle Vols., was Priv. Sec. to his father when
Premier, and to Mr. Gladstone on his Mission to
the Ionian Is. : youngest son of 4th E. of Aber-
deen and bro. of 5th ; b. Nov. 26, 1829 ; cr. Bn.
1893 {L.) ; mar. 1865 the late Rachel Emily, dau.
of Sir Jno. G. Shaw-Lefevre, K.C.B. (she died
1889). Seat, The Red House, Ascot, Berks.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Stanmore, 1893.
Issue
(Hamilton-Gordon. )
Son. Rachel Nevil H.-G., b. 1869.
on. George Arthur Maurice H.-G., B.A., heir to
Barony, late Capt. 3rd Batt. Gord. Highldrs. (Mil.) :
b. 1871. Res., 5 Turner Studios, Glebe PI., Chelsea,
S.W. (No 2nd heir.)
STANNUS, Hon. Mrs. Beauchamp, dau. of 3rd
Bn. FitzGerald and Vesey.
STANSFELD, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Frances, dau. of Andrew Allan, Esq., and widow
of Hy. Aug. Severn, Esq., of Sydney, N.S.W.),
mar. 1887, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Rt. Hon. Sir
R R 2
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STA
Directory of Peerage,
STE
Jas. Stansfeld, G.C.B., M.P., formerly Pres. of
Poor Law and Loc. Govt. Bds. (d. 1898). Res.,
Allan Down, Kotherfield, Sussex, nr. Tunb.
Wells.
STANSFELD, Capt. John Raymond Evelyn,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Gord. Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1880.
STANSFELD, Capt. Thomas Wolryche, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Eoy. Warwioks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1877.
STANTON, Bishop— see "Newcastle (Aus-
tralia)."
STANTON, Knight. Gen. Sir Edward
Stanton, K.C.B.(Mil. 1935), K.C.M.G. (1882), R.E.
retd. (1881, from diplom. serv. 1882), served in
Kaffir War 1851-2 and Crimea, aftds. Cons.-Gen.
at Warsaw and in Egypt (1865), and Charge
d' Affaires at Munich, has held survey apptmts.
in Bessarabia and in Honduras: b. 1827, mar.
1862 Margarette Constance, r!au. of the late
T. Starkey, Esq. lies. , Dudbridge House, Stroud,
Glouc.
STANTON, Lt.-Col. Henry Ernest. D.S.O.
(1887), R.A., Burma 1885-9, Chitral Belief, and
N.W. Front. 1897-8, late Assist. Mil. Sec. Bombay,
was Ch. Staff Offr. in Somalild. 1903-4 : b. 1861.
STANYON, Henry John, CLE. (1895), Judio.
Commissi-. Berar, prev. Divis. Judge N?gpur, is
Lt.-Col. corndg. Nagpar Rifle Vols. : b. 1857.
STAPLES, Baronet. Sir John Molesworth
Staples, 9th Bt. (Irel. 1628), son of 8th Bt., b. 1848,
sue. 1899. Heir pres., his bro. James Head (b.
1849; 2nd heir, next bro., Robert Ponsonby,
b. 1853). lies., unfixed.
STAPLES, Baronet's Widow. Lady S.
(Elizabeth Lindsav, dau. of Capt. Jas. Head),
mar. 1844 Sir Nathl. Alex. Staples, 8th Bfc. (d.
1899). lies., Lissan, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone.
STAPLETON, family name of Beaumont
Barony, q.v. for Hon. Ivy. (For Stapleton-Cotton,
see Combermere Viscty.)
STAPLETON, Baronet. Sir Miles Talbot
Stapleton, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1679), nephew of 8th Bt.
and son of the late Lt.-Col. Richd. T. P. Stapleton ;
b. 1893, sue. 1899. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Hugh
le Despencer S., Lieut. R.N. (b. i853; 2nd heir,
latter' s bro. Francis Harry, b. 1876). Seat, Grey's
Ct., Henley-on-Thames.
STAPLETON, Baronet's Widow {remrrd.).
Lady S. (Mary Catherine, dau. of the late Adam
S. Gladstone, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1878, Sir Francis
Geo. Stapleton, 8th Bt. (d. 1899) ; 2ndly, 1902,
William Dalziel Mackenzie, Esq., retaining her
title by right. Res., Fawley Ct., Bucks., nr.
Henley-on-Thames ; Fair, DaViot R.S.O., Inver-
ness-sh. ; Croxton Pk.. Thetford, Norfolk.
STAPLETON, Lieut. J. H., D.S.O. (1900-1),
S Austral. Mtd. Inf.; S. Africa 1899-1900: b.
1876. Res., Eynesbury, Melton, Victoria.
STAPLEY Baronetcy (Eng. 1660), extinct or dormant
from 1701, now assumed (as 7th Bt.) by Harry Stapley,
of the Sports Club. The claim is given as unsubstan-
tiated by ' Debrett ' and ignored by ' Burke ' and ' Lodge.'
STAPYLTON(CHETWYND-), Lady Barbara
Emily Maria, dau. of 4th E. of Milltown.
STARMER, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st
Bn. Athlumney.
STAVELEY, Knight s Widow. Lady S.
(Susan Millicent, dau. of Chas. W. Minet, Esq.),
mar. 1864 Gen. Sir Charles Wm. D. Staveley,
G.C.B. (d. 1896). Res,, D'Estaville, Kew, Mel-
bourne.
STAVORDALE, Lord {by courtesy — title
Bn. Ilchester, Stavordale, and Redlynch, Gt. Br.
1747), son and heir of E. of Ilchester. Wife
styled Lady Helen Stavordale.
STAVRiDES, Constantine George, C.M.G.
(1885), Supt. of Assist. Dragomans at Con-
stantinople Consulate (naturalised) : b. 1827. Res.,
Brit. Consulate-Gen., Constantinople.
STAWELL, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Mary Frances Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wm.
Pomeroy Greene, Esq., R.N.), mar. 1856 Sir
Wm. Foster Stawell, K.C.M.G.. late Lt.-Gov.
of Victoria (d. i83g). Res., 44 Westbourne Pk.
Villas, W.
STEAD, Lt.-Col. Alfred James, D.S.O. d887).
LA. retd. (1893); Bhutan 1864-5, Afghn. 1878-80,
Burma 1885-7, and Hazara 1891 : b. 1845.
STEDMAN, Knight. Gen. Sir Edward Sted-
man, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), K.C.I.E. (1897), LA.,
served with Hazara Expedn. i858, in Afghanistan
1878-80, Burma i836-g, and in Chitral Relief,
now Mil. Sec. in India Office and Col. 23rd
Sikh Pioneers, late comdg. Burma Dist. : b. 1842.
Res., 14 Gt. Cumberland PL, W.
STEEL, Baronet's Widow. Lady.?. (Barbara
Joanna, dau. of Rev. Alex. Paterson), mar. 1883
Sir Jas. Steel, 1st and only Bt., Lord Provost of
Edinburgh 1900-3 (d. 1904, the year after creation
of Btcy.). Res., Boroughfield, Colinton Rd.,
Edinburgh.
STEELE, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Rosalie
Malvinia, dau. of the late Thos. M'Carty, Esq.,
of New York), mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, Gen.
Rt. Hon. Sir Thos. M. Steele, G.C.B. (d. 1890).
Res., 70 Eaton Sq., S.W.
STEELE, Lt.-Col. Frederick William, D.S.O.
(1894), A.S.C. retd. (1898) ; Egypt, Soudan, and
against Sofas 1893-4 : b. 1858.
STEELE, John, C.B. (Civ. 1899), Ch. Insp. of
Excise to Inld. Rev. Office : b. 1837. ^es-> Laurel
Bank, Holders Hill, Hendon, Middx.
STEELE, Lieut. J. E., D.S.O. (1902), S. Afr.
Lt. Horse ; Boer War 1900-2.
STEELE, Col. Samuel Benfield, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1900), Supt. of N.W.
Territs. Police, Canada ; comd. (and raised) Lord
Strathcona's Horse in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1849.
Res., 26 Faucelle St., Montreal.
STEERE, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Cathe-
rine Ann, dau. of the late Luke Leake, Esq.),
mar. 1859 Hon. Sir Jas. G. Lee Steere, K.C.M.G.,
Speaker of Leg. Assemb. W. Austr. and Memb.
i of Fed. Counc. Australasia (d. 1903). Res.,
56 St. George's Terr., Perth, W. Australia.
I STEEVENS, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir John
Stervens, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), served in Zululd.
{ 1879 and Egypt, late Insp. of Equipmt. and
! Ordu. Stores : b. 1855. Res., Courtlands, Elt-
I ham, S.E.
STEIN AECKER, Lt.-Col. F. T., D.S.O. (1902),
Maj. comdg. Steinaecker's Horse in S. Africa
j 1902, Hon. Lt.-Col. in Army.
STENTON— see " Belhaven and S."
STEPHEN, family name of Mount Stephen
Barony (no issue).
STEPHEN, Baronet. Sir Herbert Stephen,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1891), LL.M., barrister-at-law, Clk.
of Assize for N. Circuit: son of 1st Bt., b. 1857,
sue. 1894. Heir pres., his bro. Harry Lushington
(b. i860 ; no 2nd heir). Res., 33 Dorset Sq., N.W:;
chamb., 4 Paper Bdgs., Temple. E.C.
STEPHEN, Baronet's Widow. Lady S.
(Mary Richenda, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. W;
Cunningham), mar. 1855 Sir James Fitzjames
Stephen, K.C.S.I., D.C.L., 1st Bt. (d. 1894);
Res., Holmhurst, Godmanchester, Huntingdon. - -
STE Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
STEPHEN, Knight (1) . Sir Alex anderCondie
Stephen, K.C.M.G. (1894), K.C.V.O. (1900), C.B.
(Civ. 1884), a Groom m Waiting to H.M., has
been engaged in Diplom. Serv. at St. Petersburg,
Constantinople, Teheran, Bucharest, Sophia,
Vienna, Paris, and in Afghanistan, la'e Min.
Bes. at Dresden for Saxony and Saxe-Coburg :
b. 1850. Res., 124 Knight3bridge, S.W.
STEPHEN, Knight (2). Sir (Matthew) Henry
Stephen, Kt. Bach. (1904), late a Puisne Judge
and Acting Ch. Justice of Supr. Ct. N.S. Wales,
M.L A. »86j-7i : b. 1828, mar. 1900, 2nd wife,
Florence Sophie, dau. of the late A. G. D. Huth-
waite, Esq. Address, Lond. Jt. Stock Bank,
Gloucester Rd., S.W.
STEPHEN", Capt. Albert Alexander Leslie,
D.S.O. (1902), Scots Gds. ; S. Africa 1893-1902 : b.
1879.
STEPHEN", Col. FitzRoy, C.B. (Mil. 1889).
Rifle Brig. retd. (1850) ; Mutiny, Ind. Front., and
Afghn. : b. 1835. Res., Avoch House, Avoch
R.S.O., Ross-sh.
STEPHENS, Knight. Sir William Stephens,
Kt. Bach. (1905 J, Mayor of Salford.
STEPHENS, Maj.-Gen. Adolphus Hagger-
ston, C.B. (Mil. 1887), Crimea, Mutiny, and
Ashanti 1874, was A.D.C. to Com.-in.-Ch. 1878-89,
ret. 1892 : b. 1835. #es-' 49 Wetherby Mansns.,
Earl's Ct., S.W., and 2 Carlisle PL, Victoria St.,
S.W.
STEPHENS, George Henry, C.M.G. (1902),
M.I.C.E., has been engaged on Rail, and Harbour
Works in India, W. Africa, and W. Indies, also
at home : b. 1855. Res., Oaklea Warren, Newick,
Lewes.
STEPHENS, Eichard, I.S.O. (1902), Clerk of
Works, Broadmoor Asylum (Wellington Coll.
Station, Berks).
STEPHENSON, Hon. LADY-see Kt. 2.
STEPHENSON, Knight(i). Gen.Sir Frederick
Charles Arthur Stephenson, G.C.B. (Mil. 1886;
K.C.B. 1884), Constable of the Tower and Col.
Coldstrm. Gds., served in Crimea, China 1857-61,
and comd. in Egypt and Soudan 1883-7, ret-
is a Commissi1, of Patriotic Fund : b. 1821. Res.,
83 St. George's Sq., S.W.
STEPHENSON, Knight (2). Adm. Sir Henry
Frederick Stephenson, G.C.V.O. (1902), K.C.B.
(Mil. 1897; C.B. Civ. 1876, Mil. 1889), served in
Black Sea, in China, Mutiny, Canada, Egypt, and
in Arctic Expedn. 1875-6, has comd. Pacific and
Channel Squadrons, ret. 1904 ; an Extra Equerry
to H.M., formerly First and Princ. Nav. A.D.C,
no v Gent. Usher of the Black Rod : b. 1842,
mar. 1903, as 2nd husb., Hon. Charlotte Elizabeth
Eleanor, nee Eraser, dau. of 17th Bn. Saltoan and
widow of Lt.-Col. Wm. H. A. Keppel (Hon.
Lady Stephenson). Res., 18 Lowndes St., S.W.
STEPHENSON, Knight (3). Sir William
Haswell Stephenson, Kt. Bach. (1900), a D.L. for
Northumbd., Chmn. of Tyne Improvemt.
Commssn., and an Alderman of Newcastle-on-
Tyne, four times Mayor : b. 1836, widower. Res.,
Elswick House, Newcastle-on-Tyne.
STEPHENSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
S. (Eglantine, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. Edwd.
Pleydell-Bouverie, son of 3rd E. of Badnor), mar.
1864 Sir Aug. F. W. Keppel Stephenson, K.C.B.,
K.C., formerly Solic. to Treasury (d. 1904).
Res., 46 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.— (2)
Lady S. (Elizabeth, widow of J. TindaU, Esq.).
mar. 1883, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Rowland
M. Stephenson, C.E. (d. 1895). Ses-i Holmfield,
Rusthall, Tunbridge Wells.— (3) Lady S. (Emma,
STE 597
dau. of Thos. Jas. Parker, Esq., of Sheffield),
mar. 1862 Sir Henry Stephenson, Kt. Bach., sen.
partner of the local firm of type-founders (d.
1904). Res., The Glen, Endcliffe Vale, Sheffield.
STEPHENSON, Lieut. Eric Seymour, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Glouc. Regt.; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1879.
STEPHENSON, Maj .-Gen. Theodore Edward,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late of Essex Regt., comd. i8ih
Brigade in S. Air. War 1899-1901, now comdg.
Transvaal Dist. : b. 1856. Res., Pretoria.
STEPNEY, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Co?mo Gor-
don Lang, D.D., Bp. Surf, in London Dioc. (for
E. London), Canon and Treas. of St. Paul's, late
Vic. of Portsea and Hon. Chapl. to Queen Victoria,
formerly Vic. of St. Mary, Oxford, and Exam.
Chapl. to Bps. of Lichfield and Oxford, was Dean
of Magd. Coll. 1893-6: b. 1864, cons. 1901. Res.,
2 Amen Ct., St. Paul's, E.C.
STEPNEY (COWELL-), Baronet. Sir Emile
Algernon Arthur Keppel Cowell-Stepney, 2nd
Bt. [U.K. 1871), F.R.G.S., a D.L. for Carmar-
thensh. (High Sheriff 1884), formerly a clerk
in For. Off. and an M.P. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1834,
sue. 1877, mar. 1875 the under-mentioned Hon.
Lady Cowell-Stepney, who obtd. judic. sep. 1903.
Heir.none. Seat, The Dell, Llanelly, Carmarthsh.
STEPNEY (COWELL-), Hon. Lady, dau. of
2nd Bn. De Tabley (q.v.) and wife of above Bt.
STERN, family name of Wandsworth Barony
(no issue).
STERN, Knight. Sir Edward David Stem,
Kt. Bach. (1904), B.A., a D.L. for Surrey (High
Sheriff, 1904) and Capt. and Hon. Maj. Roy.
Berks. Imper. Yeom., presented a public rt crea-
tion ground to Chertsey, ho'ds Order of Mercy
(a Pres. of the League), is head of the firm of
Stern Bros. : son of the late Vise, de Stern, b.
18—, mar. 1883 Constance, dau. of the late Rt.
Hon. Sir Geo. Jessel. Res., Fan Ct., Chertsey,
Surrey ; 4 C irlton House Terr., S.W.
STEUART, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Guillamore.
STEUART (SETON-), Baronet. Sir Alan
Henry Seton-Stenari, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1815). B.A.,
Hered. Armour-Bearer and Squire of the Royal
Body in Scotld., a Commissr. of Supply for Cos.
Lanark and Stirling and D.L. for latter : nephew
of 3rd Bt. and son of the late Ai-chib. Seton-
Steuart, Esq. : b. 1856, sue. 1884, mar. 1883 Susan
Edith, dau. of Sir Jas. Clerk, 7th Bt. Heir pres.,
his bro. Douglas Archibald (b. 1857 ; no 2nd
heir). Seats, Touch, Stirling; Allanton House,
Newmains R.S.O., Lanarks.
STEVENS, Bishop— see "Barking."
STEVENS, Knight (1). Sir Charles Cecil
Stevens, K.C.S.I. ^1899), B.A., Sen.Memb. Bengal
Bd. of Rev., Chmn. of Calcutta Port Commssn.,
and Addit. Memb. Counc. of Viceroy, was
officiating Lt.-Gov. of Bengal 1897 : b. 1840, mar.
1862 Mary Ann Caroline, dau. of the late Capt.
Jno. Turner, H.E.I.C.S. Res., 32 Harcourt Terr.,
W. Brompton, S.W.
STEVENS, Knight (2). Sir John Foster
Stevens, Kt. Bach. (1905;, late a Puisne Judge of
High Ct., Calcutta.
STEVENS, Frank, C.M.G. (1901), Assist, in
Prss. Christian's Hosp. S. Africa 1900 : b. 1850.
Res., Intabane, Ridge Rd., Durban, Natal.
STEVENS, Frederick, I.S.O. (1902), Princ.
Clerk Statist. Dept., Loc. Govt. Bd.
STEVENSON, Knight (1). Sir Edmond Sin-
clair Stevenson, Kt. Bach. (1905), M.D., memb.
of Med. Counc. at the Cape.
Directory of Peerage,
STE
598 STE
STEVENSON", Knight (2). Sir Thomas
Stevenson, Kt. Bach. (1904), M.D.. F.R.C.P., Sen.
Scientific Analyst to Home Office, Past Pres. of
Soc. of Med. Oifrs. of Health, Inst, of Chemistry,
&c, many years Lecturer on Chemistry (1870-98)
and still on Forensic Medicine at Guy's Hosp. :
b. 1838, mar. 1867 Agnes, dau. of Chas. Maberly,
Esq. Res., Sandhurst Lodge, Streatham, S.W.
STEVENSON, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Carolina, dau. of Jos. S. Biscoe, Esq.), mar.,
1st, 1852, Sir Wm. Stevenson, K.C.B. (d. 1863);
2ndly, 1865, the late Rev. Poster B. Zineke
(d. 1893) — retaining title by courtesy, lies., 5
Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
STEVENSON, Capt. Alexander Gavin, D.S.O.
(1898), R.E., Dongola and Soudan, was Locom.
Supt. to Fd. Force in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1871.
STEVENSON, Capt. Edward Hall, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.,S. Africa 1899-1902 as Staff Capt. \
for Intel!. : b. 1872.
STEVENSON, Edward Sneade Boyd, CLE.
(1905), Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Police in Madras.
STEVENSON, George Augustus, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1900), Commissr. of Pub. Works in Ireld.,
prev. Priv. Sec. to the Chief Sec. : b. 1856. Res.,
Melrose, Silchester Ed., Kingstown. Co. Dublin.
STEVENSON, Col. James, C.B. (Civ. 1905),
A D C. to 9th Lanarks. Vol. Rifles.
STEVENSON, Capt. Robert (1), D.S.O. (1902),
N.Z. Colonials ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1870.
STEVENSON, Col. Robert (2), C.M.G. (1901),
18th Hussars retd. (igo2) ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.
1845. Club, Nav. and Mil.
STEVENSON, Thomas, I.S.O. (1903), Postmr.
and Surveyor at Newcastle-on-Tyne : b. 1839.
STEVENSON, Maj.-Gen. Thomas Rennie,
C.B. (Mil. 1882), Egypt 1882, has been Com. of
two home Regtl. Dists., ret. 1898 and is Col.
Roy. Ir. Fus. : b. 1841. Res., Sunnyside, Lanark.
STEVENSON, Col. William Flack, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), M.B., R.A.M.C. retd. (1905), was a
Princ. Med. Offr. with Forces in S. Africa 1899-
1900, is an Hon. Surg, to H.M. : b. 1844. Res.,
Artillerv Mansns., 75 Victoria St., S.W.
STEWARD, Knight. Hon. Sir William Jukes
Steward, Kt. Bach. (1902), a journalist, Maj. of
N.Z. Vols., late Memb. of House of Repres.
(Speaker 1891-3), was Mayor of Oamaru 1876-9:
b. 1841, mar. 1873 Hannah, dau. of Rev. Caleb
Whitefoord. Res., Ashburton, Canterbury, N.Z.
STEWARD, Maj.-Gen. Edward Harding,
C.M.G. (1887), R.E. retd. (1883) ; S. Africa 1879,
has been Comdt. of Natal and Mil. Adviser to
Agents-Gen. in Australasia, now Insp. Warlike
Stores for Crown Cols, with N.Z. and Egypt : b.
^35- lies., The Firs, Horsham, Sussex.
STEWART, family name of Galloway Earl-
dom. Index to that line and that of part of the
Londonderry Marquessate (one Lady named
Vane-Tempest-Stewart), together with several
separate entries (including compounds) :
Hn. Mrs. Alex. g. Ly. Isab. Maud, o. Hn. Maureen, l.
Ly. Alice Sh.-82p. Ly. Isab. lteb. sep. Ly.Oct. S.-Bt.'s wd.
Ly. Beatrice, sep. Hn.Mrs.James.sep.Ly. Philippa, sep.
Ly. Catherine, sup.Hn. Keith Anth. o.Hn. Walter Jno. o.
Hn.FitzRoyS.K. G.Ly. MaryCalh sep.
STEWART, Baron— see " Stewart of Garlies "
and " of Stewart's Court," also " Stuart."
STEWART, Baronet of Athenry. Sir Huon
Houghton Steiuart, 4th Bt. ( U.K. 1803), Lt.-Col.
arid Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Innisk. Fus. (Mil.),
served in S. Africa 1901 : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1858,
sue. 1905. Heir pres., his bro. Maj. Georc.e
Powell S. (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's son John
Houghton, b. 1895). Seats, Carrickmore House
(Carrickmore R.S.O.), and Lough M'Rory Lodge
(/post-town) — both Co. Tyrone; town res., 26
Buckingham Gt. Gdns., S.W.
STEWART, Baronet of Fort Stewart. Sir
Harry Jocelyn Urquhart Stewart, 11th Bt.
(Irel. 1623), Maj. Donegal Artill. (Mil.) : bro. of
10th Bt., and descended from a younger son of
the 1st ; b. 1872, sue. 1894, mar. 1896 Isabel Mary,
dau. of Lt.-Col. F. S. Mansfield. Heir, his son
William Francis (b. 1901 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Jocelyn Harry, b. 1903). Seat, Fort Stewart,
Ramelton R.S.O., Co. Donegal.
STEWART, Baronet of Greenock — see
"Stewart (Shaw-)."
STEWART, Baronet of South Kensington.
Maj.-Gen. Sir Norman Robert Stewart, 2nd Bt.
{U.K. 1881), C.B. (Mil. 1901), LA. retd. (1905), was
A.D.C. to his father in Afghanistan 1878-80,
A.A.G. and Q.M.G. at Suakin, and Col. comdg. 1st
Inf. Brigade in China 1900 : son of 1st Bt., b. 1851,
sue. 1900, mar. 1875 Adeline, dau. of P. W. Hewett,
Esq., of Bombay. Heir, his son Douglas Law
(b. 1878; no 2nd heir. Club, Jun. Army and
Navy.
STEWART, Baronet of Southwick — see
"Stewart (M'Taggart)."
STEWART, Baronets' Widows. (1) Lady
S. of Athenry (Annie Coote, dau. of Geo. P.
Houghton, Esq.), mar. 1856 Sir Jno. Marcus
Stewart, 3rd Bt. (d. 1905).— (2) Lady S. of Gran-
tully (Hester Mary, dau. of the late Jno. Fraser,
Esq., of Bunchrew), mar. 1875 Sir Archib. Douglas
Stewart, 8th Bt. (d. 1890, line extinct). Res.,
Grantully Castle, Aberfeldy, Perthsh. ; 10 Prince's
Gt., S.W.— (3) Dowager Lady S. of Sth. Ken-
sington, C.I. (Marina, dau. of Com. Thos. D.
Dabine, R.N.), mar. 1847 Fd.-Marsh. Sir Donald
M. Stewart, 1st Bt., G.C.B., G.C.S.I., formerly
Com.-in-Ch. in India (d. 1900). Res., 75 Harring-
ton Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
STEWART, Hon. Lady, dau. of 1st Bn. Play-
fair (q.v.), and wife of Lt.-Gen. Sir Robt. Mac-
Gregor Stewart (Kt. 2).
STEWART, Knight (1). Sir David Stewart,
Kt. Bach. (1896), M.A., L.L.D., formerly Pres.
Chamb. of Comm. and Dean of Guild of Aber-
deen, late Ld. Prov. of that city, is a D.L.
for Cos. Aberdeen and Kincardine and for Co. of
City of former, a Dir. of Gt. N. of Scot. Rail. Co.
and Northn. Assur. Co., and a Liveryman of the
City of London : b. 1835, mar. i860 Margaret Dyce,
dau. of Rev. David Brown, D.D. Res., Banchory
House, Kincardinesh., Aberdeen.
STEWART, Knight (2). Lt.-Gen. Sir Robert
MacGregor Stewart, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.A.,
Gov. of Bermuda, served in Hazara Expedn. 1868,
Afghn.,and Soudan, twice an A.Q.M.G. in India ;
an A.D.C. to the late Queen 1887-97: b. 1842,
mar. 1889, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Hon. Jessie
Ann, widow of Capt. Edmd. Peel and dau. of 1st
Bn. Playfair (Hon. Lady Stewart). Res., Govt.
House, Hamilton, Bermuda.
STEWART, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady S.
(Blanche Caroline, dau. of the late Adm. Hon.
Keith Stewart, C.B., son of 8th E. of Galloway),
mar. 1872, as 2nd wife, Adm. Sir Wm. Houston
Stewart, G.C.B., grandson of 5th Bt. of Shaw-
Stewart line (d. 1901). Res., 8 Park Mansns.,
Knightsbridge, S.W. — (2) Lady- S. (Georgina
I Janet, dau. of the late Adm. Sir Jas. Stirling
and widow of Maj .-Gen. Sir Henry Tombs, K.C.B.
¥<&), mar. 1877 Maj.-Gen. Sir Herbert Stewart
STE
Baronetage, Knightage, d'c.
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599
(gfc. grandson of 7th E. of Galloway), K.C.B. (d.
1885). Res., Chilworth Manor, Guildford.— (3)
Lady S. (Jessy Dingwall Fordyce dau. of Eev.
Robt. Macdonald, D.D.), mar. i865, as 2nd wife,
Sir Thos. Grainger Stewart, M.D., LL.D., once
Pres. of Brit. Med. Assoc. (d. 1900). Res., 13
barrister-at-law, Hon. Col. Ayrsh. and Gallo-
way Artill. Vols. : son of the late Mark H.
Stewart, Esq., b. 1834, assumed additional sur-
name MacTaggart 1895 on succeeding to the
estates of Sir J. MacTaggart, Bt. of Ard-
well (extinct), mar. 1866 Marianne Susanna, dau.
Rothesay PI., Edinburgh.— (4) Lady S. (Marie, of the late Jno. Orde Ommanney, Esq. Heir, his
dau. of Jos. Wheeler, Esq.), mar. 1888, as 2nd ; son Edward Orde (b. 1S83 ; no 2nd heir). Seats,
wife, Sir Robt.Prescott Stewart, Mus.D. (d. 1894). ! South wick, Kirkcudbrsh., nr. Dumfries; Ardwell,
Res., 66 Upp. Leeson St., Dublin.— (5) Lady S. | Stranraer, Wigtownsh.
(Mona Gough, dau. of Col. Gregory Haines)
mar. 1870 Gen. Sir Richd. Campbell Stewart,
K.C.B. (d. 1904). Res., Bradley Hall, Ashbourne,
Derbysh.
STEWART, Lord courte.y/-*ee " S. of
Stewart's Ct."), grandson of M. of Londonderry
(see remark there) .
STEWART, Capt. Algernon Bingham An-
struther, D.S.O. (1900-1), Seaf. Highldrs. ;
Chitral Relief and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1869.
STEWART, Lady Beatrice Diana Cecilia,
dau. of 6th E. of Southesk.
STEWART, Lt.-Col. Bryce, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Munst. Fus. ; Burma 1885-8 and S. Africa
1899-1902: b. 1857.
STEWART, Maj. Cosmo Gordon, D.S.O.
1895), R. A., Chitral Relief Expedn. and Khar-
toum, S. Africa 1902, late serving with Egyptn.
Army: b. 1869 (son of 3rd Bt. of Athenry).
STEWART, Daniel, I.S.O. (1902), Sec. to Gen.
Regist. Office, Edinburgh.
STEWART, Col. Dudley Stratheabx, C.B.
STEWART (SHAW- ) , B aronet. Sir (Mich ael)
Hugh Shaw-Stewart, 8th Bt. {Scot. 1667), M.P. for
E. Renfrewsh. (C), a D.L. for that Co. and
Stirlingsh., formerly Capt. in Arg. and Suthd.
Highldrs. (Mil.), a memo, of Roy. Commssnsr. J
upon Deer Forests 1892 and Physical Tiaining
^Scotld.) 1902 : son of 7th Bt., b. 1854, sue. 1903, I
mar. 1883 the under-mentioned Lady Alice Shaw-
Stewart. Heir pres., his bro. Rev. Charles
Robert S.-S. (b. 1856 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Walter
Richard, b. 1861). Seats, Ardgowan, Greenock ;
Duchal, Kilmalcolm, Paisley ; Carnock, Larbert,
Stirlingsh. ; town res., 20 Mansfield St., Portland
PL, W.
STEWART (SHAW-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady Octavia, nee Grosvenor. dau. of 2nd M. of
Westminster, b. 1829, mar. 1852 Sir Michael R.
Shaw-Stewart, 7th Bt., formerly an M.P. (d.
19°3)- Res., Fonthill Abbey, Salisbuiy.
STEWART (SHAW-), Lady Alice Emma, wife
of preceding Baronet and dau. of 4th M. of Bath.
STEWART (VANE-TEMPEST-), family name
(Mil. 1902), N'thumb. Fus.; S.Africa 1899-1932: I of Londonderry Marquessate as regards issue
b. i8sq. ' 01 present Peer (see " (Stewart "), but issue of 5th
1859
STEWART, Maj.-Gen. George, C.B. (Mil.
i887),B.S.C.retd. (1S87) ; Mutiny, China, Umbeyla,
Jowaki, and Afghn. 1878-80, now Col. Lumsden's
Guides (Ind.) : b. 1839. Res., Baldorran, College
Rd., Norwood, S.E.
STEWART, Lt.-Col. Harry King, C.M.G.
(1902), late Gord. Highldrs. ; Egypt, Soudan,
Nile, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1862.
STEWART, Lady Isabella Rebecca, dau.
of 2nd E. of Norbury.
STEWART, Maj.-Gen. James Calder, C.B.
(Mil. 1891), LA. Supernum. list: Muthry, Jowaki,
Afghn. 1878-80, and Burma 1887-8, now Hon.
Col. 71st Hariana Lancers: b. 1840. Res., 59
Jercnyn St., S.W.
STEWART, Hon. Mrs. James (Logan), sist. of
13th Bn. Dormer.
STEWART, Col. John, OLE. (1887), 30 years
in charge of Cawnpore Harness Fact, in Ind.
Ordn. Dept. (Comsry. of Ordn. during Mutiny),
ret. i838: b. 1833. Res., Ardvoiiich, Lochearn
HeadR.S.O., Perthsh.
STEWART, Lady Mary Catherine, dau. of
3rd E. of Norbury.
STEWART, Lady Philippa, dau. of 14th D.
of Norfolk
5th
M. were named Yane-Tempest only.
STEW ART-MTJRRAY— see "Atholl,D. of."
STEWART of GARLIES, Baron (Gt. Br.
1706), Imper. title of E. of Galloway.
STEWART of STEWART'S COURT, Baron
{U.K. 1814) — see "Londonderry, M. of."
STILL, Charles, OLE. (1898), an indigo
planter: b. 1849. Res., Sathi Factory, Chum-
parun, Bengal.
STIRLING, Baronet of FasUne. Sir (Walter)
George Stirling. 3rd Bt. (Gt. Br. 1800), Hon. Col.
Kent Artill. (Mil.), was an Extra Groom in Wait-
ing to Queen Victoria, formerly Capt. R.H.A.,
A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Irel., and Gov. to
H.R.H. the late Pr. Leopold (D. of Albany) : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1839, sue. 1888, mar., 1st, the late
Visctss. Clifden, V.A., d. 1896; 2ndly, 1903, Emily
Frances, widow of 2nd Bn. De L'Isle and Dudley,
and dau. of the late Wni. F. Ramsay, Esq. —
retaining title of Baroness by courtesy. &Heir,
none. Res., Borthwood, Sandown, I. of Wight ;
50 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
STIRLING, Baronet of Glorat. Sir Charles
! Elphinstone Fleming Stirling, 8th Bt. (Scot.
I 1666), formerly Capt. Stirlingsh. Mil., is a D.L.
for the Co. : bro. of 7thBt.,b. 1831, sue. 1861, mar
STEWART, Maj.-Gen. Robert Crosse, C.B. I 1867 Anne Georgina, dau. of the late Jas. Mm-ray,
(Mil. 1881), Mutiny, formerly A.G. Madras Army
and Gov. Netley Hosp., retired 1884: b. 1825.
Res., 23 Palmeira Mansns., Hove, Brighton.
STEWART, Capt. Robert Hathorn Johnston,
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903, repeated 1905), R.N.,
China 1900 : b. 1858.
STEWART, Capt. William Edward Logan,
D.S.O. (1902), Welsh Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902,
part as A.D.C. : b. 1873.
STEWART (MACTAGGART-), Baronet. Sir
Mark John MacTaggart-Stewart, 1st Bt. (U.K.
1892), V.D., M.A., M.P. for Kirkcudbrightsh.
(C), and a D.L. for that Co. and Wigtownsh.,
Esq., of Bryanston Sq. Heir, his son Capt,
George Murray Home S., D.S.O. (q.v. ; no 2nd
heir). Seat, Glorat, Milton of Campsie, Glasgow.
STIRLING, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Waite Hockin
Stirling, D.D., late 1st Bp. of Falkland Is. (1869-
1901), now Bp. Assist, to Bp. of Bath and Wells
and a Canon Res. of Wells Cathedral: b. 1829,
mar. i833, 2nd wife. Res., East Liberty, Wella,
Somerset.
STIRLING, Knight (1). Hon. Sir John Lance-
lot Stirling, Kt. Bach. (1902), B.A., LL.B.,
barrister-at-law and a sheep-farmer, Pres. Legis.
Counc. of Soutli Australia, prev. nine years an
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Directory of Peerage,
STO
M.L.A. and ten years M.L.C. : b. 1849, mar.
1883 Florence Marian, dau. of the late Sir Wm.
Milne. Res., The Lodge, Strathalbyn, S. Australia.
STIRLING, Knight (2). Gen. Sir William
Stirling, K.C.B. (Mil. 1893), Col. Comdt. R.A.,
served in Crimea, Mutiny, China, and Afghan
War 1878-9 ; late Lieut, of the Tower, was Gov.
Roy. Milit. Acad. Woolwich 1890-5 : b. 1835,
mar. i85g, 2nd wife, Anna Christian, dau. of Wm.
Stirling. Esq. Res., Ochiltree, Folkestone.
STIRLING, Priv. Counc. and Knight (3). Rt.
Hon. Sir James Stirling, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1900), Kt.
Bach. (1886), M.A., LL.D., F.R S., a Lord Justice
of Appeal, late Judge of High Court, Chancery
Div., prev. Jun. Equity Couns. to Treasury: b.
1836, mar. 1868 Aby, dau. of Jno. T. Renton,
E-<q. Res., Finchcocks, Goudhurst, Kent; 3
Hans Cresc, Sloane St., S.W. ; chamb., 353 Roy.
Cts. of Justice, W.C.
STIRLING, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Cr an worth.
STIRLING, Edward Charles, C.M.G. (1893),
M.A., M.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.S., Prof, of Physiol,
at Adelaide IJniv., late Sen. Surg. Adelaide Hosp.,
has been Pres. Roy. Soc. S. Austral.: b. 1848.
Res., St. Vigeans, Mt. Lofty, S. Australia.
STIRLING, Capt. George Murray Home,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Essex Regt. ; Chitral Belief,
Tirah, and S. Africa 1900-1, late a Spec. Serv.
Off r. in Somalild . ; is heir to above Baronetcy of
Grlorat : b. 1869.
STIRLING, Hon. Mrs. Gilbert, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Rossmore.
STIRLING, Capt. James David, D.S.O. (1900-1),
LA., Chitral Relief, Malakand, and China
1900-2 : b. 1873.
STIRLING, Lieut. Walter Francis. D.S.O.
(1902), Roy. Dub. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1880.
STOCKENSTROM, Baronet. Hon. Sir Gys-
bert Henry Stor.kmstrdm, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1840),
M.L.C. of Cape Col., formerly an officer in
61st Foot: son of 1st Bt., b. 1841, sue. 1864,
mar. 1876 Harriott Kate, dau. of Wm. Fuller,
Esq. Heir pres., his nephew Andries (b. i858;
2nd heir, latter's son Andries Lars, b. 1898). Res.,
Maasstrom, Bedford, Cape Col.
STOCKLEY, Col. Charles More, C.B. (Mil.
1894), LA. retd. (1897) : Ind. Front. 1863, Jowaki,
Afghn. 1878-80: b. 1845. Res., Round Oak,
Newbury, Berks.
STOCKWELL, Maj. George Clifton Inolis,
D.S.O. (1902), Highld. L.I.; Chitral Relief, S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1863.
STOKER, Knight. Sir (William) Thornley
Stoker, Kt. Bach. (1895), M.D., F.R.C.S.I. (Pres.
1894-6), Gov. of Swift's Hosp. and of Nat.
Gall, of Ireld., Pres. Roy. Acad. Med. (Ireld.),
formerly Surg. City of Dubl. Hosp. and Prof.
Anat. R.C.S.I. : b. 1845, mar. 1875 Emily, dau.
of Wm. Stewart, Esq. Res., 8 Ely PL, Dublin.
STOKER, George, C.M.G. (1901), M.D.-
M.R.C.P.I., Phys. to Lond. Throat Hosp., Vice-
Pres. Brit. Laryngolog. Soc, one of the Med.
Staff at Irish Hosp. in S. Africa 1899-1900, prev.
gave surg. aid in other wars: b. 1855. Res.,
1 4 Hertford St. , Mayf air, W.
STOKER, Thomas, C.S.I. (1898), B.A., late
Sec. to Govt. Scarcity Dept. of N.W. Provs. India,
in I.C.S. from 1872 (Under Sec, Insp.-Gen. of
Registration, &c.) : b. 1849. Res., 42 Egerton
Cresc, Brompton Rd., S.W.
STOKES, Baronet. Sir Arthur Romney
Stokes, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1889), M.A., son of 1st Bt.
(Sir George Gabriel LLD., F.R.S., Master of
Pembroke Coll. Cambridge, and a distinguished
Scientist), b. 1858, sue 1903, mar. 1897 Mary
Winifred, dau. of Hubert Garbett, Esq. Heir,
none. Res., Ivy House, Kingsland, Shrewsbury.
STOKES, Knight. Sir Henry Edward Stokes,
K.C.S.I. (1892), B.A., formerly Ch. Sec. to Govt,
of Madras, a Memb. of Counc, and M.L.C, has
held various posts under Madras Bd. of Rev. :
b. 1841, widower (twice). Res., 37 Onslow Sq.,
S.W.
STOKES, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady S.
(Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Lewis
Moore, D.D.), mar. 1869 Sir Wm. Stokes, M.D.,
F.R.C.S.I., formerly its President (d. 1900). Res.,
Carrig Breace, Howth, Co. Dublin; 5 Merrion
Sq., Dublin.— (2) Lady S. (Marjorie Augusta,
dau. of Jno. Simpson, Esq., of Ontario), mar.
1854 Capt. Sir Robt. B. Stokes, C.B., a Res.
Magist. in Ireld. (d. 1899).
STOKES, Lt.-Col. Alfred, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1881 and 1899-1900, Bechuanald.
1884-5: b. i860.
STOKES, Gabriel, C.S.I. (1901), B.A., Chief
Sec. to Govt, of Madras and a Memb. of Counc.
of Gov. : b. 1849. Res., Madras.
STOKES, Sec. Lieut. Haldane Day, M.V.O.
(5th Class 1905), 3rd Batt. Roy. Lane Regt. (Mil.).
STOKES, Whitley, C.S.I. (1877), OLE. (1879),
D.C.L., LL.D., F.SA., formerly Law Memb. of
Counc of Viceroy of India, a memb. of several
foreign learned Socs. : b. 1830. Res., 15 Gren-
ville PI.. Cromwell Rd., S.W.
STONE, Knight (1). Sir Edward Albert
Stone, Kt. Bach. (1902), Ch. Justice of Western
Australia, formerly Crown Solicitor and a Puisne
Judge : b. 1844, mar. 1867 Susannah, dau. of the
late Geo. Shenton, Esq. Res., Rose Hill, 84
Adelaide Terr., Perth, W.A.
STONE, Knight (2). Sir (John) Benjamin
Stone, Kt. Bach. (1892), F.R.A.S., F.R.G.S.,
F.L.S., F.G.S., M.P. for E. Birmingham {&),
Chmn. of local Conserv. Assoc., an author of
scientific works : b. 1838. mar. 1867 Jane, dau. of
P. Parker, Esq., of Lottersdale. Res., The
Grange, Erdington. B'ham. ; Midland Grand
Hotel, Euston Rd., N.W.
STONEY, Edward Waller, OLE. (1904),
M.I.C.E., late Ch. Engr. Madras Rail. : b. 1844.
STONHAM, Maj. Charles, C.M.G. (1901),
F.R.C.S., F.Z.S., Hon. Maj. R.A.M.C., Sen. Surg,
at Westmr. Hosp., and Exam, in Surg, to Soc. of
Apothecaries, was Chief Surg. Imper.Yeom. Hosp.
S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1859. -#es-> 4 Harley St., W.
STONHOUSE. Baronet. Sir Ernest Hay
Stonhouse, 16th Bt. {Eng. 1628 and 1670), son of
15th Bt., b. 1855, sue 1884, mar. 1897 Louise
Catherina, dau. of the late Lodwick W. Rees,
Esq. Heir pres., a remote cousin, gt. grandson
of 11th Bt., Edward S. (b. 1845; 2nd heir,
latter's 1st cousin William Liscombe S., b. 1837).
Res., Warmington, Warwicks., nr. Banbury.
*#* There have been two Baronetcies in this house
through an attempt of the 3rd lit. to exclude his eldest
son from the succession ; they became reunited at the
7th Bt. of the older line (3rd of the new).
STONOR, family name of Camoys Barony, q.v.
for "Hons."
STOPFORD, family name of Courtown Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Ladies" and "Hons.," and see
below.
STOPFORD, Knight and Peer's Son. Maj.-
Gen. Hon. Sir Frederick William Stopford,
K.C.M.G. (1900-1), C.B. (Mil. 1898), Dir. of Milit. |
STO
STR 60 1
Training, late Chief Staff Officer Aldershot
Comd., formerly Maj. Gren. Gds., served in
Egyptn., Suakin, and Ashanti Expedns. and was
Mil. Sec. to Gen. Sir R. Buller in S. Africa 1900,
once a Page of Honour to Queen Victoria : b.
1854 (half-bro. of E. of Com-town). Bes., 1 York
Terr. Reg. Pk., N.W.
STOPFORD, Viscount (by courtesy —title Irel.
1762), eld. son and heir of E. of Courtown.
STOPFORD, Hon. Horatia Charlotte
Frances, V. A., formerly a Maid of Honour (hence
"Hon."), aftds. anExtra Bedchamber "Woman to
the late Queen : b. 1835 (granddau. of 3rd E. of
Courtown). Res., 6 St. Katherine's, Regent's
Pk., N.W.
STOPFORD, Capt. Walter James, OB. (Civ.
1897), formerly 52nd Foot; Ind. Mutiny, late
Insp.-Gen. of Mil. Prisons, now a Gent. Usher to
H.M. : b. 1833 (bro. of preceding). Res., 107 St.
George's Sq., S.W.
STOREY, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Annie
Williamson, dau. of Chas. Blades, Esq.), mar.
1862, as 2nd wife, Sir Thos. Storey, a well-known
philanthropist, four times Mayor of Lancaster
(d. 1898). Res., Westfleld, Lancaster; Plas
Nantyr, Chirk, Ruabon, Denb.
STCRMONT, Viscount {Scot. 1621), a title of
the Mansfield Earldom, borne by the heir when
the firstborn son.
STORMONTH-DARLING, Lord (of Session).
Moir Tod Stormonth- Darling, M.A., LL.D., a
Judge of the Ct. of Session with title " (Hon.)
Lord S.-D.," Lord Ordinary in Exchequer, and
-x-offi,r,\o Rail. Commissr., a D.L. for Co. of City
of Edinburgh, formerly Solic.-Gen. for Scotland
and an M.P., appd. Q,.C. 1888, Judge as above
1890: b. 1844, mar. 1892 Ethel Hay, dau. of
Maj. Wm. Baird Young (Hon. Lady S.-D ).
Res., Balvarran, Perthsh. ( 1 post-town) ; 10 Gt.
Stuart St., Edinburgh.
STORY, Col. William Frederick, OB. (Civ.
1933), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Highld.
L.I. (Mil.).
STOURTON (pron. Sturton), family name of
Mowbray, Seorave, and Stourton Barony, q.v.
for " Hons.," also below.
STOURTON, Baron (Eng. 1448) -see "Mow-
bray, S., and S."
STOURTON, Hon. Mrs. Herbert, dau. of 4th
Vise. Southwell.
STOUT, Knight. Hon. Sir Robert Stout,
K.C.M.G. (1886), has been Attorn.-Gen., Min. of
Immigrn. and of Educn., and Premier of N.Z.,
now Ch. Justice, a Memb. of House of Repres.
from 1893, also a memb. of Counc. of the Univs.
of Otago and Middle Dist. of N.Z. : b. 1844,
mar. 1876 Anna, dau. of Jno. Logan, Esq. Res.,
The Terrace, Wellington, N.Z.
STRABANE, Baron HAMILTON of (Irel.
1634"), and Viscount S. (1701)— see "Abercorn,
D. of."
STRACEY. Baronet. Sir Edward Paulet
Stracey, 7th Bt. (U.K. 1818), late Lieut. 2nd Life
Gds. : son of 6th Bt., b. 1871, sue. 1888, mar. 1902
May Elizabeth Brinsley, dau. of Algernon B.
Sheridan, Esq. Heir, his son Brinsley Hugh
(b. 1904 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Algernon Augustus
Henry, b. 1873). Seats, Rackheath Pk., Oxnead
Hall, and Sprowston Grange, all nr. Norwich.
STRACEY, Baronet's Widow. Lady S.
(Mary Gertrude, dau. of Sir Chas. Des Vceux, 2nd
Bt.), mar. 1870 Sir Edward G. H. Stracey, 6th
Bt. (d. 1888). Res., 3 Wellington Ct., 116
Knightsbridge, S.W.
STRACHAN (pron. Strawn), Bishop (retired).
Rt. Rev. John Miller Strachan, D.D., M.D., late
2nd Bp. of Rangoon, formerly S.P.G. Missionary
and Princ. of that SOc.'s College at Madras :
b. 1832, cons. 1882, ret. 1903.
STRACHAN, James, OLE. (1897), formerly
Engr. arid Sec. to Karachi Municipality (Scinde) .
Res., 47 Kirkdale, Sydenham, S.E.
STRACHAN, William Henry Williams,
C.M.G. (1902), Ch. Med. Offr. at Lagos, prev. in
Jamaica : b. 1859.
STRACHEY, Baronet. Sir Edward Straehey,
4th Bt. (U.K. 1801), M.P. for Yeovil Div. (L.),
a D.L. and CO for Somerset, formerly Lieut.
4th Batt. Som. L.I. (Mil.) : son of 3"d Bt., b.
1858, sue. 1901, mar. 1880 Constance, dau. of the
late Chas. B. Braham, Esq. Heir, his son Edward
\ (b. 1882; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. John St. Loe, b.
1860). Seat, Sutton Ct., Pensford, Somerset, nr.
Bristol; town res., 27 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
STRACHEY, Knight (1). Sir John Strach'y,
G.C.S.I. (1878; K.C.S.I. 1872), OLE. (1879),
formerly Lt.-Gov. N.W. Provs. India, acted as
Viceroy after the assass. of Earl Mayo (1872),
formerly Memb. Counc. Gov.-Gen., aftds. that of
Sec. of State for India, has been Lect. on Ind.
Hist, to Camb. Univ. : b. 1823 (uncle of above
Bt.), mar. 1856 Katherine Jane, C.I., dau. of
Geo. Batten, Esq. Res., 37 Cornwall Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
STRACHEY. Knight (2) . Lt.-Gen. Sir Richard
Straehey, G.C.S.I. (1897), LL.D., R.E., F.R.S.,
F.R.G.S. (Pres. i883), formerly of Beng. Engrs.
(ret. 1875), served in Sutlej Campaign 1845-6,
Memb. Counc. of Sec. of State for India 1875-89 :
elder bro. of Sir J. Straehey and uncle of 4th
Bt. ; b. 1817, mar. 1859, 2nd wife, Jane Maria,
dau. of the late Sir Jno. P. Grant, G.C.M.G.
Res., 69 Lancaster Gt., W.
STRACHEY, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Ellen, dau. of the late Jno. Conolly, Esq.), mar.
1885 Sir Arthur Straehey, Ch. Just, of High Ct.
of N.W. Provs. India (d. 1901).
STRADBROKE, Earl of. George Edward
John Mowbray Rous, 3rd Earl (U.K.) and a
Bt., OB. (Civ. 1904), V.D., M.A., a Co. Aid.
for E. Suffolk and a D.L. and Vice-Adm. for
the Co., Col. Comdt. 1st Norfolk Roy. Garrison
Vol. Artill., an A.D.C. to H.M. for Vols. : son
of 2nd E. ; b. Nov. 19, 1862 ; sue. 1886 (C.) ; mar.
1898 Helena Violet Alice, dau. of the late Lt.-
{ Gen. Jas. Keith Fraser, C.M.G. Seat, Henham
Hall, Wangford R.S.O., Suffolk.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1660. Gt. Br. : Bn. Rous,
1796. U.K.: E. of Stradbroke and Vise. Dunwich. 1821.
—Sir John Rous, 6th Bt., M.P. for Suffolk, was granted
the Rous Barony and afterwards the Earldom. His
successor was Lord Lieutenant of the same counts'.
Titled Relatives.
(Rous.)
Issue cf present (3rd) E. :
Lad ? Pleasance Elizabeth R., b. 1899.
Lady Catherine Charlotte R., b. 1900.
Lady Betty Helena Joanna R., b. 1901.
Vise. Dunwich, heir to Earldom: John Anthony
Alexander R., b. 1503. (2nd heir, his 1st cous. once
rem. William John R., Esq. , formerly Lt.-Col. Scots
Gds., b. 1833.)
Issue of 2nd E. (sists. of present) :
Lady Augusta Fanny R., b. 1858, mar. 1880 Cecil
Fras. Wm. Fane, Esq., but obtd. divorce 1904 and
should resume former name.
Lady Sophia Evelyn, now Lady S. Heaviside, b. 1859,
mar. i383 Capt. Geo. Hamilton H. Res., Eaton
House, Norwich.
6o2 STR Directory of
(PreSen* Barl, b. i862,)
Lady Adela Charlotte, now Lady A, Cochrane, b.
i36s, mar. 1887 Thos. B. Hy. C„ Esq., M.V.O., q.v.
Lady Gwendoline Audrey Adeline Brudenell, now
Lady G. Colvin, b. 1869, mar. 1893 Lt.-Col. Richd.
BealeC., C.B., q.v.
STRAFFORD, Earl of. Rev. Fra ncis Edmund
Cecil Byng, 5th Earl {U.K.), M.A., formerly
Vicar of St. Feter's, S. Kensington, Chapl. in
Ord. to Queen Victoria, and Chapl. to Speaker
of H.' of Commons: son of 2nd E. and bro.
of 3rd and 4th ; b. Jan. 15, 1835 J suc- ^99
{L.U.); mar., 1st, 1859, the late Florence Louisa,
dau. of Sir Wm. Miles, 1st Bfc. (she died 1862);
2ndly, 1866, Emily Georgina, dau. of the late
Adm. Lord Fredc. H. Kerr, son of 6th M. of
Lothian. Seat, Wrotham Pk., Barnet, Herts;
town res., 5 St. James's Sq., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Strafford, 183$; E. of Strafford
and Vise. Enfield, 1347.— This well-known Earldom of
more troublous times was revived and awarded to Fd.-
Marsbal the Rt. Hon. Sir John Byng, G.C.B., G.C.H.,
grandson of the 1st Vise. Torrington and on his mother's
side a descendant of the Wentworth family, to whom
the original Peerage was assigned : he was a distinguished
Commander in the Peninsula and at Waterloo. The
Barony was conferred on him first, and the Earldom
twelve years later. Both the 2nd and 3rd Earls were
summoned to the Lords in their fathers' Barony,
having previously sat in the Commons : the 3rd Earl was
Under Secretary for Foreign Affairs and for India. Of
earlier holders of the Earldom the first was Thos. Went-
worth, who was impeached and beheaded in 1641. His
son had the honours restored to him in 1662, but he died
childless in 1695. The title was again revived in 1711 and
conferred upon the 31'd Bn. Raby, who was a great-nephew
of the 1st Earl ; and under this creation it was held by
three Peers and expired in 1799.
Titled Relatives.
[Byng.)
Issue of present (5th) E. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
The deceased Arthur George B., b. i86d, d. 1861.
Vise. Enfield, heir to Earldom : Edmund Henry B.,
A.M.I.C.E., a Co. Aid. for Herts, and Middx. : b.
1862, mar. i3g} Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Sir Thos.
E. Colebrooke, 4th Bt. Res., Dancer's Hill, Barnet,
Herts. ; 5 St. James's Sq., S.W. Issue :
Hon. Florence Elizabeth Alice B., b. 1897.
Hon. Mary Millicent Rachel B., b. 189 j.
Bi' 2ND MRRGE.
The deceased Beatrice Agnes B.,h. 1867, d. 1868.
Lady Rachel Theodora B., b. 1869.
Lady Irene Hilare B., b. 1870.
The deceased A lgernon Kerr Hubert B., b. & d. 1872.
Hon. Ivo Francis B., 2nd heir, b. 1874, mar. 1901
Agnes Constance, dau. of the late S. Smith-Travers,
Esq., of Tasmania (Hon. Mrs. Ivo B.). Res.,
Ruteham, Warrigal, Australia.
Hon. (Antony) Schombcrg £>'., b. 1876, mar. 1902 Lucy
Margaret, dau. of Edvvd. H. Greenly, Esq. (Hoii.
Mrs. Schomberg B.). Res., 2 Cathcart Rd.,
W, Brompton, S.W.
Lady Anne Dorothy Frederica, now Lady A. Cuth-
bert, b. i83i, mar. 1903 Capt. Jas. Harold C, D.S.O.,
q.v.
Lady Hester Joan B., b. i388.
Surviving issue of 4th E. (nieces of present), :
Lady Mary Elizabeth Agnes, now Cmtsre. de Mauny-
Talvan lc, Maid of Honour to the late Queen
1894-8 (as Hon. Mary Eliz. Byng) : b. 1864, mar. 1898
Comte de M.-T. Res., Domaine du Bourg, Pont-
vallain, Sarthe, France ; Terrick, Butler's Cross,
Bucks., nr. Tring.
Amy Frederica Alice, now Ctss. of Normanlon,
b. i86g, mar. 1894 (bef. her father's accession), see
" Normanton, E. of."
Issue of 2nd E. (sist., half-bros., &c, of present) :
By ist mrroe.
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1830, d. 1898 childless.)
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1831, d. 1899.)
(Present Earl, b. 1835. )
Lady Mary Caroline Charlotte, now Lady M.
I Arkwrkiht, b. 1838, mar. 1862 Richd. A., Esq., late
I M.P.
Peerage, STR _ |
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Charles Cavendish George B., a Co. Aid, for
Cornwall, formerly Col. comdg. ist Life Gds., I
served in Nile Expedn., now retired : b. 1849.
Res., Edymead House, Launceston.
Lady Susan Catherine Harriet B., b. 1854.. Res.,
Bayman Manor, Chesham R.S.O., Bucks.
Lidy Elizabeth Henrietta Alice B., b. 1855. Res., 15
Chester Sq., S.W., with bros.
Hon. Lionel Francis George B., formerly Maj. Roy.
Horse Gds., served in S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1858,
mar. 1902 Ladv Eleanor Mabel Howard, dau. of
18th E. of Suffolk. Res., 15 Chester Sq., S.W.
Lady Margaret Florence Lucy, now Lady M.
Boscawen, b. i860, mar. 1890 Hon. John Richard De
Clare B., son of 6th Vise. Falmouth, q.v.
Hon. Julian Hedworth George B., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), late Col. comdg. 10th Hussars, served in Egypt
and in S. Africa 1899-1902, now a Brig. -Gen. comdg.
a Cav. Brigade : b. 1862, mar. 1902 Marie Evelyn,
dau. of Hon. Richard C. Moreton, son of 2nd E.
of Ducie (Hon. Mrs. Julian B.). Res., with Hon.
Lionel.
— Daus.-in-law :
Lady Winifred Anne B., dau. of 4th E. of Carnarvon
and widow of Capt. Hon. Alfred George B. (d.
1837), now by 2nd mrrge. The Lady Burghclere.
Lady Eleanor Mabel B., see Hon. Lionel above.
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(By 1ST MRROE.
The late 2nd Earl, b. 1806, d. 1886.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Mrs. William Frederick B. (Flora Fox, dau.
of Maj. Quintus Vivian), mar. 1861 the late Capt.
Hon. Wm. Fredk. B. (d. 1877).
STRAFFORD, Earls' Widows. (1) Alice,
Countess of S., nee Lady Alice Harriet Frederica
Egerton, dau. of 1st E. of Ellesmere, K.G., b.
1830, mar. 18.54 3rd E. of Strafford (d. 1898). Bes.,
13 Lower Berkeley St., W. — (2) Cora, Countess
of S. (remrrd.), widow of Saml. Colgate, Esq.,
of U.S.A., mar. 1898, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
4th E. of Strafford (d. 1899) ; 1903, 3rd husb.,
Marly T. Kennard, Esq.— retaining title by
courtesy. Res., Uplands, New Hamburg-on-
Hudson, U.S.A. ; Chandos House, Chandos St.,
Cavendish Sq., W.
STRAGHAN, Col. Abel, C.B. (Mil. 1882),
Highld. L.I. retd. (1891); Mutiny and Egypt:
I b. 1836. Bes.. 30 Victoria Rd., Norwood, S.E.
! STRAIGHT, Knight. Sir Douglas Straight, Kt.
I Bach. (1892), LL.D., barrister-at-law, formerly
I M.P. and Jun. Couns. to Treas. for Crim. Prose-
cutions at Centr. Crim. Ct., was Puisne Judge of
High Ct. N.W. Provs. Ind. 1879-92, now Editor of
the Pall Mall Gazette: b. 1844, widower. Bes.,
i6a New Cavendish St., W.
STRANGE, Earl {Gt. Br. 1786), Imper. title
of D. of Atholl. Baron Strange {Eng. 1628) is also
a title of the Dukedom.
STRANGWAYS, Baron {Gt. Br. 1741)— see
" Ilchester."
STRANGWAYS (FOX-), family name of
Ilchester Earldom ; no issue now of the name.
• STRANRAER &c, Baron {Scot. 1690)— see
"Stair, E. of."
STRATFORD de REDCLIFFE Viscounty
{U.K. 1852) — extinct 1880 on death of 1st and only
V., 1st cousin of 1st Bn. Garvagh and 1st once
rem. of only Earl Canning (surname Canning).
Surviving Daughter.
Hon. Louisa C, b. 1828. Res., Frant Ct., Tunb.
Wells.
STRATHALLAN, Viscount {Scot. 1686), now
a title of the Perth Earldom, likely to be borne
in future by any eld. son.
STR
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
STR
603
STRATHALLAN, Viscount's Widow. Vis-
countess S. (Margaret, dau. of the late W.
Smythe, Esq.), mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, lOthVisc.
Strathallan (d. 1893). Res., Machany R.S.O.,
Perthsh.
STRATHARDLE &c, Eael of .{Scot. 1703)—
see " Atholl, D. of."
STRATHAVON &c, Babon (Scot. 1600), also
Bri. Gordon of Strathavox (i65o) — see "Huntly,
M. of."
STRATHCONA axo MOUNT ROYAL,
Baeox. Doxald Alexander Smith, 1st Bn.
(U.K.), G.C.M.G. (1896; K.G.M.G. i836), P.C.
(Canada 1896), LL.D., D.C.L., Gov. of Hudson's
Bay Co.'s Terr, (last resident Gov. of the Co. as a
governing body) , High Commissr . for the Dominion
in Gt. Brit., Chane. of Aberdeen and M'Gill
Univs., a D.L. for Argyllsh., a Counc. of Imper.
Inst., a Dir. of Canad. Pacific and other Rails.,
Hon. Col. Victoria (Montreal) Rifles and of 8th
Vol. Batt. Liverpool Regt., late an M.E.C. for
N.W. Terr., also many years a Canad. M.P.,
raised the corps known as Strathcona's Horse for
S. Africa : son of the late Alex. Smith, Esq., of
Archieston, Elginsh. ; b. in 1820; cr. Bn. 1897
(C): mar. 18 — Isabella Sophia, dau. of Richd.
Hardisty, Esq., of Canada. Seats, Glencoe, Balla-
chulish R.S.O., Argyllsh. ; Knebworth House,
Stevenage, Herts. ; Debden Hall, Saffron Walden ; \
Silver Heights, Winnipeg, Manitoba ; Norway
House, Pictou, N.S. ; 1157 Dorchester St., Mont-
real; town res., 28 Grosvenor Sq., W. ; offices, 17
Victoria St., S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Strathcona and Mount Royal,
1897 ; new patent 1900 granting succession to his
daughter and her heirs male.
Issue.
Hon. Margaret Charlotte, now Hon. Mrs. Robert
Howard, heiress pres. to Barony, b. 18— (? about
1845), mar. 18— Robt, J. Bliss H., Esq., F.R.C.S.
Res., 31 Queen Anne St., Cavendish Sq., W. (No
and heir.)
STRATHDICHTIE &c, Barox [Scot. 1677)—
see :' Strathmore, E. of."
STRATHEARN &c, Baeox {Scot. 1562)— see
"Moray, E. of."
STRATHEARN, Duke of {U.K. 1874), a title
of H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught.
STRATHEDEN and CAMPBELL, Barox.
Hallybuetox Geoege Campbell, 3rd Bn. (U.K.),
a D.L. for Roxburghsh., formerly in H.E.I.C.S.,
a Master of Supr. Ct. of Judic, and Lt.-Col. 40th
Middx. Rifle Vols. : son of 1st Bn. Campbell and
1st Bnss. Stratheden (in own right) and bro. of
2nd Bn. S. & C. ; b. Oct. 18, 1829 ; sue. 1893
(L.U.) ; mar. 1865 Louisa Mary, dau. of the late
Rt. Hon. Alex. J. B. Beresford-Hope, M.P.
Seat, Hartrigge, Jedburgh, Roxburghsh.; town
res., 17 Bruton St., W.
Creations. U.K. : Bn. Stratheden, 1836 ; Bn. Camp-
bell of St. Andrews, 1841.— The Stratheden Barony was
conferred upon the Hon. Mary Eliz. Campbell, daughter
of 1st Ld. Abinger, and wife of Sir Jno. Campbell,
M.P. for Edinburgh and Attorney-General, afterwards
appointed Lord Chancellor of Ireland and created Bn.
Campbell, subsequently Lord Chief Justice of England
and Lord Chancellor of Gt. Britain. The 2nd Bn., in
whom the two titles were united, was previously M.P.
for Cambridge and Harwich.
Titled Relatives.
(Campbell.)
Issue 0/ present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. John Beresford C, heir to Barony, a D.L.
for Roxburgh, late Capt. Coldstrm. Gds. : b. 1866,
mar. 1895 Hon. Alice Susan Hamilton, dau. of 1st
Bn. H. of Dalzell (Hon. Mrs. Campbell). Res.,
Moycullen House, Moycullen R.S.O., Co. Galway.
(and heir, his son Donald, b, 1896,)
Hon. Mildred Louisa C, b. 1867. \ Res., 17 Bruton
Hon. Cecil Arthur C, b. 1869. J St., W.
Hon. Kenneth Hallyburton C, b. 1871, mar. 1905
Rosalinda Emily, dau. of Hy. Oppenheim, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Kenneth C). Res., 113 Park St.,
Grosvenor Sq., W.
The deceased Douglas Hallyburton C, b. & d. 1876.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. Campbell and Bnss.
Stratheden (sists. of present ; 2nd d. unmrrd.) :
Hon. Louise Madeline, now Hon. Mrs. William
White, b. 1823, mar. 1850 the late Rev. Wm.
Fpr anger W., Preb. of Lincoln (d. 1893). Res., 44
Victoria Rd., Kens., W.
(The late 2nd Barox, b. 1824, d. 1893.)
Hon. Mary Scarlett, now Hon. Mrs. Joseph Hard-
castle, b. 1827, mar. 1869 the late Jos. Alf. H., Esq.,
formerly M.P. (d. 1899). Res. Woodlands, Bea-
minster R.S.O., Dorset; 54 Queen's Gt. Terr., S.W.
(Present Baron, b. 1829.)
Hon. Cecilia, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Vanghan- John-
son, b. 1835, mar. 1862 the late Hy. Robt. V.-J.,
Esq. (d. 1899). Res., 54 Queen's Gt. Terr., S.W.
Hon. Edina, now Hon. Mrs. Arthur Duckworth, b.
1837, mar. 1859 Rev. Wm. Arthur D. Res., Orchard-
leigh Pk., Frome, Somerset.
STRATHMORE and KINGHORNE, Eael
of. Claude Geoege Bowes-Lyon, 14th Earl
(Scot.), sits as Bn. Bowes (U.K.) ; Lord Lieut, of
Forfarsh., a D.L. of Co. of City of Dundee, and a
C.C. for Herts., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt, Black
Watch, formerly Lieut. 2nd Life Gds. : son of
13th E. ; b. March 14, 1855 ; sue. 1904 (C.) ; mar.
1881 Cecilia Nina, dau. of the late Rev. Chas.
W. E. Cavendish-Bentinck, grandson of 3rd D. of
Portland. Seats, Glamis Castle, Glamis R.S.O.,
Forfarsh. ; St. Paul's Walden Bury, Welwyn,
Herts. (Streatlam Castle, let.)'
Creations. Scot.: Ld. Glamis, 1445: E. of Kinghorne
and Ld. Lyon and Glamis, 1606 ; E. of Strathmore
and Kinghorne, Vise. Lyon, and Bn. Tannadyce, Sidlaw,
and Strathdichtie, 1677. U.K. : Bn. Bowes, 1887.— The
1st Ld. Glamis was Patrick Lyon, a feudal Chief who had
been made a P.C. and Master of the Household. The
widow of the 5th Ld. was burnt as a witch at Edinburgh
in 1537, being accused of designs upon the life of James V.
Her son was also condemned for execution, but respited
and imprisoned till he should attain his majority ; before
which time the fabricator of the charges confessed to
their falsity, when the youth was released and restored
to his estates and title. The 9th Lord was created Earl
of Kinghorne, and assumed his wife's surname of Bowes ;
the 3rd in his line obtained also the Strathmore Earldom
with its accompanying titles. The late 13th Earl was
given the U.K. Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Bowes-Lyon.)
Issue of present (14th) E. :
The deceased Hon. Violet Hyacinth B.-L., b. 1882, d.
1893 (her father being then Lord Glamis).
Lady Mary Prances B.-L., b. 1883.
Lord Glamis (pron. Glahmz), heir to Earldom:
Patrick B.-L., Lieut. Scots Gds., b. 1884.
Hon. John Herbert B.-L., 2nd heir, b. 1886.
Hon. Alexander Francis B.-L., b. 1887.
Hon. Fergus B.-L., b. 1889.
Lady Rose Constance B.-L., b. 1890.
Hon. Michael Claude Hamilton B.-L., b. 1893.
Lady Elisabeth Angela Marguerite B. -L., b. 1900.
Hon. David B.-L., b. 1902.
Surviving issue of 13th E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1855.)
Hon. Francis B.-L., a D.L. for Northumberld. and
Forfarsh., formerly Lt.-Col. Comdt. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Black Watch : b. 1836, mar. 1883 Lady Anne Cathe-
rine Sibyl Lindsay, dau. of 25th E. of Crawford.
Res., Ridley Hall, Bardon Mill, Carlisle.
Hon. Patrick B.-L., B. A., barrister-at-law, a D.L. for
Forfarsh., formerly Lieut. R.N. : b. 1863, mar. 1893
Alice Wiltshire (Hon. Mrs. Patrick B.-L.), ward o?
Capt. Arthur Lister Kaye. Res., Skeynes, Eden
Bridge, Kent.
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Lady Constance Trances, now Larly C. Blackburn,
b. 1865, mar. 1893 Kobt. L. B., Esq. Res., 13
Ainslie PL, Edinburgh.
Hon. Kenneth B.L., b. 1867.
Lady Maud Agnes B.-L., b. 1870.
Hon. Malcolm B.-L., Capt. 2nd Life Gds., served in
S. Africa 1902-3 : b. 1874.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Anne Cath. Sibyl B.-L., see Hon. Francis
above.
Hon. Mrs. Ernest B.-L. (Tssobel Hpstsr, dau. of the
late Harvey Drummond, Esq.>, mar. 1382 the late
Hon. Eruest B.-L. (d. 1891). Res., 22 Ovington Sq.,
STRATHMORE and KINGHORXE, Earl's
Widow. Dowager Countess of S. & K. (Frances
Dora, dau. of Oswald Smith, Esq., of Blendon
Hall, Kent), mar. 1853 13th E. of S.rathmore and
K. (d. 1904). Rts., 19 Hins PL, Sloane St., S.W.
STRATHNAVER, Baron (Scot. 1565)— see
"Sutherland, D. of."
STRATHSPEY, Baron {U.K. 1884), Imper.
title of Seafleld Earldom.
STRATHTAY and STRATHARDLE, Earl
of {Scot. 1703)— see " Atholl, D. of."
STRATON, Bishop— see " Sodor and Man."
STRATJBENZEE— see "Van Straubenzee."
STRAWB RIDGE, William, I.S.O. (1905),
Surv.-Gen. of S. Australia.
STREATEEILD, Lady Florence Beatrice,
dau. of 2nd E. of Lichfield and wife of under-
mentioned Col. H. Streatfeild.
STREATFEILD, Frank Nampion, C.M.G.
(1879), a Civ. Commissr. Brit. Bechuanaland, was
Comdt. of Fingo Levies in Zulu War : b. 1843.
STREATFEILD, Col. Henry, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1902), Gren. Gds. retd. (1904); S. Africa
1899-1900, late Priv. Sec. to Com.-m-Chief : b.
1857, mar. 1885 as above. Res., The Hoath,
Chiddingstone, Eden Bridge, Kent ; 81 Gloucester
PL, W.
STREATFEILD, Hon. Mrs. Oswald, dau. of
Bn. FitzGerald (Life Peer).
STREET, Lt.-Col. Alfred William Frede-
rick, D.S.O. (1887), late I.M.S. (retd. 1903) ;
Afghn. 1878-80, Burma 1886-8, once Dep. Sanit.
Commissr. Bombay : b. 1852.
STRETCH, Bishop. Rt. Rev. John Francis
Stretch, D.D. (Oxon.), LL.B. (Melb.), wasCoadi.
Bp. of Brisbane 1895-1900, now Dean and Coadj.
Bp. of Newcastle: b. 1855. Res., The Deanery,
Newcastle, N.S.W.
S TRET TEN, Charles James Derrickson,
M.V.O. (4th Cla*s, 1903), Ch. Constable of
Cambridgeshire, b. 1830. Res., Castle Hill, Cam-
bridge.
STRETTON, Lieut. Arthur John, M.V.O.
(5th Class, 1903), Dir. of Music at the Roy. Mil.
School of Music: b. 1863. Res., Kneller Hall,
Hounslow.
STRETTON, Hon. Mrs. Skverus, dau. of
28th Bn. Kingsale.
STRICKLAND, Baronet. Sir Charles
William Strickland, 8th Bt. (Eng. 1641), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, a D.L. for E. and N. Ridings,
High Sheriff of Yorks. 1880 : son of 7th Bt., b.
1819, sue. 1874, widower (twice). Heir, his son
Walter William (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Charles Frederick, b. 1867). Scats, Boynton, Brid-
lington, Yorks. ; Hildenley, Malton ; Whitby
Abbey ; Howsham Hall, York ; Elmsall Lodge,
Pontefract— all in same Co.
STRICKLAND, Knight. Sir Gerald Strick-
land, K.C.M.G. (1897), 6th Count Delia Catena
(Malta 1745), B.A., LL.B., barrister-at-law, Gov.
of Tasmania, pi ev. of the Leeward Islands, for-
merly Ch. Sec. to Govt, of Malta and Maj . Roy.
Malta Mil., Pres. of Maltese Cmttee. of Privileges
and Deleg. at Colon. Conf. 1887, established
central factories for sugar and cotton in Antigua :
gt.-nephew of 5th Ct., b. 1861, sue. as Ct. 1875
mar. 1890 the under-mentioned Lady Edeline
Strickland. Heir pres. to Countship, his dau.
Mary Christina (b. 1896 ; 2nd heiress, her sist.
Cecilia, b. 1897). Res., Govt. House, Hobart;
Sizergh Castle, Kendal.
*#* Members of this family represented Westmor-
land for seven generations, from the first English Par-
liament till the reign of Elizabeth. Sir Thos. Strick-
land bore the banner of St. Cteorge at Agincourt.
STRICKLAND, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Frances Marie, dau. of the late Gen. Tatton B.
Greive, C.B.). mar. 1877, as 2nd wife. Sir Edward
Strickland, K.C.B. (d. 1889). Res., Plas-yn-Rhiw,
Pwllheli, Carnarv. ; Palazzo Feroni, Via de' Ser-
ragli, Florence.
STRICKLAND, Lady Edeline, dau. of 7th
Earl De La Warr (q.v.) and wife of Sir Gerald
Strickland, Count Delia Catena.
STRICKLAND, Maj. Edward Peter, D.S.O.
(1899), Norf. Regt. ; Burma 1887-9, Dongola, Nile
1897-8, now with Egyptn. Army : b. 1869.
STRINGER, Bishop, see Selkirk.
STRONG, Knight (1). Sir (Thomas) Vezey
Strong, Kt. Bach. (1905), Sheriff of London 1905,
an Alderman, and City Repres. on Metropol.
Water Bd. : b. 1857.
STRONG, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir Samuel Henry Strong, P.C. (G-t. Br.
1897), Kt. Bach. (1893), late Ch. Justice of Domin.
of Canada, prev. a Puisne Judge of Ct. of Error
and Appeal, appd. Q..C. (Can.) 1863 : b. 1825,
mar. 1850 Elizabeth Charlotte Cane. Res., 161
Argyll Mansns., Ottawa.
STRONG, John Alexander, I.S.O. : (1903),
Head of Finance Branch, Transport Dept.,
Admiralty, throughout S. Afr. War: b. 1844.
Res., Langhorne, Shepton Mallet, Somerset.
STRONGE, Baronet. Sir James Henry
Stronge, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1803), M.A.. barrister-
at-law, formerly Maj . 4th Batt. Roy. Innisk. Fus.
t (Mil.) : son of 4th Bt., b. 1849, sue. 1899. mar.
j 1885 Ethel Margaret, dau. of Col. Ynyr H.
! Burges. Heir, his son James Matthew (b. 1891 :
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Francis William, b. 1856).
Seat. Tvnan Abbey, Tynan R.S.O., Co. Armagh.
STRONGE, Samuel English, I.S.O. (1905),
M.A., Sen. Insp. of Natl. Schools, Ireld.
STRUBEN, William Charles Marinus,
C.M.G. (1901), Natal Guides; Zululd. 1879,
Seccocomi, and Boer Wars of 18S0-1 and 1899-
1900 (as Intell. Off.) : b. 1856. Res., Helenslea,
Dojufontein, Johannesburg.
STRUTHERS, Knight's Widow. Lady S.
(Christina, dau. of Jas. Alexander, Esq.), mar.
1857 Sir Jno. Struthers, M.D., formerly Pres.
Roy. Coll. Surg. Edinburgh (d. 1899). Iies->
40 George Sq., Edinburgh.
STRUTHERS, John, C.B. (Civ. 1902), Sec. to
Scotch Educn. Dept. : b. 1857. Res., Dover House,
Whitehall, S.W.
STRUTT, family name of Belper and
Rayleigh Baronies. Index to the two lines (all
" Honourables " unless " Ly." is added) :
Algernon Hy. b. Geo. , Mrs. sep. Muriel, b.
Arthur Chas. r. Hilda,Hn. b. Norah, b.
Arthur, Mrs. b. Hilda, Ly- it. Richard, k.
Chas. Hedley, n. Maitland, r. Robt. Jno. r.
Edward Gerald, n. Margaret, b. Wm. Maitld. r.
Frederick, b.
STB.
STRUTT, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 4th Bn.
Waterpark.
STUART, family name of the Earldom of Moray
and of the earlier members of that of Castle-
stewart, also of the extinct Barony of Blantyre.
Index to those lines together with that of the Bute
Marquessate (Crichton-Stuart) and some separate
names (bl., Blantyre ; bu., Bute ; c, Castlestewart ;
m., Moray) :
Hn. Mrs. Alex. asp. Ly Marg. C-, bu. Hn. Morton G. m.
Ly Charlotte, c. Hn. Mary, bl. Ld. Ninian C.-, bu-
La. Coluni 0.-, bu. Hn. Mrs. MxL- sep.Ly. Selina Octav. c.
Hn. Mrs. Edm. se:).
STUART, Baron— see compds. below, care-
fully distinguishing from similar titles under
" Stewart."
STUART, Baronet 0/ Canada. Rev. Sir
James Stuart, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1841), M. A., son of
1st Bt. and bro. of 2nd and 3rd, b. 1837, sue. 1903.
No heir. Res. , Burghfield Manor House, Reading.
STUART, Baronet of Hartley Mauduit. Sir
Simeon Henry Lechmere Stuart, 7th Bt. {Eng.
1660), F.R.G.S., a D.L. for Essex, Maj. 2nd Co.
of Lond. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1900-1, has been City Marshal of London and
Lieut. 5th Drgn. Gds. : son of 6th Bt., b. 1864,
sue. 1891, mar. same year Florence Louise, dau.
of the late Henry H. Gudge, Esq. Heir pres., his 1st
cousin Houlton S. (b. 1863 ; 2nd heir, latter's
bro. Fitzmaurice, b. 1865). Res., Broomfield
Manor, Chelmsford ; 7 Victoria Sq., S.W.
STUART, Bishop— see " Persia."
STUART, Knights' Widows. (i)LadyS'. (Ade-
laide,dau. of the lateCol. J. R.Godfrey), mar. 1854, |
as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Charles Stuart, G.C.B. (d. j
1879). lies-> Southlands, Exmouth. — (2) Lady S.
(Annie, dau. of the late Jno. Hall, Esq , of Dublin),
mar. 1859 Sir Robert Stuart, Q,.C, formerly Ch.
Justice N.W. Provs., India (d. 1896). Res., The
Yews, "Wokingham, Berks.
STUART, Viscount, courtesy-title (instead of
Vise. Castlestuart) of the heir to the Castle-
stewart Earldom when a son.
STUART, Hon. Mrs. Alexander, dau. of 9th
Vise. Arbuthnott.
STUART, Capt. Arthur Thomas, M.V.O. (4th
Chvs, 1905), R.N., comdg. H.M.S. ' Donegal.'
STUART, Harold Arthur, C.S.I. (1904), Dir.
of C.im. Intell. Dept. India, prev. Insp.-Gen. cf
Police in Madras : b. i860. Res., Simla.
STUART, Capt. Leslie Creery, C.M.G. (1900),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903), R.N., Egypt 1882, Niger
1883, Samoa 1898-9 : b. 1851. Res., Ballyhivistock,
j Dervock, Ballymoney, Co. Antrim.
STUART (BURNETT-), Capt, John Theo-
dosius, D.S.O. (1900-1), Rif. Brigade; N.W.
Frontier 1897-8 and S. Africa 1899-1902, now a
Staff Capt. at Headqrs. : b. 1875.
STUART (CRICHT0N-) , family name of Bute
Marquessate, see Index to " Stuart."
STUART (MAN-), Col. (John) Alexander,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), C.M.G. (1897), formerly 3rd
Batt. Gord. Highldrs. (Mil.) ; China 1862-4, Nile
1884-5, Ashanti 1900 ; a Kt. of Justice St. John
Jerus., and a D.L. for Aberdeensh., Adj. of Roy.
Co. of Archers, has been Comdt. of Loc. Forces,
Trinidad: b. 1841, assumed name of Stuart 1898.
Res., Dalvenie, Banchory, Kincards. ; Dessford,
Nanoya, Ceylon.
STUART (MAXWELL-), Hon. Mrs. Edmund,
dau. of 10th Bn. Herries.
STUART of CASTLE STUART, Baron
{Gt. Br. 1796), Imper. title of Moray Earldom.—
The same title (Ird. 1619) is found in that of
Castlestewart.
STUART-RICHARDSON— see 2nd name.
STUCLEY, Baronet. Sir (William) Lewis
Stucley, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1859), a D.L. and Co
Aid. for Devon, formerly Lt.-Col. Gren. Gds.
(ret. 1871) : son of 1st Bt.,' b. 1836, sue. 1900, mar.
1879, 2nd wife, Marion Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Lt.-Col. Hy. E. H. Fane. Heir pres., his bro.
Edward Arthur George (b. i8,i2 ; 2nd heir, their
half -bro. Hugh Nicholas Granville S., late Lieut, j
R.N., b. 1873). Seats, Affeton Castle, W. Worth- !
ington, Morchard Bp. R.S.O., Devon; Hartland
Abbey, Bideford, same Co.
STUCLEY, Baronet's Widow. Louisa, Lady j
S., dau. of Bernard Granville, Esq., mar. 1872, as
2nd wife, Sir Geo. Stucley Stucley, 1st Bt. (d.
1900). Res., Moreton, Bideford, Devon.
STUDD, Capt. Herbert William, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Coldstrm. Gds.; S. Africa 1809-1902:
b. 1870.
STURDEE, Capt. Frederick Charles Dove-
ton, C.M.G. (1900), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1903),
R.N., Egypt 1882, Samoa 1898-3, now Chf . of Staff
in Meditn. Fit., prev. Assist. Dir. of Nav. Intell. :
b. 1859.
STURGE, William Allen, M.V.O. (4th Class
1897), M.D., F.R.C.P., a memb. of several Med.
Socs. and contributor to med. journals : b. 1850.
Res., 29 Boulevard Dubouchage, Nice.
STURROCK, John, CLE. (1900), an M.L.C.
Madras, a memb. of Rev. Bd. and Commissr. of
Land Rev., entered I.C.S. 1864: b. 1845. Res.,
42 Addison Rd., Kens., W.
STURT, family name of Alington Barony,
q.v. for " Hons."
STURT, Lt.-Col. Robert Ramsay Napier,
C. B. (Mil. 1902), I.A., Afghn. 1878-9, Mahsud
Waziri Expedn. 1881, Zhob Valley, Miranzai 1891,
Waziristan 1894-5, N.W. Front. 18^7-8 : b. 1852.
Res., Sandhayes, Corsley, Warminster, Wilts.
STYLE, Baronet. Sir Frederick Montague
Style, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1627), son of 9th Bt ,
b. 1857, sue. 1904, mar. 1886 Caroline M. Schultz.
Heir, his son William Frederick, b. 1887 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Henry Albert Glenmore, b. 1862).
Res., Glenmore, Cloghan, Co. Donegal, nr.
Strabane.
STYLE, Baronet's Widow. Ellen, Lady S.
(Ellen Catherine, dau. of the late Edwd. T.
Massy, Esq., and widow of Hy. H. N. Bankes,
Esq.), mar. 1885, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Wm.
H. Marsham Style, 9th Bt. (d. 1904).
S UBR AM ANI YA— see " Aiyar."
SUDBURY, Baron (Eng. 1672)— see " Grafton,
D. of."
SUDELEY, Baron. Charles Douglas
Richard Ha.nhury-T racy , 4th Bn. (U.K.), P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1886), F.R.S., barrister-at-law, a D.L.
for Montgomerysh. , formerly Lieut. R.N., served
in Baltic and China, and has been Capt. of Hon.
Corps of Gentn.-at-Arms, a Lord in Waiting to
the late Queen, and an M.P. (1863-77) : son of 2nd
Bn. and bro. of 3rd; b. July 3, 1840; sue. 1877
(L.U.) ; mar. 1868 Ada Maria Katherine, dau. of
the late Hon. Fredk. J. Tollemache, bro. of 8th E.
of Dysart. Res., Ormeley Lodge, Ham Common,
Richmond, Surrey.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Sudeley, 1833.— The 1st Peer was
Chas. Hanbury, Lord Lieutenant of Montgomeryshire,
who married the daughter and only child „of the 8th
and last Vise. Tracy and thereupon assumed the sur-
name of that title in addition to his own.
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Titled Relatives.
( Haribury- Tracy. )
Issue of present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Eva Isabella Henrietta, now Hon. Mrs. Henry
Anstruther, b. 1869, mar. 1889 Hy. TorrensA., Esq.,
M.P. Res., Cowley House, 9 Lit. College St.,
Westmr., S.W.
Hon. (William) Charles Frederick H.-T., heir to
Barony, a D.L. for Gloucestersh., formerly Lieut.
Lothian Mil. : b. 1870, mar. 1905 Edith Celandine,
dau. of the late Lord Eras. Cecil, and granddau, of
3rd M. of Exeter (Hon. Mrs. H.-Tracy). Club,
Bachelors'.
Hon. Algernon Henry Charles H.-T., 2nd heir,
C.M.G. (1902), Maj. Roy. Horse Gds., was on spec,
serv. under For. Office in Uganda 1898, a D.A.A.G.
in S. Africa 1899-1900, later in Abyssinia and
Somaliland ; b. 1871. Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Florence Emma Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Charles
Sergison, b. 1873, mar. 1891 Capt. Chas. Warden
S. Res., Cuckfield Pk., Haywards Heath, Sussex ;
Slaugham PL, Slaugham, same Co.
Hon. Ida Madeleine Agnes, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Whitbread, b. 1875, mar. 1894 Fras. Pelham W.,
Esq. Res., 12 Hans PL, S.W.
Hon. Alice Evelyn Agatha, now Hon. Mrs. Bertram
Keppel, b. 1877, mar. 1898 Bertr. Wm. Arnold if.
Esq. Res., Lexham Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk ; 12 a
Curzon St., W.
Hon. Rhona Margaret Ada, now Hon. Mrs. Ber-
tram Smith, b. 1879, mar. 1905 Bertr. Abel S., Esq.
Hon. Felix Charles Hubert H.-T., Lieut. Scots Gds.,
b. 1882. Club, Bachelors'.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present ; 3rd unmrrd.) :
Hon. Georgiana Henrietta Emma, now Hon. Mrs.
Charles Maude, b. abt. 1834, mar. 1859 Chas. Hy.
M., Esq., grandson of 1st Vise. Hawarden. Res., 90
Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
Hon. Adelaide Frances Isabella, now Hon. Mrs.
Frederick Peel, b. abt. 1835, mar. 1859 Rev. Fredk.
P., grandson of 1st Bt. of Drayton. Res., 90
Cromwell Rd., Hove, Brighton.
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1837, d. 1877.)
(Present Baron, b. 1840.)
Rev. the Hon. Alfred Francis Algernon H.-T., M.A.,
b. 1846, mar. 186S Agnes Jane, dau. of the late Hy.
Jas. Hoare, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alfred H.-T.). Res., St.
Barnabas Vicarage, Pimlico, S. W.
Hon. Frederick Stephen Archibald H.-T., B.A., Lt.-
Col. Wore. 5Teom. retired, an M.P. 1877-92; b. 1848,
mar. 1870 Helena Caroline, dau. of Sir Thos. E.
Winnington, 4th Bt. (Hon. Mrs. Frederick H.-T.).
Res., 116 Queen's Gt., S.W.
Hon. Madeleine Emily Augusta, now Hon. Mrs.
Maurice Ponsonby, b. 1852, mar. 1875 Rev. the Hon.
Maurice John George P., son of 2nd Bn. De
Mauley, q.v. (is heir to title). Res., St. Mark's
Vicarage, Wantage, Berks.
Hon. Hubert George Edward H.-T., B.A., barrister-
at-law, a D.L. for Cos. of Cities Bristol and Glou-
cester : b. 1855. Res., 17 Pall Mall, S.W
SUDLEY, Viscount (by courtesy — title Irel.
1758), son and heir of the Earl of Arran. Baron
Sudley {U.K. 1884) is the Imper. title of the
Peerage (comp. Sudeley preceding).
SUDOZAI (Sad-)— see " Jan £ad:>zai."
STJFFIELD, Baron. Charles Harbord,
5th Bn. COt. Br.) and a Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886),
G. C.V.O. (1901), K.C.B. (Civ. 1876), V.D., a D.L.
for Norfolk and Vice-Lieut., an A.D.C., Lord-in-
"Waiting, and Acting Master of the Robes to H.M.,
formerly Lieut. 7th Hussars, and Col. Norfolk
Artill. Mil. : son of 3rd Bn. and half-bro. of 4th ;
b. Jan. 2, 1830 ; sue. 1853 (L. U.) ; mar. 1854 Cecilia
Annetta, dau. of Hy. Baring, Esq., and sist. of 1st
Bn. Revelstoke, a Lady of the Bedchamber to
H. M. the Queen. Seat. Gun ton Pk., Norwich;
town res., 4 Manchester S \., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. ; A Bt. 1745; Bn. Suffisld, 1785.—
Sir Harbord Harbord, 2nd Lt., M.P. for Norwich, was
granted this Barony.
Titled Relatives.
(Harbord.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn. :
Hon. Charles H., heir to Barony, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), Col. (late comdg.) 1st Batt.
Scots Gds., served in S. Africa 1899- 1900, was a
Groom-in- Waiting to Queen Victoria and has been
A.D.C. to three Viceroys of India and to the Marq.
of Lome in Canada: b. 1855, mar. 1896 Evelyn
Louisa (Hon. Mrs. Harbord), dau. of Capt. Eust. J.
Wilson-Patten, Avhose widow became Mchss. of
Headfort. Res., 47 Pont St., S.W. (2nd heir, his
son Victor Alexander Charles, b. 1897. )
Hon. Cecilia Margaret, now Ctss. Carrington, b. 1856,
mar. 1878 1st Earl C. (then 3rd Bn.), q.v.
Hon. Alice Marion, now The Lady Hillingdon, b.
1857, mar. i836 Hon. Charles William Mills, now 2nd
Bn. Hillingdon, q.v.
The deceased Hon. Mabel Emily H., b. 1858, d. i860.
Hon. Elizabeth Evelyn, now The Lady Hastings (q.v.,
Widow), b. i860, mar. 1880 20th Bn. H. (d. 1904).
Hon. Assheton Edward H., late Capt. and Hon.
Maj. Norfolk Artill. Mil., b. 1861, mar. 1905 Mary
Constance, widow of Arthur Blackwood, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Assheton H). Res., 36 Beaufort Gdns.,
Brompton Rd., S.W.
Hon. Judith, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick Sullivan,
late a Maid of Honour to Queen Victoria (1894-
1901) : b. 1862, mar. 1901 Rev. Fredk. S., M.A., heir
to Baronetcy of Thames Ditton. Res., South-
repps Rect., Norwich.
Hon. Winifred, now Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Glyn, b.
1864, mar. 1889 Capt. Geoff. Carr G., D.S.O. (q.v.),
son of Hon. Pascoe Glyn, and grandson of 1st Bn
Wolverton.
Hon. Eleanor, now Hon. Lady Musgrave, a Lady-in-
Waiting to H.R.H. Princess Victoria: b. 1868,
mar. 1895 Sir Richd. Geo. M., 12th Bt. of Edenhall,
q.v.
Hon. Bridget Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Derek Keppel,
an Extra Lady-in Waiting to H.R.H. the Duchess
of Cornwall during Colon. Tour : b. 1870, mar. 1898
Hon. Derek Wm. Geo. K., C.M.G., son of 7th E. of
Albemarle, q.v.
Surviving issue of 3?*^ Bn. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
(Bv 1ST MRRGE.
The late 4th Baron, b. 1813, d. 1853 without issue.)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon Emily, now Hon Mrs. Randall Burrongh.es, b.
1828, mar. 18^2 the late Rev. Rand. B. (d. 1872).
Res., Yewside, Rusthall, Tunb. Wells.
(Present Baron, b. 1330.)
Hon. Walter if., formerly Maj. 7th Hussars, served
in Mutiny and was A.D.C. to Sir Wm. Mansfield,
Com.-in-Ch. India : b. 1834, mar. 1875, as 2nd husb.,
the under-mentioned Lady Eleanor Eaton, who
obtd. a divorce 1900.
— Daus.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. William H. (Edith, dau. of Shadwill
Boulderson, Esq.), mar. 1886, as 2nd wife, the late
Capt. Hon. William H. (d. 1900).
Hon. Mrs. John H. (Caroline Penelope, dau. of
Anthony Hamond, Esq.), mar. 1857 the late Rev.
the Hon. John H. (d. 1900). Res., Shirley House,
Swaffham, Norfolk.
H>n. Mrs. Ralph H. (Elizabeth Pole, dau. of
Edwd. W. H. Schenley, Esq.), mar. 1865, wid. 1878.
Res., 4 First Avenue, Hove, Brighton.
Hon. Mrs. Harbord Harbord (Barbara Sophia Har-
riot, dau. of Edwd. Disney, Esq., and widow of
Maj. P. Bennet), mar. 1878, 2nd wife to and husb..
the late Hon. Harbord H. (d. 1804).
SUFFOLK and BERKSHIRE, Earl of.
Henry Molyneux Paget Howard, 19th E. of
Suffolk and 12th of Berkshire (Eng.), Extra A.D.C.
to Lord Curzon of Kedleston and Capt. 4th Batt.
Glouc. Regt. (Mil.), : son of 18th E. ; b. Sept. 13,
1877; sue. 1898 (L.U.); mar. 1904 Marguerite
Hyde, dau. of the late Levi Z. Leiter, Esq., of
Washington, and sist. of Lady Curzon of
Kedleston. Seat, Charlton Pk.,Malmesbury,"\Yilts.
Creations. Eng. : E. of Suffolk, 1603 ; Vise. Andover
and Bn. Howard of Chirlton, 1622; E. of Berkshire, 1626.
—Lord Thos. Howard, son of the attainted 4th Duke-of
SUP
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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Norfolk (beheaded 1572), was created Earl of Suffolk : he
had been a distinguished naval officer under Elizabeth
and was specially vigilant in discovering the Gunpowder
Plot ; later on he was appointed Chancellor of Cam-
bridge University and Lord High Treasurer of England.
Previously to the Earldom he had received the Barony
of Howard de AValden, but that Barony fell into abej ance
on the death of the 3rd Earl and ultimately was revived
in a different branch of the family. The 1st Earl's and
f»on was created Vise. Andover and afterwards Earl of
Berkshire. The 4th Earl of the latter title succeeded as
nth Earl of Suffolk (the tenures of title in this line
having averaged much shorter than those of the other
owing to a brother or uncle having succeeded in four
instances). Former Earldoms of Suffolk had existed,
and one of them in 1448 rose to be a Dukedom : the 3rd
Duke was beheaded in 1513 and a 4th created a year
after ; the 7th and last was beheaded in 1554. There'had
also been one Earl of Berkshire previous to the above
creation, but this lasted only 1620-3.
Titled Relatives.
(Howard.)
Surviving issue of iSth E. (bro. and. sists. of pres.):
Lady Mary Muriel Sophie, now Lady M. Coventry, b.
1870, mar. 1893 Henry Robt. Beauclerk C, Esq..
Res.. Monkton Pk., Chippenham, Wilts.
Lady Eleanor Mabel, now Lady E. Byng, b. 1873, mar
ioo2 Maj. Hon. Lionel Fras. George 27. , son of 2nd
E. of Strafford, q.v.
Lady Agnes Isabel H., b. 1874.
(Present Ear4, b. 1877.)
Lady Katharine Millicent b. 1883.
Hon. James Knyvett Estcoi'rt H., heir pres. to
Earldom, b. 1886. (2nd heir, his 1st cousin Charles
Alfred H., b. 1878.)
Daus. of vjth E. (aunts of present) :
Lady Isabel Julia Elizabeth, now Lady I. Atherley,
b. 1831, mar. 1863 the late Maj. Fras. Hy. A. (d. 1897).
Res., Landguard Manor, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W.
(The late 18th Earl, b. 1833, d. 1898.)
Lady Victoria Margaret Louisa H., one of H.M.
Queen Alexandra's bridesmaids, b. 1844. Res.,
Charlton Cottage, Malmesbury, Wilts.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Audrey Jane Charlotte Butter, nee Townshend
(dau. of 4th Marq. Townshend, q.v.), mar., 1st, 1873,
the late Hon. Greville Theoph. H. (d. 1880); 2ndly,
1882, Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers Buller, G.C.B., q.v.
Hon. Mrs. Cecil H. (Amy, dau. of the late Leo
Schuster, Esq. ), mar. 1877 the late Hon. Cecil Moly-
neux Howard (d. 1903). Res., Dutchlands, Gt. Mis-
senden R.S.O., Bucks.
Dau.-in-law of 16th E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 17th Earl, b. 1804, d. 1876.)
Lady Louisa H., nee Petty-Fitzmaurice, dau. of 3rd
M. of Lansdowne, K.G., b. 1813, mar. 184s the
late Hon. James Kenneth H. (d. 1882). Res.,
Hazelby, Newbury, Berks.
SUFFOLK and BERKSHIRE, Earl's Widow.
Dowager Countess Of S. & B. (Mary Eleanor
Lauderdale, dau. of the late Hon. Henry A.
Coventry, son of 8th E. of Coventry), mar. 1868
18th E. of Suffolk &c. (d. 1898).
SUGDEN, family name of St. Leonards
Barony, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Elphinstone.
SUIRDALE, Viscount, courtesy-title of pre-
sent heir of E. of Donoughmore (not a title
of the Earldom).
SULLIVAN, Baronet of Garryduff. Sir
Edward Sullivan, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1881), B.A.,
barrister-at-law : son of 1st Bt. (Rt. Hon. Sir
Edwd. Sullivan), b. 1852, sue. 1885. Heir pres.,
his bro. William (b. i860; 2nd heir, next bro.,
John, b. 1861). Jtes., 49 Oxford Mansns., Oxford
St.,W. ; 32 Fitzwilliam PL, Dublin; chamb,, 1 Dr.
Johnson's Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
SULLIVAN, Baronet of Thames Ditton. Adm.
Sir Francis William Sullivan, 6tb Bt. (U.K.
i8o4),K.C.B. (Mil. i879),C.M.G. (1878), F.R.G.S.,
served in Kaffir War 1851-2, Black Sea, Syria
1860-1, N. Zealand, S. Africa 1877-9, and Egypt,
ret. 1892, a Nav. A.D.C. to late Queen 1877-8 :
1st cousin of 4th and 5th Bts., and son of the
late Rev. Fredk. Sullivan; b. 1834, sue. 1899,
mar. 1861 Agnes, dau. of the late Hon. Sir Sydney
Bell. Heir, his son Rev. Frederick S. (b. 1865, ,
mar. as below ; 2nd heir, next son, Richard, Com. !
R.N., b. 1866). Hes., 14 Seymour St., Portman
j Sq., W.
I SULLIVAN, Baronet's Widow. Mary, Lady 1
S. of Thames Ditton (dau. of the late Henry
Currie, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1859 Sir Edwd. Robt.
Sullivan, 5th Bt. (d. 1899) Res., 8 Palmeira Sq.,
Hove, Brighton.
SULLIVAN, Hon. Mrs. Frederick, dau. of
5th Bn. Suffield and wife of heir to Baronetcy of
! Thames Ditton.
\ SULLIVAN, Henry Edward, C.S.I. (1886),
formerly on Counc. Gov. of Madras, in M.C.S.
; 1850-86 : b. 1830. Res., 3 St. Helen's Parade,
! Southsea.
SULTAN JAN SADOZAI-see " Jan Sadozai."
SUMNER, Bishop— see "Guildford."
SUNDERLAND, Earl of {Eng. 1643)— see
"Marlborough, D. of."
SUNDERLAND. Col. Marsden Samuel James,
D. S.O. (1889), Roy. Suss. Regt. retd. (1898);
Soudan 1884-5, and Hazara 1888: b. 1841.
SUNDRIDGE, Baron {Gt. Br. 1766) — see
"Argyll, D. of."
SUPPLE, Col. JamesFr ancis, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1) ,
R.A.M.C. retd. (1903) ; Ashanti 1873-4, Afghn.
1879-80, Burma 1886-7, S. Africa 1899-1901, being
Princ. Med. Offr. in the last two campaigns:
b. 1845.
SUEINDAR— see " Sirmur."
SURREY, Earl of {Eng. 1483)^ title of the
Norfolk Dukedom.
SURTEES, Col. Herbert Conyers, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Coldstrm. Gds. : Soudan 1884-6 and
S. Africa 1899-1900, now Mil. Attache at Con-
stantinople : b. 1858.
SUSSEX, Earl of (U.K. 1874), a title of
H.R.H. the Duke of Connaught.
SUTHERLAND, Duke of. Cromartie Suther- j
land-Leveson-Gower, 4th Duke (U.K.), E. of j
Sutherland {Scot.) and a Bt. {Eng.), K.G. (1902),
Lord Lieut, of Sutherland, a Co. Aid. for Staf-
fordsh., and Hon. Col. Staffs. Imper. Yeom., for-
merly Lieut. 2nd Life Gds., and an M.P. (1874-86,
as M. of Stafford), was Mayor of Longton 1895:
son of 31'dD. ; b. July 20, 1851 : sue. 1892 (L. U.) ; '
mar. 1884 Lady Millicent Fanny St.-Clair-Erskine,
dau. of 4th E. of Rosslyn. Seats, Dunrobin
Castle, Golspie, Sutherland ; House of Tongue,
Lairg, same Co. ; Trentham Hall, Stoke-upon-
Trent; Lilleshall, Newport, Salop; town res.,
Stafford House, St. James's, S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1620 ; Bn. Gower, 1703 ;
Gt. Br. : Earl Gower and Vise. Trentham, 1746 ; Marq.
of Stafford, 1786. U.K. : D. of Sutherland, 1833. Scot. :
E. of Sutherland and Ld. Strathnaver, 1565 (orig. 1228).—
The Scottish Earldom is said to have existed in 1057 ;
but William, styled the 1st Earl, was given the title in
1228 for his services in suppressing an insurrection. The
nth Earl was succeeded by his sister. The 12th (rather
13th, if the Countess is reckoned) forfeited his title in I
1562 from suspected complicity in the Earl of Huntly's
rebellion ; but it was restored in 1565, from which date \
his precedence is reckoned in the Scottish Roll of
Peers. He was afterwards poisoned by his uncle's
widow, who wanted the title for her son ; but his
own son escaped by accidental detention from the
poisoned meal, and the perpetrator was sentenced to
death, but' preferred suicide iu prison. The Countess
who was zist in line married the 2nd Marq. of Stafford, |
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Directory of Peerage,
who long afterwards was created ist Duke (in 1833). The
1st Bn. Gower was Sir Jno. Leveson-Gower, 5th bt., who
had married a daughter of the ist Duke of Rutland.
His successor was raised to the Earldom, the 2nd Earl to
the Marquessate, and the 2nd Marq. to the Dukedom.
It was the 2nd Duke who assumed the additional name
of Sutherland.
Titled Relatives.
(Sutherland-Leveson-Gower. )
Issue of present (4th) D. :
The deceased Lady Victoria S.-L.-G., b. 1885, d. 1888.
Marq. of Stafford, heir to Dukedom : George Gran-
ville Sutherland S.-L.-G., b. 1888.
Lord Alistair St. Clair S.-L.-G., 2nd heir, b. 1890.
Lady Rosemary Millicent S.-L.-G., b. 1893.
Son of 2nd D. (uncle of present, who is sole sur-
viving issue of 3rd) :
(The late 3rd Ddke, b. 1828, d. 1892.!
Lord Ronald Charles Sutherland-Gower, F.S.A., a
Trustee of Nat. Port. Gall., an M.P 1867-74 :b. 1845,
has dropped the name Leveson (his father having
first assumed that of Sutherland 1841). Res.,
Hammerfield, Penshurst, Tonbridge.
— Dau.-in-law :
Lady Albert S.-L.-G. (Grace Emma Townshend, dau. <
of Sir Thos. N. Abdy, ist Bt. ), mar. 1872 the late Capt.
Lord Albert S.-L.-G. (d. 1874). Res., 11 Berkeley
House, Hay Hill, Berk. Sq., W. (with her son Fredk.
Neville S.-L.-G., Esq., M.P.), and 8 Rue Jacques
Lemercier, Versailles.
— The late Earl Granville was a zst cousin, his father
having been half-bro. of the ist Duke. The late
Earl of Cromartie was bro. of the present Duke
(both sons of 3rd)— see "Cromartie, Earl's Wid."
(since remrrd.).
SUTHERLAND, Duke's Widow (remrrd.).
Dowager Duchess of S. (Mary Caroline, dau. of
the late Rev. Dr. Richd. Michell, and widow of
Arthur K. Blair, Esq.), mar. 1889, 2nd wife to 2nd
husb., 3rd D. of Sutherland (d. 1892) ; aftds.,
1896, 2nd wife to 3rd husb., Sir Albert Kaye
Rollit, M. P.— retaining her title by courtesy.
Res., The Willows, Windsor ; Gulrain, Ross-sh.
('! post-town) ; 45 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
SUTHERLAND, Knight. Sir Thomas Suther-
land, G.C.M.G. (1897; K.C.M.G. 1891), LL.D., a
Lieut, for City of Lond., Chmn. P. & O. Steam
Navig. Co., one of the three Vice-Presidents of Suez
Canal Co. and a Dir. of various banks, founder
of Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank (a former
M.L.C. of Hong Kong), a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus., late an M.P. : b. 1834, mar. 1880 Alice,
dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Macnaught. Res.,
ColdharbourWood, East Liss, Hants.; 7 Bucking-
ham Gt., S.W.
SUTHERLAND, Capt. Charles Leslie, CLE.
(1899), attached to India Office on spec. serv. from
1880, formerly in War Office and has been at-
tached to two Internat. Exhibns. and to Roy.
Commssn. on Agric. 1879 : b. 1839. itus., Downe
Hall, Farnborough R.S.O., Kent.
SUTTIE (GRANT-), Baronet. Sir George
Grant-Suttie, 7th Bt. (Scot. 1702), son of 6th
Bt., b. 1870, sue. 1878. Heir pres., his 1st cousin
George Donald G.-S. (b. 1877; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
uncle Robert, b. 1840). Seats, Balgone, North
Berwick, Haddingtonsh. ; Preston Grange, Pres-
tonpans R.S.O., same Co.
SUTTIE (GRANT-), Baronet's Widow. Lady
Susan G.-S., nee Lady Susan Harriet Innes-Ker,
dau. of 6th D. of Roxburghe, b. 1837, mar. 1857
Sir James Grant-Suttie, 6th Bt. (d. 1878). Res.,
with 7th Bt. at Preston Grange.
SUTTIE (GRANT-), Hon. Mrs. Robert, dau.
of 7th Vise. Downe and wife of 2nd heir to
above Btcy.
SUTTON, Baronet. Sir Richard Vincent
Sutton, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1772), a posthumous son of
5th Bt., b. and sue. 1891. Heir pres., his uncle
Arthur Edwin (b. 1857 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Robert Lexington, b. 1897). Seat, Benham Pk.,
Newbury, Berks.
SUTTON, Baronet's Widow (remrrd.). Lady
S. (Constance Edith, dau. of Sir Vincent R.
Corbet, 3rd Bt.), mar., 1st, 1888, Sir Richd. Eras.
Sutton, 5th Bt. (d. 1891) ; 2ndly, 1895, Rev. Hubert
D. Astley — retaining title. Res., with 6th Bt.
SUTION, Knigi.it (1). Sir Abraham Sutton,
Kt. Bach. (1903), a merchant, High Sheriff of Cork
during the visit of H.M. : b. 1849. Res., Windsor,
Douglas, Cork.
SUTTON, Knight (2). Hon. Sir George
Morris Sutton, K.C.M.G. (1904), Premier and
Treas. of Natal : b. 1834. Res., Fair Fell,
Bowick, Natal.
SUTTON, Lt.-Col. Alexander Arthur, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1900: b. 1861.
SUTTON, Hon. Mrs. Hugh, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Halifax.
SUTTON, Lady Susan Elizabeth, dau. of 4th
E. of Harewood.
SUTTON (MANNERS-), family name of
Canterbury Viscounty, q.v. for "Hons."
SUT TOR, Knight. Hon. Sir Francis
Batiiurst Suttor, Kt. Bach. (1903), Pres. Legisl.
Coune. N.S. Wales, late Vice-Pres. Exec. Counc,
formerly Postmr.-Gen. and twice Min. of Publ.
Instruction : b. 1839, mar. 1863 Emily, dau. of
Thos. J. Hawkins, Esq. Res., Broadwaldine,
Bathurst, N.S.W.
SWABY, Bishop — see " Barbados."
SWAINE, Col. Charles Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1897), M.A., 11th Hussars retd. (1901) ; Zululd.
1879, Transvaal, Egypt, and Soudan 1884-5, late
A.A.G. for Cavalry at Headqrs. : b. 1844. Res.,
18 Onslow Sq., S.W.
SWAINE, Maj.-Gen. Leopold Victor, C.B.
(Mil. i882),C.M.G. (1887), F.R.G.S., formerly in
Rif. Brig. (ret. 1902) ; Canada 1866, Egypt, and
Nile, late comdg. N.W. Dist., has been Mil.
Attache at St. Petersburg, Constantinople, and
Berlin, is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b.
1840. Res., 14 Queen's Gt., S.W.
SWALE Baronetcy [Eng. 1660), deemed extinct 1733,
but now assumed as nth Bt. by Jas. Bishop Swale,
of Rudfarlington, Knaresborough.
SWAMY (COOMARA-), Knight's Widow.
Lady C.-S. (Elizabeth Clay, dau. of the late Jno.
Beeby, Esq.), mar. 1875 Hon. Sir Mutu Coomara-
Swamy, M.L.C. of Ceylon (d. 1879). Res., Walden,
Worplesdon, Guildford.
SWAN, Knight. Sir Joseph Wilson Swan,
Kt. Bach. (1904), D.Sc, M.A., F.R.S., Chevalier
Leg. Hon., inventor of the incandescent electric
lamp, the rapid Dry Plate, and the Carbon
Process, Vice-Pres. Royal Photo Soc, Past Pres.
of Inst. Elect. Engrs.,the Soc. of Chem. Industry,
and the Faraday Soc. : b. 1828. Res., 58 Holland
Pk., W.
SWAN, Col. Charles Arthur, C.M.G. (1902),
Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Lines.
Regt. (Mil.), High Sheriff of the Co. 1895: b.
1854. Res., Sausthorpe Hall, Spilsby, Lines.
SWAN, Col. Henry Frederick, C.B. (Civ.
1902), V.D., M.I.C.E., late Lt.-Col. comdg., now
Hon. Col., 2nd Vol. Batt. Northumbd. Fus.,
a memb. Inst. Nav. Archits. : b. 1842. Res.,
Prudhoe Hall, Ovingham, N'thumb.
SWA Baronetage, Knightage, &c. SYK 609
SWAM, Coh John (JhrIstopher, C.Ss (Mil.
1904), I. A,, Afghn. 1880, Soudan, Burma 1885-7,
Somalild. 1903-4, now an A.A.G. in India : b.
1856.
SWANSEA, Baron. Ernest Ambrose Vivian,
2nd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., a D.L. for Glamorg. :
son of 1st Bn. ; b. Feb. 11, 1848 ; sue. 1894 {L. U.) ;
unmrrd. Seat, Singleton, Swansea.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1882; Bn. Swansea, 1893.—
Sir Henry Hussey Vivian, 1st Bt., M.P. successively
for Truvo, Glamorganshire, and Swansea, was awarded
this Barony.
Titled Relatives.
( Vivian.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (half-bro. and half-sists.
of present) :
(By ZST MRRGE.
Present Baron, b. 1848. )
Bv 3RD mrrge. (no survivor by and).
Hon. Violet Averil Margaret, now Hon Mrs. Douglas
Campbell, b. 1871, mar. 1899 Capt. Douglas C.
Hon. Odo Richard V., heir pres. to Barony, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1904), Maj. Glamorg. Imper. Yeom. :
b. 1875. Res., Glanrafon, Sketty R.S.O., Glamorg.
(No 2nd heir.)
Hon. Averil, now Hon. Mrs. George Tryon, b. 1876,
mar. 190s Capt. Geo. Clement T., son of the late
Adm. Sir Geo. Tryon, K.C.B.
Hon. Alberta Diana V., b. 1883.
Hon. Alexandra Gladys, now Hon. Mrs. Alexander
Leitii, twin with preceding, mar. 1905 Alex. Kobt.
L., Esq., Lieut, in Army.
SWANSEA, Baron's Widow. The Lady S.
(Averil, dau. of Capt. Richd. Beaumont, B.N".),
mar. 1870, as 3rd wife, 1st Bn. Swansea (d. 1894).
Res., 4 Belgrave PL, S.W.
SWANSEA, Bishop of. Bt. Rev. John Lloyd,
D.D., Bp. Suff. in St. David's Dioc, also Canon
and Treas. of St. David's, and Vic. of Lampeter,
formerly Vie. of Jeffreston and Reynalton, Rcct.
of Penboyr, Vic. of Carmarthen, &c. : b. 1847,
mar. 1883, cons. 1890. Res., The Vicarage,
Lampeter, Cardigansh. ; Glanymor, St. David's
R.S.O., Pembrokes.
SWANSTON, Maj. Charles Oliver, D.S.O.
(1902), Brig.-Maj. LA. ; Tirah 1897-8, Mahsud
Waziri 1902, late a D.A.Q.M.G. in Somalild.,
prer. D.A.A.G-. in Punjab : b. 1865.
SWANSTON, Hon. Mrs. Clement, dau. of 1st
Bn. Romilly.
SWAYNE,Col. Charles Henry, D.S.O. (1898),
R.A.M.C., Nile 1884-5, Burma 1886-9, and Ind.
Frontier 1897-8, now Princ. Med. Offr. for Cork
Dist. : b. 1848. Res., Cork.
SWAYNE, Col. Eric John Eaglks, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), LA., Burma i836~7, comd. Troop, in
Somalild., where he is now Commissr. and Judge
of High Ct. : b. 1863. Res., Sheipli, Somalild.
SWAYNE, Lieut. Oswald Rocke, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1879.
SWEATMAN, Bishop— see " Toronto."
SWEDEN, the Crown Prince of. H.R.H.
Oscar Gustaf Adolph, Duke of Vermiland,
G.C.B. (Hon. Civ. 1901), b. 1858. For his son see
Roy. Fam.
SWETENHAM, Col. Robert Alexander,
C.B. (Mil. 1900), LA. retl. (1904) ; Lushai 1871-2,
Jowaki, Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1886-8, Hazara
1891, and Miranzai : b. 1845.
SWETTENHAM, Knight (1). Sir Frank
Athelstane Swettenham, K.C.M.G. (1897), late
Gov. of Straits Settmts., Res.-Gen. for Protected
States of Malay Penins., where he had held
apptmts. from 1872 as Collector, Assist. Colon.
Sec., Commissr., &c. : b. 1850, mar. 1878 Constance
Sydney, dau. of Carlyle F. Holmes, Esq. Res.
(Lady S.), 18 Selwood Terr., Brompton, S.W.
SWETTENHAM, Knight (2). Sir (James)
Alexander Sitiettenham, K.C.M.G. (1898), Gov.-
in-Ch. of Jamaica, prev. Gov. of Brit. Guiana,
late Colon. Sec. Straits Settmts., formerly an
Acting Dist. Judge in Ceylon and an M.L.C.
and M.E.C., Receiver-Gen. in Cyprus, &c. : b.
1846 (bro. of preceding), mar. 1905 Mary Emily,
dau. of R. P. Copeland, Esq. Res., The King's
House, Kingston, Jamaica.
SWETTENHAM, Capt. George Kilner,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Ir. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1866.
S WTLLIN GTON Barony (Eng. 1326), dormant from
1328, but now claimed, not assumed, by John Christopher
Cain Routh, of Baxterley, Rusthall, Tunb. Wells, and
Clint's House, Gayle, Hawes R.S.O., "£ork->.
SWINBURNE, Baronet. Sir John Swinburne,
7th Bt. {Eng. 1660), Capt. R.N. retd., served in
Burma 1852 and Baltic, was High Sheriff of
Northumberland i865, formerly M.P. : grandson
of 6th Bt., b. 1831, sue. i860, mar. 1905, 3rd
wife, Florence, dau. of Jas. Moffat, Esq. Heir,
his son Hubert (b. 1867; 2nd heir, next son,
TJmfreville Percy, b. 1868). Seat, Capheaton,
Newcastle-on-Tyne .
SWINLEY, Maj .-Gen. George, C.B. (Mil.
1893). R.A. retd. (1897) ; Bhutan 1865-6, Hazara
1868, Jowaki, and Afghn. 1878-80 : b. 1842. Res.,
2 Fauconberg Villas, Bayshill Rd., Cheltenham.
SWINDON, Capt. Ernest Dunlop, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1901, prev. Assist.
Instr. at Sch. Mil. Engrg., now a Staff Capt. at
Headqrs. : b. 1868.
SWINTON, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 23rd
Bn. de Ros.
SYDLAW (or Sidlaw) &c, Baron {Scot. 1677)
— see " Strathmore and K., E. of."
SYDNEY, Archbishop of. Most Rev. William
Saumarez Smith, D.D., 1st Abp., late Princ. of
St. Aidan's Coll., and has been Chapl. to Bps. of
Madras and Norwich, also Hon. Canon of Chester :
b. 1836, widower, cons, as 4th Bp. 1890, Abp.
1897, and is Metropol. of N.S. Wales and Primate
of Australia and Tasmania. Res., Bishop's Ct.,
Sydney, N.S.W.
*#* The Diocese is now limited to the Eastern portion
of N.S. Wales, the original Bishopric (now corresponding
to the Archbishopric) having been divided into the
twenty Sees of Adelaide, Ballarat, Bathurst, Bendigo,
Brisbane, Bunbury, Carpentaria, Gippsland, Goulburn,
Grafton and Armidale, Melbourne, Newcastle, New
Guinea, North Queensland, Perth, Riverina, Rock-
hampton, Sydney, Tasmania, and Wangaratta, in addi-
tion to the eight Sees in New Zealand and the Pacific.
But most of these are now assigned to new Provinces in
Victoria and Queensland, so that only Bathurst, Goul-
burn, Grafton and Armidale, Newcastle, Riverina, and
Sydney itself are now comprised in this Archbishopric.
SYKES, Baronet of Basildon. Sir Henry
Sykes, 6th Bt. ( Gt. Br. 1781), formerly in R.N. and
also Capt. 1st Drgns., served in Crimea : son of
3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th and 5th; b. 1828, sue. 1899.
Heir pres., his 1st cousin once rem. Arthur S.
(b. 1871 ; 2nd heir, latter's bro. Rev. Frederic
John S., b. 1876). Res., 2 Greenhill Terr.,
Weymouth.
SYKES, Baronet of Sledmere. Sir Tatton
Sykes, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1783), a D.L. for E. Rid.,
High Sheriff of Yorks. 1869: son of 4th Bt.,
b. 1826, sue. 1863, mar. 1874 Christiana Anne
Jessica, dau. of the late Rt. Hon. Geo. Aug. F.
Cavendish-Bentinck, but obtd. judic. sep. from
her 1899. Heir, his son Mark (b. 1879 ; 2nd heir,
latter's son, b. 1905). Seat, Sledmere House,
York. (Lady S., 2 Chesterfield St., W.)
6io
SYK
Directory of Peerage,
TAA
SYKES, Baronet's Widow; Lady S. of
Basildon (Caroline, dau. tif M. J. Bettesworth,
Esq.), mar. i§6? Sir Fredk; Hy< Sykes, 5th Bt.
(d. i8gg). lies., Westfield, Piirley, Reading.
SYKE3, Hon. Mr;?; Herbert, dau. of nth
Vise. Massereene and Ferrard.
SYKES, Maj. Percy Molesworth, C.M.G.
(1902); I. A., late 2nd Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa
1901, now Brit. Consul for Persian Baluchistan:
b. 1867. Res., Brit. Consulate, Keman, Persia.
SYKES, Lt.-Col. William Ainley, D.S.O.
(1887), M.B., I.M.S., Soudan 1885, Burma 1886-9,
Zhob Expedn., Waziristan, N.W. Front. 1897-8,
China 1900, now a 1st class Agency Surg. India :
b. 1859.
SYM, Maj .-Gen. John Munro, C.B. (Mil.
1889), LA. Supernum. List; Ind. Front. 1863,
Hazara 1868 and 1888, Afghn. 1878-80, and 2nd
Miranzai : b. 1839. Res., Edinburgh.
. SYMES, Knight. Sir Robert Henry Symes,
Kt. Bach. (1898), has been six times Mayor of
Bristol (High Sheriff 1887), Chmn. of West of
Engld. Merchts.' Assoc. and formerly head of
Symes and Co., provision merchts. : b. 1837, mar.
1880, 2nd wife, Fanny, dau. of the late Jno.
Kempe, Esq., and widow of Capt. Edouari
Hurlin. Res., Burfield, Westbury - on - Trym,
Bristol.
SYMES, Lieut. George Stewart, D.S.O.
(1905), Hants. Regt. ; Aden 1903-4.
SYMES, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Teignmouth.
SYMON, Knight. Sir Josiah Henry Symon,
K.C.M.G. (1901), K.C. (1881), Attorn.-Gen. in
Austral. Commonwealth, late Leader of the
Opposition, was Chmn. Judic. Cmttee. of
Austi-aln. Fed. Convention, formerly Attorn.-
Gen. of S. Australia : b. 1846, mar. 1881 Mary
Eleanor, dau. of Chas. T. Cowle, Esq. Res.,
Manoah, Upper Sturt, S. Australia ; Selma,
Fitzroy, Adelaide.
SYMONDS, Knight's Widow. Lady S. (Susan
Mary, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Briggs), mar.,
1st, 18 — , as 3rd wife, Rear-Adm. Sir Wm.
Symonds, C.B. (d. 1856; ; 2ndly, 1861, Thos. Mayo,
Esq., M.D. — retaining title by courtesy.
SYNGE, Baronet. Sir Francis Robert
Millington Synge, 6th Bt. {U.K. 1801), Maj. 1st
Batt. S. Lanes. Regt. retd. : son of 5th Bt., b.
1851, sue. 1894, mar. 1876 Frances Elizabeth, dau.
of Robt. Evans, Esq. Heir, his son Robert
Millington (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, next son, Neale
Hutchinson, b. 1880). Res., Syngefield, Birr,
Queen's Co.
SYNGE, Baronet's Widow. Catherine, Lady
.S'., dau. of Steph. Vincent, Esq., mar. 1846 Sir
Noah H. N. Synge, 4th Bt. (d. 1886). Res.,
Heathfield, Paignton, Devon. (The 3rd, 4th, and
5th Bts. were bros.)
SYNGE, Hon. Mis. Percy, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Abinger.
SYNGE, Robert Follett, C.M.G. (1897),
Dep. Master of Ceremonies to H.M., late Sec.
and Contr.-Gen. to the Gov. of the Cape, a clerk
in Treaty Dept. For. Office : b. 1853. Res., 7
Chester Sq., S.W.
SYNNOT (HART-), Maj. -Gen. Arthur Fitz-
Roy, C.B. (Mil. 1889), C.M.G. (1901), formerly of |
31st Rest. (retd. 1904) ; Ashanti 1873-4, S. Africa
1879, 1881, and 1899-1902, and Egypt, late A.A.G.
in Belfast; formerly Editor of Hart's Army
Idft; assumed additional surname of Synnot in
1902 : b. 1844. Res., Ballymoyer, Whitecross,
Markethill R.S.O., Co. Armagh.
SYNNOT (HART-), Capt. Arthur Henry
Seton, D.S.O. (igoo-i), E. Surrey Regt. ; Chitral
Relief, N.W. Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa 1899-
1902, late A.D.C. tti Maji-Gen, Sir fi, C. Hart:
son of above, b. 1870.
SYNNOT (HART-), Lieut. RonAld Victor
Okes, D.S.O. (i^od-l), late E. Surrey Regt.; S.
Africa 1899-1902: son of Maj.-Geri. H.S., b. 1879.
SZLUMPER, Knight. Sir James Weeks
Szlumper, Kt. Bach. (1894), M.I.C.E., three times
Mayor of Richmond (Surrey), a D;L. for Cardi-
gansh. (High Sheriff 1898) : b. 1834, mar. 1867
Mary, dau. of Jas. Culliford, Esq. Res., Sand-
march, Queen's Rd., Aberystwyth; Glanteifi, Kew
Gdns. ; 17 Victoria St., S.W.
T.
TAAFFE, family name of the Viscounty fol-
lowing.
TAAFFE, Viscount. Henry Taaffe, 12th
Vise. {Irel.), a Count of the Holy Rom. Emp. ;
Lieut, in Austrian Army : son of 11th V. ; b. May
22, 1872 ; sue. 1895 ; mar. 1897 Maria Magda
Fuchs. Seat, Ellischau Castle, Post Silberberg,
Bohemia ; Kolinetz Castle, Bohemia.
Creations. Irel. : Vise. Taaffe and Bn. of Ballymote,
1628. Holy Rom. Emp. (Austro-Germ.) : A Count, 1784.—
Sir John Taaffe (Kt.), son of Sir Wm. Taaffe (who had
distinguished himself in putting down an Irish rebellion
in 1597, as also in repulsing a Spanish invasion), was
awarded these Irish Peerages. The 2nd Vise., who was
made Earl of Carlingford, had been a zealous supporter
of the Royal cause during the Civil War, and in conse-
quence his estates were sequestered, bringing about the
Continental residence of the family. The 3rd Earl, who
was Chiimberlain to the Emperor Ferdinand, a Marshal !
of the Empire and Councillor of State, was given the
Holy Roman Countship. The Earldom lapsed on the
death of the 4th Earl (5th Vise.) in 1783. The 6th Vise,
who, being a collateral, obtained the Countship only by
new creation as a reward for his services, defeated the
Turks at the Siege of Belgrade. The 4th Count (9th
Vise.) was Governor of Styria and Galicia and President
of the Supreme Court of Appeal at Vienna. This series
of foreign associations led to a questioning by the House
of Lords as to the next Visct.'s status as a British sub-
ject; but this was recognised by the Committee of
Privileges in i860. The nth Vise, was Prime Minister of
Austria 1879-93.
Titled Relatives.
(Taaffe.)
Issue of present (12th) V. :
Hon. Edward Charles Richard T., heir to Vis-
county, b. 1898. (No 2nd heir.)
Surviving issue of 11th V. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Mary, now Ctss. Maximilian Coudenhove, b.
1866 mar. 1889. Res., Brilnn, Austria.
Hon. Louisa T., a Canoness, b. 1868.
Hon. Helena, now Bnss. Richard von Matteneloit,
b. 1870, mar. 1889. Res., Orlau, Austrian Silesia
(Oesterr.-Schlesien).
(Present Viscount, b. 1872.)
TAA Baronetage, Knightage, &c. TAL 611
Daus. o/gth V. (aunts df present) :
(The late idtli Viscount, b. 18^3, d. 1873 unmrrd.)
Hon. Walpiirga Louisa T.; formerly a Lady of the
Court to the Empress Maria Anna of Austria, b.
1827.
Hon. Amelia Walpurga T., formerly a Maid of
.Honour to the Archdss. Elizabeth, b. 1830.
(The lata nth Viscount, b. 1833, d. 1895.)
TAAFFE, Viscount's Widow. Dowager Vis-
countess'T. (Maria Francisca, Ctss. Csaky von
Keresztszegh), Dame du Palais to H.I.M. the
late Empress of Austria: mar. i860 11th Vise.
Taaffo (d. 1895). Res., Vienna.
TABIA, Baron— see " Sant-Cassia."
TABRIA, Baron of. Eosario Luigi Testa-
ferrata-Moroni-Viani, 7th Bn. {Sicily 1728—
Maltese Nobility), a Kt. of Holy Bom. $mp., a
Patrician of Eome and Messina, a memb. of
Crrittee. of Privileges of Malt. Nobility, also of
the Exec. Counc. of Govt.: nephew of 6th Bn.,
b. 1871, sue. (by nomination) 1892, mrrd. Heiress
pres., his dau. Mary Violet Victoria (2nd
heir, his bro. Salvatore Fabrizio, dn Baroni delta
Tabria e di Gomerino, b. 1866). Bes., Casa Far,
Malta; 1 Strada Annunziata, Sliema ; 11 Via
Beale, Citta Vecchia, Malta ; also Tunis.
~TACHE (Tache), Eugene Etienne, I S.O.
(1903), Dep. Minister of Lands, Mines, and
Fisheries, Quebec.
TACON, Knight. Sir Thomas Henry Tacon,
Kt. Bach. (1900), a D.L. for Suffolk (High Sheriff
1898) and a Co. Aid. for E. Suffolk : b. 1838, mar.
1868 Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of Kobt. B. Orford,
Esq.. Bes., The Eed House, Eye, Suffolk.
TADEMA, Knight. Sir Lawrence Alma !
Tadema, O.M. (1905], Kt. Bach. (1839), R-A.,
D.Litt., D.C.L., F.S.A., distinguished classical
painter: b. 1836 in Holland, settled in London
1863 and is naturalised, elected B.A. 1879, mar.
1871, 2nd wife, Laura Theresa, dau. of Geo. N.
Epps, Esq. Bes., 34 Grove End Ed., St. John's
Wd., N.W.
TAFLTA, Marquess of. Frederick Sedley, 4th
Marq. {Malta 1790), Hon. Lt.-Col. in Brit. Army,
formerly Capt. 5th Boy. Ir. Lancers and 48th
Bggt., served in China 1860 : grandson of 2nd
j M. (through a dau.), b. 1837, suc- !903f widower.
1 Heiress pres., his dau. Ethel Maud, Marchesina
di T. (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, Hubert Cornwall Legh,
a gt. grandson of 2nd Marq. b. 1858). Bes., 34
I Warwick Ed., S. Kens., S.W.
j TAGART, Maj. Harold Arthur Louis, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 15th Hussars, Brig.-Maj. Meerut Brig. ;
S. Africa 1900, Thibet 1904, D.A.A.G. Presid.
Dist. Bengal same year : b. 1870.
TAGAET, Lady Mary Stuart, wife of pre-
ceding and dau. of 7th E. of Albemarle.
TAGLIAFEREO, Conte. Girolamo Taglia-
ferro, 1st Ct. {Papacy 1892), a banker in Malta :
b. 1820, mar. 1847 the late Marianna Borg (d.
1867). Heir, his son Alfred Giacomo, Oontino T.
(b. 1853 ; no 2nd heir) . Bes., 298 Strada San Paolo,
Valetta.
TAGLIAFEBEO, Napoleone, I.S.O. (1905),
late Dir. of Educn. in Malta.
TAGOBE, Maharaja Sir Joteendro Mohun,
Bahadur, K.C.S.I. (1882), three times a Memb. of
Counc. of Viceroy and twice Pres. Brit. Ind. Assoc. ,
is a Trustee of Imper. Ind. Mus. and a Gov. of
Mayo Hosp., honorary title Maharaja hered. : b.
1831, mar. 1840. Bes., The Prasad and Tagore
Castle, both in Prosunno Kumar Tagore St., Cal-
cutta ; The Emerald Bower, 53 Barrackpur Trunk
I Ed., Bengal.
TAGORE, Eaja Sir Sourtndro Mohun, Kt.
Bach. (1884), CLE. (1880), D. Mus., is a Fellow
of Calcutta IJniv., and associated with numerous
literary or scient. Socs. in Europe, Asia, America,
&c., a distinguished professor Gf music, founder
and Pres. of the Bengal Music Sch. and Acad., is
also a large landed proprietor,granted title of Raja,
also that of Nawab Shahzada (hered., from the
Shah of Persia), holds over twenty foreign
Orders of Knighthood: b. 1840 (bro. of preceding),
mrrd. Bes., Hara Kumar Bhavan^athuriaghata
Eajbati, Calcutta ; Pramod Kanon, Barrackpur
Trunk Ed., Bengal.
TAIT, Knight. Sir Melbourne M'Taggart
Tail, Kt. Bach. (1897), D.C.L., Assist. Ch. Just.
Super. Ct. Montreal, and a Puisne Judge of that
of Quebec, appd. Q.C. (Can.) 1882 : b. 1842, mar.
1878, 2nd wife, Lydia, dau. of H. B. Kaigho, Esq.,
of Ehode Isld. Bes., 994 Sherbrooke St., Montreal.
TAIT, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Eose, dau.
of the late Wm. Abraham,Esq.),mar.i853 Sir Peter
Tait, Mayor of Limerick (d. 1890). Bes., Ashton
Cottage, Waverton, Chester.
TAIT, William, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901). Bes.,
Shaw Farm, Windsor.
-TALBOT, family name of Shrewsbury and
Talbot Earldom (here strictly Chetwynd-Talbot),
and of Talbot de Malahide' Barony (the two
lines were orig. related). Index to the two lines
(s., Shrewsbury ; m., Talbot de Mai.) :
Iln. Alfred, s. Hn. Jas Bosv. m. Ly. Nellie, s.
Ld. Edmd. B. sep. Hn. Mis. John, sep.Hn. Reg.Gilb.M.Jt.
Hn.Mrs.Edwcl.sep.Hn. Mrs. Leop. m. Ly. Viola, s.
Ly.Emma,Kt's.\vidHn. Marg. Mar. M.Iin. Mrs. Wm.I.M.
! Hn. Frances, m. Hn. Milo Geo. m.
TALBOT, Baron {Gt. Br. 1733), also Earl
(1784) —see " Shrewsbury and T.," also bslow. -
TALBOT, Bishop— see " Southwark."
TALBOT, Hon. Lady— see Kt. (2).
TALBOT, Knight (1). Lt.-Col. Sir Adelbert
Cecil Talbot, K.C.I.E. (1895), LA. Supemum.
List, late Eesident in Kashmir, prev. Polit. Eesid.
for Persian Gulf and Dep. Sec. to Govt, of
India in For. Dept., was Interp. for the Shah-
zada on his visit to England 1895 : son of the
late Eev. the Hon. Wm. W. (Chetwynd-) Talbot
and grandson of 2nd Earl Talbot ; b. 1845,
widower. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
TALBOT, Knight (2) and Peer's Son. Maj.-
Gen. Hon. Sir Eeginald Arthur James Talbot,
K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), Gov. of the State of Victoria,
late Mil. Attache at Paris, served in Zulu,
Egyptn., and Nile Campaigns, formerly Lt.-Col.
comdg. 1st Life Gds., and comcig. in Egypt (ret.
1903), an M.P. 1869-74 : son of 18th E. of Shrews-
bury, b. 1841, mar. 1877 Margaret Jane, dau. of
Et. Hon. Jas. Stuart-Wortley, son of 1st Bn.
Wharncliffe (Hon. Lady Talbot). Bes., Govt.
House, Melbourne ; 12 Manchester Sq., W.
TALBOT, Knight's Widow. Lady Emma" T.,
nee Lady Emma Charlotte Smith Stanley, dau. of
14th E. of Derby, b. 1835, mar. i860 Col. Hon. Sir
Wellington Patk. M. Chetwynd-Talbot, K.C.B.
(d. 1898), son of 2nd Earl Talbot and gt. uncle of
E. of Shrewsbury and T. Bes., Glenhurst, Esher,
Surrey ; 15 Cromwell Ed., S.W.
TALBOT, Pri v. Counc. Et. Hon. John Gilbert
Talbot, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897), MA., D.C.L., M.P.
for Oxford IJniv. {€'.), an Ecdes. Commissr., a
D.L. and Co. Aid. for Kent and Chmn. W. Kent
Q.S., formerly Pari. Sec. to Ed. of Trade: grandson
of 2nd Earl Talbot, also maternal grandson of 1st
Bn. Wharncliffe and bro. of Bp. of Bochester;
b. 1835, .mar. i860 the under-mentioned Hon -Mrs.
S S 2
6 1 2 T ALi Directory
Jno. Talbot. Res., Palconhurst, Eden Bridge,
Kent ; 10 Gt. George" St., S.W.
TALBOT, Lord Edmund Bernard, M.P., son
of 14th D. of Norfolk, q;T.
TALBOT, Hons. Mrs. Edward and Mrs. Johv,
daus. of 4th Bn. Lyttelton (q.v. under " Cobham "),
wives, Hon. Mrs. Edwd. of the Bp. of Southwark,
and Hon. Mrs. Jno. of the above Priv. Counc.
TALBOT, Maj. Frederick Gilbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Bif. Brig.; S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1868
(grandson of 2nd Earl Talbot).
TALBOT, George, OB. (Civ. 1883), Afghn.
1842 in 13th Foot, Bes. Magist. in Ireld. 1851-71,
Ch. Commissr. Dublin Police 1877-82: b. 1823.
Res., St. Clair, Perrymount Bd., Hay wards Heath,
Sussex.
TALBOT de MALAHIDE, Baron. Richard
Wogan Talbot, 5th Bn. Talbot of Malahide
{Irel.), sits as 2nd Bn. Talbot de Malahide {U.K.) ;
Hered. Lord Adm. of Malahide and the Seas
adjoining, a D.L. for Co. Dublin, formerly Lieut.
9th Lancers: son of 4th Bn. ; b. Eeb. 28, 1846;
sue. 1883 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1873, the late Emily
Harriet (d. 1898), dau. of Sir Jas. Boswell, 2nd
Bt. of Auchinleck (pron. Affleck ; extinct) ; 2ndly,
1901, Isabel Charlotte, dau. of the late Robt. B.
Humfrey, Esq., and widow of Jno. Gurney, Esq.,
a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. Seat, Malahide
Castle, Dublin.
Creations. Irel. : En. Talbot of Malahide and Bn.
Malahide, 1831. U.K. : Bn. T. de Malahide, 1856.— The
Peerage was granted to the widow of Richd. Talbot, of
Malahide Castle, she coming of " the Milesian princely
house of Breffney," but the remainder was only to her
heirs male. The 4th Bn., who was M.P. for Athlone
and a Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria, obtained the
U.K. Peerage, which however had been previously con-
ferred upon the 2nd Bn., who died childless.
Titled Relatives.
(Talbot.)
Issue of present (5th) Bn.:
Hon. James Boswell T., heir to Baronies, b. 1874.
(2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Reginald.)
Surviving issue of 4th Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Hon. Susan Anne, now Hon. Mrs. Cecil Ives, b. 1844,
mar. 1864 the late Maj. -Gen. Cecil R. St. John /.
(d. 1896). Res., Moyns Pk., Birdbrook, Halstead,
Essex; Hollyheath, Norfolk (? post-town).
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. Frances Margaret Maria T., b. 1847. Res.,
39 Belgrave Rd., S.W., with follg.
Hon. Reginald Gilbert Murray T., LL.B., barrister-
at-law: b. 1849, widower. Res., 39 Belgrave Rd.,
S.W. ; chamb., 2 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
Hon. Milo George '/'., Col. R.E. retd., served in Jowaki
Expedn., Afghanistan, Mahsud Waziri, and Nile
1898, late Dir. of Soudan Survey: b. 1854. Club,
Army and Navy.
Dau.-in-law of 3rd Bn. (aunt of present) :
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1805, d. 1883.)
Hon. Mrs. William Leopold T. (Mary Louisa, dau.
of the late Anth. Lefroy, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1852 the
late Lt.-Col. Hon. Wm. Leopold Porsenna T. (d.
1881). Res., 13 Brunswick PI., Hove, Brighton.
TALLENTS, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 1st
Bn. Ashcombe.
TALVANDE, Comtesse— see "Mauny-T."
TAMWORTH, Viscount {Gt. Br. 1711), a title
of the Ferrers Earldom, borne by the heir when a
son.
TANCRED, Baronet. Sir Thomas Selby
Tancred, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1662), C.E., took part in the
construction of the Forth Bridge and built the
Delagoa Bay Rail. : son of 7th Bt., b. 1840, sue.
1880, mar. 1866 Mary Harriet, dau. of Col. Geo.
of Peerage, TAN
W. Hemans. Heir, his son Capt. Thoma s Selby T.
(b. 1,870 ; 2nd heir, next son, Francis Willoughby,
b. 1874). Res., 29 Westbourne Gdns., W.
TANG YE, Knight. Sir Richard Tangye
{pron, Tang-ie),Kt.Bach. (i8g4),F.R.G.S., Chmn.
of firm of Tangyes, Ld., engineers, Birmingham,
began life as a school teacher: b. 1833, mar. 1859
Caroline, dau. of Thos. Jesper, Esq. Res., Glen-
dorgal, Newquay, Cornwall ; Coombe Ridge,
Kingston Hill, Surrey.
TANKERVTLLE, Earl or. George Montagu
Rennet, 7th Earl ( Gt. Br.), a D.L. for Northumbd.,
has been a Midshipman R.N., Lieut, in Rifle
Brigade, and A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. :
son of 6th E. ; b. March 30, 1852 ; sue. 1899 (C.) ;
mar. 1895 Leonora Sophie, dau. of J. G. van
Marter, Esq., of New York. Seat, Thornington
House, Cornhill - on - Tweed R.S.O., N'thumb.
(Chillingham Castle let to Sir Andr. Noble) .
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Ossulston(Mr. Cokayne's work
by a misprint gives it " Ossulton "), 1682. Gt. Br. :
E. of Tankerville, 1714. "Lord Bennet " has been used
as a courtesy title.— Sir Jno. Bennet, Kt. of the Bath,
whose grandfather had been on the Commission for
the Suppression of Heresy under Elizabeth, was first Bn.
Ossulstoa ; bis son and successor obtained the Earldou,
having married the daughter of a previous Earl whose
title lasted only 1695-1701.
Titled Relatives.
(Bennet.)
Issue of present {jth) E. :
Lord Ossulston, heir to Earldom : Charles Augustus
Ker B.. b. 1897.
The deceased Hon. Georgina B., b. & d. 1896 (when
her father was Ld. Bennet).
The deceased Lady Ida Olivia Sophie B., b. 1898, d.
1900.
Hon. George B., 2nd heir,b. 1903.
Surviving dau. of 6th E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1852.)
Lady Corisande Olivia B., b. 1855.
TANKERVILLE, Earl's Widow. Dowager
Countess of T., nee Lady Olivia Montagu, dau.
of 6th D. of Manchester, b. 1830, mar. 1850 6th
Earl of Tankerville (d. 1899) . Res. , The Welkin,
Lindfield, Haywards Heath, Sussex.
TANNADYCE &c, Baron {Scot. 1677), see
" Strathmore and K., E. of."
TANNER, Knight (1). Sir Henry Tanner,
Kt. Bach. (1904), LS.O. (1903), F.R.I.B.A.,
Principal Architect, Office of Works, designed
the new Govt. Offices in Gt. George St. : b. 1849,
mar. 1894, 2nd wife, Emily, dau. of J. Leal, Esq.
Res., Rothbury, Beckenham, Kent.
TANNER, Knight (2). Lt.-Gen. Sir Oriel
Viveash Tanner, K.C.B. (Mil. 1882), served in
Mutiny, Afghan War 1878-80, and Egypt, in
comd. of Quetta Div. 1883, was in H.E.I.C.S.
(Mil.) from 1850, now Col. 129th Baluchis : b.
1832, mar. 1905, 2nd wife, Mary, dau. of T. Earl,
Esq. Res.. 2 Sheffield Terr., Campden Hill, W.
TANNER, Maj .-Gen. Edward, C.B. (Mil.
1881), Afghn. 1878-80, formerly Lt.-Col. 1st Batt.
King's L'pool Regt., ret. 1886: b. 1839. Re*.,
Woodside, Old Shirley, Southampton.
TANNER, Lt.-Col. John Arthur, D.S.O.
(1887), R.E., Mahsud Waziri 1881, Soudan, Burma
1885-8, Chitral Relief, N.W. Front. 1897-8, now
an A.A.G. for R.E. at Ind. Headqrs. : b. 1858.
TANNER, John Edward, C.M.G. (1894),
M.I.C.E., served as vol. in Crimea and Mutiny
and as an engr. on Scinde and Punj. Rail. 1856-
71, late Dir. of Works and M.L.C. Trinidad:
b. 1834. Res., Normanston, Marlborough Rd.,
Bournemouth.
TAR
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
TAY 613
TAKBAT, Viscount {by courtesy— -title U.K.
1861), son and heir of the Countess of Cromartie.
TAR BET, Lt.-Col. Alexander Francis,
C. M.G. (1900), D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj. and Hon.
Lt.-Col. S. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1885 and as a
D. A.A.G. 1900-1, was Priv. Sec. to Gov. of Lagos
1892-4 and Insp.-Gen. of Sierra Leone Frontier
Force 1894-8 : b. i860. Club, Badminton.
TARBET, Capt. William Godfrey, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Wore. Regt.; S. Africa . 1899-1900 :
b. 1878.
TARLETON, Lieut. Alfred Henry, M.V.O.
'4th Class, 1904), R.N. Emerg. List, a D.L. for
Middx. (High Sheriff 1903) and a Kt. of Grace
St. John Jerus., has Cross of League of Mercy :
b. 1862. Ees., Breakspears, Uxbridge ; 58 War-
wick Sq., S.W.
TARRINZEAN and MAUCHLINE, Baron
{Scot. 1633), a title of the Loudoun Earldom.
TARVES &c, Baron {Scot. 1682), a title of the
Aberdeen Earldom.
TASCHEREAU, Priv. Counc. and Knight.
Rt. Hon. Sir Henri Elzear Taschereau, P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1904), Kt. Bach. (1902), LL.D., Chief Justice
of Supreme Court, Canada, formerly a Judge of
Superior Ct. of Quebec, then of the Dominion,
appd. Q,.C. 1867, admind. Govt, in Canada 1904:
b. 1836, mar. 1897, 2nd wife, Marie Louise, dau.
of the late Chas. Panet, Esq. lies., Laurier
Avenue, Ottawa.
TASMANIA, BrsHOP of. Rt. Rev. John
Edward Mercer, D.D., 5th Bp., late Rect. of St.
Michael's, Manchester, and of St. James's, Gorton :
b. 1856, mar. 1882, cons. 1902. Res., Bishop's Ct.,
Hobart.
TATE, Baronet. Sir William Henry Tate,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1898), son of 1st Bt., b. 1842, sue.
1899, mar. 1863 Caroline Hill R'gby, adopted dau.
of the late Jno. Glasgow, Esq. Heir, his son
Ernest William (b. 1867; 2nd heir, latter's
son Henry, b. 1902). Res., Highfield, Woolton,
Liverpool ; Downing, Holywell, Flintsh.
TATE, Baronet's Widow. Amy, Lady T.,
dau. of Chas. Hislop, Esq., mar. 1885, as 2nd
wife, Sir Henry Tate, 1st Bt. (d. 1899), donor
to the nation of the Tate Gallery at Millbank.
Ree., Park Hill, Streatham Common, S.W.
TATE, Frank, I.S.O. (1903), M.A., Dir. of
Education, State of Victoria : b. 1853. Res.,
Kelso, Cotham Rd., Kew, Melbourne.
TAUBMAN-GOLDIE, Rt. Hon. Sir George
Dashwood — see " Goldie," now his only surname.
TAUNTON Barony ( U.K. 1839)— extinct 1869
on death of 1st and onlyBn. (surname Labouchere) .
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. Mary Dorothy, now Hon. Mrs. Edward Stanley,
b. 1842, mar. 1^72 Edwd. Jas. S., Esq., M.P. Res.,
Quantock Lodge, Over Stowey, Bridgwater.
Hon. Mina Frances, now Hon. Lady Ellis, b. 1843,
mar. 1864 Maj.-Gen. Sir Arth. E. Aug. K, G.C.V.O.,
q.v.
Hon. Emily Harriet, now Ctss. of St. Germans, b.
1844, mar. 1881 5th Earl of St. G., q.v.
TAVISTOCK, Marquess of {by courtesy— title
Eng. 1694), only son and heir of D. of Bedford.
TAWNEY, Charles Henry, CLE. (1888) >
M.A., late Librarian at Ind. Office, was Regist.
Calcutta Univ. 1877-82, also Principal of Presid.
Coll. Bengal till 1892 : b. 1837. Res., Oatlands
Grange, Weybridge, Surrey.
TAY and PAINTLAND, Viscount {Scot. 1677),
a title of the Breadalbane Marquessate.
TAYLOR Baronetcy {U.K. 1828), by all accounts
extinct 1876, but assumed from 1896 as 4th Bt. by Chas.
Purcell Taylor, of the City News, S Bridewell PL, E.C.
TAYLOR, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Alexander
Taylor, G.C.B. (Mil. 1889; K.C.B. 1877), served
in Sutlej 1845-6, Punjab, Mutiny, and Umbeyla
1863-4, was Pres. Roy. Ind. Engrg. Coll. Coopers'
Hill 1880-96: b. 1826, mar. i860 Lydia Greene,
dau. of the late Rev. Jno. R. Munn. Res.,
Penhurst, Englefield Grn., Surrey, nr. Staines.
TAYLOR, Knight (2). Sir John Taylor, K.C.B.
(Civ. 1897), F.R.I.B.A., Surv. of Palaces and
Pub. Bdgs. in London 1866-98, entered Off. of
Works 1859 : b. 1833, mar. i860 Emma Hamilton,
dau. of the late Hy. Hadland, Esq. Res., Moor-
field, Surbiton Hill, Surrey.
TAYLOR, Knight (3). Sir Thomas Wardlaw
Taylor, Kt. Bach. (1897), M.A., Ch. Justice of
Manitoba 1887-99, nas twice admind. Govt, there,
formerly a Master in Chancery and Puisne Judge
Ct. of Queen's Bench of same Prov., appd. Q.C.
1876 : b. 1833, mar. 1864, 2nd wife, Margaret,
dau. of the late Hugh Vallance, Esq. Res.,
67 Victoria Avenue, Hamilton, Canada.
TAYLOR, Knight (4). Surg.-Gen. Sir
William Taylor,K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), M.D., A.M.S.
retd. (1905), served in Canada (agst. Fenians)
1866, Jowaki, Burma, &e, with Japanese Army
1 894-5, Ashanti 1895-6, and Soudan, was Princ.
Med. Offr. to Forces in India 1899-1901, late
Dir.-Gen. of Army Med. Serv., is a Kt. of Grace
St. John Jerus. and an Hon. Phys. to H.M. :
b. 1843, mar. 1868 Ann, dau. of Rev. (late Col.)
C. F. Thorndike.
TAYLOR, Knight (5). Sir William Thomas
Taylor, K.C.M.G. (1905), Resid.-Gen. for Fed.
States of Malay Penins., prev. Colon. Sec. of
Straits Settmts., late Auditor and Acct.-Gen.
Ceylon, and Receiver-Gen. in Cyprus : b. 1843.
Res., Singapore.
TAYLOR, Knight's Widow. Lady Jane T.,
dau. of 8th M. of Tweeddale (q.v.), mar. 1863
Gen. Sir Richard C. H. Taylor, G.C.B. (d. 1904 ;
nephew of 1st M. of Headfort, but varying from
the family orthography of Taylour). Res., Dowes-
town, Navan, Co. Meath ; 16 Eaton PI., S.W.
TAYLOR, Maj. Arthur Henry Mendle,
D. S.O. (1900-1), 13th Hussars; Nile 1898 and S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1870.
TAYLOR, Charles, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1905),
Insp. of Buckingham Palace.
TAYLOR, Lady Elizabeth Emma Geraldine,
dau. of 4th E. of Wilton.
TAYLOR, Henry AoHwoeth, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1905), a King's Foreign Messenger.
TAYLOR, Lt.-Col. Hugh Neufville, D.S.O.
(1893), LA., Burma 1887-9 and Chin Hills 1892-3,
now Comdt. 14th Punjabis : b. 1859.
TAYLOR, John James, I.S.O. (1902), Priv.
Sec. to Ch. Sec. for Ireld., prev. a 1st class Clerk
in Ch. See's London Office: b. 1859. Address,
Chief See's Office, The Castle, Dublin.
TAYLOR, John T., I.S.O. (1902), L.C.C., late
Assist. Sec. Princ. Librar. British Museum :
b. 1840. Res., 19 Woodchurch Rd., W. Hamp-
stead, N.W.
TAYLOR, Col. Robert Lewis, C.B. (Civ.
1859), formerly Bomb. Army (ret. 1865) ; Persia
1856-7, prev. Mil. Sec. to Brit. Minister and
Polit. Sec. to Com.-in-Ch. in that country, also
Persian Interpreter, aftds. Polit. Agent at Jey-
pore and Meywar: b. 1822. Res., 22 Gay St.,
Bath.
TAYLOR, William T., I.S.O. (1902), Clerk
in Charge of Accts., Board of Agriculture.
TAYLOR (CLOUGH-), Lady Mary, dau. of
5th Earl Castlestewart.
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TAYLOR (DIT-PLAT-), Major St. John Louis
Hyde, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S.Africa 1900: b.
1865.
TAYLOR (PITT-) , Capt. Walter William,
D.S.O. (1902), Rif. Brig. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
1878.
TAYLOUR, family name of Headfort Mar-
quessate, q.v. for "Ladies" and Lord Wm.
Desmond.
TECK— see Royal Family.
TEHRI, H.H. the Raja of. Sir Kirti Saii,
K. C.S.I. (1903), a Ruling Chief, gives much
attention to agric. and other industries of the
countiy: b. 1874, mar. 1891. Res., The Castle,
Tehri (Garhwal), and Pratapnagar, N.W. Prove.
TEIGNMOUTH {pron. Tinmuth), Baron.
Charles John Shore, 3rd Bn. {Irel.) and a Bt.
{Gt. Br.), a D.L. for N. Rid., formerly Capt.
Scots Gds. and Lt.-CoL 1st North York Bine
Vols. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. Jan. 5, 1840 ; sue. 1885 ;
mar. 1880 Alice Frances, dau. of the late Rev.
Jno. F. Bigge. lies., 6 Click Ed., Oxford.
Creations. Irel. : Bn Teignmouth, 1797. Gt. Br. : A
Bt. 1792.— John Shore, Governor- General of India,
after having been created a Baronet of Gt. Britain, was
raised to the Peerage of Ireland as Bn. Teignmouth.
Titled Relatives.
(Shore.)
Issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1840.)
Hon. Frederick. William John S., heir pres. to
Barony, formerly Lt.-Col. R. A. : b. 1844, mar. 1894
Anne Louisa, dau. of the late Peter Connellan,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Frelerick S.). Res., Baliyduff,
Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny.
Hon. Caroline, now Hon. Mrs. John Tlutton, b. 1845,
mar. 1870 Jno. Esq., M.P. lies., bolberge,
Northallerton, Yorks.
Hon. Henry Noel S., 2nd heir, Com. R.N. retired :
.b. 1847, mar. 18S0 Mary Aglionby, dau. of Rev.
Canon Beilby Porteus (Hon. Mrs. Henry $.).
Res., Mt. Elton, Clevedon, Somerset.
Hon. Constance Ellen S., b. 1354. Res., Murrayfield
House, Edinburgh.
Hon. Emily Catherine, now Hon. Mrs. William
Syme's, b. 1837, mar. i83i the late Lt.-Col. Wm.
Alex. S. (d. 1891).
TEMPEST, Baronet. Sir Tristram Tempest
Tempest, 4th Bt. {U.K. 1828), son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1865, sue. 1901, mar. 1902 Mabel Ethel, dau. of
the late Maj.-Cen. Sir Of. H. MacGregor, K.C.B.
Heir pres., his uncle Frederick William Rodney
Ricketts (D. 1857 ; 2nd heir, hitter's son Claude
Albert Frederick, b. 1880). Seats, Tong Hall,
Drighlington, Bradford : Aughton, Ormskirk,
Lanes.; Beaumont Leves, Leicester; Dalguise,
Dunkeld, Perthsh.
K* Ths 3rd Bt. exchanged the name Rkketts for
Tempest.
TEMPEST (VANE-), family name of elder
members of the Londonderry Marquessate (now
"Vane - Tempest - Stewart1'), q.v. for Lord
Herbert.
TEMPLE, Baronet of The Nash. Col. Sir
Richard Carnac Temple, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1876),
C.I.E. (1894), F.R.G.S., LA. rctd. (1904), served
in Afghanistan 1878-9 and Burma 1887-9, held
numerous posts in Punj ib and Burma, raised
and comd. in the latter various Vol. Corps,
now Chief Commissi', of Andaman and Nicobar
Islds., a Kt. of Grace St. John ,/erus., author of
some Oriental works : son of istBt. (see Widow
below), b. 1850, sue. 1902. mar. 1880 Agnes Fanny,
a Lady of Grace of above Order, dau. of Maj.-
Gen. Geo. A. Searle. Heir, his son Richard
Durand (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s half-bro. Charles
Lindsay, b. 1871). Scat, The Nash, Kempsey,
Worcester; offic. res., Govt. House, Port Blair,
Andaman Is.
TEMPLE, Baronet of Stowe. Sir Grenville
Louis John Temple, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1611), formerly
Lieut. Lanes. Fusiliers: son of 11th Bt., b. 1858,
sue. i860. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Capt. Gren- j
ville Edwyn T. (b. i860 ; 2nd heir, latter's son !
Grenville Algar, b. 1893). Address, N.W.
Mounted Police, Prince Albert, N.W.T., Canada. I
*#* This Baronet is marked off in ' Debrett ' as an j
unsubstantiated claimant, while ' Burke ' and ' Watford' >
accept him without hinting at any demur. ' Foster ' j
of 18S1 was not fully satisfied, and put him in " Chaos," j
but said " Title acknowledged by all lists of Baronets." [
In the new ' Foster ' published as 'Lodge ' he is accepted
as fully as any other Baronet.
TEMPLE, Baronet's Widow. Augusta, Lady
T. of The Nash (Mary Augusta, dau." of Chas. R. j
Lindsay, Esq.), C.I., mar. 1871, as 2nd wife, Rt. I
Hon. Sir Richard Temple, 1st Bt., G.C.S.I.,
F.R.S. (d. 1902). Res., 3 Chesterford Gdns.,
j Hampstead, N.W.
TEMPLE, Earl— see "Temple of Stowe."
TEMPLE, Hon. Arthur Ernest, son of 2nd
Bn. Harris.
I TEMPLE, Col. Charles Pilcher, D.S.O.
: (1886), Roy. Berks. Regt. retd. (1902) ; Nile 1885-
'. 6, comd. 29th Regtl. Dist. 1892-5, late A.A.G.
CorkDist. : b. 1843. Res., Eoselle, Reading.
TEMPLE, Henry William, I.S.O. (1903),
! Staff Clerk, Medical Dept., Admiralty.
TEMPLE o? STOWE, Earl. Algernon
William Stephen Temple- Gore- Langton, 5th
I Earl {U.K.), B.A., Capt. 3rd Batt. Somerset.^. I
L.I. (Mil.), late Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., and j
' A.D.C. and Sec. to the High Commissr. of I
I Cyprus : son of 4th E.; b. Nov. 9, 1871 ; sue. !
1902 ; unmrrd. Seats, Newton Pk., Bristol ;
: Wotton House, Aylesbury; town res., Chandos
j House, Cavendish Sep, W.
i Creation. U.K. : Earl Temple of Stowe, 1822 (see
" Buckingham and Chandos Dukedom "). " Ld. Lang-
ton " is the courtesy-title of eld. sons.— An Earldom of
" Temple " was conferred in 1749 upon Visctss. Cobham,
with remainder to her issue male. The 4th in the
"Temple" line, who succeeded in 1813, was in 1822
created Duke of Buckingham and Chandos, Mara, of
Chandos, and Earl "Temple of Stowe," a special
remainder being attached to this last title, under which j
it passed (though that of "Temple" had lapsed) to the
2nd Duke's daughter, Lady Anna Grenville, who married
Wm. H. P. Gore-Langton, Esq., and then 1o their son
the late 4th Earl (it allows of no further female succes-
sion). See " Buckingham and Chandos." The title is
given fully as "Temple of Stowe" in the Roll of the
Lords. The late Peer assumed in 1892 the additional
name of Temple.
Titled Relatives.
j Issue of \fh E. (bros. and
Tt mple-G ore-Langton :
iists. of present)— mine
(Present Earl, b. 1871.)
Hon. Chandos Graham T.-G.-L., heir pres. to
Earldom, Capt. Nth. Somerset Imper. Yeom., late
Capt. 1st Drgn. Gds. : b. 1873.
Lady Gertrude Alice, now Lady (i. dullard, b. 1374,
mar. 1904 ('apt. Wm. M.C. Du Quesne C.
Lady Mabel Evelyn T.-G.-L., \tw;n< v Ta,s
Lady Alice Mary T.-G.-L., f tv in"' b' l8?&-
Lady Frances Aline T.-G.-L., b. 1877.
Lady Clare Violet, now Lady ('. Eytrton, b. 1880, mar.
1903 Thos. Fras. E., Esq., grandson of Sir Edwil.
Blackett, 6th Bt. Rett., The Mount, York. j
Hon. Evelyn Arthur Grenville T.-G.-L., 2nd heir,
Sub-Lieut. R.N. : b. 1884.
rneles and aunts of present E. (granted rank of
Earl's children i8qo)— name Gore-Langton :
(The late 4th Earl, b, 1847. d r5oa.
Lady Mary Jane, now Lady M
mar. 1872 Col. Henry Mills S
Manor, Bath.
J. Skrmei b. 1849,
Res., Warlcigh
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Lady Frances Anne, now Lady F. Turner, b. 1850,
mar. 1870 Henry Gribble T., Esq. Res., Staplegrove
Manor, Taunton ; 19 Sloane Gdns., S.W.
Hon. Henry Powell G.-L., Hon. Col. retd. (late Lt.-
Col. comdg.) 3rd Batt. Somerset L.I. (Mil.), for-
merly Lieut. 72nd Highldrs. and A.D.C. to Gov. of
Madras, served in Afghan War of 1878-80 : b. 1854,
mar. 1878 Marguerite Lucy, dau. of the late Maj. R.
Guthrie MacGregor (Hon. Mrs. Henry G.-L.}. lies.,
Hatch Pk., Hatch Beauchamp, Taunton.
Hon. Edward Grenville G.-L., b. 1858, widower
(having mar, Hon. Florence Emily Murray, dau.
of 9th Bn. Elibank). Club, Jun. Carlton.
I TEMPLE of STOWE, Eabl's Widow.
! Countess T. of S. (Helen Mabel, dau. of Sir G.
I Graham-Montgomery, 3rd Bt., and sist. of the
Dchss. of Buckingham and Chandos), mar. 1870
4th Earl Temple of Stowe (d. 1902). Res., at the
Earl's addresses.
TEMPLEMOBE, Baron. Henry Spencer
Chichester, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), Father of the House
of Lords, having sat from 1842 ; a D.L. for Co.
Wexford, Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Irish Regt.
(Mil.), formerly Lieut. 1st Life Gds. : son of 1st
Bn.; b. June 14, 1821 ; sue. 1837 (C.) ; mar., 1st, 1842,
the late Laura Caroline Jane, dau. of Rt. Hon.
Sir Arth. Paget, G.C.B. (she died 1871) ; 2ndly,
1873, Lady Victoria Elizabeth Ashley, dau. of 7th
E. of Shaftesbury. Seat, Dunbrody Pk., Arthurs-
town, Waterford; town res., 11 Upper Grosvenor
St., W.
Creation. U. K. : Bn. Templemore, 1831.— Arthur
Chichester, M.P. for Co. Wexf ord and son of Lord Spencer
Stanley Chichester, 2nd son of the 1st Marq. of Lonegall,
was raised to the Peerage by this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Chichester.)
Issue of present [2nd) Bn. :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Arthur Henry C, heir to Barony, a D.L.
for Hants, and Wexford, High Sheriff of latter
1890, Hon. Maj. retd. (late Capt.) 3rd Batt. Roy.
Ir. Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1854, mar. 1885, 2nd wife, Alice,
dau. of the late Clinton G. A. Dawkins, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Chichester). Res., 4 Portman Sq., W. (2nd
heir, his son Arthur Claud Spencer, b. 1880.)
The late Hon. Flora Augusta C, b. 1856, d. 1874.
By 2ND mrkge.
Hon. Hilda Caroline C, b. 1875.
Daus.-in-law of \st Bn. (sists. -in-law of present):
(Present Baron, b. 1821.)
Hon. Mrs. Augustus C. (Jane, dau. of the late Wm.
Townend, Esq,, and widow of Maj. H. A. Mac-
donald), mar. 1868, 2nd hush., the late Lt.-Gen.
Hon. Augustus George Charles C. (d. 1896). Re.,
8 Morpeth Mansns., Victoria St., S.W.
Hon. Mrs. Frederick C. (Frances Marianne, dau. of
Danl. Tighe, Esq.), mar. 1852 the late Hon.
Frederick Arthur Henry C. (d. 1863). Res., 73
Cadogan PI., S.W.
Lady Emily Octavia C, nte Stewart, dau. of 9th E. of
Galloway, b. 1847, mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, the late
Capt. Hon. Francis Algernon James C. (d. 1885;.
Res., 9 Ralston St., Chelsea, S.W.
TEMPLETON, Col. John Montgomery, C.M.G.
(1897), comdg. Mil. Inf. Brig, in Victoria: b.
1840. Res., 179 George St. East, Melbourne.
TEMPLETOWN, Viscount. Henry Edward
Montagu Dorington Clotworthy Upton, 4th
Vise. {Irel.), an Irish Repres. Peer (el. 1894),
M.I.E.E., a D.L. for Co. Antrim, a Kt. of Justice
St. John Jerus., formerly Lieut. 60th Rifles:
son of Hon. Edwd. J. Upton and nephew of 2nd
and 3rd Viscts ; b. April 20, 1853 ; sue. 1890
(C.) ; mar. 1883 Lady Evelyn Georgiana Finch-
Hatton, dau. of 10th E. of Winchilsea, a Lady
of Justice St. John J erus. Seat, Castle Upton,
Templepatrick R.S.O., Co. Antrim.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Templetown, 1776 : Vise. T- 1806.
—The ist Bn. was Clotworthy Upton, whose ancestors
had long represented Co. Antrim in the Irish Parliament, 1
and whose son, the 2nd Bn. , was created a Visct.
Titled Relatives.
(Upton.)
Issue of present (4th) V. :
Hon. Margaret Evelyn U., b. 1884.
Hon. Eric Edward Montagu John 17., heir to Vis-
county, 2nd Lieut. King's Roy. Rif. Corps, b. 1885.
Hon. Henry Augustus George Mountjoy Heneage U.,
2nd heir, b. 1894.
TENISON (KING-), family name of Kingston
Earldom, q.v. for " Ladies."
TENNANT, Baronet. Sir Charles Tennant,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1885), a D.L. for Cos. Lanark and
Peebles, and for Co. of City of Glasgow, formerly
an M.P. : son of the late Jno. Tennant, Esq.,
b. 1823, mar. 1898, 2nd wife, Marguerite, dau.
of the late Col. Chas. Miles. Heir, his son
Edward Priaulx (b. 1859; 2nd heir, latter's
son Edward Wyndham, b. 1897). Seats, The
Glen, Innerleithen R.S.O.,Peeblessh. ; St. Rollox,
Glasgow ; town res., 40 Grosvenor Sq., W.
TENNANT, Knight's Widow. Lady T.
(Amye Venour, dau. of Maj. -Gen. Sir Wm.
Bellairs, K.C.M.G.), mar. 1885, as 2nd wife, Hon.
Sir David Tennant, K.C.M.G., formerly Speaker
Cape H. of Assembly (d. 1905). Res., Buona
Vista, Wynberg Hill, Cape Town.
TENNANT, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Crawshaw.
TENNANT, Lt.-Gen. James Francis, CLE.
(1879), F.R.S., F.R.A.S., Bengal Engrs. retd.
(1884), Mutinv: b. 1829. Res., 11 Clifton Gdns.,
Maida Hill, W.
TENNENT (EMERSON-), Baronet's Widow
(remrrd.), now known by preference as Hon. Mrs.
Cavendish Butler — see " Lanesborous^h " (at end").
TENNIEL, Knight. Sir John Tenniel, Kt.
Bach. (1893), Memb. Roy. Inst, of Paint, in Water
Cols., the eminent Punch cartoonist 1851-1900,
when he retired, illustrated ' Ingoldsby Legends, '
' Alice in Wonderland,' ' Lalla Rookh,' &c. : b.
1820. R»s., 10 Portsdown Rd., Maida Hill, W.
TENNYSON, family name of follg. Barony.
TENNYSON, Baron. Hallam Tennyson, 2nd
Bn. (U.K.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1905), G.C.M.G. (1903),
LL.D., D.C.L., D.Litt., a D.L. for I. of Wight,
was Gov. of S. Australia 1899-1902, Gov. -Gen.
of the Commonwealth 1902-4 : son of 1st Bn. and
author of his 'Memoir;' b. Aug. 11, 1852; sue.
1892 (L.U.) ; mar. 1884 Audrey Georgiana
Florence, dau. of the late Chas. J. Boyle; Esq.
Seats, Farringford, Freshwater R S.O., I.W. ;
Aldworth, Haslemere R.S.O., Surrey.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Tennyson, 1884.— Ralph Tenny-
son, who died in 1735, was a prominent supporter
J of King William III. His son Michael settled at
Preston in Yorkshire and Staiuton in Lincoln-
shire, and married Elizabsth Ci.iyton of Grim3by,
a descendant of the ist E. of Scarsdale, who was also |
Bn. Deincourt (or D'Eyncourt) of Sutton— both titles
extinct from 1736 (the Barony of Scarsdale, which |
happens singularly to be connected with the family of the I
still greater poet Byron— see "Lovelace "—being a totally i
distinct Peerage). Their son George Tennyson, of-j
Bayons Manor and Usselby House, both in Lincolnshire,
was grandfather of the Poet, and had, besides daughters,
two sons who became respectively the Rev. Geo. Clayton
Tennyson, LL.D., and the Rt. Hon. Chas. Tennyson-
d'Eynccurt, F.R.S., M.P. The former settled down as
Rector of Somersby (distinct from Somerby), a minute
village in the Lincolnshire wolds, near Spilsby. He
married Elizabeth, daughter of Rev, Stephen Ffytche,
and had by her a family of eight sons and four
daughters, of whom the ist son died in infancy, the 2nd
(Frederick) lived to be 91 years of age, and the 3rd was
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known as the Rev. Charles Tennyson-Turner. The 4th
was Alfred, ist Bn. Tennyson, D.C.L., F.R.S., Poet
Laureate 1850-92: b. at Somersby Aug. 6, 1809; d. at
Haslemere, Oct. 6, 1892. His father died in 1831, but his
grandfather survived till 1835, about which time the
family left Lincolnshire and were located first at Beech
Hill House, High Beech, Epping Forest. Alfred Tenny-
son in 1850 married, at Shiplake, Oxfordshire, Emily (the
late Dowager Lady Tennyson, who died 1896), dau. of j
Hy. Sellwood, Esq. (of Horncastle, but sprung from
a Berkshire family), and niece of Sir John Franklin. A
year or two previously he had gone to reside at
Chapel Feuse (afterwards Holyrood House, and now
Tennyson House), Montpelier Row, Twickenham, where
the present Peer was born, and which continued to be ]
one of the family residences until 1853. when he removed j
to his seat at the foot of Farringford Hill in the Isle
of Wight. The seat at Haslemere was acquired in 1869.
Titled Relatives.
(Tennyson.)
Issue of present {2nd) Bn.:
Hon. Lionel Hallam T., he<r to Barony, b. 1889.
Hon. Alfred Aubrey T., 2nd heir, b. 1891.
Hon. Harold Courtenay T., b. 1896.
Dau.-in-law of 1st Bn. (sist. -in-law of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1852.)
[Hon. Mrs. Lionel r.,now known as Mrs. Augustine
Birred (Eleanor Mary Bertha, dau. of the late
Fredk. Locker- Lampson, Esq., and Lady Charlotte
Locker), mar. xst, 1873, the late Hon. Lionel T. id.
i386) ; 2ndly, 1888, Augustine Birrell, Esq., K.C.,
late M.P. Res., The Pightle, Sheringham, Cromer ; j
70 Elm Park Rd., West Brompton, S.W.]
TENTERDEN, Baron. Charles Stuart
Henry Abbott, 4th Bn. {U.K), formerly Lieut.
York and Lane. Mil. : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Oct. 30,
1865; sue. 1882 {L.U.) ; unmrrd. Heir, none.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Tenterden, 1827.— Sir Chas.
Abbott (Kt.), Lord Chief Justice of England, was created
ist Bn. The 3rd Peer, a K.C.B., was Permanent Under
Secretary for Foreign Affairs.
Titled Relatives.
(Abbott.)
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Audrey Mary Florence, now Hon. Mrs. Robert
Handcock, b. 1861, mar. 1882 Maj. Robt. Gordon H., S
grandson of 2nd Bn. Castlemaine.
Hon. Geraldine Alice Ellen, now Hon. Mrs. Carbery j
Egan, b. 1863, mar. 1884 the late Lt.-Col. Carbery E. \
(d. 1893). Res., Shipton House, Callan R.S.O.,
Co. Kilkenny.
(Present Baron, b. 1865.)
TENTERDEN, Baron's Widow. The Lady
T. (Emma Mary, dau. of the late Chas. Bailey,
Esq., and widow of Hy. Rowcliffe, Esq., Q.C.),
mar. 1880, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., 3rd Bn. Tenter-
den (d. 1882). lies., 15 Bryanston Sq., W.
TERNAN, Col. Trevor Patrick Breffney,
C.M.G. (1900), D.S.O. (1889), late Roy. Warwicks.
Regt. ; Afghn. 1880-1, Egypt, and Nile, Uganda
1898 ; aftds. Cons. -Gen. tor E. African Protect.,
comd. in Somalild. 1901, S. Africa 1901-2, now
A.Q.M. at Headqrs. there: b. i860.
TERRY, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Mar-
garet, dau. of Wm. Thorpe, Esq.), mar. 1871, as
2nd wife, Sir Joseph Terry, once Loi'd Mayor of
York (d. 1838). lies., Hawthorn Villa, Dring-
housos, York.
TESTAFERRATA - OLIVIER, Marquess.
Louis Test.- Olivier, 5th Marq. (Milta 1745), a Kt.
of Holy Rom. Emp., Memb. of Malt. Cmttee. of
Privileges, Maj. Roy. Malta Regt.: son of 4th
Marq., b. 1855, sue. 1888, mar. 1882 Elise, dau.
of Prof. Robt. Casolani. Heir, his son Henri,
Marchesino Tesf. -Olivier (b. 1886 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Jean Paul dei Marchesi Test. -Olivier, b. 1888).
Res., 60 Strada It-Torri, Sliema, Malta,
TEVEHSHAM, Col. Richard Kinlock, D.S.O.
(1887), LA., Burma 1886-7, now AA.G. in
Madras Comd: : b. 1856.
TEVIOTDALE— see "Cumberland and T."
(Roy. Eam.).
TEW, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 6th Bn.
Hawke.
TEWKESBURY, Baron (U.K. 1831), a title of
the Earldom of Munster, borne, in place of " Vise.
FitzClarenc?," by the late Earl when heir.
TEYNHAM (pron. Tenham), Baron. Henry
John Philip Sidney JRoper-Curzon, 18th Bn.
{Eng.), a D.L. for Kent, late Capt. Roy. E.
Kent Imper. Yeom. : son of 17th Bn. ; b. May 27,
1867; sue. 1892 {L.U.); mar. 1895 Mabel, dau. of
the late Lt.-Col. Henry G. Wilkinson. Res.,
Lynsted Lodge, Sittingbourne, Kent.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Teynham, 1616.— The ist Peer
was Sir J no. Roper (Kt.). The earlier Peers were Roman
Catholics, and as such excluded from the House of Lords.
The 8th Bn. was the first to be admitted, he having
embraced the religion of the Established Church. The
14th assumed the additional name of Curzon.
Titled Relatives.
( Roper- Car zon.)
Issue of present (l8th) Bn. :
Hon. Christopher John Henry R.-C, heir to Barony,
b. 1896.
Hon. Ralph Henry R.-C, 2nd heir, b. 1899.
Issue of 17th Bn. (bro. and sists. of present) :
Hon. Elnith Georgina Isabel de Beauchamp, now
Hon. Mrs. Watson, b. 1863, mar. 1888 Lt.-Col.
Solomon W., R.A.
Hon Harriet Anne Lovell R.-C, b. 1863.
(Present Baron, b. 1867.)
Hon. Wyndham Henry Heathcote R.-C, b. 1S68,
widower.
Dau.-in-law of 14th Bn. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The latt 15th Baron, b. 1789, d. 1842.)
(The late 16th Baron, b. 1798, d. 1889. Sou
The late 17th Bauon, b. 1822, d. 1892.)
[Hon. Mrs. John Henry R.-C. (Harriet Anne, dau. of
Maj. Jno. Harman Brown), mar., ist, i860, as 2nd
wife, the late Hon. John Henry R.-C. (d. 1886) ;
2udly, 1892, Rev. Thos. C. Griffith— forfeiting her
former name and title. Res., Norman Hill, nr.
Gloucester; Oxford St., Cheltenham.]
TEYNHAM, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady T. (Harriet Anne Lovell, dau. of the late
Rev. Thos. Heathcote, grandson of 2nd Bt.), mar.
i860 17th Bn. Teynham (d. i8j2). Res., 5 Gran-
ville Rd., Sidcup, Kent.
THACKERAY, Knight. Col. Sir Edward
Talbot Thackeray, K.C.B. (Civ. 1897, C.B. Mil.
1886), W (1857), F.R.G.S.,R.E.retd.ii888),served
in Mutiny, Afghanistan 1879-80, a Kt. of Grace
St. John Jerus. : b. 1836, mar. 1869, 2nd wife,
Elizabeth, dau. of Maj. T. B. Pleydell. Res., Villa
Stratta, Bordighera, Italy.
THACKAVELL, Capt. Charles Joseph, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 18th Hussars ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. 1870.
THACKWELL, Lt.-.Col. Colquhoun Grant
Roche, D.S.O. (1898), LA., Afghn. 1878-80,
Mahsud Waziri, Egypt, Chitral Relief, and Ind.
Front. 1897-8, now Ch. Supply and Transpt. Offr.
Rawalpindi: b. 1857. Res., Rawal Pindi, Pun-
jab; 6 Sydney PI., Bath.
THACKWELL, Maj .-Gen. William de Wil-
ton Roche, C.B. (Mil. 1886), Crimea and Egypt,
comd. two Regtl. Dists. 1884-7, ret- 1887, is Hon.
Col. 4th Vol. Batt. King's L'pool Regt. : b. 1834.
Res., Wynstone PL, Brookthorpe, Gloucester;
Aghada Hall, Rostellan, Midleton, Co. Cork.
THELLUSSON, family name of Rendlesham
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
THEOBALD, Capt. Henry Charles Webb,
THE Baronetage, Knightage, &c. THO 617
D.S.O. (1900-1), Manchester Eegt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1876.
THESIGER, family name of Chelmsford
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
THETFORD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Phillips Allcot Bowers, D.D., has been Canon
Res. and Archdn. of Gloucester, Vicar of Sand-
hurst, and Examg. and Domest. Chapl. to Bp.
of Gloucester, now Archdn. of Lynn and Rect.
of Nth. Create : b. 1854, mar. 1879, cons. 1903.
Res., Nth. Creake Rect., Fakenham, Norfolk.
THETFORD, Viscount {Eng. 1672), a title of
the Grafton Dukedom.
THICKNESSE, Bishop. Right Rev. Francis
Henry Thicknesse, D.D., Rector of Oxendon, also
Archdn. of Northampton, late Bp. Suff. of Lei-
cester and Canon of Peterborough : b. 1829, cons.
1888, res. 1902, assumed name of Thicknesse in
lieu of Coldwell 1859, mar. 18S8, 2nd wife, a dau.
of the late Dean Argles of Peterborough. Bes.,
Oxendon Rect., Mkt. Harborough, Leic.
*** Gave it out that he should retain the title of " Bp.
of Leicester ;" but another Prelate has been appointed
under that designation.
THIRLESTANE and BOLTOUN, Baron
{Scot. 1624), a title of the Lauderdale Earldom.
THOMAS, Baronet of Wenvoe. Sir Godfrey
Vignoles Thomas, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1694), C.B. (Mil.
1904), D.S.O. (1900-1), Col. R.H.A., served in
Afghan War 1878-9, Egypt 1882, Soudan 1884, and
S. Africa 1899-1901 : son of 8th Bt., b. 1856, sue.
1861, mar. 1887 Mary Frances Isabelle, dau. of
the late Chas. Oppenheim, Esq. Heir, his son God-
frey John Vignoles (b. 1889; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 1st
cousin once rem. Lt.-Gen. Sir John Wellesley T.,
K.C.B., below). Seat, Comahir, Co. Westmeath
Q post-town).
THOMAS, Baronet of Yapton. Sir George
Sidney Meade Thomas, 6th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1766),
son of 5th Bt., b. 1847, suc- x867, mar. 1874 Edith,
dau. of the late Morgan H. Foster, Esq., C.B.
Heir, his son George Alan (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir,
Bt.'s bro. Maj. Frederick Louis Charles T., b.
1853). Bes., unfixed.
THOMAS, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
T. of Wenvoe (Emily, dau. of Wm. Chambers,
Esq.), mar. 1853 Sir Godfrey John Thomas, 8th
Bt. (d. 1861). Bes., 10 Clifton Terr., Brighton.
THOMAS, Knight (1). Sir Alfred Thomas,
Kt. Bach. (1902), M.P. for E. Glamorg. (L.) and a
D.L. for the Co., Pres. of Univ. Coll. of S. Wales,
has been Mayor of Cardiff, is a merchant there,
Chmn. of Welsh Parliam. Lib. Party: b. 1840.
Bes., Bronwydd, Cardiff.
THOMAS, Knight (2). Sir Griffith Thomas,
Kt. Bach. (1904), Mayor of Swansea (2nd time) at
date of the King's visit to the town, is a colliery
proprietor, Vice-Pras. of Swansea Chamb. of
Comm., and Chmn. of Harbour Trust, was High
Sheriff of Glamorgan 1901-2 : b. 1847. ^e5->
Court Herbert, Neath, Glamorg.
THOMAS, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir John
Wellesley Thomas, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900), served in
Afghanistan 1841-2, China i860, &c, ret. 1881,
and is Col. of Hampshire Regt. : b. 1822 (1st
coup, once rem. of above Bt. of Wenvoe). Bes.,
25 Eldon Rd., Kens., W.
THOMAS, Col. Arthur Havilland, C.B. (Mil.
1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), late A.S.C., China 1893-6
(as Dep. Assist. Comsry.-Gen.), W. Africa 1898-9,
and S. Africa 1899-1902, nqw an Assist. Dir. of
Supplies : b. i860. Address, Curragh Camp, Co.
Kildare.
THOMAS, Charles Inigo, C.B. (Civ. 1900),
Assist. Sec. to the Admiralty : b. 1846.
THOMAS, Francis Rhys, I.S.O. (1903), aPrinc.
Clerk in War Office : b. 1844. ^es-> H Cheyne
Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
THOMAS, Hon. Mrs. Frederick Freeman,
dau. of 1st Vise. Hampden.
THOMAS, John Lynn, C.B. (Civ. 1900-1),
M.D., F.R.C.S., of the Med. Staff at the Welsh
Hosp. in S. Africa 1900, has been House Surg, to
Lond. Hosp., Sen. House Surg, to Cardiff Infirm.,
&c. : b. 1861. Res., Greenlawn, Penylan, Cardiff ;
Stradmore, Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan; 21
Windsor PL, Cardiff.
THOMAS, Philip Henry, I.S.O. (1902), Staff
Clerk for Lt. Rails. Bd. of Trade : b. 1854. Bes.,
Rusham Gt., Nightingale Ln., Balham, S.W.
THOMAS (FREEMAN-), Hon. Mrs. Freeman,
dau. of 1st Bn. Brassey (q.v.), mar. son of the
above Hon. Mrs. Fredk. F. Thomas, who assumed
the surname Freeman after his father's death.
THOMPSON, Baronet of Guiseley. Rev. Sir
Peile Thompson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1890), M.A., bar-
rister-at-law : son of 1st Bt., b. 1844, suc. 1891,
mar. 1871 Jessie Clare, dau. of Joseph Beaumont,
Esq. Heir, his son Matthew William (b. 1872 ;
2nd heir, next son, Peile Beaumont, b. 1874).
Bes., Woodside, Frant, Tunb. Wells.
THOMPSON, Baronet of Hertsbourne. Sir
Thomas Raikes Lovett Thompson, 4th Bt. {U.K.
1806), Lieut. R.E. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1881, suc.
1904. Heir pres., his bro. William Probyn (b.
1882 ; 2nd heir, next bro.. Lionel Graham Cameron,
b. 1895). Seat, Worth Hall, Crawley, Sussex.
THOMPSON, Baronet of Kirby Hall— see
"Thompson (Mevsey-)."
THOMPSON, Baronet of Wimpole Street. Sir
Henry Francis Herbert Thompson, 2nd Bt.
{U.K. 1899), B.A. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1859, suc.
1904. No heir. Bes., 35 Wimpole St., W.
THOMPSON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady T. of Hertsbourne (Gertrude, dau. of the late
Rev. Robert Napier-Raikes), mar. 1847 Vice-Adm.
Sir Thos. R. T. Thompson, 2nd Bt. (d. 1865). Pes.,
The Combe, Petersfield, Hants.— (2) Lady T. of
Hertsbourne (Alice Maude Lovett, dau. of the
late Wm. Lochiel Cameron, Esq.), mar. 1880 Sir
Thos. Raikes Thompson, 3rd Bt. (d. 1904). Bes.,
with 4th Bt.
THOMPSON, Knight (1). Sir Edward
Maunde Thompson, K.C.B. (Civ. 1895), I.S.O.
(1304), D.C.L., LL.D., F.S.A. (a Vice-Pres.),
barrister-at-law, Dir. and Princ. Librar. Brit.
Mus. (ent. 1861), Corresp. of Inst, of France and
of Roy. Pruss. Acad, of Sciences, editor of several
mediaeval and other works : b. 1840, mar. 1864
Georgina, dau. of the late Geo. Mackenzie, Esq.,
of Jamaica. Bes. , Mayfield, Sussex; Brit. Mus.,
W.C.
THOMPSON, Knight (2). Sir James Thomp-
son, Kt. Bach. (1897), a D.L. for Co. of City of
Glasgow and for Co. Lanark, Chmn. (late Gen.
Man.) Caledon. Rail., is Hon. Lt.-Col. Engr. and
Rail. Vol. Staff Corps : b. 1835, mar. 1865 Chris-
tina, dau. of the lata Capt. Jas. Adams. Bes.,
Hardington, Lamington, Lanarks. ; 5 Devonshire
Gdns. West, Glasgow.
THOMPSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady T.
(Annie, dau. of J. Affleck, Esq.), mar. 1870 Rt.
Hon. Sir John S. D. Thompson, K.C.M.G., late
Premier of Canada (d. 1894). Bes., Ottawa.—
(2) Lady T. (Ellinor Flora Bosworth, dau. of
THO
B. Bosworth Smith, Esq.), grandson of Sir Jno.
Wyldbore Smith, 2nd Bt. in the line now Smith-
Marriott), mar. 1894 Sir Harry Langhorne
Thompson, K.C.M.G., Gov. of St. Lucia (d. 1902).
Bes., 1 Hyde Pk. Mansns., Marylebone Ed., N.W.
THOMPSON, Lt.-Col. Charles William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 7th Drgn. Gds. ; Egypt 18S2 and
S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1859.
THOMPSON, Surg.-Maj. Daniel Egbert,
CLE. (1879), M.D., formerly Med. Insp. of
Emigrants, Madras, ret. 1888.
THOMPSON, Prof. D'Arcy Wentworth, C.B.
(Civ. 1898), M.A., Scient. Memb. of Scott. Fishery
Bd., Prof, of Nat. Hist. Univ. Coll. Dundee, was
Brit. Deleg. at Behiing Seal Conf . 1897, again at
that at Stockholm 1899: b. i860, lies., Univ.
Coll., Dundee.
THOMPSON, Lt.-Col. Henry Neville, D.S.O.
(1902), M.B., E. A.M. C, Nile Espedn. 1898, and
S. Africa 1900-2: b. 1861.
THOMPSON, John Coulthred, I.S.O. (1902),
Surveyor-Gen. Customs Dept. : b. 1844. Res.,
Chilton House, Eosherville, Gravesend.
THOMPSON, Maj. Eoland Wycliffe, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Loy. N. Lanes. Eegt. ; S. Africa 1899-
1901, now a D.A.Q.M.G. Sierra Leone : b. 1864.
THOMPSON, Lieut. Thomas, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Thomeycroft's Mtd. Inf., a grazier; S. Africa
1900- 1 : b. 1873. Res., Hillside, Pakenham, Vic-
toria.
THOMPSON, Col. William Oliver, D.S.O.
(1895), LA. retd. (1505) ; Afghn. 1878-9, Mahsud
Waziri, Hazara 1888, both Miranzai Expedns.,
and Waziristan 1894-5 : b. 1844.
THOMPSON (HACKET-), Col. Frederick,
C. B. (Mil. 1902), late Cameron Highldrs. ; Egypt
1882, Soudan 1885-6, Nile 189S, and S. Africa
1901- 2 : b. 1858.
THOMPSON (MEYSEY-) , Baronet. Sir Henry
Meysey Meyseif-Thompson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1874),
B.A., M.P. for Handsworth Div. (L.U.), formerly
Capt. and Hon. Maj. Yorks. Yeom. : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1845, sue. 1874, mar. 1885 Ethel Adeline,
dau. of Sir Henry Pottinger, 3rd Bt. Heir, his
son Claude Henry Meysey M.-T. (b. 1887 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Col. Eichard Frederick M.-T., b.
1847). Seat, Kirby Hall, York.
THOMPSON (MEYSEY-), Baronet's Widow.
Dowager Lady M.-T. (Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Sir
J Jno. Croft, 1st Bt. of Dodingtun), mar. 1843 Sir
Harry S. Meysey-Thompson, 1st Bt. (d. 1874).
lies.. Holme Priory, Wareham, Dorset.
THOMSON, family name of Kelvin Barony
(no issue). For White-Thomson see below.
THOMSON, Knight (1). Sir James Thomson,
K.C.S.I. (1904), M.A., Memb. of Counc. of Gov.
of Madras, late Acting Gov., ent. I.C.S. 1869 and
has tilled various posts, including that of Eesid.
for Travancore and Cochin : b. X84S, mar. 1898,
2nd wife, Margaret Ellen, dau. of Chas. F. Tod-
hunter, Esq., A N.Z. Bes., Ootacaniund and
Madras.
THOMSON, Knight (2). Sir William Thom-
son, Kt. Bach. (1897), C.B. (Civ. 1901). M.A.,
M.D.,F,E.CS.L, Eepres. for Ireid. on Gen. Med.
Counc, late Pres. Eoy. Coll. Surg. Ireld., to which
body and to Queen's Univ. he has been Exam,
in Surg., is on Senate of Eoy. Univ. and an Hon.
Surg, to H.M. in Ireld., Surg.-in-Ch. of Lord
Iveagh's Ir. Hosp. in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1843, mar.
1878 Margaret Dairy mple, dau. of the late Abrm.
Stoker, Esq. lies., 54 St. Stephen's Grn., Dublin.
THOMSON, Knight's Widow. Lady T.
(Katherine MacDonald, dau. of Jno. Ferguson,
Esq.), mar. 1877 Col. Sir George Thomson, K.C.B.,
I.M.S. (d. 1903). Bes., Leeford, i4Mowhray Bd.,
Upper Norwood, S.E.
THOMSON, Alexander, I.S.O. (1903), Gov. of
Barlinnie Prison, prev. of those of Dumbarton,
Perth, Inverness, and Dumfries: b. 1843. Bes.,
Barlinnie House, Glasgow.
THOMSON, Capt. Anthony Standidge, C.B.
(Civ. 1897), B.N.B., Capt. in Merc. Marine and an
Elder Bro. of Trin. House, a Fellow of several
Socs. : b. 1851. Bes., Lichfield Villa, 252 Kew
Ed., Kew Gardens.
THOMSON, CoI.Hbsey.CB. (Mil. 1900), Egypt
1882-4, Dir. -Gen. Army Vet. Dept., late Princ.
Vet. Offr. in India, prev. in Ireld. : b. 1851 . Club,
Constitutional.
THOMSON, Lt.-Col. Samuel John, CLE.
(1898), I.M.S., Afghn. 1880; Fell. Eoy. Inst, of
Pub. Health &c, Sanit. Commissr. N.W. Provs. :
b. 1853. Bes., Lucknow ; Kenfield Hall, Petham,
Canterbury.
THOMSON, Theodore, CM.G. (1905), M.D.,
Loc. Govt. Bd.
THOMSON, William, M.V.O. (5th class, 1505^
Supt. of Line, S.E. & Ch. Eail.
THOMSON (ANSTEUTHEE-)— now ' Anstru-
ther" (only), q.v.
THOMSON (MITCHELL-), Baronet. Sir
Mitchell Mitchell- Thomson, 1st Bt. (U.K.
1900), F.E.S.E., a D.L. for City of Edinburgh
(late Lord Lieut, and Lord Provost, then styled
" Bt. Hon."), a memb. of Eoy. Co. of Archers,
also of Bd. of Manufacturers and Soc. of Antiqs.
of Scotl. : son of Andrew Thomson, Esq., b. 1846,
mar. 1880, 2nd wife, Eliza Lamb, dau. of the late
Eobt. Cook, Esq., of Leith ; assumed name of
Mitchell 1900. Heir, his son William (b. 1877 ; no
2nd heir). Bes., Polmood, Broughton, Peebiesh. ;
6 Charlotte Sq., Edinburgh.
THOMSON (WHITE-), Knight. Col. Sir
Egbert Thomas White- Thomson,K.C.B. (Civ. 1897),
a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Devon and a memb. of
the House of Laymen of Canterb. Prov., formerly
Lt.-Col. (now Hon. Col.) Devonsh. Mil. and Maj.
1st Drgn. Gds. : b. 1831, assumed name of White
1875, mar. 1857 Fanny Julia, dau. of Gen. Sir Hy.
E. Ferguson-Davie, 1st Bt. Bes., Broomford
Manor, Jacobstowe, Exbourne B.S.O., N. Devon.
THOMSON (WHITE-), Maj. Hugh Davie,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E.A., S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1866.
THOMSON (WHITE-), Hon. Mrs. Leonard,
dau. of 20th Bn. Clinton.
THOMSON ( WHITE-) , Hon. Mrs. Eemington,
dau. of 1st Bn. Basing.
THOMSON (WYVILLE-), Knight's Widow.
Lady W.-T. (Jane Eamage, dau. of the late Adam
Dawson, Esq.), mar. 1853 Sir Charles Wyville-
Thomson, F.E.S., Prof, of Nat. Hist, in Edinb.
Univ. (d. 1882). Bes., Bonsyde, Linlithgow.
THOEBUEN, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Eobert
Tkorburn, K.C.M.G. (1887), has been Prime Min.
of Newfoundland and twice M.L.C, title "Hon."
authorised for retention, was Deleg. for N'fdld.
i at Colon. Couf . 1887 : b. 1836, mar. 1865 Susanna
Janetta. dau. of the late Andrew Milroy, Esq., of
Hamilton, Canadi. lies., St. John's, Newfdld.
THO RBUEN, Knight (2). Sir Walter Thor-
bin-n, Kt. Bach. (1900), M.P. for Peebles and Sel-
kirk (L.U.), a D.L. for former Co., a memb. of
Roy. Co. of Archers, formerly a woollen manu-
facturer, is a Dir. of Scott. Union and Natl. Insur.
Co. : b. 1842, mar. 1871 Elizabeth Jackson, dau. of
the late David Scott, Esq. lies., Kerfield, Peebles;
Glenbreck Lodge, Broughton, Peeblesshire.
THO
THORNE, Knight. Sir William Thome, Kt.
Bach. (1904), Mayor of Cape Town (3rd time) at
date of promotion, a merchant, M.L.A., and a
memb. of Cape Town Harbour 33d. : b. 1839, mar.
1862 Ellen, dim. of Thos. Lane, Esq.. Bes,, Rus-
don, RondeboschfcCape Town.
THORNE, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Martha,
dau. of the late Jos. Rylands, Esq.), mar. 1866
Sir Richd. Thome Thorne,K.C.B.,F.R.S.,F.R.C.P.,
Princ. Med. Offr. to Loc. Govt. Bd. (d. 1899). lies.,
Fairlawn, Goldsworth, Woking, SuiTey; 51
Clanricarde Gdns., Bayswater, W.
THORNELOE, Bishop— see " Algoma."
THORNEYCROFT, Col. Alexander White-
law, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Roy. Scots Fus. ;
Zululd. 1879, Transvaal 1880-1, also 1899-1902, now
comdg. an Inf. Brig, with temp, rank of Brig.-
Gen. : b. 1859. Bes., Curragh Camp, Co. Kildare.
THORNHILL, George, C.S.I. (1877), in
M.C.S. 1842-78 (Bd. of Rev., &c).
THORNHILL, Lt.-Col. Henry Beaufoy,
CLE. (1903) LA., Afghn. 1878-9, now Canton-
ment Inspg. Offr. : b. 1854. Bes., Simla.
THORNHILL (COMPTON-), Baronet. Sir
Anthony John Compton-Thornhill, 2nd Bt. {U.K.
1885), Capt. and Hon. Maj. Norfolk Artill. Mil. :
son of 1st Bt., b. 1868, sue. 1900, mar. 1891 Ethel
Margaret Maria, dan. of Lt.-Col. Miller ; assumed
igoi by roy. licence the additional surname of
Compton. Heir, his son Richard Anthony (b.
1892; no 2nd heir). Bes., Shotover Lodge, nr.
Oxford.
THORNHILL (COMPTON-), Baronet's
Widow. Dowager Lady Compton-Thornhill
(Katherine Edith Isabella, dau. of the late Richd.
H. Huntley, Esq.), mar. 1863 Sir Thos. Thornhiil,
1st Bt., M.P. (d. 1900), assumed name of Compton
together with her son the above. Bes., Pakenham
Lodge* . Bury St. Edmunds ; Carham Hall,
N'thumb., nr. Coldstream.
THORNTON, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Samuel
Thornton, D.D. (M.A. of Melbourne), late 1st Bp.
of Ballarat, now Bp. Assist, to the Bp. of Man-
chester, also Vic. of Blackburn : b. 1835, mar.
1866, cons. 1875, ret. 1900. Bes., The Vicarage,
Blackburn.
THORNTON, Knight (1), Sir Edward — see
P.O. below.
THORNTON, Knight (2). Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sir
James Howard Thornton, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904),
B.A., M.B., I.M.S. retd. (1891), served in Mutiny,
China i860. Cossyah Hills, Bhutan, Egypt, Soudan,
Hazara 1888 (as Princ. Med. Ofh\): b. 1834,
mar. 1861 Mary, dau. of the late Jos. Astor. Esq.,
I of Jersey. Res., 11 Wilbury Avenue, Hove,
Brighton.
THORNTON, Knight's Widow. Lady T.
(Helen, dau. of Peter Hean, Esq.), mar. 1857 Sir
Thomas Thornton, Town Clerk of Dundee (d.
1903). Bes., Helensville, Dundee; Thornton
Castle, Laurencekirk, Kincardinesh. ; Jeanfield,
Forfar.
THORNTON, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Edward Thornton, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1871),
G.C.B. (Civ. 1883; K.C.B. 1870), M.A., D.C.L.,
LL.D., Ct. cle Cassilhas in Portugal, late Ambass.
to St. Petersburg and Constantinople, prev. Min.
to Argentine Rep., Brazil, and U.S., and has
held Diplom. posts at Turin, Mexico, Bogota,
and Monte Video : b. 1817, mar. 1854 Mary, dau.
of Jno. Maitland, Esq., and widow of Andrew
Melville, Esq. Bes., 5 Tedworth Sq., Chelsea,
S:W.
THORNTON, Lt.-Col. Arthur Parry, C.S.I.
(1902), LA. Supermini. List, late Resid. and
officiating Agent to Viceroy in Rajputana, prev.
Resid. in Ajmere : b. 1848. Bes., 43 Wilbury Rd.,
Hove, Brighton.
THORNTON, Hon. Mrs. Knowsley, sist. of
14th Bn. Windsor.
THORNTON, Thomas Henry, C.S.I. (1877),
D.C.L., F.R.G.S. , M.R.A.S. ( Vice-Pres.) , formerly
Sec. to Punjab Govt., Judge Ch. Ct. Punjab,
Memb. Viceroy's Counc, and Acting For. Sec. to
Ind. Govt. : b. 1832. Bes., 10 Marlborough Bdgs.
Bath.
THORNYCROFT, Knight. Sir John Isaac
Thornycroft, Kt. Bach. (1902), LL.D., F.R.S.,
memb. of Counc. Inst. Civ. Engrs., Mechan.
Engrs., and of Soc. of Arts, Vice-Pres. of Inst.
Nav. Archit., a marine engr., automobilist, &c,
head of the firm at Chiswick : b. 1843, mar.
1870 Blanche, dau. of Fredk. Coules, Esq. Bes.,
Eyot Villa, The Mall, Chiswick; Steyne, Bern-
bridge, I. of W.
THOROLD, Baronet. Sir John Henry
Thorold, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1642), LL.D., a D.L. for
Lincolnsh., Chmn. C.C. and a Co. Aid. Kesteven
Div. (High Sheriff of Lnvs. 1876), formerly
Lieut. 17th Foot and Lt.-Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Lines. Regt., an M.P. 1865-8: son of 11th Bt., b.
1842, sue. 1866, mar. 1869 the under-mentioned
Hon. Lady Thorold. Heir, Ins son Maj. John
George T. (b. 1870; 2nd heir, next son, James
Ernest, b. 1877). Sent, Syston Pk., Grantham.
THOROLD, Hon. Lady, dau. of 8th Bn. Middle-
ton (q.v.), and wife of the above Bt.
THORPE, Prof. Thomas Edward, C.B. (Civ.
1900), LL.D., D.Se., Ph.D., F.R.S., Princ. of Govt.
Laboratory at Somerset House, Pres. Chem. Soc,
has been Vice-Pres. Brit. Assoc. and of Roy. Soc. :
b. 1845. Bes., 61 Ladbroke Grove, Kensington
Pk., W. : Govt. Laboratory, Clement's Inn
Passage, W.C.
THRING, family name of Barony following.
THRING, Baron. Henry Thring, 1st Bn.
{U.K.), K.C.B. (Civ. 1873), M.A., a Co. Aid. for
Surrey, has been Counsel to Home Office and
Pari. Counsel to Govt., formerly High Steward of
Kingston-on-Thames: son of the late Rev. Jno.
G. Dalton Thring ; b. Nov. 3, 1818; cr. Bn. 1886
{L.) ; mar. 1856 the late Elizabeth, sist. of only
Vise Cardwell (she died 1897). No heir. Seat,
Alderhurst, Englefield Grn., Surrey, nr. Staines ;
town ree., 5 Queen's Gt. Gdns., S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Thring, 1886.
Sole Issue.
Hon. Katharine Annie Thring, b. 1861.
THRING, Arthur Theodore, C.B. (Civ. 1902),
First Parliamentary Counsel to Treas. : b. i860
(nephew of above Bn.). Bes., 87 St. George's
Sq., S.W. ; office, 18 Queen Anne's Gt., S.W.
THROCKMORTON, Baronet. Sir (Nicholas)
1 William George Throckmorton, gth Bt. {Eng.
! 1642), a D.L. for Berks., Warwicks., and Wore,
High Sheriff of Berks. 1872, formerly Capt. AVorc
j Yeom. : son of 8th Bt., b. 1838, sue. 1862. ( Heir
pres., his bro. Capt. Richard OS&arles Acton T.
(b. 1839 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Richard Courtenay
Brabazon, b. 1866). Seats, Cough ton Ct., War-
wicks., nr. Redditeh; Buckland, Faringdon,
Berks. ; Weston Underwood, Olney, Bucks.
THROWLEY, Viscount {U.K. 1880), a title of
the Sondes Earldom, borne by the heir when a son.
THUILLIER, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Henry
Edward Landor ThuiUier, Kt. Bach. (1879),
C.S.I. (1872), F.R.S., F.R.G.S., ret. as Hon. Gen.
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of Peerage,
TIL
1881, now Col. Comdt. R.A., was Surv.-Gen. of
India 1861-78, prev. in same Dept. from 1847 : D-
1813, mar. 1847, 2nd wife, Annie Charlotte, dau.
of Geo. G. Macpherson, Esq. Bes., Tudor House,
Richmond, Surrey. — His father was Baron de
Malapert in France.
THULLLIER, Knight (2). Col. Sir Henry
Ravenshaw Thuillier, K.C.I.E. (1895), R.E. retd.
(1895), Surv.-Gen. of India 1886-95: son of the
preceding, b. 1838, mar. 1867 Emmeline, dau.
of Fleetwood Williams, Esq., C.S.I. Bes., 9 The
Grove, Boltons, S.W.
THURBURN, Col. James White, C.S.I. (1903),
R.E., Afghn. 1878-9, Tirah 1897, late Ch. Engr.
and Sec. Public Works Dept., Punjab : b. 1848.
THURLES, Viscount {Irel. 1537), a title of the
Ormonde Marquessate.
THURLOW, Baron. Thomas John {Hovell-
Thurlow-) Cumming- Bruce, 5th Bn. {Gt. Br.), P.C.
{Gt. Br. 1886), F.R.S., a D.L. for Cos. Suffolk.
Elgin, Nairn, and late Stirling ; was a Lord
in Waiting to the late Queen, Priv. Sec. to
E. of Elgin (India) and Sir Fredk. Bruce (Wash-
ington), and has been attached to Emb.i. or
Legats. at Stockholm, Paris, Vienna, and the
Hague, Paymaster-Gen., and High Commissi', to
Gen. Assemb. Ch. of Scotland (1886), was 2nd
Attache in China i860 : son of 3rd Bn. and bro.
of 4th; b. Dec. 5, 1838; sue. 1874 (//.) ; mar.
1864 Lady Elma Bruce (of 53 Egerton Cresc,
Brompton Rd., S.W.), dau. of 8th E. of Elgin,
K.T., and one of H.M. Queen Alexandra's brides-
maids. Seats, Dunphail R.S.O., Elginsh.; Kin-
naird, Larbert, Stirlingsh.
Creation. Gt. Br. : Bn. Thurlow, 1792.— Edwd. Thur-
low, Attorney-Ueneral, was appointed Lord Chancellor
with the title of Bn. Thurlow in 1778 ; a second creation
with remainder to his nephew followed in 1792. The 1st
Bn.'s surname was Thurlow, to which his successor pre-
fixed Hovell ; the other two names have been appended
in 1873 and 1874 by the present Bn., and these two names,
Cumming- Br uce, appear to be the style conventionally
adopted.
Issue.
( Cumming-Bruce. )
The late Hon. James Frederick C.-B, Capt. and Batt.
Black Watch, b. 1867. killed at Magersfontein 1899,
having mar. 1891 as below.
Kev. the Hon. Charles Edward C.-B., M.A., heir
to Barony, Chapl. to Mission to Seamen at Port-
land, Oregon, U.S.A. : b. 1869.
The late Hon. Mary Elma, aftds. Hon. Mrs. Arthur
Anstruther, b. 1871, d. 1894.
The late Hon. Alice Margaret C.-B., b. 1873, d. 1901.
Hon. Henry Nigel C.-B., 2nd heir, b. 1875.
The latellon. Edmund Sigurd C.-B... znd Lieut, with
Centr. Africa Rifles, b. 1878, d. in Mauritius 1899.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Cumming-Bruce (Cecily, dau. of the late
Thos. Hy. Clifton, Esq.), widow of the above late
Hon. Jas. Fredk. C.-B.
THURN -see " Im Thurn."
THURSBY, Baronet. Sir John Ormerod
Scarlett Thursby, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1887), B.A., bar-
rister-at-law, a D.L. for Lanes., High Sheriff
1905-6: son of lstBt., b. 1861, sue. 1901, mar.
1888 Ella BeatricBf dau. of the late Thos. R.
Crosse, Esq. Heir pres., his half-bro. George
James (b. 1869; no 2nd heir). Seats, Ormerod
House and Bank Hall, Burnley; town res., 17
Wellington Ct., Albert Gt., S.W.
THURSBY, Baronet's Widow. Louisa,
Lady T. (Louisa Harriet, dau. of Col. Smyth),
mar. 1868, as 2nd wife, Sir Jno. H. Thursby,
1st Bt. (d. 1901). Bes., Holmhurst, Christchurch,
"Hants. ; 37 Ennismore Gdns., S. Kens., S,W,
THURSTON, Knight's Widow. Lady T.
(Amelia, dau. of the late Jno. Berry, Esq.), mar.
1883 Sir Jno. B. Thurston, K.C.M.G., F.R.G.S.,
High Commissr. of W. Pacific (d. 1897). Bes.,
17 Hogarth Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
THURSTON, Maj. Hugh Champneys, C.M.G.
(1901) , R.A.M.C., Burma 1889-92 and S. Africa
1899- 1902, now a D.A. Dir.-Gen. : b. 1862.
THYNNE, family name of Bath Marquessate,
q.v. for " Ladies " and Lord Alexander.
THYNNE, Baron {Eng. 1682), a title of the
Bath Marquessate.
THYNNE, Knight ( 1) . Sir Henry Thynne, Kt.
Bach. (1898), C.B. (Civ. 1890), LL.D., late Dep.
Insp.-Gen. Roy. Irish Constab., prev. a Res.
Magist. : b. 1839. Bes., Plantation, Donnybrook,
Co. Dublin.
THYNNE, Knight (2). Maj .-Gen. Sir Regi-
nald Thomas Thynne, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), served
in Zululand, S. Africa 1881-2, Egypt, and Suakin ;
has been Col. and Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rd Batt.
Gren. Gds., aD.A.G. in Malta, and A.A.G. Home
Dist., ret. 1904 : b. 1843 (son of the late Rev.
Lord John Thynne and grandson of 2nd M. of
Bath), mar. 1890 Louisa, widow of Maj. Wm.
Ewing. Bes., 24 Park Cresc, Portland PI., W.
THYNNE, Capt. Algernon Carteret, D.S.O.
(1902) , late 3rd Batt. Beds. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1900- 2 : b. 1868 (grandson of Rev. Lord John
Thynne, son of 2nd M. of Bath). Bes., Lee
Priory, Wingham, Dover.
THYNNE, Maj. Ulric Oliver, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Roy. Wilts. Imper. Yeom. ; Chitral Relief and
S. Africa 1900 : b. 1871 (son of the late Rt. Hon.
Lord Henry F. Thynne and grandson of 3rd M.
of Bath). Bes., 21 Hans PL, Sloane St., S.W.
TIBBITS, Com. Charles, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1904), R.N.
TICHBORNE (DOUGHTY-), Baronet. Sir
Henry Alfred Joseph Doughty-Tichborne, 12th
Bt. {Eng. 1620), a D.L. for Hants. (High Sheriff
1892-3) : posthumous son of 11th Bt., b. and sue.
1866, mar. 1887 Mary Gwendoline, dau. of the late
Edwd. H. Petre, Esq. Heir, his son Joseph
Henry Bernard (b. 1890; no 2nd heir). Seat,
Tichbome Pk., Alresford, Hants.
TICKELL, Maj. Edward James, D.S.O. (1899),
14th Hussars ; Uganda 1898-9, S. Africa 1900 : b.
1861.
TICKELL, Com. Frederick, C.M.G. (1901),
Victorian Nav. Contingt. ; China 1900. Bes., Del-
mira, Kew, Victoria.
TIDSWELL, Lt.-Col. Edward Cecil, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lanes. Fus. ; Nile 1898 and S. Africa
1899-1902, now comdg. 1st Batt. Gold Coast Regt. :
b. 1862.
TIERNEY, Baronet's Widow. Lady T. (Mary,
dau. of Fairer G. S. Fairer, Esq.), mar. 1855 Sir
Matt. E. Tierney, 3rd and last Bt. (d. i860).
Bes., 20 Chapel St., Grosvenor PL. S.W.
TIGAR, Edward, I.S.O. (1902), a Staff Officer
in the Treasury : b 1851.
TIGHE, Lt.-Col. Michael Joseph, D.S.O.
(1889), LA., Burma 1886-91, and an Assist.
Commissr. there, E. Africa and Uganda 1896-9,
Mekran igo2 : b. 1864.
TIGHE, Hon. Mrs. St. Lawrence, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Headley.
TIGHE, Capt. Vincent John, D.S.O. (1899),
Manchester Regt. ; Niger and Benin 1897-8,
Ashanti 1900, late in Niger Territs. : b. 1863.
TILLARD, Capt. Arthur Basil, D.S.O.
(1898), I. A., South Lushai 1892-3, Samana
and Tirah 1897-8 : b. 1870.
TIL
Baronetage, Knightage dec.
TOL
6li
TILLARD, Maj.-Geh. John Arthur, C.B.
(Mil. 1887), Afghn. 1878-80 and Burma, has been
A.A.G. for R.A. Madras, and Col. on Staff for
Bengal, ret. 1895 : b. 1837. Res., Oaerlaverock,
Ootacamund, Madras.
TILLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Alice,
dau. of Zachariah Chipman, Esq.), mar. 1867, as
2nd wife, Hon. Sir Samuel L. Tilley, K.C.M.G.,
once Lt.-Gov. New Brunswick (d. 1896). Ees.,
Fredericton, N. Brunswk.
TILNEY, John Deank, I.S.O. (1903), M.I.C.E.,
Locomotive Supt., Eastern Bails., Cape Col., gave
assistance during wars of 1887 and 19CO-3: b.
1841. Res., East London, Cape.
TEMPER LEY, William Henry, I.S.O. (1905),
Resid. Magist. at Bunbury, W. Australia.
TINNEVELLY and MADURA, Bishop of.
Rt. Rev. A. A. Williams, M.A.,2nd Bp., formerly
Govt. Chapl. at Bolarum and an Archdn, in
Madras Prov. : cons. 1905. Res., Bishopstowe,
Palamcottah, Tinnevelly, Madras.
TINSLEY, Hon. Mrs. Harrison, dau. of Bn.
Allerton.
TIPPING (GARTSIDE-), Lt.-Col. Robert
Francis, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), I.A., Afghn. 1879-80,
Miranzai, Isazai, and China 1900 : b. 1852. Res.,
Davenport Hall, Congleton, Cheshire.
TIRIE &c, Baron {Scot. 1701), a title of the
Argyll Dukedom.
TITCHFIELD, Marquess of {by courtesy— title
Gt. Br. 1716), elder son and heir of D. of Portland.
TIVERTON, Viscount {by courtesy— title U.K.
1898) , son and heir of Earl of Halsbury.
TIVEY.Maj. Edwin, D.S.O. (1900-1), Victorian
Imper. Bushmen ; S. Africa 1900-1.
TIZARD, Capt. Thomas Henrt, C.B. (Civ.
1899) , F.R.S., F.R.G.S., R.N. retd. (1897), Assist.
Hydrographer to the Admiralty, was Navig. Offr.
of the ' Challenger ' 1872-6 : b. 1839.
TOBIN, Lt.-Col. Frederick John, D.S.O. I
(igoa-i), Roy. Ir. Rif. ; Afghn. 1878-80 and S.
Africa 1900 : b. 1856.
TODD, Knight. Sir Charles Todd, K.C.M.G. j
(1893), M.A., F.R.S., formerly Assist. Astronomer |
at Cambridge, Greenwich, and Adelaide, now
Postmr.-Gen., Supt. of Telegr.,and Govt. Astron.
for South Austr. : b. 1826, widower. Res.,
Adelaide, S. Australia.
TODD, George, I.S.O. (1902), M.A., 1st Assist.
Sec. Scotch Education Dept. : b. 1844. Res.,
St. Sebastian, Putney, S.W.
TODD, John Spencer Brydges, C.M.G. (1878),
I.S.O. (1905), late Sec. and Dep. to Agent-Gen.
(several times Acting Agent) for Cape Col., in
which he has held numerous C.S. posts (1860-82) :
b. 1840. Res., 24 Cathcart Rd., W. Brompton,
S.W.
TODD, Capt. Thomas John Marr, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.Z. Mtd. Rifles; S. Africa 1899-1901,
now a merchant there : b. 1873. Res., Johannes-
burg.
TODD (WILSON-), Baronet. Sir William
Henry Wilson-Todd, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), M.P.
for Howdenshire Divn. of E. Rid. (C), a D.L.
and C.C. for N. Riding, formerly Capt. 39th Foot,
served in Crimea : son of the late Col. J. Wil-
son of Roseville, Co. Wexford ; b. 1828, mar. 1855
Jane Marian Rutherford, dau. of the late John
Todd, Esq., whose name he that year added to his
own. Heir, his son Capt. William Pierrepont
W.-T. (b. 1857 ; 2nd heir, latter's son James
Henry, b. 1891). Seats, Halnaby Hall, Croft,
Darlington ; Tranby Pk., Kirk Ella, Hull.
TOKER, Maj.-Gen. Alliston Champion,
C.B. (Mil. 1887), LA. Supemum. List; Bhutan
1864-5, Egypt, and Burma 1886-7, was Supt.
Army Clothing Dept. Bengal 1892-7: b. 1843.
Res., The Grange, Lansdowne Rd., Bedford.
TOKIO (SOUTH), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
WilliAm Awdry, D.D., Missnry. Bp. of Sth.
Tokio, Japan (late of Osaka), prev. Bp. Suff. of
Southampton and Canon of Chichester : b. 1842,
cons. 1895, transl. 1898. Res., St. Andrew's Close,
Shiba, Tokio. (Disclaims the title "Lord Bishop.")
TOLER (GRAHAM-) , family name of Norbury
Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies."
TOLLEMACHE {pron. Tolmash), family name
of Dysart Earldom and of Tollemache Barony
—see the latter for all titled issue bearing this
surname.
TOLLEMACHE, Baron. Bentley
LyonEl John Tollemache, 3rd Bn. {U.K.) : grand-
son of 2nd Bn. and son of the late Hon. Lyonel
Plantagenet Tollemache (d. 1902) ; b. March 7,
1883 ; sue. 1904 (C.) : unmrrd. Seats, Peckforton
Castle, Tarporley, Cheshire ; Helmingham Hall,
Stowmarket, Suffolk ; town res., 62 Lowndes Sq.,
S.W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Tollemache, 1876.— John, son of
Vice-Adm. Jno. Richd. Delap Tollemache, and M.P. for
two divisions of Cheshire, was raised to the Peerage by
this title.
Titled Relatives.
(Tollemache.)
Index to the two series below (all " Hons."):
Arthur Wilb. 2 Hamilton, Mrs. 3 Randolph Stew 2
Douglas Alf. 3 John Richd. D. 3 Ranulph Cart. 3
Denis Plantag. 1 Lionel Arth. 3 Stanhope Alf. 3
Duff, 3 Mortimer Granv. 3 Stratford H. R.L. 3
Emma Georg. 2 Murray, 3 Wilbraham Jno. 2
Grace Emma, 2
1. Bro. of present {3rd) Bn. (granted rank of a
Bn.'s son 1905) :
(Present Baron, b. 1883.)
Hon. Denis Plantagenet T., Lieut. 7th Hussars, b.
1884. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Wilbraham.)
2. Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (uncles and aunts of
present) :
Hon. Emma Georgiana Blanche T., b. 1863.
Hon. Wilbraham John T., b. 1865.
Hon. Randolph Stewart T., formerly Sub-Lieut.
R.N.,b. 1866.
Hon. Arthur Wilbraham T., b. 1867.
Hon. Grace Emma T., b. 1869.
— Dau.-in-laiu :
Lady Blanche Sibyl Findlay, ride King, dau. of 7th
E. of Kingston, b. 1862, mar., 1st, 1882, the late
Hon. Lyonel Plantagenet T. (d. 1902 1 ; andly, 1903,
Granville L. Eindlay, Esq. Res., The House on
the Creek, Maidenhead.
3. Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (gt. uncles and aunts
of present) :
By 1ST MRRG
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1832, d. 1904.)
Hon. Lionel Arthur T., an author and contributor
to current literature, b. 1838, mar. 1870 Hon.
Beatrix Lucia Catherine Egerton, dau. of ist Bn.
Egerton of Tatton (Hon. Mrs. Lionel T.). Club,
Athenteum.
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. John Richard Delap T., formerly Lieut. R.N.,
also Lieut. Nova Scotia Artill. Mil. : b. 1850, mar.
1872 but was divorced 1880. Club, Arthur's.
Hon. Murray T., b. 1853.
Hon. Stanhope Alfred T., B.A., High Sheriff of
Suffolk 1903-4 : b. 1855. Club, Jun. Carlton.
Hen Rhona Cecilia Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas
Wood, b. 1857, mar. 1883. Res., Gwernyfed Pk.,
Three Cocks R.S.O., Brecons. : 47 Cadogan Gdns.,
S.W.
Hon. Duff T., b. 1859, mar. 1898 Emily, dau. of H.
Russell, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Duff T.). Res., 13* Oak-
wood Ct., Kens., W.
622
TOL
Directory of Peerage,
TOR
Hon. Douglas Alfred T., B.A., lat<s Maj. Suffolk
Imper. Yeorn. : b. 1862, mar. 1887 Alice Mary, dan.
of the late Jno, Head, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Douglas T.).
Ess., South Beach, Felixstowe R.S.O., Suffolk,
Hon. Stratford Haliday Robert Louis T., formerly
Lieut. King's Roy. Rifle Corps, b. 1864.
Hon. Ranulph Carteret 2'., b. i865, mar, i8S3 Annie
Mary, dau. of Wm. Smith, Esq., i-f HawvslfM-k Hill
(Hon. Mrs. Ranulph T.). Club, Wellington.
Hon. Mortimer Granville T., late 2nd Lieut. Suff.
Imper. Yeom., b. 1872, mar. 1894 Margaret, dau. of
the late Arthur Gorst, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Mortimer
T.). Res., Northgate, Bury St. Edmunds.
— Dau.-hi-law :
Hon. Mrs. Hamilton T. (Mabel, dau. of the late Robt.
C. Hanbury, Esq., M.P.), mar. 1879 the late Hon.
Hamilton James T. (d. 1893). lies., Waterford
House, Hertford.
TOLLEMACHE, Barons' Widows. (1) Eliza,
Lady T. (Eliza Georgiana, dau. of the lato Jas.
Duff, Esq., and step-dau. of Ld. Rendlesham) ,
mar. 1850, as 2nd wife istBn. Tollemache (d. 1890).
Res., Wherstead Pk., Ipswich. —(2) Mary, Lady
T. (Mary Stuart, dau. of Rt. Hon. Lord Claud
Hamilton, bro. of 1st D. of Abercorn), mar. 1873,
as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. Tollemache (d. 1904).
TOLLNER, Col. Barrett Lennard, C.B. (Civ.
1902), R.A. retd. (1894), continued ia post of
Insp. Remount Dept. : b. 1839. Res., Mayfair
Chambs., 42 Half Moon St., W.
TOLSTOI, Countess— see under 5th Earl
Stanhope.
TOMBS, Robert Charles, I.S.O. (1902), Sur-
veyor-Posfcm. at Bristol, formerly Contr. Lond.
Postal Serv. : b. 1842. Res., "VVestbury-on-Trym,
Bristol.
TOMKINS, Capt. Harry Leith, D.S.O.
(1898), I. A., Waziristan 1894-5, Samana and
Tirah i897-8: b. 1870.
TOMKINS, Stanley, C.M.Gt. (1900), a Sub-
Commissr. in Uganda, where he served during
Mutiny 1897-8.
TOMKINS, Gen. William Percival, CLE.
(1890), Col.-Comdt. R.E. ; Zhob Valley 1884, late
Dir.-Gen. of Mil. Works in India : b. 1841. Res.,
120 Lexham Gdns., Kens., W.
TOMLINSON, Baronet. Sir William Edward
1 Murray Tomlinson, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), M.A.,
I barrister-at-law, M.P. for Preston (C), Treas. of
Corp. of Sons of the Clergy, Maj. and Hon. Lt.-
Col. retd. 1st Vol. Batt. Loyal N. Lanes. Regt. :
son of the late Thos. Tomlinson, Esq., b. 1838.
No heir. Seat, Heysham House, Morecambe
R.S.O., Lanes. ; town res., 3 Richmond Terr.,
. Whitehall, S.W. ; chamb., 12 Old Sq., Line.
Inn, W.C.
TOMPSON, Lieut. Reginald Henry Dal-
rymple, D.S.O. (1902), B.A., R.A., S. Nigeria
1901-2 : b. 1879.
TOMPSON, Maj -Gen. William Dalrymple,
C.B. (Mil. 1879), Crimea, Afghn. 1878-9, ret.
1884: b. 1833. Res., Iver House, Bucks., nr.
Uxbridge.
TONGE, Lady Madaleine Dora, dau. of 8th
E. of Kintore.
TONGE, Maj. William Corrie, D.S.O. (1902),
Norfolk Regt. retd., now in 3rd Batt. (Mil.) ;
Eechuanald. 1884-5, S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1862.
Res., The Lawns, Thorpe Hamlet, Norwich;
Morant's Ct., Sevenoaks.
TONK, the Nawab op. H.H. Hafiz Sir
Muhammad Ibrahim Ali Khan, Bahadur Sowlat-
jang, G.C.I.E. (1890), a Ruling Chief: b. 1848.
Res., Tonk, Raj pu tana.
TOOGOOD, Capt. Cecil, D.S.O. (1900-1), Man-
chester Regt. ; Waziristan 1894-5 and S. Africa ,
1899-1902 : b. 1870.
TOOTH, Howard Henry, C.M.G. (1901),
M.A., M.D., F.R.C.P., Assist. Phys. to St.
1 Barthol.'s Hosp., Phys. to Nat. Hosp. for Para-
' lysed and Epileptic, &c. ; served in S. Africa 1900
i as Phys. to Poitland Hosp. : b. 1856. Res., 34
Harley St., W.
j TOPAN, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Janbai),
I mar. 1864, as 3rd wife, Sir Tharia Topan, founder
! of the Zanzibar Hosp. (d. 1891). Res., Malabar
I Hill, Land's End Rd., Bombay,
i TOPHAM (HARRISON-), Maj. Thomas,
I D.S.O. (1892), late R.E., Burma 1892, S. Africa
I 1899-1902 ; assumed name of Topham 1896 : b. 1864.
j Res., Caldbergh, Middleham R.S.O., Yorks.
! TOPP, Charles Alfred, I.S.O. (1903), Public
I Service Commissr. State of Victoria, i'es., Mel-
bourne.
TOPPING, Capt. Thomas Edwaed, D.S.O.
' (1900-1), Lanes. R.G.A. Vols.; S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1871.
j TORONTO, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Arthur
Sweatman, D.D., D.C.L., 3rd Bp., prev. Archdn.
of Brant (same Dioc), formerly a curate in
Islington: b. 1834, mar. 1867, eons. 1879. Res.,
; Toronto, Ontario.
j TORPHICHEN, Baron. James Walter
Sandilands, 12th Bn. {Scot.), a Scot. Repres. Peer
(el. 1894), formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade: nephew
of 11th Bn. and son of the late Rev. the Hon. Jno.
Sandilands ; b. May 4, 1846 ; sue. 1869 (L. IT.) ;
mar. 1881 Ellen Frances, dau. of the late Lt.-Gen.
Chas. E. P. Gordon, C.B., but divorced her 1890.
Seat, Calder House, Mid Calder, Midlothian.
Creation. Scot. : Bn. Torphichen, 1564. — James
Sandilands, Master of St. John and head of the Knights
Hospitallers, obtained a grant of the baronies and
estates attached to that establishment, under which he
was allowed to take his seat as a Lord of Parliament,
his original title being given in 'Burke' as "Lord St.
John of Torphichen, otherwise Lord Torphichen."
Titled Relatives.
(Sandilands.)
Issue of present {12th) Bn. :
Hon. Alison Margaret S., b. 1S83.
Master of Torrhichen, heir to Barony : Hon. James
Archibald Douglas S., b. 1884.
Hon. John Gordon S., 2nd heir, b. 18S6.
Hon. Walter Alexander b. i8£8.
Surviving sist. of present Bn. (with deceased bros.,
granted rank" of Bns.' children 1870) :
(Present Baron, b. 1846.)
Hon. Helen -Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Parish, b.
1853, mar. 1891, as 2nd wife, Chas. Woodbyne P.,
Esq., son of Sir Woodbine Parish, K.C.H. (last of
that title in England). Res., 58 Ennismore Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
— Slsts.-in-laic :
Hon. Mrs. John 5. (Helen Mary Anne, dau. of
Thos. Tourle, Esq., of Waratah), mar. 1877 the late
Hon. John S. (d. 1903). Res., Roumalla, Uralla,
N.S.W.
Hon. Mrs. Francis S. (Maude Bayard, dau. of the
late Eredk. A. Wiggins, Esq.), mar. 1885 the late
Hon. Eras. Robt. S., Capt. R.N. (d. 1387). Res.,
27 Cadogan PL, S.W.
TORPHICHEN, Master of, courtesy-title of
eld. son and heir of the preceding.
TORRE DIAZ, Countess de (Condessa), dau.
of 8th Baron Clifford of Chudleigh.
TORRENS, Knight's Widow Lady T.
(Georgina Frances, dau. of the late Col. De Butts,
R.E.), mar., 1st, i875,-Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry d'Oyly
Torrens, K.C.B., K.C.M.G., Gov. of Malta (d.
1889) ; 2ndly, 1893, Lt.-Col. Hy. W. Griffith—
retaining title by courtesy. Res., Kynanee, Alum
Chine, Bournemouth West.
TOR
Baronetage, Knightage, &c-,
TOZ
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TORRES VEDRAS, MAuquess de (Marquez—
Portugal, 1812)— See " Wellington, D. of."
TORRINGTON, Viscount. George Master
Byng, gth Vise. {Gt. Br.) and a Bt., late a
Page df Honour to H.M. : son of 8th V. ; b. Sept.
10, 1886; sue. 1889; a minor. Seat, Yotes Ct.,
Mereworth, Maidstone.
Creations. Gt. Br.: A Bt. 1715; Vise. Torrington
and Bn. Byng, 1721.— The distinguished Admiral George
Byng, having been appointed Kear-Adm. of Gt. Britain
and Treasurer of the Navy, was created a i>aronet and
then raised to the Peerage by these two titles. Most of
his successors have held posts in either the Navy or
Army.
Titled Relatives.
(Byng.)
Dau. of%th V. (half-sist. of present"; :
By 1ST MRRGE.
Hon. Bridget Vera B., b. 1882.
(BY 2ND MRHGE.
Present Viscount, b. i836.)
Surviving bros. and sist. of %M V. (uncles &c. of
present ; granted rank of Vises.' children 1884) :
(The late 8th Viscount, b. 1841, d. 1889.)
Hon. Sydney B., heir pres. to Viscounty, formerly
Lieut. 104th Regt.: b. 1844, mar. 1871 Annie
• • Sebright, dau. of the late Hy. Chillingworth, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Sydney B ). Res., 3 Manor Rd., Straw-
berry Hill, Twickenham. (2nd heir, his son
Arthur Stanley, b. 1876.)
Hon. Nelson B., Com. R.N. retired, having served in
Ashanti 1873-4: b. 1845, mar. .1897, 2nd wife, Sarah
Florinda, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. G. Ball (Hon.
Mrs. Nelson B.). Res., 8 Springfield Rd., Kingston-
on-Thames.
Hon. Sophie, now Hon. Mrs. George Marshall, b.
1847, mar. 1871 George M., Esq.. Res., Hardres Ct.,
Canterbury ; Villa de la Baie, Dinard, Prance.
— Sist.-in-}anv :
Hon. Mrs. Franci3 B. (Emily Mary, dau. of the late
Jas. Lambe, Esq.), mar. 1880 the late Hon. Prancis
Russell B. (d. 1903).
Dau.-in-law of 6th V. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 7th Viscount, b. 1812, d. 1884.)
Hon. Mrs. James B. (Caroline Louisa, dau. of Wm.
Cook, Esq., of Roydon Hall), mar. 1856 the late
Hon. James Master Owen B. (d. 1897). Res., Gt.
Culverden, Tunb. Wells.
TORRINGTON, Viscount's Widow. Vis-
countess Ti (Emmeline St. Maur, dau. of Rev.
Henry Seymour, a descendt. of 8th D. of Somer-
set), mar. 1885, as 2nd -wife, 8th Vise. Torrington
(d. 1889). Res., with 9th Vise.
TORTHORWALD &c, Viscount {Scot. 1706),
a title of the Buccleuch Dukedom.
TOTTENHAM. Maj. Charles Bosvile, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 14th Hussars ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1869.
TOTTENHAM, Hon. Mrs. Charles (Loftus),
dau. of 1st Bn. Athlumney.
TOUCKET (THICKNESSE-), family name of
the dormant Barony of Audley, q.v. for "Hons."
TOWER, Hon. Mrs. Conyers, dau. of 1st Bn.
Bellew. .
TOWER, Rev. Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class, igoj),
M.A., Rect. of Holy Trinity, Windsor, and Acting
Ch ipl. to troops there.
TOWNLEY, Hon. Mrs. Gowran, dau. of 15th
Bn. St. John of Bletso.
TOWNLEY, Lieut. N. V., D.S.O. (1902),
Queensld. Contingt. in S. Africa 1901-2.
TOWNLEY, Lady Susan Mary, dau. of 7th E.
of Albemarle.
TOWNSEND, Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir Edmond
Townsend, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), C.M.G. (1901),
M.D., A.M.S. retd. (1905), served in Abj'ssinia
1867-8, Perak 1875-6, Zululd., Egypt, Burma
1885-6, Ashanti 1895-6, N.W. Front. 1897-8 as
Princ. Med. Offr., held same post to 1st Div. in S.
Africa 189^-19^2: \i. i84=, mar, 1884 Franoes
Josephine) dau. of the late Jos. W. MacMullen,
Esq:
TOWNSHEND; family name of the Marques-
sate following.
TOWNSHEND, Marquess. John James
Dudley Stuart Townshend, 6th Marq. {Gt. Br.)
and a Bt., a D.L. for Norfolk : son of 5th M. ;
b. Oct. 17, 1866; sue. 1899 {L.U.); mar. 1905
Gladys Ethel Gwendolen Eugenie, dau. of Thos.
Sutherst, Esq. Seat, Raynham Hall, Norwich ;
res., 49 Cromwell Rd,, Hove, Brighton.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1617; Bn. Townshend, 1661 ;
Vise. Townshend of Raynham, 1682. Gt. Br. : Marq.
Townshend, 1786.— Sir Horatio Townshend, 3rd Bt.,
was awarded the Barony and Viscty. in recognition
of the part he had taken in bringing about the Restora-
tion. Th: 2nd Vise, was Ambassador at the Hague, and
afterwards Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. The 4th Vise,
a P.C. and also a Field-Marshal in the Army, who had
been engaged at Dettingen, Ponteuoy, Culloden, and
Quebec, was rewarded by elevation to the Marquessate.
The 2nd Marq. succeeded his mother as Bn. Oompton
and Bn. Ferrers de Chartley, and was created Earl of
Leicester. This last title expired with his successor in
1855, and the Baronies have ever since been in abeyance.
Prom 1837 to 1855 there were thus two Earldoms of Lei-
cester co-existing, the one still extant being " Leicester
of Holkham." The 4th Marq. was a Rear-Admiral R.N.
Titled Relatives and Heir,
( Townshend.
Issue ofyh M. (sist. of present) :
(Present Marquess, b. i86£.)
Lady Agnes Elizabeth Audrey, now Lady A. Dur-
ham, b. 1870, mar. 1903 James I)., Esq. Res., 8
Norfolk Sq., W.
Surviving issue of 4th 31. (aunts of present) :
(The late £th Marquess, b. 1831, d. 1899.)
Lady Elizabeth Clementina, now The Lady St.
Levan, b. 1834, mar. 1856 1st Bn. St. L., q.v.
Lady Audrey Jane Charlotte, now Lady A. Buller,
b. 1844, mar., 1st, 1E73, the late Hon. Greville
Theoph. Howard (d. 1880), son of 17th E. of
Suffolk ; 2ndly, 1822, Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers
Henry Buller, G.C.B., Y€< q.v.
Heir pres. to Marquessaie (a 2nd cousin) :
Col. Charles Vere Ferrars T., C.B. (see below).
(2nu heir, his uncle George Ferrars T., b. 1854.)
TOWNSHEND, Marquess's Widow. Mar-
chioness T., nee Lady Anne Elizabeth Clementina
Duff \ dau. of 5th Earl Fife and sist. of present
Duke, b. 1847, mar. 1865 5th Marq. Townshend
■d. 1899).
TOWNSHEND, Col. Charles Vere Ferrars,
C.B. (Mil. 1895), D.S.O. (1898), late I.A., now
Roy. Fus. ; E. Soudan and Nile 1884-5 and 1898,
Hunza-Nagar, Chitral Fort, Dongola, and S.
Africa 1899-1900 : grandson of Rev. Lord Geo. O.
Townshend (bro. of 4th Marq. T.) and heir pres.
to above Marquessate; b. 1861, mar. 1898 Alice,
dau. of Comte Louis C. d'Anvers. Res., Luck-
now.
TOWNSHEND, Hon. Mrs. Harry, dau. of
1st Bn. Crawshaw.
TOWNSHEND, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of
4th Bn. Searsdale.
TOWNSHEND (MARSHAM-), Hon. Robert,
son of 2nd E. of Romney.
TOWNSVILLE Bishopric -see " Queens-
land."
TOZER, Knight. Hon. Sir Horace Tozer,
K.C.M.G. (1897), late Colon. Sec. and for Pub.
Works, Queensland, now Agent-Gen. in London
for the Colony (title " Hon." authorised for reten-
tion) : b. 1844, mar. 1880, 2nd wife, Louisa Lord.
Res., 55 Victoria Rd., Kens., W., and 1 Victoria
St., S.W.
624 TRA
TRACEY, Hon. Lady, dau. of 29th Bn. King-
sale and wife of follg.
TRACEY, Knight. Adm. Sir Richard Ed-
ward Tracey, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), served in Baltic
1854, Japaii 1863-4, was Nav. A.D.C. to Queen
Victoria 1885-8, Com. of Channel Squadron
1888-90, aftds. Adm. Supt. of Malta Dockyd.
and Pres. of Roy. Nav. Coll. Greenwich (1897-
19O6), ret. 1902: b., 1837, ^iar. 1887, 2nd wife,
the above-mentioned Hon. Lady Tracey. Ees.,
8 Sloane Gdns., S.W.
TRACY (HANBURY-), family name of
Sudeley Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
TRAFALGAR, Viscount MERTON op {U.K.
1805), a title of the Nelson Earldom borne by the
late heir (" Vise. Trafalgar").
TRAFFORD, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 12th
Bn. Petre.
TR AFFORD, Sir H. F. de, and Lady A.— see
"De Trafford."
TRAVANCORE, the Maharaja of. H.H. Shri
Padmanabha Dasa Vanji Sir Bala Rama Varma,
Sultan Maharaj, G.C.S.I. (188S), G.C.I.E. (1903), a
Ruling Prince of India : b. 1857. ^es-> Tne
Palace, Trivandrum, Travancore.— H. H. Lady
Bhayie, C.I., is Senior Eani of Travancore.
TRAVANCORE and COCHIN, Bishop of.
Rt. Rev. Charles Hope Gill, D.D., 2nd Bp.,
prev. C.M.S. Missnry. at Shikarpur and Jabal-
pur, and Sec. to the Soc. at Allahabad, was a
Curate at Tynemouth 1884-6 : ord. 1884, cons.
1905. lies., Cottavam, Travancore, S. India.
TRA VERS, Maj. Joseph Oates, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Devon Regt. ; Burma 1891-2, N.W.
Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1867.
TRAVERS (CLARKE-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady C.-T. (Annie, dau. of G. Dent-Wilson,
Esq., and widow of Capt. Hy. W. Melliss), mar.
1897, 2nd husb., Sir Guy F. T. Clarke-Travers,
3rd Bt. (d. 1905). — For successor to the Btcy. see
" Clarke, Bt. of Rossmore."
TRAYNER, Lord {of Session retired). John
Trayner, LL.D., Sheriff of Forfarsh. 1881-5: b.
1834, mar. 1863 Frances Elizabeth Maxwell {Hon.
Lady Trayner), dau. of R. S. Wyld, Esq., appd.
a Judge of Ct. of Session 1885 with title " (Hon.)
Lord T.," retired 1904. Ees., 27 Moray PI., Edin-
burgh.
TREACHER, Knight. Sir William Hood
Treacher, K.C.M.G. (1904), M.A., late Brit. Res.-
Gen. for Fed. Malay States, was 1st Gov. of Brit.
Nth. Borneo, prev. thrice Cons.-Gen. : b. 1849,
mar. 1881 Cornelia, dau. of Rev. J. Rumsey. Res.,
Lawday PI., Farnham, Surrey.
TREBLE, Col. George Walker, C.M.G.
(1900-1), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 24th Middx.
(Post Office) Rifle Vols. ; S. Africa 1900-2, partly
as Dir. of Mil. Postal Serv. : b. 1865.
TREDCROFT, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau.
of 1st Bn. Howard of Glossop.
TREDEGAR {pron. Tredegar), Baron.
Godfrey Charles Morgan, 2nd Bn. {U.K.) and
a Bt., Lord Lieut, of Monmouthsh. and a
Co. Aid. and Vice-Chmn. C.C. (has been High
Sheriff), a D.L. for Brecon, Hon. Col. Roy. Monm.
Engrs., formerly Capt. 17th Lancers (served in
Crimea), anM.P. 1858-75 : son of istBn. ; b. April
28, 1831 ; sue. 1875 {C.) ; unmrrd. Seats, Tredegar
Pk. and Ruperra Castle, both nr. Newport, Monm. ;
town res., 39 Portman Sq., W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1792. U.K. : Bn. Tredegar,
1859.— Sir (Jhas. Morgan Robinson Morgan. 3rd Bt,,
M.P. for Brecon and Lord Lieutenant of tne County,
was created 1st Bn. Tredegar.
THE
Titled Relatives.
(Morgan.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bros. arid sists. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1831.)
Hon. SelinaMary, now Hon. Mrs. David Williamson,
b. 1833, mar. 1853 Dav. Robertson W., Esq.. Res.,
Lawers House, Crieff, Perthsh.
Hon. Frederic Coortenay M., heir pres. to Barony,
V.D., M.P. for S. Monmthsh. (C.) and a D.L. and
C.C. for the Co., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. S. Wales
Borderers, formerly Capt. Rifle Brigade, served
through Crimean War : b. 1834, widower. Res.,
Ruperra Castle, as above. (2nd heir, his son
Lt.-Col. Courtenay Charles Evan M., b. 1867.)
Hon. Ellen Sarah, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Lindsav,b.
1836, mar. 1856 Lt.-Col. Hy. Gore L., gt. grandson
of 5th E. of Bilcarres. Res., Glasnevin House,
Dublin.
Hon. Mary Anna, now Vctss. Hereford, b. 1843, mar.
1863 16th Vise. H., q.Y.
Hon. George Gould M., b. 184s. Club, Bachelors'.
TREEBY, Maj. Henry Paul, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Brig.-Maj . Wilts, and Dorset Vol. Inf. ; S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1858. Ees., Willow Grange, Worples-
don, Guildford.
TREFUSIS, Bishop— see " Crediton."
TREFTJSIS (HEPBTJRN-STTJART-
FORBES-) . family name of the Clinton Barony
as now borne (q.v. for "Hons." and mrrd.
" Ladies "), formerly Trefusis only.
TREGEAR, Maj.-Gen. Vincent William, C.B.
(Mil. 1890), Afghn. 1879-80, Lushai and Chin-
Lushai Expedns. 1889-90, now on Supermini.
List : b. 1842. Club, Roy. Albert Yacht.
TRELAWNY, Hon. Mrs. Horace, dau. of 1st
Bn. Ormathwaite.
TRELAWNY (SALTJSBTJRY-) , Baronet. Sir
William Lewis Salusbury-Trelawny, 10th Bt.
{Eng. 1628), a D.L. for Cornwall (High Sheriff
1891 and 1895), formerly Capt. Roy. Cornw.
Rangers (Mil.) : son of 9th Bt., b. 1844, sue. 1885,
mar. 1872, 2nd wife, Harriet Buller, dau. of the
late Rev. Jas. B. Kitson. Heir, his son John
William (b. 1869; 2nd heir, next son, James
Edward, b. 1873). Seat, Trelawne, Duloe R.S.O.,
Cornwall ; town res., 18 Bramham Gdns., Earl's
Ct., s.w.
TRELOAR, Knight. Sir William Purdie Tre-
loar, Kt. Bach. (1900), an Aid. and Lieut, of City
of London, Chmn. of Commissrs. of Sewers, was
Sheriff 1900, is head of the carpet-manufacturing
firm on Ludgate Hill and a Dir. of T. Cook and
Son, of Egypt : b. 1843, mar. 1865 Annie, memb.
of League "of Mercy, dau. of Geo.. Blake, Esq.
Ees., Grange Mount, Upper Norwood, S.E.
TREMAYNE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Vivian.
TREMEER, Maj. C. A. O, D.S.O. (1902), S.
African Mtd. Irregular Forces in War 1901-2.
TRENAM, Edwin, I.S O. (1903), late Con-
troller, Central Telegraph Office, G.P.O. : b. 1842.
TRENCH, family name of Ashtown Barony.
Index to that line together with that of the
Clancarty Earldom (Le-Poer-Trench, below) :
Ly. Anne, a. Hn. Fredk. c. Hn. Robt. Power.A.
Hn. Arthur C. a. Hn. Godolphin, a. Hn.Roderic C.B. c.
Ly. Beryl, c. Hn. Grace, a. Hn. Sydney, a.
Hn. Cosby G. a. Hn. Greville, c. Hn. William, c.
Hn. Dudley O, a. Ly. Katharine, c. Hn. Wm. Cosby, a.
Hn. Fredc. Syd. a. Hn. Richard J. c.
TRENCH, Baron {U.K. 1815)— see " Clancarty,
E. of."
TRENCH, Col. Frederic John Arthur, D.S.O.
(1902), late R.A. ; Zulu War 1879, and S. Africa
1901-2, was D.A.A.G. Ireld. 1895-8, now Attache
Director?/ of Peerage,
THE
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
THE
625
■with German Forces in S. W. Afiica: b. 1857
(gt. nephew of 1st Bn. Ashtown). Res., Les
Uttins, Rolle, Switzerld.
TRENCH (LE-POEK-), family name of Clan-
carty Earldom (see Index above).
TRENCH (LE-POER-), Col. Frederick Ame-
lius, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), A.S.C. retd. (1905); S.
Africa 1900 : b. 1857 (gt. grandson of 1st E. of
Clancarty) .
TRENDELL, Knight. Sir Arthur James
Riciiens TrendeM, Kt. Bach. (1900), C.M.G-. (1886),
barrister-at-law, late Assist. Sec. Sci. and Art
Dept., has been Sec. for Gt. Brit, to various
Internat. Exhibns.,Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. :
b. 1837, mar. 1903, 2nd wife, Eva Caroline, dau.
of the late Jno. Parker, Esq. Fes., St. Lucian's,
Wallingford, Berks. ; 6 Prince Edward's Mansns.,
Palace Ct., W.
TRENTHAM, Viscount (Gt. Br. 1746)— see
"Sutherland, D. of."
TRESIDDER, Capt. Tolmie John, C.M.G.
(1887), R.E. retd. (1887) ; Malta 1874-85 on drain-
age works, a Dir. of Jno. Brown and Co. of
Sheffield: b. 1850. lies., Trefusi?, College Rd.,
Upp. Norwood, S.E.
TREVELYAN, Baronet of Nettlecombe. Sir
"Walter John Trevdyan, 8th Bt. {Eng. 1662),
son of the late Willoughby J. Trevelyan, Esq.,
and 2nd cousin once rem. of 7th Bt. ; b. 1866, sue.
1891, mar. 1901 Alice Edith, dau. of Wm. J.
Money, Esq., C.S.I. Heir, his son Willoughby
John (b. 1902; 2nd heir, Bt.'s uncle Lt.-Col.
"Walter Raleigh T., b. 1840). Sent, Nettlecombe
Ct., Taunton; res., Trevarthian,MarazionR.S.O.,
Cornwall.
TREVELYAN, Baronet of Wallington— see
Priv. Counc. below.
TREVELYAN, Baronets' "Widows. (1)
Fanny, Lady T. of Nettlecombe (dau. of the late
Rt. Hon. Jas. Monahan), mar. i860 Sir Alf. "W.
Trevelyan, 7th Bt. (d. 1891). Res., Calverley
Lodge, Seaton, Axminster, Devon ; 19 Eaton PL,
S."W. — (2) Eleonora Lady T. of Wallington
(Eleonora Anne, dau. of the late Walter Camp-
bell, Esq.), mar. 1875, as 2nd wife, Sir Chas. E.
Trevelyan, 1st Bt., K.C.B. (d. 1886). Res., Cambo
R.S.O., Northumb. ; 67 Eaton Sq., S.W.
TREVELYAN, Priv. Counc. and Baronet
of Wallington. Rt. Hon. Sir George Otto Tre-
velyan, P.C. (G.B. & I. 1882), 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1874),
M.A., D.C.L., L.L.D., a D.L. for Northumberid.,
late an M.P. (1865-97), has Deen Ij0rd of Ad-
miralty, Ch. Sec. for Ireld., Chanc. of Duchy of
Lane, and Sec. for Scotld. : son of 1st Bt.,
b. 1838, sue. i836, mar. 1869 Caroline, dau. of
the late Robt. N. Philips, Esq. Heir, his son
Charles Philips T., M.P. for Elland Div. "W.
Rid. (L., b. 1870; 2nd heir, next son, Robert
Calverley, b. 1872). Seats, "Wallington, Cambo
R.S.O., Northumb. ; "Welcombe, Stratford-upon-
Avon ; town res., 8 Grosvenor Cresc, S.W.
*#* This line is a younger branch of that of Nettle-
combe above.
TREVES, Baronet. Sir Frederick Treves,
1st Bt. {U.K. 1902), G.C.V.O. (1905; K.C.V.O.
1901), C.B. (Civ. 1900-1), M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.S.,
Serj.-Surg. to the King (performed the operation
for perityphlitis in June 1902), Surg, in Ord. to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales, and Consg. Surg,
to Lond. Hosp., was Surg, to Brit. Forces in S.
Africa in 1899-1900, is a memb. of the Advisory
Bd. to Army Med. Dept., Hon. Col. R.A.M.C.
(Mil.), and a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. el.
1905 Lord Rector of Aberdeen Univ. : son of
Wm. Treves, Esq., of Dorchester ; b. 1853, mar.
1877 Annie Elizabeth, dau. of Alf. S. Mason, Esq.
Heir, none. Res., 6 Wimpole St., W.
TREVOR, Baron. Arthur William Hill-
Trevor, 2nd Bn. (U.K.), a D.L. for Den-
bighsh., formerly Lt.-Col. 1st Life Gds. : son
of 1st Bn. ; b. Nov. 19, 1852: sue. 1894 (C.) ;
mar., 1st, same year, the late Hon. Annie Mary
Eleanor Fraser (d. 1895), dau. of 17th Bn.
Saltoun, prev. wife of Bn. Zouche ; 2ndly, 1897,
Rosamond, dau. of Hon. Edmd. G. Petre, and
widow of 4th Earl of Bantry (relinquishes her
late title). Seat, Brynkinalt, Chirk, Ruabon,
Denbighsh.
Creation. U.K.: Bn. Trevor, 1880.— Lord Arthur
Edwin Hill (afterwards Hill-Trevor', 2nd son of the 3rd
Marq. of Downshire, was awarded this Barony in place of
the lapsed Viscty. of Dungannon, which had been held
by three successive Peers bearing the same compound
surname.
Titled Relatives.
(Hill- Trevor.)
Issue of present (2nd) Bn.:
The late Hon. Mary Rosamund H.-T., b. 1899, d. 1904.
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (half-bros. and half-
sists. of present) :
(BY 1ST MRRGE.
Present Baron, b. 1852.)
By 2ND mrroe.
Hon. George Edwyn H.-T., heir pres. to Barony,
formerly Lieut. Shropsh. Yeoni. : b. 1859, mar. 1893
Ethel Georgina Mary, dau. of Hillyar Chapman,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George H.-T.). Res., 14 Onslow Sq.,
S.W. (2nd heir, his son Hillyar George Edwin,
b. 1895.)
Hon. Edith Maria, now Hon. Mrs. "William West,
b. i36i, mar. 1890 Aug. Wm. W., Esq., son of Rt.
Hon Sir Algernon E. West, K.C.B. Res., 18
Lowndes Sq., S.W.
Hon. Charles Edward H.-T., late Capt. 3rd Batt.
Roy. Welsh Fus. (Mil.), was Assist. Priv. Sec. to the
late Gov. of New Zealand : b. 1863. Club, White's.
Hon. Leila Sophy H.-T., b. 1870.
Hon. Marcus Richard H.-T., served in S. Africa
1900 with Thorney croft's Mtd. Inf., is A.D.C. to
Lt.-Gov. of Transvaal : b. 1872. . Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Arthur Eustace H.-T., late Lieut. Montgom.
Imper. Yeom., b. 1876. Club, Bachelors'.
Hon. Mary, now Hon. Mrs. James Morrison, b. 1878,
mar. 1901 Capt. James Archib. M., M.P. Res.,
Fonthill, Salisbury ; 139 Harley St., W.
TREVOR, Baron's Widow. The Dowager
Lady T., prev. Hon. Mary Catherine Curzon, sist.
of 4th Bn. Scarsdale (granted rank of a Bn.'s
dau.), b. 1837, mar. 1858, as 2nd wife, 1st Bn.
Trevor (d. 1894). Res., 25 Belgrave Sq., S.W.
TREVOR, Knight (1). Sir Arthur Charles
Trevor, K.C.S.I. (1898), late Memb. Counc. Viceroy
of India (1896-1901), prev. of that of Bombay, in
Bomb. OS. 1861-1901 : b. 1841, mar. 1867 Florence
Mary, dau. of the late Col. Cyril J. Prescott.
Res., 16 Harcourt Terr., W. Brompton, S.W.
TREVOR, Knight (2). Sir Charles Cecil
Trevor, Kt. Bach. (1896), C.B. (Civ. 1882), M.A.,
barrister-at-law, late Assist. Sec. Harbour Dept.
Bd. of Trade, has been Brit. Deleg. to several
Internat. Confs. on fishery and maritime questions,
is an Aid. for Kensington and a Conservator of
River Thames: b. 1830, widower. Res., 28 Bram-
ham Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
TREVOR, Frederick George Brunton, CLE,
(1900), Dir. of Funds at India Office, which he
entered 1858, ret. 1903: b. 1838. Res., Mount
Ararat Rd., Richmond, Surrey.
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TRO
TREVOR, Col. George Herbert, C.S.I. (1891),
I.A., late Gov.-Gen.'s Agent in Rajputana for
Native States and Ch .Commissr. Ajmere-Mer-
wara : b. 1840. Res., 4 Norfolk Terr., Brighton.
TREVOR (HILL-), family name of Trevor
Barony above.
TRIMBLE, Lt.-Col. Charles Joseph, C.M.GL
(1902), V.D., L.R.C.P.E., L.R.C.S.L, Maj. and
Hon. Lt.-Col. 5th Lanes. Vol. R.G.A. and a Kt.
of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1856. lies., Louth
House, Bamber Bridge, Preston.
TRIMLESTOWN {pron. Trimmless'town) ,
Baron. Charles Aloysius BarnewaU, 18th Bn.
(Irel.) : bro. of 17th Bn. and son of the late Chas.
Barnewall, Esq., a descendant of 7th ; b. May 14,
1861 : sue. 1891, claim estab. 1893; mar. 1889 the
late Margaret Theresa (d. 1901), dau. of Richd. J.
Stephens, Esq., of Brisbane.
Creation, lrel. : Bn. Trimlestown, 1461. (Thei6th Bn.
spelt the title " Trimleston," and that is the form in the
Irish Roll, but the present Peer restored the form here
given.) — Sir Robt. Barnewall was created 1st Bn. by
Edward TV. His successor had to receive a pardon for
participation in the plot of Lambert Simnel. The 3rd
Bn. was Lord High Chancellor of Ireland. On the death
of the 16th Peer in 1879 the title was dormant till 1891,
when it was claimed by a remote cousin who died the
same year, before his right had been established : this
process had consequently to be undertaken by his brother
the present Baron. In 1634 there was a dispute as to
precedence between the 7th Bn. and the 9th Bn.
Dunsany, and it was then decided in favour of the
former. In 1893, when the present Peer established his
right, the order was reversed ; but still later a new Roll
was made up with " Trimleston " restored to its former
position.
Titled Relatives.
(Barnewall.)
Issue of present (18th) Bn. :
Hon. Ivy Esmav Myee B., b. 1890.
Hon. Marcella Hilda Charlotte B., b. 1893.
Hon. Letitia Anne Margaret B., b. 1895.
Hon. Reginald Nicholas FitAKCisi>.,heir to Barony,
b. 1897.
Hon. Charles Aloysius B., 2nd heir, b. 1899.
The deceased Hon. Geraldine B., b. 1900, d. 1902.
Sists. of present Bn. (granted rank of Bns.' daus.
1893) :
(The late 17th Baiion dejure,h. 1846, d. 1891 unmrrd.)
(Present Baron, b. 1861.)
Hon. Anne B.
Hon. Esmay, now Hon. Mrs. Nicholas Ooppinger,
mar. 1883 Nich. Eras. C, Esq. Res., Kilcottrim
House, Borris R.8.O., Co. Carlow.
Hon. Cecilia B.
Hon. Marcella B.
Hon. Margaret, now Hon. Mrs. Bertrand Lambert,
mar. 1899 Bertr. L., Esq. Res., Powerstown House,
Ooresbridge R.S.O., Co. Kilkenny.
—There are five other daus. (Katherine, Mary Jane,
Helena, Letitia, and Angelina), who have not been
granted rank with the above, four at least of them
being nuns. Some of the sisters are doubtless
older than present Bn., but their dates of birth are
withheld.
Dau. of 16th Bn. (remote cousin of present) :
Hon. Anna Maria Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Robert
Elliot, b. 1839, mar. i858 Robt. Hy. E., Esq. Res.,
Clifton Pk., Kelso, Roxburgh ; Ballybrittas,
King's Co., nr. Monasterevan.
TRINGHAM, Cant. Archibald Montgomery,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. W. Surrey Regt.) ; N.W.
Frontier 1897-8 and S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1869.
TRINIDAD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Francis Welsh, D.D., 3rd Bp., late Brine, of St.
Boniface Missnry. Coll. at Warminster, prev.
Curate of St. Bees and Lect. at its Theol. Coll. :
b. 1856. cons. 1904. Res., Port of Spain, Trinidad.
TRISCOTT, Lt.-Col. Charles Prideaux,
D.S.O. (1888), R.A., Afghn. 1879-80, Burma 1885
and 1887-8, Tirah 1897, late A.A.G. Punjab,
prev. Bombay : b. 1857.
TRITTON, Baronet. Sir Charles Ernest
Tritton, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1905), B.A., M.P. for Nor-
wood (0.), partner in the firm of Brightwen and
Co, and Treas. of Ch. of Engld. Temp. Soc. : son
of the late Jos. Tritton, Esq,, b. 1845, mar. 1872
Edith, dau. of the late Fredk, Green, Esq., of
Prince's Gdns. Res., Bloomfield, Norwood, S.E. ;
5, Cadogan Sq., S.W.
TROLLOPE, family name of Kesteven
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
TROLLOPE, Knight's Widow. Lady T.
(Cordelia Mary, dau. of the late Maj .-Gen. Jas.
P. Murray, C.B., M.P.), mar. 1864 Gen. Sir Charles
Trollope, K.C.B. (d. 1888), son of 6th Bt. (Kesteven
Bny.). Res., 21 Grosvenor Sq., W.
TROTTER, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady T., !
nee Hon. Eva Gifford, dau. of 2nd Bn. Gifford,
b. 1846, mar. 1866 Maj. -Gen. Sir Henry Trotter, i
G.C.V.O. (d. 1905). Res., Morton Hall; Liberton, !
Edinburgh ; Charter Hall, Duns, Berwicks.
TROTTER, Capt, Algernon Richard, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), D.S.O. (1900-1), 2nd Life Gds. ;
S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.D.C. to Gen. Sir R. Buller :
b. 1870 (son of the late Maj. -Gen. Sir H. Trotter
(see preceding) and mar. follg. Lady Edith T.).
TROTTER, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 1st
Bn. Hamilton of Dalzell.
TROTTER, Lady Edith Mary, wife of above
Capt. Algernon Trotter and dau. of 15th E. of
Eglinton.
TROTTER, Capt. Edward Henry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Gren. Gds. ; Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-
1900 with C.I.V. : b. 1872.
TROTTER, Capt, Gerald Frederic, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Gren. Gds.; S. Africa 1899-1900, late
Supt. of Gymnasia, now extra A.D.C. to Earl
Grey in Canada : b. 1871.
TROTTER, Lt.-Col. Henry, C.B. (Civ. 1880),
R. E . retd . ( 1 890) , Cons.-Gen . in Roumania and Bri t .
Del.onEurop. Commssn. of Danube, formerly went
on spec. serv. in China, travelled in Turkestan,
and was Mil. Attache at Constantinople, Cons, in
Kurdistan, and Cons.-Gen. in Syria: b. 1841.
Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Gala tz, Roumania.
TROTTER, Brig.-Gen. James Keith, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), C.M.G. (1897), R.A., Bechuanald. 1884-5,
Senior Boundary Commissr. for delimiting Anglo-
French frontier of Sierra Leone 1895-6, since
comd. R.A. at the Cape, now in charge of Ad-
ministration Welsh and Midld. Commd. : b. 1849.
TROTTER, Lady Jane Coutts, dau. of 9th E.
of Lindsay.
TROTTER, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Dunfermline.
TROUBRIDGE, Baronet. Sir Thomas Her-
bert Cochrane Trowbridge, 4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1799),
formerly Capt. 1st Batt. King's Roy. Rifles : son
of 3rd Bt., b. i85o, sue. 1867, mar. 1893 Laura,
dau. of Chas. Gurney, Esq. Heir, his son Thomas
St. Vincent Wallace (b. 1895 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
bro. Capt. Ernest Charles Thomas T„ C.M.G.,
follg.) Res., 66 Gloucester Gdns., Bayswater, W^
TROUBRIDGE, Capt. Ernest Charles
Thomas, C.M.G. and M.V.O. (4th Class, both
1904), R.N., Crete 1897-9, late Nav. Attache at
Tokio, prev. at Vienna and Madrid, now attached
to H.M.'s suite : b. 1862 (bro. of above Bt.). Res.,
1 Durham PL, Smith St., Chelsea, S.W.
TROUP, Charles Edward, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
B.A., barrister-at-law. an Assist. Und?r Sec. in
Home Office, edited Judic. Statistics 18Q3-1901 :
b. 1857. Address, Home Office, Downing St., S.W.
TRO
Baronetage, Knightage, &z.
TUP 627
TROUSDALE, Capt. Robert Cecil, D.S.O.
(1902), S. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, how
Offr. of a Co. of Gentm Cadets, Roy. Mil. Coll; :
b. 1876.
TROWER, Bishop— see " Likoma.''
TRUELL, Lady Cornelia, sist. of 16th E. of
Moray.
TRUNINGER, Lionel, CLE. (1904), Ch, Teleg.
Off. on the Thibet Mission.
TRURO, Baron's Widow. The Lady T.
(Alice Hare Wilde, dau. of Capt, Edwd. E. Maun-
sell, R.N.), mar. 1882 3rd and last Bn. Truro (d.
1899).
TRURO, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John Golf,
D.D., 3rd Bp., late Dean of Worcester, prev.
Vic. and Rur. Dean of Leeds, formerly Perp.
Cur. of Bramley (near to that city) : b. Dee. 25,
1830, cons. 1891, ent. Lords 1896 (Indep.), mar. 1858.
lies., Trenython, Par Station, Cornwall.
TRUSCOTT, Knight. Sir George Wyatt
Truscott, Kt. Bach. (1902), Aid. and Lieut, of City
of London (Sheriff 1902-3), Head of printing firm
of Jas. Truscott and Son: b. 1857, mar. 1889
Jessie, dau. of the late Geo. G. Steinham, Esq.
Res., Greatwood, Chislehurst ; 100 Marina, St.
Leonard' s-on-Sea ; offices, Suffolk Ln., E.G.
TRYON, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady T.
(nee Hon. Clementina Charlotte lleathcote-Drum-
mond-Willoughby), dau. of 1st Bn. Aveland and
sist. of E. of Ancaster, b. 1833, mar. 1869 Vice-
Adm. Sir Geo. Tryon, K.C.B. (d. 1893, drowned
in the 'Victoria'), lies., Fulbourn Manor, Cam-
bridge ; 45 Eaton PL, S.W.
TRYON, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 1st Bn.
Swansea and dau.-in-law of preceding.
TUAM, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. James 0' Sullivan,
D.D., 57th Bp. of Tuam, 54th of Killala, and 59th
of Achonry, late Canon and Archdn. of Tuam and
Bp.'s Examg. Chapl., formerly Rect. of Rahook :
b. 1834, cons. 1890, widower, lies., The Palace,
Tuam, Co. Gal way.
TUCKER, Bishop— see " Uganda."
TUCKER, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir Charles
Tucker, G.C.V.O. (1905), K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Gen.
Offr.-comdg.-in-Ch. Scottish Commd., served in
Bhutan 1865-6, Perak, Zululd. 1878-9, comd. 7th
Div. in S. Africa 1900-2, prev. a 1st class Dist.
in India, now comdg. Scott. Dist : b. 1839, mar-
1902, 2nd wife, Ellen Mary, dau. of Sir Maurice J.
O'Connell, 2nd Bt. Ees., Edinburgh.
TUCKER, Alexander LauzunPendock, CLE. !
(1901), Commissr. of Ajmere, was Acting For. j
Und. Sec. to Ind. Govt. 1891: b. 1861. Res., \
Ajmere, Rajputana.
TUCKER, Coi. Aubrey Harvey, C.B. (Mil. !
1887), Durh. L.I. retd. (1888) ; Crimea and N.Z., !
comd. 41st Regtl. Dist. 1885-8 : b. 1833.
TUCKER, James, C.M.G. (1888), M.E.C. Ber- j
muda, formerly Colon. Sec, Regist.-Gen., &c. : b.
1828. Res., Bermuda.
TUCKER, Maj.-Gen. Louis Henry Emile,
CLE. (1891), Ind. Front. 1863, Jowaki, and
Afghn. 1878-80, ret. 1899: b. 1843. Club, Jun.
Army and Navy.
TUCKER, William, C.B. (Civ. 1899), late
Princ. Assist. Sec. in Educ. Dept., ret. 1900. Res.,
Combe Lodge, Upp. Teddington, Middx.
TUCKER, Maj.-Gen.WiLLiAM Guise, C.B. (Mil.
1892), Col. Comdt. R.M.A. retd. (1902) ; Egypt,
Soudan 1884, and S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1850.
Res., Purbrook, Cosham, Hants.
TUCKER, William Kidger, C.M.G. (1902). j
TUDOR, Rear-Adm. Oswald Peploe, CV.O.
(1904), ret. from R.N, 1899, and is Harbour
Master at Kingstown. Res., Harbour House,
Kii gstown, Co. Dublin.
TUDWAY, Col. Robert John, D.S.O. (1902),
Essex Regt. ; Soudan and Nile 1884-98 (Dongola
1896), and S. Africa on Stalf 1899-1902, now a
D.A.A.G. 5th D.v. Southn. Comd. ; b. 1859. Res.,
Dover.
TUFNELL, Lady Frances Elisabeth, dau.
of 11th E. of Mar and Kellie.
TUFTON, family name of Hothfield Barony,
q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Ierne.
TUGWELL, Bishop— see "Equatl. Africa."
TULTE, Baronet. Sir Morgan Harry Paulet
Tii'te, nth Bt. (Irel. 1622), late Lieut. 9th
Batt. Rifle Brig. (Mil.) : nephew of 10th Bt. and
son of the late Maj.-Gen. Hugh M. Tuite ; b. 1861,
sue. 1898. Heir pres., his bro. Hugh George
Spencer (b. 1863 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Brian
Hugh Morgan, b. 1897). Seat, Kilruane House,
Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.
TUKE,Knight. Sir JohnBatty T uke, Kt.Bach.
(1898), M.D., LL.D., D.Sc.,F.R.S.E.,F.R.C.P.E.
(late Pres.), and Repres. of latter body on Gen.
Med. Counc, M.P. for Edinb. and St. And. Univs.
(C), formerly Morrison Lect. on Insanity, is
author of several works on the subject: b. 1835,
mai\ 1856 Lydia Jane, dau. of the late Rev. J.
Magee. Res., Balgreen, Gorgie, Edinburgh ; 20
Charlotte Sq., Edinburgh.
TULLIB ARDINE , Marquess of (by courtesy-
title Scot. 1703), eld. son and heir of the D. of
Atholl, q.v. Earl of Tullibardine (1606) is also a
title of the Dukedom.
TULLOCH, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir Alex-
ander Bruce Tulloch, K.C.B. (.Mil. 1902), C.M.G.
(1893), served in Crimea, China, Carlist War, and
Egypt (as Head of Intell. Dept.), has been
Comdt. of Loc. Forces in Victoria, ret. 1895 : b.
1838, widower. Club, U. Serv.
TULLOCH, Maj. Hector, C.B. (Civ. 1805),
R.E. retd. (1873), Ch. Engr. Insp. to Loc. Govt.
Bd. i838-g8, on Boundary Commssn. 1887: b.
1835. Res., The Hollies, Bickley, Kent.
TUNBRIDGE, Lt.-Col. Oliver Allen, C.M.G.
(1902), Queensld. Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa
1901-2. Res., Brisbane.
TUNBRIDGE, Lt.-Col. Walter Howard, C.B.
(Mil. 19CO-1), Queensld. Mtd. Inf.; S. Africa
1900-1, is A.D.C. to Gov.-Gen.of Australia: b.
1856. Res., Wolverton, Townsville, Queensld.
TUPPER, Baronet. Hon. Sir Charles Tupper,
1st Bt. (U.K. 1888), G.C.M.G. (1886; K.C.M.G.
1879), C.B. (Civ. 1867), P.C (Canada 1870), M.D., !
LL.D., Memb.of Canad. H.of Commons from 1865, !
has been Prime Minister, Sec. of State, Min. of
Finance, Pub. Works, Rails., &c, late Leader of
the Opposition in H. of Commons ; High Com-
missr. for Canada in Gt. Brit. 1883-7 and'1888-96,
acted on Fishery Commssn. at Washington 1887-8,
is Gov. of Dalhousie Coll. Halifax and M.E.C.
of Imper. Inst, and Brit. Emp. League : son of
the late Rev. Chas. Tupper, of Aylesford, N.S. ;
b. 1821, mar. 1846 Frances, dau. of the late Silas
H. Morse, Esq. Heir, his son James Stewart,
K.C (b. 1851 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Charles
Stewart, b. 1884). Seat, Armdale, Halifax, N.S. ;
res., Ravenscourt, Winnipeg, Manitoba.
TUPPER, Knight (1). Hon. Sir Charles
HibbERT Tupper, K.C.M.G. (1893), P.C. and K.C
(Canada), LL.B., senior partner in a British
Columb. law firm, has been six times M.P. in
Canad. Pari., and has been Min. of Marine and
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TUP
Directory of Peerage,
TUS
of Justice and Solic.-Gen. ; was Brit. Agent Bea-
ring Sea Arbit. at Paris 1892 : 2nd son of the above
Sir Charles Tupper, 1st Bt. ; b. 1855, mar. 1879
Janet, dau. of Hon. Jas. MacdonaM, Ch. Just, of
N. Scotia. Res., Parkside, Vancouver, B.C.
I TUPPER, Knight (2). Sir Charles Lewis
Turper, K.C.I.E. (1903), C.S.I. (1897), B.A., late
; Commissr. at Rawal Pindi, Punjab, is Vice-Chanc.
I Punj. Univ. and has thrice been an Addit.
Memb. of Viceroy's Counc. : b. 1848, mar. 1875
Jessie Catherine, dau. of the late Maj.-Gen.
H. C. Johnstone, C.B. Res., Lahore and Simla.
TUPPER, Daniel Alfred Anley, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), Assist. Contr. in Lord Chambn.'s
Office : b 1849. Address, Stable Yard, St. James's
Palace, S.W.
TUPPER, Lt.-Gen. Gaspard le Marchant,
C.B. (Mil. 1905), Col. Coindt. R.A. ; Crimea:
b. 1826.
TURING, Baronet. Sir Robert Fraser
Turing, 8th Bt. (Scot. 1639), formerly Brit. Cons, at
Rotterdam : son of 7th Bt., b. 1827, sue. i860,
title admitted 1882, widower. Heir, his son James
Walter (b. i852 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Robert
Andrew Henry, b. 1895). lies., Chilgrove,
Chichester.
TURNER, Bishops — see "Islington" and
" Corea."
TURNER, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir Alfred
Edward Turner, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), C.B. (Civ.
1891), R.A. retd. (1904), served in Nile Expedn.
1884-5 as D.A.A.G., aftds. A.D.C. and Mil. Priv.
Sec. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. and Insp.-Gen. of
Auxil. Forces at Headqrs. : b. 1842, mar. 1902,
2nd wife, Juliette Elizabeth Maie, dau. of the
late Henry Whiting, Esq. lies., Carlyle House,
16 Chelsea Embankmt., S.W.
TURNER, Knight (2). Sir Charles Arthur
Turner, K.C.I.E. (1888; Kt. Bach. 1879), M.A.,
formerly a Puisne Judge in N.W. Provs. and Ch.
Justice, Madras, late a memb. of Counc. of Sec.
for India : b. 1833, mar. 1866 Emily Ayscough,
dau. of Wm. S. Hodgkinson, Esq. lies., 62 Ennis-
more Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
TURNER, Knight (3), Rt. Hon. Sir Geo., see
below.
TURNER, Knight (4). Sir Montagu Charles
Turner, Kt. Bach. (1903), Pres. Bengal Chamb. of
Commerce (late M.L.C.), Additional Memb. of
Counc. of Gov. -Gen. of India, partner in firm of
MacKinnon, Mackenzie, and Co., Calcutta &c. :
b. 18—, mar. Bertha, dau. of the late Jno.
Howell, E^q. lies., Calcutta.
TURNER, Knight (5). Sir William Turner,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1901 ; Kt. Bach. 1886), V.D., LL.D.,
D.C.L., D.Sc, M B., F.R.S., F.R.S.E., F.R.C.S.,
Princ. and Vice-Chanc. of Edinburgh Univ., has
been Pres. Roy. Coll. Surg. Edinb., of Brit.
Assoc. 1900, and Prof, of Anat. Edinb. Univ.
and to Roy. Scott. Acad., also late Pres. Gen.
Med. Counc. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Queen's Rifle
Vol. Brig., a D.L. for Co. of City of Edinburgh :
b. 1832, mar. 1863 Agnes, dau. of Abrm. Logan,
Esq. lies., 6 Eton Terr., Edinburgh.
TURNER, Knights' Widows. (1) Ladv T.
(Agnes, dau. of Geo. Bell, Esq.), mar. 1878 Sir
Llewelyn Turner (d. 1903). Res., Parkia, Car-
narvon.— (2) Lady T. (Bertha Violet, dau. of
Stauley Lowe, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1856, Col. Sir
William W. Turner, K.C.S.I. (d. 1871) ; 2ndly,
1875, the late Gen. Geo. S. Macbean, C.B.
(d. 1903) — retaining title by courtesy. Res., Oak
Grove, Bishopstoke, Eastleigh R.S.O., Hants.
TURNER Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Gkorge Turner, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1897), K.C.M.G.
(same year), LL.D., Treas. to the Australn.
Fedn., late Premier and Treas. of Victoria (2nd
time), prev. Solic.-Gen., Min. of Defence,
&c, in the Shields Govt., represd. Victoria at
Federal Counc. of Australasia 1895-7: b. 1851,
mar. 1872 Rosa, dau. of Jno. Morgan, Esq., of
Bovey, Devon. Res., Bovey, Carlisle St., St.
Kilda, Victoria ; also Melbourne.
TURNER, Col. Augustus Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1897), LA. Supermini. List; Hazara 186S.
Afghn. 1878-80, Mahsud AVaziri, Zhob Valley
1890, Miranzai, and Waziristan, was Col. on Staff
Bengal 1895-9: b. 1842. Club, E. Ind. U. Serv.
TURNER, Capt. Bingham Alexander, D.S.O.
(1902), Rif. Brig.; Nile Expedn. 1898, and S.
Africa 1899-1902 : t>. 1877.
TURNER, Charles George, C.B. (Civ. 1893),
late Acct. and Contr.-Gen. of Inld. Rev. , was Aud.
Metrop. Bd. of Works Accts. 1872-5 : b. 1833.
Res., Rosedene, Amhurst Pk., Stamford Hill, N.
TURNER, Lady Frances Anne, aunt of 5th
Earl Temple of Stowe.
TURNER, Capt. Frank Cecil, D.S.O. (1902),
4th Batt. Chesh. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1868. Res., Fife Lodge, Staines, Middx.
TURNER, Capt. Harry Gordon, D.S.O. j
(1900-1), De Montmorency's Scouts; S. Africa I
1900 : b. 1862. Res., Dordrecht, Cape Col.
TURNER, Henry Blois Hawkins, CLE.
(1899), formerly a mercht. of Calcutta, was Sheriff
1890: b. 1839. Res., 68Upp. Berkeley St., Port-
man Sq., W.
TURNER, Col. Henry Fyers, C.B. (Mil. 1896),
R.E. retd. U897); Soudan 1 885, comd.R.E. in Egypt
1886-90, late Dep. Insp.-Gen. of Fortificns. : b.
1840. Address, c/o Cox and Co., Charing Cross,
S.W.
TURNER, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 1st Bn. St.
Leonards.
TURNER, Lieut. Reginald., D.S.O. (1900-1),
S. Afr. Lt. Horse in War 1900-1 : b. 1870.
TURNER, Lt.-Col. Richard Ernest William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), (1900), Roy. Canad. Drgns. ;
S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1871. Res., Quebec.
TURNEY, Knight. Sir John Turney,Kt. Bach.
(1889), Manag. Dir. of firm of Turney Bros.,
leather merchants, Nottingham ; has been three
times Mayor of that borough (now city) : b. 1839,
widower (twice). Res., Wilford, Nottingham.
TURNOR, Algernon, C.B. (Civ. 1887), M.A.,
late Financ. Sec. to G.P.O., was Priv. Sec. toE. of
Beaconsfield 1874-80, entered Treasury 1867 : b.
1845, mar. 1880 the following. Res., Goadby Hall,
Melton Mowbray, Leic.
TURNOR, Lady Henrietta Caroline, dau.
of qth E. of Galloway (q.v.) and wife of preceding.
TURNOR, Lady Mary Katherine, dau. of
10th M. of Huntiy.
TURNOUR, family name of Winterton Earl-
dom, q.v. for "Ladies " and "Hons."
TURNOUR, Viscount (by courtesy— title IreJ.
1766), son and heir of Earl Winterton.
TURTON, Lt.-Col. William Harry, D.S.O.
1902), R.E. retd. (1905) ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1856.
TURVEY, Isaiah, I.S.O. (1902), Assist. Sec.
Prison Bd., Home Office : b. 1845.
TUSON, Knight. Gen. Sir Henry Brasnell
Tuson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1895), served in China 1858-60,
Zululd. 1879, Egypt (comdg. R.M.), Soudan 1884,
formerly A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, ret. 1901 : b.
1836, mar. 1864 Ann Frances, dau. of the late
TUS Baronetage, Knightage, &c. TWY 629
Maj. J. Bates. Res., The Poplars, Fassitt Ed.,
Kingston-on-Thames.
TUSON,Maj. George Edward,D.S.O. (1900-1),
16th Lancers; Chitral Belief , Frontier 1897-8, S.
Africa 1899-1900: b. 1871.
TUSON, Lieut. Vernon Frederick, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1905), R.N.
TWEEDDALE (the a sounled but slightly),
Marquess of. William Montagu Hay, 10th
Marq. (Scot.), sits as Baron Tweeddale (U.K.) ;
K.T. (1898), Hered. Chambn. of Dunfermlina.
five years Lord High Commissr. to Gen. Assemb.
of Ch. of Scotland, formerly Supt. of Hill States,
N. India, and an M.P. (as Lord Wm. Hay) : son
of 8th M. and bro. of 9th ; b. Jan. 27, 1826 ; sue.
1878, cr. an Imper. Bn. i83i (L.U.); mar. 1878
Candida Louisa, dau.' of Vincenzo Bartolucci of
Caotiano, Italy. Sent, Yester House, Haddington,
N.B ; town res., 6 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Hay of Yester, 1488 ; E. of
Tweeddale. 1646; M. of Tweeddale, E. of Gifford, and
Vise. Walden, 1694. UK. : Bn. Tweeddale, 1881.— The
istLd. Hay was John Play of Yester. His successor fell
at Flodden and the 4th Ld. was taken prisoner at Pinkie
and confined in the Tower till peace was concluded.
The 8th Ld., who had commanded a regiment on the
Royal side in the Civil War, was created Earl of Tweed-
dale, and his successor raised to the Marquessate and
made Lord Chancellor of Scotland. The 2nd Marq. also
held this appointment. The 8th was a Field-Marshal,
an A.D.C. to Wellington in the Peninsula, and Governor
of Madras.
Titled Relatives.
(Hay.)
Issue of present (loth) M.:
Lady (Susan Elisabeth) Clementine, now Lady Cle-
mentine Waring, b. 1879, mar. 1901 Walter W„
Esq., Lieut. 1st Life Gds.
The deceased Lady Candida Louisa b. & d. 1882.
Earl of Giffohd, heir to Marquessate: William
George Montagu H., and Lieut. 1st Life Gds.,
b. 1884.
Lord Arthur Vincent II, 2nd heir, 2nd Lieut.
Cameron Highdrs. : b. 1886.
Lord Edward Douglas John H., b. i833.
Surviving issue of 8t7i M. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(The late 9th Marquess, b. 1824, d. 1378 childless.)
(Present Marquess, b. 1826.)
Lord John II, G.C.6., b. 1827, see " Hay, Kt. 2."
Lady Jane, now Lady J. Taylor (q.v. Kt."s Wid.),
b. 1830, mar. 1863 the late Gen. Sir Richd. C. Hayes
T., G.C.B. (d. 1504).
Lady Julia //. , b. 1831.
Lord Charles Edward //., formerly Capt. 2nd Foot,
served in Kaffir War 1851-2 : b. 1833.
Lord Frederick H., in B.C.S. 1856-64, b. 1835.
Lady Emily, now Lady E. Peel, b. 1836, mar. 1856 the
late Rt. Hon. Sir Robt. P., 3rd Jit. of Drayton.
see "Peel, Bt.'s Wid."
TWEEDDALE, Marquess's Widow (renirrd.).
Julia, Marchioness of T. (Julia Charlotte Sophia,
dau. of Keith S. Mackenzie, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1873,
9th M. of Tweeddale (d. 1878) ; 2ndly, 1887, the
late Bt. Hon. Sir Jno. Bose, 1st Bt. of Montreal,
G.C.M.G. (d. 1888) ; and 31'dly, 1832, Maj. Wm.
E. Evans-Gordon, M. P.— retaining title by
courtesy. Res.. 4 Chelsea Embankmt., S.W.
TWEEDIE, Capt. Henry Carmiciiael, D.S.O.
(1902), North Staff ordsh. Begt. ; S. Africa 1900:
b. 1878.
TWEEDIE, Col. John Lannoy, D.S.O. (1886),
Boy. W. Kent Begt. retd. (1899) ; Transvaal 1881,
Nile and Soudan 1884-6 : b. 1842. Res., Calder,
Dorchester.
TWEEDIE, Maj.-Gen. William, C.S.I. (1881),
Mutiny, Abyss., and Afghn., late Polit. Bes. for
Turkish Arabia, and Cons. -Gen. at Bagdad : b.
1836. Res., Lettrick, Dunscore, Auldgirth, Dum-
fries-sh.
TWEEDMOUTH, Baron. Edward Marjori-
banhs (pron. Marchbanks), 2nd Bn. (U.K.) and a
Bt., P.C. (Gt. Br. 1886), barrister-at-law, a D.L.
for Cos. Berwick and Inverness, late a Co. Aid.
for London ; has been Lord Privy Seal, Chahc.
of Duchv of Lane. Pari. Sec. to Treas., and
Comptroller of the Household, an M.P. 1880-94 :
son of 1st Bn. ; b. July 8, 1849 ; sue. 1894 (L.) ;.
mar. 1873 the late Lady Fanny Octavia Louisa
Spencer-Churchill (d. 1904), dau. of 7th D. of Marl-
borough, K.G. Seats, Guisachan, Beauly, Inver-
ness-sh.; Hutton Castle, Berwick-on-Tweed ;
town res., 57 Seymour St., Portman Sq., W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1866; Bn. Tweedmouth,.
1881.— The late Dudley Coutts Marjoribanks, M.P. for
Berwick, was created a Baronet and afterwards raised to
the Peerage.
Titled Relatives.
(Marjoribanks.)
Son of present (2nd) Bn. :
Hon. Dudley Churchill M., heir to Barony, D.S.O.
(1900-1), M.V.O. (5th Class, 1902), Capt. Roy. Horse
Gds., served in S. Africa 1900, now Mil. Sec. to
High Commissr. : b. 1874, mar. 1901 Muriel, dau.
of Rt. Hon. W. St. John F. Brodrick, M.P., and
granddau. of 8th Vise. Midleton (Hon. Mrs. Mar-
joribanks). (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Coutts.)
Surviving issue of 1st Bn. (bro. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Ishbel Maria, now Ctss. of Aberdeen, b. 1857,
mar. 1877 7th Earl of A., q.v.
Hon. Coutts M., formerly Lieut. Cameron High-
landers, b. i860, mar. 1895, as 2nd husb., Agnes
Margaret, dau. of the late Col. Kinloch, R.A., and
widow of Com. Jasper E. T. Nicolls, R.N. (Hon.
Mrs. Coutts M.). Res., Wester Kinloch, Blair-
.gowrie, Perthfh.
— Dau. -in-law :
[Hon. Mrs. Archibald M. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late
Judge Jas. T. Brown, of Tennessee), mar., 1st,
1897 the late lion. Archibald John M. (d. 1900);
2ndly, 1905, Douglas M'C Hogg, Esq.— forfeiting
title. Res., 5 The Circus, Bath.]
TWEEDMOUTH, Baron's Widow. The
Lady T. (Isabella, dau. of Bt. Hon. Sir Jas. Weir
Hogg, 1st Bt., and sist. of 1st Bn. Magheramorne) ,
mar. 1848 1st Bn. Tweedmouth (d. 1894). Res.,
KeiTow House, Beauly, Inverness-sh. ; 5 The
Circus, Bath.
TWEMLOW, Lt.-Col. Francis Bandle, D.S.O
(1900-1), B.A., Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt
Staffords. Begt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1852
Res., Peatswood, Mkt. Drayton, Salop.
TWENTYMAN, Col. Augustus Charles, C.B
(Mil. 1887) , formerly 4th Regt. (ret. 1893) 5 Abyss,
1867-8, Zululand 1879, comd. Deolali Depot
(Bombay) 1880-2 and two Eegtl. Dists. 1887-92
b. 1836. Res., The Lodge, nr. Exeter.
TWISLETON, Hon. Mrs. Charles, sist.-in-
law of 16th Bn. Saye and Sele.
TWISS, Knight's Widow. Lady T. (Pha-
railde, dau. of the late Gen. Vanlynseele) , mar.
1862 Sir Travers Twiss, Q.C., F.R.S., once Queen's
Advoc.-Gcn. (d. 1897).
TWISS, Capt. Francis Arthur, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), R.A., N.W.Frontier 1897-8: b. 1871.
TWYNAM, Knight. Sir William Crofton
Tivipiam, K.C.M.G. (1896), was in the Ceylon and
N.W. Provs. C.S. 1845-96, having been Govt.
Agent in N.W. and N. Provs., now retired : b.
182-, widower. Res., Jaffna, Ceylon.
TWYNAM, Maj. Humphrey Martin, D.S.O.
(1902), East Lanes. Begt. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Chit-
ral Belief, Tochi, and S. Africa 1899-1902 : b 1858.
TWYNAM, Col. Philip Alexander An-
struther, C.B. (Mil. 1882), formerly 15th Foot j
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UPI
(ret. 1890) : Egypt 1882, and was on duty at Gib-
raltar, in Ireld., and during Lanes. Riots 1878,
Ch. Staff Offr. S. Dist. 1884-9 : *>• 1832. Res., ii6
Holland Rd., W.
TWYSDEN, Baronet. Sir Louis John
Francis Twysden, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1611), formerly
Lieut. 2nd Drgns. : nephew of 8th Bt. and
son of the late Jno. Twysden, Esq. ; b. 1831, sue.
1879, mar. 1856 Helen, dau. of the late Capt.
Bazalgette, R.N. Heir pres., his 2nd cousin
James Stevenson T., Capt. R.N. retd. (b. 182S;
2nd heir, latter's son Roger Thomas, b. 1894).
Res., unfixed. •
TWYSDEN, Baronet's "Widow. Anne, Lady
T. (Anne Browne, widow of Aaron Herde, Esq.),
mar. i85g, 2nd husb., Sir William Twysden, 8fch
Bt. (d. 1879).
TYLER, Baronet. Sir Frederick Charles
Tyler, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1894), a Lieut, for City of
London, mernb. of the Stock Exchge. and of a
stationery firm in Queenhithe, E.C. : son of 1st
Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1897. No present heir. Res.,
unfixed.
TYLER, Baronet's Widow. Lady T. (Emily
Eleanor, dau of Geo. Robinson, Esq., of Hamiltou
Terr., W.), mar. 1884, as 2nd wife, Aid. Sir Geo.
Robt. Tyler, 1st Bt. (d. 1897). Res., 12 Cumberld.
House, Kensington Pa'lace, W.
TYLER, Knight (1). Sir Henry Whatley
Tyler, Kt. Bach. (1877), formerly Capt. R.E., an
M.P., and Ch. Inspect. Bd. of Trade for Rails., late
Pres. Gd. Trunk Rail, of Canada : b. 1827, mar.
1852 Margaret, dau. of Gen. Sir Chas. Pasley,
K.C.B. Res., Linden House, Highgate Rd., N.W.
TYLER, Knight (2). Sir John William Tyler,
Kt. Bach. (1888), CLE. (i835), M.D., F.R.C.S.E.,
L.R.C.P.E., late Inspect.-Gen. of Prisons, N.W.
Provs. and Oudh, specially empld. at Colon, and
Ind. Exhibn. i836 : b. 1839, mar. i865 Mary Emma,
dau. of J. Bateman, Esq. Res., 32 Cambridge St.,
Hyde Pk. Sq., W.
TYLER, Maj.-Gen. Tuevor Bruce, C.S.I.
(1903), R.A., Canada 1866; late Insp.-Gen. of
Artillery in India: b. 1841. Res., Llantrithyd,
Gla m or gs . ( ! post-town) .
TYNDALE, Wentworth Francis, C.M.G.
(1902), M.B., L.R.C.P., R.A.M.C., served as a
Civil Surgeon in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1874.
TYNDALL, Maj.-Gen. Henry, C.B. (Mil.
1879), Mutiny, Mahsud Waziri i85o, and Afghn.,
ret. 18S4 and is Hon. Col. 56th Inf. (Ind.): b.
1833. Res., Wimblehurst Rd., Horsham, Sussex.
TYNDALL, Capt. William Ernest Marriott,
D.S.O. (1900-1), W. Rid. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 :
b. 1875.
TYNTE (PRATT-), Col. Fortesoue Joseph.
C.B. (Civ. 1898), a D.L. for Co. Wicklow (Iiigl>
Sheriff 1893), late Lt.-Ool. comdg. and Hon. Col.
3rd Batt. Roy. Dubl. Fus. (Mil.) : b. 1841. Res..
Tynte Pk., Dunlavin, Co. Wicklow.
TYRONE, Earl of (by courtesy— title Trel.
1746), elder son and heir of Marq. of Waterford.
Bamn Tyrone (Gt. Br. 1786) is the Imper. title of
the Peerage, and Viscount Tyrone {Irel. 1720) is a
third title.
TYRWHITT, family name of Berxers Barony,
q.v. for " Hons.''
TYTLER, Adam Gillis, CLE, (1895), a sub-
agent for Opium Trade, Bengal: b. 1845. Res.,
Suvan, Bengal.
TYTLER (PHASER-) , Knioht. Gen. Sir James
Macleod Baxnatyne Fraser-Tytler, G.C.B. (Mil.
1905; Iv.C.B. 1887), I.A., served in Afghan War
1842, Sutlej 1845-6, Punjab, and Mutiny, subseq.
between 1864 and 1873 comd. Columns of Bhutan
and other Forces, now Col. 12th Pioneers (Ind.) :
b. 1821, widower.
U.
UDAIPTJR, the Maharani Sahiba of, H.H.,
C. I., widow of the late Maharana, Sir Fateh
Singh, G.C.S.I. (d. 1902). Res., Udaipur (or
Oodeypore, also known as Meywar or Mewar),
Rajputana.
UDNY, Knight. Sir Richard Udny, K.C.S.I. |
(1897) , M. A., LL.D. , a Commissr. of Peshawar Div.
1891-9, was on recent Afghan Bound. Commssn., |
and Ch. Polit. Offr. during numerous campns. of j
1877-98: b. 1847, widower. Res., Queen Anne's i
Mansns., Westmr., S.W.
UFFINGTON, Viscount (by courtesy — title j
'U.K. 1801), son and heir of Earl of Craven.
UGANDA, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Alfred
Robert Tucker, D.D., 1st Bp. of Uganda: b. j
1849, ord. 1882, cons. 1890 (see note). Res.,
Mengo, Uganda ; Volimead, Ditton Rd., Surbiton.
*** The Diocese of Eastern Equatorial Africa was
divided in 1899, Bp. Tucker retaining, but under the
above altered title, the more Northern portion, whilst
Bp. Peel was appd. to the new Diocese of Mombasa,
wlvch comprises the whole of the Brit. E. Africa Pro-
tectorate together with portions of German E. Africa.
ULSTER, Earl of ( U.K. i856) , a title of H.R.H.
the late Duke of Edinburgh. It is also stated in
' Burke ' to have been the orig. title (1181) of the
house of De Courcy (Kingsale), but Mr. Cokayne's
later researches have led him to deny this, and to
transfer the title to Hugh de Lacy (1205-1243) and
aftds. to Walter de Burgh and his descendants
(1255-1461).
UNETT, Capt. John Alfred D.S.O. (1900-1),
E. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1868.
UNIACKE, Capt. Andrew Gore, D.S.O.
(1902), Imper. Yeom. in S. Africa 1899-1902, now
Dist. Supt. of Police in Nth. Nigeria: b. 1872.
UPCHER, Maj .-Gen. Russell, C.B. (Mil. 1897),
D. S.O. (1887), S. Africa 1877-9 and Burma, late in
;omd. 5th a'nf» 68th Regtl. Dists., ret. 1902 : b.
1844. Res., Fritton, Gt. Yarmouth.
UPCOTT, Lt.-Col. Frederick Robert, C.S.I.
'1900), M.I.C.E., Chmn. Bd of Supervision of
Ind. Rails., prev. Govt. Dir. of Ind. Guaranteed
Rails., and Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Pub. Works
Dept., was Ch. Engr. Beng.-Assam Rail., in I.CS.
from 1868, is a Lt.-Col. Vol. Force retd. : b. 1847.
Res.. 93 Barkston Gdns., Earl's Ct., S.W.
UPINGTON, Knight's Widow. Lady U.
("May, dau. of Jno. Guerin, Esq.), mar. 1872
Hon. Sir Thos. Upington, K.C.M.G., Q.C, for-
merly Premier at the Cape, a Puisne Judge,
&c. (d. 1898). Res., Storleigh, Rondebosch, Cape
Town.
UPP Baronetage, Knightage, Sc. VAN 631
UPPERTON, Maj.-Gen. John, C.B. (Mil.
1882), Mutiny, Oudh, China i860, Ind. Front., and
Egypt, went on a Mission to Baluchistan 1876 :
b. 1838. Club, Nav. and Mil.
UPTON", family name of Templetown Vis-
county, q.v. for " Hons."
UPTON, Capt. Edward James Gott, D.S.O.
(tgo2), 171b. Batt. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1902.
URMSTON, Col. Edward Brabazon, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Coming. 1st Batt. Argyll and Suthd.
Highlanders, on Staff in S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1858. Club, Jun. U. Serv.
URQUHART, Col. Robert, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1905) 3rd Vol. Batt. Seaforth Highldrs.
USHER, Baronet. Sir Robert Usher, 2nd Bt.
(U.K. 1899), son of 1st Bt., b. i860, sue. 1904,
mar. 1890 Katharine Scott, dau. of James Turn-
bull, Esq. Heir, his son John Turn-bull (b. 1891 ;
2nd heir, next son, Ronald James, b. 1892) . Seats,
Norton, Ratho Station, Midlothn. ; Wells, Rox-
burghsh., nr. Hawick; res., 27 Drumsheugh
Gdns., Edinburgh.
USHER, Henry Charles, I.S.O. (1903), M.E.C.
Brit. Honduras and late Dist. Commissi', at Belize,
has been Marsh, of Vice Admiralty Ct. and fre-
quently Acting Colon. Sec. and Treas. : b. 1838.
UTTERSON, Maj.-Gen. Archibald Hammond,
C.B. (Mil. 1893), Crimea and AfghD., aftds. comd.
! i7thRegtl. Diet., ret. 1898: b. 1836 and iS Col.
I Leic. Regt. Club, Army and Navy.
UXBRXDGE, Earl of (Gt. Br. 1784), a title
of the Anglesey Marquessate, borne by the heir
when a son.
V.
VAJIRAVUDH, H.R.H. Maha, G.C.V.O.
I (Hon. 1902), Crown Prince of Siam, b. 1881.
("Maha" is a title of honour similar to "His
Lordship"— see note under " Bhanuwongse.")
VALENTIA, Viscount. Arthur Annesley,
11th Vise. (Irel.) and a Bt. (holds Premier
Baronetcy of Ireld., but cp. Coote, Bt. of Bally-
fin), C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1901) ;
M.P. for Oxford (C), Comptroller of H.M.'s
Household, Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.)
Oxfordsh. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa 1900
formerly Lieut. 10th Hussars, is Chmn. Oxfordsh,
C.C., was High Sheriff of Oxfordshire 1874:
grandson of 10th V. and son of the late Hon.
Arthur Annesley (d. 1844); D- Aug. 23, 1843;
sue. 1863 ; mar. 1878 Laura Sarah, dau. of the late
Danl. H. Webb, Esq., and widow of Sir Algernon j
W. Peyton, 4th Bt. Seats, Bletchington Pk., i
Oxford; Eydon Hall, Byfield R.S.O., N'thants.
(let) ; town res., 49 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1620 ; Vise, of Valentia,
1622 (n.s.) ; B11. Mountnorris, 1629.— Sir Eras. Annesley
(Kt.), a P.C. and Secretary of State in the Irish Govern-
ment, was created a Baronet (the second person in
Ireland to obtain that title! and afterwards made Bn.
Mountnorris. The Viscounty was a reversionary grant
to fall to Sir Francis on the death of the then Vise, who
was without an heir (Sir Henry Power, cr. Vise. 1622, ri.
1642) ; the Mountnorris Barony was valid at once. The
2nd Vise, was made Earl of Anglesey and Bn. Annesley
in the English Peerage, and these titles descended .
nominally at least, to the 6th Earl, who wag also 5th Bn.
Altham, a title conferred on the 1st Earl's 2nd son. But
the English House of Lords refused to admit this 6th
Earl's eldest son, apparently from objection to his father,
who was only a collateral. He, however,- retained the
Irish honours and had that of Earl of Mmir/tnorris added
to them— an Earldom that went no further than his
only surviving son (1793-1844). The Viscty. and the' Mount-
norris Barony now passed again to a collateral, tb.tf grand-
father and predecessor of the present Peer; 'IMVrett,'
however, regards both of these as unsubstantiated
claimants onlv, stating that they have never had their
titles established by the Committee of Privileges.
Titled Relatives.
(Annesley.)
Issue of present (nth) V.:
Hon. Vere, now Hon. Mrs. Guy CampUU, b, i&fa,
mar. 1901 Rev. Guy Ronald C, nephew of St'fl Earl
Cawdor. Res., Cranfield Rect., Wobum Sattds
R.S.O., Beds.
Hon. Arthur A., heir to Viscounty, Lieut. 10th
Hussars, served in S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1880.
Hon. Violet Kathleen A., b. 1882.
Hon. -Caryl Arthur James A., 2nd heir, Lieut.
Oxfordsh. L.I. : b. 1883.
Hon. Helen, now Hon. Mrs. (John Heyivood-Lonsdale,
b. 1884, mar. 1905 Jno. P. Heywood fi.-L., Esq. i
Hon. Lettice A., b. 1885.
Hon. Hilda Cecil A., b. 1889.
Hon. Dorothy A., b. 1892.
Sist. of present V. (granted rank of a Vise's dau.) :
Hon. Flora, now Hon. Mrs. Francis Lyon, b. 1841,
mar. 1863 the late Col. Fras. L. (accid. killed at
Shoeburyness 1885). Res., 140 Sloane St., S.W.
(Present Viscount, b. 1843.)
Surviving issue of 10th V. (uncle and aunt of pre-
sent) :
Hon. (Algernon) Sydney Arthur A., Hon. Ool. Comdt.
4th Batt. Oxf. L.I. (Mil.), formerly Lieut. 16th
Lancers, and has held posts at Corfu, Hong Kong,
&c. : b. 1829, mar. 1864 Helen Sydney, dau. of
Griffith Richards, Esq., Q.C. (Hon. Mrs. Sydney
A.). Res., 5 Leinster Gdns., Hyde Pk., W.
Hon. Altisidora Arthur Victoria A. Res., 7 St.
George's Sq., S.W.
VALLADO, Marquess de. Henry Walrond,
9th Marques de Vallado, Conde de Parama and
de Valderonda (Spain 1653), a Spanish Grandee
of the 1st Class, formerly Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
4th Batt. Devon Regt. (Mil.) : son of 8th M., b.
1841, sue. 1876, mar. 1861 Caroline Maud, dau. of
the late Wm. Jno. Clark, Esq., of Buckland
Toussaints. Heir, his son Henry Humphrey (b.
1862; 2ndheir, next son, Ernest Adolphus,b. 1863).
Res., 13 Delamere Terr., Harrow Rd., W.
VALLENCY, Maj. Henry d'Estampes,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs.;
Zululd. 1888, N.W. Frontier 1897, and S. Africa
1899-1901 : b. 1861.
VALLENTIN, Knight's Widow. Lady V.
(Anna Maria, dau. of the late Rev. Jno. Cox),
mar., 1st, 1863, as 2nd wife, Sir Jas. Vallentin,
Sheriff of Lond., &c. (d. 1870) ; 2ndly, 1874, the
late T. R. Lewis, Esq. (d. 1889)— retaining title by
courtesy.
VALLETORT, Viscount (by courtesy— title
Mount Edgcumbe and V., Gt. Br. 1781), son and
i heir of E. of Mount Edgcumbe.
VANDELEUR, Hon. Mrs. Crofton, dau. of 3rd
Vise. Avonmore.
VANDELEUR, Maj.-Gen. John Ormsby, C.B.
(Mil. 1885), Egypt and Nile 1882-5, ret. 1887: b.
1832. Bes., 26 Coventry St., W.
VAN DER BECK (Van), Joseph Nicholas,
I.S.O. (1903), Clerk to the Gov. of Straits
Settmts. : b. 1855. Bes., Singapore.
VAN DE WEYER, Lady Emily Georgina,
dau. of 2nd E. of Craven.
632 VAN
Directory of Peerage,
VAU
VAN DE WEYER (Van),Maj. William John
Bates, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1900), Hon. Maj., late
Capt., 3rd Batt. Roy. Berks. Regt. (Mil.), A.D.C.
and Acting Mil. Sec. to the late Lord Lieut, of
Ireld. : b. 1870 (son of preceding).
VANE, family name of Barnard Barony, q.v.
for Lady Katharine and " Hons."
VANE, Baronet. Sir Henry Ralph Vane,
4th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1786), a D.L. for Cumberld. and
Westmorld., a Co. Aid. for Cumberld. (High
Sheriff 1856), and Hon. Col. Westmd. and Cumb.
Yeom. : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1842, mar.
1871 Margaret, dau. of Thos. S. Gladstone, Esq.,
of Capen^ch. Heir pres., his 1st cousin Capt.
Francis Patrick Fletcher V. (b. 1861 ; no
2nd heir). Seats, Hutton-in-the-Forest, Penrith ;
Scarness Cott., Bassenthwaite, Keswick— both
Cumbd.
VANE, Earl {U.K. 1823), Imper. title of M. of
Londonderry.
VANE, Frederick William, I.S.O. (1903),
Comptroller of Govt. Stores, Ceylon, frequently
Acting Postnir.-Gen. : b. 1852. Bes., Belle Vue,
Colombo.
VAN HORNE, Knight. Sir William Corne-
lius Van Home, K.C.M.G. (Hon. 1894), formerly
Gen. Manager and Pres. of the Canadian Pacific
Rail., now Chmn. Bd. of Directors : b. 1843, mar.
1867 Lucy Adaline, dau. of Eiastus Hurd, Esq.
Bes., 917 Sherbrooke St., Montreal, Canada.
VAN HULSTEYN, Knight. Sir William
Van Hulsteyn, Kt. Bach. (1902), F.R.C.I., sen.
partner in the legal firm of his name, represd.
Transvaal Col. before Concessions Commssn. : b.
1865, mar. 1894 Margaretta, dau. of Dr. I. J.
Vrouth. Bes., Yeoville, Johannesburg.
VAN KOUGHNET, Lady Jane Charlotte
Elizabeth, dau. of 3rd E. of Caledon.
VANNECK, family name of Huntingfield
Barony, q.v. for " Hons."
VAN-NOTTEN-POLE— sse " Pole (Van-N.-)."
VANSITTART, Hon. Mrs. Augustus, dau. of
4th Bn. Boston.
VANSITTART, Hon. Mrs. Spencer, dau. of
6th Bn. Massy.
VAN SOMEREN (van) -see " Someren."
VAN STRAUBENZEE (Van), Maj. -Gen.
Turner, C.B. (Mil. 1882), R.A. retd. (1895);
Egypt 1882 (comdg. R.A. of Ind. Contingt.) , comd.
a 2nd class Dist. Madras 1891-5: b. 1838. Bes.,
Spennithorne, Leyburn R.S.O., Yorks.
VAN ZANDT (van)— see "Zandt."
VATJGHAN {pron. Vawn), family name of |
Lisburne Earldom, q.v. for Lady Enid.
VATJGHAN, Knight (1). Sir James Vaughan,
Kt. Bach. (1897), B.A., barrister-at-law, late
Metropol. Magist. (sat at Bow St. 186 $-99), was
Chmn. of Election Commssns. for Gloucester
(1857) and Berwick (1860) : b. 1814, widower
(twice). Bes. , 124 Gloucester Terr., Hyde Pk., W.
VAUGHAN, Knight (2). Gen. Sir John
Luther Vaughan, G.C.B. (Mil. 1905; K.C.B. 1S87),
I. A. Supemum. List, served in Gwalior 1843-4,
Crimea, Mutiny, and Umbeyla, and in various
operations on the Punjab Frontier 1850-70 and
Afghanistan 1879-81, was in command of a
Brigade in the Hazara Expedn. of 1868, now
Col. Vaughan's Rifles, LA. : b. 1820, mar. 1902,
2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Agnes, dau. of the late
Rev. Gilbert Beresford, and widow of T. H.
Dundas. Esq. Bes., G2 The Albanv, Piccadilly, W.
VAUGHAN, Maj. Charles Davies, D.S.O.
(1902}, Border Regt.; Waziristan 1894-5, N.W.
Front. 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902, a Dist. Com-
missr. Crete 1838-9 : b. 1868.
I VAUGHAN, Maj. John, D.S.O. (1902), 10th
I Hussars ; Matabeleld. and Nile 1896-8, S. Africa
! 1899-1902 : b. 1871.
VAUGHAN (JONES-), Maj. -Gen. Hugh
Thomas, C.B. (Mil. 1834), Mutiny, Afghn. 1878-80,
late in comd. at Singapore, retd. (1899) ; assumed
name of Vaughan 1882: b. 1841. Bes., Tyddyn-
Uwydyn, Rhydyclafdy, Carnarvs.
VAUGHAN of FETHARD. Baron (Irel.
1695), a title of the Lisbume Earldom, borne (as
" Lord Vaughan") by the heir when a son.
VAUX (pron. Vawks), Baron -see "Brougham
and V.," also " Vaux of H." below.
VAUX, Col. Edwin, C.B. (Civ. 1902), V.D.,
Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Durh. Vol. Artill., a
D.L. for Co. Durham : b. 1844. Bes., Herring-
ton Hall, Sunderland.
VAUX, Maj. Ernest, D.S.O. (1900,-1), V.D.,
1st Durham Vol. Artill.; S. Africa 1899-1901:
b. 1865.
VAUX of HARROWDEN, Baron. Hubert
George Charles Mostyn, 7th Bn. (Eng.), M.A.,
a D.L. for Northants., late a 2nd Sec. in Diplom.
Serv. : grandson of 6th Bn. and son of the late
Maj. Hon. George C. Mostyn (d. 1879) ; b. June 4,
i860; sue. 1883 mar., 1st, 1886, the late
Eleanor Margaret (d. 1896), dau. of Sir Alex.
Matheson, 1st Bt., M.P. ; 2ndly, igo2, Margaret,
dau. of Sir Wm. C. Plowden, K.C.S.I. Seat, Har-
rowden Hall, Wellingborough, N'thants.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Vaux of Harrowden, 1523 by
writ (in abeyance from 1662 till 1838).— Sir Nicholas
Vaux (Kt.), a soldier and statesman much in favour with
the 7th and 8th Henries, was awarded this Barony. The
3rd Bn. was several times imprisoned and fined for re-
fusing to conform to the Established Church. The
abeyance commenced on the death of the 5th Peer, and
lasted as above for over 190 years, when it was terminated
in favour of Geo. Chas. Mostyn, who thus became 6th Bn.
Titled Relatives.
(Mostyn.)
Issue of present (7th) Bn. :
Hon. Grace Mary Eleanor M., b. 1887, ~| co-heir-
Hon. Gladys Flora M., b. 1889, V esses to
Hon. Dorothy Alice M., b. 1893, J Barony :
Surviving bro. and sists. of present Bn. (granted
rank of Bns.' children 1883) :
(Present Baron, b. i860.)
Hon. Beatrice Violet Mary, now Hon. Lady Wilson,
b. 1862, mar. 1895, as 2nd wife, Sir Chas. Rivers W.,
G.C.M.G., q.v.
Hon. Gwendoliua Hyacinthe Roma, now Hon. Mrs.
John Home, b. 1864, mar. 1898 Jno. Esq., heir
pres. to Home Btcy. Res., Cairo.
Hon. Harold Plantagenet M., b. 1865, mar. 1894 Elena,
dau. of Senor A. Zammit, Span. Cons. -Gen. at Rome
(Hon. Mrs. Harold ${■)■ Res., The White House,
35 Tite St., Chelsea S.W.
Hon. Myrtle Mabel Muriel, now Hon. Mis. Henry
Wombwell, b. 1869, mar. 1902 Capt. Henry Herbert
W., heir pres. to Wombwell Btcy. Res., 3 Victoria
Sq.,S.W.
— Sist. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Kanulph M. (Caroline Blanche, dau. of
Maj. Wm. P. Melbourne, of U.S.A.), mar. 1888 the
late Hen. Kanulph Edward Montague M., Capt.
R.A. (d. 1898).
Issue of 6th Bn. (aunt of present) :
Hon. Georgina Louisa M., b. 1846.
— Dau.-in-law (mother of present Bn.) :
Hon. Mrs. George M. (Mary, dau. of the late Rt.
Rev. Jas. Hy. Monk, Bp. of Glouc. and Bristol),
mar. 1859 the late Maj. Hon. Geo. Charles M.,
father of present Bn. and of above bro. and sists.
(d. 1879). Res., The Cottage, Gt. Harrowden,
AVcllingborougb, N'thants. ; 155 Sloane St., S.W.
VAV Baronetage,
Knightage, &c.
VER 633
VAVASOUR, Baronet of Hazelwood. Sir
"William Edward Vavasour, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1828),
formerly Maj. Yorks. Yeomanry: nephew of 2nd
Bt. and son of the late Wm. Jos. Vavasour, E>q. ;
b. 1846, sue. 1885, mar. 1870 Mary Teresa, dau.
of the late Edwd. Weld, Esq. Heir, his son
Leonard Pius, Lieut. R.N. (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir,
next son, Bernard Joseph, b. 1886). Seat, Hazel-
wood Castle, Tadcaster, Yoiks. ; Draycott Manor,
Stoke-upon-Trent ; town res., 60 Hollaed Rd.,
Kens., W.
VAVASOUR, Baronet of Spaldington. Sir
Henry Mervin Vavasour, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1801), a
D.L. for E. Rid., formerly Maj. E. Yorks. Mil. : son
of 2nd Bt., b. 1814, sue. 1838, mar. 1891, 2nd
wife, Alice Emily Olivia Georgiana, dau. of the
late Christopher W. Codrington, Esq., M.P. Heir,
none. Bes., 11 Stanhope Gdns., S.W.
VAVASSEUR, Josiah, C.B. (Civ. 1896),
M.I.C.E. : b. 1834. Res., Kilverstone Hall, Thet-
ford, Norfolk ; Rothbury, Blackheath Pk., S.E.
VELLA, Francesco, C.M.G. (1893), M.E.C.
Malta, late Supt. of Ports, has been an M.E.C.
and acted as Ch. Sec. to Gov. : b. 1837. ties.,
62 Strada Zecca, Valetta ; 58 Strada it-Torri,
Sliema, Malta.
VENABLES, Maj. Charles John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Glouc. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
1865.
VENKATAGIRI, Raja of. Sir Velagoti
Shri Raja Gopala Krishna Yachendralavaru,
Bahadur, K.C.l.E. (1888), formerly an M.L.C.
Madras: b. 1857. Bes., Venkatagiri, Nellore
Dist., Madras.
VENKATASVETA-see "Bobbili."
VENOUR, Maj. Wilfrid John, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Dubl. Fus., now with Egyptn.
Army ; S. Africa 1899-1900, Niger 1901 : b. 1870.
VENTRY, Baron. Dayrolles Blakenf.y
Eveleigh-dc-Moleyns (pron. Mullens, the orig.
spelling), 4th Bn. {Irel.) and a Bt., an Irish
Repres. Peer (el. 1871), a D.L. for Kerry, for-
merly Hon. Col. Commg. 4th Batt. Roy. Munster
Fus. (Mil.): son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Jan. 22, 1828;
sue. 1868 (C.) ; assumed 1874 addit. surname of
Eveleigh ; mar. i860 Harriet Elizabeth Frances,
dau. of And. Wauchope, Esq., a Lady of Justice
St. John Jerus. Seat, Burnham House, Dingle
R.S.O., Co. Kerry; town res., 65 Ennismore
Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Creations. Irel. : A Bt. 1797 ; Bn. Ventry, 1800.—
Thos. Mullins, of Burnham, was the recipient of these
two honours. The 3rd "Bn. altered the orthography to
Moleyns, and the 4th prefixed Eveleigh.
Titled Relatives.
Issue of present {4th) Bn. — surname Eveleigh-de-
Moleyns :
Hon. Frederick Rossmore Wauchope E.-de-M.,
heir to Barony, D.S.O. (1897), late Lt.-Col. 4th
Hussars and Comdt. Mashonaland Police, served
in that country 1896-7 : b. 1861.
Hon. Frances Elizabeth Sarah, now Mckss. Conyng-
ham (q. v., Widow), b. 1862, mar. 1882, wid. 1897,
remar. 1899.
Hon. Arthur William E.-de-M., 2nd heir, b. 1864,
mar. 1897 Evelyn Muriel Stuart, dau. of Lans-
downe Daubeney, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Arthur
E.-de-M.).
Hon. Mildred Rose, now Hon. Lady (Fuller-) Acland-
Hood, b. 186?, mar. 1888 Capt. Sir Alex. F.-A.-H.,
4th Bt., M.P., q.v.
Hon. Hersey Alice, now Mchss. of Linlithgow, b. 1867,
mar. 1886 7th E. of Hopetoun, now Marq. of L.,
q.v.
Hon. Maud Helen, now Hon. Mrs. John Gretton,
b. 1870, mar. 1900 John G., Esq., M.P. Res.,
Stapleford Pk., Melton Mowbray, Leic. ; 66 Ennis-
more Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
Hon. Edward Dayrolles E.-de-M.. b. 1871.
Hon. Richard Andrew E.-de-M., late Lieut. 4th Batt.
Roy. Munster Fus. (Mil.), b. 1874.
Hon. John Gilbert i?. -de- M., late Lieut, as preceding,
b. 1878.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (bro. and sist. of
present) — name De Moleyns:
(Present Baron, b. 1828.)
Hon. Edward Alured Dz M., formerly Capt.
Kerry Mil., b. 1836.
Hon. Helena Emily, now Hon. Mrs. Edward
Saunderson, b. 1842, mar. 1865 Col. Rt. Hon. Edwd.
Jas. S., M.P., see " Saunderson, P.C."
VERDIN, Baronet. Sir Joseph Verdin. 1st
Bt. (U.K. 1896), a D.L. and Co. Aid. for Chesh.,
High Sheriff of Herefs. 1903-4, a memb. of River
Mersey (Upper) Conserv., and Life Trustee of
River Weaver, largely interested in the salt
industry of Cheshire : son of the late Jos.
Verdin, Esq., of Wharton ; b. 1838. Heir, none.
Seats, Garnstone Castle, Weobley R.S.O., Herefs. ;
The Brockhurst, Northwich, Cheshire.
VERE, Baron {Gt. Br. 1750), aiitle of the St.
Albans Dukedom.
VEREKER, family name of Gort Viscounty,
q.v. for " Hons."
VERNER, Baronet. Sir Edward Wingfield
Verner, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1846), late Capt. 2nd Batt.
Norfolk Regt. : son of 4th Bt., b. 1865, sue. 1899,
mar. 1901 Agnes Dorothy, dau. of the late Henry
Laming, Esq. Heir -pres., his bro. Hubert Henry
Wingfield (b. 1868; no 2nd heir). Seat, Corke
Abbey, Bray, Co. Wicklow.
VERNER, Baronet's Widow. Lady V.
(Selina Florence, dau. of the late Thos. V.
Nugent, Esq.), mar. 1864 Sir Edwd. Wingfield
Verner, 4th Bt., formerly an M.P. (d. 1899).
Bes., Burley Lodge, Bournemouth.
VERNER, Maj .-Gen. Thomas Edward, C.B.
(Mil. 1898), retd. ; Afghn. 1878-80 and Khartoum,
was D.A.G. and Ch. Staff Offr. to Lines of Com-
munic. S. Africa 1901-2, ret. 1902 : b. 1845.
VERNER, Hon Mrs. Willoughby, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Congleton.
VERNEY, family name of Willoughby de
Broke Barony, q.v. for " Hons." (V erney-Cave of
Braye Bny.).
VERNEY, Baronet. Sir Edmund Hope
Vemey, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1818), Capt. R.N. retd.
(1884) , served in Crimean War and Indian Mutiny ;
formerly M.P., L.C.C., and Chmn. Q,.S. Anglesea :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1838, sue. 1894, mar. 1868 Mar-
garet Maiia, dau. of Sir Jno. Hay Williams, 2nd
Bt. Heir, his son Harry Calvert Williams
(b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s nephew James Hope V.,
b. 1869, son of a deceased bro.). Seats, Claydon
House, Winslow, Bucks. ; Rhianva, Menai Bridge
R.S.O. ; Plas Rhoscolyn, Holyhead.
VERNEY (LLOYD-), Lady Joan Elizabeth
Mary, dau. of 5th E. of Desart.
VERNON, family name of Lyveden Barony,
q.v. for Hons. Greville Richd., Robert, and Mrs.
Courtenay ; for other " Hons." see following ; for
Lady Georgina, sep. name below.
VERNON, Baron. George Francis Augus-
tus Venables-Vernon, 8th Bn. (Gt. Br.), a
minor : son of 7th Bn. ; b. Sept. 28, 1888 ; sue.
1898. Seats, Sudbury Hall, Derby; Poynton
Towers, Stockport.
Creation. Gt. Br. : Ld. Vernon, Bn. of Kinderton,
1762.— This Peerage was conferred upon George Vernon,
who had assumed the additional name of Venables and
married the daughter of the 6th Ld. Howard of Effing-
I ham : his father was M.P. for Staffordshire. His 3rd
j son became Archbishop of York and took the further
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surname of Harcourt ; the Bt. Hon. Sir Wm. Harcourt
was his grandson. The 5th Bn. assumed in 1837 the sole
name of Warren, but only for himself and subsequent
issue, of which there was but one daughter, who became
Hon. Mrs. Gamier and died in 1894.
Titled Relatives.
( Venables- Vernon. )
Issue of Jth Bn. (bro. and sist. of present) :
Hon. Fanny Lawrance V.-V., b. 1886.
(Present Baron, b. 1888.)
Hon. Francis William Lawrance V.-V., heir pres.
to Barony, Midshipman R.N. : b. 1889. (2nd heir,
his uncle Hon. William.)
Surviving issue of 6th Bn. (uncle and aunts of
present) :
Hon. Diana, now Hon. Mrs. Charles Newton, b. 1852, j
mar. 1896 Uhas. Edmd. J\'„ Esq. Res., Mickleover
Manor, Derby.
Hon. Mildred, now Hon. Mrs. Henry Stanhope, b. I
1853, mar. 178 Hon. Henry Augustus S., son of 5th '
Earl Stanhope, q.v.
(The late 7th Baron, b. 185/5, d- *898-)
Hon. William Frederick Cuthbert V.-V., b. 1856, mar. j
1884 Louise, dau. of Gen. Danl. M. Frost, of
U.S.A. (Hon. Mrs. William V.- V.). Club, Bath.
Hon. Alice, now Hon. Mrs. Somerset Lowry, b. i863, I
mar. 1896 Rev. Som. CorryL. lies., St. Augustin's |
Vic, Bournemouth.
Hon. Adela, now Hon. Mrs. Algernon Anson, b. 1870, !
mar. 1896 Capt. Algn. Horatio A., R.N., bro. of Sir j
Wm. R. Anson, Bt., M.P.
Issue of $th Bn. (gt. uncle and aunts of present) :
Hon. Caroline Maria, now Hon. Mrs. Frederick j
Anson, b. 1826, mar. 1845 the late Rev. Fredk. A., j
Canon of Windsor (d. 1885). Res., Carfax,
Windsor.
(The late 6th Baron, b. 1829, d. 1883.) I
Hon. Adelaide Louisa, now Hon. Lady Macdonald
(q.v., Kt.'s Wid.), b. 1831, mar. 1855 the late Adm.
Sir Regd. Jno. M., K.C.B. (d. 1899V
Hon. William John Borlase-Warren-Venahles-Ver-
nan ("Hon. Wm. Warren-Vernon"), a D.L for 1
Staffordsh., formerly Lieut. Staffordsh. Mil., a '
Corresp. of the Florence Soc. della Crusca : b. 1834, ,
assumed addit. names of Borlase- Warren 1856,
mar. 1884, 2nd wife, Annie Georgiana, dau. of Chas.
Eyre, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Warren- Vernon), Res., 47
Courtfield Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
VEENON, Barons' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady V. (Frances Maria Emma Warren, dau. of
; the late Eev. Brooke Boothby), mar., 1st, 1859,
I as*2nd wife, her cousin 5th Bn. Vernon (d. 1866) ;
I 2n'dly, 1881, Eev. Chas. M. Eeed— retaining title
; by courtesy. Res., Hastield Beet., Gloucester. — j
I (2) The Lady V. (Frances Margaret, dau. of |
Eras. 0. Lawrance, Esq., of New York), mar.
1885 7th Bn. Vemon (d. 1898). Res., Eau, Erance. j
VEENON, Baronet. Sir Harry Eoley Ver-
non, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1885), V.D., M.A., a D.L. and j
Co. Aid. for Worcestersh. (High Sheriff 1873), j
Hon. Col. retd. 2nd Vol. Batt. Wore. Eegt., for-
merly Lt.-Col. Wore. Hussars and M.E. : son of 1
the late Thos. Taylor Vernon, Esq., b. 1834, mar.
1861 the under-mentioned Lady Georgina Vemon.
Heir, his son Bowater George Hamilton (b.
1865 ; no 2nd heir). Seat, Hanbury Hall, Droit-
wich, Wore.
VEENON", Marquis de. Francois Vernon-
de-Landre-Grogan, — th Marq., and 27th Count
[France 1868), Capt. and Hon. Maj. 5th Batt.
Eif. Brig. (Mil.), served in Nile Expedn. 1884-5,
S. Africa 1901-2 : b. 1863, sue. 1897. Club, Jan.
Nav. and Mil.
VEENON, Lady Georgina Sopjiia, wife of
above Bt. and dau. of 10th E. of Haddington.
VEENON, Lieut. Eiu-ert Egbert, D.S.O.
(1900-1), W. Austral. Mtd. Inf. ; S. Africa 1500 :
b. 1872 (1st cousin of Bn. Lyveden).
VEENON (VENABLES-), family name of
I Vernon Barony — see "Vernon" above, also for
i "Borlase-Warren-V.-V."
VEENON (VENABLES-) , Knight. Sir Wil-
liam Henry Venables-Vernon, Kt. Bach. (1903),
Bailiff of Jersey, formerly Attorney-Gen. : b.
1852 (gt. grandson of 3rd Bn. Vernon), mar. 1880
J ulia Matilda , dau. of Ehilip Gosset, Esq. Res.,'
St. Peter's House, Jersey.
VEESCHOYLE, James Kynaston Edwards,
C.M.G. (1903I, B.A., Insp.-Gen. of Irrign. in
Upp. and Lower Egypt, prev. in same branch in
India: b. 1858. Res., Cairo.
VEBTEETL — see "De Verteuil."
VEEULAM, Earl ok. James Walter
Grimston, 3rd Earl (U.K.), Bn. Forrester (Scot.),
Vise. Grimston (Irel. and U.K.), and a Bt.
(Eng.) ; a C.C. for Herts., formerly Lieut. 1st
Life Gds. and Hon. Maj. Herts. Yeom., an M.E.
1885-92 (as Vise. Grimston) : son of 2nd E. ; b.
May 11, 1852; sue. 1895 <C.) ; mar. 1878 Margaret
Frances, dau. of Sir Fredk. U. Graham, 3rd Bt.
of Netherby. Seat, Gorhambury, St. Albans,
Herts. ; town res. ,32 Pont St., S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1628. Gt. Br.: Bn. Veru-
lam, 1790. U.K. : E. of Verulam and Vise. Grimston,
1815. Scot. : Bn. Forrester, 1633. Irel. : Vise. Grimston
and Bn. Dunboyne, 1719. One of the three Peers holding
a title in each of the three Kingdoms— see Introd. under
" Triple Peerages."— Sir Wm. Luckyn (afterwards Grim-
ston), 5th Bt., was recipient of the Irish titles ; he
had inherited the estates of his great uncle Sir Saml.
Grimston, 3rd Bt. of a line which lapsed at his death.
The 3rd Vise, was made Bn. Verulam, of Gorhambury, \
Herts., in the British Peerage; and the 4th, who had ;
inherited the Scottish Barony on his mother's side, was j
raised to the U.K. Earldom. The illustrious Sir Francis
Bacon, who was made Bn. Verulam of Verulam, Herts.,
but whose title went no further, appears to have had no '<
kinship with the Grimston or Luckyn house.
Titled Relatives.
(Grimston.)
Issue of present (3rd) E. :
Lady Helen G., b. 1879.
Vise. Grimston, heir to Earldom : James Walter G.,
b. 1880. (2nd heir, his uncle Rev. Hon. Robert.)
Lady Hermione, now Lady H. Buxton, b. 1881, mar.
1904 Lieut. Bernard B., R.N.
Lady Aline G., b. 1883.
Lady Elizabeth G., b. 1885.
Lady Sibyl G.,h. 1887.
Lady Vera G. b. 1890.
Surviving issue of 2nd E. (bro. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
Lady Jane, now Lady J. Jodrell, b. 1848, mar. 1897
Sir Alfd. J., 4th Bt., q.v.
(Present Earl, b. 1852.)
Lady Maud, now Lady M. Rawdon- Hastings, b. 1857,
mar. 1881 Hon. Paulyn Francis Cuthbert R.-H.,
son of 1st Bn. Donington and late Ctss. of
Loudoun, q.v.
Rev. the Hon. Robert G., M.A., Sec. to Navvy Mission
Soc: b. i860, mar. 1896 Gertrude Mary Amelia, dau.
of the late Rev. Chas. Villiers (Hon. Mrs. Robert
G.). Res., Darrowneld. St. Albans, Herts. ; Church
House, Dean's Yd., S.W.
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1809, d. 1895.)
Hon. Mrs. Edward G. (Frances Hoiatia, dau. of Jno.
P. Morier, Esq.), mar. 1842 the late Rev. the Hon.
Edwd. Harbottlc 6'. (d. 1881). Res., The Red House,
Fainborough, Hants.
VESEY, family name of De Vesci Viscounty,
q.v. for " Hons."
VETCH, Col. Egbert Hamilton, C.B. (Civ.
1894), E.E. retd. (1898) ; late Dep. Insp.-Gen.
of Fortificns. and Ch. Engr. in Ireld., was empld.
in constructing defences for Bermuda, Malta,
Bristol Channel, and Plymouth: b. 1841. Res.,
52 Gloucester St., S.W.
VETCH, Maj .-Gen. William Francis, C.V.O.
(1904), comdg. 13th Brig. Irish Comd., and Troops
in Dublin, prev. A*si.<-t. Dir.-Gen, of Ordnance :
b. 1845. Res., Dublin, and 1 Hyde Pk. Gt., S.W.
VIA Baronetage, Knightage, &c. VIS 635
VIALLS, Lt.-Col. Harry George, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), W. Austral. Bushmen's Corps ; S. Africa
1900-1.
VIAROLO, Count of {Milan 1454) — see
"Calry."
VICARS, Knight. Sir Arthur Edward Vicars,
K.C.V.O. (1903; Kt. Bach. 1896), F.S.A., Ulster
King of Arms and Princ. Herald of All Ireld.,
Registrar and Knight Attendant on the Order
of St. Patrick, and a Govt. Trustee of Nat. Libr.
of Ireld. : b. 1864. Bes.. 44 Wellington Rd.,
Dublin ; Office of Arms, The Castle, Dublin.
VICKERS, Col. Thomas Edward, C.B. (Civ.
1898), V.D., Hon. Col. (formerly comdg.) 1st
Vol. Batt. York and Lane. Regt. : b. 1833.
Res., Timsbury Manor, Romsey, Herts. ; 35 Park
Street, W.
VICKERY, Lieut. Charles Edwin, D.S.O.
(1902), R.A., S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1880.
VICTORIA (Hong Kong), Bishop op. Rt.
Rev. Joseph Ch-arles Hoare., D.D., 4th Bp.,
formerly a Curate at Tunbridge Wells and
Princ. of C.M.S. Coll. Ningpo : b. 1851, cons.
1898, mar. 1886, 2nd wife. Bes., Victoria, Hong
Kong.
VIDITZ, Hon. Mme. Charles, dau. of 8th
Vise. Netterville.
VIGNOLES, Hon. Mrs. Henry, dau. of 2nd
Bn. Keane.
VIGORS, Capt. Philip Urban (1), M.V.O.
(5th Clas*, 1903), Roy. Ir. Regfc. ; S. Africa 1899-
1902 : b. 1875.
VIGORS, Maj. Philip Urban Walter, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Devon Regt. and Brig.-Maj. Devon
Vol. Inf. Brigade ; Kachin Expedn. 1890-1, S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1863.
VIGORS, Capt. Richard Percy Littleton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Connaught Rangers; S; Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1873.
VILLIERS {pron. Villers), family name of
Clarendon Earldom. Index to that line together
with that of Jersey (Child- Villiers) , from which
the former is an offshoot :
Hn. Arth. Geo. J. Hn.Mrs.Ernst.sep. Hn. llegd. Clem, j.
Ly. Edith, c. Hn. Francis H. 0. Hn.Robert Frdk.j.
Hn.EdwardR.C.r. Ly. Kathleen, sep. Ly. Victoria, sep.
VILLIERS, Baron {Prussia 1782), a title j
bestowed upon the i"st E. of Clarendon (see also |
next art.).
VILLIERS, Viscount {ly courtesy — title Eng.
1691), elder son and heir of E. of Jersey, q.v.
Baron Villiers (same creation) is also a title of the j
Earldom.
VILLIERS, Hon. Mrs. Ernest, dau. of Bn.
Wimbome.
VILLIERS, Capt. Evelyn Eountaine, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. Suss. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b.
1875.
VILLIERS, Francis John, C.M.G. (1880),
formerly Aud.-Gen. Brit. Guiana and M.E.C.,
I prev. Acting Colon. Sec. and M.L.C. West
j Griquald. : b. 1851. Bes.. Stevenage, Herts.
I VILLIERS, Rt. Hon. Sir John H. De— see
j " De Villiers."
! VILLIERS, Lady Kathleen Mary, dau. of
4th E. of Enniskillen.
VILLIERS, Sec. Lieut. Reginald Hyde,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late 12th Lancers ; S. Africa 1899-
1900, now under Colon. Office : b. 1875 (gt. grand-
son of 1st E. of Clarendon).
VILLIERS, Lady Victoria Alexandrina,
dau. of 7th D. of Roxburghe.
VILLIERS (CHILD-), family name of Jersey
Earldom (see Index above) .
VLMIEIRA, Count of {Portugal 1811) — see
"Wellington, D. of."
VINCENT, Baronet. Rev. Sir William
Vincent, 12th Bt. {Eng. 1620), M.A., a D.L., and
Co. Aid. and Chmn. C.C. for Surrey and Dep.
Cham. Q.S., was Rector of Postwick 1864-87:
son of 11th Bt., b. 1834, sue. 1883, mar. 1882, 2nd
wife, Hester Clara, dau. of Rev. Edwd. B. Hawk-
shaw (1st wife, who died 1872, was Lady Margaret
Erskine, dau. of 12th E. of Buchan). Heir, his son
Francis Erskine (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Anthony Francis, b. 1894). Bes., D'Abernon Chase,
Leatherheadi Surrey ; Queen Anne's Mansns.,
W-stmr., S.W.
VINCENT, Knight (1). Col. Sir Charles
Edward Howard Vincent, K.C.M.G. (i8qg Kt..
Bach. 1896) , C.B. (Civ. 1885), V.D., M.P. for Central
Sheffield {€'.), a D.L. for Co. London, barrister-
at-law, Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) Queen's
Westmr. Vols, and an A.D.C. to H.M. for Vol.
Force, served in Roy. Welsh Fus. 1868-73 and
was formerly Dir. of Crim. Investign. Metropol.
Police, is a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. and a
memb. of League of Mercy, as is Lady Vincent :
b. 1849 (half-bro. of above Bt.), mar. 1882 Ethel
Gwendoline, dau. of the late Geo. Moffatt, Esq.,
M.P. Bes., 1 Grosvenor Sq., W. ; Villa Flora,
Cannes.
VINCENT, Knight (2). Sir Edgar Vincent,
K.C.M.G. (1887), M.P. for Exeter ( C), formerly
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds., Financ. Adviser to Egyptn.
Govt., and Gov. of Imper. Ottoman Bank, Con-
stantinople, was a memb. of Commssn. on I
Evacuation of Thessaly and Epirus 1881 : b. 1857
(a younger bro. of preceding), mar. 1890 the !
under-mentioned Lady Helen V. Bes., Esher j
PL. Esher, Surrey ; 3 Buckingham Gt., S.W.
VINCENT, Lt.-Col. Arthur Craigie Fitz- i
Hardinge, C.M.G. (1902), Comdt. of Vols, in
Island of Ceylon: b. 1857. Bes., Colombo.
VINCENT, Lady Helen Venetia, dau. of 1st
E. of Feversham (q.v.), and wife of Sir Edgar
Vincent, K.C.M.G.
VINCENT, Hon. Mrs. Joseph, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Kensington.
VINCENT, Robert William Edward Hampe,
CLE. (1894), late Commissi', of Police at Bom-
bay, in that service from 1869 (excepting six
mos. in Egypt 1833s). served in Italian campaign
1862: b. 1841.
VINE, Knight. Sir John Richard Somers
Vine, Kt. Bach. (1886), C.M.G. (1893), F.R.G.S.,
F. R.S.S., a journalist and author, Lieut, for City of
London, and Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus., Hon.
Sec. of Natl. Leprosy Fund, and was Priv.
Sec. to Lord Mayors of London 1872-5 ; was Gen.
Sub-Director of the Imperial Institute 1886-96 :
b. 1847. mar. 1870 Eliza, dau. of the late Wm.
Porter, Esq. Club, Devonshire.
VIP AN, Maj. Charles, D.S.O. (1900-1), F.L.S.,
late The Buffs (Mil.); S. Africa 1900: b. 1843:
Bes., Ford Bank, St. Leonards-on-Sea.
VISMES {pron. Veem), Comte de. Alex- j
ander William Theobald de V ismes-de-Ponthieu, I
— th Ct. {France, from 8th century) : son of pre- j
ceding Ct., b. i883, sue. 1895. Heh pres.. a bro., 1
Lewis Robert Auriol Musgrave (b. 1894; 2ndj
heir, their 1st cousin Richard Gerard Musgrave, j
b. 1837). — The late Henry, 2nd son of an earlier |
Comte, bore the title of Vicomte de Vismes ; and 1
his son, the late Henry Auriol Douglas, Capt.
R.A., was styled Baron de Vismes.
VISMES, Count's Widow. Comtessf de V.
(Angele, dau. of the late Col. Skender Bey
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Fritsch, of Constantinople), mar. 1885, Valery,
Comte de Vismes (d. 1895).
VITELLESCHI, Marchesa Francesco, dan. of
1st Bn. Lamington.
VITTORIA, Duke of, correctly "Vitoria"
(Portugal 1812)— see " Wellington, D. of."
VIVIAN, family name of Swansea and Vivian
Baronies. Index to the two lines (all " Hons."
unless " Ly." added) :
Alberta, s. Chas., Mrs. v. Jno. C, Mrs. v.
Alexandra 61. s. Daphne, v. Maude, Ly. sep.
Alexandra M. v. Diana, s. Odo Richd. s.
Aline, Ly. sep. Freesia, v. Violet, v.
Averil, s. Jane Geor.,Ly. sep. Walter Warwk. v.
VIVIAN, Baron. George Crespigny Braba-
zon Vivian, 4th Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., Capt. Roy.
1st Devon Imper. Yeom., late 17th Lancers and
A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld., served in S.
Africa 1901 : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. Jan. 21, 1878;
sue. 1893 (C.) ; mar. 1903 Barbara Cicely, dau. of
the late "Wm. A. Fanning, Esq. Seat, Glynn,
Bodmin, Cornwall: town res., 11 Nth. Audley
St., W.
Creations. U.K.: A Bt. 1823 ; Bn. Vivian, 1841.—
The 1st Bt. and Bn. was Lieut.-General Sir Richd.
Hussey Vivian, G.C.B., G.C.II.,an Equerry to George IV.
The 3rd Bn., Hussey Crespigny Vivian, B.C., G.C.M.G.,
wa< Consul-General or Minister in Moldavia, Egypt,
Switzerland, and Belgium, and Ambassador at Borne
(1391-3).
Titled Relatives and Heir.
( Vivian.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Daphne Winifred Louise V., b. 1904.
Surviving issue of 3rd Bn. (sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1878.)
Hon. Violet Mary V., si, Maid of Honour to H.M.
Queen Alexandra, b. 1879.
Hon. Dorothy Maud, now Hon, Mrs. Douglas Ilaig,
late a Maid of Honour to H.M., prev. to Queen
Victoria: twin with preceding, mar. 1905, Maj.-Gen.
Douglas H., C.V.O., q.v.
Hon. Alexandra Mary Freesia V., b. 1890.
Issue of 2nd Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(By 1ST MRRGE.
The late 3rd Baron, b. 1834, d. 1893.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Mary Charlotte Martha, now Hon. Mrs. John
Tremayne, b. 1842, mar. i860 the late Jno. 7'., Esq.
(d. iqoi). Res., Sydenham, Lewdown R.S.O., N,
Devon ; 32 Hans Mansiis., Basil St., S.W.
Hon. Edith, now Hon. Lady Neeld, b. 1851, mar.
1873 Lt.-Col. Sir Audley Dallas A'., 3rd Bt., q.v.
Hon. Walter Warwick V., b. 1856. Res., Glyn,
Bangor, Camarvs.
— Dau.-in-law :
|Hon. Mrs. Charles V. (Irene Maud Shelah, dau. of
the late Capt. Jno. Farrei), mar., 1st, 1875, the late
Hon. Chas. Hussey l'anton V. (d. 1892) ; 2ndly,
1896, Walter H. Walshe, Esq.— forfeiting her rank.
.Res., The Illions, Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks.]
Dau.-in-law of 1st Bn. (gt. aunt of present) :
Hon. Mrs. John Cranch V. (Emma, widow of Thos.
Price, Esq.), mar. 1876, 3rd wife to 2nd husb., the
late lion. Jno. Cranch Walker V. (d. 1879).
Heir p? a. to Buy. (a 1st cousin) :
Anthony Hamilton P., Lieut. 2nd Batt. Rif. Brigade,
son of the late Hon. Claud Hamilton V., b. i&o.
(2nd heir, his bro. Claude Esme V., b. 1832.)
VIVIAN, Barons' "Widows. (1) The Dowager
Lady V. (Mary Elizabeth, dau. of Jones Panton,
Esq.), mar. 1841, as 2nd wife, 2nd Bn. Vivian (d.
1886). Res., 1 Lowndes St., S.W. — (2) The Lady
V. (Louisa Alice, dau. of Robt. G. Duff, Esq.),
a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., mar. 1876 3rd
Bn. Vivian (d. 1893). Res., 27 Chesham PI., S.W.
VIVIAN, Knight. Col. Sir Arthur Pen-
darves Vivian, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), V.D., Hon. Col.
2nd Vol. Batt, Welsh Regt.,lite comdg. S. Wales
Bords. Brigade, is a Dep. Warden of the Stan-
naries, a D.L. for Glamorg. and a Co. Aid. for
Cornwall (High Sheriff 1889), an M.P. 1868-85, of
the firm of Vivian and Sons, Swansea : b. 1834,
; mar., 1st, 1867, Lady Augusta Emily Wyndham,
Qivn (d. 1877), dau. of 3rd E. of Dunraven ; 2ndly,
1880, Lady Jane V ., below. Res., Bosahan, St.Mar-
tin R.S.O., Cornwall; 23 Buckingham Gt., S.W.
VIVIAN, Lady Aline Mary Seymour, dau.
of 5th E. of Portarlington.
VIVIAN, Lady Jane Georgian a, dau. of 10th
E. of Stair (q.v.) and wife of the above Col.
Sir Arthur P. Vivian, K.C.B.
VIVIAN, Lady Maude, dau. of 4th E. of
Leitrim.
VOGEL, Knight's Widow. Lady V. (Maiy,
dau. of the late AVm. H. Clayton, Esq., of N.Z.),
mar. 1867 Hon. Sir Julius Vogel, K.C.M.G.,
formerly Premier &c. in N.Z. (d. 1839). Res.,
Hillersdon, East Molesey, Surrey.
VON— see under the name to which this is
prefixed.
VYANKATESH-see " Rewa."
VYVYAN (pron. like Vivian), Baronet. Rev.
Sir Vyell Donnithornte Vyvyan, 9th Bt. (Eng.
1645), formerly Eector of Withiel : nephew of
8th Bt. and son of the late Rev. Vyell F.
Vyvyan ; b. 1826, sue. 1879, mar. 1857 Louisa
Mary Frederica, dau. of Richd. Bourchier, Esq.
Heir, his son Col. Courtenay Bourchier V. (b.
1858 ; 2nd heir, next son, Capt. Richard Walter
Comyn P., b. 1859). Seats, Trelowarren, Helston,
Cornwall : Trewan, St. Columb R.S.O.. same Co.
4 VYVYAN, Bisnop-see " Zululand."
VYVYAN, Knight. Capt. Sir George Raw-
linson Vyvyan, K.C.M.G. (1902), R.N.R., Dep.
Master of Trinity House, late an Elder Bro.,
formerly Emig. Offr. at Liverpool : b. 1838 (grand-
son of 7th Bt.), mar. 1873 Blanche Henrietta,
dau. of Most Rev. Robt. Gray, D.D., 1st Bp. of
Cape Town. Res., Forest Lodge, Shooter's Hill,
Kent.
W.
WACE, Col. Ernest Charles, D.S.O. fi886),
R.A. retd. (1903) ; Jowaki 1877-8, Afghn. 1878-80,
and Burma 1885-6 : b. 1850. Res., The Firs,
Church Hill, Honiton, Devon.
WACE, Herbert, CM. G. (19031, Govt. Agent
of Centr. Prov. of Ceylon and M.L.C., prev. at
Triucomalee &c. : b. 1851. Res., The Old Palace,
Kandy, Ceylon.
WACE, Maj.-Gen. Richard, C.B. (Mil. 1897),
Afghn. 1878-80, late Dir. -Gen. of Ordnance in
India, ret. 1904 : b. 1842. Club, U. Serv.
WADDELL, Lt.-Col. Laurence Austine,
C.B. (Mil. 1904), CLE. (1901), M.B., LL D.,
I.M.S., Burma 1886-7, Chitral Relief, China,
Mahsud, and Thibet, formerly Prof, of Cnemistry
and Pathology at Med. Coll. Calcutta : b. 1854.
/?''.'-■., 61 Lissenden Mansns., Highgatc Rd., N.W.
WAD Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. WAL 637
WAD DIN GT ON, Charles Willoughby,
CLE. (1904), M.A., Princ. of Mayo Coll., Ajmere :
b. 1865. Res., at the College.
"WADE, Knight. Sir "Willouohby Francis
Wade, Kt. Bach. (1896), B.A., M.D., F.R.C.P.,
Consult. Phys. to Birmingham Gen. Hosp. (late
Sen. Phys. to that and Queen's Hosp., same city) ;
has been Pres. of Brit. Med. Assoc., an extensive
medical author : b. 1827, mar. 1880 Augusta
Frances, dau. of Sir Jno. Power, 2nd Bt. of Kil-
fane. lies., Villa Monforte, 7 Via Benedetto di
Maiano, Florence.
WADE, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Amelia, dau. of Sir Jno. F. W. Herschel, 1st
Bt.), mar. 1866. Sir Thos. Fras. Wade, G.C.M.G.,
K.C.B., formerly Brit. Envoy in China (d. 1895).
Res., Helstonleigh, 38 Pennington Ed., South-
borough, Tunb. Wells.— (2) Lady W. (Jane
Selina, dau. of the late Capt. T. Nicholl), mar.,
ist, 1845, Sir Claude M. Wade, C.B. (d. 1861) ;
2ndly, 1864, Edwd.D. MacDermot, Esq., M.D.—
retaining title by courtesy. Res., 8 The Circus,
Bath.
WADE, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, sist.of 2nd Bn. St.
Leonards.
WADE, Col. William Barton, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Army Pay Dept. retd. (1901 ; Abyss.
1868, S. Africa as Ch. Faymr. 1899-1901 : b. 1840.
WAECHTER, Knight. Sir Max Leonard
Waechter, Kt. Bach. (1902), a D.L. for Surrey
(High Sheriff 1902), aided greatly in the preserva-
tion of the famous view from Richmond Hill, is a
naturalised Brit, subject : b. 1837, mar. 1873
Harriet, dau. of the late Thos. Cave, Esq., M.P.
Res., The Terrace House, Richmond, Surrey.
WAGSTAFF, William (Ieorge, C.M.G.
(1898), served in Crimean War and has held
various posts in Russia, late Cons. -Gen. at Rio :
b. 1837.
WAHAB, Col. Robert Alexander, C.B.
(Mil.) and C.M.G. (both 1905), CLE. (1897),
F.R.G.S.,R.E.,retd. (1905) ; Afghn. 1878-9, Ind.
campaigns 1879-98, was on Anglo-Russ. Pamir
Delimitation and those of Persia and Aden: b.
i855-
WAIAPU, Bishop op. Rt. Rev. William
Leonard WUUams, D.D., 3rd Bp., formerly a
C.M.S. Missnry., Archdn. of Waiapu, and Canon
of St. Joha's Cathed., Napier: b. 1829, widower,
cons. 1895. Res., Taumata, Napier, N.Z.
WAITHMAN, Lady Leicester Philippa, dau.
of 7th E. of Harrington.
WAKE, Baronet. Sir Herewald Wake, 12th
Bt. {Eng. 1621), formerly Capt. in Northants. Mil.
and Vols., High Sheriff of the Co. 1879 : son of
11th Bt., b. 1852, sue. 1865, mar. 1874 Catherine,
dau. of Sir Edwd. St. Aubyn, 1st Bt. Heir, his
son Herevvabd D.S.O. (see below; 2nd heir, next
son, Godwin Rupert, b. 1879). Seat, Courteenhall
House, Northampton.
I *#* The three variations Herewald, Hereward, and
the now-deceased Herwald have been guaranteed to us
by the family as all correct.
WAKE, Charles St. Aubyn, C.M.G. (1899),
Garrison Adj. and Qmr. at Mombasa, formerly
Vice-Cons, there, served in Uganda 1898, is Capt.
3rd Batt. Devon Regt. (Mil.) : b. 1861 (grandson
of 10th Bt.). Res., Mombasa, Brit. E. Africa.
WAKE, Capt. Hereward, D.S.O. (1900-1),
King's Roy. Rif. Corps. ; S. Africa 1899-1902,
partly as an A.D.C to Lord Roberts : b. 1876, is
heir to above Baronetcy.
WAKEFIELD, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. George
Rodney Eden, D.D., 2nd Bp., formerly Bp.
Suff. of Dover and Archdn. and Canon of
Canterbury, was also Chapl. to Bp. of Durham
and Vic. and Rur. Dean, of Bp. Auckland: b.
Sept. 9, 1853, mar. 1889, cons. 1890, transl. 1897,
ent. Lords 1904 (C, ?). Res., Bishopgarth, Wake-
field.
WAKEMAN, Baronet. Sir Offley Wakeman,
3rd Bt. (U.K. 1828), M.A., barrister-at-law, a
D.L. and C.C. for Shropshire, Chmn. of Q.S.,
High Sheriff of Co. 1887 : son of 2nd Bt., b. 1850,
sue. 1858, mar. 1885 Catherine Mary, dau. of Sir
Chas. H. Rouse-Boughton, 11th Bt. Heir, his son
Offley (b. 1887 ; 2nd heir, next son, Edward
Offley Rouse, b. 1889). Res., Yeaton-Peverey,
Shrewsbury; Rorrington Lodge, Chirbury R.S.O.,
Salop; 85 Eaton PI., S.W.
WALCOTT, Col. Edmund Scopoli, C.B. (Mil.
1885), LA. retd. (1889) ; China 1860-3, Afghn.,
and Soudan, ret. 1889, now comdg. 4th Vol.
Batt. Devon Regt., a D.L. and Co. Aid. for
Devon, High Sheriff 1902 : b. 1842. Res., Rock
House, Chudleigh R.S.O., S. Devon.
WALDECK-see Royal Family.
WALDEGRAVE, family name of the Earldom
of that title and of the Radstock Barony. Index
to the two lines :
Hn. Constance, r. Hn. Mabel, r. Rv. Hn. Noel, w.
Hn. Granv. Geo. r Ly. Mary, w. Hn. Montagu, r.
Rv. Hn. Henry, w.
WALDEGRAVE, Earl. William Frederick
Waldegrave (pron. Wallgrave), 9th Earl (Gt. Br.)
and a Bt., P.C (Gt. B>: 1897), V.D., M.A., an
Hon. Commissi', in Lunacy, Hon. Lt.-Col. (late
Maj.) 1st Lond. Rifle Vols., and Capt. Yeomen
of the Gd., a Co. Aid. for Somerset, was twice
a Lord in Waiting to Queen Victoria : grandson
of 8th E. and son of the late Vise. Chewton ; b.
March 2, 1851 ; sue. 1859 (<?•) 5 mar. 1874 Lady
Mary Dorothea Palmer, dau. of 1st E. of Selborne.
Res., Chewton Priory, Bath; 20 Bryanston Sq., W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1643; Bn. Waldegrave,
1686 (x.s.). Gt. Br. : Earl Waldegrave and Vise. Chewton,
1729.— Sir Henry Waldegrave, 4th Bt., was crfated 1st
Bn. by James II., a natural daughter of whom he
married. His successor was raised to the Earldom,
and, becoming a Protestant, was able to take his seat in
the Lords. The 5th Earl was drowned when a boy. The
8th was a \ ice- Admiral and C.B., and was serving in the
Mediterranean at the time of Nelson's victory at Trafal-
gar, but we are asked to correct the statement that he
was himself engaged in that battle. The widow of the
7th Earl lived at the mansion of Strawberry Hill, and
married as her 4th husband Chichester Fortescue, after-
wards Lord Carlingford. The 1st Ld. Radstock was a
brother of the 4th Earl.
Titled Relatives.
( Waldegrave.)
Issue of present (tyh) E.:
Lady Mary Wilfreda, now Lady M. W. Bevan, b. 1875,
mar. 1900 Rev. Richd. A. Chichester B., Rect. of
Hurstpierpoint. Res., The Red House, Hurst-
pierpoint, Hassocks R.S.O., Sussex.
Lady (Laura) Margaret, now Lady Margaret Nichol-
son, b. 1880, mar. 1904, 2nd husb., Reginald N.,
Esq. Res., 40 Lennox Gdns., Chelsea, S.W.
Vise. Chewton, heir to Earldom : William Edward
Seymour If'., b. 1882. (2nd heir, his uncle Rev.
Hon. Henrv.)
Surviving bro. of present E. (granted rank of an
Earl's son 18—, having held, that of a Visct.'s) :
(Present Earl, b. 1851.)
Rev. the Hon. Henry Noel W. , M. A., Rect. of Marston
Bigot, formerly Organising Sec. Winchester LMoc.
Soc. : b. 1854, mar. 1892 Anne Katharine, dau. of
Rev. Wm. P. Bastard (Hon. Mrs. Henry W.). Res.,
Marston Bigot, Erome.
Issue of 8th E. (aunts of present) :
Lady Maria, now Lady M. Brodie, b. 18*4, mar. 1844
the late Rev. William B. (d. 1882), son of Sir Benj.
Brodie, 1st Bt. Res., 46 Victoria Rd., Kens., W.
Lady Mary W., b. 1827. Res., 9 Park Rd., South-
borough, Tunb. Wells.
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WAL
WALDEN, Viscount {Scot. 1694), a title of the
Tweeddale Marquessate, home by the present
Peer when heir, in place of the usual style E. of
Gifford.
WALDBON, Col. Francis, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
E.A., S. Africa, 1900-2; now an A<Q.M,G. ;
b. 1853.
WALFOBD, Hon. Mrs. Launcelot, dau. of 1st
En. Lawrence.
WALKER, Baronet of Castleton — see
" Walker (Forestier-) . ' '
WALKER, Bakonet of Gateacre. Sir Peter
Carl aw Walker, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1886), Lt.-Col.
eomdg. Derbysh. Imper. Yeom., a D.L. for
Derbysh. and Lanes., High Sheriff of Lancashire
1896: son of istBt., b. 1854, sue. 1893, mar. 1899
Ethel Blanche, dau. of Haughton C. Okeover,
Esq., and of Hon. Eliza Anne Cavendish, sist. of
'4th Bn. Waterpark. Heir, his son Ian Peter
Andrew Monro (b. 1902 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro.
John Reid, b. 1855). Seat, Osmaston Manor, Ash-
bourne, Derbysh.
WALKEE, Baronet of Oakley. Sir Francis
Elliott Walker, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1856), Lieut.
B.N. retd: son of 1st Bt. and bro. of 2nd ; b. 1851,
sue. 1905, widower. Heir, his son Baldwin
Charles (b. 1884; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Frederic
George Arthur, b. 1857). Res., The Depperhaugh,
Suffolk, Stole E.S.O. ; 25 Brompton Sq., S.W.
WALKEE, Baronet of Sand Button. Sir
Eobert James Milo Walker, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1868),
son of 3rd Bt., b. 1890, sue. 1900. Heir pres.,
his bro. John Percy Ernest (b. 1891 ; 2nd heir,
next bro., Eonald Heron, b. 1896). Seat, Sand
Hutton, York.
WALKEE, Baronets' Widows. (1) Hon. Lady
W. of Gateacre, prev. Hon. Maude Okeover, sist.
of present Lady Walker, mar., 1st, 1887, as 2nd
wife, Sir Andrew B. Walker, 1st Bt. (d. 1893) ;
2ndly, 1895, John F. L. Phillips, Esq. Eetains
the title "Lady" by right as a Bt.'s widow;
the " Hon." as a former Maid of Honour (1884-7) .
Res., Lawrenny Pk., Pembroke.— (2) Lady W. of
Oakley (Fanny Augusta, dau. of the late Capt.
Cowper Coles, C.B., B.N.),mar. 1877 Vice-Adm.
Sir Baldwin W. Walker, 2nd Bt. (d. 1905). Res.,
with 3rd Bt.— (3) Dowager Lady W. of Sand Hut-
ton (Louisa Susan Marlborough Heron, dau. of
Sir Jno. Heron-Maxwell, 6th Bt.), mar. 1863 Sir
Jas. Eobt. Walker, 2nd Bt,, formerly an M.P.
(d. 1899). Res., 13 Cadogan Gdus., S.W.— (4)
Lady W. of Sand Hutton (Violet Maud Cecil,
dau. of the late Maj.-Gen. Cecil E. St. J. Ives),
mar. 1889 Sir Jas. Heron Walker, 3rdBt. (d. 1900).
Res., with 4th Bt.
WALKEE, Knight (1). Sir Edward Noel-W.
— see " Walker (Noel-.)"
WALKEE, Knight (2). Sir Frederick W.
E. Forestier-W., see " Walker (Forestier-)".
WALKEE, Knight (3). Sir James Lewis
Walker, Kt. Bach. (1903), CLE. (1888), formerly
Pres. Simla Municipality and Lt.-Col. Comdt. 2nd
Punjab Vol. Eifles ; is a Dir. of Alliance Bank
(India) : b. 1845, mar. 1893, 2nd wife, Catherine
Featherston, dau. of Chas. Davey, Esq. Res.,
Worplesdon PI., nr. Guildford; 7 Grosvenor St.,
W.
WALKEE, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
Anne Murray, dau. of the late Adm. Geo. G. Len-
nock, mar. 1856 Col. Sir Geo. G. Walker, K.C.B. (d.
1897) —both her father and husb. having borne the
names George Gustavus. Res., Crawfordton,
Thornhill, Dumfriessh.— (2) Lady W. (Catherine,
dau. of Eobert Bruce Chichester, Esq.), mar. 1881
Gen, Sir Mark Walker, K.C.B., Uffi (d. 1902), Res.,
10 Castle Hill Avenue, Folkestone.— (3) Lady W.
(Georgina, dau. of Capt. Eichard Armstrong),
mar, 1845 Gen. Sir Chas. P. Beauchamp Walker,
K.C.B. (d. 1894).— (4) Lady Juliana Caroline
Fr a nces W. , nee Knox, dau. of 2nd E. of Eanfurly,
b. 1825, mar. 1862, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Edwd. W.
Forestier Walker, K.C.B. (d. 1881 : '"Forestier"
not yet made a surname). Res., 10 Bryanston St.,
W.
WALKEE, Priv. Counc. Et. Hon. Samuel
Walker, P.C. (Irel. 1885), a Lord Justice of Appeal,
Ireland, formerly Lord Chanc. (1892-5) and Solic.
and Attorn. Gen., appd. Q..C 1872 : b. 1832, mar.
j 1881, 2nd wife. Res., Pembroke House, Upp.
I Mount St., Dublin.
j WALKEE, Lady Emily Mary, dau. of 6th M.
t of Hertford.
J WALKEE, Ernest Octavius, CLE. (1891),
late Supt. of Telegraphs for Ceylon, had charge of
I Telegs. in Chin-Lushai Expedn. 1890, ret. 1898 :
b. 1850. Res., 77 Iverna Ct,, Kens., W.
WALKEE, Capt. G. H., D.S.O. (1900-1), 4th
N.Z. Bough Eiders ; S. Africa 1900.
WALKEE, George Herbert Dacres, CLE.
(1901) , B. A., late Under Sec. to Ind. Govt, in Gen.
Branch of Works Dept., formerly Assist Sec. to
N.W. Provs. Govt. : b. 1845. P^., Stirling Cot-
tage, Simla.
WALKEE, Maj. Harold Bridowood, D.S.O.
(1902) , Bord Eegt. ; Soudan 1884-5, Tirah 1897-8,
and S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1862. Res., Ballin-
collig, Cork.
WALKEE, James, CLE. (1904), Dep. Com-
missr. of Nagpur, prev. a Magist. in Madras :
b. 1864. R?s., Nagpur, Centr. Provs.
WALKEE, Hon. Mrs. James (widow), dau. of
3rd Vise. Avonmore.
WALKEE, Capt, John Douglas Glen, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Black Watch; S. Africa 1899-1900:
b. 1873.
WALKEE, Lady Juliana— see Kt.'s Widow.
WALKEE, Lady Mary Maud Diana, dau. of
2nd E. of Bavensworth.
WALKEE, Lt.-Col. Eobert Sandilands
Frowd, C.M.G. (1891), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col.
Comdt. Malay States Guides, formerly in 28th
Eegt.: b. 1850. Res., Perak, Straits Settmts.
WALKEE, Hon. Mrs. Thomas (Eades), dau. of
1st Bn. Hindlip.
WALKEE, Thomas Gordon, C.S.I. (1903),
I.C.S., Commissr. and Supt. Delhi Division, prev.
Judge of Ch. Ct. Punjab : b. 1849. Res., Flag-
staff House. Delhi.
WALKEE (FOEESTIEE-), Baronet. Sir
George Ferdinand Forestier-W alker, 3rd Bt.
(U.K. 1835), a D.L. for Monmouthsh., formerly
Maj. 2nd Batt. Boy. Welsh Fus. : son of 2nd Bt.,
b. 1855, sue. 1896, mar. 1897 Georgina, dau. of the
late liobt. D. Chamberlain, Esq. Heir, his son
George Ferdinand (b. 1899; 2nd heir, next
son, Godfrey George, b. 1901). Seat, Castleton,
Cardiff.
WALKEE (FOEESTIEE-), Knight. Gen.
Sir Frederick William Edward Forestier
Forestier-W alker, G.C.M.G. (1901), K.C.B. (Mil.
1894), a Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus., served in
Kami- and Zulu Wars 1877-9, Egypt 1890-5, and
was Mil. Sec. to Sir Bartle Frere at the Cape,
held gen. comd. of lines of communication
throughout the campaign in S. Africa, aftds.
comd. troops in Cape Di.-^t., now Gov. of Gibraltar
and Col. K. O. Scotr. Bords. : b. 1844 (2nd cousin
of preceding Br,), mar. 1887 Mabel Louisa, dau. j
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Baronetage,
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of Lt.-Col. A. E. Ross, lies., The Convent, Gib-
raltar ; Manor House, Bushev, Watford. Herts, ;
57 Eaton Hq., S.W.
WALKER (NOEL-), Knight. Sir Edwabd
Noel-Walker, K.O.M.G. (1888), late Lt.-Gov. and
Colon. Sec. of Ceylon, formerly Colon. Sec. of
Jamaica, and has tilled posts in several W. Ind.
Islds. and Brit. Guiana : b. 1842, mar. 1871
Florence, dau. of Hy. S. Bascom, Esq. Res., 52
Warwick Ed., Earl's Ct., S.W.
WALKINSHAW, Hon. Mrs. Frank, dau. of
1st Bn. Basing.
WALLACE, Knight (1). Sir Arthur Robert
Wallace, Kt.Bach. (1901), C.B. (Civ. 1892), B.A., a
D.L. for Co. Donegal, formerly a Princ. Clerk to
Ch. Sec. at Dubl. Castle : b. 1837, mar. Georgiana
Lawrell, dau. of the late Maj. Geo. A. F. Quentin.
Res., Ardnamona, Lough Eske R.S.O., Co.
Donegal.
WALLACE, Knight (2). Sir Donald Mac-
kenzie Wallace, K.C.I.E. (1887), K.C.V.O. (1901),
M.A., LL.D., was Priv. Sec. to Viceroy of India
1884-9, Ch. Polit. Offr. with the Tsarewitch (now
Emperor of Eussia) in India and Ceylon 1890-1,
and Assist. Priv. Sec. to H.E.H. the present/Prince
of Wales during his Colon, tour, has been Corre-
spondt. to the Times in Eussia, Turkey, &c,
was Ch. Editor of Supp. to 'Encyc. Brit.' of 1902 :
b. 1841. Bes., 46 St. Ermin's, Caxton St., West-
minster, S.W.
WALLACE, David, C.M.G. (1901), M.B.,
F.E.C.S.E., Surg, to Victoria Hosp. for Diseases
of Chest, late Surg.-Capt. Edinb. Vol. Med. Staff
Corps, head of the Edinburgh Hosp. in S. Afr.
War: b. 1862. Res., 11 Eutland St., Edinburgh.
WALLACE, John Eoderts, I.S.O. (1904),
Assist. Eeceiver-Gen. in Canad. Finance Dept.
Res., Ottawa.
WALLACE, Col. Nesbit Willoughby, C.M.G.
(1904), Hon. Col. (late Lt.-Col. comdg.) 4th Co.
of Lond. Imper. Yeom. (King's Colons.) ; Eed
Eiver 1870 : b. 1839. Res., 29 Esmond Ed., Bed-
ford Pk., W.
WALLACE, Col. Eobert Hugh, C.B. (Mil.
1902), M.A., Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 5th Batt.
Eoy. Irish Eifles (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1901-2 : b.
i860. Res., Myra Castle, Downpatrick ; Glen-
burnie, Moville, Co. Donegal.
WALLACE, Eobert John, C.B. (Civ. 1903),
late Inland Eev. Dept. as Sec. to Bd., Chf. of
Estate Duty Office, &c. : b. 1846. Res., 3 St.
Paul's PI., St. Leonards-on-Sea.
WALLACE, William, C.M.G. (1897), Nupe
and other Niger and Soudan Expedns., is Dep.
High Commissr. for Nth. Nigeria: b. 1856. Res.,
Zungern, Nth. Nigeria.
WALLACK, Lt.-Col. Ernest Townshend, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), Tasm. Imper. Bushmen; S. Africa
1900 : b. 1857. Bes-> Victoria Barracks, Melbourne,
WALLEE, Baronet of Braywick Lodge. Sir
Francis Ernest Waller, 4th Bt. {U,K. 1815),
Lieut. 2nd Batt. Eoy. Fus., served in South
Africa 1899-1902 : son of 3rd Bt., b. 1880, sue.
1892. Heir pres., his bro. Wathen Arthur (b.
1881 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cousin Eev. Wathen
Henry W., b. 1867). Res., Woodcote, Warwick.
WALLEE, Baronet of Newport. Sir Charles
Christian Waller, 6th Bt. {Irel. 1780), 1st cousin
of 5th Bt., and son of the late Charles Waller,
Esq. ; b. 1835, sue. 1888. Heir pres., his bro.
William Edgar (b. 1841 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
of same name, b. 1863). Res., unfixed.
WALLEE, Baronet's Widow. Jessie, Lady
W. of Newport (Jessie Marion, dau. of the late
Hy; Jas. Purbrook, Esq.), mar., 1st, 1878, as and
wife, Sir Edmund A. Waller, 5th Bt, (d. i888) ;
andly, 1890, John H. Haig, Esq.— retaining title.
WALLEE, Hon. Mrs. HardRess, dau. of 4th
Bn. Scarsdale.
WALLER, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 5th Vise.
Bangor.
WALLER, Col. Stanier, C.V.O. (1904), Lt.-
Col. comdg. Oxfd. Univ. Vols., late Col. R.E., is
Hon. Equerry to H.R.H. the Duchess of Albany ;
Egypt 1882 : b. 1844 (grandson of 1st Bfc. of
Bray wick).
WALLINGTON, Knight. Col. Sir John
Williams Wallington, K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), Hon.
Col. 4th Batt. Glouc. Regt. (Mil.), retired, prev.
retd. Capt. 4th Light Drgns. : b. 1822, widower.
Res., Keevil Manor, Trowbridge, Wilts.
WALLINGTON, Edward William, C.M.G.
(1901), late Priv. Sec. to Gov.-Gen. of Australn.
Commonwealth, now Groom of the Bedchamber
to H.R.H. Pr. of Wales, Hon. Regist. League of
Mercy, and Lieut. 3rd Batt. Oxfordsh. L.I. : b.
1854 ("son of preceding). Club, Junior Carlton.
WALLIS, Bishop— see "Wellington."
WALLIS, Arthur Henry, CLE. (1901), for-
merly an M.L.C. of Bengal and Hon. Presidency
Magist. and Munic. Commissr. for Calcutta: b.
1847. Res., Pencarrig, Caerau Pk., Newport,
Monm.
WALLOP, family name of Portsmouth
Earldom, q.v. for "Hons."
WALLOP, Baron (Gt. Br. 1720)— see " Ports-
mouth, E. of."
WALLSCOURT, Baron. Frroll Augustus
Joseph Henry Blake, 4th Bn. {Irel.), a D.L.
for Co. Galway, formerly Capt. Coldstrm. Gds.
and a Gentn. of the Bedchamber to D. of
Abercorn when Lord Lieut., also Gentn. Usher
to the D. of Marlborough : son of 3rd Bn. ;
b. Aug. 22, 1841 ; sue. 1849 ; mar., 1st, 1874, the
late Lady Jane Harriet Charlotte Stanhope, dau.
of 7th E. of Harrington (she died 1889) ; 2ndly ,
1896, May, dan. of Sir Wm. Palliser, C.B., M.P.
Seat, Ardfry, Oranmore R.S.O., Co. Galway; town
res., 16 Victoria Sq., S.W.
Creation. Irel. : Bn. Wallscourt, 1S00.— Jos. Henry
Blake, M.P. for Co. Galway in the Irish Parliament, who
had married the daughter of the 1st Earl of Louth, was
awarded this Peerage, with special remainder to the
heirs male of his father.
Titled Relatives.
(Blake.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn. :
Hon. Charles William Joseph Henry B.. heir to
Barony, b. 1875 (Jan.), mar. 1905 Eleanor Blake, of
Putney.
Hon. Erroll Wyndhain Lincoln B. , 2nd heir, b. 1875
(Dec).
The deceased Hon. Eliz. Honoria B., b. 1877, d. 18E6.
Hon. Elizabeth Lucy Eily B. (twin with dec. sist.). I
Hon. Margaret Phyllis B., b. 1883.
WALPOLE, family name of Orford Earldom, 1
q.v. for Lady Dorothy Rachel.
WALPOLE, Baron— see Vise. W. below. |
WALPOLE, Knight (1). Sir Charles George !
Walpole, Kt.Bach. (1897), M.A., F.R.G.S., lateCh.
Just. Bahama Is., prev. Pres. of Larnaka Dist. Ct.
Cyprus, Attorn. -Gen. Leeward Is., and Ch. Just.
Gioraltar: b. 1848, mar. 1877 Maria Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Henry Forde, Esq. ; is a 1st
cousin of two follg., and also a gt. nephew of 1st
E. of Orford (his father's name was Vac'e-
Walpole). Res., Broadford, Chobham, Woking.
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WALPOLE, Kntght (2). Sir Horatio George
Walpole, K.C.B. (Civ. 1892), Assist, tinder Sec.
for India: b. 1843 (younger bro. of following),
mar. 1870 Selina Maria, daU. of the late Jno. T.
Perceval, Esq. lies., 18 Linden Gdns., Bays-
water, W.
WALPOLE. Knight (3). Sir Spencer Walpole,
K.C.B. (Civ. 1898), LL.D., Litt.13., Lt.-Gov. Isle
of Man 1882-93, ^ec- to G.P.O. 1893-9, formerly
an Insp. of Fisheries ; author of a Hist, of Eng-
land from 1815 and of the 'Life of Lord John
Russell ' and other works : son of Rt. Hon. Spencer
H. Walpole and gt. nephew of 1st E. of Orford;
b. 1839, mar. 1867 Marion, dau. of Sir Jno. D.
Murray, 10th Bt. of Blackbarony. Res., Hart-
field G-iove, Coleman's Hatch, Tunb. Wells.
WALPOLE, Viscount, courtesy-title of the
heir to the Orford Earldom when a son. Baron
Walpole of Walpole and of Wolterton {Gt. Br. 1723
and 1756) are however the only subordinate titles
of the Peerage still remaining (the Viscounty
became extinct 1797). ^
WALROND, Priv. Cottnc. and Baronet. Rt.
Hon. Sir William Hood Walrond, P.O. {Gt. Br.
1899), 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1876), V.D., M.P. for Tiver-
ton Div. (C), Chanc. of the Duchy of Lancaster
and Patronage Sec. to Treasury, late a Jun. Lord,
is a D.L. for Devon, formerly Capt. Gren. Gds.
and Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt.
Devonsh. Regt. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1849, sue. i83g,
mar. 1871 Elizabeth Katharine, dau. of the late
Jas. Pitman, Esq. Heir, his son William Lionel
Charles (b. 1876 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Arthur
Melville Hood, Sub-Lieut. R.N., b. 1861). Seat,
Bradfield, Cullompton, Devon {let) ; town res., 9
Wilbraham PL, Sloane St., S.W.
WALROND, Main Swete Osmond, C.M.G.
(1901), was Priv. Sec. to Vise. Milner in S.
Africa: b. 1870.
WALSH, family name of Ormathwaite
Barony, q.v. for " Hons." and Lady Clementine.
WALSH, Bishop— see "Dover."
WALSH, Lady Augusta— see "Ferrers, Earl's
Widow."
WALSH, Col. Henry Alfred, C.B. (Mil.
lgos^late Somerset L.I., Recruiting Staff Offr. for
Lond. Dist. : S. Africa 1878-9, Nile 1884-5 = b. 1853.
WALSH, Langton Prendergast, CLE. (1890),
Egypt 1882 and other campaigns, late Vice-Cons.
Somaliland, has been Assist. Polit. Res. at Aden
and in Mahratta States : b. 1856. Res., 16 Grange
Pk., Ealing, W.
WALSH (JOHNSON-), Baronet. Sir Hunt
jclenry Allen Johnson-Walsh, 5th Bt. {Irel.
l775)> a T>.Jj. for Queen's Co. (High Sheriff 1900),
formerly Capt. King's Roy. Rif. Corps, served in
Manipur 1891 : son of 4th Bt., b. 1864, sue.
1893. Heir pres., his bro. Allen William (b.
1868 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cous. once rem. Jocelyn
Otvvay Johnson, b. 1837). Seat, Ballykilcavan,
Stradbally R.S.O., Queen's Co.
WALSH (JOHNSON-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady J.-W. (Harriet Anna, dau. of the late Rev.
Wm. B. Forde), mar. 1859 Sir Jno. A. Johnson-
Walsh, 4th Bt. (d. 1893). Res., with 5th Bt.
WALSHAM, Baronet. Sir John Walsham,
2nd Bt. {U.K. 1831), K.C.M.G. (1895), M.A., a
D.L. for Radnorsh., was Min. Plen. to China
1885-92, to Roumania 1892-4, and has been Sec.
of Legat. &c. at Madrid, Berlin, The Hague, and
Mexico, temp. Min. Plen. at Paris 1884-5 : son of
1st Bt., b. 1830, sue. 1874, mar. 1867 Florence,
dau. of the late Hon. Peter C. Scarlett, C.B., son
of 1st Bn. Abinger. Heir, his son John Scarlett
(b. 1869 > 2nd heir, next son, Percy Romilly,
b. 1871). Seat, Knill Ct., Kington, Herefordsh.
WALSlNGHAM, Baron. Thomas de Grey,
6th Bn. {Gt. Br.), M.A., LL.D.. F.R.S., F.L.S.,
F.Z.S., F.R.Bot.Soc, F.Entom.Soc. (Pres. 1889-
90), and a memb. of various Nat. Hist. Socs.
abroad; a D.L. for Norfolk and Chmn. Q.S.,
High Steward of Camb. Univ. and of the borough
of King's Lynn, a Trustee of Brit. Mus. and of
the Hunterian Mus., was a Lord-in- Waiting to
Queen Victoria 1874-5, an M.P. 1865-70 : son of
5th Bn. ; b. July 29, 1843; sue. 1870 {C); mar.
1877 Augusta Selina Elizabeth ("Leila"), dau. of
the late Wm. Locke, Esq., and widow of Lord
Burghersh, son of 11th E. of Westmorland.
Seats, Merton Hall, Thetford, Norfolk ; Aldwark
Manor House, Easingwold, Yorks. ; Bluber-
houses, Otley, same Co. ; town res., Eaton House,
66a Eaton Sq., S.W.
Creation. Gt. Br. : Bn. Walsingham, 1780.— Sir Wm.
de Grey (Kt.), Chief Justice of Common Pleas, was raised
to the Peerage by this title.
Titled Relatives.
(De Grey.)
Surviving issue of 5th Bn. (half-bros. and half-
sists. of present) :
(By 1ST MRRGE.
Present Baron, b. 1843,)
By 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. John Augustus de G., heir pres. to Barony,
B.A., Police Magist. at 8. Western Ct. London,
late Recorder of King's Lynn : b. 1849, mar. 1883
Elizabeth Henrietta, dau. of Patk. Orant, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. John de G.). Res., Leiston Old Abbey,
Leiston R.S.O., Suffolk; 73 Oakwood Ct., Kens.,
W. ; chain!)., z King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.G.
(2nd heir, his son George, b. 1834.)
Hon. Emily Augusta Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Alfred
Talbot, b. 1852, mar. 1882 Hon. Alfred T., son of
18th E. of Shrewsbury, q.v.
Hon. Beatrice, now Hon. Mrs. Walter Carpenter, b.
1853, mar. 1887, as 2nd wife, the late Adm. Hon.
Walter Cecil G. (d. 1904), also a son of 18th E. of
Shrewsbury (q.v.), but with newly assumed
surname.
Hon. Mabel de G., b. 1855. Res., 45 Cheyne Ct., S.W.
Hon. Robert Baynard de G., b. 1838.
Hon. Elizabeth Odeyne, now Hon. Mrs. Francis
Hodgson, b. 1861, mar. 1896 Rev. Fras. Hy. H.
Res., Clopton, Stratford-upon-Avon.
— Dau. -in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Arnald de G. (Margaret Maria, dau. of Rt.
Hon. Sir Spencer C. B. Ponsonby-Fane, G.C.B., son
of 4th E. of Bcssborough), mar. 1882 the late Rev.
the Hon. Arnald de G. (d. 1889). Res., Brympton,
Yeovil, Somerset; 19 Bryanston St., W.
WALTER, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Maiy
Anne Eliza, dau. of Jno. C. Athorpe, Esq.), mar.
1853 Capt. Sir Edwd. Walter, K.C.B. , founder of
the Corps of Commissionaires (d. 1904). Res.,
Perran Lodge, Branksome, Bournemouth.
WALTER, Maj. John MacNeill, D.S.O.
(1902), Devon Regt. ; N.W. Front. 1897-8, and S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861.
WALTERS, Vet.-Col. William Barker, C.B.
(Mil. 1894), F.R.C.V.S., Canada 1866 (Fenians),
Zulu War 1879, and Soudan 1885 as Princ. Vet.
Surg., ret. 1894: b. 1839. 112 Shooter's Hill
Rd., Blackheath, S.E.
WALTHALL, Capt. Edward Charles Walt-
hall Delves, D.S.O. (1900-1 ^ .R.A., S. Africa
1899-1902: b. 1874. Res.. Wistaston Hall,
Nantwich .
WALTON, Knight. Hon. Sir Joseph Walton,
Kt. Bach. (1901), B.A., late K.C. (1892), officially
"Mr. Justice Walton," a Judge of the King's
Baronetage, Knightage, <kc.
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Bench Div. of the High Ct. (hence " Hon."), prev.
Recorder of Wigan : b. 1845, mar. 1871 Teresa,
dau. of the late N. d'Arcy, Esq. Res., Shingle-
street, Woodbridge, Suffolk ; 11 Montagu Sq., W.
"WALTON, Frederick Thomas Granville,
CLE. (1888), F.S.A., M.I.C.E., Fell. Imper. Inst.,
Engr.-in-Ch. of Oudhand Rohilkand Eail. 1889-96,
constructed Godavari Bridge, formerly Assist,
j Engr. on G-N.R. : b 1840.
I WALWYN, Capt. Fulke James, D.S.O.
I (1900-1), Boy. Welsh Fus. ; Crete 1898, China
! 1900 : b. 1875.
WANDSWORTH, Baron. Sydney James
Stern, 1st Bn. {U.K.), Hon. Col. 4th Vol. Batt. E.
Surrey Regt., an M.P. 1891-5 : son of Vise, de
Stern (title dropped) ; b. 1845, cr. Bn. 1895 {L.),
unmrrd. and no heir. lies., 10 Gt. Stanhope St., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Wandsworth, 1895.
WANGARRATTA, Bishop of. Rt, Rev.
j 'Thomas Henry Armstrong, D.D., 1st Bp., prev.
Incumbt. of St. Columb and Archdn. of Gipps-
land : b. 1857, mar. 1892, cons. 1902. lies.,
Bishop's Lodge, Wangaratta, Victoria.
"WANTAGE, Baron's "Widow. The Lady W.
(Harriet Sarah Loyd-Lindsay, nee Hon. H. S.
Loyd, dau. of late Bn. Overstone), R.R.C., b.
1837, mar. 1858 the late 1st and only Bn. "Want-
age, K.C.B., T$<&, who had served in Crimea, and
was Lt.-Col. Scots Gds. and Hon. Artill. Co.,
Lord Lieut, of Berks., and Financ. Sec. to "War
Office, an M.P. 1865-85 (d. 1901). Res., Lockinge
House, "Wantage, Berks. ; Overstone Pk., North-
ampton; 2 Carlton Gdns., S.W.
WARBURTON, Knight's "Widow. Lady W.
(Mary, dau. of "Wm. Cecil, Esq.), mar. 1868 Col.
Sir Robt. Warburton, K.C.I.E., C.S.L (d. 1899).
Res., Hampton Ct. Palace.
"WARBURTON, Hon. Mrs.WiLLiA m (Parsons),
dau. of 2nd Bn. Ribblesdale.
WARBURTON, Col. William Pleace, C.S.I.
(1899), M.D., I.M.S. retd. (1899), has been Princ.
Med. Offr. Assam and Insp.-Gen. of Civ. Hosps.
N.W. Provs., and an Hon. Suig\ to Viceroy : b.
1843. Res., .Meadow Walk, Edinburgh.
WARBURTON (EGERTON-), Hon. Mrs.
Piers, dau. of 3rd Bn. de Saumarez.
WARD, family name of Dudley Earldom and
of Bangor Viscounty. Index to the two lines
and separate entries (all "Hons." unless "Ly."
marked; obs. " Warde" below) :
Alexandra, Ly. d. Gerald Era. F. d. Norah, b.
Bernard Matt. b. Gladys Hon., Ly.D. Robert Arth. d.
Cyril Aug. d. Jno. Hubert, d. Roderick J. d.
Dudley, Mrs. sep. K atlileen, b. Selina, Ly. d.
Emily, b. Maxwell R. C. b. Somerset R.H. A. b.
Evelyn, Ly. d. MorvythLiL.Ly.D.Wm. Jno., Mrs. b.
Georgiana, b.
WARD, Baron {Eng. 1644), a title of the
Dudley Earldom.
WARD, Knight (1 j . Col. Sir Edward Willis
Duncan Ward, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), A. S.C., served
in Soudan 1885, Ashanti 1895-6 (spec, serv.),
A.A.G. in S. Africa 1899-1900, and rendered valu-
able aid by collecting supplies for garrison and
inhabts. of Ladysmith, now Perm. Under Sec. for
War and Sec. to War Office and Army Counc. ;
has also been D. A.A.G. in Ireld. and for Home
Dist., and A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1853, mar-
1880 Florence Caroline, dau. of Henry M. Simons,
Esq. Res., 5 Wilbraham PI., Sloane St., S.W.
WARD, Knight (2). Hon. Sir Joseph George
Ward, K.C.M.G. (1901), M.E.C., Colon. Sec,
Min. of Rails., and Postmr.-Gen. for N. Zealand :
b. 1857. Res., i22Tinakori Rd., Wellington.
WARD, Knight (3). Sir William Ward, Kt.
Bach. (1900), C.V.O. (1904), Cons.-Gen. at Ham-
burg, formerly Cons, for various places in North
Germany, and for Maine, U.S.A., and numerous
districts in France : b. 1841, mar. 1872 Jenny
Maria, dau. of ths late Hy. Fowler, Esq., of
Memel. Res., Brit. Cons.-Gen., Hamburg.
WARD, Knight (4). Sir William Erskine
Ward, K.C.S.I. (i8j6), M.A., Ch. Commissr. of
Assam 1891-6, formerly Jud. Commissr. Lower
Burma : nephew of 3rd Vise. Bangor, b. 1838,
mar. 1866 Alicia Carolina, dau. of Edwd. Palmer,
Esq., of Calcutta. Res.. 8 Kent Gdns., Ealing, W.
WARD, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Annie
Sophia, dau. of the late Robt. Campbell, Esq.,
M.P. of N. S. Wales), mar. 1857 Maj.-Gen. Sir
Edward Wolstenholm Ward, K.C.M.G. (d. 1890).
Res., 16 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
WARD, Lieut. Arthur Claud, D.S.O. (1904),
Lanes. Fus. ; S. Africa 1899-1902, S. Nigeria
1902-3: b. 1878.
WARD, Charles James, C.M.G. (1891), a P.C.
and M.L.C. of Jamaica, gave material service to
Exhibn. there in 1891. Res., Kingston, Jamaica.
WARD, Hon. Mrs. Dudley, dau. of 1st Vise.
Esher.
WARD, Maj.-Gen. Francis William, C.B.
(Mil. 1894), Col. Comdt. R.A. ; Mutiny, Frontier
1863-4, and Afghn., has comd. R.A. in Punjab :
b. 1840. Res., 14 Cromwell Avenue, Highgate, N.
WARD, Col. Hemry Constantine Evelyn,
CLE. (1888), formerly Ind. Serv. ; Mutiny, N.W.
Front. 1858-9, &c, has been Prime Min. in Bhopal
and Commissr. Centr. Provs. : b. 1837. Res.,
3 Berkeley Avenue, Reading.
WARD, Adm. Thomas Le Hunte, C.B. (Mil.
1882), Baltic, E. Coast Africa 1874-5, and Egypt,
a Nav. A.D.C. to the late Queen, and Vice-Pres.
Ordn. Cmttee. 1884-7, ret- l89° : D- l83<> (gt.
grandson of 1st Vise. Bangor). Res., 13 Onslow
Gdns., S.W.
WARD (NELSON-), Capt. Philip, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1901), R.N., of H.M.S. ' Ophir,' late Navig.
Officer during Colon, tour of T.R.H. the present
Prince and Prss. of Wales : b. i860.
WARDE, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 13th Bn.
Inchiquin.
WARDE, Lady Harriet, dau. of 6th E. of
Guilford.
WARDL AW, Baronet. Sir Henry Wardlaiu,
17th Bt. {Scot. 1631), son of 16th Bt., b. 1867, sue.
1897, mar. 1892 Janet Montgomerie, dau. of Jas.
Wylie, Esq. Heir, his son Henry (b. 1894; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s uncle Peter, b. 1833). Res., changing.
WARDLE, Knight. Sir Thomas Ward'e, Kt.
Bach. (1897), F.G.S., F.C.S., head of a silk-dyeing
firm at Leek, Pres. of Silk Assoc. of Gt. Brit, and
Ireld., has acted as juror &c. on several Silk
Exhibns. : b. 1831, widower. Res., Leek, Staffs. :
Swainsley, Wetton, Ashbourne, Derbysh.
WARDLE, Lieut. Ernest Vivian Livesey,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Yorks. Regt.; S. Africa i?gc-
1902 : b. 1878.
WARE, Bishop— see " Barrow-in-Furness."
WARE, Arthur Wellington, C.M.G. (1901),
Mayor of Adelaide in. year of promotion : b. 1861.
Res\, Ispfield, Medindie, Adelaide.
WARE, Capt. Frank Cooke Webb, CLE.
(1901), I.A., a 2nd class Polit. Assist, in Balu-
chistan : b. 1866.
WARING, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Louisa
Rosamund, dau. of the late M. Hellyer, Esq., and
widow of H. J. Graham- Waffington, Esq.), mar.
1897, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Henry J. Waring
(d. 1903). Res., Osborne House, Plymouth.
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WARING, Francis John, C.M.G. (1893),
M.I.C.E., formerly Ch. Res. Engr. of Govt. Rails.
Ceylon, is a Consg. Engr. to Crown Agents for
Colonies: b. 1843. lies., Uva Lodge, Mount
Avenue, Ealing, W.
WARING, Lady (Susan Elizabeth) Clemen-
tine, dau. of 10th M. of Tweeddale.
WARKWORTH, Baron (Gt. Br. 1749), a title
of the Dukedom of Northumberland, lately
borne by the son of the heir.
WARNER, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Mary
Wilelmina, dau. of the late Jas. Carson, Esq.),
mar. 1873 Lt.-Col. Sir Jos. Hy. Warner, Counsel
to Chmn. of Committees H. of Lords (d. 1897).
Ees., 62 Eaton Sq., S.W.
WARNER, Lady Leucha Diana, dau. of 1st
Earl de Montalt (see " Hawarden ").
WARNER (LEE-), Knight. Sir William Lee-
Warner, K.C.S.I. (1898), M.A., M.R.A.S., Vice-
Pres. of Counc. Soc. of Arts, late Sec. to Polit. and
Secret Depts. Ind. Office, has been Und. Sec. to
Ind. Govt, in For. Dept., Sec. to Bombay Govt, in
various Depts., and Addit. Memb. of Viceroy's
Council, now a memb. of Counc. of India : b.
1846, mar. 1876 Ellen Paullina, dau. of Maj.-
Gen. Hy. Wm. Holland, C.B. Ees., Eaton Tower,
Caterham, Surrey.
WARNER (LEE-), Lady Dorothea Augusta,
dau. of 2nd E. of Munster.
WARRE, Rev. Edmond,C.B. (Civ. 1905), M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), D.D., late Head Master of Eton
Coll.. an Hon. Chapl. to H.M. and a Preb. of
Wells, formerly Hon. Col. 4th Vol. Batt. Oxi'ordsh.
L.I. : b. 1837.
WARRE, Capt. Henry Charles, D.S.O.
(1900-1), King's Roy. Rif. Corps; Hazara 1891,
Miranzai, Chitral Relief, and S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1866. Address, Bulford Camp, Salisbury Plain.
WARREN, Baronet. Sir Augustus Rivers-
dale Warren, 5th Bt. of Warren's Court {Irel.
1784), a D.L. for Co. Cork (High Sheriff 1867),
Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Roy. Munster Fus. (Mil.),
formerly Maj. 20th Regt., served in Crimea and
Mutiny: son of 4th Bt., b. 1833, suc- 1863, mar.
1898, 2nd husb. to 2nd wife, Ella Rosa, dau. of
Gen. Jno. O. Chichester (divorced her 1st husb.).
Heir, his son Augustus Riversdale John Blen-
nerhassett (b. 1865 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Augustus George Digby, b. 1898).
WARREN, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Charles
Warren, G.C.M.G. (1885. K.C.M.G. i883),K.C.B.
(Civ. 1888), (ret. 1905), Col. Comdt. R.E., F.R.S.,
served in Bechuanald. 1877-9 an(i 1 884-5 and m
Egypt, conducted explorations in Palestine, and
has been a Boundary Commissr. in S. Africa,
Admin, of Griqualand W., Gov. -Gen. of Red Sea
Littoral, &c, Ch. Commissr. Metropol. Police
1886-8, since in comd. of troops in Straits Settmts.
and in Thames Dist., was in comd. of 5th Div. of
S. African Army 1899-1900 (ret. 1905) ; is aKt. of
Justice St. John Jerus. : b. 1840, mar. 1864 Fanny
Margaretta, dau. of the late Saml. Haydon, Esq.
Ees., 10 Wellington Cresc., Ramsgate.
WARREN, Knight (2). Sir Pelham Laird
Warren, K.C.M.G. (1902), Brit. Cons.-Gen. at
Shanghai, prev. Cons, or Vice-Cons, at various
Chinese ports : b. 1845, mar. 1875 Mary Donni-
thorne Hum/rage. Ees., Brit. Cons.-Gen. Shanghai.
WARREN, Maj .-Gen. Arthur Frederick,
C.B. (Mil. 1874), Crimea, Mutiny, and Ashanti 1874,
comd. 32nd Regtl. Dist. 1881-6, ret. 1890 : b. 1830.
Ees., Worting House, Basingstoke, Hants.
WARREN, Maj .-Gen. Dawson Stockley, C.B.
(Mil. 1881), Crimea, Afghn. 1879^80, and Suakin,
has been A.A.G. at Rawal Pindi and Simla, and
comd. 7th and 57th Regtl. Dists. : b 1830. Ees.,
Gloucester House, Malvern Wells.
WARREN, Col. Falkland George Edge-
worth, C.M.G. (1880), R.A. retd. (1889) ; Mutiny,
Umbeyla, and Bhutan 1864-5, Ch. Sec. to Govt, of
Cyprus 1879-91 : b. 1834.
WARREN, Capt. Herbert Augustus, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), R.N., Burma 1885-7 : D- l855-
WARREN, Maj. William Joseph, C.M.G.
(1901), M.L.A. and Maj. Cape Mtd. Rifles: b.
1832. Ees., Bleak House, Kubusu Dist., Stutter-
heim, S. Africa.
WARREN (LEIGHTON-), Baronet's Widow.
Hon. Lady Leighton-Warren, nee Hon. Eleanor
Leicester Warren, dau. of 2nd Bn. De Tabley,
b. 1841, mar. 1864 Sir Baldwyn Leighton, 8th Bt.
(d. 1897), to whose surname she in 1900 added her
own former name. Ees., Tabley House, Knuts-
ford, Cheshire ; 94 Eaton Sq., S.W.
WARRENDER, Baronet. Capt. Sir George
John Scott War render, 7th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1715),
C.B. (Mil. 1902), M.V.O. (4th Class, 1904), R.N.,
served in Zululd. 1879 and China 1900, comd. a
Cruiser on H.M.'s Irish visit 1904 : son of 6th Bt.,
b. i860, suc. 1901, mar. 1894 the under-mentioned
Lady Maud Warrender. Heir, his son Victor
Alexander George Anthony (b. 1899 ; 2nd
heir, next son, b. 1903). Seat, Leasom, Rye,
Suss3x ; res., Bruntisfield House, Edinburgh ; 109
Gloucester PL, W.
WARRENDER, Lady (Ethel) Maud, wife
of preceding Baronet and dau. of 8th E. of
Shaftesbury, q.v.
WARRINGTON, Knight. Hon. Sir Thomas
Rolls Warrington, ISA,. Bach. (1904), M. A., officially
" Mr. Justice Warrington," a Judge of the
Chancery Div. of the High Ct. (hence "Hon."),
late K.C. and a memb. of Gen. Counc. of the
Bar (appd. Q..C. 1895) : b. 1851, mar. 1883 Emma
Maud, dau. of Decimus iSturges, Esq. Ees.,
Clyffe Hall, Mkt. Lavington, Wilts. ; 10 Montagu
Sq. W., < hamb., 346 Law Cts., W.C.
WARRY, William Taylor, I.S.O. (1903),
B. A., barrister-at-law, formerly Principal Clerk.
Charity CommssD., and anOfficl. Trustee : b. 1836!
WARWICK, Earl of, and Earl BROOKE.
Francis Richard Charles Guy Greville, 5th
Earl {Gt. Br.), Lord Lieut, of Essex, a D.L. and
C. C. for Warwicksh. (late 4th time Mayor of
Warwick), Lt.-Col. Comdg. War wicks. Imper.
Yeom. and Hon. Col. that of Essex, also of 3rd
Batt. Essex Reg*-. (Mil.), a Trustee and Gov. of
Rugby School, formerly an M.P. (as Lord Brooke) :
son of 4th E. ; b. Feb. 9, 1853; suc. 1893 (<?•) ;
mar. 1881 Frances Evelyn, dau. of the late Col.
Hon. Chas. H. Maynard, son of 3rd and last
Vise. Maynard. Seats, The Castle, Warwick ;
Easton Lodge, Dunmow, Essex {let.) ; town res.,
Warwick House, St. James's Palace, S.W.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. Brooke, 1621. Gt. Br. : Earl
Brooke, 1746 ; E. of Warwick, 1759.— The K,t. Hon. Sir
Fulke Greville, a Kt. of the Bath and Chancellor of the
Exchequer, was created 1st Bn. Brooke ; he was
descended on the female side from the brother of Wm.
de Beauchamp, 10th Earl of Warwick (died 1298) in
the original line. The 2nd Bn. was a General in the
Parliamentary Army at Edgehill and in the Siege of
Lichfield, during the latter of which he was killed
by a musket-ball. The 4th Bn. was one of the Com-
missioners who invited Charles II. to return. The
8th Bn. was promoted to be Earl Brooke ; and later,
when a pre-existing Earldom of Warwick had become
extinct, that title was added to his previous one. There
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had been Earls of Warwick from the time of William II.,
and the extinctions, forfeitures, and beheadings which
have followed them, make the title a rival in tragedy with
the Norfolk Dukedom. These concomitants, however,
have been happily absent from the present line of
descent. The 13th Earl of the original line (brother-in-
law of the famous " king-maker," who in 1450 was created
Earl for life) was promoted to be Duke of Warwick and
crowned "King of the Isle of Wight" by Henry VI. 's
own hand. These latter honours went no further than
himself, and his sister's husband, who received the Earl-
dom by a fresh creation, was slain at Barnet in 1471.
Edward IV. 's brother, the Duke of Clarence, was the
next recipient of the title, but he was attainted and
murdered, his three successors being all beheaded. The
second of the three who thus suffered was Margaret,
Countess of Salisbury and Warwick ; whilst the third,
who was previously Vise. L'Isle, was created Duke of
Northumberland two years before his execution. His son
was restored to the Earldom, but died childless in 1589,
when the title remained extinct till 1618. A new series
of eight Earls now followed, and upon the lapsing of
their line in 1759 that of the present Earl succeeded as
stated above. "Earl Brooke," being the older, is the
leading title upon the Roll.
Titlkd Relatives.
{Greville.)
Issue of present {5th) E. :
Lord Brooke, heir to Earldom : Leopold Guy Francis
Maynard G., M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), late 2nd
Lieut. 1st Life Guards, Extra A.D.C. to Lord
Milner in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1882.
Lady Marjorie Blanche Eva, now Visctss. Hehnsley,
b. 1884, mar. 1904 Vise. H., heir to E. of Feversham,
q.v.
The deceased Hon. Charles Algernon Cromartie G.,
b. 1885, d. 1887 (his father being then Lord Brooke).
Hon. Maynard G. , 2nd heir, b. 1898.
Lady Mercy G., b. 1904.
Issue of 4th E. (bros. and sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b 1853.)
Hon. Alwyn Henry Fulke G., M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902), an Extra Equerry to H.M., Capt. and Hon.
Maj. Warwicks. Imper. Yeom., formerly Capt.
King's Royal Rifle Corps : b. 1854, mar. 1888
Mabel Elizabeth Georgina, dau. of the late Ernald
Smith, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Alwyn G.). Rss., Dan-
bury PL, Chelmsford ; 52 Sth. Audley St., W.
Hon. Louis George G., late a 2nd Sec. at Tokio and
a clerk in For. Office: b. 1856, widower. Res.,
35 Berkeley Sq., W. ^
Lady Eva Sarah Louisa, now Lady E. Dugdale, a
Woman of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales : b. i860, mar. 1895 Frank D., Esq., an
Equerry in Waiting to H.R.H. the Prince. Res.,
Snitterneld, Stratford-upon-Avon; 35a Gt. Cum-
berland PI., W. ■ „ ,
Hon. Sidney Robert G., C.V.O. (1901), C B. (Civ. 1899),
a Groom-m- Waiting to H.M., Priv. Sec. to H M.
the Queen, twice Priv. Sec. to the late M. of Salis-
bury : b. 1866. Res., Ambassadors' Ct., St. James's
Palace, S.W.
WARWICK, Capt. John Abraham, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Warwick's Scouts; S. Africa 1900: b.
WASTE NEYS Baronetcy (Eng. 1622), long deemed
extinct, but assumed from 1887 by William Wasteneys of
St. Albans. Not established.
WATCHORN, Lt.-Col. Edward Thomas, CB.
(Mil. 1902), V.D., Tasmanian Imper. Bushmen;
S.Africa 1900-2 : b. 1856. i?es.,DaveySt.,Hobait.
WATERFIELD, Knight. Sir Henry Water-
field, G.C.I.E. (1902), K.C.S.I. ,1893), CB. (Civ.
1885), was Priv. Sec. to successive Sees, for India,
late financial Sec. Ind. Off., prev. to Statistics and
Commerce Dept. : b. 1837, mar. 1885, 2nd wife,
Mary Augusta, dau. of Edwd. Obre Shee, Esq.
WATERFIELD, Maj. Arthur Charles Mal-
leson, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1902), I.A., Hazara
1888 and 1891, Chitral Relief, N.W. Front., S.
Africa 1899-1901 : b 1866.
WATERFORD, Bishop of— see "Cashel."
WATERFORD, Earl of (1446), Irish title of
the Shrewsbury Earldom.
WATERFORD, Marquess of. Henry de
la Poer Beresford, 6th Marq. (Trel.) and a
Bt., sits as Bn. Tyrone (Gt. Br.); K.P. (1902),
a D.L. for Northumbd., a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus., Lt.-Col. comdg. S. of Irel. Imper. Yeom.,
late Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds., served in S. Africa
1902 : son of 5th M. ; b. April 28, 1875 ; sue. 1895
(C); mar. 1897 Lady Beatrix Frances {Petty-) Fitz- \
mnurice, Lady of Grace St. John Jerus., dau. of '
5th M. of Lansdowne, K.G. Seats, Curraghmore,
Portlaw R.S.O., Co. Waterford ; Ford Castle,
Coruhill R.S.O., N'thumb.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. La Poer, 1375 by writ Vise.
Tyrone and Bn. Beresford, 1720; E. of Tyrone, 1746; M.
of Waterford, 1789 • a Bt. 1665. Gt. Br. : Bn. Tyrone,
1786.— ' Burke' gives us the precise date of creation of |
the original Barony, but does not give the name of its |
first holder, so that it appears doubtful whether he is 1
satisfied of its existence; Bn. le Power, however (a j
title under attainder from about 1700, and the heir to I
which is E. de P. de la Poer, Esc|.), he gives us as a !
descendant of Robt. He Poller, Knight Marshal
and Joint Governor of Ireland in 1179. The 6th Bn. j
was in 1672 created Earl of Tyrone and Vise. Decies,
but these titles expired with the 3rd Earl. The j
daughter of this last, however, who was allowed the \
Barony of La Poer in fee, married Sir Marcus Beresford,
4th Bt., and to him were accorded the Viscty. of Tyrone
and subsequently a renewal of the lapsed Earldom. The
2nd Earl was elevated to the Marquessate and created
Bn. Tyrone of Gt. Britain, whilst on the death of his
mother he inherited also the Barony of La Poer— the
only Irish Peerage besides the Massereene Viscty. which
is open to female succession. The 4th Marq. was in holy
orders, whilst the sth, who had represented Co. Water-
ford in Parliament, became its Lieutenant, a K.P.,and
Master of the Buckhounds.
Titled Relatives.
(Beresford.)
Issue of present {5th) 31. :
Lady Blanche Maud de la Poer B., b. 1898.
Lady Katherine Nora de la Poor B., b. 1899.
Earl of Tyrone, heir to Marquessate : John Charles
de la Poer B., b. 1901.
Lady Beatrix Patricia de la Poer B., b. 1902.
Lord B. , 2nd heir, b. 1905.
Surviving issue of 5th M. (sists. of present) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1875.)
Lady Susan de la Poer, now Lady Susan Dawnay,
b. 1877, twin with dec. sist., mar. 1902 Capt. Hon.
Hugh D., D.S.O., son of 8th Vise. Downe, q.v.
Lady Clodagh de la Poer, now Lady Clodagh Anson,
b. 1879, mar. 1901 Hon. Claud A., son of 2nd E. of
Lichfield.
Issue of 4th M. (uncles of present) :
(The late 5th Marquess, b. 1844, d. 1895.)
Lord Charles William de la Poer B., K C.B.,
K.C.V.O., b. 18,6-see " Beresford, Kt."
Lord Marcus Talbot de la Poer B., M.V.O. (4th j
Class, 1901), an Extra Equerry to H.M. and Mana-
ger of Stud, formerly Lieut. 7th Hussars and ;
A.D.C. to Lord Lieut, of Ireld. : b. 1848, mar. I
1895 Louisa Katherine, dau. of the late Maj. -Gen. I
Chas. W. Ridley, CB. (Lady Marcus B.). Res.,
Bishopsgate, Englefield Grn., nr. Staines.
Lord Delaval James de la Poer B., late Lieut, in
Leic. Mil., b. 1862. Res., in Mexico.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady William B., see' Marlborough, Duke's Widow."
WATERLOO, Prince of (Nethds. 1815), a title
accorded to the 1st D. of Wellington.
WATERLOW, Baronet. Sir Sydney Hedley
Waterlow, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1873; Kt. Bach. 1867),
K.C.V.O. (1902), a D.L. for Kent, Lieut, for City
of Lond., Ld. Mayor 1872-3, Aid. 1863-83, Sheriff
of Lond. and Middx. 1866-7, and nas Deen three
times an M.P. ; a Dir. of S. E. & Ch. Rail, and of
Union Bk., Chmn. Improved Industr. Dwellings
Co., and Vice-Pres. City and Guilds of Lond. Inst.,
late head of the printing and stationery firm in
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Directory of Peeracje,
WAT
Finsbury, presented to the Metropolis his High-
gate estate of 30 acres, with a gift of £6,000, for
the formation of Waterlow Park : son of the
late Jas. "Waterlow, Esq., of Huntington Lodge,
Surrey ; b. 1822, mar. 1882, 2nd wife, Margaret,
dau. of the late "Wm. Hamilton, Esq., of Cali-
fornia. Heir, his son Philip Hickson (b. 1S47;
2nd heir, latter's son Edgar Lutwyche, b. 1870).
-Sm^sTrosley Towers, Wrotham, Sevenoaks, Kent ;
Monterey, Cannes, France : town res., 29 Ches-
ham PI., S.W.
WATERLOW, Knight. Sir Ernest Albert
Waterlow, Kt. Bach. (1902), R.A. (el. 1903), Pres.
of Roy. Soc. of Painters in Water Colours : b.
1850, widower. Res., 1 Maresfield Gdns., Fitz-
John's Avenue, Hampstead, N.W.
WATERLOW, Maj. James Francis, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 2nd Vol. Batt. Roy. W. Surr. Regt. ; S.
Africa in C.I.V. 1899-1900 : *b. 1869. Hes., Fonte-
nay, Cranford Hill, Maidenhead.
WATERMEYER, Capt. Joubert Henry Hut-
ton, D.S.O. (1900-1), Cape Town Highlders. ;
Bechuanald. 1897, S. Africa 1899-1900, was a
Colon. A.D.C. to Lord Roberts : b. 1867.
WATERPARK, Baron. Henry Anson Caven-
dish, 4th Bn. (Irel.) and a Bt. {Gt. Br.) ; a D.L.
for Derbysh., formerly Capt. Staffordsh. Yeom.
and a clerk in For. Off. : son of 3rd Bn. ; b. April
14, 1839; sue. 1863; mar. 1873 Emily, dau. of the
late Jno. Stenning, Esq. Seat, Doveridge, Derby.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Waterpark, 1792. Gt. Br. : A
Bt. I75S-— The wife of the Rt. Hon. Sir Henry Caven-
dish, and Bt., M.P., Receiver-General of Ireland, was
raised to the Peerage as Bnss. Waterpark, with re-
mainder to issue male by Sir Henry. The 1st Bt. had
accompanied his kinsman the 4th D'ike of Devonshire
to Ireland on his appointment as Lord Lieutenant.
Titled Relatives.
(Cavendish.)
Issue of present (4th) Bn.:
Hon. Mary C, b. 1873.
The late Hon. Henry C, b. 1875, d. 1897.
Hon. Winifred, now Hon. Mrs. George Strutt, b. 1S80,
mar. 904, G. Aehton S., Esq. Rjs., Merton House,
Ashover, Chesterfield.
Hon. Morah Lilian C, b. 1881.
Hon. Charles Frederick. C, heir to Barony,
Lieut. R.N. : b. 1883. (2nd heir, his 2nd cousin
Henry Slieppard Hart C, b. 1876.)
Issue of 3rd Bn. (sists. of present) :
Hon. Eliza Anne, now Hon. Mrs. (Haughton) Okeover,
b. 1838, mar. 1859 Haughton Chas. 0., Esq. Res.
Okeover Hall, Staffs., nr. Ashbourne.
(Present Baron, b. 1839.)
■Hon. Adelaide, now Hon. Mrs. Samuel Clowes, Maid
of Hon. to the late Queen for a few weeks prior to
her own mrrge.: b. 1841, mar. 1863 the late Saml.
Wm. C, Esq., formerly an M.P. (d. 1898). Res
10 Egerton PL, Brompton Kd., S.W.
H m Susan Frederica C, b. 1843. Res., Mapleton,
Ashbourne, Derbysh.
WATERS, Lt.-Col. Robert, C.B. (Mil. 1S91),
M.D., A.M.S. retd. (1890) ; Ashanti 1873-4. Nile
1864-5, has been Princ. or Admin. Med. Offr. in
W. African Settmts. and in Quetta and Sirhind
D,s's. : b. 1835. Res., Whita Fort, Tubbermore,
Masherafelt, Co. Londondeny.
WATERS, Col. Wallscourt Hely Hutchin-
son, C.V.O. (1901), C.M.G. (1904), R.A., late Mil.
Attache at St. Petersburg and at Berlin, was
D.A.A.G. t03rdDiv. S. Afr. Army 1899-1900, prev
at Headqrs. : b. 1855. Club, Army and Navy.
WATHEN, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Mary
Anne, dau. of the late Jno. Sexton, Esq.), mar
1st, 1883. Sir Chas. Wathen, six times Mayor of
Bn&tol (d. 1893) ; 2nd]y, 1895, Jno. P. Bate, Esq.
— retaining title by courtesy.
WATHERSTON, Lt.-Col. Alan Edward Gar-
rard, C.M.G. (1903), R.E., Chief Brit. Commissr.
on the Anglo-French Boundary Commssn. and Dir.
of the Mines Survey Dept. of the Gold Coast 1901-4, \
now Ch. Commissr. of Protect, of Northn.TeT-rits. : j
b. 1867. ZiVs.,Gumbxgi.,Nthn.Territs.,Gold Coast. 1
WATK1N, Baronet. Sir Alfred Mellor Wat- j
kin, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1880), a D.L. for Middx. and a
Dir. of the S.E. & Chat, and Gt. Centr. Rails., an
M.P. 1877-80: son of istBt., b. 1846, sue. 1901, mar.
1876 Catherine Elizabeth, dau. of the late Very Rev.
Dean Payne Smith. No heir. Seats, The Chalet,
Beddgeleit, Carnarvon ; Dunedin Lodge, Folke-
stone.
W ATKINS, Frederick Henry, I.S.O. (1904),
Commissr. of Montserrat, prev. in posts at St.
Lucia, St. Vincent, &c. : b. 1859. Res., Mont-
serrat, Loaward Is.
WATKENS, Lady Muriel Maud Stuart, dau.
of nth E. of Lindsay.
WATNEY, Knight. Sir John Watne.y, Kt.
Bach. (1900), F.S.A., Hon. Sec. of City and Guilds
of Lond. Inst, and Clerk to Mercers' Co., a Lieut,
of the City : b. 1834, mar. 1864 Elizabeth, dau.
of Stephen Dendy, E q. Res., Shermanbury
House, Reigate ; town address, Mercers' Hall,
Ironmonger Ln., E.C.
WATNEY, Lady (Gwendolen) Margaret,
dau. of 5th E. of Portsmouth.
WATSON Barony {Life Peerage, U.K. 1880)
— extinct from death of only Bn. in 1899.
Issue.
(Watson.)
Hon. Thomas Henry IF., barrister-at-law, b. 1S69,
mar. 1897 Caroline Mary, dau. of Hon. Lord Adam,
Ld. of Session (Hon. Mrs. Watson). Res., The Cot-
tage, Bridgetown, Dulverton K.S.O., Somerset;
chamb., 2 New Sq., Line. Inn, W.C.
Hon. Janet (" Netta") Marion IF., b. 1872. Res., with
Hon. Kenneth.
Hon. William W., Advoc. in Scotld., b. 1G73, mar.
1902 Sophia Marjorie, dau. of Jno. J. Cowan, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. AVilliam W.). Res., 31 Abercrombie
PI., Edinburgh.
Hon. Adam George IF., W.S., late Lieut. Qn.'s Rif.
Vol. Brig., Lothn. Regt. : b. 1876, mar. 1904 Gwen-
doline Mary, dau. of Prof. Richd. Lodge of Edinb.
Univ. (Hon. Mrs. Adam W.). Res., 7 Abercrombie
PL, Edinburgh.
Hon. (David) Kenneth IF., solicitor, b. 1878. Res.,
2 Radnor PL, Gloucester Sq., W.
Hon. Ronald Banna tyne IF.-, b. 1833.
WATSON, Baronet of Earnock. Sir John
Watson, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1895), son of 2nd Bt., b.
1898, sue. 1903. Heir pres. his bro. Derrick
William Ingleeield (b. 1901 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s
uncle Thomas William, b. 1864). Seat, Earnock,
Hamilton, Lanarksh.
WATSON, Baronet of Henrietta Street. Sir
Arthur Townley Watson, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1866),
K.C. (i835), M.A. : son of 1st Bt., b. 1830, sue.
1S82, widower. Heir, his son Charles Rush-
worth (b. 1865 ; 2nd heir, next son, Capt. Arthur
Gordon Ca'ton-Watson, b 1870). Res., Reigate
Lodge, Reigate ; 39 Lowndes Sq., S.W.
WATSON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Dowager
Lady W. of Earnock (Harriet Drury, dau. of Ihe
late Peter Mackenzie, Esq . , and widow of David L.
Gibson, Esq.), mar. 1879, 2nd wife to 2nd husb.,
Sir Jno. Watson, 1st Bt. (d. 1898). Res., Kil-
graston, Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh. —
(2) Lady W. of Earnock (Edith Jane, dau. of
Wm. Hy. Nott, Esq.), mar. 1893 Sir Jno. Watson,
2nd Bt. (d. 1903). Res., with 3rd Bt.
WATSON, Knight (1). Col. Sir Charles
Moore Watson, K.C.M.G. (1505), C.B. (Civ. 1902),
M.A., R.E. retd. (1902), served in Soudan 1874-5
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and Egypt, remaining1 in latter country as a Pacha
and Go v.- Gen. of Red Sea Littoral, late Dep.
Insp.-Gen. Fortificns., was A.D C. to Gen. Sir
Lintorn Simmons 1878-80; Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1844, mar. 1880 Genevieve, dau. of the
late Rev. R. Cook. Res., 43 Thurloe Sq., S?W
WATSON, Knight (2). Gen. Sir John Watson ,
G.C.B. (Mil. 1902; K.C.B. 1886), W (1857), I.A.
Supernum. List ; served in Punjab 1848-9, Mutiny,
Eusofzai, Afghan War, &c. and was in comd. of
Cav. Brig, despatched to Malta 1878, an A.D.C.
to Queen Victoria. 1870-81, Gov.-Gen.'s Agent at
Baroda 1881-6, now Col. 13th Lancers, I.A. :
b. 1829, widower. Res., North Ct., Finchamp-
stead, Wokingham, Berks.
WATSON, Knight (3). S'r Patrick Heron
Watson, Kt. Bach. (1903), V.D., M D., LL.D.,
F.R.S., P.R.C.S.E. & I., a D.L. for Co. of City of
Edinburgh, Hon. Surg, to the King in Scotland,
served in Crimea , and as Brigade Surg, to Forth
Brigade (retd.) : b. 1832, mar. 18— Elizabeth Gor-
don, dau. of the late James Miller, Esq., F.R.C.S.
Res., 16 Charlotte Sq., Edinburgh.
WATSON, Knight (4). Sir William Watson,
Kt. Bach. (1897) , M. A., Licent. Civ. Engrg. , Chmn.
City of Dublin Steam Packet Co., Dir. Brit, and
Ir. ditto and of Dubl. and Wicklow Rail. . a D L. for
City of Dublin, Commissr. of Irish Lights, &c. : b.
1842, widower. Res., 25 Fitzwilliam PL, Dublin.
WATSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Margaretta, dau. of Gen. Jno. Campbell), mar.
1864 Adm. Sir George W. Watson, K.C.B. (d.
1897). Res., Hong Kong Hut, Mannamead, Ply-
mouth.—(2) Lady W. (Mary, dau. of Edwd.
Caird, Esq.), mar. 1866 Sir W. Renny Watson,
Chmn. Glasgow and S.W. Rail. (d. 1900).
WATSON, Lady Anna, sist. of 8th E. of
Stamford.
WATSON, Capt. Charles Frederic, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Roy. W. Surr. Regt. ; S. Africa 1893-
1902 : b. 1877.
WATSON, Capt. Harold Farnell, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lanes. Fus. ; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1899-1902 : b. 1876.
WATSON, Maj . James Kiero, C.M.G. (1901),
M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), D.S.O. (1896), late
King's Roy. Rif . Corps ; Burma 1891-2, Dongola,
and Soudan 1898, an A.D.C. to Lord Kitchener in
S. Africa 1899-1901, now to the Khedive of Egypt :
b. 1805.
WATSON, Maj. John James Curl, CLE.
(1901), M.A., M.D., R.A.M.C., China 1900 as
Prine. Med. Offr. : b. i85i,
WATSON, Hon. Mrs. Solomon, dau. of 17th
Bn. Teynham.
WATSON, Capt. William Ernest, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 6th Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. 1876.
WATT, Knight. Sir George Walt. Kt. Bach.
(1903) , CLE. (1885) , M.B., LL.D. , F.L.S.,Corresp.
Memb. Pharmac, Roy. Hort., and Agric. Hort.
Soc. (Ind.), formerly Prof, of Botany at Calcutta
Univ. and Reporter on Econ. Products to Ind.
Govt. : b. 1851, mar. 1873 Jane, dau. of the late
Robt. Simmie, Esq. Res., Tara Devi, Lion Gt.
Gdns., Richmond, Surrey.
WATT, Capt. John Alexander, D.S.O. (1902),
S. Austral. Colonials ; S. Africa 1901-2.
WATT, Lady Violet J ulia Charlotte Maria,
dau. of 5th E. of Roden.
WATTS, Kvight, Sir Philip Watts. K.C.B.
I (■Civ. 1905), F.R.S., Dir. of Nav. Construction.
WATTS, Francis, C.M.G. (1904), Dir. of
Agric. in Antigua and Analyt. and Agric.
Chemist, an M.E.C. Res., Antigua.
WATTS, James, C.M.G. (1901), Tien-tsin Vol.
Corps ; carried despatches through Chinese lines
in June 1900.
WATTS, Col. William W., C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Lt.-Col. comdg. 3rdBatt. Welsh Regt. (Mil.) and
Hon. Col. 1st Cadet Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps.;
S. Africa 1899-1901, a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jerus. : b. 1858. Club, Jun. Army and Navy.
WATJCHOPE.Capt. Arthur Grenfell, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Black Watch ; S. Africa 1899-1901, Extra
A. D.C. to Gov. of the Cape : b. 1874.
WAUCHOPE, Maj. David Alexander, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Lothians and Berwicks. Imper. Yeom. ;
S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1871.
WAUCHOPE (DON-), Baronet. Sir John
Douglas Don-Wauchope, 9th Bt. (Scot. 1667),
B. A., formerly Lieut. Lothian Mil. : son of 8th
Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1893. Heir -pres., his bro.
Andrew Ramsay (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Patrick Hamilton, W. S., b. 1863) . Seats, Edmon-
stone, Gilmerton, Midlothian ; Newton House,
Millerhill, Dalkeith, same Co.
WAUCHOPE (DON-), Baronet's Widow.
~Ls.dxD.-W. (Bethia Hamilton, dau. of the late
Andrew Buchanan, Esq.), mar. 1853 Sir John
Don-Wauchope, 8th Bt. (d. 1893). Res., 12 Ainslie
PI., Edinburgh.
WAVELL, Maj .-Gen. Archibald Graham,
C. B. (Mil. 1900-1), Zululd. and Basutold. 1879-81,
comd. 15th Brigade in S. Afr. War 1900-1, late
A.A.G. for Recruiting at Headqrs., ret. 1903 :
b. 1843. Res., Cranborne Lodge, nr. Salisbury.
WAY, Peiv. Counc. and Baronet. Rt. Hon.
Sir Samuel James Way, P.C (Gt. Br. 1897), 1st
Bt. (U.K. 1899), D.C.L., LL.D., Lt.-Gov. (under
Lord Northcote) and Ch. Justice of the State of S.
Australia, Ghana of Adelaide Univ., Australasn.
Repres. on Jud. Cmttee. Priv. Counc, late Q.C
(Austral. 1871) : son of Rev. Jas. Way, of Adelaide ;
b. 1836, mar. 1898, as 2nd husbd., Katharine
Gollan, widow of W. A. S. Blue, Esq. No present
heir. Res., Montefiore, Nth. Adelaide; Kad-
lunga, Mintaro ; Sea View, Noarlunga — all in S.
Australia.
WAY, Hon. Mrs. Albert, dau. of 1st Bn.
Stanley of Alderley.
WAY, Capt. Alfred Cotton, D.S.O. (1894),
late W. India Regt. ; Burma 1885-9 and agst.
Sofas 1894 : b. i860. Res., Old Manor House,
East Molesey, Surrey.
WAY, Staff Capt. William, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), R.N., Ashanti 1873-4, Egypt, and
Soudan, was Harbour Master at Bermuda 1890-5 :
b. 1847. lies-> J7> Leigham St., The Hoe, Ply-
mouth.
WAY (SAMPSON-), Mai .-Gen. Nqwell Fitz-
Upton, C.B. (Mil. 1885), R.M. retd. (1895) ; E.
Soudan 1884-5 : assumed name of Sampson 1897 :
b. 1838. Res., Henbury, Bristol.
WAYNE, Hon. Mrs. Herman, dau. of 14th
Bn. St. John of Bletso.
WEARE, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Char-
lotte Georgiana, dau. of Rev. Chas. Oxenden,
son of 7th Bt.), mar. 1850 Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry E.
Weare, K.C.B. (d. 1898, Dec. 31). Res., 6 Court-
field Gdns., S. Kens., S.W.
WEATHERALL, Col. Henry Burgess, C.B.
(Mil. 1902), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Cel. 5th Batt. Roy.
Fas. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1902.
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WEL
WEBB, Bishop. Rt. Rev. Allan Becher Webb,
D. D., Dean of Salisbury, late 4th Bp. of Grahams-
town (1883-98), prev. Bp. of Bloernfontein and
Bp. Assist, in Dioceses of Moray and Brechin : b.
1839. Res., The Deanery, Salisbury.
WEBB, Knight. Sir Aston Webb, Kt. Bach.
(1904), R.A., F.S.A., F.RI.B A. (Vice-Pres.
1893-7), has bfen Pres. of Architect. Assoc., and
designed the Victoria Memorial and many public
bdgs. : b. 1849, mar. 1876 Marian, dau. of the
late David Everett, Esq , F.R C.S. Res., 1
Hanover Terr., Ladbroke Sq., W., and 19 Queen
Anne's Gt., Westmr., S.W.
WEBB, Arthur Lewis, C.M.G. (1903), Dir.-
Gen. of Reservoirs in Egypt. Res., Cairo, and
13 Gt. Russell Mansns., W.C.
WEBB, Frederick William, C.M.G. (1894),
F.R.S. (N.S.W.), late Clerk in Leg. Assemb. N.S.
Wales and Sec. to National Australas. Conven-
tion: b. 1837. Res., Livadia, Condamine St.,
Manly, N.S.W.
WEBB, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dau. of 16th Bn.
Saye and Sele.
WEBB, Col. Walter George, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
late Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col. S. Staffs. Mil.
! (ret. 1898) : b. 1838. Club, Jun. Conserv.
WEBBE, Lady Cecilia Leila, dau. of 18th
E. of Erroll.
WEBER, Knight. Sir Hermann Weber, Kt.
Bach. (1899), M.D., F.R.C.P., Consg. Phys. to
German Hosp. and Ventnor Roy. Hosp. for Con-
sumption, Fellow of Roy. Med. Chirurg. Soc. of
Lond. and of numerous med. and scient. bodies at
home and abroad, also author oi various med.
works and papers : b. 1823, mar. 1854 Matilda,
dau. of J. F. Gruning, Esq. Res., 10 Grosvenor
St., w.
WEBSTER, family name of Alverstoxe
Barony (no issue of the name). .
WEBSTER, Baronet. Sir Augustus
Frederick Walpole Edward Webster, 8th Bt.
{Eng. 1703), formerly Capt. Gren. Gds. : son of
7th 'Bt., b. 1864, suc/1886, mar. 1895 Mabel, dau.
of the late Hy. Crossley, Esq. Heir, his son
Godfrey Vassal George Augustus (b. 1897;
2nd heir, a remote ©ou*in,Henty Boddington W.,
b. 1825). Seat, Battle Abbey, Battle, Sussex.
WEBSTER, Col. Arthur Georoe, C.B. (Mil.
1884), 19th Hussars retd. (1884); Mutiny, Egypt,
and Soudan: b. 1837. Ess., Fairlea, Bassett,
i Southampton.
WEBSTER, Edmund Forster, CLE. (1888),
1 formerly Ch. Sec. to Madras Govt, and Memb.
j Counc. Fort St. George. Res., Norton Ct., Sitting-
bourne, Kent.
WEBSTER, Capt. William, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), Coldstrm. Gds. retd., Clerk Contr. in Lord
Steward's Dept. : b. 1844. Res., 24 Dry burgh Rd.,
Putney, SW.
WEDDERBURN, Baronet. Sir William
Wedderburn, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1803), late an M.P.,
formerly Ch. Sec. to Govt, of Bombay, in I. C.S.
1859-87, is a C.C. for Glouc. : son of 2nd Bt. and
bro. of 3rd, b. 1838, sue. 1882, mar. 1878 Mary
Blanche, dau. of the late Henry W. Hoskyns, Esq.
Heir pres., by special remainder, his 2nd cous. once
rem. Maj. John Andrew Wedderburn- Ogilvy (b.
1818; 2nd heir, latter's son of same name, b.
1866). Res., Meredith, Gloucester.
»#* This was originally a Baronetcy of Scotland, con-
ferred 1704 hut forfeited 1746, the 5th Bt. being executed
after Culloden for complicity in the Stuart rebellion.
His grandson, who would have been 7th Bt. of Scotland,
received a new patent of U.K. in 1803.
WEDGWOOD, Maj. Cecil, D.S.O. (1902),
late 4th Batt. N. Staffs. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa
1899-1902.
WEDGWOOD, Hon. Mrs. Josiaii, dau. of late
Bn. Bowen.
WE1CK, Baron {Scot. 1677)— see "Breadal-
bane, M. of."
WEIGALL, Lady Rose Sophia Mary, dau. of
I 11th E. of Westmorland.
WELBY, Baron. Reginald Earle Welbij,
j 1st Bn. (U.K.), G.C.B. (Civ. 1892; K.C.B. 1882),
B.A., late Perm. Sec. to Treasury, prev. Head
I of Finance Dept. and Aud. of Civ. List, has been
a Co. Aid. for London and Chmn. L.C.C. : son of
the late Rev. Jno. Earle Welby, 6th son of 1st
I Bt. ; b. Aug. 3, 1832; cr. Bn. 1894 (L.) ; un-
i mrrd., and no heir. Res., 11 Stratton St., Picca-
dilly, W.
Crkation. U.K. : Bn. Welby, 1894.
WELBY, Baronet. Sir Charles Glynne
: Earle Welby, 5th Bt. (U.K. 1801), C.B. (Civ.
1897) , M.A., M.P. for Newark Div. (0.), a
D.L. and Co. Aid. for Kesteven Div. of Lin-
colnsh., was 1900-2 Assist, "did. Sec. of State I
for War, formerly Lieut, in Leic. Mil. : son of 4th
Bt. (Sir Wm. E. Welby-Gregory) , b. 1865, sue.
1898, mar. 1887 Maria Louisa Helen, dau. of the
late Lord Aug. H. C. Hervey, M.P., son of 2nd
M. of Bristol. Heir, his son Richard William
Gregory (b. 1888 ; 2nd heir, next son, Oliver
Charles Earle, b. 1902). Seat, Denton Manor,
Grantham ; toivn res., 34 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
WELBY, Baronet's Widow. Hon. Lady W.
(Victoria Alexandrina Maria Louisa, dau. of Hon.
Chas. J. Stuart-Wortley and granddau. of 1st
Bn. Wharncliffe), formerly a Maid of Honour to 1
Queen Victoria (hence "Hon.") : b. 1837, mar.
1863 Sir Wm. Earle Welby-Gregory, 4th Bt. (d. |
1898) , whose additional name of Gregory she did
not adopt. Res., Duneaves, Harrow, Middx.
AVE LB Y, George Earle, C.M.G. (1905), Brit.
Min. and Cons.-Gen. at Bogota.
WELCH, Capt. David Nairne, C.V.O. (1902),
R.N. retd. (1876), formerly comd. Roy. Yachts
'Fairy' and 'Alberta:' b! 1825. Res., Virginia,
Falmouth.
WELCHMAN, Lieut. Edward Theodore,
D.S.O. (1902), W. Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1901-2:
b. 1881.
WEiJJON, Baronet. Sir Anthony Arthur
Weldon, 6th Bt. (Irel. 1723), D.S.O. (1900-1), B.A.,
Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. 4th Batt. Leinst. Regt.
(Mil.) and A.D.C. to Fd.-Marsh. Vise. Wolseley,
served in S. Africa 1899-1900: son of 5th Bt.,
b. 1863, sue. 1900, mar. 1902 Winifred, dau. of the
late Col. Varty-Rogers. Heir, his son Anthony
Edward Wolseley (b. 1902; 2nd heir, next son,
b. 1905). Seats, Kilmoroney, Athy, Co. Kildare ;
Rahinderry, Queen's Co., nr. Athy.
WELDON, Baronet's Widow. Lady W.
(Elizabeth Caroline Thomasina, dau. of the late
Col. Arthur Kennedy), mar. 1862 Sir Anthony
Crosdil Weldon, 5th Bt. (d. 1900). Res., Kil-
moroney, as above.
WELDON, Capt. Francis Harry, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Sherwd. Foresters; S. Africa 1900: b.
1869 (grandson of 4th Bt.).
WELDON, William Henry, C.V.O. (1902),
F.S.A., Norroy King of Arms, formerly Windsor
Herald and Registrar of the Coll. of Arms : b. 1837.
Address, College of Arms, On. Victoria St., E.G.
WELLAND, Bishop— see "Down."
WELLDON, Bishop. Rt. Rev. James Edward
Cowell Welldon, D.D., late Bp. of Calcutta and
Metropolitan (see note there) , prev. Head Master of
WEL
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. WEM 647
Dulwich Coll. and Harrow School, and a Chapl. in
Ord. to Queen Victoria, has been Hulsean Lec-
turer at Cambridge and is author of several
works, now a Canon Resid. of "Westminster : b.
1854, cons. 1898, ret. 1901. Res., Little Cloisters,
Westmr. Abbey, S.W.
WELLER, Lady Marion Jane, dau. of 3rd M.
of Ely.
WELLES, Baron (Irel. 1781)— see " Ranfurly,
E. of."
WELLESLEY, family name of Wellington
Dukedom and of Cowley Earldom : see former
for " Lords " and " Ladies," latter for " Hons."
WELLESLEY, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Elizabeth Doughty, dau. of the late Robt.
Lukyn, Esq.), mar. 1853 Adm. Sir Geo. G.
Wellesley, G.C.B., gt. grandson of 1st E. of
Mornington (d. 1901). lies., 17 Chester Sq., S.W.
WELLESLEY, Viscount (Irel. 1760) — see
" Wellington, D. of."
WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Bishop of. Rt. Rev.
Frederic Wallis, D.D., 3rd Bp., formerly Dean
of Caius Coll. Camb. and Lect. in Divinity, Exam.
Chapl. to Bp. of Salisbury 1886: b. 1853, mar.
1894, cons. 1895. Res., Bishopscourt, Wellington,
N.Z.
WELLINGTON, Duke of. Arthur Charles
Wellesley, K.G. (1902), G.C.V.O. (same year),
4th Duke {U.K.), E. of Mornington (Irel.), with
numerous foreign titles as below ; a D.L. for
Hants., Col. Gren. Gds. retd. (1900), formerly
comdg. 1st Batt. : bro. of 3rd Duke, grandson
of 1st, and son of Maj.-Gen. Lord Chas.
Wellesley ; b. March 15, 1849; sue. 1900 (C.) ;
mar. 1872 Kathleen Emily Bulkeley, dau. of the
late Capt. Robt. G. Williams. Seats, Strath-
lieldsaye, Mortimer R.S.O., Berks.; Ewhurst
Pk., Basingstoke ; town res., Apsley House, Hyde
Pk. Corner, W.
Creations. U.K. : Vise. "Wellington and Bn. Douro,
1809 ; Marq. and Earl of Wellington, 1812 ; D. of Welling
ton and Marq. Douro, 1814. Irel. : Bn. Mornington, 1746;
E. of Mornington and Vise. Wellesley, 1760. Nethds.:
Prince of Waterloo, 1815. Spain : Duque de Ciudad
Rodrigo and a Grandee of the 1st Glass, 1812. Portugal :
Conde da Vimieira (or -eiro, both correct forms), 1811 ;
Duque da Vitoria (commonly spelt Vittoria, but the
town is in Spain, wheie tt is never used), and Marquez
de Torres Vedras, 1812.— Of the deeds of the great
Duke of Wellington, the "hero of a hundred fights,"
this book is called upon to chronicle but the slightest
summary. He sat in the Irish Parliament in
1790 as Member for Trim, but from 1794 to 1815
his career was all but wholly a military one. His first
great battle was that of Assaye (1803) in the Nizam's
dominions ; and after it came the long series of the
Peninsular War— Vimieira, Talavera, Busaco, Fuentes d'
Onoro, Ciudad Bodrigo, Badajoz, Salamanca, and Vitoria
(these in 1808-13), followed by Orthez and Toulouse in
France (1814), and then Quatre Bras and Waterloo. From
Jan. 1828 for not quite three years he was Prime Minister.
He died in 1852 at the age of 83. All the above honours
of U.K. and the Continent were accorded to him per-
sonally. His grandfather the 1st Bn. Mornington (Irish
Peerage) was Richd. Coiley, who assumed a cousin's sur-
name of Wesley (the celebrated Rev. Jno. Wesley was
a relative) and afterwards changed it to Wellesley. The
2nd Bn. obtained the Earldom of Mornington, and his
3rd son was the 1st Duke. The two elder sons were
respectively Richard, 2nd Earl, created Marq. Wellesley
in Ireland, who was Governor-General of India, but died
childless; and Williani, 3rd Earl, created Bn. Mary-
borough—both titles passing to his son and grandson,
but that of Maryborough lapsing on the death of this
last in 1863, when the Mornington titles and the
Wellesley Viscty. went to the 2nd Duke.
Titled Relatives.
( Wellesley.)
Issue of present (4th) D. :
Lady Evelyn Kathleen, now Lady E. James, b. 1873,
mar. 1900 Hon. Robert J., son of 2nd Bn. North-
bourne, q.v.
Marquess Douro, heir to Dukedom : Arthur Charles
W., late Lieut. Gren. Gds., served in S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1876.
Lord Richard TT., 2nd heir, Lieut. Gren. Gds., served
in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1879.
Lord Gerald W., b. 1885.
Lady Eileen W., b. 1887.
Lord George W., b. 1889.
Surviving sists. of present and 3/cZ Dukes (granted
rank of Duke's children 1884) :
(The late 3rd Duke, b. 1846, d. 1900 childless.)
Lady Victoria Alexandrina, now The Lady Holm-
Patrick (Widow, q.v.), b. 1847, mar 1877 the late Rt.
Hon. Ion T. Hamilton, aftds. 1st Bn. H. (d. 1898).
(Present Duke, b. 1849.)
Lady Mary Angela, now Lady M. Scott, b. 1850, roar.
1875 the late Geo. A. Jervoise 5., Esq. (d. 1895). Res.,
22 Grafton St., W.
WELLINGTON, Duke's Widow. Evelyn,
Duchess of W. (Evelyn Katrine Gwenfra, dau.
of the late Col. Thos. P. Williams, M.P.), mar.
1882 the 3rd D. of Wellington (d. 1900). Res.,
Wonston, Micheldever Statiorj, Hants.
WELLS, Baronet. Sir Arthur Spencer
Wells, 2nd Bt. {U.K. 1883), M.A., formerly Priv.
Sec. to Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Harcourt when Chanc.
of Exchequer: son of 1st Bt., b. 1866, sue. 1897. No
present heir. Club, Travellers'.
WELLS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Augusta Jane, dau. of Hy. Norman, Esq.), mar.
1873 Adm. Sir Richard Wells, K.C.B. (d. 1896,
year of creation).— (2) Lady W. (Mary Elizabeth,
dau. of the late Thos. W. Ramsden, Esq.), mar.
1872, as 2nd wife, Sir Mordaunt Wells, formerly
a Judge of High Ct. Bengal (d. 1883).
WELLS, Hon. Mrs. Charles, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Congleton.
WELLS, Hon. Mrs. Grenville, dau. of 1st Bn.
Hvlton.
WELLS, Lieut. John Bayford. D.S.O. (1902),
Loy. N. Lanes. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b.
18S1.
WELLS, Lady Louisa, dau. of 8th E. of
Wemyss and March.
WELMAN, Maj.-Gen. Willtam Henry Dow-
ling Reeves, C.B. (Mil. 1879), was in India,
China, Australia, and the Cape with 2nd Batt.
Wilts. Regt., which he comd. in Zululd. 1879, ret.
1882 : b. 1828. Res., Sunny Bank, Godalming.
WELSH, Bishop— see " Trinidad."
WEMYSS Baronetcy [Scot. 1704), deemed extinct
nearly 50 years, but since assumed by different persons
claiming kinship, and now by David Wemyss, of Toronto.
No authority, however, admits the claim.
WEMYSS, Lady Eva Cecilia Margaret, dau.
of 2nd Earl Cowley.
WEMYSS, Maj.-Gen. Henry Manley, C.B.
(Mil. 1881), Supermini. List; Mutiny, Afghn.
1879-80, comd. Rawal Pindi Brig. 1886: b. 1831.
Res., 33 Courtfield Rd., S. Kens., S.W.
WEMYSS, Capt. Rosslyn Erskine, M.V.O
(4th Class, 1901), R.N.. an Extra Equerry to
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and Comdt. Roy.
Nav. Coll. at Osborne, late of H.M.S. 'Ophir,'
comdg. during the Prince's Colon. Tour : b. 1864
(a descendt. of 4th Earl). Res., 9 Chesterfield
St., Mayfair, W.
WEMYSS (pron. Weemz) and MARCH, Earl
of. Francis Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas, 9th Earl
of Wemyss and 6th of March (Scot.), sits as Baron
Wemyss (U.K.); V.D., B.A., LL.D., is a D.L.
for Cos. Haddington and Selkirk, Ensign to Roy.
Co. of Archers, late Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt.
Rif. Brigade, an A.D.C. to H.M., Scottish Lord
of Treas., an M.P. 1841-83 (as Lord Elcho) :
son of 8th E. ; b. Aug. 4, 1818; sue. 1883 (C.) ;
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Directory of Peerage
WETS'
mar., ist, 1843, the late Lady Anne Frederica
Anson (d. 1896), dan. of ist'E. of Lichfield;
2ndly, 1900, Grace, dau. of the late Maj. Black-
burn and niece of Lord Blackburn. Seats, Gos-
f jrd House, Longniddry R.S.O., Haddingtonvh. ;
Amisfield, Haddington ; Neidpath Castle and Hay
Lodge, Peebles; Elcho Castle, Perth; Stanway,
"Winchcombe R.S.O., Glouc. ; town res., 23
St. James's PL, 8.W.
Creations. Scot. : Ld. Wemyss, 1628 ; E. of Wemyss
and Ld. Elcho and Methel, 1633 ; E. of March, Vise, of
Peebles, and Ld. Douglas of Neidpath, Lyne, and
Munard, 1697. U.K.: Bn. Wemyss, 1821.— Sir Jno. Wemyss,
ist Bt. (a title which expired with his son), was created ist
Ld. and Earl : he sided with the Parliament in the Civil
War. The 2nd Peer obtained a new patent giving re-
mainder of his Earldom and Lordship to his daughter
and her heirs male. The heir of the Earl 5th in line
was attainted for taking part in the rebellion of 1745,
so that the titles remained dormant from his father's
death till his own (1756-87), when, as he left no issue, his
brother succeeded as untouched by the attainder.
(' Burke,' however, singularly calls the attainted suc-
cessor " 6th Earl dejure," thus making the present Peer
the 10th ; ' D^brett' on th°. other hand, omitting the
ctss. in th? numbering, styles him only the 8th.) The
latter's grandson, the 7th Earl, inherited also the Earl-
dom of March, first bestowed on a s n of the ist Luke
of Queensberry, the Hon. W. Douglas, whose sister had
married the 4th Earl of Wemyss. The 7th Earl was like-
wise the recipient of the U.K. Barony. Surname con-
ventionally Gharteris only : this had been assumed in
1771 hy the 6th Earl; Douglas appears to have been
added by the 7th on his accession to the March Earldom
with the landed estate of his great great grandmother
Lady Anne Douglas.
Titled Relatives.
(Gharteris.)
Issue of present (gfh) E. :
The late Hon. Francis ft, b. 1844, d. 1870 (his father
being then Lord Elcho).
The deceased Arthur ft, b. 1846, d. 1847.
The late Hon. Alfred Walter ft, b. 1847, ^73-
Lady Evelyn, now Vctss. d<i VescHq_.\., Wid.), b. 1849,
mar. 1872 4th Vise, de V. (d. 1903).
Lady Lilian Harriet, now Lady L. Yorke, b. 1851, mar. ,
ist, i372, the late Sir Henry C. Pelly, 3rd Bt. (d.
i377 ; 2ndly, 1882, Sir Hy. Fras. R. Y., K.C.B., q.v.
The late Lady Hilda, aftds. Lady H. brodrick, b.
1854, d. 1901, having mar. Rt. Hon. Wm. St. John
Fremantle B., M.P., heir of 8th Vise. Midleton.
Loud Elcho, heir to Earldom: Hugo Richard ft,
Hon. Col. 7th Vol. Batt. Lothian Regt., L.C.C., a
D.L. for Peeblessh., twice an M.P. : b. 1837, mar.
1883 Mary Constance, dau. of Hon. Percy S. Wynd-
ham, son of ist Bn. Leeonfield. Res., Stanway,
AVinchcombe R.S.O., Glouc. ; 62 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
Issue :
Hon. Hugo Francis ft, 2nd heir, b. 1884.
Hon. Guy Lawrence ft, b. 1886.
Hon. Cynthia Mary Evelyn ft, b. 1887.
The deceased Hon. Colin G., b. 18S9, d. 1892.
Hon. Mary Pamela Madeline Sibel ft, b. 1895.
Hon. Ivo Alan ft, b. 1896.
Hon. Irene Corona ft, b.1902.
The late Hon. Alan Dudley ft, b. i860, d. 1901.
Hon. Evan Edward ft, barrister-at-law, formerly
Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds. : b. 1864. Res., 23 St. James's
PL, S. W. ; chamb., 4 Elm Ct., Temple, E.C.
Surviving issue o/8'h E. (sist. of pi
(Present Earl, b. 1818.)
Lt):
Lady Louisa, now Lady L. Wills, b. 1830, mar. 1854
the late William IF., Esq. (d. 1889). Res., 12 Nth.
AudleySt., W.
— Daus. -in-law :
Lady Margaret ft, ne'e Butler, dau. of 2nd and last E.
of Glengall, b. 1334, mar. 1858 the late Lt.-Col. Hon.
Richd. ft (d. 1874). Res., Cahir Castle, Co. Tippc-
rary ; 17 Grosvenor Sq., W.
Lady Louisa ft, nie Keppel, dau. of 6th E. of Albe-
marle, b. 1836, mar. 1864 the late Hon. Fredk. Wm.
ft, Capt. R.N. (d. 1887).
WENTDEN, Henry, CLE. (1903), Agent of the
Great Ind. Peninsular Rail. lies., Agent's Office,
G.I. P. Terminus, Bombay.
j WENDOVER, Viscount {by courtesy- title
j U.K. 1895), son and heir of Earl Carringtott.
i WENLOCK, Baron. Beilby Lawley, 3rd Bn.
I {U.K.) and a Bt. (Eng.), P.C. (Gt. Sr. 1901),
G.C.S.I. (1896), G.C.I.E. (1891), K.C.B. (Civ.
i 1901), Y.D., B.A., Lord of the Bedchamber to
I IT.R.H. the Prince of Wales, Hon. Col. 5th Vol.
! Brig. N. Rid. Artill.. and Lt.-Col. and Hon.
Col. E. Yorks. Imper. Yeom.,was Gov. of Madras
1891-6: son of 2nd Bn. ; b. May 12, 1849; sue.
1880 .{L. U.) ; mar. 1872 Lady Constance Mary
Lascelles, C.I., dau. of 4th E. of Harewood. Seat,
Escrick Pk., York ; town res., 26 Portland PI., W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. i6«t. V. K. : Bn. Wenlock
1839.— Sir Paul B. Lawley-Thompson, 8th Bt., was
made ist Bn., his issue to take the name of Lawley only.
The Peerage had previously been conferred upon the 6th
Bt., who died childless in 1832.
Titled Relatives.
(Lawley.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn.:
Hon. Irene Constance L., b. 1889.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Hon. Caroline Elizabeth, now Hon. Mrs. Caryl
Molyneur, b. 1848, mar. 1O70 Hon. Caryl Craven M.,
son of 3rd E. of Sefton, q.v.
(Present Baron, b. 1849.)
Hon. Alethea Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Taddeo Wiel, b.
1851, mar. 1890 Prof. Taddeo IK., Nobile Cavaliere.
Res., Palazzo Soranzo, San Paolo, Venice ; Villa
Socchieva, Belluno, Italy.
Hon. Constance Mary, now Hon. Mrs. Portman,
b. 1854, mar. 1892, 2nd husb., Hon. Edward Wm.
Berkeley P., son and heir of 2nd Vise. Portman,
q.v. t
Hon. Richard Thompson L., heir pres. to Barony,
C.B. (Mil. 1902), Col. retd., late 7th Hussars,
served in Nile Expedn. 1884 and in S. Africa
1901-2, and was Mil. Sec. to bis brother when Gov.
of Madras : b. 1856. Club, Army and Navy.
Rev. the Hon. Algernon George L., 2nd heir, Rur.
Dean of Hackney and Stoke Newington : b. 1857,
mar. 1896 May Ethel, dau. of Sir Stuart Alex.
Donaldson (H< n. Mrs. Algernon L.). Res., The
Rectory, Hackney, N.E.
Hon. Katharine, now Hon. Mrs. Walter Forbes, b.
1859, mar. 188s Walt. Ferd. i"'.,Esq. Res., 5 Yoik
St., Portman Sq., W.
Hon. Sir Arthur L., K.C.M.G., b. i860— see "Lawley,
Kt."
non. Robert L., b. 1363. Res., 3 Down St., Picca-
dilly, W.
Daus.-in-law of 1st Bn. (aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1818, d. 1880.)
Hon. Mrs. Robert L. (Georgiana Emily, dau. of Gen.
Lord Robt. Edwd. Somerset, son of 5th D. of
Beaufort), mar. 1852 the late Capt. Hon. Robt.
Neville L. (d. 1891). Res., 3 Chester Sq., S.W.
Hon. Mrs. Francis L. (Henrietta Louisa Amelia, dau.
of the late Rev. Fredk. A. Zaiser, Chapl. to Ct. of
late King of Saxony), mar. 1869 the late Hon.
Francis Charles L. (d. 1901). Res., Otteibourne,
W inch ester.
WENSLEYDALE Barony (U.K. 1856-first
created a Life Peerage in Jan. of that year, but
in the course of the same a patent of an hered.
Barony was granted) — extinct 1868 on death of
only Bn. (surname Parke). [It will have been
noticed that the title was revived in 1900 as a
subordinate honour to Vise. Ridley, whose father,
the 4th Bt., married a now deceased daughter
of the late Peer.]
Surviving Daughter.
Hon. Charlotte Alice, nie Parke (now Hon. Mrs.
William Lowther), b. 1832, mar. 1853 Hon. William
L., bro. of 3rd E. of Lonsdale, q.v.
"WENTWORTH, Baron (Eng. 1529), a title of
the Lovelace Earldom. (For W ' enlworth-Fitz-
william see " Fitzwilliam, E.")
WEE
WERE, Bishop— see "Derby."
WERNHER, B\ronet. Sir Julius Charles
Wernher, i>t Bt. {U.K. 1905), sen. partner in the
mining firm of AVernher. Beit, and Co. : b. 1850.
Res., Bath House, Piccadilly, W.
WEST, Baron (Eng. 1402), a title connected
with the De La W arr Earldom, but in abeyance
from 1554.
WEST, Knight (1). Sir Raymond West,
K.C.I.E. (1888), M A., LL.D., M.R.A.S. (Vice-
Pres.), entered Bomb. C.S. 1856 and served with
troops in Mutiny, has been Puisne J udge High Ct.,
Vice-Chanc. of Univ., and Memb. Counc. of Bom-
bay, also Lect. on Ind. Law at Cambridge : b.
1832, mar. 1901, 2nd wife, Annie Kirkpatrick,
dau. of Surg.-Gen. Henry Cook, M.D. lies.,
Chesterfield House, College Rd., Upper Norwood,
S.E.
WEST, Priv. Counc. and Knight (2). Rt.
Hon. Sir Algernon Edward West, P.C. (Gt. Br.
1894), G.C.B. (Civ. 1902; K.C.B. i885), a Co. Aid.
for London, late Chmn. Bd. Inld. Rev. and a Gent.
Usher of Privy Chamb. to Queen Victoria, has
been Priv. Sec. to Sir Chas. Wood, the Marq. of
Ripon (then Earl), and Mr. Gladstone : b. 1832,
widower. Res., Wanborough Manor, Guildford;
1 1 Mount St., W.
WEST, Charles Henry, CLE. (1903), Per-
sonal Assistant to the Adjt.-Gen. in India, served
in Burma War 1886-7 : b. 1859. Res., Simla.
WEST, Hon. Mrs. William, dau. of 1st Bn.
Trevor.
WEST (SACKVILLE-), family name of Sack-
ville Barony and formerly of the De La Warr
Earldom. See former for Hon. Wm. Edwd.
WESTBURY, Baron. Richard Luttrell
Pilkington Bethell, 3rd Bn. (U.K.), for-
merly Lieut. Scots Gds. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b.
April 25, 1852; sue. 1875 (C); mar. 1882 Lady
Agatha Manners Tollemache, sist. of 9th E. of
Dysart (raised to rank of an Earl's dau.). Town
res., 30 Hill St., Berkeley Sq., W.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Westbury, i36i.— The Rt. Hon.
Sir Richd. Bethell was appointed Lord Chancellor under
this title. He had previously been thrice Attorney-
General, and had represented Aylesbury and Wolver-
hampton in the Commons.
Titlsd Relatives.
(Bethell.)
Issue of present (3rd) Bn. :
Hon. Richard B., heir to Barony, b. 1883. (and heir,
his uncle Hon. Alexander.)
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. and sist. of
present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1852.)
Hon. (Alexander) Edward B., C.M.G. (1904), Capt.
R.N., Assist. Dir. of Nav. Ordn., served in Somalild.
1903-4: b. 1855, mar. 1890 Hilda Mary, dau. of
Benj. Huntsman, Esq. Res., 31 Lraycott PL,
Chelsea, S.W.
Hon. Ada Natalie B., b. 1858.
Hon. Arthur John B., formerly Lieut. Stafford Mil.,
b. i860.
Hon. Albert Victor B., b. 1864.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
j Hon. Eliza Jane, now Hon. Mrs. Christopher
Cardew, b. 1823, mar. 1850 the late Capt. Chris.
Baldock G. (d. 1893). Res., East Hill, East Liss,
Hants.
(Ths late 2nd Baron, b. 1830, d. 1875.)
Hon. Augusta, now Hon. Mrs. Thomas JVmh,b. 1838,
mar. 1890, and husb., Thos. Artli. iv"., Esq. Res.,
60 Elm Pk. Gdns., W. Brompton, S.W.
Hon. Walter John B., B.A., barrister-at-law, b. 1842,
mar. 1900, as 2nd hush., Ada Mary, dau. of the late
Rev. Chas. W. Blathwayt, and widow of Thos.
Hole, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Walter B.). Club, Travel-
lers'.
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— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. Slingsby B. (Laura Beatrice, dau. of
Rev. Predk. W. Maunsell), mar. 1888, as 2nd wife,
the late Hon. Slingsby B., C.B., Reading Clerk in
the House of Lords (d. 1896). Res., 18 Montpelier
Cresc, Brighton.
WESTCOTE, Baron (Irel. 1776), a title of the
Cobham Viscounty.
WESTCOTT, Bishop -see "Chhofca Nagpur."
WESTCOTT, John Bowman, M.V.O. (5th
Cass, 1904), Surveyor of Pub. Bdgs. to Office of
Works, was Architect for the Coronation arrange-
ments : b. 1851. Rei., 20 Edith Villas, W. Kens.,
W.
WESTCOTT, Lt.-Col. Sinclair, C.M.G.
(1900-1), R.A.M.C., S. Africa 1899-1900 in charge
of a Gen. Hosp. : b. 1859.
WESTENRA, family name of Rossmore
Barony, q.v. for "Hons."
WESTERN, Baronet. Sir Thomas Charles
Callis Western, 3rd Bt. (U.K. 1864), a D.L. for
Essex, formerly Lieut. 2nd. Life Gds. : son of 2nd
Bt., b. 1850, sue. 1877, mar. 1833 Elizabeth Ellen,
dau. of the late Isaac Newton, Esq. Heir,
none. Seats, Rivenhall PL, Witham, Essex;
Felix Hall, Kelvedon R.S.O. (let), same Co. (Lady
W., 6 St. George's Sq., S.W.).
WESTERN, Lt.-Col. James Halifax, C.M.G.
(i833), R.E. retd. (1887), formerly Dir.-Gen. of
Works in Egypt : b. 1842. Res., 6 Bolton Gdns.,
S. Kens., S.W.
WESTERN, Col. Willtam George Balfour,
C. B. (Mil. 1902), late Roy. W. Kent Regt. ;
Soudan, N.W. Front., and S. Africa 1899-1902 :
b. 1861.
WEST INDIES, Archbp. of— see " Jamaica."
WESTLAKE, Lieut. -Col. Almond Paul,
D. S.O. (1887), LA., Afghn. 1879-80, late Supt.
of an Army Remount Rearing Depot, now
Comdt. Madras Lancers : b. 1858.
WESTLAND, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
.(Janet Mildred, dau. of Surg.-Maj. C. J. Jackson),
mar. 1874 Sir James Westland, K.C.S.I. (d. 1933).
Res., The Yarrow, Camberley, Surrey; 164 Ashley
Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
W ESTMACOTT, Knight. Maj.-Gen. Sir
Richard Westmacott, K.C.B. (Mil. 1898), D.S.O.
(1890), LA. Supemum. List, served in Mutiny,
and in other Ind. and Afghan campaigns, besides
Soudan, up to 1898, late comdg. a 1st class Dist.
in Bombay, now Col. 128th Pioneers: b. 1841,
mar. 1889 Margaret Rose, dau. of Maj.-Gen.
Fras. J. Caldecott, C.B. Club, U. Serv.
WESTMEATH, Earl of. Anthony Francis
Nugent, 11th Earl (Irel.), an Irish Repres.
Peer (el. 1901), P.C. (Irel. 1902), B.A., a D.L. for
Co. Galway, and a memb. of Senate of Roy.
Univ., late Assist. Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon. J.
Chamberlain, prev. Hon. Attache to Brit. Emb.
at Washington: son of 10th E. ; b. Jan. 11,
1870; sue. 1883 (C.) ; unmrrd. Seat, Pallas,
Loughrea, Co. Galway.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. of Delvin, abt. n8oby tenure,
1389 by writ (Cokayne) : E. of Westmeath,i62i.— The name
of Gilbert de Nugent is given as that of the 1st Bn. by
tenure. The title then passed by marriage to the Fitz-
John family, but came back by the same process to Sir
Wm. Nugent, whose father, the 8th Bn., was apparently
the first to be summoned by writ. ' Burke,' however,
cites the 12th Bn. as the first to receive the writ, the
year i<»85 being given as the date of the earliest, to which
three other writs followed, and in 1498 he was fined forty
shillings for non-attendance. In concert with the Earl
of Kildare he was engaged in hostilities with the native
Chiefs, by one of whom, O'Connor, he was treacherously
made a prisoner and kept long in confinement. The 14th
Bn. was commissioned by the Crown to extirpate the
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O'Mores, but was sent prisoner to London in 1580 on
suspicion of holding treasonable correspondence with
the Leinster rebels ; having, however, established his
; innocence, he returned to Ireland, and Elizabeth ordered
him several grants of forfeited land, which the troubles
of the country prevented his receiving. His son, the
i 15th Bn., was raised to the Earldom. The 4th Earl was
! outlawed for having fought for James II., but the sen-
tence was afterwards remitted. The 6th Ear] conformed
1 to the Protestant .Church. The 8th was in 1822 created
a Marquess, but he left no son and that title lapsed in
J 1877, whilst the Karldom passed to a cousin, an ancestor
' of whom had been created Lord Riverston by James II.
after abdication — the title consequently being never
admitted, though it continued to be used till its holder
j became 9th Earl. The 10th served on the Continent.
Titled Relatives.
(Nugent.)
; Surviving issue of 10th E. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Earl, b. 1870.)
Lady Elizabeth Anne N., b. 1874.
Hon. William Andrew N., heir pres. to Earldom,
Capt. 15th Hussars : b. 1876. Chib, Cavalry.
Hon. Gilbert Charles N., 2nd heir, b. 1880.
Lady Emily Theresa N., b. 1882.
Issue of gth E. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 10th Earl, b. 1832, d. 1883.)
Hon. Charles Anthony Ar., b. 1836, mar. 1875 Ger-
trude, dau. of the late Denis O'Conor, Esq. (Hon.
Mrs. Charles N.). Res., Flower Hill, Tynagh,
Loughrea, Co. Gal way.
Lady Olivia Jane, now Lady O. Power, b. 1838, mar.
1859 Patk. J. Mahon P., Esq. Res., Faithlegg
House, Waterford.
Lady Anne Elizabeth Charlotte, now Lady Anne
Daly,b. 1839, mar. 1864 Col. Jno. Archer I). Res.,
Raford, Athenry, Co. Galway.
Hon. Richard Anthony N.,b. 1842, mar. 1877 Theresa
Henrietta, dau. of the late Richd. Gradwell, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Richard N.). Re*., Rookfield, Athenry,
Co. Galway ; Stacumnie, Kildare.
Dau. - in-law of Jth E. (remote cousin of
present ; 8th left no issue) :
(The late 8th Earl, only Marquess, b. 1785, d. 1871.)
Hon. Mrs. Thomas N. {nde Mary Anne Rush), mar.
1843 the late Hon. Thomas Hugh N. (d. 1849).
WESTMEATH, Earl's Widow. Countess of
W. (Emily Margaret, dau. of the late Andrew
W. BlakeJ Esq.), mar. i865 10th E. of Westmeath
(d. 1883). Res., with 11th E.
WESTMINSTER, Duke of. Hugh Richard
Arthur Grosvenor, 2nd Duke (U.K.) and a Bt.,
Capt. Chesh. Tmper. Yeom., late 2nd Lieut.
Roy. Horse Gds., served in S. Africa as Extra
A.D.C. to Lord Roberts 1899-1900: son of the
late Earl Grosvenor and grandson of 1st Duke ;
b. March 19, 1879; sue. 1899 (L.U.) ; mar. 1901
Constance Edwina, dau. of Col. W m. Cornwallis-
West. Seats, Eaton Hall, Chester; Halkin,
Holywell, Flints. ; town res., Grosvenor House,
33 Upper Grosvenor St., W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1622. Gt. Br. : Bn. Gros-
venor, 1761 ; Earl Grosvenor and Vise. Belgrave, 1784.
U.K. : M. of Westminster, 1831 ; D. of Westminster, 1874.
—Sir Richd. Grosvenor, 7th Bt., whose father had
been M.P. for Chester, was awarded the Barony and
subsequently the Earldom. The aid Earl was constituted
a Marquess, and the 3rd Marq. a Luke : the last cited
was M.P. for Chester (as Earl Grosvenor) from 1347 till
his succession to the Marquessate in 1869.
Titled Relatives.
(Grosvenor.)
Index to the four series (see "Grosvenor" for
names not found here) :
I lid. Arth. Hugh, 3. Ly. Helen Fras.3. Ly. Ursula, «
' Ltd. Edwd. Arth. 3- Ld. Henry Geo. 3.
j Ld. Gerald ltd. 3. Ld. Hugh Win. 3.
1. Issue of present (2nd) Duke:
Lady Ursula Mary Olivia G., b. 1902.
Earl Gkosvenok, heir to Dukedom : Edward George
Hugh Q„ b. 1904. (2nd heir, his gt. uncle Lord
Arthur.)
2. Sists. of present (2nd) D., daus. of late Earl
Grosvenor (granted rank of Dukes' daus. 1900) :
Lady Constance Sibell, now Ctss. of Shaftesbury,
b. 1875, mar. 1899 9th Earl of S., q.v.
Lady Lettice Mary Elizabeth, now Countess Beau-
cjiamp, b. 1876, mar. 1902 7th Earl B., q.v.
(Present Ddke, b. 1879.)
3. Surviving issue of 1st D., 3?-tZ 31. (uncles and
aunts of present) :
By ist mrrge.
Lady Elizabeth Harriet, now Mchss. of Ormonde, b.
1856, mar. 1876 3rd Marq. of O., K.P., q.v.
Lady Beatrice Constance, now The Lady Chesham,
R.R.C., a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1858,
mar. 1877 3rd Bn. C, q.v.
Lord Arthur Hugh G-, a D.L. for Cheshire, Lt.-Col.
comdg. Chesh. Imper. Yeom., served in S. Africa
1900-1 : b. i860, mar. 1893 Helen, dau. of Sir Robt.
Sheffield, 5th Bt. (Lady Arthur G.). Res., Broxton,
Chester.
Lord Henry George G., formerly Assist. Priv. Sec. to
Rt. Hon. W. H. Smith : b. 1861, widower. Res.,
Tittensor, Stoke-upon-Trent.
Lady Margaret Evelyn, now H.S.H. the Duchess of
Teck, b. 1873, mar. 1894 H.S.H. Pr. Adolphus, now
Duke of T. See Roy. Fam.
Lord Gerald Richard G-, late Lieut. Scots Gds. and
Capt. Chesh. Mil., served in S. Africa 1900 : b. 1874.
Res., 83 Park St., Grosvenor Sq., W.
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Lady Mary Cavendish, now Lady M. Grichton, b.
1883, mar. 1903 Vise. C, son and heir of E. of Erne,
q.v., and for wife's designation in lieu of " Visctss."
see p. 26.
Lord Hugh William G., Lieut, ist Life Gds., b. 1884,
mar. 1905 Lady Mabel Florence Mary Crichton, dau.
of 4th E. of Erne (Lady Hugh G.).
Lady Helen Frances G., b. 1888.
Lord Edward Arthur G., b. 1802.
— Dau.-in-Taw (mother of present D.) :
Countess Grosvenor, nie Lady Sibell Mary Lumley,
dau. of 9th E. of Scarbrough, a memb. of League
of Mercy: mar., ist, 1874, the late Earl G. (b. 1853,
d. 1884); 2ndly, 1887, Rt. Hon. Geo. Wyndham,
M.P. (q.v.)— retaining title by courtesy.
4. Issue of 2nd 31. (great uncle and aunts of
present Duke) :
Lady Eleanor, now Eleanor, Dchss. of Northumber-
land (q.v.), b. i32o, mar. 1842, wid. 1865.
Lady Mary Frances, now Ctss. of Macclesfield (q.v.,
Earl's Wid.), b. 1821, mar. 1842, wid. 1896.
(The late ist Duke, b. 1823, d. 1899.)
Lady Caroline Amelia, now The Dowager Lady
Leigh (q.v.), b. 1828, mar. 1848 2nd Bn. L. (d. 1905).
Lady Octavia, now Lady O. Shaw-Stewart (q.v.,
Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1829, mar. 1852 Sir Mich. Robt. S.-S.,
7th Bt. (d. 1903L
Lady Agnes, now Lady A. Frank, a Lady of Grace
St. John Jerus., b. 1331, mar., ist, 1858, the late Sir
Archib. I. Campbell, 3rd Bt. of Succoth (d. 1866} ;
2ndly, 1871, Philip Frank, Esq., M.D., F.R.C.P.
Res., 3 Elvaston PI., Queen's Gt., S.W.
Lady Jane Louisa Octavia, now Lady J. Lindsay, b.
1834, mar., ist, 1855, the late 4th Bn. Muncaster (d.
1862) ; 2ndly, 1863, Hugh B. Lindsay, Esq., grandson
of 23rd E. of Crawford. (Resumes the higher
rank of a Marq's. dau. by being styled Lady Jane
Lindsay instead of Jane, Lady Muncaster.)
Rt. Hon. Lord Richard de Aquila G., cr. Bn. Stal-
bridge (q.v.), b. 1837.
Lady Theodora, now Lady Theod. Guest, b. 1840,
mar. 1877 the late Thos. Merthyr G., Esq. (d. 1904),
son of Sir Josiah J. Guest, ist Bt., and bro. of ist
Bn. Wimborne. Res., In wood, Templecombe, Bath.
—The ist Bn. Ebury and 2nd E. of Wilton were sons
of the ist Marquess.
WESTMINSTER, Duke's Widow. Katherine,
Duchess of W., nee Hon. Katherine Caroline
Cavendish, dau. of 2nd Bn. Chesham, b. 1857, mar.
1882, as 2nd wife, the 1st D. of Westminster,
K.G. (d. 1899). Res., Combermere Hall, Cheshire,
nr. Whitchurch ; 2 South St., Park Ln., W.
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WESTMORLAND, Earl of. Anthony Mild-
may Julian Fane, 13th Earl {Eng.), Maj. and
H >n. Lt.-CoL 3rd Batt. N'thants. Regt. (Mil.)»
served in S. Africa 1902 : son of 12th E. ; b. Aug.
16, 1859; sue. 1891 (G.) ; mar. 1892 Lady Sibyl
Mary St.-Glair-Erskine, dau. of 4th E. of Rosslyn.
Seat, Sharlston Hall, Wakefield.
Creation. Eng. : E. of Westmorland and Bn.
Burghersh, 1624.— Sir Franc-is Fane, Kt. of the Bath, was
created a Peer by these two titles. He shortly after-
wards succeeded his mother in the ancient Barony of
Le Despencer, which through female succession passed
from one house to another and is now vested in the Fal-
mouth Viscty. The 7th Earl was made Bu. Oatherlough
in the Irish Peerage, but he left no successor to that
honour, and the Earldom, which had undergone several
short tenures, now went to a grandson of its first holder.
The ntli Earl was a distinguished General, and also
British Envoy at Berlin and Vienna.
Titled Relatives.
(Fane.)
Issue of present {13th) E. :
Lord BuRGnEfisu, heir to Earldom : Vere Anthony
Francis St. Clair F., b. 1803.
Lady Enid Victoria Rachel F., b. 1894.
Hon. Mountjoy John Charles Wedderbum F., znd
heir, b. 1900.
Lady Violet Gloria Sibyl F., b. 1902.
Surviving issue of 12th E. (sists. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
Lady Grace Augusta, now Clss. of Lowlwborough,
b. i860, mar. 1887 Vise. Raincliffe, now 2nd Earl of
L., q.v.
Lady Margaret Mary, now Lady M. Spicer, b. 1S70,
mar. 1888 Capt. Jno. E. Philips. Res., Spye Pk.,
Chippenham, Wilts.
Dau. ofxxth E. (aunt of present) :
(The late 12th Earl, b. 182s, d. 1891.)
Lady Rose Sophia Mary, now Lady R. Weigall, b.
1834, mar. 1866 Henry W. , Esq. Res., South wood,
St. Lawrence, Ramsgate.
— Dau. -in-law :
Lady Burghersh,now The Lady Walsingham( Augusta
Selina Elizabeth, dau. of the late Wm. Locke, Esq..),
mar., 1st, 1849, the late Ernest, Lord Burghersh
(d. 1851) ; 2ndly, 1854, an Italian Duke, whom she
divorced 1876; 3rdly, 1877, 6th Bn. Walsingham, q.v.
WESTON, Knight's 'Widow. Lady W. (Har-
riet Annie, dau. of the late Wm. C. P. Beloej,
Esq., mar. 1888 Sir Joseph D. Weston, M.P. (d.
1895). Res., Bank House, Kensington Ct., W.
WESTON, Hon. Mrs. Arthur, dau. of 15th
Bn. St. John of Bletso.
WESTON (HUNTER-), Lt.-Col. Aylmer
Gould, D.S.O. (1900-1), R.E., Miranzai 1891,
Waziristan 1894-5, Dongola, Egypt, and S. Africa
1899-1901, a Kt. of Justice St. John Jerus., now
D.A.A.G. Eastn. Comd. : b. 1864. Fes., Hunter-
ston, West Kilbride, Ayrsh. ; 217 St. James's
Ct., Buckm. Gt., S.W.
WESTPORT, Viscount [by courtesy— title Irel.
1768), grandson and 2nd heir of M. of Sligo.
WESTROPP, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Eliza, dau. of the late Lt.-Col. L. Westropp),
mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, her relative Sir Michael R.
Westropp, Ch. Justice of Bombay (d. 1890).
Fes., 60 Holland Pk., W.
WESTROPP (MASSY-), Col. John, C.M.G.
(1902), Lt.-Col. comdg. and Hon. Col. 5th Batt.
Roy. Munst. Fus. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1901 : b. i860.
Res., Doones, Ciontara, Co. Limerick (? post-
town).
WEYMOUTH, Viscount (by courtesy— title
Eng. 1682), elder son and heir of M. of Bath.
WHALLEY, Knight's Widow. Hon. Lady
W.j nee Hon. Harriet Rose Trench, sist. of 2nd
Bn. Ashtown (granted rank of a Bn.'s dau.),
b. 1813, mar. 1853, as 2nd wife, Sir Saml.
St. S. B. Whalley, M.P. (d. 1883). Fes., Belle
Vue, Aix-les-Bains, France ; Villa Rosa, Avenue
des Fleurs, Nice.
WHARNCLIFFE, Earl op. Francis John
Montagu - Stuart - Worthy - Mackenzie, 2nd Earl
(U.K.)', Com. R.N. retired (1889), a D.L. for W.
Rid. : son of Hon. Fras. Dudley M.-S.-Wortley
and nephew of 1st Earl ; b. June 9, 1856 ; sue. 1899
(C), by special remainder as to Earldom; mar.
i885 Ellen, dau. of Lt.-Gen. Sir Thos. L. J.
Gallwey, K. C.M.G. Seats, Wortley Hall, Sheffield ;
Simonstone Hall, Hawes R.S.O., Yorks.
Cue vtions. U.K. : Bn. Wharncliffe, 1826 ; E. of
Wharncliffe and Vise. Carlton, 1876.— The 1st Bn. was the
Rt. Hon. Jas. Archib. Stuart- Wortley-Mackenzie, who
for many years had been M.P. for Yorkshire. The 3rd
Bn. was raised to the Earldom, with remainder to his
brother. The original surname was Stuart, that of Wortley
was assumed by the father of the istBn., as also that
of Mackenzie, but this latter for himself and the suc-
cessive heirs to his estate only. That of Montagu was
further prefixed by the late Earl and his brother (father
of presout Earl).
Titled Relatives.
(Montagu- Stuart- WortUy.)
Issue of present (2nd) E. :
The decease! George Francis Dudley M.-S.-W., b.
1889, d. 1894.
Lady Mary Violet M.-S.-W., b. 1891.
Vise. Carlton, heir to E.irldom: Archibald Ralph
M.-S.-W.- Mackenzie, b. 1892.
Lady Ellen Rachel M.-S.-W., b. 1894.
Lady Joan Margaret M.-S.-W., b. 1895.
Hon. Edward Thomas M.-S.-W., 2nd heir, b. 1900.
Surviving bros. and sist. of present E. (granted rank
of Earl's issue 1900) :
Hon. Edward James M.-S.-W., C.M.G. (i336), M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1903), D.S.O. (1898), Col. in Army, late of
King's Roy. Rif. Corps, served in Afghanistan
: 1878-80, Transvaal 1881, Egypt, Nile and Soudan
i88}-6 and 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1900 as A.A.G., late
Mil. Attache at Paris : b. 1857, mar. 1891 Violet
Hunter, dau. of the late Jas. Alex. Guthrie, Esq.
(Hon. Mrs. Edward M.-S.-W.). Res., Highcliffe
j Castle, Christchurch, Hants.
i Lady Mary Susan, now Lady Mary Cayley, b. 1861, ;
mar. i38i Sir George E. Arthur C, 9th Bt., q.v. j
Hon Ralph Granville M.-S.-W., b. 1864, mar. 1891 !
I Virginia, dau. of Adm. Schley of U.S. Navy. Res., !
63 West 85th St., New York.
Hon. Alan Richard (M.-)S.-W., D.S.O. (1900-1), Maj. I
Kiug's Roy. Rif. Corps, served with Chitral Relief
Force and in Natal 1899-1900, now a Staff Capt. at
Headqrs : b. i363, mar. 1900 Hon. Maud Julia
Mary Winn, dau. of 1st Bn. St. Oswald (Hon.
Mrs. Richard S.-WJ. Club Nav. and Mil.
Dau. of 2nd Bn. (aunt of present E.) :
(The late 1st Earl, b. 1837, d. 1899, no surv. issue.)
Hon. Cecily Susan, now The Dow. Lady Montagu of
Reaulieu (q.v), b. 1835, mar. 1S65 1st Bn. M. of B.
(d. 1905).
WHARNCLIFFE, Earl's Widow. Susan,
Countess op W., nee Lady Susan Charlotte Las-
celles, dau. of 3rd E. of Harewood, b. 1834, mar.
1855 Hon. Edwd. Montagu Stuart Granville
M.-S.-W.-Mackenzie, aftds. 1st E. of Wharncliffe
(d. 1899). Res., Woodhill, Send, Woking, Surrey.
WHARTON, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
\ (Lucy Georgina, dau. of the late Edwd. Holland,
j Esq..), mar. 1880 Sir Wm. J. LI. Wharton, K.C.B.,
I F.R.S., Hvdrographer to the Admiralty (d. igo5).
Fes., Florvs, Prince's Rd., Wimbledon Pk., S.W.
WHARTON, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. John
I Lloyd Wharton, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1897), B.A.,D.C.L.,
j M.P. for Ripon Div. (C), barrister-at-law, a
D.L. and Chmn. Q.S. Co. Durham, a Kt. of
Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1837, widower. Fes.,
Bramham, Tadcaster, Yorks.; Dryburn, Durham;
ie King St., St. James's, S.W.
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Directory of Peerage,
WHI
WHATELEY, Hon. Mrs. Laurence, dau. of
1st Bn. De Ramsey.
WHATMAN, Capt. Amherst Blunt, D.S.O.
(1900-1), late Som. L.I. ; N.W. Frontier 1897-8
and S. Africa 1899-1901, now Insp. of Army Sig-
nalling for Punjab and Bengal : b. 1867.
WHEATLEY, Col. Henry Spencer, C.B.
(Mil. 1905), I.A., Afghn. 1878-80 : b. 1851.
WHEArLEY, Capt. Leonard Lane, D.S.O.
(1898), I. A., Malakand and Tirah 1897-8: b. 1876.
WHEATLEY, Col. Moreton John, C.B. (Civ.
1901). R.E.retd. (1886), late Bailiff of Roy. Parks :
b. 1837. Res., Gwersyll Hall, Denbigh; 11
Buckingham Pal. Gdns., S.W.
WHEBLE, Lady Catherine Elizabeth, dau.
of 3rd E. of Howth.
WHEELER, Capt. Henry Littleton, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Hants. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1868.
WHEELER, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of Bnss.
Berners.
WHEELER, William, C.M.G. (1904), Treas.
in Brit. Centr. Afr. Protectorate. lies., Brit.
Consulate, Zomba, Brit. Centr. Africa.
WHEELWRIGHT, Charles Apthorpe, C.M.G.
(1901) , a Sth. Afr. Magistrate conspicuous in re-
pelling Boer attacks 1901, now Native Commissr.
for N. Div. of Transvaal: b. 1873. Bes., Pieters-
burg, Transvaal Nth.
WHELER, Baronet. Sir Trevor Wood
Wheler, 13th Bt. [Eng. 1660), son of 12th Bt., b.
1889, sue. 1903. Heir pres., his gt. uncle Lt.-Col.
Francis Henry W. (b. 1848 ; 2nd heir, latter's
son Trevor, b. 1888). Bes., unfixed.
WHELER, Baronet's Widow. Lady W.
(Mary Leontine, dau. of the late Sir Richd. Wood,
G.C.M.G., C.B.), mar. 1834 Sir Edward Wheler,
12th Bt. (d. 1903). Bis., 53 Wiibury Avenue,
Hove, Brighton.
WHICHCOTE, Baronet. Sir George Which-
cote, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1660), a D.L. for Lincolnsh.
(High Sheriff 1900), formerly Capt. Northants.
Militia : son of 8th Bt., b. 1870, sue. 1893. Heir
pres., his bro. Hugh Christopher (b. 1874; no 2nd
heir). Seat, Aswarby Pk., Folkingham, Lines.
WHIGHAM, Maj. Robert Dundas, D.S.O.
(1902) , Roy. Warw. Regt.; Nile Expedn. 1898,
and S. Africa 1899-1902 on Staff: b. 1865.
WHITAKER, Col. Charles Hildyard
Thornton, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905). comdg.
2nd Batt. Yorks. L. I. : b. 1859.
WHITAKER, Hon. Mrs. Ingham, dau. of 6th
Yisc. Melville.
WHITAKER, Hon. Mrs. James, dau. of 5th
Bn. Forester.
WHITBREAD, Hon. Mrs. Francis, dau. of
4th Bn. Sudeley.
WHITBREAD, Col. Howard, C.B. (Civ. 1896),
R.A., a D.L. for Suffolk, formerly in Brit. Germ.
Legion (Crimean War) and Lt.-Col. comdg. and
Hon. Col. Suffolk Artill. Mil., ret. 1897: b. 1836.
Res., Loudham Pk., Wickham Mkt., Suffolk.
WHITBREAD, Lady Isabella Charlotte,
dau. of 3rd E. of Chichester.
WHITCHESTER, Lord (by courtesy— title, Bn.
Scott of Whitcbester and Eskdaill, Scot. 1619),
and grandson of D. of Buccleuch.
WHITE, family name of Annaly and Over-
toon Baronies (the latter without titled repre-
sentatives) ; was also the surname of the extinct
Earldom of Bantry, of which only mrrd. daus.
survive : see " Annaly " for all " Hons."
WHITE, Baronet of Bristol. Sir George
White, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1904), head of the firm of
Geo. WhiLe and Co. of Bristol, Pres. of Assocd.
Stock Exchanges of U.K. and Chmn. of various
financ. concerns, one of the pioneers of electric
street traction : son of the late Henry White,
Esq., of Bristol; b. 1854, mar. 1876 Caroline
Rosena, dau. of Wm. Thomas, Esq. Heir, his
son George Stanley (b. 1882; no 2nd heir).
Seat, Cotham House, Bristol.
WHITE, Baronet of WaVingwells. Sir Thomas
Wooll aston White, 3rd Bt. ( U.K. 1802), formerly
Lt.-Col. 16th Lancers: son of 2nd Bt., b. 1828,
sue. 1882. Heir pres., his nephew Archibald
Woollaston W. (b. 1877 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
Thomas Astley Woollaston, b. 1904). Seat,
Wallingwells, Worksop, Notts. ; Langold, Notts.
( ? post-town) .
WHITE, Bishop— see "Carpentaria."
WHITE, Knight (1). Sir Charles Arnold
White, Kt. Bach. (1900), B.A., Ch. Justice of
Madras, prev. Advoc.-Gen. : b. 1858, mar. 1893
Alice, dau. of the late Rev. Robt. Baker-Carr.
Bes., Madras.
WHITE, Knight (2). Fd.-Marsh. Sir George
Stuart White, G.C.B. (Mil. 1897; K.C.B. 1886),
O.M. (1905), G.C.S.I. (1898), G.C.M.G. (1901),
G.C.I.E. (1893), G.C.V.O. (1900), JJ€ (1879),
LL.D., D.C.L., served in Ind. Mutiny, Afghani-
stan, Nile Expedn., and Burma, in comd.
Burma 1886-9 and Zhob Field Force 1890 ; Com.-
in-Ch. in India 1893-8, then Q.M.G. at Headqrs.,
the renowned defender of Ladysmith, in
comd. at Gibraltar till 1905 (retd.), now Gov. of
Chelsea Hosp. : b. 1835, mar. 1874 Amy, C.I., dau.
of Ven. Joseph Bayly, Archdn. of Calcutta. Bes.,
Whitehall, Ballymena, Co. Antrim (let) ; Roy.
Hosp., Chelsea, S.W.
*** With regard to the spelling of the second Christian
name Sir George White tells us that the form we now
use is the correct one, although, the Army List has
rendered it Stewart for the past 50 years. His mother's
surname was Stuart.
WHITE, Knight (3). Sir Henry Arthur
White, Kt. Bach. (1897), head of the legal firm of
Arnold and Hy. White, was Priv. Solicitor to
Queen Yictoria : b. 1849, widower. Bes., 30 Hans
Mansns.. Basil St., S.W.
WHITE, Knight (4). Hon. Sir Herbert
Tiiirkell White, K.C.I.E. (1903), Lt.-Gov. of
Burma, was formerly Ch. Sec, a Judic. Com-
missr., &c, in the Upper Province, and lately
Chief Judge in the Lower: b. 1855. mar. 1877
Fannie Sophia, dau. of the late Capt. Wm. Hawes.
Res., Govt. House, Rangoon, Burma.
WHITE, Knight (5). Sir William Hexey
White, K.C.B. (Civ. 1895), LL.D., D.Sc., F.R.S.,
F.R.S.E.. M.I.C.E. (Past Pres.), M.I.M.E. (Past
Pres.), Yice-rres. Soc. of Arts and Inst. Nav.
Archits., and a Master of Shipwrights' Co.,
formerly Ch. Construct, to Admiralty and Prof,
at Roy. Sch. Nav. Archit. and at Roy. Nav.
Coll., was Assist. Controller of Navy and Dir. of
Naval Construction 1885-1902 : b. 1845, mar. 1890,
2nd wife, Annie, dau. of F. C. Marshall, Esq.
Bes., Cedarcroft, Putney Htath, S.W : Westmr.
Palace Hotel, S.W.
WHITE, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Alice Elizabeth, dau. of the late Neil Malcolm,
Esq.), mar. 1863, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Henry
Dalrymple White, K.C.B. (d. 1886). Bes.,
106 Eaton Sq., S.W.— (2) Lady W. (Elizabeth
Mary, dau. of the late Fras. Janvrin, Esq.), mar.
1854 Sir William Henry White, C.B. (d. 1893).
Bes., Milford-on-Sea, Lymington, Hants.— (3)
WHI
Baronetage, Knightage, dec. WHY 653
Lady W. (Florence Susan, dau. of the late
Henry Simpson, Esq.), mar. 1878 Aid. Sir Thomas
White, Lord Mayor of London 1876-7 (d. 1883).
Bes., 4 Ashley PL, Victoria St., S.W.
WHITE, Lt.-Col. Frederick (1), C.M.G.
(1902), Commissr. of N.W. Territs., late Comp-
troller of the N.W. Mtd. Police of Canada,
formerly Priv. Sec. to Premier: b. 1847. Bes.,
368 Besserer St.. Ottawa.
WHITE, Lt.-Col. Frederick (2), D.S.O.
(1900-1), P.M., Egypt an! Soudan 1882-4, S.
Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1861.
• WHITE, Capt. Frederick Alexander, D.S.O,
(1900-1), Suff. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1872.
WHITE, Herbert Edward, C.M.G. (1905).
M.A., Brit. Cons, at Tangier.
WHITE, Capt. James Eobert, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Gord. Highldrs. ; S. Africa 1899-1901, was A.D.C.
to F.M. Sir George White, his father, at Gib-
raltar: b. 1879.
WHITE, John, C.B. (Civ. 1902), late a Princ.
Assist. Sec. in Bd. of Education : b. 1839.
Address, 3 Paper Bdgs., Temple, E.C.
WHITE, John Claude, CLE. (1904), Assist,
to Brit. Commissr. in Thibet Mission of 1904.
WHITE, Hon. Mrs. Raymond, dau. of 3rd Bn.
Kensington.
WHITE, Maj. Samuel Robert Llewellyn,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Roy. Canadns.; S. Africa 1900:
b. 1863.
WHITE, Lt.-Col. William, C.M.G. (1897), late
Dep. Postmr.-Gen. Canada, author of the ' Post
Office Gazetteer' (Can.), was in G.P.O. (Lond.)
1846-54 and has been Pres. of Ottawa Athenaeum
and other socs., is Hon. Lt.-Col. 43rd Batt.
Canad. Mil., served in Fenian Raid, ret. 1897:
b. 1830. Bes., Whitehurst, Sandy Hill, Ottawa.
WHITE, Dep. Insp.-Gen. William Rogerson,
C.B. (Mil. 1894), B.A., M.B., Exploring Expedn.
S. America 1873-9 and against Sofas (Gambia)
1894, late Flt.-Surg. (ret. 1905) : b. 1850.
WHITE, Hon. Mrs. William (Spranger), dau.
of 1st Bn. Campbell and Bnss. Stratheden, see
' ' Strath, and Campbell . "
WHITE (BAZLEY-), Lady Grace, dau. of
late Countess of Rothes.
WHITEFOORD, Hon. Mrs. Benjamin, dau.
of 3rd Bn. Headley.
WHITEHEAD, Baronet. Sir James White-
head, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1889), F.S.A., F.R.Hist.S.,
F.R.S.S., a D.L. for Westmorld., Lieut, for City
of London, Ld. Mayor 1888-9, Aid. 1882-96, High
Sheriff of Co. London 1890-1, Sheriff of Lond. and
Middx. 1884-5, formerly a mercht. in London of
Bradford goods, has been a Gov. of Christ's and St.
Barthol.'s Hosps. and Master of the Fanmakers'
Co.,anM.P. 1892-4: son of the late Jas. White-
head, Esq., of Appleby ; b. 1834, mar. i85o Mercy
Matilda, dau. of Thos. Hinds, Esq. Heir, his son
George Hugh (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
James HughEdendale, b. 1890) . Seat, Wilmington
Manor, Dartford, Kent.
WHITEHEAD, Bishop— see "Madras."
WHITEHEAD, Hon. Mrs. Beethom, dau. of
8th Vise. Midleton.
WHITEHEAD, Capt. Ernest Kilve, D.S.O.
(1902), Natal Vols. ; Boer War 1899-1901 : b. 1874.
Bes., Pietersburg, Transvaal Nth.
WHITEHEAD, Maj.-Gen. Robert Children,
C.B. (Mil. 1879), Crimea and Zululand, comd.
two Regtl. Dists. 1881-6, ret. 1892 and is Col.
Northants. Regt. : b. 1833. Bes., Sandford, War-
cop, Penrith, Cumb.
WHITEHOUSE, Knight. Sir George White-
house, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), Engl-, in Ch. of Buenos
Aires and Rosario Rails., has been employed in
that profession, also in S. Africa, Mexico, India,
Peru, and Uganda : b. 1857, mar. 1895 Florence
Cecilia, dau. of the late Rev. G. R. Hyatt. Bes.,
Buenos Aires.
WHITELEGGE, Benjamin Arthur, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), M.D., B.Sc, F.R.C.P., H.M.'s Ch.
Insp. of Factories from 1896, was prev. Med. Offr.
of Health for Nottingham end W. Rid. : b. 1852.
Bes., 3 Edwardes PL, Kens., W.
WHITELEY, Frank, C.M.G. (1901), Mayor of
Mafeking during the Siege, and some years Pres.
of Chamb. of Commerce there : b. 1856. Bes.,
Oakville, Ilkley, Yorks.
WHITESIDE, Hon Mrs. Borras, dau. of 9th
Bn. Belhaven and Stenton.
WHITEWAY, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir William Vallance Whiteway, P.C.
(Gt. Br. 1897), K.C.M.G. (1880), D.C.L., K.C.
(Newfdld. 1862), late Premier of Newfoundland
(3rd time), formerly Speaker, Solic.-Gen., and
Attorn.-Gen., addressed House of Lords on French
Fishery Treaty of 1890-1 : b. 1828 (in Devonshire),
mar. 1872, 2nd wife, Katherine Anne, dau. of
the late W. H. Davies, Esq., of Nova Scotia.
Bes., Riverview, St. John's, Newfoundland.
WHITLA, Knight. Sir William Whit/a, Kt.
Bach. (1902), M.A., M.D., Prof, of Materia
Medicain Queen's Coll., Belfast, and Sen. Phys.
to Belfast Roy Hosp., Consg. Phys. to Ulster
Hosp. for Women and Children and to Ophthal-
mic Hosp., Exam, in Glasgow, Victoria, and
Royal Univs. : b. 1851, mar. 1876 Ada, dau. of
Geo. Bourne, Esq. Bes., 8 College Sq., Belfast.
WHITMORE, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Isabella, dau. of the late Wm. Smith, Esq., of
Roxeth, Rugby), mar. 1865 Maj.-Gen. Hon. Sir
Geo. S. Whitmore, K.C.M.G., a distinguished
Colonial soldier (d.1903). Bes., Napier, Hauke's
Bav, New Zealand.
WHITNEY, KNionT. Sir Benjamin Whitney,
Kt. Bach. (1897), Clerk of the Crown and of the
Peace and Loc. Registrar for Co. Mayo : b. 1833,
widower. Bes., B^ayfort House, Bray, Co. Wick-
low ; 29 Upper Fitzwilliam St., Dublin.
WHITSHED (HAWKINS-), Baronet's
Widow. Lady H.-W. (Anne Alicia, dau. of
Rev. the Hon. Jno. G. Handcock, son of 2nd Bn.
Castlemaine), mar., 1st, 1858, Sir St. Vincent B .
Hawkins- Whitshed, 3rd and last Bt. (d. 1871) ;
2ndly, 1885, J. Percival Hughes, Esq.— widow's
title retained by right. Bes., Somerby House, 67
The Drive, Hove, Brighton.
WHITTALL, Knight. Sir (James) William
Whittall, Kt. Bach. (1898), Pres. of Brit. Chamb.
of Commerce, Turkey, also of Armenian Relief
Cmttee., is a mercht. and mine-owner : b. 1838,
mar. 1862 Edith, dau. of Saml. Barker, Esq.
Bes. , The Tower, Cadikeni, Constantinople ; Nizam,
Prinkipo, Turkev.
WHITTINGTON, Col. George John Charles,
C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), Army Pay Dept. retd. (1896);
Canada 1866-70, Egypt 1882, S. Africa 1900 : b.
1836. Bes., Codham Hall, Gt. Warley, Brentwood,
Essex.
WHITTUCK, Hon. Mrs. Edward dau. Of
13th Vise. Mountgarret.
WHYTE, Maj. John Nicholas, D.S.O. (igo2\
Lanes. Fus. ; Nile 1898, S. Africa 1895-1902 : b.
1864.
WHYTE, Lady Maude Josepha, dau. of 7th
E. of Airlie.
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WHY
Directory of
WIL
WHYTE, Willtam Marcus Charles Beres-
ford, C.M.G. (1902), Fleet-Paym. R.N. ; Egypt
1882, was Sec. to Princ. Transpt. Officer during
S. Afr. War : b. 1863.
WICKHAM, Lieut. Charles George, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Norf. Regt. ; S. Africa 1900: b. 1879.
WICKHAM, Ladies Elena Mary aud Ethel-
reda Caroline, daus. of 10th M. of Huntly.
WICKHAM, Lieut. Thomas Edmund Palmer, j
D.S.O. (1900-1), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1900: b. j
l8WICKHAM, Lieut. Thomas Strange, D.S.O.
(1900-1), S. Afr. Lt. Horse in Boer War 1900-2,
now with Nth. Nigerian Regt. : b. 1878.
WICKHAM, Col. William James Richard,
CB. (Mil. 1902), LA., Afghn. 1878-80, Soudan,
Hazara 1888, Chitral, and S. Africa 1899-1902:
b. i860. Res., Simla.
WICKLOW, Earl of. Ralph Francis
Howard, 7th Earl {Irel.), a Representative
Peer of Ireland, a D.L. for Wicklow, Capt.
2nd Life Gds., served in S. Africa 1900, as
Staff Capt. : son of 6th E. ; b. Dec. 24, 1877 ; sue.
1891 ; mar. 1902 Lady Gladys Mary Hamilton, dau.
of 2nd D. of Abercorn. Seat, Shelton Abbey,
Arklow, Co. Wicklow.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Clonmore, 1776 ; Vise. Wicklow,
nS* • E of Wicklow, 1793.— The Rt. Hon. Ralph Howard,
M P' for Co. Wicklow and son of the Bishop of Elphin,
was awarded the Barony and Viscty., and after his
decease his widow was created a Countess with limita-
tion to male issue. This house appears to be wholly un-
connected with either of the others mentioned under the
family name.
Titled Relatives.
(Howard.)
Son of present (7<V) E.:
Lord Clonmore, heir to Earldom : William Cecil
James H., b. 1902. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Hugh.)
Surviving son of 6th E. (half-bro. of present) ;
(BY 1ST MRRGE.
Present Earl, b. 1877.)
BY 2ND MRRGE.
Hon. Hugh Melville H., b. 1883.
Sists. of $th and 6fh Earls (aunts of present ;
granted rank of Earls' daus. 1870) :
Lady Caroline Louisa H., b. 1837. Res., Wingfield,
Bray, Co. Wicklow.
(The latestti Earl, b. 1839, d. 1881 unmrrd.)
(The late 6th Earl, b. 1842, d. 1891.)
Lady Louisa Frances H., b. 1844. \ Res. with eld.
Lady Alice Mary H., b. 1846. / sist.
Dau. of i,tk E. (1st cous. once rem. of present) :
Lady Anne Jane, now The Lady Milford or Lady
A Eyre, b. 1824, mar., 1st, 1854, the late 1st and
only Bn. M. (d. 1857) ; 2ndly, 1861, the late Thos.
Jos. Eyre, Esq. (d. 1902): the title of "Lady Anne
Eyre" would rank her as an Earl's dau., which
is higher than that of " The Lady Milford," a Bn.'s
widow, but she prefers to retain the latter.
Res., Thorpe Lee, Egham, Surrey ; Runnymede, Old
Windsor ; 16 Hill tit., Berkeley Sq., W.
WICKLOW, Earl's Widow. Fanny, Coun-
tess of W. (Fanny Catharine, dau. of the late
Richd. R. Wingfield, Esq., grandson of 4th Vise.
Powerscourt), mar., 1st, 1880, as 2nd wife, 6th E.
of Wicklow (d. 1891); 2ndly, 1894, the late
Marcus F. Beresford, Esq. (d. 1896)— retaining
title by courtesy. Res. , with 7th Earl.
WTEL, Hon. Mrs. Taddeo, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Wenlock.
WIGAN, Baron {U.K. 1826), Imper. title of E.
of Crawford.
WIGAN, Baronet. Sir Frederick Wigan,
istBt. {U.K. 1898; Kt. Bach. 1894), a D.L. for
Surrey (High Sheriff 1894) and a Dir. of N. Lond.
Rail., a merchant : son of the late Jno. A. Wigan,
Esq., of Maidstone; b. 1827, mar. 1857 Mary
Harriet, dau. of Jos. Blunt, Esq. Heir, his son
Frederick William (b. 1859; 2nd heir, latter' s
son Roderick Grey, b. 1886). Res., Clare Lawn,
East Sheen, Mortlake, S.W.
WIGG (STONE-) , Bishop— see "New Guinea."
WIGGIN, Baronet. Sir Henry Arthur Wig-
gin, 2ndBt. {U.K. 1892), a D.L. for Gtaffordsh.,
High Sheriff 1896: son of 1st Bt., b. 1852, sue.
1905, mar. 1878 Annie Sarah, dau. of the late Chas.
R. Cope, Esq. Heh-, his son Charles Richard
Henry (b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Maj. Walter
William W ., b. 1856). Seats, Metchley Grange,
Harborne, Birmingham ; Garth Gwynion, Mac-
hynlleth, Montgom.
WIGGIN, Baronet's Widow. Dowager Lady
W. (Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late David
Malins, Esq.), mar. 1851 Sir Henry Sainl. Wig-
gin, 1st Bt. (d. 1905).
WIGLEY, Francis Spencer, I.S.O. (1905), a
Magist. and Coroner in St. Christopher, W.I.
WIGRAM, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Beatrice, dau. of the late Rev. Philip H. Palmer) ,
mar. 1857 Sir Chas. Hampden Wigram (d. 1903).
Res., Harston, Grantham, Lines.; 5E Portman
Mansns., Marylebone Rd., W.
WIGRAM, Capt. Clive, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), 18th Tirvana Lancers LA., was A.D.C. to
Lord Curzon in India; Tirah 1897-8, S. Africa
1900 : b. 1873.
WIGRAM, Maj. -Gen. Godfrey James, CB.
(Mil. 1882), Crimea and Egypt, ret. 1893, formerly
Col. comdg. Coldstrm. Gds. : b. 1836 (son of Rt.
Hon. Sir Jas. Wigram, half-bro. of Sir Robt.
FitzWygram, 2nd Bt.). Res., D2, The Albany, W.
WILBERFORCE, Bishop— see "Chichester."
WILBRAHAM, Lady Marian, dau. of 2nd M.
of Sligo.
WILBRAHAM (BOOTLE-), family name of
Lathom Earldom, q.v. for "Ladies" and"Hons."
WILD, Hon. Mrs. Ernest, dau. of 2nd Vise.
Hardinge.
WILD, Hon. Mrs. Hillary, dau. of 5th Bn.
Br aye.
WILKIN, Knight. Col. Sir Walter Henry
Wilkin, K.C.M.G. (1896; Kt. Bach. 1893), V.D.,
barrister-at-law, Aid. and Lieut, of City of
London, was Lord Mayor 1895-6, Sheriff 1892-3,
formerly Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Middx.
Artill. Vols. : b. 1842, mar. 1872 Margot, dau. of
Henry R. Dale, Esq. Res., Linton, Cambridge;
43 Gloucester Sq., Hyde Pk., W.
WILKIN, Com. Henry Douglas, D.S.O.
(1893), R.N., Alexandria 1882, Gambia River
1891-2 : b. 1862.
WILKINS, Col. James Sutherland, D.S.O.
(1891), I.M.S., Afghn. 1879 and Burma 1886-7,
empld. on Plague Duty 1900 : b. 1851. Res., Aden.
WILKINSON, Bishops — see "Europe" and
"St. Andrews."
WILKINSON, Knight (1). Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry
Clement Wilkinson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1897), served in
Mutiny, Afghanistan 1879-81, and Egypt, and
has comd. various dists. in both India and Engld.,
was Mil. Sec. to Com.-in-fh. in India 1880,
ret. 1899 and is Col. 4th Drga. Gds. : b. 1837.
Res., 1 c King St., St. James's, S.W.
WILKINSON, Knight (2). Hon. Sir Hiram
Shaw Wilkinson, Kt. Bach. (1903), B.A., LL.D.,
bas been a student interpreter in Japan, Crown
Advocate and Commissr. on Canton Riots Claims
in China, Cons, or Vice-Cons, in both countries,
and Chief Justice of H.M.'s Supreme Court for
China and Corea : b. 1840, mar. 1864 Prudie, dau.
of Thos. Gaffikin, Esq., of Belfast. Res., Shanghai.
WIL
Baronetage, Knightage, <tc.
WIL
655
WILKINSON, Lady Beatrix Frances Ger-
trude, dau. of 14th E. of Pembroke.
WILKINSON, Lt.-Col. George Alexander
Eason, D.S.O. (1900-1), 4th Batt. Sherwd.
Foresters (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-1 : b. i860, mar.
1886 following. Res., Dringhouses Manor and
Middletborpe Hall, York.
WILKINSON, Hon. Mrs. George, dau. of 3rd
Bn. Decies, and wife of preceding.
WILKINSON, Capt. Henry Thomas Diedrich,
D.S.O. (1887), late Essex Regt.; Burma 1885-6 :
b. i860.
WILKINSON, Maj.-Gen. Osborn, C.B. (Mil.
1877), Punjab, Frontier 1854, Mutiny, and Afgbn.,
retired 1880 and is Col. 2nd Lancers LA. : b. 1822.
lies., 40 St. George's Rd., S.W.
WILKINSON, Maj. Thomas Henry Des
V<eux, D.S.O. (1887), late Eif. Brigade; Mahsud
Waziri 1881 and Upper Burma 1886-7 (as Supt.
Army Signalling) : b. 1858 (son of Bp. of St.
Andrews) .
WILKINSON, Capt. William Thornton,
D.S.O. (1900-1), King's Own Scot. Bords. ; S.
Africa 1900-2 : b. 1877.
WILKINSON (GREEN-1), Lt.-Gen. Frederick,
C.B. (Mil. 1904), ret. 1881, is Col. Oxfordsb. L.I. ;
Crimea and Mutiny : b. 1825. ^eft-> J9 St. George's
sq., S.W.
WILKINSON (GREEN-), Hon. Mrs. Lewis,
sist. of 3rd Bn. Ashtown.
WILKS, Baronet. Sir Samuel Wilks, 1st Bt.
{U.K. 1897), M.D., LL.D., F.R.S., F.R.C.P.,
F.R.C.S., Phys. to T.R.H. tbeDuke and Dchss. of
Connaugbt, Cons. Phys. to Guy's Hosp., late Phys.
Extraord. to Queen Victoria and Pres. Roy. Coll.
Phys.,has been Exam, to Lond. Univ. and a memb.
of Sqnate : son of the late Jos. Barber Wilks, Esq.,
b. 1824, widower. Heir, none. Res., 8 Prince Arthur
Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
WILLAN (DOUGLAS-), Col. Henry Percy,
C.B. (Civ. 1902), late 1st Drgn. Gds., Zulu War
1879, now retd., but continued in apptmt. of
Dep. Assist. Dir. of Remounts, Dublin : b. 1848.
WILLCOCKS, Knight (1). Brig.-Gen. Sir
James Willcocks, K.C.M.G. (1900), D.S.O. (1887),
served in Afghanistan 1879-80, Soudan 1885,
various Ind. Campaigns 1881-97, and W. Africa
1898-9, formerly Comdt. W. African Frontier
Force, and since in Ashanti for relief of Kumassi,
now eomdg. Nowshera Brig. Ind. : b. 1857 (bro.
of follg.), mar. 1889 Winifred, dau. of Col. ~
Aug. Way. Res., Nowshera, India.
WILLCOCKS, Knight (2). Sir William
Willcocks, K.C.M.G. (1903), M.I.C.E., F.R.G.S.,
Dir. of Daira Sanieh (see "Lang, Kt."), prev.
Dir. -Gen. of Reservoirs in Egypt, assisted in con-
struction of the Nile Dam : b. 1852, mar. 1876
Susan Anne, dau. of Rev. J. E. Scott-Moncrieif.
Res., Cairo.
WELLES, Knight's Widow. Lady W. (Ma-
tilda, dau. of the late ¥m, J. Lockwood, Esq.),
mar. 1855 Adm. Sir George Ommanney Willes,
G.C.B. (d. 1901). Res., 73 Cadogan Sq., S.W.
WILLES (ATKINSON-) , Knight. Vice- Adm.
Sir George Lambart Atkinson-Willes, K.C.B.
(Mil. 1905). served in Abyssinia 1868, late Com.-
in-Ch. on E. Indies Station : b. 1847.
WILLIAMS, Baronet of Bodelwyddan. Sir
William Willoughby Williams, 5th Bt. (67*. Br.
1798), son of 4th Bt., b. 1888, sue. 1904. Heir pres.,
his bro. Hugh Grenville (b. 1889; 2nd heir,
next bro., Francis Idris, b. 1891). Seats, Bodel-
wyddan, Rhuddlan R.S.O., Flints.; Bodidris,
Llandegla, Mold ; res., Pengwern, Rhuddlan
R.S.O., all same Co.
WILLIAMS, Baronet of Brook Street. Sir
John Williams, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1894), K.C.V.O.
(1902), M.D., LL.D., F.R.C.P., Phys. to H.R.H.
Prss. Henry of Battenberg, Phys. Accouch. to
H.R.H. the Princess of Wales, Consg. Phys. to
Univ. Coll. Hosp., and Emeritus Prof, of Mid-
wifery to the College, a memb. of Gen. Counc. of
Med. Educn. for U.K., Fellow of various learned
Socs. and author of numerous medical works,
High Sheriff of Carmarthensh. 1904: son of David
Williams, Esq., of Blaenllynant ; b. 1840, mar.
1872 Mary Elizabeth Anne, dau. of Richd.
Hughes, Esq. Heir, none. Seat, The Plas, Llan-
stephan, Carmarthen.
WILLIAMS, Baronet of Treaullow. Sir
Frederick William Will'ams, 5th Bt. {U.K.
1866), son of 3rd Bt. and bro. of 4th; b. 1888,
sue. 1905. Heir pres., his bro. Bocrton Robert
(b. 1889; 2nd heir, their uncle Capt. Frederick
Law W., b. 1862). Res., Upcott, Barnstaple,
Devon.
WILLIAMS, Baronet's Widow. Lady W. of
Tregullow (Matilda Frances, dau. of Edmund B.
Beauchamp, Esq.), mar. 1881 Sir Win, Robt.
Williams, 3rdBt. (d. 1903; 4th d. 1905 unmrrd.).
Res., with 5th Bt.
WILLIAMS, Bishops — see "Bangor," "Hu-
ron," "St. John's," "Tinnevelly"," and "Waiapu."
WILLIAMS, Knight (1). Maj.-Gen. Sir
Albert Henry Wilmot Williams, K.C.V.O.
(1904), Col. Comdt. R.A., was an Equerry to Fd.-
Marsh. H.R.H. the late Duke of Cambridge,
served in Crimea and Ind. Mutiny, and has been
D.A.G. for Artill. at Headqrs., ret. 1894 : b. 1832.
Res., 22 Chesham PI., S.W.
WILLIAMS, Knight (2). Gen. Sir Edward
Charles Sparshott Williams, K.C.I.E. (1893),
Col. Comdt. R.E., served in Burma 1852, has been
Govt. Dir. of Ind. Guaranteed Railways : b. 1831,
widower (twice). 7?es.,73LexhamGdns., Kens.,W.
WILLIAMS, Knight (3). Sir Edward Leader
William", Kt. Bach. (1894), M.I.C.E., was Ch.
Engr. and designer Manch. Ship Canal, now Cons.
Engr., formerly Engr. to Bridgwater Navig. Co. :
b. 1828, mar. 1862, 2nd wife, Catherine Louisa,
dau. of Richd. Clinch, Esq. Res., The Oaks,
Altrincham, Cheshire.
WILLIAMS, Knight (4). Hon. Sir Hartley
Williams, Kt. Bach. (1894), B.A., Sen. Puisne
Judge in Victoria 1886-1903 (apptd. a Judge of
Supr. Ct. 1881) : b. 1844, mar. 1887, 2nd wife,
Jessie Bruce, dau. of the late Thos. A. Lawford,
Esq. Res., Staunton, Coleford, Glouc. ; Queen
Anne's Mansns., Westmr., S.W.
WILLIAMS, Knight (5). Gen. Sir John
William Collman Williams, K.C.B. (Mil. 1892),
R.M.A.retd. (1888), served onW. Coast Afr. 1851,
A.D.C. to the late Queen 1869-78 : b. 1823, mar.
1856 Georgiana Isabella, dau. of Geo. Ingouville,
Esq., of Jersey. Res., Morelands, Purbrook,
Cosham, Hants.
WILLIAMS, Knight (6). Sir Roland V. W.,
see "Williams, P.C."
WILLIAMS, Knight (7). Sir Thomas Mar-
chant Willimns, Kt. Bach. (ig?4), B.A., barrister-
at-law, Stipendiary Magistrate at Merthyr Tydvil,
a Treasury Repres. on Court of Welsh Univ., for-
merly an Insp. of Schools for L.S.B. and an Assist.
Charity Commissr. : b. 1845, mar. 1883 Elizabeth
Ann, widow of R. Wilding, Esq. Res., Rhyd-
felin, Builth, Brecons. ; Taff House, Cathedral
Rd., Cardiff.
656 WIL Directory of Peerage,
WIL
WILLIAMS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady
W. (Elizabeth, dau. of the late Et. Hon. Sir
Robt. Lush), mar. 1865, as 2nd wife, Hon. Sir
Watkin Williams, Judge of the High Ct. (d.
1884). Rrs., 8 Aberdeen Cottages, Stanmore,
Middx.— (2) Lady W. (Helen Jane Maunder,
dau. of Geo. Hitchcock, Esq.), mar. 1853 Sir Geo.
Williams, Kt. Bach., of the drapery firm of
Hitchcock, Williams, and Co., and founder of
the Y.M.C.A. (d. 1905). Res., 13 Russell Sq., W.C.
WILLIAMS, Priy. Counc. and Knight. Rt.
Hon. Sir Roland Lomax Bowdler, Vaughan i
Williams, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1897), Kt. Bach. (1890),
B. A., a Ld. Justice of Appeal, prev. a Judge
of Queen's Bench Div. of the High Ct. and in
Bankruptcy, appd. Q,.C. 1889 : b. 1838, mar. 1865
Laura Susanna, dau. of the late Edind. Lomax,
Esq. Res., High Ashes Earm, Abinger, Dorking ;
6 Trebovir Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Arthur Erederick j
Carlisle, D.S.O. (1900-1), LA., S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1876.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Ashley Paget Wilmot,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 21st Lancers ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1867.
WILLIAMS, Hon. Mrs. Charles Henry, dau.
of 6th Vise. Falmouth.
WILLIAMS, Charles Ribey, C.M.G. (1902),
Treas. of the Gold Coast Colony, was Chf. of
Anglo-Germ. Boundary Commssn. 1892 : b. 1857.
Res., The Treasury, Accra, Gold Coast.
WILLIAMS, David Parry, C.B. (Civ. 1901),
V.D., Coll. of Customs at Liverpool, a retd. Capt.
and Hon. Maj. 2nd Middx. Artill. Vols. : b. 1842.
Res., Dorlcote, Cearns Rd., Birkenhead.
WILLIAMS, Hon. Mrs. Edward, dau. of 2nd
Vise. Guillamore.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Edward Ernest, D.S.O.
(1905), N'thumb. Eus. ; Nth. Nigeria 1903-4: b.
1875-
WILLIAMS, Hon. Mrs. Godfrey, dau. of 5th
Bn. Rendlesham.
WILLIAMS, Henry, M.V.O. (5th Class, 1903),
I.S.O. (1902), Sec. Board of Public Works, Dublin:
b. 1850. Res., Glenageary, Co. Dublin (? post-
town).
WILLIAMS, Henry Owen, I.S.O. (1903), Chief
Examiner, Civil Dept. War Office : b. 1855. Res.,
Ashtor, Harpenden, Herts.
WILLIAMS, Capt. Herbert Armstrong,
D.S.O. (1900-1), I.M.S., China 1900-1 : b. 1875.
WILLIAMS, Maj. Hugh Bruce, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902, now a
D.A.Q.M.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1865. Res., 11
Cottesmore Gdns., Kens., W.
WILLIAMS, James Alexander, I.S.O. (1903),
District Comnmsr., Gold Coast: b. 1856. Res.,
UssherTown, Accra, Gold Coast; 11 Oke Olovrog-
bowo, Lagos.
WILLIAMS, Ralph Champneys, C.M.G.
(1901), Res. Commissr. of Bechuanald. Protect.,
late Colon. Sec. of Barbados, prev. held posts
in Transvaal and at Gibraltar and explored
Patagonia and Centr. Africa : b. 1848. Res.,
Head Quarters House, Mafeking.
WILLIAMS. Capt; Weir de Lancey, D.S.O.
(1899), Hants, Regt. ; N.W. Front. 1897, Benin
1899, S. Africa 1900, Niger Territs. 1903, now
Brig.-Maj., BelgaumBrig. in India. : b. 1871.
WILLIAMS, Col. William Daniel Campbell,
C. B. (Mil. 1900-1), Dir.-Gen. Army Med. Serv.
Australn. Commnwth. ; S. Africa 1899-1900, is a
Kt. of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1856.
WILLIAMS, Col. William Hugh, C.M.G.
(1901) , R.A., Zululd. 1879, Uganda 1890-3, Nile
1898, and S. Africa 1900-2, was a Vice-Cons, in
Asia Minor 1895-7 : b. 1857. ^es-> Waterpaik,
Castleconnell, Co. Limerick.
WILLIAMS (H ANBURY-), Col. John, C.V.O.
(1902) , C.M.G. (1899), Oxfdsh. L.I. ; Egypt 1882,
S. Africa 1900, late Priv. Sec. to Sec. of
State for War, prev. Mil. Sec. to Gov. of Cape
Colony, has been Extra A.D.C. to Gov. and to
Com.-in-Ch. of Madras, now Mil. Sec. to Gov.-Gen.
of Canada: b. 1859. Res., Govt. House, Ottawa.
WILLIAMS (INGOUVILLE-), Lt.-Col. Ed-
ward Charles James, D.S.O. (1900-1), Wore. '
Regt. ; Soudan 1884-5, Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-
1901 : b. 1861.
WILLIAMS (MONIER-), Knight's Widow.
Lady M.-W. (Julia Grantham, dau. of the late
Rev. F. J. Faithfull), mar. 1848 Sir Monier
Monier- Williams, K.C.I.E., D.C.L., Boden Prof,
of Sanscrit in Oxf. Univ. (d. 1899). Res.,
Rochester House, Esher, Surrey.
WILLIAMS-BULKELEY — see " Bulkeley."
WILLIAMSON, family name of Ashton
Barony, q.v. for Hon. Maud.
WILLIAMSON, Baronet. Sir Hedworth
Williamson, 9th Bt. {Eng. 1642), a D.L. for
Durham, High Sheriff 1904 : son of 8th Bt., b.
1867, sue. igoo. Heir pres., his bro. Adolphus
Hudleston, Com. R.N. (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, next
bro., Frederick Charles, b. 1872). Stat, Whitburn
Hall, Sunderland ; town res., 65 Curzon St., W.
WILLIAMSON, Baronet's Widow. Lady
Elizabeth Jane Hay W ., nee Liddell, dau. of 1st
E. of Ravensworth, b. 1831, mar. 1863 Sir Hed-
worth Williamson, 8th Bt. (d. 1900). Res.,
Whitburn Hall, with above.
WILLIAMSON, Knight. Sir James William-
son, Kt. Bach. (1900), C.B. (Civ. 1902), a nav.
architect and shipbuilder, Dir. of Dockyards to
the Admiralty : b. 1839, mar. 1894, 2nd wife,
Jemima Alison, dau. of Jno. Maxton, Esq. lies.,
27 Cedars Rd., Clapham Common, S.W.
WILLIAMSON, Hon. Mrs. David, dau. of 1st
Bn. Tredegar.
WILLIAMSON, Lady Elizabeth— see Bt.'s
Widow.
WILLIAMSON, Col. John Francis, C.B.
(Mil. 1904), C.M.G. (1901), M.D., R.A.M.C.,
Afghn. 1878-9, Egypt, Burma 1887-8, N.W.
Frontier 1897-8, S. Africa 1899-1902, Somalild.
1903-4 as Princ. Med. Offr. : b. 1851. Res., Bom-
bay.
WILLIAMSON, Col. Robert Frederic, C.B.
(Mil. 1891), Roy. Welsh Fus. retd. (1891) ;
Ashanti 1873-4, Burma, Hazara 1891 : b. 1843.
Res., Carrokeal, Mallow, Co. Cork.
WILLIS, Bishop {retired). Rt. Rev. Alfred
Willis, D.D., late Missnry. Bp. of Honolulu (1872-
1902) : b. 1836, mar. 1883. Res., in Tonga Islds.
WILLIS, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Ada Mary. dau. of Sir Jno. Neeld, 1st Bt.), mar.
1874, as 2nd wife, Gen. Sir Geo. H. Smith
Willis, G.C.B., F.R.G.S. (d. 1900). Res., Stretham
Manor, Ely ; Seabank, Bournemouth.— (2) Lady
IF. (Eliza Abercromby, dau. of Jno. Sands, Esq.),
mar! 1868 Sir William Willis, late a Ch. Clerk in
the Admiralty (d. 1905). Res., 5 Lansdown Rd.,
Lee, S.E.
WILLIS, Lieut. Evelyn Stuart Const antine,
D.S.O. (1902), LA., S. Africa 1899-1902: b. 1879.
WILLIS, James, I.S.O. (1902), late Comptr.
of Accts., Works Office : b. 1839. Res., Cheriton,
Churchfield Rd., Ealing, W.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c. WIL 657
WIL
WILLIS, Hon. Mrs. Richard, dan. of lith
Vise. Massereeiie and F.
WILLOUGHBY, family name of Middleton
Barony, and "Heathcote-D. -Willoughby'' of the
Anc aster Earldom (but not "Willoughby de
Broke). Index (a., Ancaster; St., Middleton) :
Hn. Alex, Hugh.M.Hn. Eliz. Soph. a. Ly. Nina, a.
Ly. Alice, a. Ly. Florence, a. Hn. Percival G. >i.
Hn. Chas. S. a, Jin. Godfr. B. P. si.Hn. Peter R. a.
Hn. Olaud, a. Hn. Leop. V. H. m. Hn. Mrs. Sydn. sep.
Hn.ClaudeH.O. ji.Ly. Muriel, a. Hn. TattonL. F. >i.
WILLOUGHBY, Baronet. Sir John Chris-
topher Willoughby, 5th Bt. ( Gt. Br. 1794) , formerly
Maj. Roy. Horse Gds., served in Egypt 1882,
Nile Expedn. 1885, Matabeleld. 1893, Boer War
1899-1900, and was Lt.-Col. and Sen. Mil. Offr.
in Brit. S. Afr. Co.'s forces ; comd. troops which
accompanied Dr. Jameson in his raid into Trans-
vaal (subsequently tried at Bar and sentenced to
ten months' imprisonment) : son of 4th Bt., b.
1859, sue. 1866. Heir, none. Seat, Fulmer Hall,
Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks. (Baldon House and
Berwick Lodge let) ; town res., 2 Down St., Picca-
dilly, W.
WILLOUGHBY, Baronet's Widow. Lady
IT. (Maria Elizabeth, diu. of Thos. Hawkes,
Esq., M.P.), mar. 1854, as 2nd wife, Sir John P.
Willoughby, M.P., 4th Bt. (d. i855). lies., Fulmer
Hall, as above, and 45 Grosvenor Gdns., S.W.
WILLOUGHBY, Lt.-Gen. Michael Weekes,
C.S.I. (1885), LA. Supermini. List ; Persia
1856-7, Abyss. 1867-8, was Mil. Sec. to Bombay
Govt. 1881-7: b. 1833. Bes., 17 Lansdown PI.,
Cheltenham.
WILLOUGHBY, Hon. Mrs. Sydney, dau. of
4th Bn. Erskine.
WILLOUGHBY, HEATHCOTE - DRUM-
MOND-, family name of Ancaster Earldom,
q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
WILLOUGHBY de BROKE {pron. Brook),
Baron. Richard Greville Verney, 19th Bn.
{Eng.), B.A., a D.L. for Warwicks. and Capt.
Warwicks. Imper. Yeom., formerly M.P. for
Rugby : son of 18th Bn. ; b. March 29, i£6j ;
sue. 1932 (C.) ; mar. 1895 Marie Frances Lisette,
dau. of the late Chas. A. Hanbury, Esq. Seats,
Compton Vemey, Woodley House (Kineton), and
Kineton House, all nr. Warwick.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Willoughby de Broke, 1492 (1491
Cokayne) by writ, also Bn. Latimer, 1299, but latter
claim not formally established.— Sir Robert Willoughby
(Kt.), who had aided the winning side at Bosworth Field,
was advanced by Henry VII. to the Willoughby de Broke
Barony. He was afterwards Marshal of the English
Army sent into France in 1493. The title was in abey-
ance 1522-1694, i.e. from the death of the 2nd Bn. till the
awarding of the title to Sir Richd. Verney, an ancestor
of whom had married one of the co-heiresses (Bnss. 6th
in line according to ' Burke'). The 'Peerages' now con-
cur ia styling his untitled predecessors Barons de jure,
thus making the present Bn. the 19th.
Titled Relatives.
( Verney.)
Issue 0/ present (19th) Bn.:
Hon. John Henrt Peyto V., heir to Barony, b. 1896.
(and heirdom reverts to one of the sists. below.)
Surviving issue ofl8th Bn. (sists. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1869.)
Hon. Blanche, now Hon. Mrs. Lloyd Baker, b.
1872, mar. 1898 Michael G. Lloyd B., Esq. Res.,
. The Cottage, Hardwicke, Gloucester.
Hon. Patience, now Hon. Mrs. Basil Hanbury, b.
1873, mar. 1896 Basil Esq. Res., The Lodge
Farm, Compton Verney, Warwick.
Issue of x'jth Bn. (uncle and aunts of present) :
(The late 18th Baron, b. 1844, d. 1902.)
Rev. the Hon. Walter Robert V., M.A., b. 1846,
mar. 1879 Elizabeth Georgina, dau. of the late
Maj. Robt. W. Bird (Hon. Mi's. Walter V.). Res.,
Lighthorne Rect., Warwick.
Hon. Margaret Louisa, now Hon. Mrs. Jervoise
Smith, b. 1847, mar. 1874 the late Jerv. 6'., Esq.,
M.P. (d. i384). Res., Sandwell, Totnes, S. Devon ;
23 Hans PL, S.W.
Hon. Susan Emma, now Hon. Mrs. Edmund Godman,
b. 1852, mar. 1885 the late Edmd. Temple G., Esq.
(d. 1894). Res., Bank's Fee, Moreton-in-the-Marsh,
Glouc.
Hon. Mabel V., b. 1355. Res., Craddo;k House,
Kineton, Warwick.
WILLOUGHBY de ERESBY (pron. Derzby).
Lord (by courtesy— title Eng. 1313), eld. son and
heir of E. of Ancaster.
WILLS, Baronet of Blagdon. Sir William
Henry Wills, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1893), a D.L. for
Somerset, Chmn. of Imper. Tobacco Co. , a Dir.
of G.W. Rail., High Sheriff of Somerset, for-
merly of Bristol and Chmn. Bristol Chamb. of
Commerce, late an M.P. : son of the late Wm.
Day Wills, Esq., b. 1830, widower. No heir.
Seats, Coorabe Lodge, Blagdon, R S.O., Somerset ;
East Ct., St. Lawrence-on-Sea, Ramsgate ; town
res., 25 Hyde Pk. Gdns., W.
WILLS, Baronet of Haze'wooi. Sir Edward
Payson Wills, istBt. (U.K. 1904^, K.C.B. (Civ.
1893), first Pres. of the Queen Victoria Jubilee
Convalescent Home at Bristol (to the funds of
which he was a chief contributor) opened in 1899 ;
a Dir. of the same firm as his relatives above and
below: son of the late Henry Overton Wills,
Esq., of Bristol ; b. 1834, widower. Heir, his son
Edward Channing (b. 1861 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Ernest Salter, b. 1869). Seats, Hazelwood, Stoke
Bishop, Bristol ; Clapton Manor, Crewkerne,
Somerset.
WILLS, Baronet of Northmoor. Sir Frede-
rick Wills, 1st Bt. (U.K. 1837), M.P. for Nth.
Bristol (L.U.), a Dir. of the same Bristol firm
as the preceding : son of the late Hy. Overton
Wills, Esq., b. 1838, mar. 1867 Anne, dau. of
Rev. Jas. Hamilton, D.D. Heir, his son Gilbert
Alan Hamilton (b. 1880 ; 2nd heir, next son,
Frederick Noel Hamilton, b. 1887). lies., North-
moor, DulvertonR.S.O., Somerset; Manor Heath,
Bournemouth ; 9 Kensington Pal. Gdns., W.
*** The above two Bts. are brothers, 1st cousins of the
preceding Bt. of Blagdon.
WILLS, Knight. Hon. Sir Alfred Wills, Kt.
Bach. (1884), officially ''Mr. Justice Wills,"
B.A., LL.B., Recorder of Sheffield 1880-4, Pres.
of Railway Commssn. 1888-93, appd. Q.C. 1872,
now a Judge of King's Bench Div. of the High
Ct. (hence " Hon."), author of various works : b.
1828, mar. 1861, 2nd wife, Bertha, dau. of Thos.
Lombe Taylor, Esq. Bes., Saxholm, Bassett,
Southampton; 65o Roy. Cts. of Justice, W.C.
WILLS, Lt.-Col. Caleb Sher^, C.B. (Mil.
1879), L.R.C.P., Fell. Med. Soc. Lond., A.M.S.
retd. (1889), Sen. Med. Offr. in Zulu War 1879,
was A.D.C. and Priv. Sec. to Govs, of Bahamas
and Windward Is. : b. 1834. Bes., Lunecliffe,
Lancaster.
WILLSHIRE, Baronet. Sir Arthur Regi-
nald Thomas Willshire, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 1841),
formerly Lt.-Col. Scots Gds., served in Egypt
1882 : son of 1st Bt. (Gen. Sir Thos. Willshire,
G.C.B.), b. 1850, sue. 1862, mar. 1891 Frederica
Florence Emily, dau. of the late Sir Sanford
Freeling, K.C.M.G. Heir, his son Gerard
Arthur Maxwell (b. 1892 ; no 2nd heir). Bes.,
77 Belgrave Rd., S.W.
WTLLSON, Knight. Maj. -Gen. Sir Mildmay
Willson Wi'.lson, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), served in
Directory of Peerage, WIL
658 WIL
Soudan 1884-5 with Guards' Camel Corps, was a
Spec. Serv. Offr. on Staff in S. Africa 1901-2 :
b. 1847. Res., Eaueeby Hall, Grantham.
WILMINGTON, Baron {U.K. 1812), a title of
the Northampton Marquessate, lately borne (as
" Lord ") by the present heir when a grandson.
WILMOT, Baronet of Berkswell—see "Wil-
mot (Eardley-)."
WILMOT, Baronet of Chaddesden. Sir Ealph
Henry Sacheverel Wilmot, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br.
1759), Capt. Coldstrm. Gds. : nephew of 5th Bt.
and son of the late Bev. Arthur Alfred Wilmot ;
b. 1875, sue. 1901. Heir pres., his 1st cousin once
removed Kev. Darwin W. (b. 1845; 2nd heir,
latter' s son Edward Darwin, b. 1882). Seat,
Chaddesden Hall, Derby.
WILMOT, Baronet of Osmaston. Sir Robert
Rodney Wilmot, 6th Bt. (Gt. Br. 1772), a
D.L. for Derbysh., formerly Lieut. Derbysh.
Yeom. : 1st cousin of 4th and 5th Bts. and
son of the late Montagu Wilmot, Esq. ; b. 1853,
sue. 1887, mar. 1888,2nd wife, Eleanor Georgiana,
dau. of Hon. Hugh H. Hare, son of 2nd E. of
Listowel (1st wife was Lady Elora North, sist. of
7th E. of Guilford). Heir, none. Seat, Bin-
field Grove, Bracknell, Berks.
WILMOT, Hon. Mrs. Richard, sist. of 2nd
Bn. St. Leonards.
WILMOT (EARDLEY-), Baronet. Sir John
Eardley-Wilmot, 4th Bt. of Berkswell Hall (U.K.
1821), late 2nd Lieut. Rifle Brigade: son of
3rd Bt., b. 1882, sue. 1896. Heir pres., his bro.
Frederick Neville Henry, Sub-Lieut. R.N.
(b. 1885 ; 2nd heir, next bro., Stephen, b. 1887).
WILMOT (EARDLEY-), Baronet's Widow.
Lady E.-W. (Mary, dau. of David W. Russell,
Esq.), mar. 1876 Col. Sir Wm. A. Eardley-Wilmot,
3rd Bt. (d. 1896). lies., 83 Cromwell Ed., S.W.
WILMOT (EARDLEY-), Mai. -Gen. Revell,
C.B. (Mil. 1896), Bhutan 1864-6, Jowaki and
Afghn. 1877-80, was A.A.G. in Meerut Div. 1886-
90, ret. 1898 : b. 1842 (uncle of Sir J. Eardley-
Wilmot, Bt.). Club, Cavalry.
WILSON, Baronet of Delhi. Sir Roland
Knyvet Wilson, 2nd Bt. (U.K. 18581, M.A.,
LL.M., barristcr-at-law, late Reader in Ind. Law
at Camb. Univ. : nephew of 1st Bt. (see Widows
below) and son of the late Rear-Adm. Geo. K.
Wilson ; b. 1840, sue. (by special remainder)
3874, mar. 1873 Christiana Whiting, dau. of the late
Richd. Phillips, Esq., F.R.S. Heir pres., his bro.
Adm. Sir Arthur Knyvet W., K.C.B., "E<&
(below ; no 2nd heir). Res., 86 Church Rd., Rich-
mond, Surrey.
WILSON, Baronet of Eastbourne— see "Wil-
son (Maryon-)."
WILSON, Baronet of Ecclesall. Sir Alex-
ander Wilson, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1897), an iron
master, engaged in armour-plate making &c,
Master Cutler of Sheffield 1897-8, is Chilian Cons,
for Sheffield: son of the late Geo. Wilson, Esq.,
of Prinlaws, Eifesh. ; b. 1837, mar. 1866 Edith
Hester, dau. of Hy. Vickers, Esq. Heir, none.
Seat, Archer House, Ecclesall, Sheffield.
WILSON, Baronet of Eshton Hall. Sir
Mathew Wharton Wilson, 2nd Bt. (U.K.
1874), formerly Lieut. 11th Hussars: son of
1st Bt., b. 1827, sue. 1891, mar. 1850 Gratiana
Mary, dau. of Adm. Richd. Thomas. Heir, his
son Maj. Mathew Amcotts W. (b. 1853; 2nd
heir, latter's son Capt. Matthew Richard Henry
W.,h. 1875). Seat, Eshton Hall, Gargrave, Leeds.
WILSON, Baronet of Stanley Hall— see
" Wilson ^Tyrwhitt-.)"
WILSON, Baronets' Widows. (1) Ellen,
Lady W. of Delhi, dau. of the late Brig.-Gen.
Warren H. L. Erith, mar. 1842 Gen. Sir Archdale
Wilson, 1st Bt., G.C.B. (d. 1874). ..Bes., The
Belvedere, Camberley, Surrey. — (2) Frances, Lady
W. of Eshton Hall, widow of Col. Pedler, mar.
1878, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Mathew Wilson,
1st Bt. (d. 1891).
WILSON, Bishop— see "Melanesia."
WILSON, Hon. Lady, sist. of 7th Bn. Vaux
of Harrowden (q.v.) and wife of Sir Chas. Rivers
Wilson, G.C.M.G.— see below.
WILSON, Knight (1). Sir Alexander Wilson,
Kt. Bach. (1887), formerly Sheriff of Calcutta and
Pres. Beng. Cnamb. of Comm., was a memb. of
a mercht. firm in Calcutta : b. 1843, mar. 1896,
2nd wife, Louisa Benita, dau. of Maj. Robt.
Poore. Res., The Views, Rickling, Newport,
Essex.
WILSON, Knight (2). Sir Arthur W— see
"Wilson, P.C."
WILSON, Knight (3). Adm. Sir Arthur
Knyvet Wilson, G.C.V.O. (1905), K.C.B. (Mil.
1902), UCT (1884), served in Black Sea, China
1865, Egypt and Soudan, now comdg. Channel
Fleet, late 3rd Nav. Lord of Admiralty and
Controller of the Navy, an A.D.C. to Oueen
Victoria 1892-5 ; heir pres. to Btcy. of Delhi :
b. 1842. Res., Portsmouth.
WILSON, Knight (4). Sir Charles Rivers
Wilson, G.C.M.G. (1895; K.C.M.G. 1880), C.B.
(Civ. 1876), B.A., has been Finance Min. in Egypt,
Contr.-Gen. Nat. Debt Office 1874-95, also Brit.
Repres. on Suez Canal Bd. : b. 1831, mar. 1895,
2nd wife, the above Hon. Lady Wilson. Res.,
21 Pont St., S.W.
WILSON, Knight (5). Sir David Wilson,
K.C.M.G. (1899), V.D., late Gov. of Brit. Hon-
duras, formerly Colon. Sec. Trinidad, where he
has held several posts and admind. Govt., is still
Hon. Col. of L.I. Vols, there : b. 1838, mar. 1881,
2nd wife, Nora Kate, dau. of the late Norval
dyne, Esq. Res., Tiverton, Devon.
WILSON, Knight (6). Sir Guy Fleetwood-
W., see " Wilson (Fleetwood-)."
WILSON, Knight (7). Sir William— see
"Wilson (Grey-)."
WILSON, Knight (8). Surg.-Gen. Sir William
Deane Wilson, K.C.M.G. (1901), B.A., M.B.,
A.M. S. retd. (1903) , served in Afghanistan 1878-80,
Egypt 1882-4, and S. Africa 1899-1901 as Princ.
Med. Offr. : b. 1843, mar. 1880 Annie Wilhelmina,
dau. of Rev. Chancellor H. Smith. Res., Ravens-
court, Sth. Norwood Pk., S.E.
WILSON, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Emma, dau. of Thos. Dalton, Esq., of Toronto),
mar. 1841 Sir Adam Wilson, formerly Pres. High
Ct. Ontario (d. 1891). Res., Toronto, Canada.
— (2) Lady W. (Jean, dau. of Hon. W. Campbell,
M.P.), mar. 1861 Sir Samuel Wilson, formerly
M.P. (d. 1895). Res., Ercildoune, Mount Bute,
and Marathon, all in Victoria, Australia ; 10
Grosvenor Sq., W.— (3) Lady W. (Margaret, dau.
of Thos. Hedley, Esq.), mar. 1874 Sir Jacob
Wilson, Kt. Bach., formerly Dir. of Land Dept.
at Agric. Office (d. 1905). Res., Chillingham
Barns, Belford, N'thumb.— (4) Lady W. (Olivia,
dau. of the late Col. Duffin), mar. 1867 Sir Chas.
Wm. Wilson, K.C.B. , Dir.-Gen. of Ordn. Survey
(d. 1905).
WILSON, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Arthur Wilson, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1902), K.C.I.E.
(1898), B. A., now a memb. of the Judic. Comttee.
WIL Baronetage, Knightage, <kc. WIL 659
of the Priv. Counc, was Legal Adviser and Solicr.
to India Office 1892-1902, and formerly a Puisne
Judge High Ct. Calcutta and Viee*Chanc. Calcutta
Univ. : b. 1837, mar. 1865 Marv, dau. of the late
Wm. Bardgett, Esq. Club, Athenaeum.
WILSON, Col. Alexander Andrew, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs. ; S.
Africa 1879 and 1900-1, was Comdt. W. Australn.
Colon. .Forces 1895-8 : b. 1858.
WILSON, Lt.-Col. A. E., D.S.O. (1902),
Kitchener's Fighting Scouts ; S. Africa 1902.
WILSON, Maj. Cecil William, D.S.O.(isoo-i),
King's Roy. Rif . Corps ; S. Africa 1899-1900 : b.
1870.
WILSON, Charles Henry, CLE. (1903),
Manager of the Hong Kong and Shanghai Bank-
ing Corpn., memb. of Counc. Lt.-Gov. of Burma,
and Vice-Pres. Rangoon Municip. Cmttee. : b.
1850. Res., Rangoon.
WILSON, Maj. Charles Henry Wellesley,
D.S.O. (1900-1), late 2nd Vol. Batt. E. Yorks.
Regt. ; S. Africa with C.I.V. 1899-1900, b. 1875,
mar. 1901 the under-mentioned Lady Marjorie
Wilson. lies., Brough, E. Yorks.
WILSON, Capt. Clive Harry Adolpiius,
D.S.O. (1900-1), E. Rid. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1899-1902.
WILSON, Lt.-Col. Edmond Munkhouse, C.B.
(Civ. 1902), C.M.G-. (1896), D.S.O. (1898), L.R.C.P.,
R.A.M.C. retd. (1904), a Kt. of Grace St. John
Jems., late Dep. Assist. Dir. A.M.S. ; 2ululd.
1879, Nile and Soudan 1884-6 and 1898, Gambia,
and Ashanti: b. 1855: Club, Roy. Socs.
WILSON, Col. Edward Hales, C.B. (Mil.
1896), LA. Supernum. List; Hazara 1888 and
Chitral Relief Expedn. : b. 1845. ^es-> 4 Iddes-
leigh Rd., Clfffcon, Bristol.
WILSON, Capt. Eric Edward Boketon,
D. S.O. (1900-1), R.E., S. Africa 1899-1902, now an
Assist. Instr. Sch. of Mil. Engrg. : b. 1875.
WILSON, Capt. Francis Adrian, D.S.O.
(1900-1), R. A. ; S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1875 (son
of Maj .-Gen. Sir Chas. W. Wilson) .
WILSON, George (1), C.B. (Civ. 1899), Cons,
and Dep. Commissr. in Uganda Protectorate.
lies., Kampula, Uganda.
WILSON, Capt. George (2), CLE. (1905),
Dep. Dir. Roy. Ind. Marine.
WILSON, Maj. Gordon Chesney, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1901), Roy. Horse Gds. ; S. Africa
1899- 1900 on spec. serv. (A.D.C. to Col. Baden-
Poweli in Mafeking) : b. 1865, mar. 1891 the
under -mentioned Lady Sarah Wilson. lies.,
31 Grosvenor Sq., W.
WILSON, Capt. Guy Greville, D.S.O. (1902),
E. Yorks Imper. Yeom., late 11th Hussars; S.
Africa 1902 : b. 1877.
WILSON, Henry Francis, C.M.G. (1902),
M.A., barrister-at-law, Sec. to Orange River
Colony Administn., has been Princ. Priv. Sec. to
Rt. Hon. J. Chamberlain, Legal Assist, at Colon.
Office, and legal adviser to High Comissr. for S.
Africa : b. 1859. Res., Groenhof, Bloemfontein ;
Lennox House, 43 Ovington Sq., S.W.
WILSON, Col. Henry Hughes, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Rif. Brigade; Burma 1886-8, S. Africa 1899-1901,
now an A.A.G. at Headqrs. : b. 1864. Res.,
Curryghane, Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford ;
Frimley Lodge, Frimley Grn., Surrey, nr. Farn-
borough ; 2 Wyndham PL, Bryanston Sq., W.
WILSON, Maj. Herbert Haydon, D.S.O.
(1900-1), Sherwd. Rangers Imp. Yeom. ; S.Africa
1900- 1 : b. 1875. Res., 10 Grosvenor Sq., W.
WILSON, Lady Ida Louisa Alice, dau. of 5th
Earl Fife.
WILSON, James, C.S.I. (1901), M.A., Settlemt.
Commissr. Punjab and M.L.C, in I.C.S. from
1875: b. 1853. fle-5') Simla; Ochilview, Crieff,
Perthsh.
WILSON, Capt. LesLiE OrME, D.S.O. (1900-1),
R.M.L.L, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1876.
WILSON, Lady Marjorie Cecilia, dau. of
Earl Carrington.
WILSON, Hon. Mrs. Matthew, dau. of 4th
Bn. Ribblesdale.
WILSON, Maj. N., D.S.O. (1900-1), Cape
Pioneer Rail. Regt. ; Boer War 1900-1.
WILSON, Lt.-Col. Richard Henry Francis
Wharton, D.S.O. (1900-1), late Maj. 10th
Hussars; Ashanti 1873, Afghn. 1878-80, Egypt
and Suakin 1884-5, ana S. Africa 1900 : b. 1855
(2nd son of Sir M. W. Wilson, Bt. of Eshton).
WILSON, Lady Sarah Isabel Augusta, dau.
of 7th D. of Marlborough.
WILSON, Col. Thomas, C.B. (Civ. 1897), V.D.,
Hon. Col. (formerly Lt.-Col. comdg.) 2nd Lanes.
Vol. Artill. : b. 1831. Res., Elmswood, Mossley
Hill, Liverpool ; Gadlys, Cemaes Bay, Anglesea".
WILSON, William Robert, I.S.O. (1903), an
Assist. Keeper of Printed Books and Supt. of
Reading Room Brit. Museum: b. 1844. Res., 28
Steele's Rd., Hampstead, N.W.
WILSON (FLEETWOOD-) , Knig ht. Sir Guy
Douglas Arthur Fleetwood- W ilson, K.C.B. (Civ.
1905 ; Kt. Bach. 1902), Assist. Und. Sec. of State
for War and Dir. of Army Finance, prev. Priv.
Sec. to successive Sees, of State for War, was
Financ. Adviser to Gen. Lord Kitchener in
S. Africa 1901 : b. 1851. Res., 24 Gerald Rd.,
Eaton Sq., S.W.
WILSON (GREY-), Knight. Sir William
Grey -Wilson, K.C.M.G. (1904), Gov. of the
Bahamas, late of Falkland Is. (also Ch. Justice),
prev. held posts in Jamaica, Brit. Honduras,
Sierra Leone, Gold Coast, and St. Helena (Gov.
&c.) : b. 1852, mar. 1884 Margaret, dau. of Robt.
Glasgow Brown, Esq. Res., Govt. House, Nassau,
Bahamas.
WILSON (MARYON-) , Baronet. Sir Spencer
Pocklington Maryon Maryon-Wilson, 11th Bt.
of Eastbourne {Eng. 1660), formerly Lieut. Yorks.
L. I. (Mil.) and Capt. W. Kent Yeom. : son of
10th Bt., b. 1859, sue. 1897, mar. 1887 Minnie
Elisabeth, dau. of the late Gen. Anth. R. Thorn-
hill. Heir, his son Thomas Spencer Maryon
31.- W. (b. 1888; 2nd heir, Bt.'sbro. George Marvon
M.-W., b. 1861). Seats, Charlton House, Old
Charlton, Kent ; Fitzjohn's, nr. Rugby.
WILSON (MARYON-), Baronet's Widow-
Dowager Lady M.-W . (Rose Emily, dau. of Rev-
Hy. S. Pocklington), mar. 1856 Sir Spencer M.
Maryon-Wilson, 10th Bt. (d. 1837). Res., 64
Marine Parade, Brighton; 6 Prince's Gdns., S.
Kens., S.W.
WILSON (REMINGTON-), Hon. Mrs. Henry,
dau. of 14th Vise. Mountgarret.
WILSON (TYRWHITT-) ,Baronet and Pe er' s
Son. Hon. Sir Raymond Robert Tyrwhitt- Wilson,
4th Bt. {U.K. 1808), B.A., League of Mercy : son
of Bnss. Berners (Peeress in ov/n right) and of 3rd
Bt., Sir Henry Thos. Tyrwhitt, to whose surname
he 1892 added " Wilson ; " b. 1855, sue. 1894, isheir
to Barony of Berners. Heir pres. to Baronetcy, and
2nd heir to Barony, his bro. Capt. Hon. Hugh
Tyrwhitt, M.V.O., R.N. (b. 1856 ; next heir, latter's
son Gerald Hugh, b. 1883). Seats, Stanley Hall,
x x 2
66o WIIi
Bridgnorth, Salop ; Keythorpe Hall, Tugby,
Leicester ; town res,, 4 Down St., Piccadilly, W.
WILSON (TYEWHITT-), Baronet's Widow,
Baroness Berners, q.v.
WILTON, Earl of. Arthur George Egerton,
5th Earl (U.K.), Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt.
Manchester Begt. : son of 4th E. ; b. May 17,
1863; sue. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1895 Hon. Mariota
Thellusson, dau. of 5th Bn. Rendlesham. Seat,
Houghton Hall, S waff ham, Norfolk: town res.,
30 Sth. Audley St., W.
Creation. U.K. : E. of Wilton and Vise. Grey de
Wilton, 1801. — Sir Thos. Egerton, 7th Bt., 5th in
descent from the sister of Thomas, Lord Grey de Wilton
(attainted in 1604), was in 1784 created a Peer by these
titles. As he had no male issue, the remainder was in
1801 extended to the younger sons of his daughter, wife
of the 1st Marq. of Westminster; but the Baronetcy
passed to another descendant of the 1st Bt., and is
now that of Grey-Egcrton. The 2nd Earl (ni Grosvenor)
resumed the family name of Egerton. The 3rd Peer,
having been M.P. for Weymouth and Bath, was before
succession created Bn. Grey de Radcliffe ; but he died
without issue, and this title lapsed, whilst the Earldom
went to his brother.
Titled Relatives.
(Egerton.)
Issue of present (yh) E. :
Vise. Grey de Wilton, heir to Earldom : Seymour
Edward Frederic E., b. 1896.
Hon. George Arthur E., 2nd heir, b. 1398.
Lady Mary Cecilia E., b. iqoi.
Surviving dau. of e$h E. (sist. of present) :
(Present Earl, b. 1863.)
Lady Elizabeth Emma Geraidine, now Lady E.
Taylor, b. 1865, mar. 1887 Geo. Wm. T.. Esq., for-
merly Lieut. Coldstrm. Gds. Res., Pickeuham
Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk.
Issue of 2nd E. (aunts of present) :
(The late 3rd Earl, b. 1833, d. 1883 childless.)
Lady Katharine Grey, now Lady K. Coke, an Extra
Woman of the Bedchamber to H.R.H. the Princess
of Wales : b. 1835, mar. 1861 Hon. Henry John C,
son of 1st E. of Leicester, q.v.
(The late 4th Earl, b. 1839, d. 1898.)
Lady Alice Magdalene Grey, now Lady A. Des Vceux
(q.v., Bt.'s Wid.), b. 1842, mar. 1853 the late Sir
Henry D. Des V., sth Bt. (d. 1894).
WILTON, Earls' Widows. (1) Dowager
Countess of W. (Isabella, dau. of the late Maj.
Elton Smith), mar. 1863, as 2nd wife, 2nd E. of
Wilton (d. 1882). lies., 20 Upper Grosvenor St.,W.
— (2) Elizabeth, Countess of W. (remrrd.), nee
Lady Elizabeth Charlotte Louisa Craven, dau. of
2nd E. of Craven, b. 1836, mar., 1st, 1858, 3rd E. of
Wilton (d. 1885) ; 2ndly, 1886, Arthur V. Pryor,
Esq.- retaining her title by courtesy. Res.,
Egerton Lodge, Melton Mowbray. Leic— (3)
Laura, Countess op W. {remrrd. ; Laura Caro-
| line, dau. of the late Wm. Russell, Esq., gt.
grandson of 4th D. of Bedford), mar., 1st, 1862,
4th E. of Wilton (d. 1898); 2ndly, 1899, Sir
Fredk. J. W. Johnstone, 8th Bt., q.v.
I WILTON, Ernest Colville Collins, C.M.G.
(^04), Brit. Vice-Cons, at Chung-King, rendered
serv. to the Thibet Mission.
WILTSHIRE, Earl of {Eng. 1550), a title of
the Winchester Marquessate, borne by the heir
when a son.
WIMBORNE, Baron. Ivor Bertie Guest,
1st Bn. (U.K.) and a Bt., M.A., a D.L. and
<'o. Aid. for Dorset, and a D.L. for Ross-sh.,
High Sheriff of Glamorgansh. 1862. Mayor of
Poole 1896, and formerly in Dorset Yeom. : son
of Sir Josiah J. Guest, 1st Bt., M.P. ; b. Aug.
23- 1835 ; sue. as 2nd Bt. 1852, cr. Baron 1880
(C.) ; mar. 1868 Lady Cornelia Henrietta Maria
WIN
Spencer-Churchill, dau. of 7th D. of Marlborough,
K.G. Seats dec, Canford Manor, Wimbome,
Dorset ; Branksome Dene, Bournemouth ; town
res., Wimbome House, 22 Arlington St., S.W.
Creations. U.K. : A Bt. 1838 ; Bn. Wimbome, 1880.
Issue.
(Gu^st.)
Hon." Frances Charlotte, now The Lady Chelmsford,
b. 1869, mar. 1894 Hon. Frederic John JSapier
Thesiger, now 3rd Bn. Chelmsford, q.v.
Hon. Corisande Evelyn Vers Cr., b. 1870, mar. 1891
7th Bn. Rodney, but obtd. a divorce and drops the
title of Bass, lies., 46 Gt. Cumberld. PI., W.
Hon. Elaine Augusta, now Hon. Mrs. Ernest Villiers,
b. 1871, mar. 1893 Ernest Amherst V., Esq.. M.P.,
nephew of Bn. Amherst of Hackney.
Hon. Ivor Churchill (}., heir to Barony, M.P. for
Plymouth (L.), Capt. Dorset Imper. \eom., served
in S. Africa 1900, High Sherirf of Glamorgs. in
that year : b. 1873, mar. 1902 Hon. Alice Katherine
Sibell Grosvenor, dau. of 2nd Bn. Ebury (Hon. Mrs.
Guest). Res., The Manor House, Ashby St.
Ledgers, Rugby. (2nd heir, his son Ivor Grosvenor,
b. 1903.).
Hon. Christian Henry Charles 67., Capt. 1st Drgns.,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902 as an Assist. Provost
Marshal and A. I). C. : b. 1374.
Hon. Frederick Edward G., Capt. istLife Gds., served
on White Nile 1900 and has been an A. B.C. in India,
now with E-jyptn. Army : b. 187s, mar. 1905 Amy,
dau. of Henry Phipps, Esq., of U.S.A. (Hon. Mrs.
Frederick (?.).
Hon. Rosamond Cornelia Gwladys, now Viactss.
Ridley, b. 1877, mar. 1899 Hon. i\Utt. White It.,
M*P.,now 2nd Vise. Ridley, q.v.
Hon. Lionel George William G., b. 1880.
Hon. Oscar Montague G-, b. 1888.
WINCHESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Herbert
Edward Byle, D.D., 87th Bp., formerly Bp. of
Exeter, late Hulsean Prof, of Divinity, Pres. of 1
Queens' Coll. Camb., and a Chapl. in Ord. to
Queen Victoria, formerly Divin. Lect. at Emman.
and King's Coils. Cambs., Warburton Lec-
turer, and Princ. of St. David's Coll. Lampeter :
b. May 25, 1856 (son of late Bp. Ryle of Liver-
pool), mar. 1883, cons. Bp. of Exeter 1901, tr. to
Winchester and ent. Lords 1903 (L.U.). Palace,
Farnham Castle, Surrey ; town res., Lollards'
Tower, Lambeth Palace, S.E.
WINCHESTER, Marquess of. Henry Wil-
liam Montagu Paulet, 16th Marq. (Eng., Prem.
Marquess), Hered. Bearer of the Cap of Main-
tenance, Lord Lieut, of Hants., late Capt. Hants.
Carabiniers (Imper. Yeom.) : son of 14th M. and
bro. of 15th; b. Oct. 30, 1862 ; sue. 1899 (C.) ; mar.
1892 Charlotte Josephine, dau. of Col. J. Stanley
Howard of Ballina Pk., Wicklow, and widow of
Samuel Garnett, Esq. tfeafs^Amport St. Mary's,
Andover, Hants.
Creations. Eng. : Bn. St. John of Basing, 1539 ; E.
of Wiltshire, 1550; M. of Winchester, 1551.— Sir Wm.
Paulet, K.G., was the recipient of these three creations.
He was a confidant of Henry VII L. and held the office
of Lord Treasurer of England through the changes of the
three succeeding reigns; and 011 being once asked how
lie had contrived to stand through them all, he replied,
" By being a willow, not an oak." The 3rd Peer was
given to literature and writing poetry- The 5th sacri-
ficed all his property through supporting Charles I. in
the Civil War, his mansion at Basing being burnt to the
ground after a siege. The 6th Marq. was made Duke of
Bolton, and that title ran through six in the line. The
3rd Duke (Sth Marq.) involved himself with the actress
Lavinia Bestwick, and had three sons by her previously
to the death of his 1st wife. As he left no other issue,
though he eventually married the actress, his titles went
to his brother ; but on the death of the 6th Duke, who
was an Admiral of the White, the Dukedom expired and
the Marquessate passed to a descendant of the sth holder
of that title. The 13th Marq. in his closing years
assumed ths additional name of Burroughs, but this
appears to have been for himself alone. His grandson
the 15th Peer was a Major in the Coldstream Guards and
was killed at Magersfontein in December 1899.
Directory of Peerage,
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Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
WIN 661
Titled Relatives and Heir.
(Paulet.)
Dau. of 14th M. (sist. of present) :
(The late 15th Marquess, b. 185O, d. 1899.)
Lady Lilian Mary P., b. 1859, mar. 1884 Randolph
G. Erskine Wemyss, Esq., but obtd. a divorce
1898.
(Present Marquess, b. 1862. )
Dau.-in-law of 13th M. (aunt of present) :
(The late, 14th Marquess, b. 1801, d. 1887.)
Lady Charles P. (Joan Frederica Mathewana, dau.
of Bernard Granville, Esq., mar. 1850, as 2nd wife,
the late Rev. Lord Charles P. id. 1870). Res., 34
Eaton PL. S.W.
Heir pres. to Marquessate (a 1st cous. once rem.) :
Charles Standish P., Esq., 2nd Lieut. Warwicks.
Impcr. Yeom., formerly Lieut, in King's Roy. Rif.
Corps, served in 8. Africa 1900-1 : gt. grandson of
13th M., b. 1873, mar. 1901 Lilian, dau. of Maj. Wm.
T. E. Fosbery. (2nd heir, his bro. Cecil Henry, b.
1875-)
WINCHILSEA and NOTTINGHAM, Eael
of. Henry Stormont Finch-Hatton, 13th E. of
Winchilsea, 8th E. of Nottingham (Eng.), and
a Bt., Hered. Lord of Koyal Manor of Wye : son
of 10th E., half -bro. of 11th, and bro. of 12th;
b. Nov. 3, 1852; sue. 1898 (C.) ; mar. 1882 Annie
Jane, dau. of the late Adm. of the Fit. Sir Hy. J.
Codrington, K.C.B. lies., Harlech, Merionetbsh.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1611, also 1660 (see below) ;
Vise. Maidstone, 1623; E. of AVinchilsea, 1628; Bn. Finch,
1674 ; E. of Nottingham, i63i.— The widow of Sir Moyle
Finch, 1st Bt., was created Visctss. Maidstone and
Ctss. of Winchilsea. The eldest son succeeded his father
in the Baronetcy, but he predeceased his mother, so that
his next brother became her successor in tt e Peerage.
Sir Heneage Finch (Kt.), son of the 3rd brotl er, having
been Attorney-General and Lord Keeper of the Great
Seal, was separately created a Bt. and raii»d to the
Peerage as Bn. Finch, and subsequently appointed Lord
Chancellor with the title of Earl of Nottingham. His
son, the 2nd Earl, succeeded as 7th Earl of Winchilsea.
Previously hereto the 3rd Earl of" Winchilsea (distin-
guished by having 27 children), who was high in favour
with the 2nd Charles and James (prevailing upon the
latter to return to London on his first attempted flight),
was made Bn. FifczHerbert, a title that expired with the
5th Earl. His successor, named ahove as having united
the two Earldoms, was twice Secretary of State under
William, Anne, and George I.
Titled Relatives.
(Finch-Hatton.)
Issue of present (13th) E.:
Lady Gladys Margaret F.-B.,h. 1882.
Vise. Maidstone, heir to Earldom: Guy Montagu
George F.-H., b. 1885.
Hon. Denys George F.-H., 2nd heir, b. 1887.
Surviving dau. of 12th E. (niece of present) :
Lady Muriel Evelyn Vernon, now Lady M. Paget, b.
1876, mar. 1897 Richd. A. Surtees P., Esq., son and
heir of Rt. Hon. Sir Richd. H. Paget, 1st Bt. of
Cranmore. Res , Dower House, Nth. Cray, Foot's
Cray, Kent.
Dau. of nth E. (another niece of present) :
Lady Constance Eleanora Caroline, now Lady C.
Howard, b. 1847, mar. 1871 the late Capt. Hon.
Frederick Charles H., son of 2nd E. of Effingham,
q.v. (d. 1893).
— Dau.-in-law :
Vctss. Maidstone (Louisa Augusta, dau. of Sir Geo. S.
Jenkinson, nth Bt., M.P.), mar. 1876 George
William Heneage, Vise. M. (d. 1879). Res., Villa
Belvedere, Aix-en-Savoie, France.
Dau, ofioth E. (sist. of present) :
(BY 1ST MRRGE.
The late nth Earl, b. 1815, d. 1887,)
By 3RD MRRGE.
(The late. 12th Earl, b. 1851, d. 1898,)
(Presekt Earl, b. 1852.)
Lady Evelyn Georgiana, now Vctss. T6'flipletown, a.
Lady of Justice St. John Jerus, : b. 1854, mar. 1883
$th Vise. T„ q.v.
WINCHILSEA and NOTTINGHAM, Earls'
Widows. (1) Dowager Countess of W. & N.
(Fanny Margaretta, dau. of the late Edward Bice,
Esq.), a Lady of Grace St. John Jerus. : b. 1820,
mar. 1849, as 3rd wife, 10th E. of Winchilsea (d.
1858). lies., Hatton, Sevenoaks, Kent— (2) Edith,
Countess of W. & N., dau. of the late Edwd. W. j
Harcourt, Esq., mar. 1875 12th E. of Winchilsea \
(d. 1898). Bes., Haverholme Priory, Sleaford,
Lines.
WINDEYEB, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Mary Elizabeth, dau. of the late Bev. B. T.
Bolton), mar. 1857 Hon. SirWm. Chas. Windeyer,
late Sen. Puisne Judge of Supr. Ct. N. S. Wales
(d. 1897). Res., Tomago, Hunter Bivcr, N.S.W.
WINDHAM, Capt. Charles, C.V.O. (1901),
B.N., Abyss. 1868, Ashanti, and Egypt, a Nav.
A.D.C. to H M. ; b. 1851. Club, Nav. and Mil.
WINDSOB, Baron, created 1905 Eael of Ply-
mouth. Robert George Winds or-C Hoe, 14th Bn.
{Eng.), P.C. (Gt. Br. 1891), C.B. (Civ. 1905), M.A.,
First Commissr. of Works, Lord Lieut, of Gla-
morgansh., a D.L. for Cos. Salop and Wore, a Kt.
of Grace St. John Jerus., a Trustee of Nat. Gall,
Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Welsh Begt. (Mil.), of Gla-
morg. Imper. Yeom., and of Wore, ditto (Lt.-Col.
I comdg.), has been Paymaster-Gen. to the Army
and Mayor of Cardiff : grandson of Bnss. Windsor
(13th in line) and son of the late Hon. Bobert
Windsor-Clive, M.P. ; b. Aug. 27, 1857 ; sue. 1869 i
(C.) ; mar. 1883 Alberta Victoiia Sarah Caroline,
dau. of Bt. Hon. Sir Aug. B. Paget, G.C.B. Sea,ts,
Hewell Grange, Bedditch, Wore. ; Oakly Pk.,
Bromfield B.S.O., Salop; St. Fagan's Castle,
Cardiff ; town res., 54 Mount St., W.
Creation. Eng.: Bn. Windsor, 1529 by writ; U.K.:
E. of Plymouth, 1905. — Sir Andrews Windsor (Andrews
being his mother's surname), whom Henry VIII. had
created a Knight Banneret, was summoned to Parliament
by this title. The 6th Bn. was one of the Knights of
the Bath whose ceremonial investiture in 1610 is described
; in our Introduction under the heading of that Order.
His successor was created Earl of Plymouth, the
title, which is now revived, lasting 1682-1843. The
Windsor Barony, however, fell into abeyance on the
death of the 12th Bn. (6th Earl of P.) in 1833, and was
in 1855 awarded to Lady Harriett Clive. Her husband,
the Hon. Eobt. Henry Clive, son of 1st Earl of Powis,
had died in the previous year, and she now on accession
assumed the additional name of Windsor. There had
been an earlier abeyance of the Barony, lasting 1642-60.
Titled Relatives.
( Windsor-Clioe.)
Issue of present E. (\$th Bn.) :
Lord Windsor, heir to Earldom : Other Robert
W.-C, 2nd Lieut. Wore. Imper. Yeom. : b. 1884.
Lady Phyllis W.-C, b. 1886.
Hon. Ivor Miles W.-C, 2nd heir, b. 1889.
Hon. Archer W.-C, b. 1890.
Sists. of present E. (granted rank of Bn's.
daus. 1870) :
Hon. Georgina Harriet Charlotte W.-C, b. 1853. I
Res., Oakly Pk. as above.
Hon. Henrietta Lucy W.-C, b. 185s. .Res., same.
Hon. Mary Agnes, now Hon. Mrs. Knowsley Thorn- !
ton, b. 1856, mar. 1892 the late Jno. Knowsley T., \
Esq. (d. 1904). Res., Hildersham Hall, Cambridge.
(Present Baron, b. 1857.)
Surviving issue of late Bnss. (uncle and aunt of
present E.) :
(The late Hon. Robert W.- C, father of present Bn., I
b. 1824, d. 1859.)
Hon. George Herbert Windsor W.-C, a D.L, for
Worcestsh., formerly Lt.-Col, Coldstrm. Gds. 1
(served in Mutiny) and an M,P. (1860-85) : b. 1835, |
widower (mar. 1876 the late Hon. Gertrude Tre' \
fusis, dau. of 19th Bn. Clinton). Res., 12 Stratford i
PL, W. .
Hon. Victoria Alexandrina, now Hon, Mrs. Edward !
Clayton, b. 1839, mar. 1874 Rev. Edwd. Ffarington i
C, Res., The Rectoryj Ludlow, Salop,
662 WIN
Directory of Peerage,
WIN
WINDSOR, Earl of {Gt. Br. 1796), a title of
the Bute Marquessate.
WING, Lt.-Col. Frederick Drummond Vin-
cent, C.B. (Mil. 1902), R.A., S. Africa 1899-1902,
late A.D.C. to Earl Roberts : b. i860. Re-,, Wool-
wich.
WIN GATE, Knight (1). Sir Andrew
Wingaie, K.C.I.E. (1899), twice an Addit. M.L.C.
Bombay, and has been Plague Commissi', and
Sec. to Govt., also Settlemt. Offr. in Meywar and
Kashmir States and Commissr. in Sind, late in
Poona (Centr. Dist.) and an Addit. Memb. of
Counc. of Gov. -Gen. : b. 1846, mar. 1887 Henrietta
Catherine, dau. of Col. Duncan S. Pemberton.
Res., Tintern, Bromley, Kent.
WINGATE, Knight (2) . Maj .-Gen. Sir Francis
Reginald Wingate, K.C.B. (Mil. 1900; C.B. Civ.
1895), K.C.M.G. (1898), D.S.O.(i83g), D.C.L., R.A.,
Sirdar of Egyptn. Army and Gov. Gen. of the
Soudan, a Pacha in Egypt, served in Nile Expedn.
1884-5, Soudan 1889-91 and 1897-8, and Dongola,
comd. in the Soudan victory Nov. 1899, late an
Extra A.D.C. to H.M.: b. 1861, mar. 1888 Catherine
Leslie, dau. of Capt. Jos. S. Rundle, R.N. Res.,
The Sirdarieh, Cairo; The Palace, Khartoum.
WINGATE, Col. George, CLE. (1901),
LA., Naga Hills 1879-80, Chitral Relief, and
N.W. Frontier 1897, now an Insp.-Gen. of Supply
and Transport : b. 1852. Res., Naini Tal, Bengal.
WINGFIELD, family name of Powerscourt
Viscounty, q.v. for " Hons."
WINGFIELD, Baron {Irel. 1744), a title of the
Powerscourt Viscounty.
WINGFIELD, Knight. Sir Edward Wing-
field, K.C.B. (Civ. 1899), M.A., barrister-at-law,
late Perm. Und. Sec. for Colonies and Sec. to
Order St. Mich, and St. Geo. : b. 1834, mar. 1872
Mary Gejrgina, dau. of Ven. Archdn. Shering-
ham. Ees., 40 Albion St., Hyde Pk., W.
WINGFIELD, Maj. John Maurice, D.S.O.
(1900-1), F.R.S., F.Z.S., late Coldstrm. Gds. ;
S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1863. Res., Tickencote
Hall, Stamford ; Market Overton, Oakham ;
50 Albany, W.
WINGFIELD, Lady Viola Nita, dau. of 6th
Earl Poulett.
WINGFIELD, Maj. Walter Clohton, M.V.O.
(4th Class, 1902), formerly 1st Drgn. Gds., memb.
of Hon. Corps Gentlemen at Arms ; China i860 :
b. 1833. Res., 33 St. George's Sq., S.W.
WINMARLEIGH Barony {U.K. 1874)— extinct
1892 on death of only Bn. (surname Wilson-
Patten).
Surviving Daughters.
Hon. EllinorlF.-P., b. 1831. Res., 4 Cadogan PI. , S.W.
Hon. Elizabeth IF. -P., b. 1837. Res., with preceding.
Dau. -in-law.
Mrs. Eustace John, now Dow. Mchss. of Headfort,
q.v. (Emily Constantia, dau. of the late Rev. Lord
J no. Thyime, son of 2nd M. of Bath), b. 1840, mar.,
1st, 1863, the late Capt. Eustace John W.-P. (d. 1873,
a year before his father obtained the Barony) ;
21-idly, 1875, the late 3rd Mara, of H., K.P. (d. 1894).
WINN, family name of St. Oswald Barony,
q.v. for "Hons.;" also of Headley Barony,
which has no titled issue of the name.
WINN, Baron ALLANSON and {Irel. 1797),
an addit. title of the Headley Barony.
WINNINGTON, Baronet. Sir Francis
Salwev Winnington, 5th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1755), a D.L.
for Worcestersh. (High Sheriff 1894), formerly
Ensign 66th Foot: son of 4th Bt., b. 1849, sue.
1872, mar. 1879 Jane, dau. of Lord Alfred Spencer-
Churchill, son of 6th D. of Marlborough. Heir,
his son Francis Salwey (b. 1881 ; 2nd heir, next
son, Charles Alfred Edward, b. 1882). Seat,
Stanford Ct., Worcester; town res., 57 Albert Gt.
Mansns., S.W.
WINSLOE, Rear-Adm. Alfred Leigh, C.V.O.
(1901), C.M.G. (same year), late a Nav. A.D.C.
to H.M. ; Egypt, Vitu 1890, China, Sierra Leone,
S. Africa 1899-1900, comd. H.M.S. ' Ophir '
during Colon, tour of H.R.H. the present Prince
of Wales : b. 1852. Res., 3 Down St., Picca-
dilly, W.
WINSLOE, Capt. Alfred Raynaud, D.S.O.
(1898), R.E., Chitral Relief, N.W. Frontier 1897-8:
b. 1868, son of follg.
WINSLOE, Col. Richard William Charles,
C.B. (Mil. 1889), Roy. Scots. Fus. retd. (1890);
Crimea, S.Africa 1879^1, Burma 1885-7, an A.D.C.
to H.M. : b. 1835. Res., 20 Guildford Terrace,
Dover.
WINTER, Knight (1). Sir Francis Pratt
Winter, Kt. Bach. (1900), C.M.G. (1892), M.E.C.,
M.L.C, and Ch. Judic. Offr. Brit. New Guinea,
prev. Acting Attorn. -Gen. in Fiji: b. 1848. Res.,
Port Moresby, Brit. New Guinea.
WINTER, Knight (2). Hon. Sir James Spear-
man Winter, K.C.M.G. (1888), late Premier of
Newfoundland, has been Sppaker, Solic.-Gen.,
Attom.-Gen., and a Puisne Judge Supr. Ct., acted
as Colon. Agent at Fishery Conf. Washington
1887-8, and on Imper. Postage in London 1898,
appd. Q..C 1880 : b. 1845, mar. 1881 Emily Julia,
dau. of Capt. Wm. J. Coen. Res., St. John's,
Newfoundland.
WINTER, Edwin, I.S.O. (1902), late Assist.
Solie. at the Gen. Post Office. : b. 1840. Res.,
Mayfield, Hopton Rd., Streatham, S.W.
WINTERBOTHAM, Knight. Sir Henry
Martin Winterbotham, K. C.S.I. (1903), late Memb.
of Counc. Govt, of Madras, formerly of Rev. Bd.
and has been a translator of one of the dialects,
ent. I.CS. 1869 : b. 1847, mar, 1884 Sophie Hors-
fall Wright. Res., Cheltenham, and 36 Clanri-
carde Gdns., Bavswater, W.
WINTERTON, Earl. Edward Tumour, 5th
Earl {Irel.), a D.L. for Sussex and CC for W.
Div., formerly Capt. 6th Suss. Rif . Vols. : son of
4th E. ; b. Aug. 15, 1837 ; sue. 1879 ; mar. 1882
Lady Georgiana Susan Hamilton, dau. of 1st D. of
Abercom (one of H.M. Queen Alexandra's brides-
maids). Seat, Shillinglee Pk., Petworth, Sussex.
Creations. Irel. : Bn. Winterton, 1761 ; Earl Winter-
ton and Vise. Tumour, 1766.— Edwd. Tumour Garth
(afterwards Tumour) was the recipient of these Irish
honours. The title is given " Earl of Winterton '* in
Ulster's Roll, hut his Lordship writes us that " there is
no ' of ' in the patent."
Titled Relatives.
(Tumour.)
Issue of present {$th) E. :
Vise. Turnour, heir to Earldom : Edward T., M.P.
for Horsham (C), Parliam. Priv. Sec. (unpaid) to
Finance Sec. of Admiralty, 2nd Lieut. Suss. Imper.
Yeom., b. 1883. Res., Queen Anne's Mansns.,
Westmr., S.W. (2nd heir, his uncle Hon. Keith
T.-F.)
Surviving issue of 41k E. (bros. and sists. of
present) :
Lady Maria T., b. 1832. Res., 1 Chester PL, Hyde Pk.
Lady' Emily T., b. 1834. Res., Ashcroft, Petersfield,
Hants.
(Present Earl, b. 1837.) . .
Lady Catherine T., h. 1841. Res., with Lady Maria.
Lady Jane T., b. 1846. Res., same.
Hon- Keith Timumr-Feihurstonhaugh, formerly Lt.-
Col. and Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps, served in
Red River 1810, Zulu, Miranzai, and Hazara 18.91
Expedns. : b. 1848, assumed name of Fetherston-
haugh 1896, mar. 1879 Caroline Chester, dau. of
WIN
Baronetage, Knightage, dsc.
WOL 663
Strachan Bethune, Esq., K.C. (Hon. Mrs. T.-F.) .
Res., Uppark, Petersfield, Hants.
Lady Sybella T., b. 1850. Res., with Lady Maria.
— Dan. -in-law.
Hon. Mrs. Archer T. (Florence Emma, dau. of the
Jno. Bryant, Esq.), mar. 1877 the late Hon. Archer
T. (d. 1905). Res., Haslemere Lodge, Kew.
WINTLE, Col. Frank Graham, D.S.O. (1891),
Ordn. Dept. retd. (1902) ; Soudan 1884-6 : b.
1852. lies., 7 Carteret St., Queen Anne's Gt.,
S.W.
WINTON, Earl or (U.K. 1859, also Scot. 1600),
Imper. title of Eglinton Earldom.
WINWOOD, Maj. William Quintine, D.S.O.
(1900-1), 5th Drgn. Gds. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b.
i8wise, Knight. Sir (William) Lloyd Wise, Kt.
Bach. (1904), M.I.M.E., a D.L. for Essex, an
extensive writer on patent law, was an Hon.
Vice-Pres. of Internat. Patent Congress in Paris
1900, and 1st Pres. of Chartd. Inst. : b. 1845,
mar. 1876 Catherine Adeline, dau. of the late
Wm. Fullard, Esq. Bes., 142 Inverness Terr.,
Bayswater, W. ; 57, Alexandra Ed., Southend-
on-Sea ; chamb., 46 Line. Inn Eds., W.C.
WISEMAN, Baronet. Sir Willtam George
Eden Wiseman, 10th Bt. (Eng. 1628), Lieut. Cardi-
gan Artillery (Mil.) : son of 9th Bt., b. 1885, sue.
1893. Heir pres., possibly some descendant of 6th
Bt. Res., Lynton, De Parys Avenue, Bedford.
WISEMAN, Baronet's Widow. Lady W.
(Sarah Elizabeth, dau. of Lewis Langworthy,
Esq.), mar. 1878 Capt. Sir William Wiseman,
R.N., 9th Bt. (d. 1893). Bes., with 10th Bt.
WISH ART, Capt. Robert, D.S.O. (1902),
Johannesburg Mtd. Rifles ; Boer War 1899-1902 :
b. 1875.
WITHAM, Col. James Kirkconnell Max-
well, C.M.G. (1901), Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col.
Scot. Bords. (Mil.) retd. (1905), is a D.L. for
Kirkcudbtsh. ; S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1848.
Bes., Kirkconnell House, New Abbey, Dumfries.
WITTENOOM, Knight. Hon. Sir Edward
Horne Wittenoom, K. C.M.G. (1900), late Agent-
Gen, in London for West Australia, formerly
Min. of Mines in the Colony: b. 1854, mar.
1878 Laura, dau. of Robt. M. Habgood, Esq.
Bes., Cumberland House, Kensington Ct., W.
WITTEWRONGE (LAWES-), Baronet. Sir
Charles Bennet Lawes-Wittewronge, 2nd Bt.
(U.K. 1882), B.A., a sculptor: son of 1st Bt.
(Sir Jno. Bennet Lawes, F.R.S.), b. 1843, sue.
1900, mar. 1869 Marie Amelie Rose, dau. of
Charles G. Fountaine, Esq., assumed additional
surname of Wittewronge in 1902. Heir, his son
John Bennet (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, latter's son
John Claude, b. 1898). Seat, Rothamsted, St.
Albans, Herts. ; town res., The Studio, Chelsea
Gdns., Chelsea Bridge Rd., S.W.
WODEHOUSE (pron. Woodhouse), family
name of Kimberley Earldom, q.v. for "Hons."
and " Ladies."
WODEHOUSE, Lord (by courtesy— title, Bn.
Wodehouse, Gt. Br. 1797), eldest son and heir of
E. of Kimberley.
WODEHOUSE, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon.
Edmond Robert Wodehouse, P.C. (Gt. Br. 1898),
M.A., M.P. for Bath (L.U.), barrister-at-law,
was six yeare Pi'iv. Sec. to hie cousin the 1st Earl
of Kimberley, K.G. : b. 1835 (gt. gt. nephew
of 1st Bn. Wodehouse), mar. 1876. Bes., Minley
Grange, Farnborough, Hants.; 56 Chester Sq.,
S.W.
WODEHOUSE, Edmond Henry, C.B. (Civ.
1897), M.A., barrister-at-law, late a Commissr. of
Inld. Rev. : b. 1837 (gt. nephew of 1st Bn. Wode-
house). Club, Oxfd. and Camb.
WODEHOUSE, Capt. Ernest Charles
Forbes, D.S.O. (1900-1), Wore. Regt. ; S. Africa
1900-2 : b. 1871 (gt. gt. nephew of 1st Bn. Wode-
house).
WODEHOUSE, Henry Ernest, C.M.G. (1886),
formerly M.E.C. and Magist. Hong Kong, for
which port he was Spec. Commissr. at Colon.
Exhibn. : b. 1845 (gt. nephew of 1st Bn. Wode-
house) . Bes., The Old House, Stablefora, Bridg-
north, Salop.
WODEHOUSE, Lt.-Gen. Josceline Hene-
age, C.B. (Mil. 1889), C.M.G. (1890), R.A., Zulu-
land 1879, Afghn., Soudan, Nile 1885-6, Toski
(Egypt), in comd. Malakand Fd. Force on Ind.
Front. 1897-8, late Gov. Egyptian Frontier Provs.,
now comdg. Rawal Pindi Div. : b. 1852 (gt.
grandson of 1st Bn. Wodehouse). Bes., Murree,
Punjab.
WOLFENDEN, Lt.-Col. Richard, I.S.O.
(1903), V.D., Canad. Mil. retd. and has from
1863 been King's Printer, British Columbia : b.
1836. Bts., 125 Menzies St., Victoria, B.C.
WOLFF, Priv. Counc. and Knight. Rt. Hon.
Sir Henry Drummoxd Wolff, ~P.C+(Gt. Br. 1885),
G.C.B. (Civ. 1889), G.C.M.G. (1878; K.C.M.G.
1862) . late Ambass. at Madrid, prev. Min. Plenip. to
Persia and Roumania and to Sultan of Turkey on
a special mission 1885, High Commissr. in Egypt
1886-7, an M.P. 1874-85, formerly King of Arms
St. Mich, and St. Geo., and was Sec. to Govt.. of
Ionian Is. 1859 : b. 1830, mar. 1852 Adeline, dau.
of the late Sholto Douglas, Esq. Bes., 28 Cadogan
PL, S.W.
WOLLASTON, Arthur Naylor, CLE. (1886),
M.R.A.S., Regist. and Supt. of Records at Ind.
Off., late an Exam, in Persian at Sandhurst,
is author of an Engl.-Pers. Dictionary : b. 1842.
Bes., Glen Hill, Walmer, Deal.
WOLLASTON, Gerald Woods, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1904), M.A., LL.M., barrister-at-law, was
appd. Fitzalan Pursuivant Extraord. for the late
Coronation: b. 1874. Bes., Glen Hal], Walmer,
Deal ; 69 St. George's Rd., S.W. ; chamb., 1 New
Sq., Line. Inn, W.C.
WOLLASTON, Harry Newton Phillips,
I.S.O. (1903), L.L.D., Controller in Dept. of Trade
and Customs of Australia: b. 1846. Bes., Mel-
bourne.
WOLMER, Viscount (by courtesy— title U.K.
1883), eld. son and heir of E. of Selborne.
WOLSELEY, family name of Viscounty of
that title.
WOLSELEY, Baronet of Mount Wolseley. Sir
Capel Charles Wolseley, 9th Bt. (Irel. 1744), for-
merly Lieut. Roy. W. Surrey Regt. , now Vice-Cons,
at Archangel : remote cousin of 8th Bt. (the Very
Rev. Sir Jno. Wolseley, Dean of Kildare) and son
of the late Maj. Wm. C. Wolseley; b. 1870, sue.
1890. Heir pres., his istcousin Reginald Be atty
W. (b. 1872 ; 2nd heir, their 1st cous. once rem.
Rev. William Augustus W., b. 1865). Bes., Brit.
Vice-Consulate, Archangel, Russia.
WOLSELEY, Baronet of Wolseley. Sir
Charles Michael Wolseley, gth Bt. (Eng. 1628),
a D.L. for Staffordsh., formerly Lieut. Staffordsh.
Mil. and Yeom.: son of 8th Bt., b. 1846, sue. 1854,
mar. 1883 Anita Theresa, dau. of the late Danl. T.
Murphy, Esq., of New York. Heir, his son Edric
Charles Joseph (b. 1886; 2nd heir, next son,
664 WOL Directory of Peerage,
WOO
William Ralph, b. 1887). Seat, "Wolseley Hall,
Rugeley, Staff ords.
*#* The above two Baronetcies arc of the same family,
the brother of the 5th Bt. of Wolseley, Staffordshire,
having been created 1st Bt. of Mount Wolseley, Co.
Carlow. It will be observed that each line is now repre-
sented by a 9th Bt. although the English one had 116
years' start of the Irish— the latter having had several
successions of brothers and cousins, whilst the former
from the date of the separation has invariably been
represented by predecessors' sons.
"WOLSELEY, Baronet's Widow. Frances,
Lady W. of Mount Wolseley (Frances Annabella,
dau. of the late Arthur Blennerhassett, Esq.,
M.P.),mar. 1859 Sir John Richd. Wolseley. 6th
Bt. (d. 1874).
WOLSELEY, Knight. Lt.-Gen. Sir George
Benjamin Wolseley, K.C.B. (Mil. 1891), served
in Ind. Mutiny, Afghanistan, Egypt, Soudan,
Burma, and Bid. Front. 1897, and in comd. of 1st
Brig. Upp. Burma and a 1st class Dist. Punjab,
late comdg. the Forces Madras Pres., was an
A.D.C. to the late Q,ueen : bro. of Vise. Wolseley
and gt. grandson of 1st Bt. of Mt. W., b. 1839,
widower. lies., Thatched Cottage, Wateringbury,
Maidstone.
WOLSELEY, Viscount. Garnet Joseph
Wolseley, 1st Vise. (U.K.), K.P. (1885), P-C.
(Irel. 1890), G.C.B. (Mil. 1880), O.M. (1902),
G.C.M.G. (1834; K.C.M.G. 1870), D.C.L., LL.D.,
F.R.G.S., Fd.-Marshal and late Com.-in-Ch. of
the Army (ret. 1900), Col. Roy. Horse Gds. and
Col.-in-Ch. Roy. Ir. Regt., Hon. Col. of various
Volunteer Corps; served in Burma 1852-3, Crimea,
Ind. Mutiny, and China (i860), and comd. in
Red River, Ashanti, Egyptian, and Nile 1884-5
Expedns., has been High Commissr. of Natal
and Cyprus, Gov. of Gold Coast, Com.-in-Ch.
in Treld., and a Memb. Counc. of Sec. of State
for India: son of Maj. Garnet J. Wolseley; b.
June 4, 1833 ; cr. Bn. 1882, Vise. 1885 (L.U.); mar.
1867 Louisa, dau. of Alex. Erskine, Esq. Bes.,
Farm House, Glynde, Lewes ; Hampton Ct. Pal.
Creations. U.K.: Bn. Wolseley, 1882 ; Vise. Wolseley,
Hon. Frances Garnet Wolseley, heiress pres. to
Viscounty under special remainder, b. 1S72. (]So
2nd heir,)
WOLVERTON, Baron. Frederic Glyn, 4th
Bn. (U.K.), Viee-Chamb. of the Househd.,
a partner in the bank of Glyn, Mills, Currie, and
Co., a D.L- for Dorset, Lieut. Nth. Somerset
Imper. Yeom., Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. King's
Roy. Rifle Corps, was Press Censor in S. African
War 1900, late a Lord in Waiting to Queen Vic-
toria and an L-C.C, is an Hon. Sec. of League
of Mercy: bro. of 3rd Bn.. and son of the late
Vice-Adm. Hon. Henry Carr Glyn, C.B. ; b.
Sept. 24, 1864; sue. 1888 (L.U.); mar. 1895 Lady
Edith Amelia Ward, dau. of 1st E. of Dudley.
Seat, Iwerne Minster House, Blandford, Dorset ;
town res., 26 St. James's PL, S.W.
Creation. Z7./f„: Bn. Wolverton, 1869.— Geo. Carr
Glyn, 4th son of Sir Richd. Carr Glyn, 1st Bt. of
Gaunt's, was created 1st Bn. Wolverton, haviDg been
21 years M.P. for Kendal. The 2nd Peer was Postmaster-
General in 1886.
Titled Relatives,
iGlyn,)
Issue of present (4th) Bn,!
Hon. George Edward Dudley Carr G., heir to
Barony, b. 1896.
Hon. Marion Feodorowna Louise G., b. 1900.
Hon. Nigel Reginald Victor G. , 2nd heir, b. 1904.
Surviving sists. of present Bn. (granted rank of
Bn's. daus. 1889) :
Hon. Rose Riversdale, now The Lady Korreys, b.
i860, mar. 1885 Lord N., son and heir of 7th E. of
Abingdon, q.v.
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1861, d. 1888 unmrrd.)
(Present Baron, b. 1864.)
Hon. (Alice) Coralie Carr G., b. 1866. Res., 14 Egerton
Terr. , Brompton Rd. , S. W.
Issue of 1st Bn. (uncles and aunts of present) :
(The late 2nd Baron, b. 1824, d. 1887 childless.)
Hon. Georgina Mary G-, b. 1834. Res., 12 Norfolk
Sq., W.
Hon. Sidney Carr G., an M.P. 1880-5, formerly
Capt. Rifle Prigade, served in Crimea: b. 1835, mar.
1868 Fanny, dau. of Mons. Adolphe Marescaux, of
St. Omer, France (Hon. Mrs. Sidney G-). Res., 27
GrosvenorPL.S.W.
Hon. Alice Carr, now Dow. Countess of Chichester
(q.v.), b. 1842, mar. 1870 Rev. the Hon. Fras. Godol-
phin Pelham, aftds. 5th E. of Chichester, (d. 1905).
Rt. Rev. the Hon. Edward Carr G., D.D., b. 1843,
mar. 1882— see " Peterborough, Bp. of."
— Daus.-in-laiu :
Hon. Mrs. Pascoe G. (Carolina Henrietta, dau. of
the late Capt. Wm. A. Hale), mar. 1861, as 2nd wife,
the late Hon. Pascoe Chas. G., formerly an M.P.
(d. 1904). Res., Rokesnest House, Godstone, Surrey ;
14 Eaton Sq., S.W.
[Hon. Mrs. Ashley G. (Mary Louisa, dau. of the late
A dm. Hon. Arthur Duncombe, son of 1st Bn. Fever-
sham), mar., 1st, 1871, the late Hon. Ashley Carr G.
(d. 1875) ; 2ndly, 1886, the late Rt. Rev. Isaac
Helhmdh, D.D., Bp. of Huron (d. 1901)— forfeiting
rank. Res., The Firs, Clifton, Bristol.]
Lady Mary Emma G., ne'e Campbell, dau. of 8th D.
of Argyll, b. 1859, wife of Rt. Rev. Hon. Edward
above.
WOMBWELL, Baronet. Sir George Orby
Wombwell, 4thBt. (Gt.Br. 1778), aD.L. forN.Rid.,
formerly Lieut. 17th Lancers, served in Crimea,
was High Sheriff of Yorks. 1861 : son of 3rd Bt.,
b. 1832, sue. 1855, mar. 1861 the under-mentioned
Lady Julia Wombwell. Heir pres., his bro. Capt.
Henry Herbert W. (b. 1840, mar. follg. ; 2nd
heir, their 1st cousin Frederick Adolphus, b. 1869).
Seat, Newburgh Pk., Easingwold, Yorks. ; town
res., 20 Wilton Cresc, S.W.
WOMBWELL, Hon. Mrs. Henry, sist. of 7th
Bn. Vaux of Harrowden, and wife of heir to
above Btcy.
WOMBWELL, Lady Julia Sarah Alice, dau.
of 6th E. of Jersey (q.v.) and wife of preceding
Bt.
WOOD, family name of Halifax Viscounty,
q.v. for "Hons." and Lady Mary, see also
below.
WOOD, Baronet of ITatherley House. Sir
Matthew Wood, 4th Bt. (U.K. 1837), son of 3rd
Bt., b. 1857, sue. 1868, mar. 1894 Maud Mary,
dau. of the late Thos. Raynor Brown, Esq., and
widow of Frank P. Leon, E«q. Heir pres., his
bro. Maj. John Page W. (b. i860; 2nd heir,
latter's son John Stuart Page, b. 1898). Bes.,
43 Prince's Gt., S.W.
WOOD, Baronet of The Hermitage. Sir
Lindsay Wood, 1st? Bt. (U.K. 1897), a D.L. for
Co. Durham, was High Sheriff 1889: son of
the late Nicholas Wood, Esq., of Hetton Hall;
b. 1834, mar. 1873 Emma, dau. of Capt. Saml. G.
Barrett. Heir, his son Arthur Nicholas Lindsay
(b. 1875 ; 2nd heir, next son, Henry Lindsay,
b. 1878). Seat, The Hermitage, Chester-le-Street,
Co. Durham.
WOOD, Baronets' Widows. (j) Dowager
Lady W. of Hatherley House (Louisa Maiy, dau.
of Robt. Hodgson. Esq.), mar., let, 1854, Sir
Francis Wood, 3rd Bt. (d. 1868) ; 2ndly, 1874,
Lieut.-Col. Lewis Jones— retaining title.— (2)
"WOO Baronetage, Knightage, &c. WOO 665
Lady W. of Gatton (Elizabeth Rachel, dau. of
Wm. Newton, Esq.), now Lady Cox, Kt.'s Wid. i
(q.v.V
WOOD, Knight (i). Maj. -Gen. Sir Elliott
Wood, K.C.B. (Mil. 1901), B'.E., served in Egypt, :
Suakin, S. Africa 1899-1901 as Engr.-in-Ch., prev.
eomdg. B.E. at Malta, was empld. on spe3ial
reconnaissance up the Nile 1883, late comdg. B.E. :
in Aldershot Comd. : b. 1844. lies., Aldershot.
WOOD, Knight (2). Fd.-Marsh. Sir (Henry)
Evelyn Wood, G.C.B. (Mil. 1891 : K.C.B. 1879),
G.C.M.G. (1882), Uffi (1858), commenced public
sendee in E.N., serving with Nav. Brig, in
Crimea, then entered Army and served in Mutiny,
Ashanti 1873-4, Zulu War 1879, Transvaal Cam-
paign 1880, and Egypt 1882 ; was aftds. apptd.
Sirdar of Egyptian Army, was on Staff Nile
Expedn. 1884-5, nas been both Q.M.G. and A.G.
at Headqrs., late at bead of Southn. Comd., is
Hon. Col. 2nd Vol. Batt. Essex Eegt. and of Inns
of Ct. Vol. Eifles : b. 1838 (uncle of above 4th
Bt. of Hatherley) , widower (mar. the late Hon.
Mary Paulina, sist. of 4th Vise. Southwell). Club,
U. Serv.
WOOD, Knight (3). Sir Henry Trueman
Wood, Kt. Bach. (1890), M.A., Sec. to Soc. of Arts,
was Brit. Commissr. for Paris and Chicago
Exhibns. : b. 1845, mar. 1872 Marian, dau. of Jas.
Oliver, Esq. Ees., 16 Leinster Sq., W., and 18
John St., Adelphi, W.C.
WOOD, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady TF.
(Catherine, dau. of the late Com. Hy. Sankev,
E.N.), mar. 18— Gen. Sir H. Hastings A. Wood,
K.C.B., LA. (d. 1904). lies., Chateau Gothique,
Porte Gayole, Boulogne.— (2) Lady W. (Sophia,
dau. of the late Jno. S. Brownrigg, Esq., M.P.),
mar. 1838 Sir Chas. Alex. Wood, Dep. Chmn.
G.W. Eail. (d. 1890). lies., 10 Durham PL,
Chelsea.
WOOD, Capt. Alexander Vaugiian Leipzic,
D. S.O. (1900-1), 5th Lancers ; S. Africa 1899-1901 :
b. 1867.
WOOD, Ch. Insp. Alfred, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
E. N. retd., became Ch. Engr. 1874, Ch. Insp.
1889: b. 1836. Res., Carisbrooke, Mannamead,
Plymouth.
WOOD, Alfred John, I.S.O. (1903), Prine. of
Statistical Dept., Customs Establishment : b. 1843.
Res., Elmfield, Carleton Ed., Tufnell Pk., N.
WOOD, Charles Malcolm, C.B. (Civ. 1898),
F. E.G.S., F.S.A., has been in Sind Police, in 2nd
W. Ind. Eegt., in I.C.S., and Ch. Const, of Man-
chester (1881-98) : b. 1846. Res., Powerscourt,
Caterham Valley, Surrey.
WOOD, Maj. Charles Peter Boileau, D.S.O.
(1902), Capt. and Hon. Maj. 3rd Batt. Eoy. Scots
(Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2. Res., 8 Queen St.,
Mayfair, W.
I WOOD, Capt. Evelyn FitzGerald Michell,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Devonsh. Eegt. ; Ashanti 1895-6
J and S. Africa 1899-1900, now D.A.A.G. N.W.
I Dist. : b. 1869 (son of Sir Evelyn Wood).
I WOOD, Hon. Mrs. Gathorne, dau. of 4th Vise.
Lifford.
WOOD, Lt.-Col. Hastings St. Leger, D.S.O.
(1888), Dorset Eegt, ; Afghn. 1879-80, Nile, Burma
1886-8, Tirah 1897-8, now D.A.A.G. in Jersey,
i prev. A. A.G. Madras : b. 1856. Res., Jersey,
i WOOD, Col. Henry, C.B. (Mil. 1889)', Eif.
j Brigade retd. (1890) ; Crimea, Ind. Front. 1864,
! Afghn., and Mahsud Waziri i§8i, comd. 9th
j Eegtl. Dist. i887^90 : b. 1835. Res,, 71 Thorpe
j Ed., Norwich.
WOOD, James Leigh, C.M.G. (1902), had care
of prisoners at Pretoria during late war: b.
1870. Res., 225 Ashley Gdns., Westmr., S.W.
WOOD, Hons. Mis. John and Mrs. (Saml.)
Hill, daus. of 2nd Bn. Bateman.— For Hon. Mrs. j
(John) Gathorne W. see above.
WOOD. Capt. John Lockhart, D.S.O. (1900-1), ;
late 18th Hussars; S. Africa 1899-1900: b. 1871.
WOOD, Eev. Joseph, M.V.O. (4th Class, 1905), 1
D.D., Head Master of Harrow School.
WOOD, Hon. Mrs. Thomas, dau. of 1st Bn.
Tollemache.
WOODBUEN, Knight's Widow. Lady W. j
(Isabella Cassels, dau. of Jno. Walker, Esq.),
mar. 1869 Sir John Woodburn. K.C.S.I., desig- j
nated for G.C.I.E., Lt.-Gov. of Bengal (d. 1902). j
WOODD, Miss Julia Mary, I.S.O. (1905),
Princ. Lady Clerk in Office of Crown Agents for
Colonies.
WOODHEAD, Lt.-Col. Henry, C.M.G. (1905), !
Comg. D. of Edin. Own Vol. Eif. Cape of Good j
Hope.
WOODHEAD, Knight's Widow. Lady W.
(Margaretta, nee Mavnard), mar. 1854 Sir Jno.
Wbodhead, repeatedly Mayor of Cape Town (d. '
1898). Res., Holmfirth, Sea Point, Cape Town. 1
WOODHOUSE, Knight. Sir James Thomas !
Woodhouse, Kt. Bach. (1895), LL.B., M.P. for i
Huddersfield (L.), D.L. for E. Eid., senr. partner j
in firm of J. T. & H. Woodhouse, solicitors, j
of Hull, Vice-Pres. Assoc. of Munic. Corporations,
and has been Pres. of Hull and Yorks. Law Socs.
and Dir., Gov., or Chmn. of vaiious public bodies,
Mayor of Hull 1890-1, formerly Maj. 1st Vol. I
Batt. E. Yorks. Ee?t. : b. 1852, mar. 1876
Jessie, dau. of W. J. Eeed, Esq. Res.. Brough
House, Brough, Yorks.; 105 Pall Mall, S.W. ;
office, 10 Lime St., E.C.
WOODLAND, Col. Arthur Law, C.B. (Mil.
1900-1), Durham L.I. ; S. Africa 1900, now in
charge of Inf. Eecords. : b. 1849. Res., Newcastle-
on-Tyne.
WOODMAN, Knight. Sir George Joseph
Woodman, Kt. Bach. (1905), Sheriff of London
1905-
WOODS, Knight and Pacha. Vice-Adm.
Sir Henry Felix Woods, K.C.V.O. (1902), an
Adm. in Turkish Navy and Conductor of Nav.
Instruction at Constantinople, was Spec. A.D.C.
to H.E.H. the late Duke of Saxe-Coburg on his
visits to the Sultan, to whom also he is an A.D.C,
entd. E.N. 1858, ret. 1874: b. 1843, mar. 1870.
Res. , 8 Eue Minaret, Pera, Constantinople.
WOODS,Knight'sWidow. Lady W. (Caroline,
dau. of the late Eobt. Cole, Esq.), a Lady of
Grace St. John Jerus.. mar. 1838 Sir Albert Wm.
Woods, G.C.V.O., K.C.B., Garter King of Arms
from 1869 (d. 1904). Res., 69 St. George's Ed.,
S.W.
WOODS, Henry Charles, C.V.O. (1901), C.B.
(Civ. 1902), M.D., Insp. -Gen. of Hosps. and Fleets
retd. (1901), an Hon. Phys. to the King, in med.
charge of Eov. Yacht 'Victoria and Albert:' b.
1841. Res., 18 The Holt, Alverstoke. Gospoit.
WOODS, Percy, C.B. (Civ. 1902), late Treasury
Officer of Accts. : b. 1842. Res., The Hollies,
Ennismore Avenue, Guildford.
WOODS, Eichard Lennox, I.S.O. (1902),
late Princ. Clerk Excheq. Dept. : b. 1838. Res.,
Garbally, Sidmouth, Devon.
WOODSTOCK, Viscount {Eng. 1689), a title of
the Portland Dukedom.
WOODWAED, Capt. Francis Willouchby,
D.S.O. (1900-1), Loy. N. Lane. Eegt. ; S. Africa
1899-1902: b. 1872.
666 WOO Directory of Peerage,
WOODWARD, Vice-Adm. Robert, C.B. (Mil.
1886), China 1857-9, Suakin, and Burma, ret.
1893: b. 1838. Bes., Hopton Ct., deobury Mor-
timer, Salop,
V/OOLFRYES, Knight. Surg.-Gen. Sir John
Andrews Woolfryes, K.C.B. (Mil. 1902), C.M.Gr.
(1879) ,M.D., Prine.Med.Oflfr.Ashanti 1873-4 (latter
part), aftds. in S. Africa 1877-9, re^- 1883, an Hon.
Phys. to H.M. : b. 1823, mar. 1886 Ada Sophia,
dau. of Alex. P. M'Ewen, Esq. lies., Hallatrow
Ct., Somerset, nr. Bristol.
WOOLWICH, Bishop of. Right Rev. John
Cox Leekc, D.D., Bp. Suff . in South wark Dioc, late
Vic. of Plumstead, Rur. Dean of Woolwich, and
; an Hon. Canon of Rochester : ord. 1867, cons. 1905.
; WOON, Maj.-Gen. John Blaxall, C.B. (Mil.
1903), I. A., Afghn. 1879-80, Chin-Lushai 1890,
N.W. Front. 1897-8, now comdg. Abbottabad Brig,
in Ind. : b. 1856.
WOOTTON, Ch. Insp. James, C.B. (Civ. 1897),
R.N". (Machinery Dept.) ; Arctic Expedn. 1875-6
and in Egypt and Hong Kong, ret. 1898 : b. 1840.
lies., 59 Wickham Rd., Brockley, S.E.
WORCESTER, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Huyshe
Wolcott Yeatman-Biggs, D.D., F.S.A., 105th
Bp., prev. Bp. Suff. in Rochester Dioc, late Hon.
Canon of Rochester, Vic. of Sydenham, Chapl. to
Bp. of Salisbury, and Exam. Chapl. to Bp. of
Winchester: b. Feb. 2, 1845, cons. 1891, trans, to
Worcester 1904 (not yet in Lords) ; mar. 1875
Lady Barbara Caroline Legge, dau. of 4th E. of
Dartmouth (Lady B. Yeatman-B iggs) ; assumed
addit. name of Biggs 1898. Res., Hartlebury
Castle, Kidderminster : Stock House, Stur-
minster Newton R.S.O., Dorset ; Stockton
House, Codford St. Mary, Wilts. ; Dartmouth
House, Blackheath Hill, S.E.
WORCESTER, Marquess of {by courtesy-
title Eng. 1642), son and heir of the Duke of
Beaufort. Earl of Worcester (1514) is also a title
of the Dukedom.
WORDSWORTH, Bishop— see " Salisbury."
WORDSWORTH, William, CLE. (1887),
B.A., formerly Vice-Chanc. Bombay Univ. and
Sheriff of the city: b. 1835. Bes., Villa Words-
worth, Capri, Italy ; Sockbridge, Appleby, West-
morld.
WORLINGHAM, Baron {U.K. 1835), Imper.
title of Cosford Earldom.
WORMALD, Capt. Frederick William,
D.S.O. (1900-1), 7th Hussars; Bechuanald. 1896,
Nile 1898, S. Africa 1899-1900 : b. 1869.
WORMS— see "De Worms."
WORRELL, Bishop— see " Nova Scotia."
WORSHIP, Capt. Verelst Turner, D.S.O.
(1899), Roy. Munst. Eus. ; Benin, now empld. in
Niger Territs. : b. 1871.
WORSLEY, Baronet. Sir William Henry
Arthington Worsley, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1838), B.A.,
a Co. Alderman for N. Rid., formerly Maj. 2nd
Vol. Batt. Yorks. Regt.: nephew of 2nd Bt. and
son of the late Arthington Worsley, Esq. ; b.
1861, sue. 1897, mar. 1887 Augusta Mary drivers,
dau. of the late Edwd. C. Bower, Esq. Heir, his
j son William Arthington (b. 1890 ; 2nd heir,
: next son, Edward Marcus, b. 1891). Seat, Hoving-
ham Hall, York.
WORSLEY, Baronet's Widow. Susan, Lady
W. (Susan Elizabeth, dau. of the late Hy. W.
Phillips, Esq.), mar. i8g6, as 2nd wife, Sir Wm.
Cayley Worsley, 2nd Bt. (d. 1897). Bes., Wool
Knoll, Hovingham, York.
WORSLEY, Lord {by courtesy— title Bn. W.,
\ U.K. 1837), eld. son and heir of E. of Yarborough.
WORTHINGTON, Arthur Mason, C.B. (Civ.
1902), M.A., F.R.S., Headmaster of Roy. Nav.
Engineering Coll. at Devonport : author of nume-
rous scient. books : b. 1852. Bes., at the Coll.,
and Mohuns, Tavistock, Devon.
WORTHINGTON, Lady Muriel Gladwys,
dau. of 8th E. of Aylesford.
WORTLEY (MONTAGU-STUART-) , family
name of Wharncliffe Earldom (the Earl and
heir excepted), q.v. for " Ladies " and " Hons."
WORTLEY (STUART-), Priv. Counc. Rt.
Hon. Charles Beilby Stuart- Wortley-, P.C. (67*.
Br. 1896), K.C. (1892), M.A., M.P. for Hallam
Div. of Sheffield (C), a Church Estates Commissi',
and a Dep. Chmn. of Cmttees. to H. of Commons,
twice Pari. Under Sec. for Home Dept., and has
been Brit. Del. to two Internat. Confs. on Trade
Marks : grandson of 1st Bn. Wharncliffe, b. 1851,
mar. i 885, 2nd wife. Bes. , 7 Cheyne Walk, Chelsea,
S.W. ; chamb., 1 King's Bench Walk, Temple,
E.C.
WRAG-G, Knight. Sir Walter Thomas
Wragg, Kt. Bach. (1891) , M.A., D.C.L., manyyears
a Police Magistr. and Dist. J udge in Ceylon, aftds.
Senr. Puisne Judge and Acting Ch. Justice of
Supr. Ct. Natal (ret. 1899) ; was Memb. Counc.
of Educn. Natal 1885-6, Chmn. of Ind. Sch. Bd.
1886-7, and was Pres. of Court of Commissrs.
(1888) for trial of Zulu Chiefs concerned in rebel-
lion : b. 1842, mrrd. Bes., Sirmio, Port St. Mary,
I. of Man.
WRATISLAW, Albert Charles, C.M.G.
(1901), Brit. Consul atTabreez, prev. Basrah, foi<-
merly in Consular posts at Smyrna, Philippopolis,
and Constantinople : b. 1862. Bes., Brit. Con-
sulate-Gen., Tabreez, Persia.
WRAXALL, Baronet. Sir Morville Wil-
liam Wraxall, 6th Bt. ( U.K. 1813), served as Lieut,
in Nile Expedn. 1884-5 and in Egyptn. Commis-
sariat and Coast Gd. Servs. : son of 5th Bt., b.
1862, sue. 1898, mar. 1892 Honorine Erminia, dau.
of the late Jno. Lanzon, Esq. Heir, his son
Charles Frederick Lascelles (b. 1896 ; 2nd
heir, Bt.'s bro. Charles Edward Lascelles, b.
1868). Bes., Alexandria.
WRAXALL, Baronet's Widow. Laura,
Lady W., dau. of Edwd. Hammond, Esq., mar.
1855 Sir Horatio H. Wraxall, 4th Bt. (d. 1882).
WRAY, Lt.-Col. John Cecil, M.V.O. (4th
Class, 1903), Maj. and Hon. Lt.-Col. Hon. Artill.
Co., late R.A. ; Soudan 1886-7, s- Africa, 1900, an
EqUerry to H.R.H. Prince Christian: b. 1864.
Bes., 2 Walton St., Chelsea, S.W.
WRAY, Capt. Kenneth Mackenzie, D.S.O.
(1900-1), N.S.W. Contgt. in S. Africa 1900: b.
1855. Bes., Sydney.
WRAY, Leonard, I.S.O. (1903), Curator of
State Museum, and State Geologist, Perak : b.
1852. Bes., Taiping, Perak, Straits Settmts.
WRENCH, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. Frederick
Stringer Wrench, P.C. {Irel. 1902), Chf. Land
Commissr. in Ireld. and an Estates Commissr.
(late on Congested Dists. Bd.), also a memb. of
Counc. Roy. Dubl. Soc. : b. 1849, mar. 1872. Bes.,
Killacoona, Ballybrack, Killmey, Co. Dublin;
Bally Philip, Kilcoole, Greystones, Co. Wicklow.
WRENFORDSLEY, Knight. Sir Henry
I Thomas Wrenfordsley, Kt. Bach. (1883), formerlya
: Jun. Couns. to Treasury, aftds. 2nd Puisne Judge
I in Mauritius, Ch. Justioe W. Australia (Acting
j Gov. 1884) and of Fiji, Puisne Judge of Tasmania
1 <ind Victoria, late Ch- Justice Leeward Islands :
j b, j83*, Club, Carlton.
Baronetage, Knightage, <tc.
WYL 667
WREY, Baronet. Sir Bourchier Robert
Sherard Wrey, 10th Bt. {Eng. 1628), Capt. R.N.
retd. (1901), served in Zululd.. 1879, Egypt 1882,
Burma 1885-6, China 1900-1, now Maj. Roy. N.
Dsvon Imper. Yeom. : son of 9th Bt., b. 1855, sue.
1900, mar. 1905 Jessie, dau. of the late W. T.
Eraser, Esq. Heir pres., his bro. Philip Bour-
chier Sherard (b. 1858; 2nd heir, next bro.,
Rev. Albany Bourchier Sherard W., b. 1861).
Seat, Tawstock Ct., Barnstaple, Devon.
*#* The above is only the 10th Bt. according to the
consecutive lists in 'Burke' and ' Eoster.'
WRIGHT, Knight (1). Gen. Sir Thomas
Wright, K.C.B. (Mil. 1893), I. A. Supernum. List,
served in Punjab, Mutiny, Eusof zai, Umbeyla, and
Bhutan 1865-6, comd. Presid. Dist. Bengal 1884-6 :
b. 1825, mar. 1894 Theodora Frances Alice, dau.
of Chas. W. Penrice, Esq.
WRIGHT, Knight (2). Lt.-Gen. Sir William
Purvis Wright, K.C.B. (Mil. 1904), D.A.G. for
R.M. : b. 1846, mar. 1879 Louisa, dau. of the
late Rev. J. B. Owen, lies., 83 Holland Rd.,
W.
WRIGHT, Knights' Widows. (1) Lady W.
(Georgiana Eliza, dau. of Peter Roberts, Esq.),
mar. 1862 Sir Thos. Wright, Kt. Bach. (d. 1905).
Res., The Hollies, Stoneygate, Leicester.— (2)
Lady W. (Jane Eliza, dau. of the late Rev.
Chas. Cory), mar. 1859, as 2nd wife, Sir William
Wright (d. 1884V— (3) Lady W. (Merriel Mabel
Emily, dau. of the late Rev. Seymour Cherm-
side), mar. 1891 Hon. Sir Robt. S. Wright, Kt.
Bach., a Judge of the King's Bench Ct. (d. 1904).
Res., Headley Pk., Liphook R.S.O., Hants.
WRIGHT, Col. Archibald John Arnott, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), late E. Lanes. Regt. ; Chitral
Relief, S. Africa 1900-2, now in charge of Inf.
Records at Pontefract : b. 1851.
WRIGHT, Capt. Bache Allen, D.S.O. (1901),
Manchester Regt.; N.W. Eront. India 1897-8,
Ashanti 1900 : b. 1874.
WRIGHT, Lt.-Col. Frederick William.
D.S.O. (1887), M.B., I.M.S., Afghn. 1878-80,
Upper Burma 1886-8, China 1900-1, late Sen. Med.
Offr. Chitral Force : b. 1850.
WRIGHT, Lt.-Col. George, D.S.O. .(1900-1),
R.A., S. Africa 1899-1901, now comdg. RA.
Singapore: b. 1860.
WRIGHT, Lt.-Col. Harry, D.S.O. (1900-1),
Gord. Highldrs. ; Afghn. 1879-80, Transvaal 1881,
and 1899-1901 : b. 1856.
WRIGHT (CORY-), Baronet. Sir Cory
I Francis Cory-Wright, 1st Bt. {U.K. 1903), a
! D.L. and Co. Aid. for Middx., High Sheriff 1902,
\ Chmn. of Wm. Cory and Son and of Rickett,
Cockerell, and Co. : son of the late Wm. Wright,
Esq., of Charlton, Kent ; b. 1839, assumed name
of Cory by licence 1903, mar. 1867 Mima, dau. of
the late Sir Hugh Owen, G.C.B. Heir, his son
Arthur (b. 1869 ; 2nd heir, latter's son Geoifrey,
b. 1892). Seat, Caen Wood Towers, Highgate, N.
WRIGHTSON, Baronet. Sir Thomas IVright-
son, istBt. ( U.K. 1900), M.P. for E. St. Pancras {G.j,
a D.L. for Co. Durham, formerly a Dir. of Head,
Wrightson, and Co., of Stockton, bridgebuilders :
son of late Thos. Wrightson, Esq., b. 1839, mar.
' 1869 Elizabeth, dau. of Saml. Wise, Esq. Heir,
his son Thomas Garmondsway (b. 1871 ; 2nd heir,
i next son, Charles Archibald Wise, Lieut. E.N-,
' b. 1874). Seat, Neasham Hall, Hurworth, Dar-
■ lington.
WRIGHTSON, Walsh, C.M.G. (1900),
M.I.C.E., Dir. of Pub. Works for Trinidad and
Tobago, an M.L.C. and M.E.C. : b. 1852. Bes.,
Cascade House, Port of Spain, Trinidad.
WRIGHTSON (BATTIE-), Lady Isabella
Georgiana Katherine, dau. of 3rd M. of Exeter.
WRIXOiV, Knight. Hon. Sir Henry John
WrUon, K.C.M.G. (1892), K.C. (1891), has been
Solic.-Gen. and Attorn.-Gen. Victoria : b. 1830,
mar. 1872 Charlotte, dau. of Hon. Henry Miller,
of Melbourne. Res., Raheen, Studley Pk., Kew,
Melbourne. .
WROTTESLEY, family name of follg. Barony.
WROTTESLEY, Baron. Arthur Wrottesley,
3rd Bn. {U.K.) and a Bt., B.A., a D.L. for
Staff ordsh., has been Lord Lieut., twice Lord in
Waiting to Queen Victoria, and late Col. 4th
Staffordsh. Rif. Vols. : son of 2nd Bn. ; b. June
17, 1824 ; sue. 1867 {L. U.) ; mar. 1861 the late
Hon. Augusta Elizabeth Denison, dau. of 1st Bn.
Londesborough (she died 1887) . Seat, Wrottesley,
Wolverhampton; town res., 8 Herbert Cresc,
Chelsea, S.W.
Creations. Eng. : A Bt. 1642. U.K. : Bn. Wrot-
tesley, 1838.— Sir Jno Wrottesley, 9th Bt., M.P. for
Staffordshire in several Parliaments, was awarded this
Peerage. The 2nd Bn. was one of the founders of the
Royal Astronomical Society, and some years President
of the Royal Society.
Titled Relatives.
( Wrottesley.)
Issue of present {3rd) Bn.:
The late Hon. William W., b. 1863, d. 1899.
The late Hon. Bertram IV., b. 1864, d. 1875.
Hon. Evelyn Henrietta W., b. 1866.
Hon. Victor Alexander W., heir to Barony, b. 1873.
Hon. Walter Bennet W., 2nd heir, b. 1877.
Surviving issue of 2nd Bn. (bros. of present) :
(Present Baron, b. 1824.)
Hon. Charles IF., M.A., formerly Maj. 1st Staffordsh.
Mil. : b. 1826. Res., Oaken House, Wolverhampton.
Hon. George W., Maj.-Gen. R.E. retd. (1881), b. 1827,
mar. 1889 2nd wife, Nina Margaret, dau. of Jno.
Wm. Philips, Esq. (Hon. Mrs. George W-). Res.,
75 Cadogan Gdns., S.W.
W URTEMBERG— see Royal Family.
WYATT, Thomas Henry, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1902),. I.S.O. (same year), V.D., has been Sec.
to Army Rail. Counc. (War Office) and Hon.
Maj. 19th Middx. Rif. Vol'.: b. 1841. Bes.,
Weston Corbett, Winchfield, Hants.
WYCOMBE of CHIPPING W YCOMBE, Baron
{Gt. Br. 1760), and Earl ok W. (1784 ), titles of
the Lansdowne Marquessate.
WYLDE, Everard William, C.M.G. (1891), a
Princ. Clk. For. Office, was a Brit. Deieg. to Slave
I Trade Conf. at Brussels 1889. Address, For.
Office, S.W.
WYLDE, WilliamHenry,C.M.G. (1880), V.D.,
Supt. Commerc. Consular and Slave Trade Depts.
For. Off. 1869-80, Lt.-Col. Comdt. and Hon. Col.
1st Vol. Batt. King's Roy. Rifle Corps 1870-91 :
b. 1819. Bes., 23 Collingham PL, S. Kens., S.W.
WYLIE, Maj.-Gen. Henry, C.S.I. (1881), Um-
beyla 1863, Bhutan 1865, Abyss., Hazara 1868,
Miranzai, Afghn. 1878-80, ret. 1900, was Brit.
I Res. in Nepal 1891-9, now Ch. Commissr. in
! Baluchistan: b. 1844. Address, The Residency,
I Quetta, Baluchistan.
! WYLIE, Hon. Mrs. Henry (Philip), dau. of
15th Bn. Borthwiok.
j WYLLIE, Col. Alexander Keith, C,B. (Mil.
; 1900-1), late Lt.-Col, and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. W.
i Rid. Regt. (Mil.) ; S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1853. Res.,
j 81 Onslow Sq., S.W.
668 WYL Directory of Peerage, WYN
WYLLIE (CURZON-), Knight. Lt.-Col. Sir
William Hutt Curzon-Wyllie, K.C.I.E. (1902),
M.V.O. (4th Class, same year), I.A., Polit.
A.D.C. to Sec. of State for India, formerly
Acting1 Qov.'s Agent in Rajputana, was Mil. Sec.
to Gov. of Madras 1881 : b. 1848, mar. 1881
Katharine Georgiana, dau. of David F. Car-
michael, Esq. Res., 10 Onslow Sq., S.W.
WYLLY, Col. Harold Carhichael, C.B. (Mil.
1902), late Derbysh. Regt. ; Egypt 1882, Sikkim
1888, Tirah 1897-8, and S. Africa 1900-2 : b. 1858.
Club, Jun. Nav. and Mil.
WYNDHAM, family name of Leconfield
Barony, q.v. for "Hons." {Wyndham-Quin, of
Dunraven Earldom.)
WYNDHAM, Knight (1). Sir Charles Wynd-
ham, Kt. Bach. (1902), a celebrated actor and
stage manager (Criterion and other Theatres),
served during American Civ. War: b. 1837.
Address, Hyde Pk. Ct., Albert Gt., S.W.
WYNDHAM, Knight (2). Sir (George) Hugh
Wyndham,K.C.M.G. (1894), C.B. (Civ. 1878), served
as Attache with China Expedn. 1859, has been Sec.
of Embassy or Legation at Athens, Madrid, St.
Petersburg, and Constantinople, wasMin. to Servia
1885-8, at Rio de Janeiro 1888-94, and to
Roumania 1894-7, when he retired : b. 1836, mar.
1863 Charlotte Elizabeth, dau. of the late Rev. I
the Hon. Wm. Hugh Scott, son of 4th Bn. I
Polwarth. lies., Rogate Lodge, Sussex, nr.
Petersfield.
WYNDHAM, Priv. Counc. Rt. Hon. George
Wyndham, P.C. {Gt. Br. 1902, Irel. 1900), D.C.L.,
M.P. for Dover ((7.), a Dir. of S.E. and
Chat. Rail., Capt. and Hon. Maj. Chesh. Imper.
Yeom., formerly in Coldstrm. Gds., served at
Suakin 1885, and was Priv. Sec. to Rt. Hon.
A. J. Balfour 1887-92, Under Sec. for War 1898-
1900, Ch. Sec. for Ireld. with membership of the
Cabinet 1900-5. el. 1902 Lord Rector of Glasgow
Univ. : b. 1863 (1st cousin of present Lord
Leconfield), mar. 1887, as 2nd husb., Countess
Grosvenor, dau. of 9th E. of Scarbrough (q.v.)
and widow of Earl Grosvenor, son of 1st D. of
Westminster— retaining title by courtesy. lies.,
Saighton Grange, Chester ; 35 Park Ln., W.
WYNDHAM (CROLE-), Col. Walter
George, C.B. (Mil. 1898), 21st Lancers; Zululd.
1879, Soudan 1884-5 and l898> now A.A.G. 6th
Div. Eastern Comd. : b. 1857. Res., Colchester.
WYNFORD, Baron. Philip George Best,
6th Bn. {U.K.), Capt. R.H.A. : son of 5th Bn. ;
b. April 28, 1871 ; sue. 1904 (C.) ; unmrrd. Res.,
Charlton House, Ludwell, Salisbury.
Creation. U.K. : Bn. Wynford, 1829.— The 1st Bn.was
the Rt. Hon. Sir Wm. Draper Best, Chief Justice of the
Court of Common Pleas.
Titled Relatives.
(Best.)
Surviving issue of Bn. (bros. and sists. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Baron : b. 1871.)
Hon. Margaret Mary B., b. 1872.
Hon. Samuel John B., heir pres. to Barony, b. 1874.
Hon. Gertrude Emma B., b. 1876.
Hon. Matthew Robert B., 2nd heir, Lieut. R.N.,
b. 1878,
Hon. Helen B., b. 1880.
Hon. James William 7^.,in Ind. Fortst Serv.,b. 1882,
Hon. Bertha Beatrice B., b. 1884.
Hpp. Marion Frances B., h. 1887.
Bros, and sist. of 5th Bn. (uncles and aunt of
present ; granted rank of Bn.'s issue 1904) :
Mary Margaret, now Hun, La<Uj phyilipps, b- 1836, mar.
1859 Rey. Sir Jas. E. I'hilipps, 12th Bt. of Pioton,
(The late 5th Baron, b. 1838, d. 1904.)
Hon. John Charles B., Capt. R.N. retd., High
Sheriff of Denbighsh. 1888 : b. 1842, mar. 1873 Mary,
dau. of the late Wm. Wagstaff, EsS*. Res., l'las-
yn-Vivod, Llangollen.
Hon.Thomas William B., Ch. Const, of Merionethsh.,
formerly Maj. W. Rid. Regt. : b. 1344, mar. 1879
Harriet Royds, dau. of the late Henry A. Grey,
Esq. Res., Lingfield, Barmouth.
Surviving dau.-in-law of 2id Bn. (1st cous. twice
rem. of present) :
(The late 3rd Baron, b. 1826, d. 1899, no surv. issue.)
Hon. Mrs. Frederick (Frances Hinton, dau. of Hy.
Northcote, Esq., and widow of Capt. Herb. Crosse),
mar. 1870, 2nd husb., the late Hon. Fredk. Bame-
wall B. (A. 1876) ; now by 3rd mrrge. Low. Lady
Grove, Bt.'s Wid., q.v.
(The late 4th Baron, b. 1829, d. 1303 uninrrd.)
WYNFORD, Barons' Widows. (1) Caroline,
Lady W. (Caroline Eliza Montagu, dau. of Evan
Baiilie, Esq.), mar. 1857 3rd Bn. Wynford (d.
1899). Res., 5 Lowndes Sq., S.W.— (2) The
Lady W. (Edith Anne, dau. of Matt. Hy. Marsh,
Esq.), mar. 1870 Saml. Best, Esq., aftds. 5th Bn.
Wynford (d. 1904, one year after accession). Res.,
with present Bn.
WYNN, family name of Newborough Barony,
q.v. for "Hons." {Wynn-Carrington, of C^rring-
ton Earldom) .
WYNN (WILLIAMS-), Baronet. Sir Herbert
Lloyd Watkin Williams- Wynn, 7th Bt. {Eng.
1688), C.B. (Civ. 1902), B.A., Lord Lieut, of Mont-
gomeryshire, Hon. Col. and Lt.-Col. Comdt.
Montgom. Imper. Yeom., a C.C. and Chmn. Q..S.
for Denbighsh., an M.P. 1885 : nephew of 6th Bt.
and son of the late Lt.-Col. Herb. W. AVilliams-
Wynn, M.P. ; b. i860, sue. 1885, mar. 1884, but
divorced her 1898, Louise Alexandra, dau. of his
predecessor. Heir, his son Watkin (h. 1891;
2nd heir, Bt.'s bro. Robert William Herbert
Watkin, D.S.O., below). Seats, Wynnstay,
Ruabon, Denb. ; Glan Llyn, Bala R.S.O.,
Merionethsh.
WYNN (WILLIAMS-), Maj. Robert William
Herbert Watkin, D.S.O. (1902), B.A., a D.L,
for Flintsh., Montgom. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa
1900-2, partly as A.D.C. : b. 1862 (bro. of above
Bt.). Res., Plas-yn-Orfn, St. Asaph.
WYNNE, Maj .-Gen. Arthur Singleton, C.B.
(Mil. 1891), Jowaki 1877, Afghn., S. Africa 1881,
and Soudan, comd. 11th Brigade in S. Africa
1899-1901 , late D.A.G. at Aldershot and Malta,has
been Assist. Mil. Sec. at War Office, now comdg.
6th Div. Eastern Comd. : b. 1846. Res., Govt.
House, Colchester.
WYNNE, Hon. Mrs. Graham, dau. of Bn.
Morris and Killanin (see " Killanin ").
WYNNE, Maj. Reginald, D.S.O. (1900-1),
2nd Co. of Lond. Imper. Yeom. ; S. Africa 1900 :
b. 1857.
WYNNE, Col. Trevredyn Rashletgii, CLE.
(1903), Bengal-Nagpur Rail. Vol. Rif. Corps,
Agent and Ch. Engr. of that Rail, and a memb.
of the Bd. for Supervision of tbe Ind. Rail.
System, is an Hon. A.D.C. to the Viceroy, Res.,
Nagpur, Centr. India ; 12 Albion St., Hyde Pk.,
W,
WYNTER, Capt. Francis Arthur, D.S.O.
(1898), R.A., Ind. Front, and Tirah 1897-8, b.
1870.
WYNYARD, Capt. Edward George, D.S.O.
(1887), late the Welsh Regt.; Burma 1885-7: b,
1861.
WYNYARD, Col. Rowley, M.V.O. (4th Class,
1903), R.A,, Comdt. Roy. Hibern. Mil. Sch.,
Dublin, prev. Instr. in Fortificns,, Sandhurst: b,
1855. '
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V
YAC Baronetage, Knightage, &c. YOU 669
Y.
YACHANDRALAVARU— see " Venkatajiri."
YALE, Col. James Corbet, D.S.O. (1900-1), W.
Yorks. Regt. ; S. Africa 1899-1901 : b. 1859.
YARBOROUGH, Earl of. Charles Alfred
Worsley Pelham, 4th Earl (U.K.), P.C. {Gt.
Br. 1890), M.A., Kt. of Grace St. John Jems.,
a D.L. and Vice-Adm. for Co. Lincoln, Ch.m11.
Q.S. and a C.C. for Lindsey Div., Hon. Col.
3rd Batt. Lines. Itegt. (Mil.), also Hon. Col. and
Lt.-Col. comdg. Lines. Imper. Yeom., late Capt.
Hod. Corps of Gentn. at Arms : sod of 3rd E. ; b.
June 11,1859; obtd. licence 1905, with his bros.,
to discard the additl. surname of Anderson (see
under Creations) ; sue. 1875 (C); mar. i886Marcia
Amelia Mary Lane-Fox, Baroness Fauconbery and
Conyers in own right (Ctss. of Y. and Bnss. F. &
C). Seat, Brocklesby Pk., Brocklesby R.S.O.,
Lines. ; town res., 17 Arlington St., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : Bn. Yarborough, 1794. U.K. : E.
of Yarborough and Bn. Worsley, 1837.— Cbas. Anderson
was the first to be created Baron ; thereupon he
assumed the additional surname Pelham (the original
family name, which had been lost through female in-
heritance, but is now restored as the only name) ; his suc-
cessor, an F.R.S., obtained the Earldom.
Titled Relatives.
(Pelham.)
Issue of present {tfh) E. :
Lord Worsley, heir to Earldom and to his fathers
and mother's Baronies : Charles Sackville P
b. 1887.
Hon. Sickville George P., 2nd heir, b. 1888.
The deceased Hon. D'Arcy P., b. & d. 1892.
Hon. Marcus Herbert P., b. 1893.
Surviving issue of 3rd E. (bros. and sist. of pre-
sent) :
(Present Earl, b. 1859.)
Lady Gertrude Augusta, now Lady G. Astley-Corbett,
b. 1861, mar. i33z Sir Eras. Edmd. Geo. A.-C, 4th
Bt., q.v.
Hon. Victor Ralph P., late Capt. Middx. Yeom.,
formerly Lieut. 9th Lancers : b. 1866, mar. 1893 Ger-
trude Emma, dau. of the late Chas. Gordon Adams,
Esq. (Hon. Mrs. Victor P.). Re3., 116 Gloucester
Terr., Hyde Pk., S.W.
Hon. Henry Cornwallis P., b. 1868, mar. 1892 Edith
Katherine, dau. of Col. Wm. A. Roberts (Hon.
Mrs. Henry P.). Res., 38 Argyll Rd., Kens., W. .
Hon. Dudley Roger Hugh P., Capt. 10th Hussars,
served in S. Africa 1899-1902 : b. 1872. Club, Cavalry.
Son of 2nd E. (uncle of present) :
S'he late 3rd Earl, b. 1835, d. 1875.)
on. Evelyn Cornwallis Anderson-Pelham, a D.L.
for Hants., formerly Lieut. N. Lines. Mil. : b.
1851, mar. 1872 Harriett Frances, dau. of the late
Rev. Geo. Hutton (Hon. Mrs. Evetyn A.-P.).
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (gt. aunt of present) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1809, d. 1862.)
Hon. Mrs. Dudley Pelham-Sinclair (Madalena, dau.
of Sir J no. Gordon Sinclair, 8th Bt. of Stevenson,
whose surname she has added to part of her late
husb.'s), mar. 1839 the late Capt. Hon. Dudley
Worsley ^.-P.,R.N., M.P. (d. 1851). Ke3., Murkle,
Caithness ( ? post-town) ; Stevenson, Haddington ;
St. Lawrence, Ventnor, I.W.
YARBOROUGH, Earl's Widow (remrrd.).
DOwager Countess of Y., nee Lady Victoria
Alexandrina Hare, dau. of 2nd E. of Listowel,
K,P., b. 1840, mar., 1st, 1858, 3rd E. of Yarborough
(d. 1875); 2ndly, 1881, Jno. Maunsell=Richardson,
Esq.— retaining title by courtesy. Bes., Edmond-
thorpe Hall, Oakham ; Healing; Manor, nr.
Grimsby.
YARMOUTH, Earl of {by courtesy— title Gt.
Br. 1793), eld. son and heir of M. of Hertford.
YATE, Col. Charles Edward, C.S.I. (1887),
C.M.G. (1888), LA., Polit. Offr. during Afghan
War and Brit. Commissr. od Russo- Afghan Boun-
dary, late Ch. Comissr. Baluchistan, a Kt. of
Grace St. Joha Jerus. : b. 1849.
YATMAN, Maj. Clement, D.S.O. (1900-1),
N'thumb. Eus. ; S. Africa 1899-igoi : b. 1871.
YEATMAN— see "Biggs ( Yeatman-)."
YEILDING, Col. William Richard, CLE.
(1895), D.S.O. (1891), LA.. Afghn. 1879-80, Mahsud
Waziri, Hazara 1888, and Tirah 1897-8, late Dir.
of Supplies in Somalild., now Dep. Insp.-Gen. of
Supply and Transport for Punjab : b. 1856. Bes.,
Simla.
YELD, Edward, I.S.O. (1902), Assist. Sec. in
the Gen. Post Office : b. 1839.
YELVERTON, family name of Avonmore
Viscounty, q.v. for "Hons."
YELVERTON, Baron (Irel. 1795), a title of the
Avonmore Viscounty.
YEOMAN, Lady Dorothea Frances, dau. of
12th E. of Huntingdon.
YONGE, Hon. Mrs. John, dau. of 4th Bn.
Lisle.
YORK, Archbishop of. His Grace the
Most Rev. William Dalrymple Maclagan,
D.D., D.C.L., 88th Abp., Primate of Engld.,
P.C. {Gt. Br. 1891), served in Army in India and
retired as Lieut. 1852, aftds. Hon. Chaplain to
the late Queen, Rect. of Newington, Vic. of Ken-
sington, and Bp. of Lichfield ; is Prelate of Order
of St. John Jerus. in Engld. : b. June 18, 1826,
cons, to Lichfield 1878, transl. 1891, ent. Lords
1882 (Indep.), mar. 1878, 2nd wife, Hon. Augusta
Anne Barrinr/ton, dau. of 6th Vise. Barrington
(Hon. Mrs. Maclagan). Bes., Bishopthorpe, York.
YORK, Duke of {U.K. 1892), a title of H.R.H.
the Prince of Wales.
YORKE, family name of Hardwicke Earldom,
q.v. for " Hons.," and Lady Susan, and see below.
YORKE, Knight. Sir Henry Francis Red-
head Yorke, K.C.B. (Civ. 1902), Dir. of Victual-
ling Dept. Admiralty, has been Priv. Sec. to
successive First Lords : b. 1842, mar. 1882 the
under-mentioned Lady Lilian Y. Bes., 22 Queen
Anne's Gate, S.W.
YORKE, Lt.-Col. Horatio Arthur, C.B. (Civ.
1904), E. E. retd. ,1899); Afghn. 1878-80, Nile
1884-5, now Ch. Inspg. Offr. of Rails, to Bd. of
Trade ; b. 1848 (nephew of 4th E. of Hardwicke).
Bes., 30, MontDelier Sq., and 8 Richmond Terr.,
S.W.
YORKE, Lady Lilian Harriet, dau. of 9th E.
of Wenryss, and wife of preceding Kt.
YORKE, Hon. Mrs. Vincent, dau. of 2nd Bn.
Leconfield.
YORSTOUN (CARTHEW)-, Col. Archibald
Morden, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1), late Black Watch;
Zululd. 1879 and Boer War 1899-1901 : b. 1855.
Club, Army and Navy.
YOUL, Knight's Widow. Lady Y. (Charlotte,
dau. of the late Richd. Williams, Esq., of Belgium,
and widow of Wm. Robinson, Esq., of Clapham
Pk.), mar. 1881, 2nd wife to 2nd husb., Sir Jas.
YOU
Directory of Peerage,
YUL
Arndell Tolii, K.C.M.G., formerly Polit. Agent
for Tasmania (d\ 1904). lies., Waratah House,
Clapham Pk., S.W.
YOUNG, BaronEt of Baillieborough. Sir
William Muston Need Young, 3rd Bt. {U.K.
1821), formerly Supt. in Telegraph Dept. India ;
served in Afghan War 1878-9, Upper Burma
1885-7, ret. 1897 : nephew of 2nd Bt. (cr. Bn.
Lisgar, extinct), and son of the late. Thos.
Young, Esq. ; b. 1847, suc- l87°> mar- l870
Isabella, dau. of Jno. Leach, Esq. ; she obtd.
judic. sep. 1896. Heir, his grandson John Ferrers
Harington (b. 1897 ; 2nd heir, Bt.'s 2nd son,
Cyril Hoe Muston, b. 1881). Bes., Hedsor Lodge,
Twickenham.
YOUNG, Baronet of Formosa. Sir George
Young, 3rd Bt. {U.K. 1813), M.A., LL.D.,
barrister-at-law, Chief Charity Commissr. and
has served on several Roy. and other Commssns. :
son of 2nd Bt., b. 1837, suc. 1848, mar. 1871 Alice
Eacy, dau. of Evory Kennedy, Esq., M.D., and
widow of Sir Alex. H. Lawrence, 1st Bt. of
Belgard. Heir, his son George (b. 1872 ; 2nd
heir, next son, Geoffrey Winthrop, b. 1876).
Seat, Formosa PI., Cookham, Maidenhead.
YOUNG, Baronet of North Dean. Sir William
Lawrence Young, 8th Bt. {Gt. Br. 1769), son of
7th Bt., b. 1864, suc. 18S7, mar. same year Helena
Mary, dau. of the late Hon. Henry Wm. Petre,
son of 11th Bn. Petre. Heir pres., his bro.
Charles Alban (b. 1865 '■> 2nd heir, their 1st
cous. once rem. Rev. Henry Savill P., b. 1843).
Bes., 35 Lower Seymour St., W.
YOUNG, Baronet's Widow. Mary, Lady
Y. of North Dean (Maiy Alice Margaret, dau.
of the late Rev. W. Serocold Wade), mar. 1871,
as 2nd wife, Sir Chas. Lawrence Young, 7th Bt.
(d. 1887). Bes., Cambridge House, Bournemouth.
YOUNG, Knight (1). Sir Allen William
Young, Kt. Bach. (1877), C.V.O. (1903), C.B. (Civ.
1881) , commanded several Arctic relief and explor-
ing Expedns. as Capt. of the ' Fox ; ' assisted in
equipment of European-Chinese Navy in Taeping
Rebellion, is Hon. Com. in Lond. Brig. R.N.
Vol. Reserve and in R.N.R. and a Younger Bro. of
Trinity House: b. 1830. Bes., Twickenham;
18 Grafton St., W.
YOUNG, Knight (2). Sir Frederick Young,
K.C.M.G. (1888), a D.L. for Tower Hamlets and
a Vice-Pres. of Roy. Colon. Instit., prev. Hon.
Sec. : b. 1817, widower. Bes., 5 Queensberry
PL, S. Kens., S.W.
YOUNG, Knight (3). Lt.-Gen. Sir George
Samuel Young, K.C.B. (Mil. 1905), served in
Sutlej 1845-6 and Mutiny, aftds. comd. Belfast,
Cork, and Dubl. Dists., ret. 1886, and is Col. Sth.
Staffordsh. Regt. : b. 1824. Bes., 118 Pall Mall,
S.W.
YOUNG,Knight (4). Sir ~Wi lltam M ackworth
Young, K.C.S.I. (1897), M.A., late Lt.-Gov. of
Punjab, formerly an Addit. Memb. of Counc. of
Viceroy, also Res. at Mysore, entered LOS. 1863 :
bro. of above Bt. of Formosa, b. 1840, mar.
1881, 2nd wife, Frances Mary, dau. of Sir Robt.
E. Egerton, K.C.S.I. Bes., Oak Lea, Silverhill,
St. Leonards-on-Sea.
YOUNG, Priv. Counc. (1) and Lord {of Session).
Rt.Hon. George Young, P.C. ( Gt. Br. 1872) , LL.D.,
has been Lord Advoc. and Solic.-Gen. for Scotland
and Sheriff of Inverness-sh., also of Haddingtonsh.
andBerwicksh.,appd. Q.C. 1869, an M. P. 1865-74:
b. 1819, made a Judge of Ct. of Session with title
" (Hon.) Lord Young " 1874, retd. igo5, retaining
title, widower. Bes.. Silverknowe, Davidson's
Mains, Midlothian ; 28 Moray PL, Edinburgh.
YOUNG, Priv. Counc. (a). Rt. Hon. John
Young, P.C. {Irel. 1886), M.A.,Chmn. Belfast and
N. Cos. Rail., a D.L. for Antrim (High Sheriff
1863) : b. 1826, widower (twice). Bes., Galgorm
Castle, Ballymena, Co. Antrim.
YOUNG, Capt. Arthur Henderson, C.M.G.
(1897), formerly 27th Regt., is Ch. Sec. to Govt,
of Cyprus, and an M.L.C., admind. Govt. 1895,
has been Comdt. of Mil. Police at Kyrenia and
Paphos : b. 1854, mar. 1885 the following. Bes.,
Nicosia.
YOUNG, Lady Evelyn Anne, dau. of 2nd M.
of Ailsa.
YOUNG, Maj. Frank Popham, CLE. (1839),
LA., Dep. Commissr. in Punjab, had spec, charge
of colonis. operations on Chenab Canal : b. 1863.
Bes.. Patiala, Punjab.
YOUNG, Col. George Frederick, C.B. (Mil.
1897), LA. retd. (1903) ; Afghn., Mahsud Waziri,
and Hazara 188S, late D.A.G. Bengal, prev.
A.Q.M.G. India: b. 1846.
YOUNG (FOX-), Knight's Widow. Lady
F.-Y. (Augusta Sophia, dau. of Chas. Marryat,
Esq.), mar. 1848 Sir Henry E. Fox- Young, C.B. ,
Gov. of Tasmania (d. 1870). Bes., 96 Cromwell
Rd., S.W.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Knight. Maj. Sir
Francis Edward Younghu:-;band, K.C.I.E. (1904),
LL.D., has served on spec, missions to China,
Centr. Asia, &c, and been Polit. Offr. at Chitral
and Tonk, Resid. in Indore, and Brit. Commissr.
on Thibet Frontier Commssn., comdg. the late
Mission : b. 1863, mar. 1897 Helen Augusta, dau.
of the late Chas. Magniac, Esq., M.P.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Col. George John, C.B.
(Mil. 1900-1), F.R.G.S., F S.A., I.A., Afghn.
1878-80, Soudan, Burma 1886-7, Chitral Relief,
and S. Africa 1899-1900, now comdg. Queen's
Own Corps of Guides : b. 1859.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Maj .-Gen. John Willi am,
C.S.I. (1866), Afghn. 1842, Scinde, Punjab Frontier
1851-7, and Mutiny, ret. 1878, has been Insp.-
Gen. of Punjab Police: b. 1823. Bes., 28 Ken-
sington Ct. Gdns., W.
YOUNGHUSBAND, Gen. Robert Rome r, C.B.
(Mil. 1861), LA. Supermini. List; Scinde and
Afghn. 1841-3, Persia 1856-7 : b. 1819. Bes., 106
Pembroke Rd., Clifton, Bristol.
YULE, Knight's Widow. Lady Y. (Henrietta
Peach, dau. of the lata Capt. Robt. B. Pemberton),
mar. 1862 Sir George U. Yule, K.C.S.I. (d. 1886).
Bes., The Lane Cottage, Little Bookham, Leather-
head, Surrey.
YULE, Col. James Herbert, C.B. (Mil. 1900-1),
Devon Regt. retd. (1904) ; Afghn. 1878-80, Burma
1889-92, N.W. Frontier 1897-8, and S. Africa
1899-1900, comdg. Sth Brigade as Maj. -Gen. :
b. 1847. Bes., Belgrave Mansns., Grosv. Gdns.,
S.W.
Baronetage, Knightage, &c.
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^AffCAROL, Ctss. Nicolina, see "LeMesu-
rier, Col. Cecil B."
ZANDT, Hon. Mrs. Ferdinand van, dau. of
Bn. Avebury.
ZANZIBAR, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. John
Edward Hine, D.D., M.D., Missnry. Bp., formerly
3rd Bp. of Likoma : b. 1857, cons. 1896, transl.
1901. Address, Universities Mission, Zanzibar.
ZAVERTAL, Sec. Lieut. Ladislao Joseph
Philip Paul (Cavaliere),M.V.O. (5th Class. 1901),
Bandmr. R.A. : b. 1849 (a naturalised British
subject). Res., Bonnie Blink, Woolwich.
ZEAL, Knight. Hon. Sir William Austin
Zeal, K.C.M.Gr. (1895), E.S.A., M.I.C.E., M.E.C.
and M.L.C. of Victoria, Postmr.-Gen. 1892-3, now
Pres. of Leg. Counc, a Territor. Magist. for
three Colonies, Dir. of Nat. Bank, &c. : b. 1830.
Res., Clovelly, Lansell Rd., Toorak, Victoria;
Parlmt. House, Melbourne.
ZETLAND, Marquess of. Lawrence Dundas,
1st Marq. {U.K.) and a Bt., K.T. (1900), P.C.
(Gt.Br. 1889), a Co. Aid. for N. Riding and D.L. for
Stirlingsh., Hon. Col. 6th Vol. Brig. N. Rid.
Artill., was Lord Lieut, of Ireland 1889-92,
formerly Lieut. Roy. Horse Gds., and a Lord
in Waiting to Queen Victoria, an M.P. 1872-3
(as Mr. L. Dundas) : nephew of 2nd E. and son
of Hon. Jno. Chas. Dundas ; b. Aug. 16, 1844 ;
sue. as 3rd E. 1873, cr. Marq. 1892 (C.) ; mar.
1871 Lady Lilian Selina Elizabeth Lumley, dau.
of 9th E. of Scarbrough. Scats, Aske, Richmond,
Yorks. ; Letterewe, Loch Maree, Achnasheen
R.S.O., Ross-sh.; town res., 19 Arlington St., S.W.
Creations. Gt. Br. : A Bt. 1762 ; Bn. Dundas, 1704.
U.K. : E. of Zetland, 1838 ; M. of Zetland and E. of
Ronaldshay, 1892.— Sir Thos. Dundas, 2nd Bt., was
created 1st Bn., his son, who was Lord Mayor of
York and Lord Lieutenant of Orkney and Shetland,
being raised to the Earldom ; Marquessate as text.
Titled Relatives.
(Dundas. )
Issue of present (1st) M. (3rd E.) :
Lady Hilda Mary, now The Lady Southampton, b.
1872, mar. 1892 4th Bn. S., q.v.
The deceased Thomas D., Lord Dundas, b. & d. 1874.
Earl of Ronaldshay, heir to Marquessate : Lawrence
John Lumley D.,Capt. 1st N. Riding Vol. Artill.
and A.D.C. to the Viceroy of India : b. 1876.
lady Maud Frederica Elizabeth, now Countess Fitz-
william, b. 1877, mar. 1896 Vise. Milton, now 7th
Earl Pitzwilliam, q.v.
Lord (ieorge Heneage Lawrence D., 2nd heir, 2nd
Lieut. Arg. and Suthd. Highldrs., served in. S.
Africa 1901-2 : b. 1882.
Surviving bros. and sists. of present M. (granted
rank of Earl's children 1873) :
(Present Marquess, b. 1844.)
Lady Harriot Emily, now Lady H. Banbury-, b. 1848,
mar. 1875 Col. Chas. Thos. B. Res.-, Cotswold
House, Winchester.
Lady Mary, now Lady M. Plowden, b. i8gi, mar. 1874
Wm. Fras. P., Esq. Res., Plowden Hall, Lydbury
North R.S.O., Salop.
Lady Charlotte Jane D., b. 1854.
Hon. William Fitzwilliam James D., a D.L. for N.
Rid., formerly Lieut. 6th Batt. Rifle Brig. (Mil.):
b. i860, mar. 1892 Mary Maud, dau. of the late
Lt.-Col. H. A. Prinsep (Hon. Mrs. William D.).
Res., The Cottage, Uoodwood, Chichester.
Hon. (Cospatrick) Thomas D., a D.L. for Orkney and
Shetland, formerly Lieut. Yorks. Mil. and Yeom. :
b. 1862, mar. 1892 Maud, dau. of the late Hon.
Geo. Wentworth- Fitzwilliam, M.P., son of 5th
Earl Fitzwilliam 'Hon. Mrs. Thomas D.). Res.,
Ainderby Hall, Northallerton, Yorks.
Lady Alice I)., b. 1864.
— Dau.-in-law :
Hon. Mrs. John Charles D., nie Hon. Alice Louisa |
Wood, dau. of 1st Vise. Halifax, b. 1847, mar. 1870 j
the late Hon. Jno. Chas. D. (the younger; d. 1892).
Res.-, The Barrows, Charles Hill, Farnham, Surrey
Dau.-in-law of 1st E. (mother of present M.) :
(The late 2nd Earl, b. 1795, d. childless 1873.)
Hon. Mrn. John D. (Margaret Matilda, dau. of the |
late Jas. Talbot, Esq.), mar. 1843 the late Hon.
John Charles D. (the elder), father of preceding
series (d. 1866). Res., Middleton Lodge, Richmond,
Yorks ; West Stoke House, Chichester.
ZOTJCHE of HARYNGWORTH, Baron.
Robert Nathaniel Cecil George Curzon, 15th
Bn. {Eng.), B.A., a D.L. for Sussex and a Co.
Aid. for W. Sussex, Capt. 2nd Vol. Batt. Roy.
Suss. Regt., served in S. Africa 1900-1 : son of
14th Bn. ; b. July 12, 1851 ; sue. 1873 (C.) ; mar.
1875, but obtd. divorce (late wife d. 1895). Seat,
Parham, Pulborough R.S.O., Sussex.
Creation. Eng. : Bn. Zouche of Haryngworth, 1308, by
writ.— William la Zouche, Lord of Haryngworth, was
summoned to Parliament as 1st Bn. The 4th Peer was
engaged in the French wars of Richard II. and Henry IV.
On the death of the nth Bn. in 1625 the title fell into
abeyance, and so continued till 1815. The 5th Bn. had
married +he Bnss. St. Maur, 7th in line ; but the abey-
ance affected both titles, and in the latter case has never
been terminated. A second, but brief, abeyance of the
Zouche line occurred in 1825, and the daughter in whose
favour it was determined altered her title to De la
Zouche. Her son the 14th Bn. did not continue this
form, and the title stands on the Roll as "Zouche of
Haryngworth."
Sister.
(Present Bauon, b. 1851.)
Hon. Darea Curzon, heiress pres. to Barony, b. i860.
Res., with Bn. (2nd heir, her 1st cous. Col. George
Augustus C, b. 1836.)
ZULULAND, Bishop of. Rt. Rev. Wii.mot
Lushington Vyvyan, M.A., 4th Bp., formerly
Curate of St. Paul, Bermondsey, and of Holy
Trin., Southwark, late a Missnry. in present dis-
trict : b. 1861 (3rd son of Sir V.„ D. Vyvyan, 9th
Bt.) ; cons. 1903. Res., Eshowe, Zululd.
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HOMAN CATHOLIC AKOHBlSHOPS AND BISHOPS IN
THE BEITISH EMPIKE;
AND OTHERS WHO, THOUGH NOT EESIDING THEEEIN, AEE BEITISH SUBJECTS.
The following List has been inserted in response to repeated requests from esteemed correspondents, although
ecclesiastics of the Roman Catholic Church have no title per se to inclusion in a work of this description.
AELEN, Et. Eev. John, Bp. Coadjutor for
Madras : cons. 1902.
AGIUS, Most Eev. Ambrose, titular Abp. of
Palmyra, Delegate-Apostolic to the Philippine
Islands. Res., Manila.
ALLEN, Et. Eev. Samuel W., Bp. of Shrews-
bury : born 1844; cons. 1897. lies., Bishop's
House, Shrewsbury.
ALLGEYEE, Et. Eev. Emilius, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of North Zanzibar : cons. 1897.
AMIGO, Et. E2V. Peter, Bp. of Southwark :
born 1864; cons. 1904. Res., Bishop's House,
St. George's Eoad, Southwark, S.E.
AECHAMBEAULT, Et. Eev. Joseph, Bp. of
Joliette, Canada ; con?. 1904.
AEGUINZONIS, Most Rev. Bernard, Abp. of
Verapoly, India : cons, as Coadjutor 1896 ; succ.
1897.
BAGSHAWE, Mo:t Eev. Edward G., titular
Abp. of Seleucia : born 1829 ; cons. Bp. of Not-
tingham 1874 ; resigned 1901. Res., Gunnersbury
House, Hounslow.
BARBIERI, Et. Eev. Guido Eemigio, Bp.,
Vicar- Apostolic of Gibraltar: cons. 1901.
BAEILLON, Et. Eev. Emii.e, Bp. of Malacca,
India : con. 1904. Res., Singapore.
BARRY, Rt. Rev. Thomas F., Bp. of Chatham,
New Brunswick : cons. 1900.
BARTHE, Et. Ee^r. John Mary, Bp. of Tri-
chinopoly, India : cons. 1890.
BEGIN, Most Eev. Lous N., Abp. of Quebec,
Canada : cons, as Bp. of Chicoutimi 1888 ; Abp. of
Quebec 1898.
BEID ERLINDEN, Rt. Rev. Bernard, Bp. of
Poona, India : cons. 1887.
BENZINGEE, Et. Eev. Aloysius Mary, Bp.
of Quilon, India : cons. 1890.
BLAIS, Rt. Rev. Andrew, Bp. of Rimouski,
Canada : cons, as Coadjutor 1900 ; succ. 1901.
BONAVENTURE, Rt. Rev. E., Bp. of Nagpur,
India : cons. 1905.
BOTTERO, Rt. Rev. Hue. 11 M., Bp. of Kum-
baconum, India: cons. 1899.
BOURDON, Rt. Rev. Charles A., Bp., formerly
Vicar-Apostolic of North Burma. Res., Singa-
pore.
BOURNE, Most Rev. Francis, Abp. of West-
minster : born 1861 ; cons, as Coadjutor for
Southwark 1896 ; succ. 1897 ; transl. to West-
minster 1903. Res., Archbishop's House, West-
minster, SW.
BREYNAT, Rt. Rev. Gabriel, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Mackenzie, Canada : cons. 1902.
BEINDLE, Et. Eev. Eobert, D.S.O. (1898),
Bp. of Nottingham, Army Chapl. 1st Class re-
tired : born 1837 ; Egypt 1882, Soudan and Nile
1884-6 and 1898, Dongola 1896 ; cons, as Auxiliary
for Westminster 1899 : trans, to Nottingham;
1901. Res., St. Barnatas' Cathedral, Nottingham.
BEOWNE. Et. Eev. James, Bp. of Ferns : born
1842; cons. 1884. Res., Summerhill, Wexford.
BROWNE, Rt. Rev. Robert, Bp. of Cloyne :
born 1844 ; cons. 1894. Res., Queenstown.
BROWNRIGG, Rev. Abraham, Bp. of Ossory :
bom 1836; cons. 1884. Res., Kilkenny.
BRUCHESI, Most Rev. Paul, Abp. of Mont-
real, Canada : cons. 1897.
BRUNAULT, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp., Coadjutor
for Nicolet, Canada : cons. 1899.
BURTON, Et. Eev. George Ambrose, Bp. of
i Clifton ; born 1852 ; cons. 1902. Res., Prior Park,
i Bath.
I CAHLLL, Et. Eev. John Baptist, Bp. of Ports-
| mouth : bom 1841 : cons, as Auxiliary 1900 ;
trans. 1900. Res., Bishop's House, Portsmouth.
CAMEEON, Et. Eev. John, Bp. of Antigonish,
Canada : cons, as Coadjutor for Arichat 1870 ;
; Bp. of Antigonish 1886.
j CAMILLERI, Rt. Eev. John, Bp. of Gozo:
cons. i88q.
CARDOT, Rt. Rev. Alexander, Bp., Vicar-
, Apostolic of South Burma : cons. 1893. Res.,
j Eangoon.
CAEE, Most Eev. Thomas Joseph, Abp. of
Melbourne, Victoria : cons. Bp. of Galway 1883 ;
j trans, to Melbourne 1886.
CASAETELLI, Et. Eev. Louis Charles, Bp.
I of Salford: b. 1852 ; cons. 1903. Res., St. Bede's
College, Manchester.
CASEY, Et. Eev. Timothy, Bp. of St. John,
New Brunswick : cons, as Coadjutor 1900 ; succ.
1901.
CAVADINI, Et. Eev. Abundius, Bp. of Man-
galore, India : cons. 1896.
CHISHOLM, Et. Eev. ^Eneas, LL.D., Bp. of
Aberdeen : bom 1836 ; cons. 1899. %es-> J9 Golden
Square, Aberdeen.
I CLANCY, Et. Eev. John, Bp. of Elphin : bom
I 1856 ; cons, as Coadjutor 1895 ; succ. 1895. Res.,
j Sligo.
CLARK, Et. Eev. Bernardine Thomas, Bp.,
j Vicar-Apostolic of Arabia : cons. 1902. Res.,
Aden.
CLERC, Rt. Rev. John Mary, Bp. of Vizaga-
[ patam, India: cons. 1891.
CLOUTIER, Rt. Rev. Francis Xavieb, Bp. of
I Three Rivers, Canada : cons. 1899,
COLGAN, Most Rev. Joseph, Abp. of Madras,
I India : cons, as Vicar- Apostolic of Madras 1882 ;
I Abp. 1886.
COLLINS, Rt. Rev. Richard, Bp., Auxiliary
for Hexham and Newcastle: born 1857; cons.
1905. Res., St. Mary's Cathedral, Newcastle-on-
Tyne.
CONMY, Rt. Rev. John, Bp. of Killala : bom
I 1843; cons, as Coadjutor 1892; succ. 1893. Res.,
Ballina.
CORBETT, Rt. Rev. James, Bp. of Sale, Vic-
j toria : cons. 1887.
Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops.
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COTTER, Rt. Rev. William T., Bp., Auxiliary
for Portsmouth: born 1866; cons. 1905. Res.,
St. Mary's, Ryde, Isle of Wight.
COUDERT.Most Rev. Antony, Abp.of Colombo,
Ceylon: cons. 1898.
COWG-ILL, Rt. Rev. Joseph Robert, Bp.,
Coadjutor for Leeds : born i860 ; cons. 1905. Res.,
Bishop's House, Leeds.
DALHOFF, Most Rev. Theodore, Abp. of
Bombay, India : cons. 1892.
DE BOISMENU, Rt. Rev. A. Guynot, Bp.,
Coadjutor for Vicariate - Apostolic of New
Guinea : cons. 1899.
DE CASTRO, Rt. Rev. T. E. Ribeiro Veira,
Bp. of Meliapur, India : cons. 1899.
DELALLE, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp., Vicar
Apostolic of Natal: cons. 1904.
DELANY, Rt. Rev. Patrick, Bp., Coadjutor
for Hobart, Tasmania : cons. 1893.
DE OLIVEIRA, Rt. Rev. Xavier M., Bp. of
Cochin, India : cons. 1898.
DONNELLY, Rt. Rev. Nicholas, Bp., Auxili-
ary for Dublin : cons. 1883. lies., St. Cronan's,
Bray.
DONTENVILLE, Rt. Rev. Augustine, Bp. of
New Westminster, Canada: cons, as Coadjutor
1897 ; succ. 1899.
DOWLING, Rt. Rev. Joseph Thomas, Bp. of
Hamilton, Canada: cons. Bp. of Peterborough
1887 ; trans. 1889.
DOYLE, Rt. Rev. Jeremiah, Bp. of Lismore,
New South Wales : cons. 1887.
DUHAMEL, Most Rev. Joseph Thomas, Abp.
of Ottawa, Canada : cons. Bp. of Ottawa 1874 ;
Abp. 1886.
DUHIG, Rt. Rev. James, Bp. of Rockhampton,
Queensland : cons. 1905.
DUNNE, Right Rev. John, Bp. of Bathurst,
New South Wales : cons. 1901.
DUNNE, Right Rev. John, Bp. of Wilcannia,
New South Wales : cons. 1887.
DUNNE, Most Rev. Robert, Abp. of Brisbane,
Queensland : cons. Bp. of Brisbane 1882 ; Abp.
1887.
DUPONT, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp., Vicar
Apostolic of Nyassa : cons. 1897.
DWYER, Ri*ht Rev. Patrick, Bp., Coadjutor
for Maitland, New South Wales : cons. 1897.
EMARD, Right Rev. Joseph, Bp. of Valley-
field, Canada : cons. 1892.
ESTERMAN, Rt. Rev. Fabian A., Bp. of
Lahore, India : cons. 1905.
FENNELLY, Most Rev. Thomas, Abp. of
Cashel : born 1846 ; cons, as Coadjutor 1901 ; succ.
1902. Res., Thurles.
FENTON, Rt. Rev. Patrick, titular Bp. of
Amycla, Auxiliary to the Abp. of Westminster :
b. 1837 ; cons. 1904. Res., 10 Nevern Road,
London, S.W.
FLOOD, Most Rev. Vincent, Abp. of Port of
Spain, Trinidad : cons, as Coadjutor 1887 ; succ.
FOGARTY, Rt. Rev. Michael, Bp. of Killaloe :
cons. 1904. Res., Ennis.
FOLEY, Right Rev. Patrick, Bp. of Kildare
and Leighlin : born 1858 ; cons, as Coadjutor
1896; succ. 1897. Res., Braganza House, Carlow.
GAFFIERO, Right Rev. Salvator, Bp.,
Auxiliary for Malta : cons. 1898.
GAFFNEY, Rt. Rev. Matthew, Bp. of Meath :
born 1839 : cons. 1899. Res., Bishop's House,
Mullingar.
GALLAGHER, Right Rev. John, Bp. of Goul-
burn, New South Wales : cons. 1895.
GALTON, Rt. Rev. Compton T., Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Demerara : cons. 1902.
GAUGHREN, Right Rev. Matthew, Bp.,
Vicar- Apostolic of Orange River Colony: cons.
1902.
GAUTHIER, Most Rev. Charles, Abp. of
Kingston, Canada : cons. 1898.
GENTILI, Most Rev: Charles, Abp. of Agra,
India : cons, as Bp. of Allahabad 1897 ; trans, to
Agra 1898.
GIBNEY, Rt. Rev. Matthew, Bp. of Perth.
Western Australia ; cons. 1886.
GILES, Rt. Rev. William, titular Bp. of
Philadelphia : cons. 1904. Res., English College,
Rome.
GORDON, Rt. Rev. Charles, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Jamaica : cons. 1889.
GORDON, Rt. Rev. William, Bp. of Leeds,
bom 1831 ; cons, as Coadjutor 1890 ; suco. 1890.
Res., Bishop's House, Leeds.
GRAHAM, Rt. Rev. Charles, Bp. of Flymoulh; ]
born 1834 ; cons, as Coadjutor i8gi ; succ. 1902.
GRAMIGNA, Rt. Rev. Petronius,Bp. of Alia- i
habad, India : cons. 1904.
GRIMES, Rt. Rev. John J., Bp. of Christchurch, I
New Zealand : cons. 1887. I
GROUARD, Rt. Rev. Emile, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Athabasca, Canada: cons. 1891. j
HANLON, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp., Vicar -
Apostolic of Uganda: cons. 1894. Res., Meng >,
Uganda.
HEALY, Most Rev. John, Abp. of Tuam : born
1841 ; cons, as Coadjutor for Clonfert 1884 ; succ.
1896 ; trans, to Tuam 1903. Res., Tuam.
HEDLEY, Rt. Rev. John Cuthbert, Bp. of
Newport : born 1837 ; cons, as Auxiliary 1873 ;
trans. 1881. Res., Bishop's House, Llanishui,
Cardiff.
HENRY, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp. of Down and
Connor : born 1846 ; cons. 1895. Res., Chichester
Park Belfast
HIGGINS, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp. of Ballar t,
Victoria : cons, as Auxiliary for Sydney 188b ;
trans, to Rockhampton, 1899 ; to Ballarat, 1905.
HOARE, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp. of Ardagh and
Clonmacnoise : born 1842; cons. 1895. Res.,
St. Mel's, Longford.
HOPKINS, Rt. Rev. Frederick C, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of British Honduras : cons. 1899.
HOWLEY, Most Rev. Michael, Abp. of St.
John's, Newfoundland: cons, as Vicar- Apostolic
of St. George's 1892 ; trans, to St. John's 1894.
HUDRISIER, Rt. Rev. Mark, Bp. of Port
Victoria, Seychelles : cons, as Vicar- Apostolic
1890.
HURTH, Rt. Rev. Peter Josefh, Bp. of Dacca,
India : cons. 1894.
ILSLEY, Rt. Rev. Edward, Bp. of Birming-
ham : born 1838 ; cons, as Auxiliary 1879 ; trans,
to Birmingham 1888. Res., Oscott College, Bir-
mingham.
JOULAIN, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp. of Jaffna,
Ceylon : cons. 1893.
KELLY, Rt. Rev. Denis, Bp. of Ross : born
1852 ; cons. 1897. Res., Skibbereen.
KELLY, Most Rev. Michael, Abp. Coadjutor
for Sydney: cons. 1901.
KELLY, Rt. Rev. William B., Bp. of Gerald-
ton, Western Australia : cons. 1898.
KLAUS, Rt. Rev. Isidore, Bp., Vicar-Apostolic
of the Gold. Coast : cons. 19P4.
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Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops.
KLEINER, Rt. Rev. Eugene Louis, Bp. of
Mysore, India : cons. 1890.
LABRECUUE, Rt. Rev. Michael, Bp. of Chi-
coutimi, Canada : cons. 1892.
LACY, Rt. Rev. Richard, Bp. of Middles-
brough : bom 1841 ; cons. 1879. Res., Bishop's
House, Middlesbrough.
LANG, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp., Vicar-Apostolic
of Benin : cons. 1902. Res., Lagos.
L ANGEVIN, Most Rev. Louis Philip A., Abp.
of St. Boniface, Canada : cons. 1895.
LA ROCQUE, Rt. Rev. Paul, Bp. of Sher-
brooke, Canada ; cons. 1893.
LAVIGNE, Rt. Rev. Chakles, Bp. of Trin-
comalee, Ceylon : cons, as Vicar- Apostolic of
Kottayam 1887; Bp. of Trincomalee 1898.
LEGAL, Rt. Rev. Emile Joseph, Bp. of St.
Albert, Canada : cons, as Coadjutor 1897 ; succ.
1902.
LENIHAN, Rt. Rev. George M., Bp. of Auck-
land, New Zealand : cons. 1896.
LEONARD, Rt. Rev. John, Bp., Vicar- Apos-
tolic of Cape of Good Hope (Western District) :
cons. 1872.
LOGUE, His Eminence Cardinal Michael, I
Abp. of Armagh : born 1840 ; cons. Bp. of
Raphoe 1879 : Coadjutor for Armagh 1887 ; succ.
1887; created Cardinal 1893. Res., Ara Cceli,
Armagh.
LORRAIN, Rt. Rev. N. Z., Bp. of Pembroke,
Canada : cons, as Vicar- Apostolic 1882 ; Bp. of
Pembroke 1898.
LYSTER, Rt. Rev. John, Bp. of Achonry : born
1850 ; cons. 1888. Res., Ballaghadereen.
MAC CORMACK, Rt. Rev. Francis, Bp. of i
Galway and Kilmacduagh; born 1833; cons, as
Coadjutor for Achonry 1872; succ. 1875; trans,
to Galway 1887. Res., Galway.
McDONALD, Rt. Rev. Charles J., Bp. of \
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island : cons, as
Coadjutor, 1890: succ. 1891.
McDONALD, Rt. Rev. Ronald, Bp. of Harbour
Grace, Newfoundland: cons. 1881.
McEVAY, Rt. Rev. Fergus Patrick, Bp. of
London, Canada : cons. 1899.
MAC FARLANE, Rt. Rev. Angus, Bp. of Dun-
keld : born 1843; cons. 1901. Res., 29 Magdalen
Yard Road, Dundee.
MAC NEIL, Rt. Rev. Neil, Bp. of St. George's,
Newfoundland : cons. 1895.
MAC SHERRY, Rt. Rev. Hugh, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Cape of Good Hope (Eastern
District) : cons. 1896.
MAGENNIS, Rt. Rev. Edward, Bp. of
Kilmore : born 1847: cons. 1888. Res., Cullies
House, Cavan.
MAGUIRE, Most Rev. John A., Abp. of
Glasgow : born 1851 ; cons, as Auxiliary 1894 ;
trans. 1902. Res., 160 Renfrew Street, Glasgow.
MAHER, Rt. Rev. James, Bp. of Port Augusta,
South Australia : cons. 1896.
MAKIL, Rt. Rev. Matthew, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Changanacherry, India : cons. 1896.
MANGAN, Rt. Rev. John, Bp. of Kerry: cons.
1904. Res., Killarney.
MEDLYCOTT, Rt. Rev. Adolphus, titular Bp.
of Tricomia : cons. 1897. Res., Nice, France.
MENACHERY, Rt. Rev. John, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Trichur, India : cons. 1896.
MEULEMAN, Most Rev. Brice, Abp. of Cal-
cutta, India : cons. 1902.
MILLER, Rt. Rev. William J., Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of the Transvaal : cons. 1904.
MORAN, His Eminence Cardinal Patrick
Francis, Abp. of Sydney, New South Wales :
cons, as Coadjutor for Ossoryi872; trans, from
Ossory to Sydney 1884; created Cardinal 1885.
MOSTYN, Rt. Rev. Francis, Bp. of Menevia ;
bom i860; cons, as Vicar- Apostolic of Wales
1895; Bp. of Menevia 1898. Res., Bishop's
House, Wrexham.
MURPHY, Most Rev. Daniel, Abp. of Hobart,
Tasmania: cons. 1846; trans, as Coadjutor from
Vicariate- Apostolic of Hyderabad 1865; Bishop
of Hobart 1866 ; Abp. 1888.
MURRAY, Rt. Rev. Dominic, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Cooktown, Queensland : cons. 1898.
MURRAY, Rt. Rev. James, Bp. of Maitland,
New South Wales : cons. 1865.
NAVARRE, Most Rev. L. Andrew, Abp.,
Vicar-Apostolic of New Guinea : cons. 1887.
O'BRIEN, Most Rev. Cornelius, Abp. of
Halifax, Nova Scotia : cons. 1883.
O'CALLAGHAN, Rt.Rev. Thomas Alphonsus,
Bp. of Cork : born 1839 ; cons, as Coadjutor 1884 ;
succ. 1886. Res., Cork.
O'CONNOR, Most Rev. Denis, Abp. of
Toronto, Canada : cons. Bp. of London, Canada,
1890 ; trans, to Toronto 1899.
O'CONNOR, Rt. Rev. Patrick J., Bp. of Armi-
dale, New South Wales : cons. 1903.
O'CONNOR, Rt. Rev. Richard, Bp. of Peter-
borough, Canada : cons. 1889.
O'DEA, Rt. Rev. Thomas, Bp. of Clonfert:
cons. 1903. Res., Ballinasloe.
O'DOHERTY, Rt. Rev. John K., Bp. of Derry :
born 1833; cons. 1890. Res., Bishop's House,
Deny.
O'DONNELL, Rt. Rev. Patrick, Bp. of
Raphoe: born 1835; cons. 1888. Res., Letter-
kcnny.
O'DWYER, Rt. Rev. Edward Thomas, Bp. of
Limerick: born 1842; cons. 1886. Res., Limerick.
O'GORMAN, Rt. Rev. John, Vicar-Apostolic
of Sierra Leoue : cons. 1903.
O'NEILL, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp. of Dromore :
cons. 1901. Res., Newry.
O'NEILL, Rt. Rev. Peter Austin, Bp. of
Port Louis, Mauritius : cons. 1896.
O'REILY, Most Rev. John, Abp. of Adelaide,
South Australia : cons. 1888 ; Abp. 1895.
ORTH, Most Rev. Bertrand, Abp. of Vancou-
ver : cons. 1900; Abp. 1903.
OWENS, Rt. Rev. Richard, Bp. of Clogher :
born 1840; cons. 1894. Res., Bishop's House,
Monaghan.
PACE, Most Rev. Peter, Bp. of Malta and
Abp. of Rhodes: cons. Bp. of Gozo 1877 ; trans,
to Malta and Rhodes 1889. Res., Malta.
PAGNANI, Rt. Rev. Clement, Bp. of Kandy,
Ceylon : cons, as Vicar- Apostolic of Colombo
1879 ; Bp. of Kandy 1886.
PAREPARAMBIL, Rt. Rev. Louis, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Ernakulam, India : cons. 1896.
PASCAL, Rt. Rev. Albert, Bp., Vicar-Apos-
tolic of Saskatchewan, Canada : cons. 1891.
POZZONI, Rt. Rev. Dominic, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Hong Kong : cons. 1905.
RACICOT, Rt. Rev. Z., Bp. -Auxiliary for Mon-
treal : cons. 1905.
REDWOOD, Most Rev. Francis Mary, Abp.
of Wellington, New Zealand : cons. Bp. of Wel-
lington 1874 ; Abp. 1887.
Roman Catholic Archbishops and Bishops.
REVILLE, Et. Eev. Stephen, Bp. of Sand-
hurst, Victoria : cons, as Coadjutor 1885 ; succ.
1901.
RIDDELL, Rt. Rev. Arthur, Bp. of North-
ampton : born 1836 ; cons. 1880. Bes., Bishop's
House, Northampton.
ROONEY, Rt. Rev. John, Bp. Coadjutor for
Eastern District of Cape of Good Hope : cons. 1886.
ROY, Rt. Rev. Augustine, Bp. of Coimbatore,
India : cons. 1904.
SBARRETTI, Most Rev. Donatus, Abp. of
Ephesus, Delegate- Apo&tolic to Canada: cons.
1900 ; Delegate 1901. Res., Ottawa.
SCARISBRICK, Most Rev. William Benedict,
Abp. : cons. Bp. of Port Louis, Mauritius, 1872 ;
resigned and made titular Abp. of Gyzicus, 1888.
Res., the Monastery, Great Malvern.
SCHELFHAUT, Rt. Rev. Philip, Bp. of
Roseau, Dominica : cons. 1902.
SCOLLARD, Rt. Rev. David J., Bp. of Sault-
Sainte-Marie, Canada : cons. 1904.
SELUAN, Most Rev. Nematalla, Maronite
Abp. of Cyprus : cons. 1892.
SHEEHAN, Rt. Rev. Richard A., Bp. of
Waterford and Lismore : born 1845 ; cons. 1892.
Res., Bishop's House, John's Hill, Waterford.
SIMON, Rt. Rev. John Mary, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of Orange River : cons. 1898.
SMITH, Rt. Rev. George John, Bp. of Argyll
and the Isles: born 1840; cons. 1893. Res.,
Bishop"' s House, Oban.
SMITH, Most Rev. James A., Abp. of St.
Andrews and Edinburgh : born 1841 ; cons.
Bp. of Dunkeld 1890 ; trans, to St. Andrews and
Edinb. 1900. Res,, 42 Greenhill Gardens, Edin-
burgh.
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STANLEY, Hon. and Rt. Rev. Algernon
Charles, titular Bp. of Emmaus: born 1843,
younger hro. of Loi'd Stanley of Alderley (q..v.) ;
cons. 1903. Res., 1 Via Giulia, Rome.
STONOR, Hon. and Most Rev. Edmund, titular
Abp. of Trebizond: born 1831, uncle of Lord
Camoys ; cons. 1889. Res., 27 Via Sistina, Rome.
STREICHER, Rt. Rev. Henry, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of North Victoria Nyanza : cons. 1897.
TORNATORE, Rt. Rev. Rocco, Bp., Vicar-
Apostolic of East Burma : cons. 1890.
TURNER, Rt. Rev. William, Bp. of Galloway :
born 1844; cons. 1893. Res., St. Benedict's,
Maxwelltown, Dumfries.
VAN REETH, Rt. Rev. Joseph, Bp. of Galle,
Ceylon : cons. 1895.
VERDON, Rt. Rev. Michael, Bp. of Dunedin,
New Zealand : cons. 1896.
VIDAL, Rt. Rev. Julian, Bp., Vicar-Apostolic
of Fiji: cons. 1887.
VIGANO, Rt. Rev. Peter Andrew, Bp. of
Hyderabad, India: cons. 1897.
WALSH, Most Rev. William J., Abp. of
Dublin : born 1841 ; cons. 1885. Res., Arch-
bishop's House, Dublin.
WHITESIDE, Rt. Rev. Thomas, Bp. of Liver-
pool: born 1857; cons. 1894. Res., Bishop's
House, Liverpool.
WILKINSON, Rt. Rev. Thomas W., Bp. of
Hexham and Newcastle : born 1825 ; cons, as
Auxiliary 1888; trans. 1889. Res., Ushaw College,
Durham.
ZALESKI, Most Rev. Ladislas, Abp. of
Thebes, Delegate- Apostolic to India : born 1852 ;
Abp. and Delegate 1892. Res., Kandy, Ceylon.
The preceding list is compiled and edited by a dignitary of the Eoman Catholic Church.
The Editor will be glad of information which may enable him to insert the names of Bishops of
other denominations resident in the United Kingdom: such Prelates having, it may be thought,
in a profe*«edly Protestant country, as good a claim to notice as the Roman Catholics above.
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INDEX TO THE SEATS AND RESIDENCES
CITED IN THE FOREGOING DIRECTORY.
*#* The design of this Index, the comprehensiveness of which we have been compelled somewhat to limit, is
to furnish a ready means of reference to the occupant of every address in the Directory within the British
Isles, provided it bears a distinctive name, is non-official in character, and held by a person not lower in rank
than a Knight or the son or daughter of a Baron. The only exceptions are those of unsubstantiated claimants,
or of ladies whose former claims to titles have been forfeited byre-marriage. Many residences will doubtless
be merely villas or even houses in a terrace distinguished by some special name ; but no line of exclusion can
possibly be drawn, nor is it called for in a list which is not restricted to " seats." On the other hand there ar«
almost certainly a large number of villages and hamlets cited in the form of residences ; but this also is unavoid-
able (except by the putting of questions which would often be thought offensive) in view of the large number of
actual seats which are designated by apparently local names without the addition of the word " House," " Hall,"
or " Park." Yet again, there are a large number of residences which are appended to more than one name in the
Directory; and in these cases, if relationship cannot betraced.it is presumable that one name represents the
occupant and the other the owner. We have done our best to make the distinction clear, or at any rate to supply
the name of the occupant.
The greatest pains have been taken to supply to every address the far too frequently omitted post-town, a long
dash being substituted when the Editor's efforts for its discovery have been withoutavail. More complete addresses
will very often be found under the names in the Directory, but they are never consciously so abridged as to entail
extra labour on the Post Office. It should b 4 noted in the case of such abridgments as "GUoue," "Wore,"
" Lane," that they invariably denote the county and not the county town— no town whatever being contracted if
it can possibly hi confused with the county. " Durham " without " Co." means the city of Durham, and similarly
in numerous Irish examples.
At the cost of much additional space, every address is now given in the style prescribed under our " Modes of
Addressing Persons of Title ; " many contractions, however, will naturally be expanded in copying. The name and
style of the wife is appended in those numerous instances in which the husband does not hold a title which would
on his own account h we given him a place in this work.
The rule observed in alphabetising has been to treat the entire name of the residence as one word (the parenthesised
" The," coming out of its true position, can only be ignored).
Abbey (The), Abingdon... Hon. Fredk. G. L. Mcynell
and Lady Mary M.
Abbey (The), Carlisle... The Rt. Eev. the Lord Bishop
of Barrow
Abbey (The), Celbridge R.S.O., Co. Kildare...Lady
Dease
Abbey (The), Cirencester ..Thos. A. P. Kingscote,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. T. K.
Abbeij (The), Port Augustus, Inverness... Rev. Sir
David O. Hunter-Blair, Bt.
Abbey (The), Templemore, Co. Tipperary...Sir Jno.
C. Carden, Bt.
Abbey Close (The), Bedford ..Sir Predk. Howard
Abbey Ho., Abingdon. ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Reading
Abbey Ho., Witchampton, Wimborne ..The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Countess of Malmesbury
Abbeylands, Whiteabbey R.S.O., Co. Antrim... Maj.-
Gen. Sir Hugh MacCalmont, k.c.b. and Hon.
Lady MacCalmont
Abbeyleix Ho., Queen's Co. ...The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount de Vesei
Abbot sbury Castle, Dorchester... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Ilchester
Abbot's Leigh, Clifton Bristol ..Sir Henry R. W.
Miles, Bt.
Abbots Moss, North wich... Hon. Mrs. Thos.
Cholmondeley
Abbots Oak, Whitwick, Leicester. ..Hon. Sir Matt. I.
Joyce
Abbotstown, Cast leknock, Co. Dublin . TheRt. Hon.
Lady Holm Patrick, with her son, Lord H.
Abbot's Worthy Ho., King's Worthy, Winchester...
The Rt. Hon. Geo. J. Shaw-Lefevreand the Lady
Constance S.-L.
Abercairney, Crielf, Perthsh. ...Capt.Wm. A. Stirling-
II.-D.-Moray and lion. Mrs. W. S.-H.-D.-M.
Abercarn, Newport, Monm....Hon. Mrs. Herbert of
Llanovcr
Abenlonr Castle, Aberdour R.S.O., Fifcsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl ot Morton
Aberpergicm, Neath... Godfrey Williams, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. G. W.
Abinger Hall, Dorking ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Parrer
Abinger Ho.,112 King'sRd., Brighton Gerald W.E.
Loder, Esq., and the Lady Louise L.
Abington Ho., Abington R.S.O., Lanarks....Sir
Edwd. A. Colebrooke, Bt.
Aboyne Castle, Aboyne RS.O., Aberdeensh...Tbe
Most Hon. the Marquess of Huntly
Achnacarry, Spean Bridge R.S.O., lnverness-sh...
Capt. Donald Cameron of Lochiel and the Lady
Margaret C. of L.
Acker gill Toicer, Wick, N.B....Sir George D. S. Dun-
bar, Bt.
Acryse Pk., Folkestone ..Fras. A. MacKinnon, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. F. M.
Acton Burnell Pk., Shrewsbury ... Sir Walter Smythe,
Bt.
Acton Ldg., Leamington... Hons. Fanny, Helen,
Louisa, and Katherine Dillon
Acton Pk., Wrexham ...Sir Foster H. E. Cunliffe, Bt.
Acton PI., Sudbury, Suff....The Rt. Hon. Earl Howe,
G.c.v.o.
Acton Iteynalcl, Shrewsbury... Sir Walter 0. Corbet,
Bt.
Adair Ldg., Aldeburgh, Suffk....Sir Fredk. E. S.
Adair, Bt.
Adare Manor, Adare R.S.O., Co. Limerick... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Dunraven, k.p.
Adderley, Mkt. Drayton, Salop.. ..Regd. Corbet, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. R. C.
Addinglon Manor, Winslow, Bucks. ...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Addington
Adlestrop Ho., chipping Norton... TheRt. Hon. Lord
Leigh
Adscar, nr. Goodwood. ..H. I. and R. H. Princess
Stephanie (Countess Lonyay and Count Lonyay)
Affelon Castle, Morchard Bishop R.S.O., Devon. ..Sir
Lewis Stucley, Bt.
Aghadoe Ho., Killarney . The Rt. Hon. Lord Headley
Index to Seats
Affhacloe Ho., Killeagli...Sir Arth. R. De-Capell-
Brooke, Bt.
Aghalish, Egliston Rd., Putney, S.W....Insp.-Gen.
Sir Jas.N. Dick, k.c.b.
Agmerhurst, Ashburnham, Battle ... Sir Anchitel P .
Ashburnham-Ulement, Bt.
Aherlow Castle, Tipperary... Count Moore
Ainderby Hall, Northallerton. ..Hon. Thomas
Dundas
Airlie Castle, Forfarsh., Myth R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Countess of Airlie
Airmyn Hall, Goole ...Hon. Alex. F. Hood
Albury Pk., Guildford ..His Grace the Duke of
Northumberland, k.g.
Albyns, Romford... Sir Wm. N. Abdy, Bt.
Aldborough Manor, Boroughbridge, York. ..Andrew
S. Lawson, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. L.
Aldenham Ho., Elstree R.S.O., Herts. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Aldenham
Aldenham Pk., Bridgnorth, Salop. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Acton
Alderford, Ballyfarnon, Boyle, Co. Roscommon...
The Macdermott-Roe
Alderhurst, Engleneld Grn., Staines... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Thring, k.c.b.
Alderley Pk., nr. Crewe ..The Rt. Hon. LordStanley
of Alderley
Aldroughty, Elgin Hon. Chas. Carnegie
Aldwark Manor Ho., Easingwold, Yorks...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Walsingham, f.k.s.
Aldworth, Haslemere R.S.O....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Tennyson, g.c.m.g.
Alenho, Wimbledon... Sir Ily. W. Lawrence, Bt.
Alford Ho., Prince's Gt., S.W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ashton
Alfoxton Pk., Holford, Bridgwater. ..Wm. A. Rixon,
Esq., and Lady Bolton (his wife)
AUngton Ho., Sth. Audley St., W . The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Londesborough (property of the Dow-
ager Lady Alington)
Allanbank, Berwick-upon-Tweed. ..Sir Geo. L.
Houstoun-Boswall, Bt.
Allan Down, Rotherfleld, Tunb. Wells. ..Lady
Stansfeld
Allan Ho., Fearn R.S.O., Ross-sh....Capt. Sir David
Monro
Allanton Ho., Newmains R.S.O., Lanarks....Sir
Alan H. Seton-Steuart, Bt.
Allerly, Melrose, Roxb....Lady Brewster
Allermuir Ho., Colinton R.S.O., Midlothn....Sir R.
Rowand Anderson, f.r.s.e.
Allerton Hall, Leeds. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Allerton,
F.B..S.
Allerton Pk., Knaresborough...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Mowbray, Segrave, and Stourton
Alloa Ho., Clackmannansh. ...The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Mar and Kellie
Alltshellach, Onich R.S.O., Inverness-sh....The Rt.
Rev. the Lord Kishop of Argyll
Alnham Ho., N,thumbd. ...Sir Henry n. Scott
Alnwick Castle, Northumberld. ...His Grace the
Duke ot Northumberland, k.g.
Alsop-en-le-Dale, Ashbourne, Derb....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Hindlip
Altan Grange, Foxrock, Co. Dublin... Sir John G.
Barton, c.B.
Althorp Pk., Northampton... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Spencer, k.g.
Alton Towers, Stoke-upon-Trent.The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Shrewsbury and Talbot
Altyre, Forres, Elginsh....Sir Wm. G. Gordon-
Cumming, Bt.
Ambarrow Hill, Sandhurst, Camberley...Fredk.
Shelley, Esq., and the Lady Margaret S.
Amerden Grove, Taplow...Lady Reid
Amesbury Abbey, Salisbury. ..Col. Sir Edmund
Antrobus, Bt.
Amhuinsuidh, Nth. Harris. N.B....Sir Saml. E.
Scott, Bt., m.p., and the Lady Sophie S.
Amis field, Haddington... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Wemyss and March
Ammerdown, Radstock, Bath. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hylton
Amonden Ho., Linlithgow... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Buchan
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Amport St. Mary's, Andover, Hants.... The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Winchester
Ampthill Pk., Beds.. ..The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Lady Ampthill
Amwell PL, Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks R.S.O.,
Sussex. ..Sir John D. MacDonald. k.c.b.
Anglesey C«s«e(PlasNewidd),LlanfairP.G. R.S.O.,
Anglesea...Most lion, the Marquess of Anglesey
Anglesey, Gosport...Rear-Adm. Hon. Maurice H.
Nelson
Annemount, Cork ..Sir Leslie E. P. R. Falkiner, Bt.
Anner Castle, Clonmel. .Henry A. Mandeville, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. H. M.
Annesley Ldg., Sussex PI., Reg. Pk., N.W....The Rt.
Hon. Earl Annesley
Anneville Seigniory Ldg., Gorey Dist., Jersey. ..Lady
Godfray
Anstie Grange, Holmwood, Dorking. ..Adm. Sir Leo-
pold G. Heath, k.c.b.
Antony, Torpoint R.S.O., Cornwall... Maj. -Gen. Sir
R. Pole-Carew, k.c.b., and Lady Beatrice P.-C.
Antrim Castle, Antrim... The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Massereene and Ferrard
Apethorpe, Wansford R.S.O., Northants... Henry
L. C. Brassey, Esq., and the Lady Violet B.
Apley Castle, Wellington, Salop... Sir Thos. Charlton-
Meyrick, Bt., c.b.
Appleby Castle, VVrestmorld...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hothfield
Appleby Hall, Doncaster . . .The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Lady St. Oswald
Applecross R.S.O., Ross-sh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Middleton
Applegarth, Godalming.Sir Jno. Jardine, k.c.t.e.
Apsley Ho., Hyde Pk. Corner, W....His Grace the
Duke of Wellington, k.g.
Aqualate, Newport, Salop . . . Sir Thos. F. Bough ey, Bt.
Arbury, Nuneaton. ..Fras. A. Xewdigate-Newdegate.
Esq., M.P., and Hon. Mrs. F. N.-N.
Arbuthnott Ho., Fordoun, Kincards....The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Arbuthnott
Archer Ho., Ecclesall, Sheffield. ..Sir Alex. Wilson,
Bt.
Ardagh Ho., Edgeworthstown, Co. Longford. ..Rev.
SirGeo.R.Fetherston, Bt.
Ardara, Comber R.S.O., Co. Down... lit. Hon. Thos.
Andrews
Ardcandrisk, Wexford... Hon. Mrs. Robt. Deane-
Morgan
Ardendee, Kirkcudbright... The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Visctss. Lifford
Arden Hall, Helmsley R.S.O., Yorks...Hon. Jno. II.
Savilu
Arderne Hall, Tarporley, Chesh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Haddington, k.t.
Ardfinan Ho., Cahir, Co. Tipperary... Hon. Hugh
S. J. Massy
Ardfry, OranmoreR.S.O., Co. Galway...TheRt. Hon.
Lord Wallscourt
Ardgowan, Greenock... Sir Hugh Shaw-Stewart,
Bt., m.p., and the Lady Alice S.-S.
Ardinglon Ho., Wantage, Dorset. ..Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry G. Elliot, g.c.b.
Ardmaddy Castle, Oban... The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Breadalbaue, k.g.
Ardmeallie, Huntly, lianffsh....Sir Arthur T. F. Clay,
Bt.
Ardmore, Youghal, Co. Cork. ..Lady Sandeman
Ardnamona, Lough Eske R.S.O., Co. Donegal. ..Sir
Arthur R. Wallace, c.b.
Ardoch, Braco R. S. O., Pcrths...Lt. -Col. Henry E.
Stirling-H.-Drummond and the Lady Georgiana
S.-H.-D.
Ardogena, Youghal... Sir Jos. N. M'Kenna
Ardrum, Inniscarra. Cork. ..Sir Geo. St. J. Colt-
hurst, Bt.
Ardsalla Ho., Navan...The Rt. Hon. Earl Russell
Ards Ho., Cashelmore, Letterkenny, Co. Donegal...
The Lady Isabella Stewart
Ardsunnas, Dalkey, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Patrick Coll,
Ardu'llie' Ldg., Dingwall, Ross-sh....Sir Hector
Munro, Bt.
Adverikie, Kingussie, Inverness-sh...Sir John W.
Ramsden, Bt., and the Lady Guendolen R.
Ardwall, Kirkcudbt...Uon. Lord Ardwall.
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Index to Seats and Residences
At ■dwell, Stranraer, Wigtownsh....Sir Mark J ,
MacTaggart Stewart, Bt., m.p.
Arley Hall, North wich... Piers Egerton-Wartmrton,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. P. E.-W.
Arlington Ct., Barnstaple... The Dowager Lady
Chichester
Arlington Manor, Newbury... The Rt. Hon. Lady
St. Helier.
Armadale Castle, I. of Skye...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Macdonald
Armitage Bridge, Almondbury, Huddersfield...Sir
Thos. Brooke, Bfc.
Arnewood, Totland Bay R.S.O., I. of W....Hon.
Lionel C. N. Parnell.
Arniston, Gorebridge R.S.O., Midlothn....Sir Robt.
Dundas, Bt.
Arnot Tower, Leslie, Kinross. ..Sir Chas. Bruce,
G.C.M.G.
Arrochar Ho., Dumbartonsh....Sir Jas. Colquhoun,
Arthingworth Hall, Northampton... Vice-Adm. Sir
Harry T. Grenfell, k.c.b.
Arlramont, Wexford. ..Sir Geo. R. Le Hunte.K.c.M.G.
Arun Ho., Horsham ...The Rt. Hon. Lord Abinger.
Arundel Castle, Sussex. ..His Grace the Duke of
Norfolk, k.g.
Ascot Heath Ldg. Ascot, Berks.. ..Lady Eleanor
Liddell
Ascot Ldg., Sunninghill, Ascot. ..Hon. Emily Cath-
cart, v.a.
Ascot PL, Ascot. ..Sir William Parmer
Ascoff, Leighton Buzzard. ..Baron Leopold Roth-
schild, c.v.o.
Asfordby Hall, Melton Mowbray... Hon. Lancelot E.
Lowther
Ashbrook, Londonderry... Maj. Wm. R. Beresford-
Ash and the Lady Plorence B.-A.
Ashbumham PL, Battle... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Ashburnham
Ashe I iff, Dundee. ..Sir Geo. W. Baxter.
Ashcroft, Petersfield...The Lady Emily Tumour
Ashdown Pk., Shrivenham R.S.O., Berks.. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Dowager Countess of Craven
Ashdown PL, Forest Row, Sussex... Richd. F. Caven-
dish, Esq., m.p., and the Lady Moyra C.
Ashe Warren, Overton, Whitchurch R.S.O., Hants.
...Hon. Henry A. Stanhope, m.a.
Ashfleld, Bridgwater. ..Hon. Mrs. Maurice Portman
Ash iwid, Malvern... Sir Aug. F. Godson, m.p.
Ashford, Co. Galway, Cong R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Ardilaun
Ashford Ct., Ludlow. ..Courtenay C.E. Morgan, Esq.,
and the Lady Katharine M.
Ashford Hall, Ludlow. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Hereford
Ashgrove,JZlles,meve, Salop. ..Hon. Mrs. St. Lawrence
Tighe
Ashgrove, Sevenoaks... Robert K, Hodgson, Esq.,
and the Lady Nora H .
Ash Ho., Broughton-in-Furness R.S.O....Hon. Mrs.
Cross
Ashleigh, Knighton, Leicester... Sir Israel Hart
Ashley, Winchfield, Hants.... Lady Du Plat
Ashley Com fr<?,Porlock, Taunton. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Lovelace
Ashley Manor, Cheltenham... Sir Fredk. D. Dixon-
Hartland, Bt., m.p.
Ashtyn, Leighton Buzzard... Hon. Mrs. Thos.
Monson.
Ash mead, Dursley, Glouc....Jas. R. L. Rankin, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. R.
A»\ome Hill, Leamington... Sir Jas. Heath, Bt.,
M.p.
Ash ridge Pk., Berkhamsted...The Rt. Hon. Earl
Brownlow
Ashstead Ho., Windsor. ..Hon. Mrs. Edward Legge
Ashton, Gorey, Co. Wexford... Robt. W. Doyne,
Esq., and the Lady Mary D.
4shton Colt., Waverton, Chester... Lady Tait
AshiQft Ct., Bristol... Lady Smyth
Ashton Hull, Lancaster... The Rt. Hon. Lord Ashton
Ash Tree Cott., Mil-field R.S.O., Yorks....Hon. Mrs.
John Beresford
Ashhurst Hill, Tunb. Wells. ..Lady Barnby
AshurstPk., Tunb. Wells. .. Geo. H. Field, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. G. F.
Ash Villa, Higher Broughton, Manchester... Sir Jno.
J. Harwood
Ashwell, Oakham. ..Sir Robert Bromley, Bt., and
Hon. Lady B.
AshwellthorpeHalltformcfo.... The Rt. Hon. Baroness
Berners
Aske, Richmond, Yorks....The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Zetland, k.t.
Askew Ho., Bedale, Yorks., Sir Hy. M. De la P.
Beresford-Peirse, Bt.
Askham Bryan, York...Capt. Joshua G. Jebb and
Hon. Mrs. J. J.
Assington Hall, Boxford, Colchester... Sir Brampton
Gurdon, k.cm.g., m.p.
Assolas, Kanturk R.S.O., Co. Cork... Hon. Alexis
C. B. Roche
Aston Clinton, Tring... Louisa, Lady Rothschild
Aston Rowant Ho., Tetsworth R.S.O., Oxon...Sir
Wm. C. Plowden, k.c.s.i.
Astrop Pk., King's Sutton, Banbury. ..Sir Wm.
Richmond Brown, Bt.
Aswarby Pk., Folkingham, Lines.. ..Sir Geo. Which-
cote, Bt.
Athavallie, Balla, R.S.O., Co. Mayo. ..Sir Henry
Lynch-Blosse, Bart.
Atlingham Hall, Shrewsbury.. .The Rt. Hon. Lord
Berwick
Auchans, Kilmarnock. . .S. H. Montgomerie,Esq., and
the Lady Sophia M.
Auchans Ho., Kilmarnock. ..Hon. GrevilleR. Vernon
Auchmore Ho., Killin R.S.O., Perthsh....The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Breadalbane, k.g.
Auchterhouse, Dundee. ..The Rt. Hon. the Countess
of Airlie, with her son the Earl
Auckland Castle, Bp. Auckland. ..The Rt. Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Durham
Audley End. Saffron Walden...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Howard de Walden (property of Lord Bray-
brooke)
Auqlvnacloy, Killiney, Co. Dublin. ..Maj.-Gen. Jno.
E. Waller and Hon. Mrs. J. W.
Annhton, Ormskirk.Sir Tristram T. Tempest, Bt.
Austin Canons, Bedford... Rev. Paid W. Wyatt and
The Rt. Hon. the Dowager Countess De La Warr
Austin Ho., Broadway R.S.O.. Wore. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Lifford
Averard, Galway. ..The Rt. Hon. the Dowager Lady
Clanmorris
Avington Pk., Alresford, Hants.... Sir John C. E.
Snelley, Bt., and Hon. Lady S.
AvonCliffe, Stratford-upon-Avon... Sir Fredk. H. A.
Hamilton, Bt.
Avon Tyrrell, Christchurch, Hants.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Manners
Avonwick, Sth. Brent R.S.O., Devon. ..Adm. Sir
Archib. L. Douglas, g.c.v.o.
Aylwards, Stamnore, Middx....Lt.-Col. Sir Fredk.
Harrison
Aylwins, Mayfield, Sussex... Sir Somerset R. French,
k.cm.g.
Ayston Hall, Uppingham... Sir Arth. J. Fludyer, Bt.
Badgeicorth Ct., Cheltenham. ... Sir Percy F.
Cunynghame, Bt.
Badminton Ho., Chippenham... His Grace the Duke
of Beaufort
Bagshot Pk., Surrey .. H.R.H. The Duke of Con-
naught, K.G., K.T., K.P.
Bagley IVood, Oxford... Hon. Bertrand A. W. Russell
Bake/iam, Englefield Grn., Staines... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Field
Balabraes oj' Ayton, Berwicks....Sir Jas. W. M.
Simpson, Bt.
Balaoil, Conon Bridge R.S,0.. Ross-sh., Eila, Lady
Mackenzie
Balcarres Ho., Colinsburgh R.S.O., Fifesh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Crawford, k.t., r.a.s.
Balcaskie, Pittenweem R.S.O.,Fifesh....Sir Ralph W.
Anstrnther, Bt.
Balclutha, nr. Greenock... Sir Chas. Cameron, Bt.
Balder Grange, Barnard Castle ...The Rt. Hon.
Lewis Fry
Baldovan Ho., Strathmartine, Dundee. ..Sir Regd;
H. A. Ogilvy, Bart.
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679
Balfour Ho., Balgonie, MarMnch, Fifesh....Chas. B.
Balfour, Esq., m.p., and the Lady Helena B.
Balgone, Nth. Berwick. ..Sir Geo. Grant-Suttie, Bt.,
also Robt. G.-S., Esq., and Hon. Mrs. B. G.-S.
Balgreen, Gorgie, Edinburgh... Sir Jno. B. Tuke,
Balliousie Castle, Perth. ..The Bt. Hon. the Earl of
Kinnoull
Ballacknock, , Stirlingsh....Lady M'Onie
Ballard, Coombe, Kingston-on-Thames... The Lady
Henrietta Guinness
Ballencrieff, Haddington... The Rt. Hon. Lord Eli-
bank
Ballikinrain Castle, Balfron B.S.O., Stirlingsh...
Sir Archibd. E. Orr-Ewing, Bt., and Hon. Lady
0. -E.
BaUinahonn Ct., Athlone...The O'Donoghue of the
Glens
Ballinatray, Youghal.Col. Jno. H. G. Smyth and
the Lady Harriet S.
Ballindalloch Castle, Ballindalloch R.S.O., Banffsh.
...Sir Geo. Macpherson-Grant, Bt.
Ballindarroch, Scaniport, - Inverness... Alaric F.
Grant, Esq., and the Hon Mrs. A. G.
Ballinlough Castle, Castlepollard R.S.O., Co. West-
meath.Sir Chas. Nugent, Bt.
Ballinruddery , Listowel, Co. Kerry. ..Sir Maurice
FitzGerald, Bt.
Ballin Temple, Tullow R.S.O., Co. Carlow ...Sir Thos.
P. Butler, Bt.
Ballochmyle, Mauchline, Ayrsh....Sir Claud Alex-
ander, Bt.
Ball's Pk., Hertford... Sir Geo. F. Faudel-Phillips,
Bt., G.C.I.E.
Ballybrittas, King's Co., nr. Monasterevan...Robt.
H. Elliot, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. E.
Ballyconnell Ho., Falcarragh, Letterkenny, Co.
Donegal. ..Sir Jno. Olphert, c.v.o.
Ballyconra Ho., Ballyragget R.S.O., Co. Kilkenny...
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Vise. Monntgarret
Ballyduff, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. ..Lt.-Col.
Hon. Fredk. W. J. Shore
Bally fin Ho., Mountrath, Queen's Co.... Sir Algernon
C. P. Coote, Bt.
Ballygawley Pk., Ballygawley R.S.O., Co. Tyrone...
Sir Jno. M. Stewart, Bt.
Bal/ygiblin, Mallow, Co. Cork . Sir Jno. Wrixon-
Becher, Bt., and Lady Emily W.-B.
Ballyglan, , Co.Waterlord...Sir Wm. J.Paul,
Bt.
Ballykilcavan, Stradbally R.S.O., Queen's Co.. ..Sir
Hunt H. A. Johnson-Walsh, Bt.
Ballyleun, Kildysart, Ennis, Co. Clare, ..Harry B.
Hunt, Esq., and the Lady Ernestine H.
Ballylinch Ho., Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny... Capt.
Walter C. Lindsay, m.v.o., and the Lady Kath-
leen L.
Ballymascanlan Ho., Bun da Ik... Hon. Lady Forster
Ballymenoch, Holywood R.S.O., Co. Down.. ..The
Rt. Hon. Sir Daniel Dixon, Bt.
Ballynanty Ho., Bruff, Kilmallcck, Co. Limerick...
Chas. W. Smith, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. S.
BaUynastragh, Gorey, Co. Wexford. ..Sir Thos.H. G.
Esmonde, Bt., m.p.
Ballyntyre Hall, Dundrum, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Edwd.
1. B. Grogan. Bt.
Ball >i Philip. Kilcoole, Greystones, Co. Wicklow...
The Rt. Hon. Fredk. Wrench.
Ballyvourny, Macroom, Cork. ..Sir Geo. St. John
Colthurst, Bt.
Bally waller Pk., Co. Down... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Dunleath
Balmacaan, Drumnadrochit, Inverness... The Rt.
Hon. Caroline, Countess of Seafield
Balmae, Kirkcudbright... The Rt. Hon. the Countess
of Selkirk
Balmains, Stanley R.S.O., Perthsh....Sir Jno. W.
Wolfe-Barry, k.c.b., f.r.s.
Balmoral Castle, Ballater R.S.O., Aberdeensh...H.M.
King Edward VII.
Balnacoil, Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Adm. Sir
Chas. G. Fane, k.c.b.
Balnagowan Castle, Tain, Ross-sh....Sir Chas. H. A.
F. L. Ross, Bt.
Balvarran, — - , Perthsh.,,.The Hon. Lord
Stormonth-Darling
Bamff, Alyth R.S.O., Perthsk....Sir Jas. H. Ramsay,
Bt.
Banchory Ho., Banchory Devenick, Aberdeen... Sir
David Stewart
Bandirran, Perth.... Col. Sir Alex. Moncrieff, k.c.b.,
f.k.s.
Bangors Pk., Iver, Uxbridge...TonmanMosley, Esq.,
and the Lady Hilda M.
Bank Hall, Burnley . Sir Jno. 0. S. Thursby, Bt.
Bank Hall, Preston. ..The Rt. Hon. LordLillord
Bank Ho., Kensington Ct., W....Lady Weston
Banks (The), Robeitsbridge, Sussex... Chas. A.
Egerton, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. E.
Bank's Fee. Moreton-in-the-Marsh, Glouc....Hon.
Mrs. Edmd. Godrnan
Banioell Abbey, Banwell R.S.O.. Som....Edwyn R.
Bevan, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. E. B.
Barbon Manor, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmorld....The
Rt.Hon. Lord Shuttleworth
Barcaldine Castle, Ledaig R.S.O., Argyllsh....Sir
Duncan A. D. Campbell, Bt.
Barcelona Ho., Wroughton, Swindon ...Hon. Aubrey
Hastings
Barcombe PL, Lewes. ..Hon. Sir Wm. Grantham
Bardwell Manor, Ixworth, Bury St. Edmds....Sir
Patk. J. G. Blake, Bt.
Bareleigh Aston, Stevenage ... Lady Jane Van
Koughnet
Barford, Churt, Farnham, Surrey. ..Geo. G. A.
Murray, Esq., and the Lady Mary M.
Bargany, Ghvan, Ayrsh....Col. Hon. North de C.
Dalrymple-Hamilton, m.v.o.
Bargeston Ho., Pembroke... Sir Thos. Charlton-
Meyrick, Bt., c.b.
Barking Hall, Needham Mkt. R.S.O., Suff....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Ashburnham
Barlaston Hall, Stoke - upon - Trent... Hubert
Broughton-Adderiey, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H.
B -A.
Barlbro Ho., Chesterfield. ..Maj. Lancelot Butler-
Bowdon and Hon. Mrs. L. B.-B.
Barley Ho., Exeter... Capt. Sir Charles John Graves-
Sawle, Bt., m.v.o., r.n.
Barley Thorpe Hall, Oakham. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Lonsdale
Barmeath Castle, Dunleer R.S.O., Co. Louth.. .The
Rt. Hon. Lord Bellew
Barnard iston Hall, Haverhill, SufT....The Rt. Hon.
Lady Malcolm of Poltalloch
Barnclv'th, Hamilton, Lanarks....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ruthven
Barningham Pk., Barnard Castle. ..Sir Powlett C. J.
Milbank, Bt.
Barns, Blair Adam R.S.O., Kinross-sh....Sir Chas. E.
Adam, Bart.
Barnsdale, Oakham... Hon. Wm. Chas. Wentworth-
Fitzwilliam
Barn town Ho., Wexford . . . Lady Hughes
Barnwell Castle, Oundle, N'thants. .. Henry W.
Wickham, Esq., and the Lady Ethelreda W.
Barochan, Houston, Johnstone, Renfrewsh....Sir
Chas. B. Renshaw, Bt., m.p.
Baroda Ho., 24 Kensington Pal. Gdns., W....Lady
Harland
Baron Hill, Beaumaris... Sir Richd. H. Williams-
Bulkeley, Bt., and the Lady Magdalen W.-B.
Baronscourt, Newtown Stewart, Co. Tyrone. ..His
Grace the Duke of Abercorn, k.g.
Barret stown Castle, Naas, Co. Kildare...Sir Kildare
D. Borrowes, Bt.
Barrington Hall, Hatfield Broad Oak, Harlow,
Essex. ...Capt. Sir Owen R. Slacke, c.b.
Barrock Ho., Wick, N.B.,..Sir Jno. R. G. Sinclair,
Bt., D.S.O.
Barrow, Broseley R.S.O., Salop. ..Hon. Geo. C. B.
Weld-Forester
Barrow Ho., Oakham... The Lady Sibyl Knox
Barrows (The), Farnham, Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Chas. Dundas
Bart ley Close, Totton, Southampton... Hon. Dudley
H. E. Stanhope
Barton Blount, Derby ...Capt. Hy. H. P. Dundas and
the Lady Beatrix D.
68o
Index to Seats and Residences
Bur Ion End, Nailsworth, Stroud... II oil. Sir Wm. E.
Kennedy
Barton Grove, Kintbury, IIungerford...Surg.-Gen.
Sir Jno. A. Woolfryes, k.cb.
Barton Hall, Bury St. Edtnds....Sir Henry C. J.
Bunbury, Bt.
Barton Ho., Morchard Bp. R.S.O., N. Devon ..Hon.
Jno. P. Wallop
Barton Mere, Bury St. Edmunds ... Sir Wm. II.
Quayle Jones
Bartra, Eglinton Rd.. Dublin... Jno. M. Royse, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. R.
Barwell Ct.. Ohessington, Surbiton...Hon. Fitzalan
0. J. Foley
Basing Ho., Basingstoke. ..Hon. Chas. L. Sclater-
Booth
Batch Wood, St. Albans... The Rt. Hon. Lord Grim-
thorpe
Bath Ho., Piccadilly, W... Sir Julius C. Wernher, Bt.
Ixtt.iwickLdg., Bath ..Lt.-Gen. Sir JohnW.M'Queen,
K.CB.
Batford Pk., Moreton-in-Marsh, Glouc....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Redesdale, k.c.v.o.
Bcdtenhall ML, Worcester... Hon. Alfd. P. Allsopp
Hatt^ Abbeu, Sussex.. .Sir Aug. P. W. E. Webster,
Batllemead, Maidenhead. ..Col. Sir Chas. G. Boxall,
K.CB.
Bawdsey Manor, Woodbridge...Sir Cuthbt. Quilter,
Bt., M.P.
Bay Coll., Brentwood, Essex. ..Hon. Fredk. C. E.
Petre
Bayfield Hall, Holt R.S.O., Norfolk. ..Sir Alfred
Jodrell. Bt.
Bayham Abbey, Lamberhurst, Kent. .. The MostHon.
the Marquess Camden
Bay man Manor, Chesham R.S.O....The Lady Susan
Byng
Bay's Hill Ho., Cheltenham ..Baron de Ferrieres
liea-.-h Ho., Worthing ..Sir Edmund G. Loder, Bt.,
with Dowager Lady L.
Beacon* field Ho., Hythe, Kent...M. Ansell, Esq.,
and Lady Cooper- Key
Beahngs Ho., Woodbridge ..Gen. Sir Richd. T.
Farren, g.cb.
Beaudesert, Lichfield . .The Most Hon. the Marquess
of Anglesey
Beaufort Castle, Beauly, Inverness-sh....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Lovat, cv.o., c.b.
Beaumond Cross House, Newark. ..Walter J. Ilervev,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. H.
Beaumont Leyes, Leicester... Sir Tristram T. Tem-
pest, Bt.
Beauport, Battle ..Sir Archibd. Lamb, Bt.
Beckett, Shrivenham R.S.O., Berks.. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Barrington
Bedford Ldg., Windsor ..The Dowager Hon. Bnss.
Dimsdale
Bedstone Ct., Bucknell R.S.O., Salop. ..Sir Henry
W. A. Ripley, Bt.
Beech enhur st, Mlevton, L'pool....Sir Percy E. Bates,
Bt.
Becchey Grange, Parkstone R.S.O., Dorset. ..Lady
Constance Wodehouse
Beechgrove, Kingstown, Co. Dublin . .Sir Thos. W.
Robinson
Beech Hill, Sheffield. ..His Grace the Duke of
Norfolk, ~K-.Gr.
Beech Ho., Pendleton, Salford...Sir Richd. Mottram
Beech Ho., Ringwood, Hants.. ..Sir Geo. A. E.
I Tapps-G.-Meyrick, Bt.
Beech Lawn, Whalley Range, Manchester... Lady
Bridgford
Beechmount, Cork. ..Sir Danl. Hegarty
Beech Pk., Lasswade, Midlothian ..Lady Johnston.
Becehwood, Dunstable... Sir Edgar R. S. Sebright,
Bt.
Beech wood, Plympton, Devon... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Seaton
Beechwood, Rochdale. ..Lt.-Col. Geo. Kemp, m.p.,
and the Lady Beatrice K.
Beechwood Pic, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary...Emma,
Lady Osborne
Beesthorpe Hall, Newark. ..Sir Charles Elliot, Bt.
Beeston Hall, Norwich. ..Sir Jacob Preston, Bt.
Belanagare, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon. ..The Rt.
Hon. the O'Conor Don
Belau Fort, Carnarvon ..Hon. Fredk. G. Wynn
Belcamp Pk., Rahenyj Co. Dublin. ..Col. Sir John
II. Jervis-White-Jervis, BL.
Belgard, Clondalkin R.S.O., Co. Dublin... Margaret,
Lady Lawrence
Belhus, Purtleet, Essex. ..Sir Thos. Barrett-Lennard,
Bt.
Bellair, Charmouth R.S.O., Dorset... Adm. Sir Wm.
Graham, g.cb.
Bellarena, Londonderry... Sir Fredk. G. Heygate,
Belle Isle, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary...The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Avonmore
Belle Vue, Southport ..Sir Geo. A. Pilkington
Jiel/evue, Wexford... Lady Power
Belle Vue House, Arbroath, Forfarsh... .David W.
Webster, Esq., and the Most Hon. the Mar-
chioness of Ailesbury.
Bell'mgham Castle, Castlebellingham R.S.O., Co.
Louth ..Sir Henry Bellingham, Bt., and Hon.
Lady B.
Belmont, Crouch End Hill, N....Sir Hugh Owen,
G.CB.
Belmont, Faversham . The Rt. Hon. Lord Harris,
G.CS.T.
Belmont Castle, Meigle, Perthsh....The Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry Campbell-Bannerman, g.cb.. m.p.
7?e//Ho;i//fb.,Mullingar...Sir Wm. B.Hudson, k.c.t.e.
Belsay Castle, Newcastie-on-Tyne...Sir Arth. E.
Middleton, Bt.
Belshill, Belford, N'thumb....Sir Wm. S. Church, Bt.,
K.CB , F.R.C.P.
Belswood, Winchfield, Hants.... Frank Walkinshaw,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. F. W.
Bel ton Ho., Grantham . The Rt. Hon . Earl Brownlow
Belvedere (The), Camberley... Ellen, Lady Wilson
Belvoir Castle, nr. Grantham. ..His Grace the Duke
of Rutland, k.g.
Belvoir Pk., Belfast. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Deramore
Bemersyde, St. Boswells, Roxburgh ..Lt.-Col. Arthur
B. Haig, cv.o., and Hon. Mrs. A. Haig.
Benacre Hall, Wang-ford R.S.O., Sutt'....Sir Thos.
V. S. Gooch, Bt.
Bencombe, Dursley, Glouc....Sir Arth. H. Hardinge,
K.CM.G.
Ben Damph Forest, Torridon R.S.O.. Ross-sh....IIon.
Lionel F. King-Noel and the Lady Edith K.-X.
Benham Pk., New bury... Sir Richd. V. Sutton, Bt.
Beningbrough Hall, York... Hon. Lewis P. Dawnay
and Lady Victoria D.
Benreoeh, Arrochar, Dumbartonsh....Sir Henry D.
Littlejohn, m.d.
Benlsbrook, Flint Hill, Dorking... Sir Edgar C.
Boehm, Bt.
Benwell Tower, Newcastle-on-Tyne...The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop
Bereleigh, Petersfield, Hants. ..Fredk. W. Hotham,
Esq. (heir pres. to Hotham Bny.)
Berkeley Castle, Berkeley R.S.O., Glouc....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Fitzhardinge
Bemhurst Ho.,m: Etchingham, Suss. ...Hon. Lady
Pakenham
Berry Brook Ho., Sedge Hill, Shaftesbury. ..Hon.
Caroline Cavendish, v. a.
Berry Ct,, Bournemouth... The Rt. Hon. Lady De
Tabley
Berry Pomeroy, Totnes...IIis Grace the Duke of
Somerset
Berry we/ 1, Duns, Berwicks...Col. Sir Henry G.
Dixon, k.cb.
Bert Ho., Athy, Co. Kildare...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Seaton
Bervale, Horsham ..Baron Heath.
Bessborough, Piltown R.S.O., Co. Kilkenny. ..Rev.
the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Bessborough, m.a.
Bestwood Ldg., nr. Nottingham... His Grace the
Duke of St. Albans
Belteshanger Pk., Eastry, Kent. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Northbourne
Beltisfleld Pk., Flints., nr. Whitchurch... Sir Wynd-
ham C. H. Hanmer, Bt.
Bewcastle, Dyke Rd., Brighton. ..Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sir
Jos. Ewart, f.r.c.p.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
Bibury Ct., Fairford, Glouc....The Rt. Hon. Loid
Sherborne
Hic/on, Budleigh Salterton...Hon. Mark G. K. Rolle
and the Lady Gertrude Rolle
Bifrons, ratrixbourne, Canterbury. ..The Most Hon.
the Marquess Conyngham
Billingbear, Wokingham, Berks.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Braybrooke.
Billington Manor, Leighton Buzzard... Arthur Mac-
namara, Esq., and the Lady Sophia M.
B infield Grove, Bracknell, Berks. .. Sir Robt. R.
Wilmot, Bt.
Bin field Manor. Bracknell, Berks... Rt. Hon. Lord
Arthur W. Hill
Binley, Southsea ..Sir Bruce L. Bnrnside
Binstead, Cambridge... The Rt. Hon. The Dowager
Lady Braybrooke
Birches (The), Hagley, Stourbridge ... The Lord
Ernest Seymour
Birchgrove, Aberystwyth... The Rt. Hon. the
Countess of Lisburne. with her son the Earl
Birch Hall, Colchester.. .Rt. Hon. James Round,
M.P.
Birch Hall, Manchester... Sir Wm. R. Anson, Bt.,
M.P.
Birchwood, Pitlochry, Perthsh.... Mary, Baroness de
Longueuil
Birdsall Ho., York.. . The Rt. Hon. Lord Middleton
Birhmbog, Banffsh.,nr. Turriff . .Sir Geo. W. Aber-
cromby, Bt.
Birksey Bron, Crook, Kendal... Lt.-Gen. Sir Henry
Moore, k.c.b.
Birling Manor, Maidstone... Hon. Ralph P. Nevill
Birr Castle, Parsonstown, King's Co.. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Rosse, k.p., f.r.s.
BiHIey, Bramley,Guildford...Hon.HenryCubitt,M.P.
Bisbrook Had, Uppingham. ..The Hon. Percy C.
Evans-Freke and the Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Lady Carbery
Blsfmm^Abbey, Marlow...Sir Henry J. Vansittart-
Bishop's bt.', Straffan R.S.O., Co. Kildare...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Clonmell
Bishopsgate, Englefleld Green, nr. Staines. ..The
Lord Marcus Beresford, m.v.o.
Bishopstrow, Warminster ..lion. Richd. H. Holmes-
a' Court
Bishopton Grange, Ripon...Lt.-Col. Jno. H. Eden
and the Lady Florence E.
Bitterley Ct., Ludlow. ..J. Volant Wheeler, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. J. W.
Bitterne Manor Ho., Southampton... Lady Mac-
naghten
Bittescombe Manor, Wiveliscombe R.S.O., Somerset
...Sir Jno. D. Ferguson-Davie, Bt.
Blackadder, Edrom R.S.O., Berwicks....Sir Geo. L.
Houstoun-Boswall, Bt.
Blackbrook, Bickley, Kent... Sir Christopher R.
Lighton, Bt.
Blackbrook Ho., Fareham, Hants.. ..Lady Parker,
with her son Sir Wm. L. Parker, Bt.
Black Mc, Bridge of Orchy, Argyllsh....The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Breadalbane, k.g.
Blackmoor, East Liss, Hants.... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Selborne
Blackmore Pk., Hanley Castle [a village], Worcester
...The Duke Gandolfi.
Blackwell Grange, Darlington... Sir Henry S. M.
Havelock-Allan, Bt.
Blagdon, Cramlington R.S.O., N'thumbd....The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Ridley
Blair Adam Ho., Blair Adam R.S.O., Kinross-sh....
Sir Chas. E. Adam, Bart.
Blair Castle, Blair Atholl, Perthsh.... His Grace the
Duke of Atholl, k.t.
Blair Drummond, Stirling. ..Lt.-Col. Henry E.
Stirling-H.-Drummond and the Lady Georgina
S.-H.-D.
Blakesware, "V\ are, Herts. ...Hon. Lady Gosselin
Blankney, Lincoln... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Londesborough
Blarney Castle, Blarney R.S.O., Co. Cork. ..Sir Geo.
St. J.Colthurst, Bt.
Blatchfield, Chilworth, Guildford... Sir Chas. J.
Follett, c.b.
Blenheim Palace, Woodstock... His Grace the Duke
of Marlborough, k.g.
Bletchington Pk., Oxford ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Valentia, m.p.
Blickling Hall, Aylsham R.S.O., Norf....The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Lothian
Blithfield, Rugeley, Staffordsh. ... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Bagot
Blount's Ct., Henley-on-Thames... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Knollys
Bluberhouses, Otley, Yorks....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Walsingham, f.r.s.
Blun's Hall, Witham, Essex. ..Hon. Chas. H. Strutt,
M.P.
Blyborough Hall, Kirton Lindsey R.S.O., Lines. ..
Hy. Rimington-Wilson, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H.
R.-W.
Blythe Hall, Ormskirk, Lanes.... Hon. Rose Bootle-
Wilbraham
Blyth Ho., , Ab3rdeensh....Hon. Walter R. D.
Forbes
Blythmore, Claydon, Ipswich... Capt. Hy. E. Lacon
and Hon. Mr " '
H. L.
Renfrew. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord
Blythswood Ho
Blythswood
Blythwood, Stanstel, Bishop's Stortford...Sir Jas.
Blyth, Bt.
Boath Ho., Auldearn, Nairnsh. ... Sir Fredk. G.
Dunbar, Bt.
Bodefwyddan, Rhuddlan R.S.O., Flints.... Sir Wm.
W. Williams, Bt.
Bodenham Manor, Leominster ..Wm. E.King-King,
Esq., and the Lady Florence K.-K.
Bodicote Grange, Banbury... Sir Henry B. Samuel-
son, Bt.
Bpdidris, Llandegla, Mold. ..Sir Wm. W. Williams,
Bt.
Bodnant, Talyeafn R.S.O., Denb....Sir Chas. B. B.
M'Laren, Bt.
Bodorgan, R.S.O., Anglesea.Sir Geo. A. E. Tapps-
G.- Meyrick, Bt.
Bodvean Hall, Pwllheli... Hon. Fredk. G. Wynn
Bodwen, Wootton, I. of W., nr. Lymington...The
Rt. Hon. Emily Countess Cowley
Bodysgallen, Llandudno. ..Hon. Henry R. H. Lloyd-
Mostyn
Boley, Monkstown, Dublin. ..Dowager Lady Grace
Bolton Abbey, Skipton, Yorks....His Grace the Duke
of Devonshire, k.g.
Bonkyl Ldg., Duns, Berwicks. ..Hons. Jas. A. and
Geo D. Home, with the Ladies Elizabeth and
Charlotte H.
Bontiington Ho., , Lanarks....Sir Chas. H. A.
F. L. Ross, Bt.
Bonsyde, Linlithgow... Lady Wyville-Thomson
Boom Hall, Londonderry... Sir Jno. B. Johnston
Boothby Hall, Grantham... Hon. Maurice R. Gifford,
C.M.G.
Bordlands, Dolphington, Peeblesh.,..Sir Jas. R.
Fergusson, Bt.
Boroughfield, Colinton Rd., Edinburgh... Lady Steel
Borthioood, Sandown, 1. of W. .. Sir Geo. Stirling, Bt.
Bosahan, St. Martin R.S.O., Cornw....Col. Sir Arth.
P. Vivian, k.c.b., and the Lady Jane V.
Boscombe Manor, Bournemouth.. .The Rt. Hon. Lord
Abinger
Boscombe PL, Bournemouth. ..Hon. Robt. B. C.
Scartlett
Boswells, Wendover, Tring . Sir Thos. Barlow, Bt.,
K.C.V.O., F.K.CP.
Bosworth Pk., Nuneaton... Chas. N. L. Scott, Esq.,
and the Lady Agnes S.
Bothal Castle, Morpeth. ..His Grace the Duke of
Portland, k.g.
Bothalhaugh, Morpeth. ..Rev. the Hon.Wm.C. Ellis,
M.A.
Botley Hill, Botley, Hants. .. Lady Jenkyns
Boughton Ho., Kettering. ..His Grace the Duke of
Buccleuch and Queensberry, k.g., k.t.
Boultibrook, Presteign, Radnorsh....Lady Jones-
Brydges
Bourne Stream, Wotton-under-Edge R.S.O., Glouc.
...Hon. Edgar B. Gifford
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Bourtree Hillt Irvine, Ayrsh....The lit. Hon. Lord
Cranmore and Browne
Boioden Grn., Paugbourne, Beading... Sir Benjamin
Baker
BoWhill, Selkirk ..His Grace the Duke of Buccleu.cn
and Queensberry, K.G., k.t.
Bowood Pk., Calne, Wilts. ...The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Lansdowne, k.g.
Bowscar, Penrith ..Hon. Aug. V/. Erskine
Box Ho., Minchinhampton, Stroud. ..Hon. Mrs.
Henry Lawrence
Boyn Hill Ho., Maidenhead. ..Hons. Florence and
Maria Eden
Boynfon, Bridlington... Sir Chas. W. Strickland,
Bt.
Boyton Manor, Heytesbury R.S.O., Wilts. ...Lady
Fane
Brackland, Hazelgrove.IIasdemere R.S.O.. ..Chas. II.
Roberts, Esq., and the Lady Cecilia R.
Brackley Hill, Brackley, INorthants ...Sir Archibald
E. Orr-Ewing, Bt., and Hon. Lady O.-E.
Brad field, Culloinpton, Devon... The Rt. Hon. Sir
Wm. H. Walrond, Bt., m.p. (let)
Bradford Ct., Taunton. ..The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Wilkinson
Bradley Hall, Ashbourne, Derbysh....Lady Stewart
Bradstow, Broadstairs ..Hon. Fredk. H. North
Brad.wall Hall, Sandbach, Chesh....Rev. Jno. H.
Hindson and Hon. Mrs. J. H.
Braemar, Northlands Rd., Southampton... Sir Geo.
A. E. Hussey
Braemar Castle, Braemar R.S.O., Aberdeersh....
Prince Alexis Dolgorouki, g.c.v.o.
Bruemore, Garve R.S.O., Ross-sh. . . . Sir Jno. E.
Fowler, Bt.
Bragborovgh Rugby ..Capt. Geo. W. Hutton-
Riddell and Lady Evelyn H.-R. *
Braikley, Ballater R.S.O,, Aberdeensh....Sir Allan
R. Mackenzie, Bt.
Bramford Hall, Ipswich... Rear-Adm. Sir Lambton
Loraine, Bt.
Bramham, Tadcaster, Yorks....The Bt. Hon. Jno. L.
Wharton, m.p.
Bramley Croft, Croydon ..Sir Fredk. T. Edridge
Brampton Ho., Huntingdon... His Grace the Duke
of Manchester
Brampton Ho., Northampton ... Lady Adelaide
Dawnay
Bramshill Pk., Winchfield, Hants. ..Sir Anthony
Cope, Bt.
Bramshott, Liphook R.S.O. , Hants.. ..Hon. Maxwell
S. Bowren
Brancepeth Castle, Brancepeth R.S.O., Durham...
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Boyne
Brankesmere, Southsea ...Sir Jno. Brickwood
Branksome Dene, Bournemouth... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Wimborne
Branksome Ldg., Addiestone, Surrey. ..Hon. Gerald
W. Liddell
Branston Hall, Lincoln... Alex. S. Leslie-Melville,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A L.-M.
Branlham Ct., Manningtree...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Cranworth
Braydon Ho., Minety, Malmesbury...The Rt. Hon.
the Viscountess Trafalgar
Brai/e du Valle, Guernsey Sir Henry A. Giffard
Brayfort Ho.. Bray, Co. Wicklow . Sir Benj. Whitney
Bray Lawn., Brav, Maidenhead ...Lina, Lady Scott
Brays/ones, Beckermet R.S.O., Cumbd....Sir Jos. T.
Hutchinson
Brayton, Carlisle. ..Sir Wilfrid Lawson, Bt., M.P.
Braywick Grove, nr. Maidenhead... Sir (Henry B.
Samuelson, Bt.
Bread sail Priory, Derby. ..Sir Alfd. S. Haslam, m.p.
Breamore Ho., Salisbury. ..Sir Edwd. Hulse, Bt.
Brechin Castle, Brechin, Forfarsh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Dalhousie
Breekels Hall, Attleborough, Norf....Hon. Chas. S.
M. Bateiuaii-Hanbury
Breinton Ho., Hereford. .. Hon. EvelynT.Scudainore-
Stanhope
Brentry. Lansdowne, Weymouth. ..Count Frederick
Metaxa
Bret by Pk., Burton-on-Trent...The Rt, Hon. the
Earl of Carnarvon
and Residences
Brettenham Pk., Ipswich ..Thos. C.T.Warner, Esq.,
m.p., and the Lady Leucha W.
Bretton Pk., Wakefield ..Wentworth C. B. Beau-
mont, Esq., m.p., and the Lady Aline B.
Briary {The), Freshwater R.S.O., I.W....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Somers
Brickhill Manor, Bletchley, Bucks.. ..Sir Everard P-
D. Pauncefort-Duncombe, Bt.
Bridgewater Ho., Carlton Rd., Putney Hill, S.W....
Lt.-Col. Sir Chas. J. Owens
Bridgewater Ho., Cleveland Sq., S.W....The Rt.Hon.
the Earl of Ellesmere
Bright stone Ho., Farnborough, Hants... Maj. Fredc.
W. Kerr, D.S.O., and the Lady Helen K.
Brithdior Hall, Berriew R.S.O., Montgom....Sir
Rich. D. Awdry, k.c.b.
Broadford, Chobh&m, Woking. ..SirChas. G. Walpole
Broadlands, Romsey, Hants... The Rt. Hon. Evelyn
M. Ashley and Lady Alice A.
Broadway Ldg., Glastonbury... Henry Allen, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. H. A.
Brocket Hall, Hatfield... The Rt. Hon. Lord Mount
Stephen
Brockham Warren, Betchworth R.S.O., Surrey. ..Sir
Beni. V. S. Brodie, Bart.
Brockhill, Bracknell, Berks. ... The Lord Alex.
Kennedy
Brockhurst(The), Northwich...Sir Jos. Verdin, Bt.
Brockhurst, Guernsey ... Hon. Mrs. Francis Dug-
more
Brocklesby Pk., Brocklesby R.S.O., Lines.. .. The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Yarbovongh
Brockwell, Triangle, nr. Halifax. ..Sir Chas. N. E.
Eliot
Brockworth Manor, Gloucester ... The Rt. Hon.
Lord de Blaquiere
Brodick Castle, I. of Arran, N.B....The Lady Mary
Louise Douglas-Hamilton
Brodie Castle, Forres, Elginsh....The Lady Eleanor
Brodie of Brodie
Brogyntyn, Oswestry, Salop. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Harlech
Broke Hall, Ipswich. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord de Sau-
marez
Bromborough Hall, Birkenhead... Sir Wm. B. For-
wood
BromelLall, Eye, Suff....The Rt. Hon. The Dowager
Lady Bateman
Bronsil, Eastnor, Ledbury, Herefs....Chas. W. Bell,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. B.
Bronwydd, Cardiff.. .Sir Alfred Thomas, m.p.
Bronwydd, Henllan, Cardigansh....Sir Marteine 0.
M. Lloyd, Bt.
Brookbank, Cheltenham... St. John L. Clowes, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. St. J. C.
Brookdale, AlderleyEdge, Man Chester... Sir Anthony
Marshall
Brooke Ho., Newport, I.W....Sir Chas. Seely, Bt.
Brooke Ho., Norwich ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Canterbury
Brooke Ldg., Fermoy, Co. Cork...Maj.-Gen. Sir
Thos. Dennehy, k.c.J.e.
Brook Hill Ho., Plumstead...Sir Herb. C. Perrott,
Bt., C.B.
Brook Ho., East Grinstead...Edwd. Stewart, Esq.,
M.D., and the Lady Philippa S.
Brooklands, Wellington, Salop. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir
Cromer Ashburnham, k.c.b.
Brooklands, Swansea ..Rev. the Hon. Wm. T. Rice
Brooklyn, Surbiton...Sir Reader Lack
Brookside, Rugby... Hon. Ewd. W. Parker
Broome Hall, Ilolmwood, Dorking. ..Sir Alex. H.
Brown, Bt.
Broomells, Capel, Dorking. ..Wm. A. Calvert, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. Wm. C.
Broome Pk., Betchworth R.S.O., Surrey. ..Lady
Louisa Peilding
Broomfield, Westcott, Dorking... Sir Thomas Paine
BroomfieJd Manor, Chelmsford... Sir Simeon II. L.
Stuart, Bt.
Broomford Manor, Exbourne R.S.O., Devon. ..Col.
Sir Robt. T. White-Thomson, k.c.b.
Broomhall, Dunfermline, Fifesh....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Elgin and Kincardine, k.g.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
Broonlham. Pk,, Hastings... Sir Ancliitel P. Ash'
burnham»Clement, Bt,
Broom Hill, Esher, Surrey... Sir Robt. H. Collins,
Broomhill, Tunb. Wells. ..Sir David L. Goldsmid-
S. -Salomons, Bt.
Broompark, Pollokshields, Glasgow. ..Sir David
Richmond
Brougham Hall, Penrith, Cumbd....The Rt. non.
Lord Brougham and Vaux
Brough Hall, Catterick R.S.O., Yorks....Sir Jno.
Lawson, Bt.
Brough Ho., Brough, Yorks. .. .Sir Jas. T. Woodhouse,
M.P.
Brough Ldg., Fetlar. Lerwick, Shetld....Sir Arth.
T. B. R. Nicolson, Bt.
Broughton Castle, Banbury. ..The Lord Alprn. C.
Gordon-Lennox (property of Lord Saye andSele)
Broughton Hall, Eccleshall R.S.O., Statfordsh....Sir
Delves L. Broughton, Bt.
Browiilow Ho., Lvirgan, Co. Armagh... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Lurgan, k.c.v.o.
Brownslade. Pembroke. ..Lt.-Col. Fras. W. Lambton
and the Lady Victoria L.
Broummoocl, Euniscorthy, Co. "Wexford... The Rt.
Hon. the Baroness Gray
Broxmouth Pk., Dunbar. ..Her Grace the Dowager
Duchess of Roxburghe
Broxfon Old Hall, Chester.. .Sir Philip H. B. Grey-
Egerton, Bt.
Brudenell Ho., Melton Mowbray . . . The Rt. Hon. the
Countess of Cardigan and Lancastre
Bruntisfield Ho., Edinburgh... Capt. Sir Geo. J. S.
Warrender, Bart., c.b., m.v.o., and the Lady
Maud W.
BruxLclg., Forbes, Aberdeen. ..Hon. Atholl M. Forbes
Bryanston, Blandford, Dorset... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Portman
Bryanstone, Bour n emouth . . . Hon . Mrs . Scott-Murray
Bryanstown, Maynooth, Co. Kildare...Col. Hon.
Edwd. Lawless
Brympton, Yeovil The Rt. Hon. Sir Spencer C. B.
Ponsonby-Fane, g.c.b.
Bryncelyn, Pwllheli, Carnarvonsh. ... The Lord
Edwd. St. Maur
Brynderi, Abergavenny... The Dowager Lady
Jackson
Bryn Edwyn, nr. Flint... Rev. Fredk. Fitzpatrick and
the Lady Olivia F.
Bryn Eirias, Colwyn Bay, Denbighsh....Jno. Em-
mott-Barlow, Esq., m.p., and Hon. Mrs. J. E.-B.
Bryngwyn, Herefd....Sir Jas. Rankin, Bt., m.p.
Bryn Gwyn, Oswestry... Col. Arthur E. Sandbach,
D.s.o., and Hon. Mrs. A. S.
Bryn Hyfryd, Westcross R.S.O., Glamorg. ... Sir
Robt. A. Morris, Bt.
Brynkinalt, nr. Ruabon.The Rt. Hon. Lord Trevor
Bryntisilio, Llangollen, Denb.... Sir Theodore Mar-
tin, K.C.B.
Buchanan Castle, Drymen, Glasgow. ..His Grace the
Duke of Montrose, k.t.
Buchan Ldg., Norham, Berwick-upon-Tweed. ..Hon.
Mrs. Geo. Erskine
Buchromb, Dufftown R.S.O., Banffsh....Gen. Sir
Peter S. Lumsden, g.c.b.
Buckhurst, Edith Rd., Ramsgate...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Trimlestown
Buckhurst, Tunbridge Wells. ..The Rt. Hon. Earl De
La Warr
Buckhurst Pk., SunninghiU, Ascot... Sir Jos.
Savory, Bt.
Buckland, Faringdon, Berks.. ..Hon. Mrs. Albert
Stourton (property of Sir Wm. Throckmorton,
Bt.
Buckland Abbey, Yelverton R.S.O.,Devon...Sir Fras.
G. A. Fuller-E.-Drake, Bt.
BuckminsterPk., Grantham... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Dysart
Buckshaw Ho., Sherborne, Dorset.. ..The Hon.
Everard C. Digby, and the Lady Emily D.
Bid-strode Pk., Gerrard's Cross R.S.O., Bucks. ...Sir
John Ramsden, Bt.. and the Lady Guendolen R.
Bungalow {The), Wallasey, Birkenhead ... Lady
Banks
683
Bungalow (The), Westgate-on-Sea ... Sir Wm. J.
Ingram, Bt. „
Burcote Ho., Clifton Hampden, Abingdon... The Rt.
Hon. the Dowager Countess of Crawford
Burfield, Old Windsor...The Hon. Sir Wm. H. P.
Carington, k.c.v.o.
Burfield, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol... Sir Robt. II.
Symes
Burford, Dorking... Sir J. J. Trevor Lawrence, Bt.,
K.C.V.O.
Burghfield Manor Ho., Reading ...Sir Jas. Stuart,
Bt.
Burgh Ho., nr. Gt. Yarmouth... The Rt. Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Ipswich
Burghley Ho., Stamford. ..The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Exeter
Burkham 2fo.,near Alton, Hants.. ..Rt. Hon. Arthur
Fredk. Jetfreys, m.p.
Burleigh Hall, Loughborough. ..Hon. Alan J.Penn-
ington
Burley Bushes, Ascot. ..Sir Chas. L. Ryan, k.c.b.
Burley Ldg., Bournemouth. ..Lady Verner
Burley Ldg., Ringwood, Hants ... Rev. the Hon.
Arth. C. Baillie-Hamilton
Burley-on-the-Hill, Oakham. ..The Rt. Hon. Geo. H.
Finch, M.P.
Bumcrook, Moffat, Dumfriessh....Sir Henry II.
Berney. Bt.
Burnham Ho., Dingle R.S.O., Co. Kerry. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Ventry
Burrator, Horrabridge R.S.O., Devon . . .The Rt . Hon .
Sir Massey Lopes, Bt.
Burrows Lea, Shere, Guildford... Sir Herb. Barnard,
F.S.A.
Burton Hall, Lincoln. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Monson
Burton Hall, Loughborough... His Grace the Duke
of Somerset
Burton HalL Neston.Chesh. ...Henry N. Gladstone,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. G.
Burton Hill Ho., Malmesbury, Wilts... .The Rt. Hon.
Lord Ludlow.
Burwarton Ho., Bridgnorth. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Boyne
Burwood Ho., Cohham ..The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Countess of Ellesmere
Bury (The), Leamington Spa ..The Rt. Hon. the j
Dowager Countess of Aylesford
Busbridge Hall, Godalming... Capt. G.H.J. Skeffing-
ton Smyth and Hon. Mrs. C. S.
Buscot Park, Faringdon, Berks.... Sir Alexander
Henderson, Bt., m.p.
Bush Ho., Pembroke... Sir Thoa. Charlton-Meyrick,
Bt., C.B.
Bushy Pk., Terenure, Dublin. ..Sir Fredk. W. Shaw,
D. s.o., Bt.
Bustard Manor, Martin, Salisbury... Ctss. Aldenburg |
Bentinck
Butler's Ct., Beaconsfteld R.S.O., Bucks. ... The -
Dowager Lady Cholmeley (the property of the <
Rt. Hon. Lord Grenfell, g.c.b.). I
Butterton Hall, Newcastle-under-Lyme...Sir Thos.
E. Milborne-S.-Pilkington, Bt., and the Lady
Kathleen M.-S.-P.
Buxted Pk., Ucktield ..The Rt. Hon the Earl of
Portarlington, with the Countess-mother.
Byram, Ferrybridge, Normanton . Sir John W.
Ramsden, Bt , and the Lady Guendolen R.
Byrkley Ldg., Burton-on-Trent...Wm. A. Hamar
Bass, Esq., and The Lady Noreen B.
Byron Ldg., 29, Fitzjohn's Av., Hampstead, N.W....
The Rt. Hon. Lord Byron
Bywell Hall, Stocksfield-on-Tyne R.S.O....Went-
worth C. B. Beaumont, Esq., m.p., and the Lady
Aline B.
Cabuie Ldg., Achanalt R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Arthur
Bignold, m.p.
Caddington Hall, nr. Luton. ..Arth. Macnamara,
Esq., and the Lady Sophia M.
Caen JVood Towers, Highgate, N....Sir Cory F. Cory-
Wright, Bt.
Caherconnell, Killarney...Sir Danl. R. O'Connell, Bt
Cahir Castle, Co. Tipperary...The Lady Margaret
Charteris
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Index to Seats
Cahir Guillamore, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick... The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Guillamore
Cahir Ho., Loughglynn, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon
...Valentine J. Blake, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. V. B.
Cahirmone, Midleton, Co. Cork. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Midleton
Cairngorm, Priory Avenue, Hastings. ..Sir Mich. G.
Naesmyth, Bt.
Caldecote Hall, Nuneaton... Capt. Harry Townshend
and Hon. Mrs. H. T.
Calder Ho., Mid Calder, Midloth....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Torphichen
Caldwell, Glasgow. ..Wm. Mure, Esq., and the Lady
Georgiana M., with their mother, the Hon. Mrs.
Mure
Caledon R.S.O., Co. Tyrone. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Countess of Caledon, with her son the Earl
Calke Abbey, Derby ..Sir Vauncey H. Crewe, Bt.,
and the Hon. Lady C.
Calverley Ldg., Seaton, Axminster... Fanny, Lady
Trevelyan
Cahoich Abbey, Ashbourne, Derb....Capt. Alfd. C.
Duncombe and the Lady Florence D.
Cam Ho., Campden Hill, W....Hon. Sir Walter G.
F. Phillimore, Bt.
Cambo Ho., Crail R.S.O., Fifesh....Sir Ffolliott W.
Erskine, Bt.
Cambridge Ho., n St. Andrew's PI., Regent's Pk.,
N.W....Sir Walter Gilbey, Bt.
Cambumethan Ho., Wishaw, Lanarks....Sir Robt.
D. Sinclair-Lockhart, Bt.
Came Ho., Dorchester... The Rt. Hon. the Earl and
Countess (mother) of Portarlington
Camelford Ho., Park In., W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
I Hillingdon
: Camfield PL, Hatfield, Herts. ... Dowager Lady
! Clark
Camla Vale, Monaghan...The Rt. Hon. Lord Ross-
more
Camp (The), Sunningdale, Ascot. ..Sir Jos. D.
Hooker, g.c.s.i.
Campbellfleld, St. Albans. ..Lady M'llwraith
Campden Ho., Campden R.S.O., Glouc....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Gainsborough
Camperdown, Dundee. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Camperdown
Campfield, Glassel R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Hon. Mrs.
Alex. Stuart
Campaey Ashe, Wickham Mkt. R.S.O. Suff....Hon.
Wm. Lowther
Campsie, nr. Glasgow... Sir Jas. King, Bt.
Cams Hall, Fareham, Hants. ...Lt.-Col. Edwd. M.
Dansey and Hon. Mrs. E. D.
Camstradden, Luss, Dumbartonsh....Sir Jas.
Colquhoun, Bt.
; Canaan Ho., Edinburgh... Lady Menzies
Candocer Ho., Alresford, Hants.... Capt. the Hon.
! Frederick A. Baring
Cai\ford Manor, Wimborne, Dorset... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Wimborne
Cannon Hall, Barnsley Col. Sir Walter T. W.
\ Spencer-Stanhope, k.c.b.
Canons Ashby, Byneld R.S.O. , N'thants....Sir Alfd.
E. Dryden, Bt.
Canonteign Ho., Dunsford, Exeter. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Visctss. Exmouth, with her son the
\ Viscount
Caper n wray Hall, Burton, Kirkby Lonsdale ... Geo. B.
H. Marton, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. G. M.
Capheaton, Newcastle- on -Tyne... Sir Jno. Swin-
burne, Bt.
Cappoquin Ho., Water ford ..Sir Jno. Keane, Bt.
Carass, Croom, Limerick... Sir David V. Roche, Bt.
Carberry Tower, Musselburgh, Midlothn....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Elphinstone
Cardell Ho., Wemyss Bay, Fifesh. ...Sir Wm. G.
Pearee, Bt.
Cardfields, Hatfield Peverel, Witham, Essex. ..Col.
George Barker and Hon. Mrs. G. B.
Cardiff Castle, Glamorg....The Most Hon. the Mar-
quess of Bute
Cardoness, Gatehouse R.S.O., Kirkcudbsh....Sir Wm.
F. Maxwell, Bt.
Carfax, Windsor ...Hon. Mrs. Fredk. Anson
Carham Hall, N'thumb., nr. Coldstream ... The
Dowager Lady Compton-T hornhill
Carisbrooks Castle, Newtort, I.W....Thos. B. H.
Cochrane, Esq., and the Lady Adela C.
Carleton Grange, Pontefract...Edwd. G, Tew, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. E. T.
Carlton Ldg,, Leeds. .. Lady Gaunt
C aril on Pk., Uppingham ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Norbury (property of Rev. Sir Lewis H.
Palmer, Bt.).
Carlton Towers, Carlton R.S.O.. Vorks....The Rt.
Hon. Ethel, Lady Beaumont, with her daughter
the Bnss.
Carlung, West Kilbride R.S.O. Ayrsh....Sir Matt.
Arthur, Bt.
Carmichael Ho., Thankerton R.S.O., Lanarks....
Lady Carmichael-Anstruther with her son Sir
Windham F. C.-A., Bt.
Carnew Castle, Shillelagh R.S.O., Co. Wioklow...The
Rt. Hon. the Earl Fitzwilliam
Carnock, Larbert, Stirlingsh. ... Sir Hugh Shaw-
Stewart, Bt., m.p., and the Lady Alice S.-S.
Carnwath Ho., Carnwath R.S.O., Lanarks.... Sir
Simon M. Lockhart, Bt., m.v.o.
Carnwath Ho., Fulham, S.W....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Carnwath
Carolside, Earlston, Ier.vicks... .The Rt. Hon. Lord
Reay, g.c.s.i.
Carreglwyd, The Valley R.S.O., Anglesea... Maria,
Lady Reade
Carrickmore, Londonderry... Sir Wm. M'Learn
Carrickmore Ho., Carrickmore R.S.O., Co. Tyrone...'
Sir Hugh H. Stewart, Bt.
Carrig Br eace, Howth, Co. Dublin. ..Lady Stokes
Carrig Cnoe, , Co. Donegal... Sir Newman
Chambers
Carrigoran, Newmarket-on-Fergus R.S.O., Co. Clare
...Clara, Lady FitzGerald
Carrowdore Castle, Donaghadee R.S.O. Co. Down...
Capt. Hon. Somerset bt. H. A. Ward
Carrowroe Pk., Roscommon... Clarence Goff, Esq.,
and the Lady Cecilie G.
Carstairs Ho., Carstairs R.S.O., Lanarks.... Sir Jas.
King, Bt.
Carton, Maynooth, Co. Kildare ..The Lord Walter
and the Ladies Eva and Mabel FitzGerald, with
their nephew His Grace the Duke of Leinster
Casewiek Ho., Stamford ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Kesteven
Casino (The), Milltown, Dublin... Sir Henry L. Harty,
Bt.
Caskieben, Kinaldie, Aberdeen. ..Capt. Duncan V.
Pirie, m.p., and Hon. Mrs. D. P.
Cassiliis Ho., Maybole, Ayrsh....The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Ailsa
Cassiobury Pk., Watford ..Hon. Wm. R. W. Peel, m.p.
(property of the Earl of Essex)
Cassiobury, Darracott Rd., BoscombePk., Bourne-
mouth ..Rev. Chas. R. de Havilland and Hon.
Mrs. R. de H.
Castilla, Clontarf, Dublin. ..Sir Edwd. S. V. Brad-
street, Bt.
Castle (The), Ballymena, Co. Antrim. ..Sir Fredk. E.
Sliafto Adair, Bart.
Castle (The), Bamburgh R.S.O., N'thumb.... The Rt.
Hon Lord Armstrong
Castle (The), Belfast. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Shaftesbury
Castle yThe), Macroom, Cork. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ardilaun
Castle (The), Newcastle West R.S.O., Co. Limerick...
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Devon
Castle (The), Thornbury, Glouc. .. Edwd. S. Howard,
Eiq., c.b., and the Lady Rachel H.
Castle (The), Warwick... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Warwick
Castle Ashby, Northampton... The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Northampton
Castlebar Ho., Co. Mayo. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Lucan, k.p.
Castle Bernard, Bandon, Co. Cork... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Bandon, k.p.
Caslleblayney, Monaghan...The Lord Francis Hope
Castle Blunden, Kilkenny... Sir Wm. Blunden, Bt.
Castle Boro, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Carew
Castle Bromwich, B'ham...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Bradford
Of Persons cited in this Work.
685
Castle Coole, Enniskillen...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Belmore, g.c.m.g.
Castle Craig, Dolphinton R.S.O., Peeblessh....Sir
Thos. D. Gibson-Carmichael, Bt.
Castle Dillon, Armagh... Mary, Lady Molyneux
Castle Douglas, Kirkcudbrightsh. ... Sir Geo. W.
Abercromby, Bt.
Castle Durrow, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co.. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Ashbrook
Castle Forbes, Newtownforbes R.S.O., Co. Longford
...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Granard
Castle Forbes, Whitehouse, Aberdeen... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Forbes
Castleford, Yorks ...Sir John Austen, Bt., m.p.1
Castle Freke, Clonakilty R.S.O., Co. Cork. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lady Carbery with her husb., Arthur W.
Sandford, Esq., m.d., and her son Lord C.
Castlegar, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway.Sir Wm. II.
Mahon, Bt., n.s.o., and Hon. Lady M.
Castle Gore, Ballina, Co. Mayo... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Arran
Castle Goring. Worthing . .Col. Sir Alfred P. F. C.
Somerset, k.c.b.
Castle Grant, Grantown-on-Spey, Elginsh....The Rt.
Hon. Caroline, Countess of Seafleld
Castle Hackett, Tuam, Co. Galway ... Capt. Percy
B. Bernard (heir to Bandon Earldom)
Castle Hill, South Molton, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon.
Earl Fortescue
Castle Hill Ho., Dover. ..Col. Sir Edwd. W. N.
Knocker, c.b.
Castle Ho., Lisburn...Sir Jno. E. A. M. Scott, Bt.
Castle Ho. {The), Petersfield.The Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Southampton
Castle Howard, York... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Carlisle
Castle Macgarrett, Claremorris, Co. Mayo... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Oranmore and Browne
Castlemartyr R.S.O., Co. Cork. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Shannon
Castle Menzies, Aberfeldy, Perthsh. ..Sir Neil James
Menzies, Bt.
Castlemilk, Lockerbie, Dumfriessh. ... Sir Robert
W. B. Jardine. Bt.
Castle Morres, Knocktopher, Thomastown, Co.
Kilkenny ... Sir Geo. T. M. O'Brien, k.c.m.g.
Castle Newe, Strathdon R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Sir
Chas. S. Forbes, Bt.
Castle Rising Hall, King's Lynn. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Farquhar
Castle Saunderson, Belturbet, Co. Cavan...Col. the
Rt. Hon. Edwd. J . Saunderson, m.p., and Hon.
Mrs. E. S.
Castle Stuart, Inverness... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Moray
Castleton, Cardiff... Sir Geo. F. Forestier-Walker,
Bt.
Castle Upton, Templepatrick R.S.O., Co. Antrim...
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Templetown
CastleWard, Downpatrick, Co. Down. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Bangor
Castletoellan, Newcastle R.S.O., Co. Down. ..The Rt.
Hon. Earl Annesley
Castle Wemyss, Wemyss Bay, Renfrewsh...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Inverclyde
Catmose, Oakham .The Rt. Hon. Gerard J. Noel
and the Lady Augusta N.
Cawdor Castle, Nairn ..The Rt. Hon. Earl Cawdor
Caynham Ct.. Ludlow... Sir Wm. M. Curtis, Bt.
Caythorpe Hall, Grantham... Hussey Packe, Esq.,
and the Lady Alice P.
Ceanchor Ho., Howth, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Walter Arm-
strong, E.H.A.
Cecil Ho., Harrow-on-the-Hill...Sir Lionel C. W.
Alexander, Bt.
Cedarcroft, Putney Heath, S.W....Sir Wm. H. White,
Cedar Ho., 48, Glebe PI., Chelsea, S.W. ..St. George
W. L. Fox-Pitt, Esq., and the Lady Edith F.-P.
Cefndenddwr, Dolgelly ...Sir Hugh J. Ellis-Nauney,
Bt., and Hon. Lady E.-N.
Cefn Ila, Usk, Newport, Monm....The Marquis de la
Pasture.
Cefn Pk., Wrexham ..Sir Roger W. H. Palmer, Bt.
Cefntilla Ct., Usk, Newport, Monm....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Raglan
Cell Barnes, St. Albans. .. Hon. Fredc. W. Anson
Chaddesden Hall, Derby. ..Sir Ralph H. S. Wilmot,
Bt.
Chalet (The), Beddgelert, Carnarvon... Sir Alfd. M.
Watkin, Bt.
Chalgrove, 97, Cheriton Rd., Folkestone... Maj. Hon.
Horace M. Hobart-Hampden
Challenger Ldg., Wardie, Edinburgh ... Sir Jno.
Murray, k.c.b., iyr.s.
Chalmington, Dorchester... Geo. H. Digby, Esq.,
and the Lady Muriel D.
Champion Ldg., Maldon...Sir Claude Champion-
de-Crespigny, Bt.
Chanclonbury, Pulborough, Suss. .. Sir Robt. Giffen,
K.C.B., r.R.s.
ChandosHo., Cavendish Sq., W. . . .The Rt. Hon. Cora,
Countess of Strafford
Chanter's Ho. (The), Ottery St. Mary. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Coleridge, K.c.
Chantmarle, Cattistock, Dorchester.. .The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Ilchester
Chantry (The), Exeter. ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop
ofCrediton
Chantry (The), Ipswich. ..Sir Jas. H. Domville, Bt.
Chapel Alter ton Hall, Leeds. ..Sir Jno. Barran, Bart.
Chapel Ho., Wargrave, Tvvyford R.S.O., Berks. ..
Lady Smith
Charlecole Pk., Warwick... Sir Ily. W. Ramsay-F.-
Lucy, Bt.
Charlestown , Drumsna R . S. 0 . , Co . Leitrim . . . Sir Gilb t .
King, Bt.
Charleville, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow...The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Monck
Charleville Forest, Tullamore, King's Co.... The Lady
Emily Howard-Bury
Charlton Cott., Malmesbury...The Lady Victoria
Howard
Charlton Ho., Ludwell, Salisbury -The Rt. Hon.
Lord Wynford
CharltonHo., Old Charlton, Kent... Sir Spencer P. M.
Maryon- Wilson, Bt.
Charlton Pk., Charlton Kings, Cheltenham... Sir
Wm. Russell, Bt.
Charlton Pk., Malmesbury.The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Suffolk and Berkshire
Charhoood, Lansdowne Rd., West Worthing... Sir
Wm. P. Sawyer
Charter Hall, Duns, Berwicks... Maj. -Gen. Sir Henry
Trotter, g.c.v.o., and Hon. Lady T.
Chart Ldg., Sevenoaks . The Rt. Hon. Lord Monson
Chaseley Ho., Rugeley, Staffordsh. ...The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Comberrnere
Chase (The), Mapledurham, nr. Reading... Hon.
Lionel Jcrvis
Chase (The), Upper Welland, Malvern Wells... Hon.
Hilda Pomeroy
Chatsworth Ho., nr. Chesterfield... His Gracs the
Duke of Devonshire, k.g.
Chedington Ct., Crewkerne...Sir Henry Peto, Bt.
Chelsea Ho., Cadogan PI., S.W....TheRt. Hon. Earl
Cadogan, k.g.
Chenies, Rickmansworth R.S.O. . . .Her Grace Adeline,
Duchess of Bedford
Chequers Ct., Tring.Hon. Claud H.-D.-Willoughby
and Lady Florence H.-D.-W.
Cherry Burton, Beverley, E. Yorks.... Mildred Lady
Boynton
Chesnuts (The), Ellon, Aberdeensh....Sir Jas. Reid,
Bt., M.u., G.c.v.o., and Hon. Lady R.
Chesterfield Ho., Sth. Audley St., W....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Burton
Chesterfield Ho., Upp. Norwood, S.E....Sir Raymond
TV^GSt' K C I E
Chesterton, Cirencester... Raj a Sir Chas. A. Brooke, 1
G.C.M.G.
Chesthill, Aberfeldy, Perthsh.. ..Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Chestnuts (The), St. Cross, Winchester. ..Rev. Wm.
P. Warburton and Hon. Mrs. Wm. W.
Chetwode, Buckingham. ..Sir Philip W. Chetwode,Bt.
Chevening, Sevenoaks...The Rt. Hon. Earl Stanhope
Chevet Pk., Wakefield... Sir Thos. E. Milborne-S -
Pilkington, Bt., and the Lady Kathleen M.-S.-P.
Chevin, Belper, Derb....Sir Jno. G. JN. Alleyne, Bt.
686
Index to Seats and Residences
Chewton Ho., Chewton Mendip, Bath. ..Hon. Mrs.
Edmd. Boyle
Chewton Priory, Bath... The Bt. Hon. Earl Walde-
grave
Chichele Hall, Newport Pagnell...Capt. Sir Geo. H.
Farrar, o.s.o.
Chichester Ho., TJpp. Westbourne Terr., W....Lady
Cloete
Chick-sands Priory, Shefford R.S.O., Beds. ..Sir
Algernon K. B. Ostoorn, Bt.
Child Okeford, Blandford, Dorset. ..Hon. Claud
B. Portman
Childwick Bury, St. Albans. ..Lady Maple
Chilgrove, Chichester... Sir Robt. F. Turing, Bt.
Chillitigham Barns, Belford, N'thumb. ... Lady
Wilson
Chillinqham Castle, do., do....Capt. Sir Andrew-
Noble, Bt., k.c.b. (property of the Earl of
Tankerville)
t'hilston, Winkfield, Windsor. ..Hon. Mrs. Dudley
Ward
Ch ilston Pk., Maidstone . . . The Rt . Hon. Aretas Akers-
Douglas, m.p.
Chilton Ldg., nr. Hunger ford... Sir Wm. G. Pearce,
Bt.
Chil worth, Romsey, Hants.. ..Sir Harald G. newett,
Bt.
Chilworth Manor, Guildford... Lady Stewart
Chimes (The). Streatham Common, S.W....Sir
Horace B. Marshall
Chinthurst Hill, Guildford. ..W.Villiers Cooper, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. V. C.
Chisholme, Hawick, N.B....Lt.-Col. Sir Henry Smith,
K.C.B.
Chifteme, Ilevtcsbury R.S.O., Wilts. ..Sir Wm. W.
R. Onslow, Bt.
(1 hit /erne Ldg., Codford St. Mary, Wilts.... The Rt.
Hon. Walter H. Long, m.p., and the Lady Doreen
Long
Chivelston, Wimbledon Common, S.W....The Rt.
Hon. Sir Andrew R. Scoble, k.cs.i.
Chobham PL, Woking. ..Sir Henry D. Le Marchant,
Bt., and Hon. Lady Le M.
Cholmondeley Castle, Malpas, Chesh.... Property of
the Marquess of Cholmondeley (let)
Choristry (The), Arthington, Leeds. ..Sir Chas. H.
Firth
Chorley Wood, Rickmansworth RS.O....Hon. Arth.
A. Capell
Chorley Wood Ho., Rickmansworth R.S.O., Herts...
The Lady Ela Russell
Christ Church Ldg., Winchester. .. Rev. Richd. A.
Pearce and Hon. Mrs. R. P.
Church Farmhouse, Sutton Veny, Warminster...
Hon. Walter P. Alexander
Church Hatch, Christchurch, Hants. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir
Owen Tudor Burne, g.c.i.e., and Lady Agnes B.
Church Leys, Rearsby, Leicester. ..Robt. E.Myddel-
ton, Esq., and Lady Violet M. (Countess Cowley)
Churchill, Hemel Hempstead. ..The Lady D'Arcy
Osborne
Ch urchill, Spa, Tralee...His Honour Sir Jno.Neligan,
Chur't Ho., Farnham, Surrey... Henry Crompton,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. II. C.
Cilbronnau, Ciliau Aeron R.S.O., Card.. ..Hon. Sir
Lawrence H. Jenkins
Cirencester Ho., Cirencester... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Bathurst, c.m.g.
Cissbury, Ascot. ..Hon. Mrs. Chas. Chetwynd
Clach-na-Faire, Pitlochry, Perthsh....Sir Fras. B.
Outram, Bt.
CI add a gh, Windsor ... The Lady Geraldine St.
Lawrence
Clandeboye, Belfast. ..The Most Hon. the Marquis
of Dutt'erin and Ava
Clandon Pic, Guildford... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Onslow, G.C.M.G.
Clapton Manor, Crewkerne, Som....Sir Edwd. P.
Wills, Bt., K.C.B.
Claramont, Cheshunt. ..Sir Edmd. S. Hardinge, Bt.
Clare Lawn, East Sheen, Mortlake, S.W....Sir Fredk.
Wigan, Bt.
Claremont, Esher, Surrey, H.R.H. the Duchess cf
Albany, v. a., CT.
Claremont, Kingskerswell, Newton Abbot... The
Lady Selina Lyndon
Claremont, Manchester... Sir Arth. P. Hey wood. Bt.
Clarence Ldg.^Tunb. Wells. ..Bryan H. Holme, Esq.,
and Lady Amphlett
Clarence Ho., 8 Clarence Terr., Reg. Pk., N.W....
Lady Maple
Clarence Ho., St. James's, S.W.... H.R.H. the Duke of
Connaught, k.g., k.t., k.p.
Clarence Ho., Windsor. ..Sir Evan C. Nepean, c.B.
Clarendon Ho., Newmarket... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Bradford'
Clarisford, Killaloe R.S.O.. Co. Clare... The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Killaloe
Classiebawn, Co. Sligo, nr. Tullaghan...The Rt. Hon.
Evelyn M. Ashley and Lady Alice A.
Clatto, Cupar, Fifesh.... Malcolm Low, Esq., and the
Lady Ida L.
Claverley, Chislehurst...Sir John G. Craggs, M.v.o.
Claverton Manor, nr. Bath... Edwd. A. Whittuck,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. E. W.
Claxton Abbey, Norwich. ..Sir Chas. H. S. Rich, Bt.
Clay don Ho., Winslow, Bucks. ... Sir Edmd. H.
Verhey, Bt.
Claygute, Esher ..Hon. Fitzalan C. J. Foley
Cleeve Ho., Bristol... Lady Shippard
Cleobury Ct., Bridgnorth, Salop. ..Hon. Claud E.
Hamilton-Russell
Clervaux Castle, nr. Darlington... Sir Wm. H. E.
Chaytor, Bt.
Cleughcarn, Strathavon R.S.O., Lanarks....Sami. H.
Montgomerie, Esq., and the Lady Sophia M.
Clevedon Ct., Clevedon, Somerset... Sir Edmund H.
Elton, Bt,
Cleve Hill, Down End, Bristol. ..Sir Chas. D. Cave,
Bt.
C.levelands, Guildford... Hon. Mrs. St. John Methuen
Clewer Hill, Windsor... Lady Charlotte Currie
ClewerPk., Windsor . .Sir Danl. F. Gooch, Bt.
Cliff, Lee, Ilfracombe...Hon. Edward G. M. Gibson
Cliff (The), Marazion R.S.O., Cornw....Lady Smyth
Cliff Ho., Atherstone, Warwicks....Wm. E. Oakeley,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. O.
Clifton Castle, Bedale, Yorks....Lady Co well, v. a.
Clifton Hampden, Oxon., nr. Abingdon... The Hon.
' Alban G. H. Gibbs, m.p.
CliftonHo., Greenwich Pk.,S.E.... Sir Jno. M'Dougall
Clifton Ho., Shankill, Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon. Chas.
H. Hemphill, k.c, m.p.
Clifton Ldg., Athboy, Co. Meath....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Darnley
Clifton Ldg., York. ..Hon. Regd. Parker
CltftonPk., Kelso. ..Robt. H. Elliot, Esq., and Hon.
Mrs. R. E.
Clint Ldg., St. Boswell's, Roxburghs...Lady Ramsay-
Fairfax
Cloanden, Auchterarder, Perthshire. ..Rt. Hon. R. B.
Haldane, k.c, m.p.
Cloister Ho. (The), Gloucester... Rev. Maurice W. F.
St. John, d.d. (heir presumptive to Viscounty of
Bolingbroke and St. John).
Clogherevagh, Sligo... Capt. Graham 0. R. Wynne
and Hon. Mrs. G. W.
Clonalis, Castlerea, Co. Roscommon.... The Rt. Hon.
the O'Conor Don
Clonbrock, Ahascragh, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway...
The Rt. Hon. Lord Clonbrock, k.p.
Cloncoskoran Castle, Dungarvan, Co. Waterford...
Sir Jno. N. Nugent, Bt.
Cloneevin, 83 Pembroke Rd., Dublin. ..Sir Jas. C.
Meredith
Clonhugh, Mullingar...The Rt. Hon. Lord Greville
Clonkeen, Barrington's Bridge, Limerick... Olivia,
Lady Barrington
Clonlea, Sandyford, Dublin. ..Hon. Edward G. M.
Gibson
Clonmannon, Ashford R.S.O., Co. Wicklow...Rev.
Wm. H. A. Truell and the Lady Cornelia T.
Clonodfoy Castle, Killmallock, Co. Limerick... Hon.
Wm. Cosby Trench
Clonsilla Cott., Clonsilla, Co. Dublin. ..Capt. Robt.
H. Dewhurst and Hon. Mrs. R. D.
Clonyn Castle, Castlepollard R.S.O., Co. West-
meath...Hon. Patk. E. J. Greville-Nugent
Of Persons cited in this Work. 687
Close (The). Burcote, nr. Abingdon... Sir Gervas P.
Glyn, Bt.
Close (The), Winchester.. .The Bt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Guildford
Clouds, Salisbury... Hon. Percy S. Wyndham
Clovelly, Budleigh Salterton, Devon. ..Lady Alice L.
Ewing
Clyffe Hall. Mkt. Lavington, Wilts. .. Hon. Sir Thos.
R. Warriagton
Clumber, Worksop... His Grace the Duke of New-
castle
Cobham Hall, Gravesend...The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Darnley
Cochna, Duntocher, Dumbartonsh., nr. Glasgow...
Hon. Mrs. Claud Hamilton
Coclcensie, Haddington. N.B. ..Lady Cadell
Cockfleld Hall, nr. Saxmundham, Suff.... Sir Ralph
B. M. Blois, Bt.
Coed Coch, Abergele R.S.O., Denb. .. Hon. Laurence
A. Brodrick, with Hugh R. Hughes, Esq., and
the Lady Florentia H. (parents of Hon. Mrs.
Brodrick)
Coed-diiP/c, Mold, Flints. . . . Arth. P. Roberts, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. A. R.
Coedmor, Dolgelly...Lord Chas. A. Conyngham
Coed-y-Glyn, Wrexham ... Sir Robert E. Egerton,
K.C.S.I.
Coghursf, Hastings... Sir Musgrave H. Brisco, Bt.
Cold Ashby Hall, Rugby... Thos. F. Hazlehurst,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. T. H.
Coldharbour Wood, East Liss, Hants.... Sir Thos.
Sutherland, g.c.m.g.
Cold Overton, Oakham. ..The Rt. Hon. Earl Cowley
Colebrooke Pk., Brookeborough, Co. Fermanagh
...Sir Arth. D. Brooke, Bt.
Cole Orion Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch...Sir Geo. H. W.
Beaumont, Bt.
Coleshill Ho., Highworth, Swindon... Hon. Duncombe
Pleydell-Bouverie
College (The), Kirkoswald R.S.O., Cumbd....
Timothy Petherstonhaugh, Esq., and Hon. Mrs.
T. F.
Colne Coll.. Cromer. ..Sir T. Fowell Buxton, Bt., and
Lady Victoria B.
Colne Ho., Cromer ..The Dowager Lady Buxton
Coin St. Aldwyns—see " Manor House "
Colthurst, Clitheroe, Lanes.. ..Lady Holker
Colzium, Kilsyth, Glasgow. ..Sir Archib. Edmon-
stone, Bt.
Combe, Honiton...Richd. Marker, Esq., and Hon.
Mrs. M.
Combe (The), Petersfield... Dowager Lady Thompson
Combe Abbey, Coventry. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Craven
Combermere Abbey, Whitchurch, Salop. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Combermere
Combermere Hall, do. do. ...Her Grace Katherine,
Duchess of Westminster
Comiston Ho., Colinton R.S.O., Midlothian... Sir
Chas. Forrest, Bt.
Comlongon Castle, Ruthwell, Dumfriessh....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mansfield
Compton, Guildford... Hon. Mrs. Courtenay Vernon
Compton PI., Eastbourne... His Grace the Duke of
Devonshire, k.g.
Compton Verney, Warwick... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Willoughby de Broke
Compton Wynyates, Kineton, Warwick. ..The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Northampton
Conaglen, Ardgour R.S.O., Argyllsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Morton
Concordia, Fleet R.S.O., Hants.. ..Hon. Ivo H. J.
Fiennes
Coney Isld., Co. Armagh. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Charlemont, c.B.
Connellmore, Newbridge, Co. Kildare...Lady Higgin-
son
Conon Ho., Conon Bridge R.S.O. Ross-sh Sir
Kenneth J. Mackenzie, Bt., and the Lady
Marjorie M.
Convamore, Ballyhooly, Co. Cork. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Listowel, k.p.
Cfonway Cott., Dunnington, Alcester R.S.O.,
Warwicks. ...Chas. A. C. de Trafford, Esq., and
the Lady Victoria de T.
Conyboro, Lewes... The Rt. Hon. Lord Monk Bretton,
C.B.
Coodham, Kilmarnock... Sir Wm. H. Houldsworth,
Bt., M.P.
Cook's Folly, Stoke Bishop, Bristol... Sir Herb. Ash-
man
Coolavin, Monasteraden R.S.O., Co. Sligo...The
MacDermot,
Coolbaxon, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. ..The Rt. Hon.
Henry Bruen
Coolbawn Ho., Castleconnell R.S.O. , Co. Limerick...
Spencer C. Vansittart, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. V.
Coole Pk., Gort R.S.O., Co. Gal way ..Lady Gregory
Coollattia, Shillelagh R.S.O., Co. Wicklow...The Rt.
Hon. Earl Fitzwilliam
Coolmore, Carngaline, Cork... The Lady Helena
Newenham
Cool-na-Vee, Foynes R.S.O., Co. Limerick ... Hon.
Alice Spring Rice
Coombe Ct., Kingston Hill, Surrey. ..The Rt. Hon.
Earl de Grey, k.c.v.o.
Coombe Hill Farm, Kingston, Surrey. ..The Lord
Archib. Campbell
Coombe Ldg., Blagdon R.S.O., Som....Sir Wm. H.
Wills, Bt.
Coombe PL, Lewes... Rev. Sir Geo. C. Shiffner,
Bt., M.A.
Coombe Ridge, Kingston Hill, Surrey. ..Sir Richd.
Tangye
Cooper Angus Ldg., Whiting Bay, I. of Arran ..
Sir Alfd. Cooper, r.R.c.s., and the Lady
Agnes C.
Coopers (The), Chislehurst...Sir Thos. Firbank,M.p.
Copped Hall, Totteridge, Whetstone, N. ... Sir
Samuel B. Boulton, Bt.
Coppice (The), Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Meath, k.p.
Coppice (The), Shiplake, Henley-on-Thames. ..Hon.
Sir Walter G. F. Phillimore, Bt.
Corbally, Quin R.S.O., Co. Clare . .Thos. G. S. Mahon,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. T. M.
Corballon Hall, Bmmree, Co. Meath. ..The Rt.Hon.
the Dowager Lady Mowbray, Stegrave, and
Stourton
Corkbeg I., Midleton, Co. Cork. ..Sir Robt. U.
Uniacke-P.-Fitzgerald, Bt., m.p.
Corke Abbey, Bray, Co. Wicklow...Sir Edwd. W.
Verner, Bt.
Corkickle, Whitehaven. ..Sir Augustus Helder, m.p.
Cornahir, , Co. West meath... Col. Sir Godfrey
V. Thomas, Bt., c.b., d.s.o.
Combury Pk., Charlbury R.S.O., Oxon. .Vernon J.
Watney, Esq., and the Lady Margaret W.
Cornie Haugh, Huntly, Aberdeensh. ... Sir Fredk.
Bridge, mus.doc.
Corrard, Lisbellaw R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh... Sir
Chas. S. King, Bt.
Corrella, Greystones, Co. Wicklow...Lady Greene
Corse Hill, Ayr.. .Sir Thomas A. A. Montgomery-
Cuninghame, Bt.
Corsewall, Stranraer, Wigtownsh....Lady Carrick-
Buchanan
Corsham Ct., Corsham R.S.O., Wilts.... The Rt. Hon.
Lord*Methuen, g.c.b.
Corsindae. Heath Terr., Leamington... Lady Cave
Cortachy Castle, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Countess of Airlie
Corville, Roscrea, Co. Tipperary... Count O'Byrne
Corwar, Newton Stewart, Wigtownsh. ... Hon.
Hugh F. H. Elliot
Costessey Hall, Norwich... The Rt.Hon.Lord Stafford
Cotehele Ho., St. Dominic R.S.O., Cornw....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, g.c.v.o.
Cotham Ho., Bristol... Sir Geo. White, Bt.
Coton Hall, Sudbury, Derby... Hubert Broughton-
Adderley, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H.!B.-A.
Colon Hall, Whitchurch, Salop. ..Rev. Sir Wm. M.
Honyman, Bt.
Cotswold Ho., Winchester. ..Col. Chas. T. Bunbury
and the Lady Harriot B.
Cottage (The), Bartestree, Hereford... Emma, Lady
Croft
Cottage (The), Bridgetown, Dulverton R.S.O. Som.
...Hon. Thos. H. Watson
688
Index to Seats and Residences
Cottage (The), Broad Haven, Little Haven R.S.O.,
Pemb....Lady Davies
Cottage (The), Castle Townshend, Skibbereen, Co.
Cork ..Hon. Mrs. Chas. Plunket
Cottage (The), Culm Davy, Cullompton, Devon. ..Sir
Chas. J. Follett, c.b.
Cottage (The), Easthampstead Pk., Wokingham...
Lt.-Col. Cecil L. Peel and Hon. Mrs. C. P.
Cottage (The), Eden Bridge, Kent... Sir Nathl.
Nathan
Cottage (The), Fetcham, Leatherhead ... Lady
Richards
Cottage (The), Goodwood, Chichester. ..Hon. Wm.
F. J. Dundas
Cottage (The), Gt. Brington, Northampton. .. Sir Wm.
H. Humphery, Bt., k.c.b.
Cottage (The), Greatham, West Hartlepool... Lady
Gray
Cottage (The), Ilardwicke, Gloucester. ..Mich. G.
Lloyd Baker, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. L. B.
Cottage (The), Kew . The Lady Edith Drummond.
Cottage (The), Kilworth R.S.O., Co. Cork. ..The Rt.
Hon. The Countess Mount Cashell.
Collage (The), Sandford-on-Thames, Oxford. ..Lady
Hughes
Cottage (The), Seal, Sevenoaks...Hon. Algernon n.
Grosvenor
Cottage (The), Sheringham, Cromer. ..Sir Forrest
Fulton, k.c.
Cottage (The), Great Harrowden, Wellingborough...
Hon. Mrs. Geo. Mostyn
Co/terstock Hall, Oundle, N'thants....The Rt. Hon.
Violet Viscountess Melville
Cottesbrooke Pk., Northampton... Sir Herb. H. Lang-
ham, Bt.
Cottesmore Hall, Oakham ..The Rt. Hon. the Dow-
ager Countess of Lonsdale
Cottimore, Walton-on-Thames...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Egmont
Cottingham Ho., Hull...Jno. J. Biokersteth, Esq.,
and the Lady Margaret B.
Cottismore, Walton-on-Thames...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Egmont
Coughlon Ct., Warwicks., nr. Redditch...Sir William
G. Throckmorton, Bt.
Coul, Strathpeffer R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Arth. G. R.
Mackenzie, Bt.
Coulin, Kinlochewe R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Wm.
Ogilvy Dalgleish, Bt.
Council House Ct., Shrewsbury. ..Thos. R. Chol-
mondeley, Esq., and the Lady Margaret C.
Courteenha/l Ho., Northampton. ..Sir Herewald
Wake, Bart.
Courtenay Ho., Horsham ..Lady Kynsey
Court field, Wellesley Rd., Chiswick, W....Sir Smal-
man Smith
Court Herbert, Neath, Glamorg. ... Sir Griffith
Thomas
Court Hall, North Molton, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Poltimore
Court Ho., Cannington, Bridgwater... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Clifford of Chudleigh
Court House, Malvern ..Arabella, Lady Buchanan
Courtlands, Clapham Pk., S.W....Lady Mas*n
Courtlands, Eltham, S.E....Maj.-Gen. Sir Jno.
Steevens, k.c.b.
Court Ldg., Gravesend ..Hon. Sir Walter F. Hely-
Hutchinson, g.c.m.g.
Court Ldge., Wychling, Sittingbourne, Kent ..Hon.
Victor A. L. D. Parnell
Courtown Ho., Gorey, Co. Wexford. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Courtown
Cove, Ecclefechan, Dumfriessh. ..Hon. Tatk. E. J.
Gre v ille- Nugent
Coverdale, Sunninghill, Ascot... R. Hugo Douglass
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. D.
Cowdray. Rei gate ..The Lady Brownlow Cecil
Cowley Ho.,9 Little College St., Westmr. lly. T.
Anstruther, Esq., m.p., and lion. Mrs. Ily. A.
Cowley Ho., Uxbridge The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Ctss. of Essex
Coworth Pk., Sunningdale, Ascot ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Stanley, c.b., m.p., and the Lady Alice S.
C rabbet Pk., Crawley, Sussex . . Wilfrid S. Blunt, Esq.,
and the Lady Anne B.
Cragside, Rothbury, N'thumb....The Rt.Hon. Lord
Armstrong
Craigend Castle, Milngavie, Glasgow. ..Sir Eric A.
Buchanan, Bt.
Craigenveoch, Glenluce R.S.O., Wigtownsh....Adm.
the Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. C. Dalrymple-Hay, Bt.,
G.C.B., F.R.S.
Craig flower, Torryburn, Dunfermline... Lady Ma-
rindin
Craighall, Rattray, Blairgowrie, Perthsh....Lt.-Gen.
Sir Jas. C. Rattray, k.c.b.
Craigievar Castle, Whitehouse, Aberdeen... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Sempill
Craiqlockhart, Slateford R.S 0., Midlothn....Sir
Alex. O. Riddell
Craigour, Gullane, Haddingtonshire... Sir Jos. L. E.
Spearman, Bt.
Craigowan, Ballater, R.S.O., Aberdeensh. ...H.R.H.
The Prince of Wales
Craigs, Dumfries... The Rt. Hon. Aretas Akers-
Douglas, m.p.
Craigs Ho., Montrose, Forfarsh. . . . Sir Geo. Mac-
pherson-Grant, Bfc.
Cranagher, Ennis, Co. Clare. ..Lt.-Gen. Sir Bindon
Blood, K.C.B.
Cranamon, Buncrana, nr. Londonderry... Lady
Curtis
Cranbrook, Bycullah Pk., Enfield. ..Sir Henry A.
Pitman, f.r cp.
Craneswater, Southsea ..Sir Wm. T. Dupree
Cranford Hall, Kettering... Sir Fredk. V. L. Robin-
son, Bt.
Cranford Ho., Hounslow...The Rt. Hon. Lord Fitz-
hardinge
Cranmer Hall, Fakenham, Norf. ...Sir Lawrence J.
Jones, Bt.
Cranmer Ldg., Camberley ..Dowager Lady Jones
GY«))mor<:j//«//,Shepton Mallet, Som....TheRt.Hon.
Sir Richd. H. Paget, Bt.
Crathes Castle, Aberdeen... Sir Thos. Burnett, Bt.
Craven Ldg., Horsham ..Sir Eustace F. Piers, Bt.
Crawford Priory, Springfield R.S.O., Fifesh... .Hon.
Thos. II. A. E. Cochrane, m.p.
Crawfordton, Thornhill, Dumfriessh. ...Lady Walker
Crawshaw Hall, Rawtenstall, Manchester... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Crawshaw
Creagh, Skibbereen, Co. Cork. ..Sir Jno. Wrixon-
Becher, Bt., and Lady Emily W-B.
Creedy Pk., Crediton, Devon. ..Sir Jno. D.Ferguson-
Davie, Bt.
Creg Clare, Ardrahan R.S.O., Co. Galway...Robt.
A. Persse, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. P. (property
of Lord Clanmorris)
Cressage, Shrewsbury ..Lady Harnage
Cresswell, Morpeth ..Jas. W. Wadsworth, Esq., and
Emma, Countess of Ravensworth, his wife
Crest (The), St. Leonards-on-Sea...Capt. Hon. Edwd.
T. Needham, r.n.
Crewe Ho" \ The Rt> IIon- the Earl of Crewe
Crichel, Wiinborne, Dorset ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Alington
Crichmere, Guildford... Sir Fras. L,
K.C.M.O.
Cricket Hill Ho., Yateley, ]
Hon. Sir Jno. E. Gorst, k.c
Crickleaze, Chard, 8om....Geo. P. C. La'wrence, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. L.
Crimonmogate, Lonmay R.S.O., Aberdeensh....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Southesk
Crindau, Dumfries. ..Sir Jas. Crichton-Browne, f.r.s.
Cringle/ie, Peebles.. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir Jas. W. Murray,
K.C.B.
Croft f7%^,Bradwell-on-Sea, Soufchminster, Essex...
Hon. Mrs. Van Zandt
Croft Hall, Darlington... Sir Wm.H. E. Chaytor, Bt.
Croft Ho., Holy wood R.S.O., Co. Down... Sir Robt.
L. Patterson
Croft Ldg., The Park, Newark... Hon. Mrs. Evelyn
Monson
Crofton Hall, Wigton, Cumbd....Sir Musgrave II.
Brisco, Bt.
Crofi '-y-L'wla, Monmouth... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Llangattock
Crogen, Corwen, Merioneths. ...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dudley, g.m.p.
O'Callaghan,
Camberley... Rt.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
689
Crom Castle, Newtown Butler R.S.O., Co. Fer-
managh... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Erne. k.p.
Cromer Ho., East Cowes, I.W....Capt. Sir Wm. B.
Goldsmith, k. n.
Cromford, Matlock... Hy. F. C. Cavendish, Esq., and
the Lady Harriet C.
Cromlix, Dunblane, Perths....Lt.-Col. Hon. Chas.
R. Hay-Drummond
Cronkhill, Shrewsbury... Hon. Anne Noel-Hill
Crookham Ho., Winchfield, Hants.. ..Hon. Richd. C.
Moreton
Croome Ct., Severn Stoke, "Worcester. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Coventry
Crossboyne Glebe, Claremorris, Co. Mayo. ..Hon. Mrs.
Maurice des Graz
Crosslets (The), The Grove, Blackheath, S.E....The
Dowager Lady Knill
Crossways (The), Simninghill, Ascot... Hon. Chas.
C. O. Weld-Foresler
Crosswoocl, Aberystwyth... The Rt. Hon. the Coun-
tess of Lisbnrnp, with her son the Earl
Croiocombe Ct., Taunton ..Hon. Robt. C. Trollope
Croxteth Hall, L'pool....The lit. Hon. the Earl of
Sefton
Croxton PJc., St. Neots...The Lady Alice Newton
Croxton Pk., Thetford . . . Lady Stapleton
Cruisetown, , Co. Meath...Sir Lionel C. W.
Alexander, Bt.
Cuckfield Pk., Hay wards Heath, Suss.... Capt. Chas.
W. Sergison and Hon. Mrs. C. S.
Cudham, Sevenoaks...Sir Hy. G. Howse, f.r.c.s.
Culdees Castle, Muthill R.S.O., Ferthsh....Robt. T.
N. Speir, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. S.
Culduthel Ho., Inverness... Jno. P. Grant, Esq., and
the Lady Mary G.
Culford Hall, Bury St. Edmds....The Rt. Hon. Earl
Cadogan, k.g.
Cullen Ho., Cullen R.S.O.. Banff sh.... The Rt. Hon.
Caroline, Countess of Seafield
Culloden, Craigavad R.S.O , Co. Down. ..The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Down
Culmhead, Pitminster, Taunton. ..The Rt.Hon. Jno.
W. Mellor, k.c.
Citltra Manor, Holywood R.S.O., Co. Down. ..Robt.
J. Kennedy, Esq., c.m.g , and Hon. Mrs. R. K.
Culverthorpe Hall, Grantham ..Col. Geo. B. Archer-
Houblon and the Lady Alice A.-H.
Culverton Ho., Alton, Hants. ...Lt.-Col. Sir Aug. A.
Brooke-Pechell, Bt.
Culzean Castle, Maybole, Ayrsh....The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Ailsa
Cumberland Ldg., Windsor Park... II. R. II. P'cess
Christian of Schleswig-Holstein. v.a.c.i.
Cumloden, Newton Stewart. Wigtownsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Galloway
Cupola (The), Leiston R.S.O., Suff,...Hon. Wm. A.
Curdridge G-range, Botley, Hants. .. Adm. of the
Pleet Sir Nowell Salmon, g.c.b.,
Curraghmore, Portlaw R.S.O., Co. Wai,erford...The
Most Hon. the Marquess of Waterford, k.p.
Curzon Ho., 21 Curzon St., W....The Rt. Hon. Earl
Howe, g.c.v.o.
Cushnie, Alford, Aberdeen... Sir Wm. S. Seton, Bt.
Cusworth Pk., Doncaster... Win. H. Battie- Wright-
son, Esq., and the Lady Isabella B.-W.
Cwmirfon, Llanwrtyd Wells R.S.O., Brecons....The
Hon. the Master of Gray
D'Abernon Chase, Leatherhead...Rev. Sir Wm. Yin-
cent, Bt., M.A.
Dagnam Pk., Romford... Sir Tho3. L. n. Neave, Bt.
Dale Cotl., Sunningdale, Ascot. ..Herbt. M.J. Stour-
ton, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. II. S.
Daledene, Eastbourne... Sir Wm. H. Melvill and
Hon. Lady M.
Dale Ford, Sandiway, Northwich .The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Sefton
Dalegarth, Chorley...Sir Hy. P. Hibbert
Dalgan Pk., Shrule, Tuam...The Rt. Hon. Lord de
Clifford
Dalguiss, Dunkeld, Perthsh....Sir Tristram T. Tem-
pest, Bt.
Dalhousie Castle, Lasswade, Midlothn....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Dalhousie
Dalkeith Ho., Edinburgh... His Grace the Duke of
Buecleuch and Quoensbury, k.g., k.t.
Dallington Ho., Northampton... The Rt. Hon. Chas.
R. Spencer, m.p. „
Dalmahoy, Kirknewton R.S.O., Midlothn....The Rt.
Hon. tne Earl and Alics Countess of Morton
Dalmeny Ho., Edinburgh. ..The Rt.Hon. the Earl of
Roseberv, k.g., k.t., k.r.s.
Dalriada, Blackrock, Co. Dublin... Sir Jno. II.
Franks, c.B.
Dallon Hall, Beverley... The Rt. Hon. Lord Ilotham
Dalzell, Motherwell, Lanarks....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hamilton of Dalzell
Danby Ldg., Grosmont R.S.O , Toika...The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Downe, K.c.v.o.
Danbury PL, Chelmsford. ..Hon. Alwyn II. P. Gre-
ville, m .v.o.
Dancer's Hill. Barnet .The Rt. Hon. the Lord j
Viscount Enfield
Dane Ct., Dover ... I. ady Rice _ I
Dane Gt. Ho., Eridsre, Tunb. Wells... The Lord Geo. i
Montacute Nevill |
Danehurst, Haverstock Hill, N.W. ...Sir Geo. Bar- |
ham i
Danes (The), Little Berkhamsted...Hon. Geo. N. de- ;
farburgh-Bateson !
Danesbury, Welwyn, Herts. .. Alf. D. Acland, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. A. A.
Danish Pavilion (The), Overstrand, Cromer. ..Sir Geo.
H. Lewis, Bt.
Danny Pk.. llurstpierpoint, Hassocks R.S.O. , Suss.
... Col. William H. Campion, c.b., and Hon. Mrs. C. i
Darnaway Castle, Forres, Elginsh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Moray , m
Darn Hall, Eddleston R.S.O., Peeblessh....The :
Rt. Hon. Lord Elibank
Darragh Ho., Kilfinaue, Co. Limerick... The O'Clery
Darrington, Pontefract . The Rt. Hon, Lord Est-
court 1
Darrowjield, St. Albans. ..The Rev. the Hon. Robt. !
Grimston, m.a.
Darsham Cott., Saxmundham, Suff. ...Hon. Walter
Vanneck
Dartmouth Ho., Blackheath Hill, S.E....The Rt.
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Worcester and the \
Lady Barbara Yeatman-Biggs
Dartrey R.S.O., Co. Monaghau....Tho Rt.Hon. the \
Earl of Dartrey
Daunisey Ho., Chippenham ..Lady Meux
Davenham Ho., North wich... Hon. Rbt. J. 0. Jocelyn
Daws Hill, High Wycombe... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Carrinston, g. c.m.g.
Deal Castle. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Geo. F. Hamilton,
G.C.S.I., M.P.
Deanery (The), Sth. Mailing, Lewes... Alice, Lady
Bagge
Dean's CV..W imborne, Dorset... Sir Jno. A. Hanham,
Bt. and Hon. Lady H.
Deanston, Doune R.S.O., Perthsh....Sir Alex. K.
Muir, Bt,
De Bathe Barton, Nth. Tawton R.S.O., Devon. ..Sir
Hf-nry P. De Bathe. Bt. _
Debden Hall, Saffron Waldr^n...The Rt. Hon. Lord !
Strathcona and Mount Royal j
DeeneHo., Putney Hill, S.W....Hon. Thomas H. W. \
Pelham ■ ■ „ '
Deene Pk.. Wansford R.S.O., N"thants....The Rt.
Hon. the Countess of Cardigan and Lancastre j
Deepdene, Dorking. ..Her Grace Lilian, Duchess of
Marlborough
Deeping St. James Manor, Mkt. Deeping, Lmcs....
The Most Hon. Isabella, Marchss. of Exeter
Deer Pk., Honiton ..Wm. Alex. Lindsay, Esq., k.c.,
and the Lady Harriet L. .
Dee Side, Chester. ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop
Dell (The), Llanelly...Sir Emile A. A. K. Cowell-
Stepney, Bt. " • ^
Dell (The), Old Windsor ... Sir Jno. H. W., Baron
von Schroder, Bart., c.v.o. .
Delvine, nr. Dunkeld ..Sir Alex. Muir-Mackenzie, Bt.
Denbies, Dorking ...The Rt. Hon. Lord Ashcombe
Denby Grange, Wakefield ..Cecil E. dister-Kaye,
Esq., and the Lady Beatrice L.-K.
Dene Pk., Shipbourne, Tonbridge . Sir Jno. Hol-
lams _
Dennistoim, Glasgow ..Sir Wm. Arrol, m.p.
690 Index to Seats
Benton Ho., Cuddesdon, Oxford. ..Sir Edwd. L.
O'Malley
Benton Manor, Grantham... Sir Chas. G. E. Welby,
Bt., C.B.
erhungh (The), Suffolk, Scole E.S.O....Sir
rancis E. Walker, Bt.
Berby Ho., 33 St. James's Sq., S.W....The Et. Hon.
the Earl of Derby, k.g.
Berg Lclg., Castlederg, Co. Tyrone. ..The Bt. Hon.
the Countess of Caledon, with her sou the Earl
Berreen, Kenmare B.S.O., Co. Kerry. ..The Most.
Hon. the Marquess of Lansdowne, k.g.
Berriads, Chippenham, Wilts.... Sir Prior Goldney,
Bt., c.v.o.
Berrycarne, Dromod E.S.O., Co. Leitrim...The Bt.
Hon. Lord Harlech
Berrynoyd, Draperstown B.S.O., Co. Derry...Hon.
Bobt. T. O'Neill, m.p.
Berry. Bosscarbery B.S.O., Co. Cork... Win. T. Town-
shend, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. Win. T.
Bersingham Hill Ho., Sandringham, Norfolk...
H.K.H. the Prince cf Wales
Berwent Hall, nr. Sheffield... His Grace the Duke of
Norfolk, k.g.
Besart Ct., Kilkenny... The Et. Hon. the Earl of
Be Tillens, Limpsfield, Surrey... Hon. Mrs. Ernest
Eobinson
Bevanha Ho., Aberdeen... Lady Henderson
Bevizes Castle, Wilts. ..Sir Chas. H. S. Eich, Bt.
Bevon Ho., Harold Ed., Upp. Norwood, S.E....Sir
Theodore T. Ford
Bevonshire Ho., 78 Piccadilly, W....His' Grace the
Duke of Devonshire, k.g.
Bevonshire Ho., Short-lands, Kent ..Sir Wm. Birt
Biana Ldg., Kineton, Warwick ..Hon. Mabel Verney
Biddington Hall, Coventry... The Et. Hon. the Earl
of Aylesford
Bidlington Hall, Brandon, Norf....TheEt. Hon. Lord
Amherst of Hackney
Bigswell, "VYelwyn, Herts ..Sir Alfred J. Eeynolds
Bilaram, Boscombe, Bournemouth... Lady Alabas-
Bilhorn Hall, Stoke-upon-Trent...Sir Morton E.
Manningham-Buller, Bt.
Bimbola, Freshwater E.S.O., I.W....Hon. Arthur B.
D. Elliot, M.P.
Binsterwood, Pontulas, Hereford. .. Col. Sir Angus
W.Hall, k.c.b.
Bingle (The), Wake Grn. Ed., B'ham....Sir Jas.
Smith
Bingley Hall, nr. Mkt. Harborough...The Et. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Downe, k. c.v.o.
Binsdale, Bournemouth. ..Lady Shute
Bitcheat Priory, Evercreech, Bath .. The Et. Hon.
Baroness Dorchester and her husband, Maj.-
Gen. Eichd. L. Leir-Carleton
Ditch/ngham Ldg., Norfolk, nr. Bungay... Maj. -Gen.
Sir Wm. Salmond, k.c.b.
Bitchley, Enstone, Oxon....The Et. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Dillon
Bitton Ldg., Thames Ditton.IIon. Geo. Savile
Bitton Pk., Slough. ..The Et. Hon. Lord Montagu of
Beaulieu
Bochfour Inverness... Jas. E. B. Baillie, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. J. B.
BoekettEddy, Stiepperton B.S.O., Middx....The Et.
Hon. Sir Chas. W. Dilke, Bt., m.p.
Boddington Pk., Nantwich...Sir Delves L. Brough-
ton, Bt.
Bodington Pk., Chipping Sodbury E S.O., Glouc...
Sir Gerald W. II. Codrington, Bt., and Lady
Sybil C.
Bodington PL, Sittingbourne, Kent. ..Sir Fredk. L.
Croft, Bt.
Bogmersfteld Pk., Winchfield, Hants.... Sir Henry
P. St. John-Mildraay, Bt.
Bolaucothy, Llanwrda E.S.O., Carmarths....Lt.-Gen.
Sir Jas. Hills-Johnes, g.c.b., YQL
Bolerw. Newtown, Montgom....Sir Pryce Pryce-
Jones
Boll's Ho., Broadstairs ..Lady Harris
Bollis Hill Ho., Willesden, N.W....Sir Hugh
Gilzean-Eeid
Bonadea Ldg., Westend Village, Southampton... Sir
Arthur P. F. Aylmer, Bt. I
and Residences
Bonarcl Ldg., Newcastle B.S.O,, Co. Down. ..The Et.
Hon. Earl Annesley
Boneraile Ct., Buttevant, Co. Cork. ..The Bt. Hon.
the Visoountess Doneraile
Bonhead Ho., Donhead St. Andrew, Salisbury...
Sir James Pender, Bt.
Bonibristle Pk., Crossgates B.S.O., Fifesh....The Et.
Hon. the Earl of Moray
Bonnington, Ledbury, Herefs....Ool.Biohd. F. Webb
and Hon. Mrs. B. W.
Bonore, Multyfarnham E.S.O., Co. Westmeath...8ir
Walter E. Nugent, Bt.
Bonnycarney i?b.,Dublm...The Bt. Hon. Sir Andrew
M. Porter, Bt.
Boolough Ldg., Miltown Malbay E.S.O., Co. Clare...
Gen. Sir Thos. Kelly-Kenny, g.c.b.
Borlin, Acharacle B.S.O., Argyllsh....The Et. Hon.
Lord Howard of Glossop
Bormans Pk.. Surrey, nr. E. Grinstead...Sir Henry
Benbow
Bomy Cott., Seaford...His Honour Judge Scully,
and Hon. Mrs. Jas. Scully.
Borset Ldg., Killiney, Co. Dublin... Lady Deane
Borlon Ho., Thame... The Et. Hon. Sir Hy. Aubrey
Fletcher. Bt., c.b„ m.p.
Bothill Pk., Wellington, Salop... The Et. Hon. Lord
Forester
Boubleton, Penshurst, Tonbridge...Hon. Lavinia
llardinge
Boughty Ho., Bichmond, Surrey. . .Sir ''Fredk. L.
Cook, Bt., m.p.
Boufflas Castle, Lanarks....The Et. Hon. the Earl of
Home, k.t.
BouglasHo., Kilworth E.S.O., Co. Cork. ..The Lady
Jane Moore
Bouglas LIo., Petersham, Surrey. ..Geo. T. Biddulph,
Esq., and the Lady Wilfreda B.
Bouglas Svp))ort, Coatbridge, Lanarks. ...Eev. Sholto
D. Campbell-Douglas (heir to Barony of Blythe-
wood)
Bowie Ldg., Doune B.S.O., Perthsh....The Et. Hon.
the Earl of Moray
Boune of llothiemurchus, Aviemore R.S.O., Inver-
ness-sh....Jno. P. Grant, Esq., and the Lady
Mary G.
Boveleyr, Uttoxeter E.S.O....Sir Arth. P. Heywood,
Bt.
Boveritlge, Derby ... The Et. Hon. Lord W^ater-
park
Bower Ho. (The), Nth. Cray, Foot's Cray, Kent...
Richd. A. S. Paget, Esq., and the Lady Muriel P.
Bowestoion, Navan, Co. Meath...The Lady Jane
Taylor
Bown Anrpney, Cricklade E.S.O....The Bt. Hon. the
Earl of St. Germans
Bournes, Crediton ...Gen. Rt. Hon. Sir Bedvers H.
Buller, g.c.b., Ud., and Lady Audrey B.
Bownhill, Colerame, Londonderry. ..The Et. Hon.
Sir Henry II. Bruce, Bt.
Bown Ho. (The), Blandford, Dorset. ..Sir Wm. H.
Smith-Marriott, Bt.
Botcning, Holywell, Flints. ...Sir Wm. H. Tate, Bt.
(property of the Earl of Denbigh)
Bownshire Ho., Belgrave Sq., S.W....The Et. Hon.
Wm. J. Pirrie
Bowns Ho., Eling, Totton, Southampton... Hon.
Mrs. Seton Montgomerie
Bownside, Otley Ed., Harrogate... Hon. Mrs. Hugh
Arbuthnott
Boicnton Hall, Ludlow... Sir Chas. H. Eouse-Bough-
ton, Bt.
Bowth Hall, Drogheda...Robt. B. G. A. Gradwell,
Esq., and the Lady Henrietta G.
Z)ra/ceZo;oP&.,Burton-oii-Trent...Sir Eobert Gresley,
Bt., and the Lady Francis G.
Braycott Cerne, Chippenham... The Et. Hon. Earl
Cowley
Braycott Hall, Richmond, Yorks. ...Sir Francis C. E.
Denys, Bt.
Braycott Manor, Stoke-upon-Trent...Sir Wm. E.
Vavasour, Bt.
Brenagh, Limavady, Co. Derry...Hon. Mrs. Conolly
M'Causland
Brimbawn, Tourmakeady E.S.O., Co. Mayo. ..Lady
M'Causland
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691
Dringhouse Manor, York...Lt.-Col. Geo. A, E. Wil-
kinson, D.S.O., and Hon. Mrs. G. W.
Dringlhorpe, York... Col. Sir Chas. J. Reed, k.c.b.
Dromagh Castle, Banteer R.S.O., Co. Cork...Wm. N.
Leader, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. L.
Dromoland Cas/le, Newmarket-on-Fergus R.S.O.,
Co. Clare... The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchiquin
Dromore Castle. Pallaskenry, Limerick... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Limerick
Dromqimina, Kenmare R.S.O., Co. Kerry... The Rt.
Hon. Sir Jno. C. R. Colomb, k.c.m.g., m.p.
Dronpan Ho., Ayr... The Rt. Hon. The Earl of Hard-
wicke
Drove Ho. (The), Thornham, King's Lynn. ..Hon.
Gilbert Legh.
Druids Cross, Wavertree, L'pool....Sir Jno. T.
Brunner, Bt., m.p.
Druimbeg, Acharacle, Argyllsh. . . .Sir Thos. R. Eraser,
M.D., F.R.S.
Drumalis, Larne, Co. Antrim... Sir Hugh H. Smiley,
Bt.
Drumbanagher, Newry, Ireland... Maj. Maxwell A.
Close, and Lady Muriel C.
Drumboe Castle, Stranorlar R.S.O., Co. Donegal...
Sir Edmd. F. Hayes, Bt.
Drumcairne, Stewartstown R.S.O.. Co. Tyrone...
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Charlemont,
Drumcar, Dunlee R.S.O., Co. Louth.. .The Rt?. Hon.
Lord Rathdonnell
Drumconora, Ennis ..Sir Michael O'Loghlen, Bt.
Drumearn, Hermitage Drive, Edinburgh... Rev. the
Hon. Arthur Gordon
Drumlanrig Castle, Thornhill, Dumfriessb...His
Grace the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry,
K.G., K.T.
Drum Manor, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. ..The Rt. Hon.
Earl Castlestewart
Drummond Castle, Crieff, Perthsh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Ancaster
Drum-na-Gesh, Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Adm.
Sir Arth. Farquhar, k.c.b.
Drumpellier Ho., Coatbridge, Lanarks....Lady
Carr ick-B n chan an
Drumreaslce Ho., Monaghan....Wm. F. de Yismes
Kane, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. TV'. K.
Drybum, Durham. ..Rt. Hon. J. L. Wharton, m.p.
Duchal, Kilmalcolm, Paisley... Sir Hugh Shaw-
Stewart, Bt., m.p., and the Lady Alice S.-S.
Dudbridge Ho., Stroud, Glouc....Gen. Sir Edward
Stanton, k.c.b.
Dudley Ho., Spring Grove, Isle worth... Lady Dodgson
Duff Ho., Banff ... His Grace the Duke of Fife, k.t.,
and H.R.H. the Princess Royal, v.a., c.i.
Duffleld Bank, Derby. ..Sir Arth. P. Heywood, Bt.
Duffleld Pk., Derby... Hon. Fredk. S. O'Grady
Duffryn, Mountain Ash, Glamorg. ...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Aberdare
Duffus Ho., Elgin. ..Sir Archib. H. Dunbar, Bt.
Dumcrieff Ho., Moffat, Dumfriessh....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Rollo
Dumfries Ho., Cumnock, Ayrsh....The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Bute
Dummer Ho., Basingstoke... Sir Richd. N. Rycroft,
Bt., and the Lady Dorothea R.
Dunard, Grange Loan, Edinburgh. ..Col. Sir Robt.
Cranston, v.u.
Dunardagh, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. ..Lady Fitz-
gerald-Arnott
Dunbarton Ho., Richmond Grn., Surrey... Hon. Mrs.
Adolphus Graves
Dunbrody Pic, Arthurstown, Waterford...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Templemore
Dunclutha, Ore, Hastings... Sir Jas. Colquhoun, Bt.
Duncombe Ph., Helmsley R.S.O., Yorks....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Feversham
Duncraig Castle, Plockton R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir
Kenneth J. Matheson, Bfc.
Duncrub Castle, Dunning R.S.O., Perthsh....The Rt.
Hon . Lord Rollo
Dundatk Ho., Co. Louth. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Roden
Dundarave, Bushmills R.S.O., Co. Antrim. ..Sir Fras.
E. Workman-Macnaghten, Bt.
Dundermott, Co. Roscommon, Ballymoe R.S.O....
The Rt. Hon. Sir Nicholas R.O'Conor, g.cb.
Dun Dhu, Aberfoyle R.S.O., Perthsh....The Lady
Alice Eyre
Dundridge, Totnes...Sir Robt. Harvey
Dundrum, Cashel, Co. Tipperary...The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Hawardeu
Duneaves, Harrow... Hon. Lady Welby
Dunedin Ldg., Folkestone... Sir. Alf. M. Watkin, Bt.
Dunglass, Dunbar. ..Sir Basil F. Hall, Bt.
Dunira, Crieff, Perthsh....Sir Chas. H. Dundas, Bt.
Dunkeld Ho., Dunkeld, Perthsh....His Grace the
Duke of Atholl, k.t.
Dunkinhalg, Accrington ...Lady Petre
Dunloskin, Carrickfergus...Capt. Conway Higginson
and Hon. Mrs. C. H.
Dunmore, Carlisle Rd., Eastbourne. ..Col. Chas. J.
0. FitzGerald, cb., and the Lady Alice F.
Dunmore, Teignmouth . . . Lady Lucas
Dunmore Pk., Larbert, Stirlingsh....Hon. Mrs. Claud
Hamilton
Dunmoyle, Six Mile Cross, Co. Tyrone. ..Rt. Hon.
J ohn Ross
Dunnichen, Forfar. ..Lady Metcalfe
Dunphail R.S.O., Elginsh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Thurlow, f.r.s.
Dunraven Castle, Bridgend, Glamorg.... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Dunraven, k.p.
Dunrobin Castle, Golspie, Sutherland... His Grace
the Duke of Sutherland, k.g.
Dunrozel, Haslemere R.S.O....Hon. Fras. A. R.
Russell
Dunsany Castle, Drumree, Co.Meath...TheRt. Hon.
Lord Dunsany
Dunskey. Portpatrick, Stranraer, Wigtownsh....
The Lady Augusta Orr-Ewing
Dunsmore, nr. Rugby. ..Sir P. A. Muntz, Bt., m.p.
Dunstall Hall, Burton-on-Trent ... Sir Reginald
Hardy, Bt.
Dunstall Priory, Shoreham, Sevenoaks...The Rt.
Hon. Dowager Lady Dunsany
Duntreath Castle, Strathblane, Glasgow. ..Sir Archib.
Edmonstone, Bt.
Dunvegan Castle, I. of Skye...Macleod of Macleod
Dupplin Castle, Perth. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Kinnoull
Durdans (The), Epsom. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Rosebery, k.g., k.t., f.r.s.
Durham Ho., Smith St., Chelsea, S.W....Sir Bruce
M. Seton, Bt.
Durlslon, Elsworthy Rd., Hampstead, N.W....Sir
Jno. M. Burt
Durward Ho., Kensington Ct., W....Hon. John R.
L. Yarde-Buller
Durioeston, Blandford, Dorset... Alan W. Heber-
Percy, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. H.-P.
Dutch lands, Gt. Missenden R.S.O., Bucks.... Hon.
Mrs. Cecil Howard
Dyer Street Ho., Cirencester ... Hon. Allen B.
Bathurst, m.p.
Dynes Hall, Halstead, Essex... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Deerhurst
Dynevor Castle, Llandilo R.S.O., Carmarths....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Dynevor
Dyrham Ldg., Clifton Pk., Bristol. ..The Rt. Rev.
Bishop Marsden
Dysart Ho., Fife. ..Sir Mich. B. Nairn, Bt.
Eaglehall, Pateley Bridge, Leeds ... The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Mountgarret
Earl Croome's Ct., Worcester... Hon. Chas. J.
Coventry
Earlsfee Hall, Pitsea, Essex... Sir Duncan A. D.
Campbell, Bt.
Earl Soham Ldg., Framlingham, Suff....Sir Auck-
land Colvin, k.cs.i.
Earlston Ho., Kirkcudbright... Sir Wm. Gordon, Bt.
Earn Bank, Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh....Sir
Wm. C. Dunbar, Bt., c.B.
Earnock, Hamilton, Lanarks....Sir Jno. Watson, Bt.
Eartham Ho., Chichester... Maj. Sir Jno. P. Mil.
banke, Bt., Y<&
East Bergholt Ldg., nr. Colchester. ..Sir Collingwood
Hughes, Bt.
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Index to Seats and Residences
Farnham Royal R.S.O.,
e Roberts and Hon. Mrs.
East Burnham Grove.
Bucks. ..Rev. W. Pa
P. R.
EastCarleton, Norwich ..The Rt.Hon. Lord Lindley
East Close Ho., Christchurch...Sir Geo. A. E. Tapps-
G.-Meyrick, Bt.
East Ct., St. Lawrence, Ramsgate...Sir Wm. II.
Wills, Bt.
East Cowes Castle, I.W....The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Gort
E 1st Dean, Salisbury ...Hon. Henry D. Curzon
Ejstdown Ho., Barnstaple... The Dowager Lady
Chichester
Easterlands, Washfield, Tiverton. ..Sir Edwin H.
Dunning
Easttie/d, Camberley...Maj.-Gen. Sir Charles B.
Knowles, k.c.b.
Eastjieid no., Whitchurch, Reading. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Lady iialdon
Eas/hampstead Pk., Wokingham. ..The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Downshire (let)
East Hill, East Liss, Hants... Hon. Mrs. Christopher
Cardew
F.asthorpe Hall, Malton ..Hon. Francis H. Dawnay
Exst Liberty, "Wells, Som....The Rt. Rev. Bishop
Stirling.
East mount, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W....Hon. Roger A. P.
North
Eastnor Castle, Ledbury, Herefs....The Lady Henry
Somerset
Easton Ct., Tenbury, Wore... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Glanusk
Easton Hall, Grantham ... Sir Montague A. R.
Cholmeley, Bt.
Easton Ldg., Dunmow, Essex. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Warwick (let)
Easton Neston, Towcester...Sir Thos. G. Fermor-
Hesketh, Bt.
Easton Pk., Wickham Mkt., Suff....The Lady Mary
Douglas-Hamilton
East Pallant Ho., Chichester. ..Lady Lennox
East Sheen Ldg., Mortlake, SW....His Grace the
Duke of Fife, k.t., and H.R.H. the Princess
Royal, v.a., c.i.
East Sutton Pic, Staplehurst R.S.O....Sir Robt. M.
Filmer, Bt.
East Thorpe, Reading ..The Dowager Lady Cooke
East-well Pk., Ashford ...The Rt. Hon. Lord Gerard
Eastwood, Falfield R.S.O., Glouc....Sir Geo. B.
Jenkinson, Bt.
Eathorpe Hall, Leamington... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Clonmell
Eaton Hall, Chester... His Grace the Duke of
Eaton Ho., 66a Eaton Sq., S.W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Walsingham, f.r.s.
Eaton Ho., Norwich ..Capt. Geo. II. Heaviside and
the Lady Sophia H.
Eaton Tower, Caterham, Surrey. ..Sir Wm. Lee-
Warner, K. C.S.I.
Ebberston Ho., Scarborough... The Dowager Lady
Cayley
Ebrington, Campden R.S.O., Glouc. ...Archib. II.
Gordon-Duff, Esq , and the Lady Frances G.-D.
Ebworth Pk., Stroud, Glouc... Hon. Reginald II.
Bertie and the Lady Amy B.
Eccle Riggs. Brongliton-in-Purness R.S.O....The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Cross, g.cb., f.r.s.
Edenhall, Langwathby R.S.O., Cumbd....Sir Richard
G. Musgrave, Bt., and Hon. Lady M. (let)
Eden Ho., Banff.. ..Sir Richd. Nicholson
Eden Lacy, Lazonby R.S.O.. Cumbd. .. Sir Robt. II.
Borwick
Eden Ldg., Putney, S.W. ... Rev. the Hon. Robt.
Henley, m.a.
Edenlhorpe Hall, Doncasteiv.The Right Hon. Earl
Fitzwilliam
Edermine, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford. ..Sir Jas. D.
Power, Bt.
Edgbaston Hall, B'ham....Sir Jas. Smith
Edgebrook, Sheringham, Comer... Hon. Jno. W.
Mansfield
Edge Grove, Watford. ..Chas. E. Barnett, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. C. B.
Edinchip, Balquhidder R.S.O., Pert hsh. .. Sir Mal-
colm Mac Gregor, Bt., r.n., with his mother,
Lady Helen Mac G.
Edingight Ho., Keith, Banffsh. ... Sir Jno. Innes,
Bt.
Edmondthorpe Hall, Oakham. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Yarborough.
Edmonstone, Gilmerton, Midlothian... Sir John D.
Don-Wauchope, Bt.
Edwardsfone Hatl, Boxford, Colchester... Col. Hon.
Henry W. Lowry-Corry
Edwin\ford, Llandilo R.S.O., Carmarths....Sir Jas.
H. W. Williams-Drummond, Bt.
Edymead Ho., Launceston...Col. Hon. Chas. C. G.
Byng
Egerton Ldg. Melton Mowbray... Arth. Y. Pryor,
Esq. and his wife, the Rt. Hon. Elizabeth,
Countess of Wilton
Eggesford Ho., Wembworthy R.S.O., N. Devon...
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Portsmouth
Egginton Hall, Burton-on-Trent...Sir Edwd. 0.
Every, Bt.
Eglinton, Sandymount, Dublin ... Sir Robt. W.
Jackson, cb.
Eglinton Castle, Irvine, Avrsh....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Eglinton and Winton
Eildon Hall, St. Boswells, Roxb....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dalkeith, m.p.
Elcho Castle, Perth... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Wemyss and March.
Elderslie Ho., Renfrew... The Lady Anne Speirs
Hilary, 7 Prince's Pk., L'pool...Sir Chas. Petrie
Etlergreen, Kendal, Westinorld. . ..Charles J. Cropper,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. C.
Ellerslie Ho., Earl's Avenue, Folkestone... Gen. Sir
Rowley S. Sale-Hill, k.c.b.
Ellingham Hall, Ch-dthiil R.S.O.,N'thumb....Sir Jno.
de M. Haggerstou, Bt.
Elmer oft. Goring, Reading ..Maj. Ernest Gambier-
Parry and Hon. Mrs. E. G.-P.
Elm Field, Potter's Bar, Middx. ... Sydney A..
Ponsonby, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. S. P.
Elmham Hall, Dereham, Norf....The Rt. Hon. Earl
Sondes
Elmina, St. Mary Church, Torquay... Lady Marshall
Elmore Ct., Gloucester. ..sir Win. F. G. Guise, Bt.
Elm Pk., Clarina, Limerick... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Clarina
Elm Pic, Merrion, Co. Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon. Mary
A.nne, Lady Ffrench
Elms (The), Acton, Middx. ...The Rt. Hon. Jas.
Round, m.p.
Elms (The), Avenue Rd., Reg. Pk., N.W....Lady
Harris
Elms (The), Bedhampton, Havant, Hants.. ..Col.
L. G. Fawkes, k.a., and the Lady Constance F.
Elms (The), Chalfont St. Peter's, Gerrard's Cross
R.S.O....Adm. Sir Richd. V. Hamilton, g.c.b.
Elms (The), Hendon ..Baroness do Bush
Elms (The), Shortlanrts, Bromley, Kent. ..Gen. Sir
Alex. R. Badcock, k.c.b.
Elms (The), Stone, Falfield R.S.O., Glouc. ..Hon.
Chas. Holmes-a'Court
Elms \The), Sutton Bonnington, Loughborough...
Lady Armstrong
Elmsall Ldg., Pontefract...Sir Chas. W. Strickland,
Bt.
Elm wood, St. Peter's, Ramsgatc.Sir Alfd. C. W.
Harmsworth, Bt.
Elsenham Hall, Bishop's Stort ford... Sir Walter
Gilbcy, Bt.
Elsham Hall, Elsham R S.O., Lines.. ..Sir F.a;. E.
G. Astley-Corbett, Bt., and Lady Gertrude A.-C.
Elsick, Stonehaven, kincardmes....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Southesk
El stead, Godalming. Charlotte, Lady Jephson
Elston, Shrewton, Wilts. ..Robt. S. Sievier, Esq., and
the Lady Mabel S.
Elstowe, Ash, Aldershot...Capt. Servants Morland
and Hon. Mrs. S. M.
Elswick Ho., Newcastle - on -Tyne... Sir Wm. H.
Stephenson
Elton Hall, Peterborough ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Carysfort, k.p.
Elton Manor, nr. Nottingham... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Grantley
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693
Elvaston Castle, Derby. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Harrington
Elveden Ball, nr. Thetford...The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Iveagh, k.p.
Elvetham Pk., Winchlield, Hants.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Calthorpe
Elwell, West Buckland, Sth. Moulton, Devon... Sir
Robt. J. Crosthwaite, k.c.s.i.
Ely Ho., 37 Dover St., W....The Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Ely
Ely Ho., Richmond, Surrey. ..Hon. Harriet Brodrick
Ely Ho., Wexford .Lady Doran
Ely Ldg., Enniskillen . . .The Most Hon. the Marquess
of Ely
Emral Pk., Worthenbury, Wrexham . . .Lady Puleston
of Emral
Enbrook, Sandgate, Kent. ..The Rt. Hon. Elizabeth.
Countess of Chichester
Endsleigh, Tavistock... His Grace the Duke of
Bedford, k.g.
Enfield CL, Middx. . . . Col. Sir Alfred P.F.C. Somerset,
K.C.B.
Enford, Pewsey, Wilts. ...Sir Wm. C. Petheram
Enfflemere, Ascot Heath. ..P.M. the Rt. Hon. Earl
Roberts, k.p.
Englemere Ldg., A.scot ..Sir Wm. F. Miller, Bt.
Enplemere Wood, Ascot ...Hon. Mrs. Geoffrey Hill
Embury Manor, Kinson, Bournemouth. ..Hon. Mrs.
Arth. Fortescue
Eridffe Castle, Tunb. Wells... The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Abergavenny, k.g.
ZsVwes.Tarbert, Argyllsh. ...Sir Jno. Deni jon-Pender,
K.C.M.G.
Erie Hall, Plympton, Devon. ..Lady Buller
Errol Pk., Errol R.S.O., Perthsh....Sir Wm. Ogilvy
Dalgleish, Bt.
Errwood Hall, Buxton. ..Hon. Mrs. Edwd. Preston
Escot, Ottery St. Mary, Devon... The Rt. Hon. Sir
Jno. H. Kennaway, Bt., c.b., m.p.
Escrick Pk., York... The Rt. Hon. Lord Wenlock,
G.C.S.I.
Esher PL, Esher . Sir Edgar Vincent, k.c.m.g., m.p.,
and the Lady Helen V.
Eshton Hall, Gargrave, Leeds... Sir Mathew W.
Wilson, Bt.
JE's7mfirfonP£.,Whittingham R.S.O., N'thumbd...The
Rt. Hon. Dord Ravensworth
Essendon PI., Hatfield ..The Hon. Baron Dimsdale
Estcourl, Tetbury, Glouc....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Estcourt
Etal Manor, Cornhill R.S.O., Northumb....Lady
Laing
Ethie Castle, Arbroath, Forfarsh....TheRt.Hon.the
Earl of Northesk
Ettrick Cott., Farnborough, Hants ..The Rt. Hon.
Dowager Lady Napier and Ettrick
Euston Hall, Thetford...His Grace the Duke of
Grafton, k.g.
Everingham Pk., York. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Herries
Everlands, Sevenoaks... Colin F. Campbell, Esq.,
and the Lady Angela C.
Eversley Pk., Winchmore Hill, N.... The Most Hon.
Caroline, Marchioness of Ely
Evington P/.,Ashford, Kent . .. Sir Jno. W.Hony wood,
Bt.
Ewart Pk., Wooler R.S.O., N'thumb. ...Count St.
Paul
Ewell Grove, Epsom.. ..Sir David Evans, k.c.m.g.
Ewhurst Pk., Basingstoke... His Grace the Duke of
Wellington, k.g.
Exbourne Manor. Exbourne R.S.O., Devon. ..Sir
Roper Lechbridge, k.c.i.e.
Exmoor, Sth. Molton, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Ebrington
Exton Pk., Oakham. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Gainsborough
Eyarth, Ruthin, Denbighsh....Hon. Edwd. Hewitt
Eydon Hall, Byfield R.S.O., Northants...The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Valentia (let)
Eyot Villa, The Mall, Chiswick...Sir Jno. I. Thorny-
croft, P.R.S.
Eythorne Ho., Dover . .The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Guilford
Failand Ho., nr. Bristol.. .The Rt. Hon. Sir Edwd.
Fry, f.r.s.
Fair Croft, Upp. Richmond Rd., Putney, S.W....The
. Lady Gwendolen Herbert
Fairfield, Bridgwater... The Rt. Hon. Sir Alex.
F. -Acland-Hood, Bt., m.p., and Hon. Lady
F -A.-C.
Fairfield, Lyme Regis. ..Sir Campbell Munro, Bb.
Fairhaven, Winchester. ..Gen. Sir Cecil J. East, k.c.b.
Fairhill, Tonbridge...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Derby, k.g.
Fairlawn, Goldsworth, Woking... Lady Thorne
Fairlawn, Paignton, Devon. ..Hon. Mrs. David
Arbuthnott
Fairlawn, Wimbledon Com., S.W....Lady Saunders
Fairlie Ho„ Beauly R.S.O., Inverness-sh....Hon.
Bernard Constable-Maxwell
Fairmile Ho., Cobham, Surrey... Sir George C. H.
Armstrong, Bt.
Fairoak, Petersfield, Hants.. ..Hon. Henry A. Rolls
Fair Oak, Rogate, Petersfield... Adm. Sir Wm. R.
Kennedy, k.c.b.
Fairoak Ldg., Bishopstoke, Hants. ... Sir Arthur
II. Grant. Bt.
Faithlegg Ho., Waterford...Patk. J. M. Power,
Esq., and the Lady Olivia P.
Falconhurst, Eden Bridge, Kent.. .The Rt. Hon. Jno.
G. Talbot, m.p.
Falcon Wood, Shooter's Hill, Kent. ..Sir Clarence
Smith
Fallapit, Kingsbridge, S. Devon... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ashcombe
Falloden, Chathill R.S.O., N'thumb....The Rt. Hon.
Sir Edwd. Grey, Bt., m.p.
Fallow field, Chislehurst.Sir Patteson Nickalls
Fan CL. Cherlsey . Sir Edwd. T>. Stem
Fannich, Lochluichart R.S.O., Ro^s-sh.. . Vernon J.
Watney, Esq., and the Lady Margaret W.
Farley Copse, Bracknell, Berks. ...Sir Donald C.Mao
nabb, k.c.i.e.
Farm Hill Ho., Waltham Abbey. ..Lady Francis
Farm Ho., Glynde, Lewes ...Fd.-Marsh. The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Wolseley, k.p.
Farm Ho. (The), Holkham, Wells R.S.O., Norfolk...
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Coke
Farmleiah, Castleknock R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Iveagh, k.p.
Farnborough Hall, nr. Banbury. ..Mary, Lady Clay
Farnham, Cavan . The Rt. Hon. Lord Farnbam
Farnham Castle, Surrey ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Winchester
Farnham Cott., Farnham Royal R.S.O., Bucks....
Hon. Elizabeth Montagu
Farr, Daviot R.S.O., Invernessh....Lady Stapleton
Farringford, Freshwater R.S.O., I.W....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Tennyson, g.c.m.g.
Fartherwell, West Mailing, Kent.. ..Hon. Edwd. V.
Bligh and Lady Isabel B.
Fasnadarach, Dinnet R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Capt.
Philip F. Tillard, e..n, and the Lady Francis
Cecily, his wife
Fasque, Laurencekirk, Kincards....Sir Jno. R. Glad-
stone, Bt.
Fawley C/.,nr.IIenley-on-Thames...Lady Stapleton
Fawsley Pk., Daventry...The Rt. Hon. Lady
Knightley
Fay gate Wood, Horsham, Sussex... Sir Claud Alex-
ander, Bt.
Felix Hall, Kelvedon R.S.O., Essex. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir
Henry P. Ewart, g.c.v.o., and Lady Evelyn E.
(property of Sir Thos. Western, Bt.)
Felthorpe, Norwich... Hon. Corisanda Guest
Feniscowles Hall, Blackburn lSir William L.
Feniscowles Ho., Scarborough j Feilden, Bt.
Fenton, Wooler R.S.O., N'thumb....Hon. Fredk. W.
Lambton, m.p.
Ferguslie Pk., Paisley... Sir Thos. G. Glen-Coats, Bt.
Fermoy, Co. Cork. ..Sir G. W. Abercromby, Bt.
Fernacres Cott., Pulmer, Stoke Poges R.S.O....The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Emlyn
Fern Cliff, Heaton Mersey, Manchester... Sir Jas.
Hoy
Fernhill, Southampton ... Sir Coleridge A. F.
Kennard, Bt.
Fernhill, Windsor... Lady Errington
Fernlea, Bowdon, Altrincham...Sir Wm. Polh't
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Fcrnleigh, High Pk., Ryde...Hon. Mrs. David Erskine
I Fern ley, Maidenhead... Capt. Hon. Jas. T. Fitz-
Maurice, r.n.
Ferns (The), Crickley Hill, Gloucester.... Sir fm. T.
Thiselton-Dyer, k.c.m.g., f.k.s.
Ferns (The), Oldfield Rd., Bath. ..Rev. Leonard R.
Hancock and Hon. Mrs. L. H.
Fernside, Killiney, Co. Dublin... Sir Wm. H. Find-
Fern Tower, Crieff, Perthsh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Abercromby
Fernwood, Wimbledon Pk., S.W....Sir Chas. A.
Elliott, K. c.s.i.
Fetcham, Leatherhead...Sir Eras. S. G. Moon, Bt.
Fettercairn Ho., Laurencekirk, Aberdeensh....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Clinton
Fetteresso Castle, Stonehaven, N.B. . Lady Duff
Feu Ho., Perth.. ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of
St. Andrews
Field Ho., Hursley, Winchester. ..Hon. Geo. W.
Hewitt
Field PL, Horsham... Sir Jno. C. E.Shelley, Bt., and
Hon. Lady S.
Fillongley Hall, Coventry. ..Hon. Henry A. Adderley
Finavon, , Forfarsh ..Lt.-Col. Chas. Greenhill-
Gardyne and Hon. Mrs. C. G.-G.
Finchcoeks, Goudhurst, Kent. ..The Rt. Hon. Sir Jas.
Stirling, f.k.s.
Firby Hall, York ... Lt.-Col. Edwd. H. Clough-
Taylor and the Lady Mary C.-T.
Firlands, Bracknell, Berks.. ..Hon. Mrs. Geo. Ark-
wright
Firle PL, Lewes. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount
Gage
Firs (The), Headington Hill, Oxford. ..Lt.-Col. Hon.
Edwd. A. Holmes-a'Court
Fisher's Hill, Woking, Surrey ..The Rt. Hon.
Gerald W. Balfour and the Ladv Betty B.
Fishery (The), Cookham. Berks. .. The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Radnor
Fitsjohn's, Rugby. ..Sir Spencer P. M. Maryon-
Wilson, Bt.
Fiunary, Shandon, Helensburgh, Dumb.. ..Lady
Macleod
Flaneswood, Sevenoaks ..Hon. Gertrude Boscawen
Flaxley Abbey, Newnham, Glouc....Sir Thos. H.
Crawley-Boevey, Bt.
Flixlon, The Park, Nottingham... Sir Saml. G.John-
son
Flixton Hall, Bungay. ..Sir Fredk. Edward Shafto
Adair, Bt.
Floors Castle, Kelso. ..His Grace the Duke of Rox-
burghe, k.t.
Florence Ct., Enniskillen...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Enniskillen, k.p.
Florys, Wimbledon Pk., S.W....Rear-Adm. Sir Wm.
J. L. Wharton, k.c.b., f.r.s.
Flowerdale, Gairloch R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Kenneth
J. Mackenzie, Bt., and the Lady Marjory M.
Floioer Hill, Tynah, Loughrea, Co. Galvvay...Hon.
Chas. A. Nugent
Flowermead, Wimbledon Pk., S.W....The Rt. Hon.
John Morley, f.r.s., m.p.
Flush, Heckmondwike, Normanton...Sir Chas. H.
Firth
Fonthill Abbey, Salisbury... The Lady Octavia Shaw-
Stewart
Ford, Bideford. .Adm. Sir Wm. M. Dowell, g.c.b.
Ford (The), Greywell, Winchfteld, Hants.. ..Hon.
Stephen W. B. Coleridge
Ford Castle, Cornhill R.S.O., N'thumb.... The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Waterford, k.p.
Fordell, Inverkeithing R.S.O., Fil'esh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Buckinghamshire
Ford Ho., Newton Abbot, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Devon
Foremark Hall, Repton, Burton-upon-Trent...Sir
Fras. Burdett, Bt.
Forest Coll., Pound Hill, Crawley, Sussex. ..Hon.
Neville Lytton
Forest Farm, Balcombe, Ilaywards Heath ... The
Lord Fredk. J. Fitzlioy
Forest Ho., Bracknell, Berks. ...Hon. Hugh H. Hare
Forest Ldg., Binlield, Bracknell, Berks. ... Lady
Morshead
and Residences
Forest Ldg., Shooter's Hill, Kent. ..Capt. Sir George
R. Vyvyan, k.c.m.g.
Forest of Birse, Aboyne R.8.O., Aberdeensh....Hon,
Ruaidhri Erskine
Forest Row, East Grinstead...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Colchester
Forglen Ho., Banffsh., nr. Turriff... Sir George W.
Abercromby, Bt. (let)
Formosa PL, Cookham, Maidenhead ... Sir Geo.
Youns?, Bt.
Forres Ho., Forres, Elginsh....Col. Wm. Gordon-
Cumming and Hon. Mrs. W. G.-C.
Fort Granite, Baltinglass, Co. ■ Wicklow...Capt.
Meade Dennis and Hon. Mrs. M. D.
Fortland, Mt. Nugent, Ballyjamesduff R.S.O., Co.
Cavan ..Maj. Hon. Henry E. Maxwell, u.s.o.
Fort Stewart, Ramelton R.S.O., Co. Donegal. ..Sir
Harry J. U. Stewart, Bt.
Foss Ho., Pitlochry, Perthsh....Sir Neil James
Fota lsld., Queenstown...The Rt. Hon. Lord Barry-
more
Foulis Castle, Evanton R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Hector
Munro, Bt.
Fountain Hall, Pencaitland, naddingtonsh....Sir
Thos. N. Dick-Lauder, Bt.
Four Flrns, Eden Bridge, Kent... Sir Hy. W. Bliss,
K.C.I.E.
Foxcombe, Boar's Hill, Wootton, Berks.... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Berkeley
Fox Covert, Corstorphine R.S.O., Midlothn....Lady
Chalmers
Fox Hill, West Haddon, Rugby. ..Hon. Edwd. A.
Fitzroy, m.p.
Foxlydiate Ho., Redditch, Wore... Mortimer R.
Margesson, Esq., and the Lady Isabel M.
Foxroek, Dublin. ..The O'Morchoe
Frame-wood, Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks. ...Sir John
C. Bell
Franltfort, Montenotte, Cork. ..Sir Alfd. G. Dobbin
Frankleigh Ho., Bradford-on- Avon... Rev. the Hon.
Sidney Meade
Frant Ct., Tunb. Wells ..Hon. Louisa Canning
Free Chase, Ilaywards Heath, Sussex... Lady Allen
Free/and Ldg., Woodstock... J as. F. Mason, Esq.,
and Lady Evelyn M.
Freeholds, 2 De Frene Rd., Sydenham, S.E....Hon.
Chas. E. Hobart-Hampden
Frenchay Pk., Bristol ..Wm. H. P. Jenkins, Esq.,
and the Lady Caroline J.
Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon... The Rt. Hon. Lord
De Freyne
Frensham Hall, Haslemere R.S.O....Hon. Chas. A.
Ellis
Fretherne Ct., Stonehouse, Glouc....Sir Lionel E.
Darell, Bt.
Friars (The), Aylesford, Maidstone... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Aylesford
Frilsham Ho., nr. Newbury. ..Sir Wm. Gull, Bt.
Frogmore Ho., Windsor... II. M. King Edward VII.
Frogmore Pk., Blackwater, Camberley...Hon. Mrs.
Fras. FitzRoy
Frognal, Foot's Cray, Kent. ..Hon. Robt. Marsham
Townshend
Frognal, Sunninghill, Ascot. ..Sir Walter Palmer,
Bt., M.P.
Frognel, Torquay... Hon. Mrs. Jno. Bridgeman
Froyle PL, Alton, Hants.. ..Sir Chas. J. 11. Miller, Bt.
Fri/ston Hall, Ferry-bridge, Normanton, Yorks....
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Crewe
Fulham Palace, S.W....The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop
of London
Fullarton Ho., Troon, Ayrsh....His Grace the Duke
of Portland, k.g.
Fullarton, Troon, Ayrsh....Sir Matthew Arthur, Bt.
Fulmer Gdns., Stoke Poges R.S.O....C0I. Hon.
Henry C. Legge, cv.o.
Fulmer Hall, do., do.. ..Sir Jno. C. Willoughby, Bt.
Fulmer PL, do., do. ...Adm. of the Fleet Lord Jno.
Hay. g.c.b.
Furry Pk., Raheny, Co. Dublin... Sir Ralph S.Cusack
Furze Hill, Pirbright, Woking. ..Lady Stanley
Fyfield Ho., Maidenhead. .Lt.-Col. FitzRoy A. T.
Clayton and the Lady Isabel C.
Gable End, Aliesley, Coventry. ..Lt. -Gen. Sir Hy. R.
L. Newdigate, k.c.h.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
695
Gables [The), Barton Fields, Canterbury... Sir Geo.
Collard
Gablet (The), East Sheen, Mortlake, S.W....Sir Chas.
S. Bagot
Gables (The), Surbiton.Sir Alfd. Cooper
Gadbrook, Betchworth R.S.O., Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs.
Fredk, Holland
Gaddesden PI., Hemel Hempstead... The Rt. Hon.
Thos. F. Halsey, m.p.
Gadebridge Pk., Hemel Hempstead... Sir Chas. N. P.
Paston-Cooper, Bt.; and the Princess Tatiana
Dolgorouki (his wife)
Gainslaw Ho., Berwick-upon-Tweed... Bt. Hon. Sir
Gainsford Bruce
Gale Cott., Chelwood, Gt. Uckfield...The Lord Boot.
Cecil
Galgorm Castle, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. ..The Bt.
Hon. Jno. Young
Gallagh, Tuam, Co. Gal way ..The O'Maine Mor
Gallen Priory, Ferbane R.S.O., King's Co....8ir
Andrew H. Armstrong, Bt.
Galloway Ho., Garlieston R S.O., Wigtownsh....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Galloway
Galloway Ldg., Boscombe, Bournemouth... Lucy,
Lady Dunbar
Gallowhill, Paisley. ..Sir Hugh II . Smiley, Bt.
Galtrim Ho., Summerhill, Enfield, Co. Meath...Jas.
G. Fox, Esq. (The Fox)
Galway Cottage, Chertsey...The Marquis of Euvigny
and Baineval
Ganton Hall, York. ..Sir Chas. Legard, Bt.
Garatshay, Loughborough. ..Col. Hon. Montagu
Curzon
Garbally CL, Ballinasloe, Co. Gal way... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Clancarty
Garden Ho. (The), Wheathampstead, St. Albans...
Sir Cecil Clementi-Smith, g.c.m.g.
Garlands, Harrow-on-the-Hill...Sir Arthur F. Hort,
Bt.
Garlinge, "Westgate-on-Sea R.S.O....Hon. Geoffrey
C. Twisleton-W.-Fiennes
Garnafailagh, Athlone ... Hon. Robt. A. Handcock
Gamons, Hereford. ..Sir Jno. R. G. Cotterell, Bt.,
and the Lady Evelyn C.
. Garnstone Castle, Weobly R.S.O., Herefs....Sir Jos.
Verdin, Bt.
Garranmor, Kilmaothomas B.S.O., Co. "Water ford...
Nich. R. P. O'Shee, Esq., and the Lady Gwendo-
linaO'S.
Garrick's Villa, Hampton, Middx....Sir J. Clifton
Robinson
Garrochty, , Bute... Sir Win. Mac Ewen, m.d.,
f.r.s.
Garrowby, Bp. Wilton, York... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Halifax
Garryhill, Bagenalstown, Co. Carlow.Rev.the Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Bessborougb, m.a..
Garryhundon, do., do. ...Sir Thos. P. Butler.Bt.
Garsicood, Newton-le- Willows, Lanes. ...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Gerard
Garth Castle, Aberfeldy, Perths. . . Sir Donald Currie,
G.C.M.G.
Garth Gwynion, Machynlleth, Montgom. ... Sir
Henry A. Wiggin, Bt.
Gartmore B.S.O., Perthsh....Sir Chas. W. Cayzer,
Bt., M.P.
Garvagh Ho., Garvagh R.S.O., Co. Derry...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Garvagh
Garvoch Ho., Whalley Range, Manchester... Sir Wm.
J, Sinclair
Garvocks, Greenock... Sir Chas. B. Renshaw. Bt., 11. v.
Galley Pk., Kingsland R.S.O., Herefs....Maj. Edwd.
Marten Dunne and Hon. Mrs. E. D.
Gaulston Pk., Killucan, Co. Westmeath...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Kilmaine
Gaunt s Ho., Wimborne, Dorset. ..Sir Richard G.
Glyn, Bt.
Gawithfield, Arrad Foot, TTlverston ... Wm. F.
Egerton, Esq., and the Lady Alice E.
Gawsworth Hall, Macclesfield... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Harrington
Gawsworth Old Hall, do....Wm. S. Waithman, Esq.,
and the Lady Leicester W.
Gawthorpe Hall, Burnley ... The Bt. Hon. Lord
Shuttleworth
Gaynes Hall, St. Neots.Hon. Mrs. Wm. Duberly
Gayton Hall, King's Lynn. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Romney
Geashill Castle, Geashill R.S.O., King's Co.. ..The
Rt. Hon. Lord Digby
Gelli (The), Malpas, Cheshire... Hon. Georgina
Kenyon
Geraldine PL, St. Finnbarr's, Cork.., Sir Edwd.
FitzGerald, Bt.
Gibliston Ho., Colinsburgh R.S.O., Fifesh....Sir
Archib. Ava Campbell, Bt.
Gibraltar Close, Cookham Dean, Cookham Rise,
Bei-ks....Sir Alfred Major
Gill Hall, Dromore R.S.O., Co. Down. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Clanwilliam
Gilmer ton, Haddington... Sir Alex. Kinloch, Bt.
Gilmilmcroft, Mauchline, Ayrsh....Sir Henry T.
Farquhar, Bt., and Hod, Lady F.
Gilmuire, Ascot. ..Hon. Lady Pousonby, v.A.
Gipsy Ldg., Norwood, S.E....Gen. Sir Alex. G.
Montgomery -Moore, k.c.b., and Hon. Lady M.-M.
Gisburn Pk., nr. Clitheroe...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ribblesdale
Gissing Hall, Diss, Norfolk ...Sir Kenneth H. Kemp,
Bt.
Glamis Castle, Glamis R.S.O., Forfarsh. . . The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne
Glanleam, Valencia I., Co. Kerry. ..Sir Maurice
FitzGerald, Bt.
Glan Llyn, Bala R.S.O., Merioneths....Sir Herb. L.
W. Williams-Wynn, Bt.
Glanmore, Templemore, Co. Tipperary...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Orkney
Glanrafon, Sketty R.S.O., Glamorg....Hon. Odo R.
Vivian
Glanteifi, Kew Gdns....Sir Jas. W. Szlumper
GlanuskPk., Crickhowell, Brecons.
Glanwye, Builth R.S.O., same Co.... J JJ£a Ulan'
Glan-y-Mor, Beaumaris Sir Wm. H. Bailey
Glanymor, St. David's R.S.O., Pembrokes....The
Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Swansea
Glasclune, Nth. Berwick... The Bt. Hon. Lord
Kinross
Glasnevin Ho., Dublin. ..Lt.-Col. Henry G. Lindsay
and Hon. Mrs. H. L.
Glassaugh Ho., Portsoy R.S.O., Banffsh. ... Lady
Duff
Glasslough R.S.O., Co. Monaghan...Sir Jno. Leslie,
Bt., and the Lady Constance L.
Glaston Ho., Uppingham ... The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Lady Lilford
Glutton, nr. Peterborough... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Sherard
Glebe Ldg., 18 Blessington Ed., Blackheath, S.E....
Sir Samuel Purcell, k.c.b.
Gledfield Ho., Ardgay, Ross-sh....Sir Kenneth J.
Matheson, Bt.
Gledhoio Hall, Leeds. ..Sir Jas. Kitson, Bt., m.p.
Glemham Hall, Wickham Mkt.R.S.O., Surf. . . .The Rt. \
Hon. Lady North
Glen (7%<?),Endcliffe Vale, Sheffield. ..Lady Stephen- I
son
Glen (The), Innerleithen R.S.O., Peeblesh. ... Sir
Chas. Tennant, Bt.
Glenaethwy, Bangor, Carnarvs . . Hon. Gilbert N. Irby
Glenahira Ldg., Co. Waterford, nr. Clonmel ... The
Rt. Hon. Lord Ashtown
Glen Ancrum, Guildford. ..Lt.-Col. Chas. Tredcroft
and Hon. Mrs. C. T.
Glenara, Bexhill-on-Sea ... The Lord Fras. G. G.
Osborne
Glenarm Castle, Lame, Co. Antrim... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Antrim
Glenart Castle, Arklow.Co. Wicklow...The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Carysfort, k.p.
Glen Barrahane, Skibbeieen, Co. Cork. ..Sir Jno. J.
Coghill, Bt.
Glenbeigh, Killarney... Rowland G. A. Allanson-
Winn, Esq. (heir to Headiey Barony)
Glenbreck Ldg., Broughton, Peeblessh....Sir Walter
Thorburn, m.p.
Glencairn, Leamington... Hon. Mrs. Chas. Went-
worth-Fitzwilliam
Glencamock, Torquay ...Lady MacGregor
Glencarrig Ho., Gleneaiy B.S.O., Co. Wicklow...Sir
Conyngham Greene, k.c.b.. and the Lady Lily G.
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Glencoe, Rallachulish R.S.O., Argyllsh....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Strathcona and Mt. Koyal
Glendale, Harold Rd., Norwood, S.E....Sir August
Manns
Glendorgal, Newquay, Cornw... Sir Richd. Tangye
Glen Dye, Banchory R.S.O., Kincards...Sir Jno:
R. Gladstone, Bt.
Gleneagles, Auchterarder, Perthsh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Camperdown
Glen Ebor, Strandtown R.S.O., Co. Down. ..Sir Saml.
Black
Glenfalloch Ho., Tyndrum R.S.O., Perth8h....Th?
Most Hon. the Marquess of Breadalbane, k.g.
Glenferness, Nairnsh., Dava R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Leven and Melville
Glenforsa, Aros R.S.O., I. of Mull...Lt.-Col. Chas.
Greenhill-Gardyne and Hon. Mrs. C. G.-G.
Glenheadon, Totland R.S.O., I. of Wight. ..Rev. the
Hon. William Edwd. Bowen
Glen Ho., Mallow, Co. Cork... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Lisle
Glenhurst, Esher...The Lady Emma Talbot
Glenisla Ho., Alyth R.S.O., Forfarsh....Sir Jno. G. S.
Kinloch, Bt.
Glenisland, Maidenhead... Sir Roger W. H. Palmer,
Bt.
Glenmuchan, Strandtown R.S.O., Co. Down. ..Sir
I Wm. Q. Ewart, Bt.
Glenmaroon, Chapelizod R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..Hon.
I Arthur E. Guinness
1 Glenmore, 1 St. Margaret's Rd., Oxford... Sir Walter
I Gray
Glenmore, Cloghan, Co. Donegal, nr. Strabane...Sir
Fredk.M. Style, Bt.
Glen Muiek, Bailater E S.O., Aberdeensh... Sir Allan
R. Mackenzie, Bt.
Glencwen, Cheltenham... Lady Maxwell
Glenridge, Virginia Water, Surrey ...Sir Charles
Cameron, Bt.
Glenstal, Limerick. ...Sir Chas. B. Barrington, Bt.
Glen Stuart, Annan, Dumfriessh... Sir Alex. B.C.
Dixie, Bt.
i Glenthorne, Harrow Weald, Middx. — Sir Wm. J.
I Crump
! Glenton Ho., Putney, S.W....Sir Robt. M. Hensley
! Glentrool Ldg., Bargrennan, Newton Stewart, NB.
...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Galloway
! Glenuig, Lochailort R S.O., Inverness-sh. ... The
! Hon. Lord M'Laren
Glenusk, Caerleon, Newport, Monm....Sir Arth. W.
Mackworth, Bt.
Glenville, Cushendall, Co. Antrim... The Rt. Hon.
Sir Daniel Dixon, Bt.
Gliffaes, Crickhowell, Brecons....Sir Shirley H. Salt,
Bt.
Glin Castle, Glin R.S.O., Co. Limerick... The Knight
of Glin
Gloddaeth, Llandudno... The Lady Augusta Lloyd-
Mostyn
Glorat, Milton of Campsie, Glasgow. ..Sir Chas.E. F.
Stirling, Bt.
Glossop Hall, Derbysh....The Rt. Hon. Lord Howard
of Glossop
Glyde Ct., Ardee R.S.O., Co. Louth. ..Sir Aug. V.
Foster, Bt.
Glyn, Bangor, Carnarvons...,Hon. Walter W.
Vivian
Glynde, Lewes... Rear-Adm. Hon. Thos. S. Brand
Glyngarth Palace, Menai Bridge R.S.O., Anglesea...
The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Bangor
Glyn Hall, Talsarnau R.S.O., Merioneths....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Harlech
Glynllivon Ph., Carnarvon ..Hon. Fredk. G. Wynn
Glynn, Bodmin ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Vivian
Goadby Hall, Melton Mowbray . . . Algernon Turnor,
Esq., c.b., and the Lady Henrietta T.
Goathland,R.S.O. ,Yor\s .Sir Malcolm D.M'Eacharn
Gogerddan, Aberystwyth ...Sir Pryse Pryse, Bt.
Gogmagog Hills, Cambridge . .The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Buchan
Golborne Pk., Warrington... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Newton
Golden Grove, Carmarthen... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Cawdor
Golden Hills, Dundrum R.S.O., Co. Tipperary...
Dowager Lady Judkiu-Fitzgerald.
and Residences
Goldings, Hertford. ..Hon. Mrs Reginald Smith
Goldney Ho., Clifton Hill, Bristol. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lewis Fry
Goldsborongh Hall, Knaresborough..,The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Harewood
Goldsmiths, Langdon Hills, Romford.,, Sir Jos. C.
Dimsdale, Bt., k.c.v.o., m.p.
Gonalston Hall, Nottingham... Jno. L. Francklin,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. F.
Goodwick, Fishguard, Peinb....SirHughC. Owen, Bt.
Goodwood, Chichester... His Grace the Duke of
Richmond and Gordon
Gopsal, Leic, nr. Atherstonc.The Rt. Hon. Earl
Howe, c.c.v.o.
Gordon, Highweek, Newton Abbot, Devon. ..The
Lady Anne Cosserat
Gordon Castle, Fochabers, Banff sh.... His Grace the
Duke of Richmond and Gordon
Gordon Ho., Windsor. ..Lady Simpson
Gordon Ldg., Claygate, Esher...Sir Richd. D. Awdry,
K.C.B.
Gordonstoun, Elgin, Elginsh.... Sir Wm. G. Gordon-
Cumming, Bt.
Gorhumbury, St. Albans. ..The Rt. Hon, the Earl of
Verulam
Gormanston Castle. Balbriggan R.S.O., Co. Dublin...
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Gormanston,
G.C.M.G.
Gorseacres, Churt, Farnham, Surrey... Sir Kenelm
E. Digby, k.c.b., and Hon. Lady D.
Gortnadrew, 5 Alma Rd., Monkstown, Co. Dublin...
Sir Thos. Drew, k.h.a.
Gosden Ho., Bramley, Guildford ... The Dowager
Lady Sitwell
Gosford Castle, Markethill R.S.O., Co. Armagh...
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Gosford
Gosford Ho., Longniddry R.S.O., Haddingtonsb .
...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Wemyss and
March
Gothic Ldg., Wimbledon, S.W....Sir Wm. H. Preece,
Goicran R.S.6.,' Co. Kilkenny... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Annaly
Goicran Grange, Naas, Co. Kildare... Baron de
Robeck
Graftonbury, Hereford... Wm. E. de Winton, Esq.,
and Hou. Mrs. W. de W.
Grainville Manor Ho., Jersey. ..Lady Godfray
Grange: For residences not found below, see under
the respective localities.
Grange {The}, Alderley, Wotton-under-Edge...Lady
Grange(The), Alresford, Hants.. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ashburton
Grange (The), Barton Fields, Canterbury. ..Lady
Dawes
Grange (The), Benenden, Cranbrook, Kent. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Med way
Grange (The), Carrickmines R.S.O., Co. Dublin...
Hon. Arth. H. T. de Montmorency
Grange (The), Castleconnell R.S.O., Co. Limerick...
Gen. Hon. Sir David M. Fraser, g.c.b.
Grange (The), Dunsany, Drumree, Co. Meath...Geo.
F. Murphy, Esq., and the Lady Mary M.
Grange (The), Erdington, B'ham ... Sir Benj.
Stone, m.p.
(?raii£/c(^Vie),Framfield,Uckfield... Sir Fras. Osborne,
Bt.
Grange (The), Glen Parva, Leicester... Sir Jno. F. L.
Rolleston, m.p.
Grange (The), Heydon, Norwich... Gen. Sir Edwd. E.
G. Bulwer, k.c.b.
Grange (The), Midleton, Co. Cork. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Midleton
Grange ( The), Newton R.S.O., Yorks...The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Helmsley
Grange (The), Old Windsor... Hon. Lady Murray
Grange (The), Rockbeare, Exeter... Hon. Jno. S.
Trefusis
Grange (The), Rotherham...The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Effingham
Grange (The), St. Michael's Hamlet, L'pool...Sir
Edwd. Lawrence
Grange (The), South Nutfield, Red Hill, Surrey...
Sir J. N. Maitland, Bt.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
697
Grange (The), Swansea. ..Sir Jno. J. Jenkins
Grange [The), Welwyn, Herts.. ..Col. Chas. Prideaux-
Brune and Hon. Mrs. C. P.-B.
Grange (The), Wetherby, Yorks.... Col. Sir Robt.
Gunter, Bt.
Grange (The), Windsor Forest... Hon. Henry C.
Needham
Grange (The), Woodham Mortimer, Maldon...The
Lady Alice Howard
Grange Ho., Eastbourne. .Lady Ashmead-Bartlett
Grange Ho., Edinburgh... Sir Thos. N. Dick-Lauder,
Bt.
Grange Mount, LTpp. Norwood, S.E....Sir Wm. P.
Treloar
Granston Manor, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co....TheRt.
Hon. Lord Castletown
Grantully Castle, Aberfeldy, Perth sh... Lady Stewart
Gravel Hilt, Boxmoor, Herts. ..Hon. Mr*. Wm.
Mure
Gravenhvrst, Bolney, Hayward's Heath. ..The Bt.
Hon. Lord Auckland
Gravesend Ho., Maglierafelt B.S.O., Co. Derry.The
Rt. Hon. Lord Graves
Gray Ho., Dundee. ..Hon. Morton G. Stuart-Gray
Great Barr Hall, nr. Birmingham. ..Anne, Lady
Scott
Greatbridge Ho., Bomsey, Hants. ...Adni. Sir Jno. O.
Hopkins, g.c.b.
Great Enton, Godalming...Jno. Eyre, Esq., and the
Lady Evelyn E.
Great Hollenden Farm, Underriver, Sevenoaks...
The Lady Estella Hope
Great Hormead Bury, Buntingford E.S.O., Herts. ..
The Rt. Hon. Sir Kobt. Romer, g.c.b.
Great Oakley Hall, Kettering. ..Sir Arth. R. De-
Capell-Brooke, Bt.
Greatwood, Chislehurst . Sir Geo. W. Truscott
Gredington, Flints., nr. Whitchurch... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Kenyon
Greenbank, Folkestone. ..Lady Cotton
Greendale, Clyst St. Mary, Exeter . The Rt. Hon.
Marion, Lady Dunboyne
Greenfield, Trei'nant R.S.O.. Denbighsh....Chas. II.
B. Williams, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. W.
Greenhayes, Banstead, Epsom. ..Lady Sarle
Greenhill Ho., Weymouth... Sir Richd. N. Howard
Greenlands, Henley-on-Thames. ..Hon. Wm. F. D.
Smith, m.p., and the Lady Esther S.
Greenlands, Holmrook, Camforth ... Sir Thos.
Brocklebank, Bt.
Green Pk., Mullingar.Sir Robt A. Hodson, Bt.
Green Royd, Camberley, Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs. Geo.
Bourke
Greenvoays, Chippenham... Capt. Moubray Allfrey
and Hon. Mrs. M. A.
Greenwood, Durley, Bp.'s Waltham, Hants. .. The
Dowager Lady Jenner
Gregynog, Newtown, Montgom....Sir Jas. Joicey,
Bt., M.P.
Grenville, Godalming...Lady Caroline J. E. Temple-
N.-B.-C.-Grenville
Gressenhall Ho., East Dereham. Norf....Sir Geo. R.
L. Hare, Bt., and the Lady Florence Hare
Greville Ldg., Edgba6ton, B'ham...Sir Hallewell
Rogers
Grey Abbey, Newtownards, Co. Down... The Lady
Charlotte Montgomery
Grey Fort, Kilcove, Greystones, Co. Wicklow...
Lady Ribton
Grey Friars, Dunwich, Saxmundham, Sun*.... The
Lady Constance Barne
Grey's Ct., Henley-on-Thames... Sir Miles T. Staple-
ton, Bt.
Greystoke, W.Didsbury, Manchester... Sir Jno. Mark
Greystoke Castle, Penrith, Cumb... Henry C. Howard,
Esq., and the Lady Mabel H.
Greystone Hall, Limavady, Co. Derry.Sir Thos.
Lecky*
Greywell Hill, Winchfleld, Hants.. . The Rt. Hon.
Baroness Dorchester and her husband, Maj.-
Gen. Richd. L. Leir-Carleton
Grimister Ho., Lerwick, Shetland . Sir Arth. T. B.
R. Nicolson, Bt.
Grimsthorpe Castle, Bourne, Line... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Ancaster
Gr'mdon Hall. Sunderland... Sir Theod.Doxford, m.p.
Gr inkle Pk., Loftus R.S.O., Yorks..,. Sir Chas. M.
Palmer, Bt., m.p.
Grittleton, Chippenham, Wilts ... Sir Audley D.
Neeld, Bt., cb., m.v.o., and Hon. Lady N.
Grosvenor Ho., 33 Grosvenor St., W....His Grace the
Duke of Westminster .
Grove (The), Dedham, Colchester.. .Sir Robt. H.
Lang, k.cm.g.
Grove ( The), Fleet, Winch field, Hants .... Lady Bead on
Grove (The), Harborne, B'ham....The Bt. Hon. W m.
Kenrick
Grove (The), Hillingdon, Uxbridge...Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Grey
Grove (The), Hythe, Southampton... Sir Richd. C. P.
Gethin, Bt.
Grove (The), Pluckley, Kent. ..Sir Thomas R. Dewar,
M.P.
Grove (The), Presteign, Badnorsh....Sir Richd. D.
Green -Price, Bt.
Grove (The), Bopley, Alresford, Hants.. ..The Dow-
ager Lady Blackett
Grove (The), Seal, Sevenoaks... Lady Frances Pratt
Grove (The), Watford. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Clarendon, g.c.b.
Grundisburgh Hall, Woodbridge...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Cranworth
Guisachan, Beauly, Inverness-sh....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Tweedmouth
Gulrain, ■ , Ross-sh., Sir Albt. K. Rollit, m.p.,
and his wife, Her Grace Mary, Duchess of
Sutherland
Gumley Hall, Mkt. Harborough, Leic....Geo. M.
Smith, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. G. S.
Gunnergate Hall, Marton - in - Cleveland R.S.O.,
Yorks... Lady Dixon
Gunnersbvry Pk., Acton, W.... Baron Leopold
Rothschild, c.v.o.
Gunsgreen, Wimbledon, S.W....Sir Westby B.
Gunton Pk., Norwich The Rt. Hon. Lord Suffield
Gurrington, nr. Ashburton, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lady Sherard
Gurteen le Poer, Kilsheelan, Clonmel... Count de la
Poer
Guy's Cliffe, Warwick. ..The Lord Algernon M. A.
Percy
Gicernyfed Pk., Three Cocks R.S.O., Brecons...
Tom Wood, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. T. W.
Gwrych Castle, Abergele R.S.O., Denb....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Dundonald, c.v.o.
Gwydyr Castle, Llanrwst, Carnarvs....The Rt. Hon.
Earl Carrington, g.c.m.g.
Gwynfryn, Criccieth R.S.O.. Carnarvs....Sir nugh
J. Ellis-Nanney, Bt., and Hon. Lady E.-N.
Gyldernscroft, Gt. Marlow...Gen. Sir Geo. W. A.
Higginson, k.c.b., and Hon. Lady H.
Gym Castle, Mostyn, Flints.. ..Sir Percy E. Bates, Bt.
Hackness Grange, Scarborough. ..Hon. Eras. Vanden-
B.-Johnstone
Hackness Hall, do. ...The Rt. Hon. Lord Derwent
Hackwood Pk., Basingstoke... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Bolton
Haddo Ho., Aberdeen... The Rt. Hon. the Earl o:
Aberdeen, g.c.m.g.
Hadsor, Droitwich . The Dowager Lady Hindlip
Hadspen Ho., Castle Cary B.S.O., Somerset... Bt.
Hon. Hy. Hobhouse. m.p.
Haggard, Carbury R.S.O., Co. Kildare . Sir Wm. H
Pilkington
Hagley Hall, Stourbridge... The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Cobham
Haigh Hall, Wigan . The Rt. Hon. the Earl ol
Crawford, k.t., I'.r.s.
Hainton Hall, Lincoln. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Heneage
Hale Pk., Salisbury... The Lady Adelaide Goff
Halkin, Holywell, Flints. .. His Grace the Duke of
Westmiuster
Hall (The), Bawtry R.S.O., Yorks.. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Crewe
Hall (The), Brightlingsea, Colchester... John Bate-
man, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. B.
Hall (The), Hunstanton R.S.O., Norfolk. ..Roland
Le Strange, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. Le S.
698
Index to Seats and Residences
Hall (The), Mountcharles R.S.O., Co. Donegal... The
Most Hon. the Marquess Conyngham
Hall (The), Rainhill, Lanes. ..Fredk. Stapleton-
Bretherton, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. I1. S.-B.
Hall (The), West Farleigh, Maidstone... Hon. Henry
A. Hannen
Hallatrow Ct., nr. Bristol... Surg.-Gen. Sir Jno. A.
Woolfryes, k.c.b.
Hall Barn, Beaconsfield R.S.O., Bucks.. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Burnhain
Ilallingbury PL, nr. Bp.'s Stortford ...Col. Geo. B.
Archer-Houblon and the Lady Alice A.-H.
Hall PI., Maidenhead. ..Sir Gilbert A. Clayton-East,
Bt.
Halnaby Hall, Croft, Darlington... Capt. Sir Wm.
H. Wilson-Todd, Bt., m.p.
Halnaker, Chichester... Hon. Conyngham A. Deni-
son, R.N.
liaise Manor Ho., nr. Taunton. ..Sir Prior Goldney,
Bt.,c.v.o.
Halsnead Pk., Prescot, Lanes. ... Richd. A. de
Anyers Willis, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. W.
Halton Ho., Tring, Herts.... Baron Alfred C.
Rothschild, c.v.o.
Ilamble, Southampton. ..Adm. Sir Jno. R. T.
Fullerton, g.c.v.o.
Ham Ho., Petersham, Surrey... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dysart
Ilamble Cliff, Netley, Southampton. ..Hon. Mrs.
Eliot Yorke
Hamilton Ho., Newmarket... Sir James P. Miller,
Bt., and Hon. Lady M.
Hamilton Palace, Lanarks....His Grace the Duke of
Hamilton and Brandon
Hamlet Ldg., West Cowes...The Rt. Hon. Charlotte,
Lady Dorchester
Ham Manor, Angmering, Woi-thing.Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry Aubrey-Fletcher, Bt., c.b., m.p.
Hammerfield, Penshurst, Tonbridgc.The Lord
Ronald C. Sutherland-Gower
Hampden Ho., Gt. Missenden, Bucks. .. .The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Buckinshamshire
Hampden Ho., 61 Green St., W....His Grace the
Duke of Abercorn. k.g.
Hampden Ldg., Sidmouth, Devon... The Ladies
Maria, Charlotte, and Louisa Hobart-Hampden
Humps field, Grange-over-Sands...The Rt. Hon. Sir
Jno. T. Hibbert, k.c.b.
Hampton-in-Arden,B'ha,m.... The Rt. Hon. Sir Fredk.
Peel, k.c.m.g.
Hams Hall, B'ham. ...The Rt. Hon. Lord Norton
Hamstead Marshall, Newbury... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Craven
Hamsterley Hall, Witton-le-Wear R.S.O., Co. Dur-
ham...The Rt. Hon. Yisctss. Gort
Hanbury Hall, Droit wich... Sir Harry F. Vernon,
Bt., and the Lady Georgina V.
Hanley Ldg., Corstorphine R.S.O., Midlothn....Hou.
Mrs. John Walker.
Harbour View, Salcombe R.S.O., Devon. ..Hon. Mrs.
Severus Stretton
Harcourt, Sutton, Surrey. ..Sir Jno. St. George, Bt.
Harden, Hawick ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Polwarth
Hardingham, Attleborough, Norfolk ..Sir "William
Foster, Bt.
Ilardington, Lamington, Lanarks. ... Sir Jas.
Thompson
Hardres Ct,, Canterbury. ..Geo. Marshall, Esq.t and
Hon. Mrs. M.
Hardwiek, Sedgefield, Ferry Hill, Co. Durham...
Hon. Gustavus W. Hamilton- Russell
Hardwicke Ho., The Park, .Nottingham Henry
Handford, Esq., M.D., and Hon. Mrs. II. II.
Hardwiek Hall, Chesterfield.. J lis Grace the Duke
of Devonshire, k.g.
Harefield, Lympstone, Exeter ... Maj. - Gen. Wm.
Peters and Hon. Mrs. W. P.
Hare Island (The), Athlonc.The Rt. Hon. Lord
Castlemaine
Harewood Ho., Leeds... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Harewood
Harewood Ldg., Sunninghill, Ascot. .Lt. Col. Hon.
Chas. R. Hay-Drummond
Harlestone Ho., Northampton ner Grace the
Duchess of Grafton
Harley Abbey, near Rotherham...Sir Hugh Gilzean-
Reid
Harlcyford Manor, Marlow, Bucks. ...Sir Wm. R.
Clayton, Bt.
Harperstown Ho., Taghmon, Co. Wexford. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Ruthven
Harpton Ct., Radnorsh., nr. Kington... Sir Herb.
E. F. Lev/is, Bt.
Harraton Ho., Exning, Newmarket... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Durham
Harrington Hall, Spilsby, Line. ... Sir Henry D.
Ingilby, Bt., and Hon. Lady I.
Harrington Ho., Craig's Ct., Charing Cross, S.W....
The Rt. Hon. the Dowager Countess of Harring-
ton, with the Ladies Frances and Blanche
Stanhope
Harrington Ho., 13 Kensington Pal. Gdns., W. ...
The Lady Anna Chandos-Pole
Harrowden Hall, Wellingborough... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Vaux of Harrowden
Harrowins, Queensbury, Bradford, Yorks....Robt.
J. Foster, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. F.
Ha rsto n , Grantham ... Lady Wi gram
Hartfield, Cove, Dumbartonsh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Inverclyde
Hartfield Grove, nr. Tunb. Wells. ..Sir Spencer
Walpole, k.c.b.
Hartham Pk., Corsham R.S.O., Wilts.. ..Sir Jno. P.
Dickson-Poynder, Bt., m.p.
Hartland Abbey, Bideford...Sir Lewis Stucley, Bt.
Har Hands, Clonmellon, Athboy, Co. Meath...Hon.
Mrs. Richd. Donaldson
Hartlebury Castle, Kidderminster... The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Bishop of Worcester and the Lady
Barbara Yeatman-Biggs
Hartrigge, Jedburgh... The Rt.IIon.LordStratheden
and Campbell
Hartsbourne Manor, Bushey, Herts. ...Hon. Cople-
stone R. G. W. Bampfylde
Hasetbech Hall, Northampton... The Rt. Hon. Lord
llawkesbury
Haseley Hall, Warwick .Sir Jas. Sawyer, f.e.c.p.
Haslemere Ldg., Kew.Hon. Archer Tumour
Hatch (The\ Godden Grn., Sevenoaks...The Rt.
lion. Lady Brabourne
Hatchlands, Guildford. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Rend el
Hatch Pk., nr. Taunton... Col. Hon. Henry P. Gore-
Langton
Hatchwood Ho., Winchfleld, Hants. ...Lady Petre
Hatfield Ho., Herts. .. The Most Hon. the Marquess
of Salisbury, c.b.
Hatherton Ldg., Wore, nr. Cradley Heath. ..Sir
George B. Hingley, Bt.
Hatley Pk., Gamlingay Sandy, Beds.. ..Sir Chas. E.
Hamilton, Bt.
Hatlon, Sevenoaks...The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Conntess of Winchilsea and Nottingham
Hatton Grange, Shifnal, Salop. ..Col. the Rt. Hon.
Wm. 8. Keuyon-Slaney, m.p., and the Lady Mabel
K.-S.
Hanghton Hall, do. do.. ..The Lady Wilhelmina
Brooke
Haverholme Priory, Sleaford.The Rt. Hon. Edith,
Countess of Winchilsea and Nottingham
Haverland Hall, Norwich. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord De
Ramsey
Hawarden Ho., Flints, nr. Chester... Hon. Mrs.
W. H. Gladstone
Haickesbury, Chippenham... Sir Geo. B. Jenkinson,
Bt.
Hawkshill, Leatherhead, Surrey... Sir Ernest E.
Blake, k.c.m.g.
Hawk-stone Pk., Shrewsbury ... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Hill
Hawley, ttlackwater, nr. Cainberley...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Cunie, g.c.b.
Hawt/iomden, Lasswade, Midlothn....Sir Jas. H. W.
Williams- Drummond, Bt.
Hawthorns (The), 2 Carlton Rd., Putney, S.W....
Lady Archibald
Hawthorn Villa, Dringhouses, York. ..Lady Terry
Hay Brow, Scalby R.S.O., Yorks. . . The Dowager
Lady Sitwell
Hayes, Beauparc, Slane R.S.O., Co. Meath...Hon.
Henry L. Bourke
Of Persons cited in this Work.
699
Hayes, Navan . The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mayo, k.p.
Hayee {The), Woodchester, Stroud. ..Frances Lady
Pollen
Hay Heath, Worth, Dover. .Sir Jno. H. Luscombe
Hay Ldff., Peebles ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Wemyss and March
Hayne, Moreton Hampstead, Newton Abbot... Hon.
Wm. F. D. Smith, m.p., and the Laiy Esther S.
Hazelby, Newbury. . The Lady Louisa Howard
Hazelhurst, Ore, Hastings... Sir Trevor J. C. Chichele-
Plowden, k.c.s.t.
Hazel Mill, Stroud, Glouc....Maj.-Gen. Sir Wm. P.
Gatacre, k.c.b., and Hon. Lady G.
Hazelwood, Stoke Bishop, Bristol. ..Sir Edwd. P.
Wills, Bt., k.c.b.
Hazelwood Castle, Tadcaster, Yorks....Sir Wm. E.
Vavasour, Bt.
Hazlegrove, Sparkford, Bath . Capt. Wyndham P.
St.-John-Mildmay and Hon. Mrs. W. St.-J.-M.
Hazle Rock, Westport, Co. Mayo. ..The lit. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Avonmore
Headfort Ho., Kells, Co. Meath...The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Headfort
HeadingtonHill, Oxford ..Sir Wm. Markby, k.ct.e.
, Headley Pk., Liphook R.S.O., Hants ..Lady Wright
! Healing Manor, nr. Grimsby... Hon. Gerald B. Port-
man
Hean Castle, Saundersfoot R S.O., Pembrokes....Sir
Wm. T. Lewis, Bt.
Heanton Satchville, Dolton R.S.O., Devon. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Clinton
Hearne (The), Charlton Kings, Cheltenham... Lady
Norman
Heath Bank, Pollokshields, Glasgow... Lady M'Onie
Heath End, Checkendon, Reading. ..Sir Edwd. H.
Busk
Heatherlea, Christchurch...Hon. Edwd. W. Douglas
Heatherton, Pembury, Tunb. Wells. ..Lady Adair
Heathfleld, Freshwater R.S.O., I. W. ...Hon. Mrs. Eras.
Hood
Heathfleld, Paignton ..Catherine, Lady Synge
Heathfleld, Wimbledon Common, S.W. ... Tne Lady
Susan Leslie-Melville
Heathfleld, Winchester... Lady Brandreth
Heathfleld Ho., Fareham, Hants... Fredk.Stapleton-
Bretherton, Esq.., and Hon. Mrs. F. S.-B.
Heath Ho., , Co. Leitrim...The O'Reilly
Heath Ho., Petersfield . Hon. William S. H. Jolliffe
Heathside, Tunb. Wells. ..Hon. Sir Fras. Villeneuve-
Smith
Heathstock, Camberley...Lt.-Gen. Sir Chas. R. Pen-
nington, K.C.B.
Hebden, Wimbledon, S.W....Hon. Mrs. Lewis Wing-
field
Hedsor, Bourne End, Bucks. ...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Boston
Hedsor Ldg., Twickenham... Sir Wm. M. N. Young,
Bt.
Heights (The), Witley, Godalming...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Edwd. W. Pelham -Clinton, g.c.v.o.
Heleigh Ho., Box, nr. Bath ... Hon. Mrs. Chas.
Twisleton
Helensville, Dundee. ..Lady Thornton
Hellesden Ho., Norwich. ..Lady Bullard
Helmivgham Hall, Stowrnarket...The Rt.Hon. Lord
Tollemache
Helstonleigh, Southborough, Tunb. Wells ... Lady
Wade
Hembury Fort, Honiton...Rev. the Hon. Graham
Col borne
Hemingstone Hall, Coddenham, Ipswich. ..Sir Richd.
E. R. Martin, k.c.b.
Hempriggs, Wick, IN. B... .Sir Geo. D. S. Dunbar, Bt.
Hemsted Pk., Cranbrook, Kent... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Cranbrook, g.c.s.t.
Hendersyde Pk., Kelso ... Sir Richard J. Waldie-
Grilnth, Bt.
Hendre (The), Monmouth... The Rt. Hon. Lord Llan-
gattock
Hendrescythan, Pontypridd... Lady Morgan
Hengar, t>t. Tudy R.S.O., Cornwall... Sir Wm. W. R.
Onslow, Bt.
Hengrave Hall, Bury St. Edmds....Jno. Wood, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. W.
Henham Hall, Wangford R.S.O., Suff....The Rt.Hon.
the Earl of Stradbroke
Henley Ho., 36 Avenue Rd., Reg. Pk., N.W....Sir
Thos. D. Pile, Bt.
Henley Pk., Guildford. . The Rt. Hon. Lady Pirbright
Henllan, Narberth, Pemb....The Rt. Rev. the Lord
Bishop of Llandafi
Henry 111. Tower, Windsor Castle ... H.S.H. the
Duke of Teck, g.c.v.o.
Hensol Castle, Pontyclun R.S.O.. Glamorg.... Sir Fras.
C. R. Price, Bt., with his mother, Lady Price-
Fothergill
Hepple Whitefield, Rothbury, N'thumb....Sir Jno.
W. B. Riddell, Bt.
Herbert Ho., Belgrade Sq., S.W....The Rt. Hon. Lady
Herbert of Lea
Herbertstown Castle, Denny R.S.O., Stirlingsh...
Capt. Ian R. I. F. Forbes and Lady Helen F.
Herdmanston, Pencaitland, Haddingtonsh....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Sinclair
Hermitage, CastleconnellR.S.O., Co. Limerick... The
Rt. Hon. Lord Massy
Hermitage (The), Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham...
Sir Lindsay Wood, Bt.
Hermitage (The), Kingston-on-Thames... Walter B.
Harris, Esq., and the Lady Mary H.
Her m i ta ge of Praia '(The), Edi nbur gh . . . Lady Skeltou
Heme Ho., Windsor ...Lady Mary Arkwright
Heron Ct., Christchurch...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Malmesbury
Heron Ho., Ricnmond, Surrey. ..Sir Thos. Skewes-
Cox, M.P.
Herringston, Dorchester. ..Edwd. W.Williams, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. E. W.
Heslington Hall, York . . .The Rt. Hon. Lord Deramore
Hestercombe, Taunton... Hon. Edwd. AY. B. Portman
Hethel Hall, Norwich... Sir Maurice C. Boileau, Bt.
Heveningham Hall, nr. Saxmundham, Suff....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Huntingfteld
Hever Ct., Gravesend ..Sir Jas. 11. Fergusson, Bt.
Hewell Grange, Redditch, Wore. ...The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Plymouth
Heydon Ho., Royston . The Rt. Hon. Lord Bray-
brooke
Heysham Ho., Morecambe R.S.O., Lanes. ..Sir Wm.
E. M. Tomlinson. Bt., m.p.
Hei/tesbury Ho., Heytesbury R.S.O., Wilts.... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Heytesbury (let)
Heythrop, Chipping Norton... Albert Brassey, Esq.,
m.p., and Hon. Mrs. A. B.
Heywood, Westbury, Wilts. ...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ludlow
Heywood Abbey, Stafford... Lady Clifford-Constable
Hickletu.i Hall, Doncaster...The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Halifax
Higham Grange, Nuneaton. ..Hon. Evelyn H. Pierre-
pont
Highams, Woodford, Essex... Thos. C. T. Warner,
Esq., m.p., and the Lady Leucha W.
Highams, Woodford Green, Essex. ..The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop of St. Albans
High Ashes Farm, Abinger, Dorking. ..The Rt. Hon.
Sir Roland L. B. V. Wrilliams
High Ashurst, Dorking... The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Countess of Harrowby, with the Lady Audrey
Anson
High Barn, Godalming...Hon. Stuart Pleydell-
Bouverie
Highbury, Moor Grn., B'ham....The Rt. Hon. Jos.
Chamberlain, m.p.
Highbury Manor, Calne, Wilts... Capt. Fras. H.
Tonge and the Lady Madaleine T.
Highclere Castle, Newbury... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
ot Carnarvon
Highcliffe Castle, Christchurch...Col. Hon. Edwd. J.
Montagu-S.-Wortley, cm.g.
High Croft, Somerset ud., Edgbaston...The Rt. Rov.
the Lord Bishop of Birmingham
High Finis, Down, Farnborougn, Kent. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Avebury, f.r.s.
Highjield, Harrow... Watkin Watkins, Esq., and the
Lady Muriel W.
Highfleld, Haslemere R.S.O....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Altamont
Highfleld, Woolton, L'pool. ... Sir Wm. H. Tate,
Bt.
7oo
Index to Seats and Residences
Highfield Hall, Gosforth, Newcastle-on-Tyne...Sir
Riley Lord
High Hall, Brompton R.S.O., Yorks....Sir Geo. E. A.
Cayley, Bt.
High Ho., Kenton, Exeter. ..The Rt. Hon. Lady
Courtenay
Highlands, Shanklin, I.W. . Sir Jas. T. Ritchie, Bt.
Highlands Ho. (The), St. Leonards-on-Sea...Sir Chas.
S. King, Bt.
Highnam Of., nr. Gloucester... Sir Hubert H. Parry,
Bt. and the Lady Maud P.
High Park, Droit wich.. Sir Geo. B. Hingley, Bt.
Hildenley, Malton ..Sir Chas. W. Strickland, Bt.
Hildenle!/ Home Farm, Malton. ..Hon. Tatton L. P.
Willoughby
Hild°n Oaks, Tonbridge .Lady Charles Pratt
Hilders, Shotter Mill, Haslemere R.S.O. ...Sir Chas.
B. B. M'Laren, Bt.
Hildersham Hall, Cambridge ... Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Thornton
Hid (The), Sutton-on-Derwent, York. ..Hon. Ronald
C. Jervis
Hill iThe), Thorpe Mandeville, Banbury ..Jno.
C. E. Hope Brooke, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. II. B.
Hill (The), Upton-on-Severn, Worcester. ..Gen. Sir
Chas. C. Johnson, g.c.b.
Hill Crest, Dyke Rd., Brighton... Sir Theodore V. S.
Angier
Hill Crest, Mkt. Harborough, Leic....Sir Humphrey
F. de Trafford, Bt.
Hillersdon, East Molesey, Surrey . Lady Vogel
Hill Hall, Theydon Mt., Epping . Sir YVm. Bowyer-
Smijth, Bt.
Hill Ho., Chalfont St. Giles, Bucks. .. Sir Patrick
Manson. m.d., k.c.m.g.
Hill Ho., Westcott, Dorking... The Lady Florence
Blunt
Hill Ho., Woodford, Thrapston, N'thants....The
Dowager Lady De-Capell-Brooke
Hillhurst, Hythe, Kent. ..Gordon F. Deedes, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. G. D.
Hillies (The), Croft Rd., Torquay... Hons. Helen and
Alice Trefusis
Hillingdon Ct., Uxbridgc.The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hillingdon
Hillingdon Ho., Uxbridge...Lady Cox
Hillington Hall, King's Lynn. ..Sir Wm. H. B.
Ffolkes, Bt.
Hillmedes. Harrow... John D. Rees, Esq., c.i.e., and
Hon. Mrs. J. R.
Hillsborough Castle, Hillsboro' R.S.O., Co. Down...
The Most Hon. the Marquess of Downshire
Hillside, Bracknell, Berks. ..Dowager Lady Pigot
Hill Side, Warminster, Wilts ..Hon. Mrs. Wm.
Holmes a'Court, and Hon. Edith H.-a'C.
Hill (The), Upton-on-Severn, Worcs....Gen. SirChas.
C. Johnson, g.c.b.
Hilmarton Manor, Calne, Wilts.. ..Sir Jno. P.
Dickson-Poynder, Bt., m.p.
Hilton, Bridgnorth ...Arth. Monckton, Esq., and the
Lady Gertrude M.
Hilton Pk., Clones, Co. Monaghan....The Lady
Caroline Madden
Himbleton Manor, Droit wich... Lady Galton
Himley Hall, Dudley ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Dudley, g.m.p.
Hinchingbrooke, Huntingdon... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Sandwich
Hindlip Hall, Worcester... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hindlip
Hinton Abbey, Bath ...Jno. C. Heathcote, Esq., and
Lady Eva H.
Hinton Admiral, Christchurch...Sir Geo. A. E.
Tapps-G.-Meyrick, Bt.
Hinton Ho., Hinton St. George, Crewkernc.The
Rt. Hon. Earl Poulett
Hintonwood Ho., Bournemouth... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Leven and Melville
Hipsburn, Lesbury R.S.O., N'thumbd...Sir Henry H.
Scott
Hirsel (The), Coldstream, Berwicks....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Home, k.t.
Hitcham Grange, Taplow...IIon. Cecil S. Irby
Hitchin (The), Woolton Hill, Newbury. ..Sir Charles
Evan M. Y. Nepean, Bt.
Hoar Cross, Burton-on-Trent...Hon. Fredk. G. L.
Meynell and Lady Mary M.
Hoath Cttge., Smeeth, Ashford, Kent...Rt. Hon.
Lord Brabourne
Hodcott Ho., West Ilsley, New bury... Col. Sir Regd.
Hennell
Hoddington Ho., Winchfield, Hants. .. The Rt. Hon.
Lord Basing (let)
Hoe (The), Lynton, Devon ..Sir Thomas Hewitt
Hoghton Tower, Preston, Lanes. ...Sir Jas. De
Hoghton, Bt.
Holdenby Ho., Northampton... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Annaly
Holeyn Hall, Wylam R.S.O., N'thumb....Hon. Chas.
A. Parsons. r.R.s.
Holford Ho., Baldock R.S.O., Herts... Lt.-Col. Sir
Gerard Smith, k.c.m.g.
Holiday Cott., Rottingdean, Brighton... Sir Guy T.
Campbell, Bt.
Holker Hall, Carnfovth, Lanes. .. Victor C. W. Caven-
dish, Esq., m.p.. and the Lady Evelyn C.
Holkham, Wells R.S.O. , Norf....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Leicester, k.g.
Holland Ho., Kensington, W....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of 1 1 Chester
Hollerday Hill, Lynton, Barnstaple... Sir Geo.
Newnes, Bt., m.p.
Hollies (The), Maidenhead ... Lady Emily Fitz
Maurice
Hollies (The), Stoneygate. Leicester... Lady Wright
Hollybank, Emsworth, Hants. ...Lady Mundy
Holly Hill, Ditchingham, nr. Bungay... Hon.
Corinna J. Vereker
Holly Ldg., Branksome, Bournemouth... The Lady
Marcia Cholmondeley
Holly Ldg., Highgate, N....The Rt. Hon. Baroness
Burdett-Coutts
Holly Mt., Lyndhurst ..The Lady Blanche Morris
Holmbury, Dorking ..Hon. EdAvd. F. Leveson-Gower
Holme Lacy, Hereford... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Chesterfield
Holme Pierrepont, Nottingham... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Manvers
Holme Priory, Wareham, Dorset... The Dowager
Lady Meysey-Thompson
Holmfleld, Rusthall, Tunb. Wells ..Lady Stephenson
Holmhead, Bewcastle, Carlisle. ..Dep. Surg.-Gen. Sir
Jos. Ewart, f.u.c.p.
Holmhurst, Christchurch... Louisa, Lady Thursby
Holmhurst, Godmanchester, Huntingdon... Lady
Stephen
Holmside, Duffield, Derby. ..The Lady Charlotte
Wentworth-Fitzwilliam
Holmwood, Eden Bridge, Kent ..Lady Bramwell
Holmwood, W. Cowes, I. of W....The Hon. Mrs.
Philip Perceval
Holne Pk., Ashburton ..Hon. Richd. M. W. Dawson
Holnicote, Taunton. ..Sir Thos. D. Acland, Bt.
Holwood, Beckenham, Kent. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Derby, k.g.
Lloltibrooke Ho., Bray, Co. Wicklow...Sir Robt. A.
Hodson, Bt.
Holy Wells, Ipswich ..Jno. D. Cobbold, Esq., and
the Lady Evelyn C.
Home Close, Kidliugton, Oxford. ..Sir Athelstane
Bainbridge
Home Farm (The), Norton Disney, Newark... Hon.
Cecil L. Jervis
Home Farm (The), Pylewell, Lymington...Edwd. W.
Bowyer, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. E. B.
Ilomend, Stretton Grandison, Ledbury, Herefs...
Lt.-Gen. Sir Edwd. Hopton, k.c.b.
Homewood, Knebworth, Stevenage, Herts.. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Dowager Countess of Lytton, v.a., c.i.
Homewood, Whitehaven...Capt. Edwd. J. M. Lumb
and Hon. Mrs. E. L.
Homington Ho., Coombe Bissett, Salisbury ... Col.
Sir Robt. G. Elphinstone-Dalrymple, Bt.
Hong Kong Hut, Mannamead, Plymouth ... Lady
Watson
Honingham Hall, Norwich. ..Rt. Hon. Ailwyn E.
Fellowes, m.p.
Honington Hall, Grantham ... Mont. G. Thorold,
Esq., and Mrs. T. (formerly the Rt. Hon. Lady
Rivers, but drops title)
Of Persons cited in this Work.
701
Hoo (The), Welwyn, Herts.. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Hampden, g.c.m.g.
Hooke Ct., Beaminster R.S.O., Dorset. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Sandwich
Hook Heath, Woking... The Dowager Lady An-
struther
Hook Heath Ho., Woking ...Sir Jos. F. Leese, k.c.
Hookwoocl, Limpsfleld, Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs. Granville
Leveson-Gower
Hope field Ho., Belfast ...The Rt. Hon. Thos. Sinclair
Hope Hall, Boston Spa R.S.O,, Yorks...
Hopetoun Ho., Sth. Queensferry, Linlithg....The
Most Hon. the Marquess of Linlithgow, k.t.
Hope Villa, Southsea ...Sir ffra. Cusack-Smith, Bt.
Hopton Hall, Wirksworth, Derbysb... Philip Lyttel-
ton-Gell, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. P. L.-G.
Hornby Castle, Bedale, Yorks. ...His Grace the Duke
of Leeds
Hornton Ldg., Pitt St , Kensington, W....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Alverstoue, g.c.m.g., Lord Chief
Justice of England
Horsford Hall, Norwich. ..Sir Paynton Pigott.M.v.o.
Hors'ei/ Towers, Leatherhead...llon. Lionel F. King-
Noel and the Lady Edith K.-N.
Horstead Hall, Norwich... Sir Edwd. Birkbeck, Bt.,
and Hon. Lady B.
Horstead Ho., do.. ..Lady Corbett
Horton Old Hall, Bradford, Yorks.. ..Sir Fras. S.
Powell, Bt., m.p.
Hothfleld, Parkstone R.S.O., Dorset ... Sir Digby
Murray, Bt.
Hothfleld PI., Ashford, Kent. ..The Rfc. Hon. Lord
Hothfleld
Hothorpe, Theddingworth, Rugby ... Chas. E. de
Trafford, Esq., and the Lady Agnes de T.
Houghton Hall, Swatfham, iVorf....T he Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Wilton
House of Falkland, Fife... Lord Ninian E. Crichton
Stuart
House of Monymusk, Aberdeen... Sir Arthur Henry
Grant, Bt.
House of Tongue, Lairg, Suthd....His Grace the
Duke of Sutherland, k.g.
House on the Creek (The), Maidenhead... Granville
L. Findlay, Esq., and the Lady Blanche F.
Houston Ho., Johnstons, Renfrewsh....The Lady
Anne Speirs
Hovingham Hall, York. ..Sir Wm. H. A. Worsley,
Bt.
How Foot, Grasmere...The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop
of Barrow
Howick Ho., Lesbury R.S.O., N' thumb. .. The Rt.
Hon. Earl Grey
Howsham Hall, York. ..Sir Chas. W. Strickland, Bt.
I Howlh Castle, Co. Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Howth, k.p.
Humble, nr. Dalkeith... The Rt. Hon. Lord Polwarth
Humble Ho.,JJpp. Keith, Haddingtonsh....The Hon.
the Master of Polwarth
Hume Towers, Bournemouth... Sir Wm. Earnshaw
Cooper, c.i.e.
Ilunmanby Hall, Ilunmanby R.S.O., Yorks.. ..The
Lord Wm. Cecil, m.v.o.
Hunsdon Lea, Torquay... Lady Montgomery
Huntercombe Manor, Maidsnheai ... Hon. Mrs.
Richd. Boyle
Huntington Pk., Kington, Herefs....Sainl. II. Romilly,
Esq., and the Lady Arabella R.
Huntington, York. ..Hon. Alex. H. Willoughby
Huntsland, Crawley Dowd, Sussex. ..lion. Arthur G.
Brand, m.p.
! Hurstbourne Whitchurch R.S.O., Hants.. ..The
j Rt. Hon. the Earl of Portsmouth
i Hurst-an-Clays, East Grinstead... Lady Musgrave
Hurworth Manor, Darlington ... Wm. H. Battie-
Wrightson, Esq., and the Lady Isabella B.-W.
Ilutton Castle, Berwick-upon-Tweed...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Tweedmouth
Hut ton-in-the- Forest, Penrith, Cumb....Sir Henry R.
Vane, Bt.
Hutton Roof, Westmd, nr. Kirkby Lonsdale... The
Rt. Hon James W. Lowther
Hyde Hall, Sawbridgeworth R.S.O., Herts.... The Rt.
Hon. the Countess of Roden
Hyde Hill, Dartmouth, Devon. ..Lady Arnold
HydePk. Ho., 60, Knightsbridge, S.W....Lady Nay-
lor-Le.vland
Hylands Ho., Epsom. ..Hon. Sir Thos. T. Bucknill
Ickworth Ldg., Bury St. Edmds....Capt. Fredk. W.
F. Hervey, r.n. (heir to Bristol Marquessate)
Ickworth Pk., do.... The Most Hon. the Marquess of
Bristol
Tdlerocks, Stone, Staffords. . . .The Rt. Hon. Katherine,
Lady Farrer
Idlicote, nr. Shipston-on-Stour...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Southampton
Inse, Guildford. ..Maj. -Gen. Sir Jno. F. Crease, k.c.b.
Inch (The), Liberton, Midlothian... Col. Root. G.
Gordo n-Gilmour and the Lady Susan G.-G.
Inchrnery, Southampton ..Rev. Paul W. Wyattt and
the Rt. Hon. the Dowager Countess De La Warr
^his wife)
Ingateslone Hall, Ingatestone R.S.O., Essex. ..The
Rt. Hon. Lord Petre
Ingestre Hall, Stafford. .The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Shrewsbury and Talbot
Ingleby Manor, Middlesbrough. ..The Rt.IIon. Lord
De L'Isle and Dudley
Ingle/ on, Woolton Pk., L'pool... Aubrey Brcckle-
bank. Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. B.
Inglismaldie, Laurencekirk, Kincards....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Kintore, g.c.m.g.
Ingoldsby, Tangley Park, Hampton, M:ddx....Sir
Hector M. Hay, Bt.
Innislonagh, Clonmel...Gen. Sir Chas. J. S. Gough,
G. C.B.,
Innis Bath, Lisnaskea R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh...
Hon. Mrs. Cavendish Butler
Inverbroom Ho., Garve R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Jno.
E. Fowler, Bt.
Inversighty, , Forfarsh....Sir Geo. W. Baxter
Inverernan, Strathdon, Gartly R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
...Gen. Sir Jno. Forbes, g.c.b.
Invereshie Ho., Kingussie, Inv....Sir Geo. Maopher-
son-Grant, Bt.
Inveresk Gt., Musselburgh, Midlothn....Rear-Adm.
Sir Archib. B. Milne, K.c.v.o.
Inveresk Ldg., do. do. ... Hon. Edwd. C. Buller-
Elphinstone
Inverlochy Castle, Kingussie, Inv....The Dowager
Lady Abinger
Invernairne, Nairn, N.B....Hon. Sir Alfred T. Law-
rence
Inwood, Templecombe, Bath... The Lady Theodora
Guest
Inwoods, Bentley, Hants., nr. Farnham ... Hon.
Archib. R. Hewitt.
Iping Ho., Midhurst . Sir Edwd. A. Hamilton, Bt.
Irby Ho., Whisfcon, Northampton... Rev. the Hon.
LI. C. R. Irby, M.A.
Irwell Bank, Eccles, Lane. ..The Lady Annette de
Trattbrd
Isell Hall, Cock ermouth... Sir Wilfrid Lawson
Bt., M.P.
Island (The'', Wilton, Salisbury. ..Fd.-Marsh. Sir
Evelyn Wood, g.c.b., UUT
Isle Magee, Co. Antrim ..The Most Hon. the Mar-
chioness of Donegall with the infant Marquis
Ivy Bank, London Rd., Buxton... Lady Crawfurd-
Pollok
Ivy Ho., Kingsland, Shrewsbury... Sir Arthur R.
Stokes, Bt.
Ivy Ho., Miokleover, Derby. ..His Honour the Hon.
Walter B. Lindiey
Ivy Ldg., Aigburth, L'pool. .. Sir Robt. A. Hampson
Ivymount Ho., Athenry, Co. Galway ... Hon. Mrs.
Burton Bingham
Iwerne Minster Ho., Blandford, Dorset... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Wolverton
Jeanfield, Forfar... Lady Thornton
Jenkinstoion Pk., Kilkenny... Hon. Richd. E. Bellew
and Hon. Geo. L. Bryan
Jervaulx Abbey, Bedale, Yorks.... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Masham
Jerviswoode, Lanark... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Haddington, k.t.
Jesmond Dene. Newcastle-on-Tyne...The Rt. Hon.
Lord ArmstroLg
702 Index to Seats
Jesmond Dene Ho., Newcastle-on-Tyne...Capt. Sir
Andrew Noble, Bt., k.c.b.
Jethou I., Channel Is. ... Sir Hy. Atistin Lee,
K.C.M.G.
Johnstown Castle, Wexford ...The Lady Maurice
FitzGerald
Johnstown Kennedy, Hazlehatch E.S.O.,Co. Dublin
...Sir Jno. C. Kennedy, Bt.
JoMwynds, Holmbury St. Mary, Dorking. ..Sir Wm.
Paget Bowman, Bt.
Jordanhill, Glasgow. ..Rt. Hon. Jas. Parker Smith,
M.P.
Juniper Bank, Walkerburn R.S.O., Peeblessh. ...
The Hon. the Master of Elibank, m.p.
Kedleston Hall, Derby... Rev. the Rt. Hon. Lord
Scarsdale, m.a.
Keenagh, Crossmolina R.S.O., Co. Mayo. ..Sir Roger
W. H. Palmer, Bt.
Keevil Manor, Trowbridge. ..Col. Sir Jno. W.
Wallington, k.c.b.
Keilder Castle, nr. Hawick... His Grace the Duke of
Northumberland, k.g.
Keiss Castle, Wick, N.B....Sir Eras. T. Barry, Bt.,
M.P.
Keith Hall, Inverurie, N.B....The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Kin tore, g.c.m.g.
Kelburne, Fairlie R.S.O., Ayrsh....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Glasgow, g.c.m.g.
Kellie Castle, Fife... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Mar
and Kellie
Kelso Ho., Bath...Lt.-Col. Herman Wayne and Hon.
Mrs. H. W.
Kelston Ldg., Banbury Rd., Oxford.. .Rev. Sir Jno.
Caesar Hawkins, Bt., m.a.
Keltie Castle, Dunning R.S.O., Perthsh....IIon.
Bernd. F. Rollo
Kelvington Ho., 53 Warwick Rd., Earl's Ct., S.W....
Sir Edwd. Reid
Kelwood, Woking. ..Sir Wm. O. Clark
Kemble Ho., Cirencester... The Rt. Hon. Lord Bid-
dulph
Ken Hill, King's Lynn. ..Sir Edwd. Green, Bt.
Kennel Ho., Alloa, Clackmannansh....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Balfour of Burleigh, k.t.
Kenry Ho., Putney Vale, S.W....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dunraven, k.p.
Kensington Palace, W. ..His Grace the Duke of
Argyll, k.t., and H.R.H. Princess Louise,
Duchess of A., v. a., c.i. ; also H.R.H, P'cess
Henry of Battenbcrg, v. a., ct.
Kenswick, Worcester. ..Rear-Adm. Richd. F.Britten
and Hon. Mrs. R. B.
Kenton, Exeter... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Devon
Kentons, Tilehurst Rd., Reading. ..Sir Jno. W.
Carrington, c.m.g.
Kentstown, Co. Meath... Sir Lionel C. W. Alexander,
Bt.
Eenure Pic, Rush, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Roger W. H.
Palmer, Bt.
Kenward, Pembury, Tunb. Wells. ..Sir Jno. C. K.
Shaw, Bt.
Ken Wood, Hampstead, N.W....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Mansfield
Kepwick Pic, Northallerton... David M'L. Morrison,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. D. M.
Ker field, Peebles... Sir Walter Thorburn, m.p.
Kerrow Ho., Beauly, Inverness-sh....The Rt. Hon.
the Lady Tweedmouth
Keswick Ldg., Norwich... Hon. Arth. E. C. Cole
Ketteringham Pk., Wymondham, Norf....Sir Maurice
C. Boileau, Bt.
Ketton Hall, Darlington... Sir Edmd. S. Hardinge,
Bt.
Kew Colt., Kew... The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Countess of Enroll, v.A.
Keydell, Ilorndean R.S.O., Hants. ...Lt.-Gen. Sir
Drury C. Drury-Lowe, g.cb.
Keyham Hall, Leicester. ..Jno. Cross, Esq., and the
Lady Theresa C.
Keythorpe Hall, Tugby, Leics....Hon. Sir Raymond
R. Tyrwhitt-Wilson, Bt.
Kilboy, Nenagh, Co. Tipperary...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Dunalley
Kilbryde Castle, Dunblane, Perthsh....Col. Sir
Alexander Campbell, Bt.
and Residences
Kilcoleman Abbey, Killorglin R.S.O., Co. Kerry. ..Sir
Wm. Cecil Godfrey, Bt.
Kilconquhar Castle R.S.O., Fifesh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Lindsay
Kilcooley Abbey, Thurles, Co. Tipper ary... Hon. Mrs.
Chambrc Ponsonby
Kilcottrim, iTo., BorrisR.S.O., Co. Carlow.. .Nicholas
F. Coppinger, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. N. C.
Kilfane, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny... Lady Power
Kilgraston, Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh....
Dowager Lady Watson
Killcea Castle, Mageney R.S.O., Co. Kildare . The
Lord Walter FitzGerald and sisters, with their
nephew the Duke of Leinster
Kilkenny Castle... The Most Hon. the Marquess of
Ormonde, k.p.
Killacoona, Ballybrack, Killiney, Co. Dublin. ..The
Rt. Hon. Fredk. Wrench
Killakee, Rathfarnham R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..The
Rt. Hon. Lord Massy
Killarney Ho., Co. Kerry... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Kenmare
Killarney Wood, Bray, Co. Wicklow...Wm. Millar,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. M.
Killeen Castle, Drumree, Co. Meath. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Fingall
Killerton, Exeter. ..Sir Thos. D. Acland, Bt.
Killochan Castle, Girvan, Ayrsh....Sir Regd. A. E.
Oath cart, Bt.
Killua Castle, Athboy, Co. Westmeath... Sir Montagu
R. Chapman, Bt.
Killundine, , Argyllsh....Sir Jno. H. Morris,
Killvran Abbey, Broadford, Limerick... Chas. W.
Smith, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. S.
Killt/ballyowen, Brutf, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick...
The O'Gradv
Kill//begs Ho., Naas, Co. Kildare...Sir Geo. C. Fitz-
Gerald, Bt.
Kilmanahan Castle, Clonmel.The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Donoushmore
Kilmorner, Lismore R.S.O., Co. Waterford...The-Rt.
Hon. Katherine, Lady Graves
Kilmoroncy, Athy, Co. Kildare...Sir Anthony A.
Weldon, Bt.
Kilmori) Ho., Lochgilphead, Argyllsh....Sir Arth. J.
Campbell-Orde, Bt.
Kilmure, Tunb. Wells ..Sir Wm. J. T. Power, k.c.b.
ift/r/hte.Boncath R.S.O., Pemb....Sir Martene 0. M.
Lloyd, Bt.
Kilronan Castle, nr. Carrick-on-Shannon...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Kingston
Kilruane Ho., Nenagh, Co. Tipperary...Sir Morgan
H. P. Tuite, Bt.
Kilruddery, Bray, Co. Wicklow...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Meath, k.p.
Kilvrougli, Parkinill R.S.O., Glamorg.... Adm. of the
Fleet Sir Algernon M'L. Lyons, g.cb.
Kimberley Ho., Wymondham, Norf....The Rt. Hon.
the Karl ot Kimberley
Kimbolton Castle, St. Neots...His Grace the Duke of
Manchester
Kinbrae, Newport-on-Tay R.S.O., Fifesh....Sir John
Leng, m.p.
Kincairney, Dunkeld . .The Hon. Lord Kincairney
Kincraig Ho., nr Dundee. .Sir Jas. Low
Kin Edar, Strandtovvn, Belfast ..Sir Otto Jaffe*
Kineton Ho., nr. Warwick. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Willoughby de Broke
Kiufauns Castle, Perth. ..Hon. Morton G. Stuart-
Gray
Kingshridge, Steeple Claydon, Bucks.. ..Hon. Cecil
J. Hubbard
King's Bromley Manor, Lichfield... John H. H. V.
Lane, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. L.
Kingscote, Wotton-under-Edge, Glouc.Col. Sir
Robt. N. F. Kingscote, g.cv.o., and the Lady
Emily K.
Kingscote Ho., East Grinstead...Col. Cecil Rice and
the Lady Matilda R.
King's Colt., Kew... The Rt. Hon. Dowager Lady
Monson
K/ngsdown Ho., Dover. ..Sir Robt. T. Reid, K.c,
G.C.M.G., M.P.
Kingsgate Castle, nr. Ramsgate...The Et. Hon. Lord
Avebury, f.r.s.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
7o3
King's Ho. (The), Lyndhurst R.S.O., Hants. ..Hon.
Gerald W. Lascelles
Kingslancl Ho., Shrewsbury... The Dowager Lady
Corbet
King's Meadows, Haystoun, Peebles... Sir Duncan
E. Hay, Bt.
Kingsmead, Windsor Forest ...Graham Paterson,
Esq., and the Lady Rowena P.
King's Ride, Ascot... Sir Edwin Durning-Lawrence,
Bt., M.P.
Kingston Hall, Derby ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Belper
Kingston Ho., Prince's Gt., S.W....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Listowel, k.p.
Kinharvie, New Abbey, Dumfries... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Herries
Kinloch Castle, I. of Rum, via Oban. ..Sir Geo.
Bullough
Kinloch Ho., Meigle, Perthsh....Sir Jno. G. S.
Kinloch, Bt.
Kinnaird, Larbert, Stirlingsh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Thurlow, f.r.s.
Kinnaird Castle, Brechin... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Southesk
Kinnordy, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh. . . .Sir Leonard Lyell,
Bt.
Kinross Ho., Kinross. ..Sir Basil T. Graham-Mont-
gomery, Bt.
Kintail, Loch Alsh R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir Allan R.
Mackenzie, Bt.
Kiplin, Northallerton...Adm. Hon. Walter C. Car-
penter
Kippilaw, St. Boswell's, N.B....Sir Hy. Seton-Karr,
C.M.G.
Kirby, , I. of Man. ..Sir Wm. L. Drinkwater
KirbyHall, York... Sir Henry M. Meysey-Thompson,
Bt., M.P.
Kirkbride, nr. Maybole, Lanarks....Sir Thos. A. A.
Montgomery-Cuninghame, Bt.
Kirkham Abbey, York... The Rt. Hon. Lord Hawkes-
bury
Kirklees Pk., Brighouse, Yorks....Sir Geo. J. Army-
tage, Bt.
Kirklevington Grange, Yarm, Yorks....Sir Thos.
Richardson
Kirkstall Grange, Leeds... The Rt. Hon, Lord
Grimthorpe
Kirktonholm, nr. Maybole, Lanarks....Sir Thos.
A. A. Montgomery-Cuninghame, Bt.
Kirtlington Pic, Oxford. ..Sir Geo. J. E. Dashwood,
Bt., and the Lady Mary D.
Kirtling Tower, Newmarket. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
North
Kitley, Ply mouth... Hon. Albert T. Bingham
Knapp (The), Inchture R.S.O., Porthsh.... Frances,
Lady Kinnaird
Knebworth Ho., Stevenage, Herts. .. The Rt. Hon.
Lord Strathcona and Mt. Royal (property of the
Earl of Lytton)
Kneesworth Ho., Roystos, Herts. ...Hon. Sydney
G. Holland and the Lady Mary H.
Knepp Castle, Horsham... Sir Merrik R. Burrell, Bt.
Knighton, Old Tiverton Rd., Exeter. ..Hon. Hugh
L. Courtenay
Knight's Croft, Rustington, Worthing... Sir Hubert
H. Parry, Bt. and the Lady Maud P.
Knightshayes Ct., Tiverton... SirJno.H. Heathcoat-
Amory, Bt.
Knightstown, Ladyrath, Navan, Co. Meath...Sir
Henry P. De Bathe, Bt.
Knill Ct., Kington, Herefs. ...Sir Jno. Walsham,
Bt., K.C.H.G.
Knipton Ldg., Grantham... Hon. Henry Robt. Hep-
burne-Scott and the Lady Ada H.-S.
Knockatrina Ho., Durrow, Abbeyleix, Queen's Co.
...Lt.-Col. Hon. Robt. T. Flower
Knockdrin Castle, Mullingar...Sir Richard W.
Levinge, Bt.
Knockgray, Carsphairn, Dairy R.S.O., Galloway...
Hon. Mrs. Clark- Kennedy
Knockin Hall. Oswestry, Salop... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Bradford (let)
Knocklofty, Clonmel...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Donoughmore
Knockmaroon Ho., Castleknock R.S.O., Co. Dublin
... Hon. Walter E. Guinness and the Lady
Evelyn G.
Knockrea Hq., Cork... Sir Jno. H. Scott
Knole Pk., Sevenoaks...The Rt. Hon. Lord Sack-
ville, G.C.M.G.
Knoll (The), Ascot... The Dowager Lady Dyer
Knolton Hall, Ellesmere, Salop. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Southwell
Knoppogue Castle, Quin R.S.O., Co. Clare. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Dunboyne
Knotley Hall, Tonbridge...The Lady Harriet Warde
Knowle, Cranleigh, Guildford. ..Sir Geo. F. Bonham,
Bt.
Knowle, Dunster, Taunton... Hon. Sir Geo. Farwell
Knowsley, Prescot, Lanes. . . . The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Derby, k.g.
Kyle-more Castle, Kylemore R.S.O.,Co. Galway...His
Grace the Duke of Manchester
Kyllaehy, Tomatin R.S.O., lnverness-sh....The
Hon. Lord Kyllaehy
Kynance, Alum Chine, Bournemouth West... Lady
Torrens
Ladham Ho., Cloudburst, Kent. ..Sir Chas. J. Jessel,
Bt.
Lady Anne's Ho., Stamford... The Most Hon. the
Dowager Marchioness of Exeter
Lady Cross Ldg., Brockenhurst R.S.O., Hants....
Hon. Sir Chas. J. Darling
Ladyhill, Birnam R.S.O., Perthsh....Hon. Mrs.
Henry Montgomery
Ladykirk, Berwicks., Norham R.S.O.... Watson
Askew-Robertson, Esq., aud Hon. Mrs. W. A.-R.
Lath/well, Bournemouth West... Dowager Lady
Miller
Laidlawstiel, Galashiels .. .The Rt. Hon. LordReay,
G. CS.T.
Lake Cott., Greenodd, Ulverston, Lanes. ... The Rt.
Rev. the Lord Bishop of Sheffield
Lake Ldg., Wargrave, Twyford R.S.O., Berks....
Lady Hannen
Laleham Ho., Staines. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Lucan, k.p.
Lamb ay Isld., Donabate R.S.O., Co. Dublin. Hon.
Cecil Baring
Lambeth Palace, S.E....His Grace the Most Rev. the
Lord Archbp. of Canterbury
Lambton Castle, Fence Houses, Co. Durham. ..The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Durham
Lamington R.S.O., Lanarks....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Lamington, g.c.m.g.
Lamport Hall, Northampton... Sir Vere Isham, Bt.
Lanarkslea, Cornwall Gdus., S. Kens., S.\V....Lady
Rattigan
Landfoi d Ho., Salisbury. ..Rev. the Hon. Jno. H.
Nelson, m.a.
Landguard Manor, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W....The Lady
Isabel Atherley
Lane Cott. (The), Little Bookham, Leatherhead...
Lady Yule
Lanehurst, Albourne, Hassocks R.S.O., Suss.. ..Lady
Lange
Lanesborough Ldg., Belturbet, Co. Cavan...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Lanesborough
Langdown, Hythe, Southampton... Sir Robt. H.
Hobart, K.c.v.o., c.b., and Hon. Lady H.
Langford Grove, Maldon...The Rt. Hon. Lord Byron
Langford Ho., Lechlade, Glouc....The Rt.Hon. Lord
De Mauley
Langholme, Keswick... Lt.-Col. Geo. Kemp, m.p., and
the Lady Beatrice K.
Langleybury, King's Langley R.S.O., Herts. ..Edwd.
H. Loyd, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. E. L.
Langley Ho., Liss, Hants. ..Sir Walter M. Colvin
Langley Pk., Norwich ... Sir Regd. W. Proctor-
Beauchamp, Bt.
Langley Pk., Slough... Sir Robt. G. Harvey, Bt., and
the Hon. Lady Harvey
Langold, , Notts.. ..Sir Thos: W. White, Bt.
Langton, Duns, Berwicks.... Hon. Mrs. Robt. Baillie-
Hamilton
Langwell, Berriedale R.S.O., Caithness-sh. ... His
Grace the Duke of Portland, k.g.
Lanhydrock, Bodmin. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Clifden
Lanrick Castle, Doune R.S.O., Perthsh... .Sir Robt.
W. B. Jardine, Bt.
Lansdowne Ho., 54 Berkeley Sq.,W.... The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Lansdowne, k.g.
Index to Seats
and Residences
Lansdowne Lclg., E. Putney, S."W....Sir Hy, Kimber,
Bt., M.P.
Larches (The), Kidderminster... Sir Thos. S. Lea, Bt.
| Lareen, Kinlough, Co. Leitrirn...The Rt. Hon. Lord
I Massy
I Larkhill, Ranskill, Bawtry R.S.O., Yorks....Hon.
I Agnes Eden
| Lathockar, St. Andrews... Hon. Mrs. Alex. Cheape
Latham Ho., Ormskirk ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Lathom
Latimer, Chesham R.S.O., Bucks.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Chssbam, k.c.b.
\ Latimer Grange, Had^ey, Barnet...Sir Alfd. de B.
! Porter, k.c.b.
Laughton Ldg., nr. Hawkhurst, Suss. ...Sir James
Duke, Bt.
Laurels (The), Clifton, York. ..Sir Christopher A.
Milward
Lover stoke Ho., Micheldever, Hants... Sir Wm. W.
I Portal, Bt.
I Lawday PL, Farnham, SuiTey . . . Sir Wm. H. Treacher,
k.c.m.g.
Lawers Ho., Crieff, Perthsh... .David R.Williamson,
Esq., and lion. Mrs. W.
Law i(7Y*<?), Warwick ..Sir Edwd. M.Nelson, k.c.m.g.
Lawrence-town, Banbridge, Co. Down. ..The Lady
Isabella Stewart
Lawrenni) Pic, Pembroke ...Hon. Lady Walker
Laws (The), Edrom R.S.O., Berwicks....The Hon.
Lord Low
Layston Ldg., Buntingford R.S.O., Herts.. ..Col.
Cuthbt. Larking and the Lady Adela L.
Leasom, Rye, Sussex... Capt. Sir Geo. J.S. Warrender,
Bt.. c.b., m.v.o., and the Lady Maud W.
Lee (The), Lanark... Sir Simon M. Lockhart, Bt.,
M.V.O.
Leeford, 14, Mowbray Rd., Upp. Norwood, S.E....
La ly Thomson
Lees, Coldstream. Berwicks....Lady Marjoribanks
Lees Ct., Faversham...The Rt. Hon. Earl Sondes
Leeswood Hall, Mold, Flints... '.Sir Jno. Mark
Leigh Ho., Bradford, Wilts.... The Lord Edmond G.
Fitzmaurice, m.p.
Leigh Ho., Datchet, Windsor. ..Tue Ladies Mabel
and Eva Cholmondeley
Leigh Pk., Havant, Hants.. ..Sir Fredk. L. F. Fitz
Wygram, Bt.
Leintwardine R.S.O., Herefs. . .Sir Henry M. Plowden
Leiston Old Abbey, Leiston R.S.O., Suff....Hon. Juo.
A. de Grey
Leith Villa, Reigate...The Lord Richd. H. Browne
Lennel Ho., Coldstream, Berwicks....Hon. Mrs.
Heury Baillie-Hamilton
i Leonardslee, Horsham. ..Sir Edmd. G. Loder, Bt.
I Lepe, Exbury. Southampton ..J. W. Foster, Esq.,
m.p., and lion. Mrs. H. F.
! Leslie Ho., Leslie R.S.O., Fifesh....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Rothes
! Les Quarliers, Guernsey... Rev. the Hon. Arth. C.
I Baillie-Hamilton
Letham Ho., — , HadJingtonsh....Sir Archib.
Buchan- Hepburn, Bt.
Letheringsett Hall, Holt R.S.O., Norf....The Rt.
Hon. Sir Herb. II. Cozens-Hardy
Letterews, Loch Maree, Achnasheen R.S.O....The
Most Hon. the Marquess of Zetland, k.t.
Letlerfourie, Buckie, Banffsh. ... Sir Robt. G.
Gordon, Bt.
Letton Hall, Watton, Thetford...The Rt. Hon. Lord
C ran worth
Lexden Pk., Colchester ... The Rt. Hon. Sir
Mountstuart E. Grant-Duff, G.c.s.r., f.r.s.
Lexham Hall, Swaffham, Norf.. . Bertram W. A.
Keppel, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. Bertram K.
Lcybourne, Witley Hill, Godalming ... Sir Owen
Roberts
Leybourne Grange, Maidstone ... Sir Henry M.
Hawley, Bt.
Leyrath, Kilkenny... Sir Chas. F. D. Wheeler-Cuffe,
Bt.
Leys Castle, Inverness. ..The Rt. Hon. Susan, Coun-
tess of Southesk
Lightwater, Bagshot ...Maj.-Gen. Sir Henry E. Col-
vile, K.C.M.G.
Lilford Hall, Oundle, N'thants....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Lilford
Lilleshall, Newport, Salop... His Grace the Duke of
Sutherland, k.g.
Lillingstone Dayrell, Buckingham ... Hon. Mrs.
Archib. Douglas-Pennant
Linden Ho., Highgate Rd., N.W....Sir Henry W.
Tyler
Linden Ho., 7 Linden Gdns., Notting Hill. W....
Thos. E. Walker, Esq.. and Hon. Mrs. T. W.
Linden Ho , Stanwix, Carlisle... Sir Benj. Scott
Lindens (The), Penarth, Glamorg....Lady Morel
Lindertis, Kirriemuir, Forfarsh. ... Sir Campbell
Munro, Bt.
Lindisfarne, Bournemouth... The Right non. Earl
Cairns
Lindridge, Oxted, Surrey ... Sir Richd. Mills, k.c.b.
Lingfield, Barmouth... Hon. Thos. W. Best
Linley Hall, Bishop's Castle R.S.O., Salop ... T.
Jaspar M. More, Esq., and the Lady Norah M.
Linslade Manor, Leighton Buzzard... The Rt. Hon.
Sir Arth. D. Hayter, Bt., m.p.
Linton, Cambridge. ..Col. Sir Walter H. Wilkin,-
K.C.M.G.
Lisgar Castle, Bailieborough, Co. Cavan . .Sir Ernest
C. Cochrane, Bt.
Lismallon, Foxrock, Dublin... The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Ikerrin
Lismore Castle, Waterford...His Grace the Duke of
Devonshire, k.g.
L'ismullen, Navan...Sir John F. Dillon, Bt.
Lisnacarrig, Foxrock, Dublin... Rt. Hon. Sir Henry
A. Robinson, k.c.b.
Lisnavagh, Rathvilly, Co. Carlow...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Rathdonnell
Lissadell, Sligo . Sir Josslyn A.R. Gore-Booth, Bt.
Lissan, Cookstown, Co. Tyrone. ..Lady Staples
Liss Ard, Skibbereen, Co. Cork ..The O'Donovan
Littledene, Lewes... Hon. Chas. Brand
Little Gaddesden Ho., Gt. Berkhamsted ... Hon.
Alfred C. Talbot
Little Hadham PI., Much Hadham, Herts. ..The Rt.
Hon. Florence. Lady Braybrooke
Little Horfon, Northampton ... Sir Fredk. D.
Gunning, Bt.
Little House (The), Wargrave, Twyford R.S.O.,
Berks. ...Lady Mackenzie
Little Idsworth, Maidenhead ... Lady Clarke-Jer-
voise
Littlemovnf, Cookham Dean, Cookham Rise, Berks.
...Sir Melvill Beachcroft
Little Park, Ninfleld, Battle... Sir Jas. W. M. Ashby,
K.C.B.
Little Parkhurst, Abinger Common, Dorking ..Sir
Fredk. J. D. Lugard, k.c.m.g.
Little Stodham, Liss, Hants. ... Sir St. Vincent A.
Hammick, Bt.
Little Testwood, Totton, Southampton ... Hon.
Edward A. Palk
Little Ven, Milborne Port, nr. Sherborne... Lady
Medlycott
Livermere Pk., Bury St. Edmunds. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord de Saumavez
Llandaff Ho., Llandaff, Cardiff ...Sir Jno. Gunn
LlandaffHo., Weybridge ... The Rt. Bon. the Earl
of Stamford
Llandovery, Exmouth...Rev. Sir Philip Perring,
Bt., M.A.
Llanerch Panna, Penley, Ellesmere, Salop. ..Hon.
Geo. T. Kenyon.M.p.
Llannerch Pk., St. Asaph... Sir George E. A. Cayley,
Bt.
Llangattock Ho., Abergavenny... Hon. Mrs. Alex.
FitzMaurics
Ltangattock Manor, Monmouth... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Llangattock
Llangattock Pk., Crickhowell, Brecons...His Grace
the Duke of Beaufort
Llangibby Castle, Monmouth ..Rowland Addams-
Williams, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. A.-W.
Llanover, Abergavenny ... Hon. Mrs. Herbert of
Llanover
Llantilio Ct., Abergavenny... Sir Henry Mather-
Jackson, Bt.
Of Persons xited in this Work.
Llantrithydi Cowbridge R.S.O., Glamorg....Rt. Hon,
Sir Hy. Aubrey-Fletcher, Bt., c.b., m.p.
Llanti/Bilio Rail, Llangollen... Sir Henry B. Robert-
soa
Llanwysh, Criekhowell, Brecon. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir Alex.
Bruce Tulloch, k.cb.
Lligwy, Moelfre, Menai Brdg. R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Boston
Llysdulas, Amlwch R.S.O., Anglesea ... Sir Thos.
L. H. Neave, Bt.
Locharwoods, Limes Rd.. Folkestone. ..Andrew J.
Stuart, Esq. (heir to Castlestewart Earldom)
Lochgetly R.S.O., Fifesh...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Minto, g.c.m.g.
Lochiel Ho., Leyburn R.S.O., Yorks....Hon. Mrs.
Thos. Orde-Powlett
Lochinch Castle, Castle Kennedy R.S.O.,Wigtownsh.
...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Stair
Loch Luichart Ldg., Dingwall, Ross-sh. ..The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Northampton
Lochnaw Castle, Stranraer, Wigtownsh... Sir Andrew
N. Agnew, Bart., m.p.
Loch Rosque Castle, Achnasheen R.S.O., Ross sh....
Sir Arthur Bignold, m.p.
Lockerley Hall, Romsey, Hants ...Capt. Fredk. J.
Dalgety and Hon. Mrs. F. D.
Lockmge Ho., Wantage, Berks.. ..The Rt. Hon. Lady
Wantage
Locko Pk., Derby. ..Wm. D. N. Drury-Lowe, Esq.,
and the Lady Lucy D.-L.
Lockwood, Frith Hill, Godalming...Sir Jno. F. Rot-
ton, K.C.
Loddington Hall, Leicester... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Morton
Lodge (The), Anstey, Coventry... Lady Adams
Lodge (The), Ascot. ..Sir Edwd. J. Reed, k.cb., m.p.,
F.R.S.
Lodge (The), Doncasterv.Hon. Rupert E. Beckett
Lodge (The), Eastbourne... The Rt. Hon. the Dow-
ager Lady Magheramorne, with her sou-in-law
Hon. Arth. Saumarez
Lodge (7%e),GlentiesR.S.O., Co. Donegal... The Most
Hon. the Marquess Conyngham
Lodge (The), Gt. Malvern. ..Sir Henry F. Grey, Bt.
Lodge (The), Langholm, Dumfriessh....His Grace
the Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry, k.g.,
K.T.
Lodge (The), Malpas, Chesh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Harlech
Lodge (The), Malton .JIon. Geoffrey N. Dawnay
Lodge (The), Mortlake Rd., Kew...The Lady Eleanor
Hobart -Hampden
Lodge (The), Nth. Berwick... Sir Walter Hamilton-
Dalrymple, Bt.
Lodge (The), Porchester Rd., W....Sir Henry C.
imrdett, k.cb.
Lodge (The), Rostrevor, Co. Down... Hon. Albert
S. G. Canning
Lodge (The), Sandy, Beds.. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Peel
Lodge (The), Tarland, Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh.
...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Aberdeen, g.c.m.g.
Lodge (The), Thames Ditton, Surrey. ..Sir Guy T.
Campbell, Bt.
Lodge (The), Tiree, Oban, Argylish....The Lady
Victoria Campbell
Lodge (The), Virginia R.S.O., Co. Cavan... The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Headfort
Lodge (The), Witham, Essex. ..Adm. Sir Wm. G.
Luard, k.cb.
Lodge Farm (The), Compton Verney, Warwick...
Basil Hanbury, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. B. H.
Loftus Hall, Fethard, Waterford.The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Ely
Lohort Castle, Mallow . .Sir Timothy C. O'Brien, Bt.
Lohunda Pk., Clonsilla R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..Hon.
Mrs. Francis Brooke
Londesborough Ldg., Scarborough... f T theRFT,5°nf
Londesborough Pk., Mkt. Weighton-j Londes-
K.S.O., Yorks ^ borough
London Ho., 32 St. James's Sq., S.W....The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop of London
Londonderry, Ho., Park Ln., W....The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Londonderry, k.g.
Long Acre, Shamley Grn., Guildford... Sir Chas, H.
T. Crosthwaite, k.cs.i.
Longcroft, Torquay... The Rt. Rev. Bishop Churion
Longford Castle, Salisbury... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Radnor
Longford Hall, Brailsford, Derby . . .Hon. Henry Jno.
Coke and the Lady Katharine 0.
Longford Hall, Newport, Salop. ..Col. Ralph Leeke
and Hon. Mrs. R. L.
Longford Ho., Ballisodare R.S.O., Co. Sligo...Sir
Malby Crofton, Bt.
Longhirst, Morpeth. ..Sir Jas. Joicey, Bt , m.p.
Longleat, Warminster, Wilts.... The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Bath
Longley Hall, Huddersfleld Sir John W.Rainsden,
Bt., and the Lady Guendolen 11.
Longridge Towers, Berwick-on-Tweed... Sir Hubert
E. II. Jerningliam, k.cm.g.
Longrood, Rugby., lion. Osmond Hastings
Longshaw Ldg., Sheffield. ..His Grace the Diike of
Rutland, k.g.
Longwood, Winchester . . The Rt. Hon. Lord Aberdare
Longwood Ho., do.. . The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Northesk
Lonsdale HdJ, Derby ...Sir Henry H. Bemrose
Lonsdale, Wexford. ..Sir Wm. J. Paul, Bt.
Lordswood, Southampton... Lady Chamberlain
Lome Villa, Whitby . Geo. D. Yeoman, Esq., and
the Lady Dorothea Y.
Lolon Pk., Shrewsbury... Sir Bryan B. M. Leighton,
Bt.
Loudoun Castle, Galston R.S.O., Ayrsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Loudoun
Lough Cutra Castle, Gort R.S.O., Co. Galway...Thc
lit. Hon. the Lord Viscount Gough
Loughgur, Kilmallock, Co. Limerick... Count de
Co. Tyrone. . . Sir Hugh
Hon. Mrs. John
Lough M'Rory Ldg.,
H. Stewart, Bt.
Lound Hall, Retford, Notts
Goodfellow
Louth Hall, Ardee R.S.O., Co. Louth. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Louth
Lovegrove, Aberystwyth... Lady Evans
Lower Boioden, PangboUrne, Reading... Alick C.
Fraser, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. F.
Lower Weston, Ross, Herefs....Lady Fitzmayer
Lowesby Hall, Leicester ... Sir Frederick F. C.
Fowke. Bt.
Lowood, Melrose, Roxb... Henry Kidd, Esq., and the
Lady Mary K .
Lowther Castle, nr. Penrith... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Lonsdale
Lowther Ldg., 74, Prince's Gt., S.W....IIon. Wm
Lowther
Lucan Ldg., Luoan R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..Sir Jas.
Langrishe, Bt.
Luchie, Nth. Berwick. . . Sir Wm. J. G. Baird, Bt., and
Hon. Lady B.
Luffness, Aberlady, Iladdingtonsh... Henry W.Hope,
Esq., and the Lady Mary H.
Lugwardine 67., Hereford. ..Sir Archer Croft, Bt.
Lullingstone Castle, Eynsford, Kent... The Rt. Hon.
Sir Wm. Hart Dyke. Bt., m.p.
Lullington, Burton-on-Trent... Maj.-Gen. Sir Henr-y
E. Colvile, k.cm.g.
Lumley Castle, Chester-le-Street, Co. Durham. ..The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Scarbrough, c.b.
Lunefield, Kirkby Lonsdale, Westmd.... The Rt. Hon.
the Countess of Bective
Lupton Ho., Churston Ferrers R.S.O., Devon. ..The
Rt. Hon. Lord Churston
Luttrellstown, Clonsilla, Co. Dublin... Hon. Mrs.
Hugh Barton (property of Lord Annaly)
Lydiard Pk., Swindon. ..The Rt. Hon. Visctss
Bolingbroke, with her son the Viscount
Lydney Pk., Glouc... Charles Bathurst, jun., Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. C. B.
Lyle Ct., Sevenoaks...Lou;sa Lady Campbell-Orde
Lyme Pk., DLsley, Stockport... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Newton
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Index to Seats and Residences
Lynedal*; Ho,, Snizort* Portree, I. of Skye...TheEt,
Hon, Lord N&pier of Magdala
Lynnbwn, Aberlour R.S.O., Ban ffsh..., Lady Green
Lynsfed Ldg., Sittingbourne, Kent... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Teynham
Lynton, Boscombe, Bournemouth..,, Sir Horace N.
Blakiston, Bt.
Lynton, De Parys Avenue, Bedford.,. Sir Wm. G. E.
Wiseman, Bt.
Lyons, Co. Kildare, Hazlehatch R.S.O. ... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Cioncurry
Lypiatt Pk„ Stroud... The Rt. Hon. Sir Jno. E.
Dorington, Bt., m.p.
LyswaysIIall, Rugeley, Staffs.... Sir Chas. Forster.Bt.
Lutchett Heath, Poole ..The Lord Eustace B. H. Cecil
Lythanger, Liss, Hants.. ..Gen. Lord Wm. F. E.
Seymour, k.cv.o.
Macharioch, Campbeltown., Argyllsh....Her Grace
Ina, Duchess of Argyll, v. a.
Madeley Manor, Newcastle-under-Lyrne...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Crewe
MadreSfield Ct., Malvern Link. . .The Rt. Hon. Earl
Beauohamp, k.c.m.g.
Maes/en, Whitchurch, Salop. ..Rev. the Hon. Alger-
non R. Parker
Maes-y-Nant, Wrexham... Hon. Savage Mostyn, c.B.
Magheramorne, Larne, Co. Antrim... Hon. Norah
M'Garel-Hogg
Magna Gharta Isld., Wraysbury, Stainss. .Henry H.
Vignoles, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. V.
Maiden Bradley Ho., Bath. ..His Grace the Duke of
Somerset
J/a/rtW/?//«^Northampton...Begd. B.Loder, Esq.,
and the Lady Margaret L.
Ma! a hide Castle, Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Talbot 1
de Malahide
Mailing Abbey, West Mailing, Kent. ..Lady Gyll
Malshanger, Basingstoke... Sir Wm. W. Portal, Bt.
Malwood, Lyndhurst, Hants.... Lady Vernon-Har-
court
Man/head, Exeter. ..Sir Robert H. S. D. L. Newman,
Bt.
Handerston, Duns, Berwicksh....Sir Jas. P. Miller,
Bt., and Hon. Lady M.
Mannlngton Hall, Aytsham R.S.O., Norfk....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Orford
Manor: For addresses not found below, see under
the various localities
Manor (The), Glenville, Fermoy...Sir Edwd. H.
Hudson-Kinahan, Bt.
Manor (The), Staplehay, Taunton ... Hon. Chas.
W. Bampfylde
Manor (The), Tockington R.S.O., Glos....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Cardigan
Manor (The), Manningford Bruce, Pewsey, Wilts....
Hon. Lucy E. Foreman
Manor Heath, Bournemouth... Sir Fredk. Wills,
Bt., M P.
Manor Ho., Ashby St. Ledgers, Rugby. ..Hon. Ivor
C. Guest
Manor Ho., Barton Hartshorn, Buckingham... Chas.
W. Trotter, Esq., aud Hon. Mrs. C. T.
Manor Ho., Bexley, Kent. ..Sir Guilford L. Moles-
Mar.or Ho.', Bus'hey, Watford ... Ge.i. Sir Fredk.
W. E. F. Forestier-Walker, o.c.m.g., k.c.b.
Manor Ho., Brackley, N'thants...,The Rt. Hon. the
Karl of Ellesmere
Manor Ho., Brigg, Lines... Gervase H. Cary-Elwes,
Esq., and the Lady Winefride C.-E.
Manor Ho., Chetwode, Buckingham... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Lawrence
Manor Ho.,Co\n St. Aldwyns, Fairford, Glouc....The
Rt. Hon. Sir Mich. E. Hicks-Beach, Bt., m.p.,
and tne Lady Lucy H.-B.
Manor Ho., Cranborne, Salisbury... The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Salisbury, c.b.
Manor Ho., Elstree R.S.O. , Herts. ...Hon. Henry
Lloyd Gibbs
Manor Ho., Folkestone... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Radnor
Manor Ho., Mildenhall, Suff....Sir Henry C. J.
Bunbury, Bart.
Manor Ho., Monkton Farleigh, Bradford, Wilts....
Sir Chas. P. Hobhouse, Bt.
Manor Ho., Shere, Guildford... Hon. Sir Reginald M.
Bray
Manor Ho., Shinfield, Reading. ..Col. Sir Chas. B.
Euan-Smith, k.c.b.
Manor Ho., Stinchcombe, Dursley, Glouc....Sir
Chas. T. K. Prevost, Bt.
Manor Ho., Torquay.., The Rt. Hon, the Dowager
Lady Haldon
Manse (The), Uffington, Shrewsbury... Hon, Frank
Pleydell-Bouverie
Mansfield Ho., 18 New Cavendish St., W\... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Manners
Mansion (The), Ashbrittle, Wellington, Som....Sir
Jno. H. P. C. Edwards, Bt.
Maplcilnrham, Reading... Hon. Algernon II. Mills
Ma/i/eton, Ashbourne, Derb... .Hon. Susan Cavendish
Marble Hill, Loughrea, Co. Gal way... Sir Henry G.
Burke, Bt.
Marbury Hall, Northwich, Chesh. ...The Rt. non.
Lo;-d Barry more
Marehington Hall, Uttoxeter R.S.O., Staffs.. ..Capt.
Herb. Hopkins and Hon. Mrs. H. II.
Marchmont Ho., Greenlaw R.S.O., Berwicks....Sir
Jno. H.-P.-Hume-Campbell, Bt.
Marden Hill, Hertford ...Sir Henry J. L. Graham,
k.c.b., and the Lady Margaret G.
Marden Pic, Godstone ...Sir Wm. R. Clayton, Bt.
Hardy (The), Aberdare, Glamorg....tjir Wm. T.
Lewis, Bt.
Maresfield, East Cowes ..Hon. Geo. A. V. Bertie
Mariemont, Edgbaston, Birmingham. ..Sir Oliver
Lodge, f.r.s.
Maristow, Roborough R.S.O., Devon. ..The Rt. Hon.
Sir Massey Lopes, Bt.
Markenfield Hall, Ripon...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Grantley
Market Ho. (The), Brackley, N'tbants....Geo. A.
Campbell, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. G. C.
Maria;/ Grange, Rathfarnham R.S.O., Co. Dublin...
Hon. Mrs. Hercules Rowley
Marlfleld, Cabinteely, Dublin ... Rt. Hon. Wm.
Kenney
Marlfield, Gorey, Co. Wexford. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Stopford
Marl Ho., Bexley, Kent. ..Sir Robt. H. Rogers
Mar Ldg., Braemar R.S.O., Aberdeensh....His
Grace the Duke of Fife, k.t., and II. P. H. the
Princess Royal, v.A., c.i.
Marsh Ct., Sherborne. Dorset. ..Major J. H. Balguy
and Hon. Mrs. John Ilaverlield (his wife)
Marshall's Manor, Maresfield, Uckiield...The Hon.
the Master of Hollo
Marston Bigot, Frome...Rev. the Hon. Henry N.
Waldegrave
Marston Ho., Frome...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Cork and Orrery
Martin's Heron, Bracknell, Berks. ...The Rt. Hon.
Baroness Berkeley and her husband Capt. Foley,
D.s.o.
Mari/calter, Aberdeen... Sir Cosmo E. Duff -Gordon,
Bt.
Massy Ldg., Co. Limerick, Mitchelstown R.S.O....
The Rt. Hon. Lord Massy
Mat/en Hall, Newcastle-on-Tyne...Maj-Gen. Sir
Edwd. W. Blackett, Bt., and Hon. Lady B.
Mauldslie Castle, Carluke, Lanarks....Tne Rt. Hon.
Lord Newlands
Maunsel Ho., Nth. Petherton, Bridgwater.. .Sir
Cuthbt. Slade, Bt.
Mawlei/ Hall, Cleobury Mortimer, Salop... Henry
C. V. Hunter, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. II.
Maxpoffle Ho., St. Boswells, Roxb....Lady Boyd
Ua.rton, do. do.... Sir Henry W. Ramsay-Fairfax-
Lucy, Bt. h . ,
Maxwelton, Moniaive, Thornhill, Dumfriessh....
Rev. Sir Emilius Laurie, Bt. , b.d.
Maybourne, Laurie Pk. Rd., Sydenham, S.E....Sir
Henry A. Isaacs
Maybury, Woking. ..Her Grace Sydney Duchess of
Manchester
Mayfield, Dundee . Sir Wm. Ogilvy-Dalgleisn, Bt.
Mayfield, Sussex. ..Sir Edwd. M. Thompson, k.c.b.
Mayfitld, West Hill, Putney, S.W....Lady M'Murdo
Mayfleld, Woolston, Southampton.., The Rt. Hon.
Lord Radstock
Meadfield, Haslemere R.S.O.... Sir Robt. Hunter
Meadhurst, Sunbury Common, Middx....Sir Geo. W.
KckGwicfa. K C 13
Meadow Bank, Sheffield ...Sir Chas. T. Skelton
Meadow Bank, Winkfield, Windsor. ..TheLord Geo.
Murray Pratt
Meadowcrofl. Windsor. ..Sir Jno. T. Soundy
MeashamHall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch...Capt. SirWm. de
Yi. Abney, k.c.b., r.it.s.
Medwyn, West Linton R.S.O., Peeblessh.... Jno. II.
Forbes, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. F.
Meen Glas, Ballybofey R.S.O., Co. Donegal... The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Lifford
Megginch Castle, Errol R.S.O., Perthsh....Capt. Mal-
colm Drummond of Megginch and Hon. Mrs.
M. D. of M.
Meigle Ho., Meigle, Perthsh.. .The Dowager Lady
Kinloch
Meikleour Ho., Perth ..His Grace the Duke of Bed-
ford, k.g. (leased from the Marqu3ss of Lans-
downe)
Melbreck, Allerton, L'pool ... Adolf, Baron De
Kusel
Melbury Ho., Dorchester. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Ilchester
Melchbourne Pk., Sharnbrook, Beds.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord St. John of Bletso
Melchet Ct., Romsey, Hants. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Lady Ashburton
Meleombe Ho., Cowes.Adm. Sir Algn. F. R. de
Horsey, k.c.b.
MelfordHall, LongMelford, Suff....Rev. Sir Wm. H.
Parker, Bt., m.a.
Mellerstain, Kelso.TheRt.Hon.the Lord Binning,
C.B.
Melton Constable, Norfolk... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hastings
Melton Pk., Don caster... Hon. Mrs. Henry Wood
Melville Castle, Lasswade, Midloth....The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Melville
Menlough Castle, Gal way ..Sir Valentine Blake, Bt.
Mentmore, nr. Leighton Buzzard. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Rosebery, k.g., k.t., p.r.s.
Merehistoun Hall, Horndean R.S.O., Hants. ... The
Countess of Cape St. Vincent
Mercia Ho., Lansdowne Rd., Hove, Brighton... Capt.
Hon. Jas. T. FitzMaurice, r.n.
Meredith, Gloucester... Sir Wm. Wedderburn, Bt.
Mere Hall, Birkenhead... Sir Jno. Gray Hill
Mere Ho. (The), Hanmer, Flints. .. Mary, Lady
Hanmer
Mere Old Hall, Knutsford, Chesh....Sir Frank F.
Adam, c.i.e.
Mereworth Castle, Maidstone... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Falmoutht c.b.
Mergate Hall, Bracon Ash, Norwich. ..Sir Kenneth
H. Kemp, Bt.
Merlin Pk., Galway...Wm. S. Waithman, Esq., and
the Lady Leicester W.
Merringlon Lda., 3 Bolton Gdns. West, Earl's Ct.,
S.W....Sir Homewood Crawford
Mersham Hatch, Ashford, Kent... Sir Wyndham
Knatehbull, Bt.
Merstown Ho., Newport, Salop. ..Fras. E. Fitz-
herbert, Esq., d.s.o. (heir pres. to Stafford
Barony)
Merton Hall, Thetford. .The Rt. Hon. Lord Walsing-
ham, r.R.s.
Merlon Ho., Ashover, Chesterfield . . . G. Ashton Strutt,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. G. S.
Merton Ldg., Highgate, N....Sir Jno. Glover
Mertoun Ho., St. Boswells, Roxb....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Polwarth
Mertyn Hall, Holywell, Flints.. ..Sir Wm. F. Clerke,
Bt.
MervUle, Kingstown, Co. Dublin... Lady Herron
Metchley Grange, Harborne, B'ham....Sir Henry A.
Wiggin, Bt.
Methersgate Hall, Woodbridge...Wm. E. C. Quilter,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. Wm. Q.
Methley Pk., Leeds. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Mexborough
Methven Castle, Perth. ..Col. David M. Smythe and
Hon. Mrs. D. S.
Mickleover Manor, Derby... Chas. E. Newton, Esq.
and Hon. Mrs. C. N.
Middlethorpe Hall, York . Lt.-Col. Geo. A. E.
Wilkinson, d.s.o., and Hon. Mrs. G. W.
Middleton Hall, Llanarthney R.S.O., Carmarths....
The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of St. David's
Middleton Hall, Tamworth...The Right Hon. Lord
Middleton
Middleton Ldg., Richmond, Yorks....Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Dundas
Middleton Manor, Bognor...Sir Fredk. D. Dixon-
Hartland, Bt., m.p.
Middleton Pk., Bicester, Oxon....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Jersey, g.c.b.
Mi/ford Ho., Bournemouth. ..Hon. Mrs. Arth. Strutt
Mi/ford Ho., Derby. ..Hon. Fredk. Strutt
Mitford Ldg., Craven Arms R.S.O., Salop. ..Capt.
Alan T. Smythe and Hon. Mrs. A. S.
Millburn Tower, Edinburgh... Sir William Liston-
Foulis, Bt.
Millicent, Sallins R.S.O., Co. Kildare . Sir William J.
Goulding, Bt.
Milton Pk., Egham, Surrey.. . Baron de Worms
Minlc// Grange, Farnborough, Hants.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Edmond R. Wodehouse, m.p.
Minley Ldg., do. do.... Sir Arth. Godley, K.C.B.
Minster Lea, Reigatc.Lady Jennings
M interne Ho., Cerne Abbas, Dorchester... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Digby
Mintiagh's Ldg., Co. Donegal, nr. Londonderry...
Hon. Ernest G. L. Cochrane
Minto Ho., Hawick. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Minto,
G.C.M.G.
Mitchelslown Castle, Mitchelstown R.S.O., Co.
Cork ... The Rt. Hon. Anna, Countess of
Kingston
Mitford Ho., Lennox Gdns., S.W....Hon. Mrs. Percy
Mitford
Moat Ho., Gestingthorpe, Halstead, Essex... Capt.
Lewis G. Freeland and Hon. Mrs. L. F.
Moat (The), Penshurst.Tonbridge . Lady Farrington
Moat (The), Strandtown, Belfast. ..Sir Robt. J-
M'Connell, Bt.
Moccas Pk., Hereford... Rev. Sir Geo. H. Cornewall,
Bt., M.A.
Mochrum Pk., Kirkcowan R.S.O., Wigtownsh....Sir
Wm. C. Dunbar, Bt., c.b.
Mohill Caste, Dromod R.S.O., Co. Leitrim ..Sir
Morgan G. Crofton, Bt.
Molecomb, nr. Chichester... His Grace the Duke of
Richmond and Gordon
Mollington Hall, Chester... Percy H. G. Fielden,
Esq.. and Hon. Mrs. P. F.
Moncreijfe, Bridge of Earn R.S.O., Perthsh.... Sir
Robt. D. Moncreiffe, Bt.
Money die Ho., Redgorton, Perth... Hon. Alan D.
Murray
Money Hill, Rickmansworth...Hon. Mrs. Scott
Monkhams, Waltham Abbey. ..Col. Richd.B. Colvin,
c.b., and the Lady Gwendoline C.
Monk's Pk., Corsham R.S.O. Wilts.. ..Sir Jno. T.
Goldney _ - • '
Monkton Pk., Chippenham... Henry R. B. Coventry,
Esq., and the Lady Mary C.
Monreith, Whauphill R.S.O., Wigtownsh....The Rt.
Hon. Sir Herb. E. Maxwell, Bt., m.p., f.r.s.
Montague Ho., Wokingham ... Col. Robt. J. E.
Eustace and the Lady Katharine E.
Montagu Ho., Whitehall, S.W....His Grace the Duke
of Buccleuch and Queensberry, k.g., k.t., and
his son, the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dalkeith,
M.P.
Montalan, Crawley, Suss.. ..The Hons. Ismay, Ger-
trude, and Muriel Fitz Gerald
Monteviot, Jedburgh... Bertram Talbot, Esq., and
the Most Hon. the Marchioness of Lothian (his
wife)
Montgreenan, Kilmarnock... Sir Jas. Bell, Bt.
Montpelier Hall, Brighton. ..Sir Brydges P. Hen-
niker, Bt. ^
Montr ave, Leven, Fifesh. ...Sir Jno. Gilmour, Bt.
Montreal, Sevenoaks . The Rt. Hon. Earl Amherst
Montrose, Dorchester... Hon. Cecil H. Law, c.b.
Montroy, Wells, Som....Hon. Mrs. Henry Sugden
Moor Cott., Berkhamsted . .Sir Henry Craik, k.c.b.
708 Index to Seats
Moorcroft, Monmouth. ..Hon. Arth. L. Pelham
Moore Abbey, Monasterevan, Co. Kildare...The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Drogheda
Mooresfort, Tipperary... Count Moore
Moore Pk., Kilworth R.S.O., Co. Cork ..Col. Jno.
H. G. Smyth, and the Lady Harriet S.
Moorfield, Giossop...Sainl. Hill Wood, Esq., and
lion. Mrs. S. W.
Moorfield, Surbiton Hill. ..Sir Jno. Taylor, k.cb.
Moorhurst, Holmwood, Dorking... Hon. Wm, Gibson
Moorlands, Ascot ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Rosmead
Moor Pic, Ludlow... The Rt. Hon. Lord Inchiquin
Moor Pk., Rickmansworth R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Ebury
Moray Ho., Belmont Hill, Lee, S.E....Sir Nathl.
Barnaby, k.cb.
Morelands, Purbrook, Cosham R.S.O., Hants. ...Gen.
Sir Jno. W. C. Williams, k.cb.
Moreton, Bideford... Louisa, Lady Stucley
Moreton, The Highlands, St. Leonards-on-Sea...Sir
Chas. II. Rushout, Bt.
Moreton Hall, Congleton...The Dowager Lady
Shakerley
Moreton Ldg., Maids Moreton, Buckingham... The
Rt. Hon. Lady Kinloss
Morleys, Henfield R.S.O., Suss. ...Lt.-Col. Forrester
F. Colvin and Hon. Mrs. F. C.
Mortimer Hill, Reading. ..Sir Chas. R. Hunter, Bt.
! Mortimer Ho., Halkin St., S.W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Penrhyn
Morion Hall, Liberton, Edinburgh. ..Mai.-Gen. Sir
Henry Trotter, g.cv.o., and Hon. Lady T.
Moss (The), Dungoyne, , Stirlingshire... Sir
Archib. C. Lawiie
Mostyn Hall. Flints. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Mostyn
Motcombe Ho., Shaftesbury ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Stalbridge
Mote (The), Haverfordwest. ..Sir Owen II. P. Scour-
field, Bt.
Mote {The), Maidstone ..Sir Marcus Samuel, Bt.
Mote Pk., Ballymurray R.S.O., Co. Roscommon...
The Rt. Hon. Lord Crofton
Moulton Paddocks, Newmarket... Rt. Hon. Sir
Ernest J. Cassel, k.c.m.g.
Mount (The), Ascot. ..The Most Hon. the Dowager
March ss. Conyngham
Mount (The), Kilmarnock, Ayrsh....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Oranmore and Browne
Mount (The), Lymington ..The Lord Arthur Cecil
Mount (The), York... Sir Jos. S. Rymer
Mountains, Witham, Essex ..Hon. Lady Du Cane
Mountanville Ho., Dundrum, Co.- Dublin. ..The Rt.
Hon. Christopher Palles
Mount Bellew, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway...Sir Henry
C. Grattan-Bellew, Bt., and Lady Sophia G.-B.
Mount Browne, Guildford ... The Most Hon. the
Marchss. of Sligo
Mount Congreve, Waterford.Jno. Congreve, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. C.
Mount Edgcumbe, Ply mouth... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, g.cv.o.
Mount Elton, Clevedon, Som....Com. Hon, Henry
N. Shore, r.n.
Mountfield Ldg., Omagh, Co. Tyrone. ..Sir Lionel
MacMahon, Bt.
Mount Hazel, Woodlawn R.S.O., Co. Galway...The
Duke of Stacpooic
Mountjoy Grange, Coali>land R.S.O., Co. Tyrone...
The Rt. Hon. Wm. G. Ellison-Macartney
Mount Juliet, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny ...The Rt. !
Hon. the Earl of Carrick
Mount Merrion, Dublin .The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Pembroke and Montgomery, g.cv.o.
( Mount Stewart, New town ards, Co. Down ..The Most
lion, the Marquess of Londonderry, k.g.
Mount Stuart, Rothesay, I. of Bute... The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Bute
Mount Tamar, St. Budcaux, Bevonport...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Kingsale
Mount Trenchard, Foynes R.S.O., Co. Limerick...
The Rt. Hon. Lord Monteagle of Brandon, k.p.
Mourne Pk., Newiy. Co. Down. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Kilmorey, k.p.
Moustows Manor, Henfield R.S.O., Suss.. ..Lt. -Gen.
Sir Benj. L. Gordon, k.cb.
and Residences
Mowbray, Bickley, Kent ... Sir Thoe. E. Fuller,
! K..CM.G.
Mowbray Ho., Kirkby Malzeard, Ripon...Col. Hon.
: Aug. M. Cathcart
Moycullen Ho., Moycidlen R;S.O., Co. Galway.,.Hon.
Jno. Beresford Campbell
Moydrum Castle, Athlone...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Castlemaine
Moynally, Kells, Co. Meath ,,Jno. A. Farrell, Esq.,
' and Hon. Mrs. J. F.
I Moyns Pk., nr. Halstead ...Hon. Mrs. Cecil Ives
Moyola Pk., Castledawson R.S.O., Co. Derry...The
Lady Adolphus Chichester
Moyriesk, Quin R.S.O., Co. Clare. ..Hon. Edwd. D.
O'Brien and the Lady Beatrice O'B.
Moyvore, Mullingar ...Sir Edwd. I. B. Grogan, Bt.
Muchalls Castle, Stone haven... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Robertson
Mucklon, Ballinasloe, Co. Galway...The O'Kelly
Muckross, Killarney...The Rt. Hon. Lord Ardilaun
Mulgrave Castle, Whitby. ..The Rev. the Most Hon.
the Marquess of Normanby, m.a.
Mid aboden, Ballymore Eustace, Naas...Hon. Chas.
F. Crichton
Mulroy, Milford, Co. Donegal... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl ot Leitrim
Muncaster Castle, Ravenglass R.S.O., Cumb....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Muncaster
Munden, Watford... Hon. Arth. II. Holland-Hibbert
Munstead Ho., Godalming...Col. Sir Herb. Jekyll,
K.C.M.G.
Muntham Ct., Worthing... The Lady Ulrica Thynne
Murdan, Murtle, Aberdeen... Lady Lumsden
Murkle, , Caithness. ..Hon. Mrs. Anderson-
P.-Sinclair
Murlough, Dundrum R.S.O., Co. Down. ..The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Downshire
Murray field Ho., Edinburgh... Hon. Constance
Shore
Muselee, Hawick . .Capt. Geo. W. Hutton-Riddell and
the Lady Evelyn H.-R.
Myria, Llanrwst R.S.O., Denb. ..Wm. D. N. Drury-
Lowe, Esq., and the Lady Lucy D.-L.
Myross Wood, Leap R.S.O., Co. Cork ... Wm. T.
Townshend, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. Wm. T.
Myrtle Grove, Portish"ad, Bristol... Baroness de
Hochepied, with the infant Bn.
Myrtle Grove, Youghal...Sir Henry A. Blake, g.c.m.g.
Mythe Ho. (The), Tewkesbury... Lady Testing
Nackington, Canterbury... The Rt. Hon. Earl Sondes
Nalderswood, Leigh, Reigate.Alister G. Fraser,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. F.
Nanhurst, Craiileigh, Guildford. ..Sir Edwd. H. Car-
butt, Bt.
Nantclwyd Hall, Ruthin . . .Sir Albert E. II. Naylor-
Leyland, Bt.
Nash (The), Kempsey, Worcester. ..Col. Sir Richd.
Carnac Temple, Bt., c.i.e.
Nash Ct., Boughton, Faversham...Hon. Henry A.
Milles-Lade
Nash Mills, Hemel Hempstead... Sir Jno. Evans,
Naworth'Cusile, Carlisle... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Carlisle
Neachley, Shifnal, Salop... Col. Hon. Fras. C. Bridge-
man
Nea House, Christchurch, Hants, ...Gen. Sir Wm.
Gordon Cameron, g.c b.
Neale (The), Ballinrobe R.S.O., Co. Mayo . The Rt.
Hon. Lord KLlmaine, with Hon. John E. D.
Browne and the Lady Aline B.
Neasham Hall, Hurworth, Darlington... Sir Thos.
Wrightson. Bt.
Neidpath Castle, Peebles. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Wemyss and March
Netheraron, Salisbury. ..The Lord Chas. Cavendish-
Bentinck
Netherby, Longtown R.S.O., Cnnib....Sir Richd. J.
Graham. Bt., and the Lady Cynthia Graham
Nether Hall, nr. Bury St. Edmunds.... Sir Walter
Greene, Lt.
Netherhall, Largs R.S.O., Ayrsh....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Kelvin, cm., g.cv.o., p.r.s.
Of Persons cited in this Work. "jog
Netherleigh, Ilfracomt)e...Hon. Mrs. Bichd. Penne-
father
Netherseale Old Hall, Ashby-de-la-Zouch. ..Wm. W.
Worthington, Esq., and the Lady Muriel W.
Nether ton, Newton Abbot ...Lady Wrixon-Becher
Netherwood, Saimdersfoot E.S.O., reuib....Gen. Sir
Geo. E. Greaves, g.c.b.
Netley Castle, Southampton ..Col. Hon. Henry G. L.
Crichton, and the Lady Jane C.
Nettlecombe Ct., Taunton. ..Sir Waiter J. Trevelyan,
Bt.
Nettleicorth Manor, Mansfield... Rev. Sir Eichd.
Fitz Herbert, Bt.
Nevill Ct., Abergavenny... The Most Hon. the Mar-
quess of Abergavenny, k.g.
Nevill Holt, Mkt. Harborough, Leic....Sir Bache E.
Cunard, Bt.
Nevinston, Maunamead, Plymouth... Sir Jas. Jen-
kins, K.C.B.
Newark Cattle, Ayr... The Most Hon. the Marquess
of Ailsa
Newbattle Abbey, Dalkeith... The Et. Hon. Lord
Playfair (property of the Marquess of Lothian)
Newberry, Newbridge, Co. Kildare... Percy E. O'C.
La Touche, Esq., and the Lady Annette La T.
Newberry Ho., Coleford, Bath.Fras. J. Helyar,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. F. H.
Newbrook, Ballyglass E.S.O., Co. Mayo. ..The Et.
Hon. Lord Clan morris
Newbuildings PL, South watei\ Horsham... Wilfrid S.
Blunt, Esq., and the Lady Anne B.
NewburghPk., Easiugwold, Yorks....Sir Geo. Womb-
well, Bt., and the Lady Julia W.
Newbyth Ho., Prestonkirk, Haddingtonsh. ...Sir
David Baird, Bt., and Hon. Lady B.
Newell Ho., Sherborne, Dorset... Herb. D. H. Crosse,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C.
Nexohail.es, Musselburgh, Midlothian ... Sis Chas.
Dalrymple, Bt., m.p.
Newholme, Lanark... Sir Simon M. Lockhart, Bt.,
M.v.o.
Newlands, Blandford, Dorset ..Elinor, Lady D'Oyly
Newlands, Chislehurst...Sir Geo. H. Chubb, Bt.
Newlands. Clondalkin E.S.O., Co. Dublin ...The Et.
Hon. Lord O'Brien
Newlands, Crawley Down, Sussex. ..Maj. Sir Eobt.
H. Brown, k.c.m.g.
Newlands, Ware...Adm. Sir Henry F. Nicholson,
New Ldg., Windsor ..Victor W. B. Van de Weyer,
Esq., and the Lady Emily V. de W.
Newmarket Colt., Newmarket, Co. Cork. ..Hon.
Horace G. Lysaght
Newmarket Ct., do. do.... Lady Mary Aldworth
New Mile Cott., Ascot... Lady Sladen
Newnham Paddox, Lutterworth. ..The Et. Hon. the
Earl of Denbigh
New Park, Blackrock, Co. Dublin. ..The Et. Hon.
Hedges E. Chatterton
Newpark, Co. Donegal, nr. Moville...The Bt. Eev.
Bishop Montgomery
Newport Castle, Newport E.S.O., Pemb....Sir Mar-
teihe 0. M. Lloyd, Bt.
Newstead Abbey, Nottingham. ..Lt.-Gen. Sir H. C.
Chermside, g.c.m.g.
Newton, Nairn... Sir Eobt. B. Finlay, g.c.m.g., k.c.,
M.P.
Neioton Bon, Kelso. ..Chas. B. Balfour, Esq., m.p.,
and the Lady Helena B.
Newton Hall, Stocksfield-on-Tyne E.S.O... .The Lord
Jno. P. Joicey-Cecil
Newton Harcourt Manor Ho., Leicester ... Lady
Halford
Newton Ho.. Millerhill, Dalkeith, Midlothn,...Sir
John D. Don Wauchope, Bt.
Newton Manor, Swanage, DorsQt.,,Sir Chas, Robin-
son, c.b.
Newton Pk., Bristol... The Et. Hon. Earl Temple of
Stowe
Newtown Anner, Clonme]...,Her Grace the Duohess
of St. Albans
Newtown Ho., Newbury.., SU' Alex. J, Arbuthnot,
K. Q.S.I.
Newtyle, Forfarsh., Coupar Angles B.S.Q....Sir Chas.
W. Cayzor, Bt., m.p.
Nidd Hall, Eipley, Leeds. ..The Et. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Mountgarret
Nineioells, Gt . Shelf ord, Cambridge ... Sir Mich. Foster,
Nisbet Ho., Duns, Berwicks. .. The Et. Hon. Lord
Sinclair
Nizells, Hildenborough, Tonbridge...The Most Hon.
the Dowager Marohss. of Downshire
Nobles, Dormansland, E. Grinstead . Sir Lewis
T. Dibdin, k.c.
Noddings. Chiddingfold, Godalming...Lady Davies !
Norfolk Ho., 31 St. James's Sq„ S.W....His Grace
the Duke of Norfolk, k.g.
Norlands, Freshwater E.S.O., I.W....The Dowager j
Lady Hamond-Grseme |
Norlands, Thomastown, Co. Kilkenny. . .Hon. Edwd.
B. L. II . Stopford j
Normanby Pk., nr. Doncaster...Sir Berkeley D. G.
Sheffield, Bt.
Norman Ct., Southsea...Sir Collingwood Hughes,
Bt. j
Normandy Pic, Guildford... Jno. E. Arthur, Esq., |
and Hon. Mrs. J. A.
Normanhurst, Battle... The Et. Hon. Lord Brassey,
Norma'nion Pk., Stamford... The Et. Hon. the Earl j
of An caster
Northeote, Temple Gdns., Dublin ..Sir Valentine R.
Grace, Bt.
North Ct., Finchampstead, Wokingham... C en. Sir
Jno. Watson, g.c.b., UC
North End Ho., Landport, Portsmouth... Sir Jno.
North End Ho., Eottingdean, Brighton ... Lady
Burne-Jones
Northgate, Bury St. Edmds. ... Hon. Mortimer
Tollemache
Northgate Ho., Bury St. Edmds. ... Agnes, Lady
Naesmyth
North Gate Ho., Eottingdean, Brighton... The Et.
Hon. Sir Edwd. H. Carson, k.c, m.p.
North Ho. ,69 Eton Avenue, S. Hampstead, N.W....
Hon. Jno. Collier
Northland Ho , Dunsrannon, Co. Tyrone .The Et.
Hon. the Earl of Eanfurly, g.c.m.g.
North Ldg., Ascot ..The Et. Hon. the Dowager
Countess of Cromartie
Northmoor, Dulverton E.S.O., Som....Sir Fredk.
Wills, Bt., m.p.
North Sandsfield, Gainsborough ..Jno. D. Sandars,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. S.
Northwick Pk., Blockley E.S.O., Wore. ..The Et.
Hon. Lady Northwick
Norton, Ratho Station, Midlothn. .. Sir Eobt. Usher,
Bt.
Norton Conyers, Ripon ...Sir Eegd. H. Graham., Bt.
Norton Disney, Newark. ..The Et. Hon. the Lord
Viscount St. Vincent
Norton Ho., Campden E.S.O., Glouc....The Et. Hon.
the Earl of Harrowby
Norton Ldg., Freshwater E.S.O. , I.W....Sir Graham
E. W. Hamond-Grseme. Bt.
Norton Ldg., Yarmouth, I.W....Lt.-Col. Sir Henry
Earle, Bt.
Norton Manor, Norton E.S.O., Radnorsh....Sir
Powlett C. J. Milbank, Bt.
Norton PL, Market Rasen, Lines. ..Sir Montague
A. R. Cholmeley, Bt.
Norton Priory, Runcorn, Chesh....Sir Richard M.
Brooke, Bt.
Noe eleyHall, Billesdon, Leicester . , .Sir Arth.G.Hazle-
rigg, Bt.
Nostell Priory, Wakefield... The Et. Hon. Lord St.
Oswald
Norar, Evanton E.S.O., Ross^sh- ■• Ronald C.
Munro-Feyguson, Esq., m.p., and the Lady
Helen M.-F.
Nun Appleton. Bolton Percy E.S.O., Yorks....Sir
Angus Holden, Bt.
Nunlhorpe Hall, York .Sir Edwd. Green, Bt.
Nutley, Booterstown E.S.O,, Co. Dublin... The Et.
Hon. Dodgson H. Madden
Nutwsll Ct., Lympstone, Exeter. ..Sir Fras. G. A.
Puller-E.-Drake, Bt.
Qetkdale, Holm wood. Dc,rkhig...The Lady Laura
Hampton
710
Oakdown, Burwash, Etchingliam, Suss. .. The Lady-
Margaret Cecil
Oaken Ho., Wolverhampton... Hon. Chas.Wrottesley
Oak,fleld, Bracknell, Berks. ...Maj. -Gen. Sir Henry
J. Alderson, k.c.b.
Oakfield, Crawley, Suss. .. Hon. Edwd. A. D. Ryder
and the Lady Maud R.
Oakfleld, Newmarket Sir Richd. J. Waldie-Griffith,
Bt.
Oak Grove, Bishopstoke, East Leigh R.S.O., Hants.
...Lady Turner
Oak Ho., Carlton Rd., Putney, S.W....Hon. Sir
Arthur R. Jelf
Oakhurst, nr. Allerton, Leeds ...Lt.-Col. A.M. Sagar-
Musgrave and Hon. Mrs. A. S.-M.
Oaklands, Aigburtl), L'pool.Sir Alfred L. Jones,
K.C.M.G.
Oaklands, Braintree, Essex ..Sir Chas. B. Locock,
Bt.
Oaklands, College Rd., Norwood, S.E., Col. Sir
Wodehouse D. Richardson, k.c.b.
Oaklands, Kenley, Surrey... Sir Joseph Lawrence,TM.P.
Oaklands, Piuinstead Common Lady Hughes
Oak Lea, Silverhill, St. Leonards-on-Sea...Sir ¥m.
M. Young, k.c.s.i.
Oak Lea, Wimbledon Pk., S.W....The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Kintore
Oakley, Mkt. Drayton, Salop. ..Sir Philip W. Chet-
wode, Bt.
Oakley Hall, Cirencester ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Grantley
Oakley Ho., Bedford. ..His Grace the Duke of Bed-
ford, K.G.
Oakley Ho., Windsor Pk., Belfast. ..Sir Jas. Hender-
son
Oakley Pk., Eye, Suffolk ..Saml. Hill Wood, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. S. W.
Oakley Pk., Suffolk, Scole R.S.O....The Rt. Hon.
Trie Dowager Lady Bateman
Oakly Pic, Biomfield R.S.O., Salop. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of I lymouth
Oakmead, Lyndhurst Rd., Exeter ...Rev. Sir Dutton
Colt, Bt.
Oak ML, Timperley, Altrincham . Sir Bosdin T.
Leech
Oak Pk., Carlow.The Rt. Hon. Henry Bruen
Oaks (The), Altrincham ..Sir E. Leader Williams
Oaks (The), Frant Rd., Tunb. Wells. ..Sir Chas. W. A.
Oakeley, Bt.
Oaks (The), Wimbledon Common The Rt. Hon.
Lord Eathmore, with the Hon. Emmeline and
Isabella Piunket
Oaks (The), Woodford, Essex ...Her Grace the Dow-
ager Duchess of Newcastle
Oatlands, Castleknock, Co. Dublin. ..Col. Sir Neville
P. F. Chamberlain, k.c.b.
Oatlands Ldg., Weybridge ..Hon. Sir Chas. S. Eady
Observatory Ho., East Sheen, S.W. ...Lady Mallet
Ocean Ho., Newport R.S.O., Pembrokes. ... Sir
Augustus II. Oakes
Ochiltree, Folkestone... Gen. Sir Wm. Stirling, k.c.b.
Ochiltrie, Torquay ... The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Countess Castlestewart, with the Ladies Char-
lotte and Selina Stuart
Ochtertyre, Crierf, Perthsh... Sir Patk. K.Murray, Bt.
Ockham, Ilurst Grn., Etchingham, Sussex ... Sir
Edwd. Boyle, Bt.
Ockham Pk., Ripley, Woking. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Lovelace
Oddington Ho., Stow-on-the-Wold...Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Rice
Offchurch Bury, Leamington ...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Denman
Offchurch, Leamington ..Philip S. Danby, Esq., and
the Lady Alexandra D.
Ogbeure Hall, Cornwall, nr. Holsworthy... Harold E.
S. Holt, Esq., and the Lady Mary H.
Okeover Halt, Hart's., nr. Ashbourne ..Haughton C.
Okeover, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. O.
Old Pells, Bramley, Basingstoke ... Lt.-Gen. Sir
Edwin Markham, k.ob.
Old Ihickcnham Halt, Attleborough, Norfolk.,, Maj.
Prince Fredk. Victor Duleen Singh, m.v.o.
Old bury PL, Ightham, Kent. Sir Wm. Boord. Bt.
Old Conna light Ho., Bray, Co. Wicklow...The Rt.
Hon. Lord Piunket
Old Court, Strangford, Downpatrick...The Rt. Hon.
Lord de Bos, k.p.
Old field Ldg., Maidenhead ..The Lady Jane Levett
Old Gardens (The), Headingley, Leeds ... Lady
Morrison
Old Head Ho., Westport, Co. Mayo ..The Lady
Augusta Browne and her sist. the Lady Marian
Wilbraham
Old House, Berry Wood, Ringwood, Hants.. ..Hon.
Auberon E. W. M. Herbert
Old Ho. (The), Swanboutne, Winslow, Bukcs....
Hon. Thos. F. Fremantle
Old Lodge, Ashdown Forest, Uckfield, Sussex ..Hon.
Muriel Agnes Brassey (ex-Ctss. De La Warr)
Old Palace, Canterbury... His Grace the Most Rev.
the Lord Archbp.
\ Old Palace, Lincoln ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop
: Old Park, Chichester... The Rt. Hon. Lord Gilford,
\ vat 9
\ Old Place of Mochrum, Port William R.S.O., Wig-
| townsh . The Most Hon. the Marquess of Bute
Old Springs, Mkt. Drayton, Salop ... Fras. E.
Harding, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. F. H.
Oliphant Ho., The Crescent, Windsor... Lionel H.
Cust, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. L. C.
Ollerton Ho., Newark . .The Rt. Hon. Lord Hawkes-
bury
Ombersley, Cheltenham... Lady Farran
Ombersley C/.,Droitwich...The Rt. Hon. Lord Sandys
Orchard (The), Huntingdon Rd., Cambridge...
Horace Darwin, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. D.
Orchard (The), York... Capt. Cameron Barclay and
Hon. Mrs. C. B.
Orchard Lea, Windsor Forest. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Esher, k.c.b., g.cv.o.
Orchardleigh Pk., Frome ..Rev. Wm. A. Duckworth
and Hon. Mrs. Wm. D.
Orchards, Godalming, Surrey ...Sir Wm. Chance,
Bt.
Orgreave Hall, Lichfield ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Lichfield
Oriel Temple, Collon, Drogheda . The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Massereene and Ferrard
Orkney Cottage, Taplow, Maidenhead. ..Hon. Harry
L. W. Lawson, m.p.
Orte/ott, Wellington, Salop. Hon. Mrs.Bobt. Herbert
i Ormathwaite, Keswick. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Orma-
thwaite
Ormeley Zr^.,Ham Common, Richmond, Surrey...
The Rt. Hon. Lord Sudeley, f.r.s.
Orate Ldg., Stanmore, Mdsx....Prof. Sir Geo. T.
Brown, cb.
Ormerod Ho., Burnley. ..Sir Jno. O. S. Thursbv, Bt.
Ormesby Hall, Gt. Yarmouth... Sir Edmd. B. F. II.
Lacon, Bt.
Ormiston, Strandtown, Belfast. ..The Rt. Hon. Wm.
J. Pirrie
Ormiston Hall, Tranent R.S.O., Haddingtonsh....
The Most Hon. the Marquess of Linlithgow, k.t.
Ormskirk, Creffield Rd., Ealing, W....Sir Henry F.
Norbury, k.c.b., m.d., h.n.
Orion Longueville, Peterborough. ..The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Huntly
Orwell Cottage, Windsor... The Rt. Hon. Lady St.
Leonards
Orwell Pk., Ipswich.. . Ernest G. Pretyman, Esq.,
m.p., and the Lady Beatrice P.
Osberstoion, Lallins R.S.O., Co. Kildare ...Baron de
Robeck
Osberton Hall, Worksop ..The Rt. Hon. Fras. J. S.
Foljambe and the Lady Gt rtrude F.
Osborne Colt., Cowes, I.VV....1I.R.H. P'cess. Henry
of tiattenberg, v. a., c.t.
Osborne Ho., Ply mouth... Lady Waring
Osidge, Southgate, N....Sir Thos. J. Lipton, Bt.,
k.c.v.o.
Osmaston Manor, Ashbourne, Derb....Sir Peter C.
Walker, Bt.
Ossington, Newark... Capt. Wm. E. Denison and
the Ladv Elinor D.
Osterley Ldg,, Isleworth,,,Lady Daubeney
Osterle'y Pk., do. ...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Jersey,
Oswald kirk Hall, York . . .The Rt. Hon. the Lord Vise.
Garnock
Olterbourne, Winchester ...Hon. Mrs. Francis La wley
Of Persons cited in this Work.
711
Ottermead, Ottershaw, nr. Chertsey...Tlie Kt. Hon.
the Earl of Meatli, k.p.
Oulton Pk., Tarporiey, Chesh....Sir Philip H. B.
Grey-Egerton, Bt.
Ouseley Ldg., Old Windsor. ..The Rt. lion. Lord
Dunboyne
Overblow, Shome, Gravesend . Sir EitzRoy D. Mac-
lean, Bt., K.C.B.
Ooertoun, Dumbarton . . .The Et. Hon . Lord Overtoun
Overs&one Pk., Northampton ...The Et. Hon. Lady
Wantage
Owsden Ho., Lewes. .Caroline Lady Eamsay
Ozburgh Hall, Stoke Eerry, Norf....Sir Henry
E. Paston-Bedingfeld, Bt.
Oxenfoord Castle, Dalkeith, Midlothn. . . .The Et. Hon.
the Earl of Stair
Oxenham, Okehampton, Devon. ..Sir Henry H. A.
Hoare, Bt.
Oxnead Hall, Norwich... Sir Edwd. P. Stracey, Bt.
Oxon Hoath, Ton bridge ..Sir Wm. N. M. Geary, Bt.
Packham, Eordingbridge, Salisbury... Hon. Mrs.
Fitzgerald Foley
Packington Hall, Coventry... The Et. Hon. the Earl
of Aylesford
Paddock (The), Woolstone, Southampton ... Lady
Longmore
Paddockhurst, nr. Crawley, Suss. ...Sir Weetman D.
Pearson, Bt., m.p.
Paddocks (The), Eccleston, Chester... Hon. Cecil T.
Parker
Pakenham Hall, Castlepollard E.S.O., Co. West-
meath...The Et. Hon. the Earl of Longford, k.p.
Pakenham Ldg., Bury St. Edmds....The Dowager
Lidy Compton-Thornhill
Palace Ho., Brockenhurst E.S.O., Hants.. ..The Et.
Hon. Lord Montagu of Beaulieu
Pale, Corwen, Merioneths. . . Sir Henry B. Robertson
Pallas, Loughrea, Co. Galway...The Et. Hon. the
Earl of Westmeath
Pallinsburh, Cornhill-on-Tweed E.S.O. ... Watson
Askew-Robertson, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. A.-E.
Palmerstown, Straffan E.S.O. , Co. Kildare....The Et.
Hon. the Earl of Mayo, k.p.
Panmure Ho . , Carno ustie E.S.O., Forf ar sh . . . The E t.
Hon. the Earl of Dalhousie (let)
Panshanger, Hertford. ..The Et. Hon. Countess
Cowper
Pant Eidal, Machynlleth, Montgom....The Et. Eev.
the Lord Bishop of Bangor
Pan ton Hall, Wragby R.S.O., Lines.. ..Edmd. Turnor,
Esq., and the Lady Mary T.
Paragon Ho., Blackheath, S.E. ... Sir Alex. D.
Grierson. Bt.
Paragon (The), Richmond, Surrey. ..Sir J. H. S.
Rivett-Carnac, Bt.
Parham Pk., Pulborough R S.O., Suss.. ..The Et.
Hon. Lord Zouche of Haryngworth
Park (The), Dunmurry R.S.O., Co. Antrim. ..Sir
Robt. Anderson
Park {The), Hull. ..Sir Jno. Sherburn
Park (The), Ledbury, Herefs....The Et. Hon. Lord
Biddulph
Park (The), Nottingham ..Sir Wm. A. Blain
Park Colt., Kilgobbin, Dublin ... Sir Fras. X. F.
MacCabe, p.r.c.p.i.
Park Cott., Ledbury, Herefs. ..Lady Colvile
Parkfteld, Hillingdon, Uxbridge....Sir J as. E. D.
M'Grigor, Bt.
Park Gt., Battle, Suss.. ..Hon. Thos. A. Brassey and
Lady Idina B.
Park Gt. Ho., Ham Common, Eichmond, Surrey...
Adm. the LordChas. W. de la P. Beresford, k.c.b.
Park Grange, Derby. ..Sir Clement Bowring
Park Hall, Longton ..Hon. Mrs. Parker-J ervis
Park Hall, Salford Priors, Evesham... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Yarmouth
Parkhill, Bagshot, Surrey. ..Sir Darid E. D. Barclay,
Bt.
Park Hill, Streatham Common, S.W....The Dowager
Lady Tate
Park Ho., Marden R.S.O., Kent ..The Rt, Hon, Lord
Maghoramorne
Park Ho., Newbury. ..Maj.. Gen. Sir Oliver E. New-
march, k.c.s.i.
Park Ho., Sandringham E.S.O.. ..Gen. the Et. Hon.
Sir Dighton M. Probyn, g.c.b.,
Parkia, Carn arvon . . Lady T urner
Parkland Cott., Ockley, Dorking. ..Hon. Lady
Nicholson
Park Lane Hall, Doncaster... Godfrey Jno. Boyle
Chetwynd, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. G. C.
Park Ldg., Windsor ...lion. Mrs. Chas. Addington
Park PL, Englefield Grn., Staines. .. The Et. Hon. the
Dowager Lady Southampton
Park Hiding, Bickley, Kent ...Hon. Mrs. Orlando
Jones
Parks (The), Thornbury E.S.O., Glouc. ... Hon.
Robert W. H. Rodney
Patrtck-JJrompton Hall, Bedale, Yorks. ...Hon. Wm.
Hugh S. Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, and the Lady
Ada W -F.
Patshull Ho., Wolverhampton... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dartmouth
Paul's Cray Hill, St. Mary Cray E.S.O., Kent... Rev.
Edwd. W. Chapman and Hon. Mrs. E. C.
Paultons, Romsey, Hants.... Roger C. H. S. Stanley,
Esq., and his wife, the Et. Hon. Countess Cairns
Paulville, , Co. Carlow ...Sir Wm. J. Paul, Bt.
Pavilion (The), Ardrossan, Ayrsh....The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Eglinton and Winton (let)
Peckforton Castle, Tarporiey, Chesh....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Tollemache
Peel Hall, Bolton, Lanes. ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Kenyon
Pelham Ho., Lewes Lady Newdigate-Newdegate
Pembrey, Burry Port E.S.O., Carmarths....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Ashburnham
Pembroke Ho., Upp. Mount St., Dublin. ..The Rt.
Hon. Saml. Walker
Pembroke Ldg., Richmond, Surrey. ..The Et. Hon.
the Dowager Countess of Dudley, it.u.c.
Penbryn, Carmarthen... Sir Lewis Morris
Pendrea, Penzance ..Lady Spaight
Pendruccombe, Launceston...The Et. Hon. the Earl
of Halsbury
Pendyffrin, Llanddulas, Abergele R.S.O., Denb....
Sir Alfred L. Jones, k.c.m.g.
Penywem, Rhuddlan R.S.O., Flints.. ..Sir Wm. W.
Williams, Bt.
Penhurst, Englefield Grn., Staines... Gen. Sir Alex.
Taylor, g.c.b.
Penicuik House, Edinburgh Sir George D. Clerk,
Bt.
Penla, Swanage R.S.O., Dorset ... Hon. Mrs.
Broughim
Penlleraaer, Swansea. . . Sir Jno. T. Dillwyn-Llewelyn,
Bt.
Penmyarth, Crickhowell, Brecons. ... Saml. H.
Cowper-Coles, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. S. C.-C.
Penn Ho., Amersham, Bucks.. . The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager C'te^ s Howe
Pen Pole Ho., Shireharnpton, Bristol... Montague J.
Muir-Maekenzie, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. M. M.-M.,
with her sist. Hon. Caroline Bruce
Penrhos, Carnarvon... Sir Wm. H. Preeee,K.c.B.,r.R.s.
Penrhos, Holy head... The Rt. lion. Lord Stanley of
Alderley
Penrhyn Castle, Bangor, Carnarvs....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Penrhyn
Penrice, St. Austell... Capt. Sir Chas. John Graves-
Sawle, Bt., m.v.o., b.n.
Penshurst PI., Tonbridge...The Et. Hon. Lord De
L'Isle and Dudley
PentonLdg., Andover, Hants. . . Fras. R. H. S. Sutton,
Esq., and the Lady Susan S.
Peover Hall, Knutsford, Chesh....Sir Philip T. Main-
waring, Bt.
Peptr Harow, Godalming...The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Midleton
Perran Ldg., Branksome, Bournemouth ... Lady 1
Walter
Perrotts Brook Ho., Cirencester... Maj .-Gen. Sir 1
Fredk. Carrington, k.c.b.
Perry Hall, B'ham....Lt.-Gen. Hon. Somerset J. ;
Gough-Calthorpe
Perrystone Ct., Ross, Herefs... Hon, Mrs. Lyttelton
Peterstone Ct., Brecon ..Hon. Jos. H. R. BaUey
Peterley Ho„ Amersham, Bucks... Tha Rt. Hon. j
Lord Dormer
Index to Seats
and Residences
Petmathen Ho., Oyne R.S.O., Aberdeensli....Maj.
Thos. Leith and the Lady Mary L.
Petteril Bank, Carlisle... Sir Ealph D. M. Littler,
K.C, C.B.
Petworth Ho., Petworth, Suss. ...The Rt. lion. Lord
Leconfield
Philorth Ho.. Fraserburgh, Aberdeensh....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Saitoh n
Pickmham Hall, Swaffham, Norfolk... Geo. W.
Taylor. Esq., and the Lady Elizabeth T.
Pickwell. Bolney, Hay wards Heath, Suss. ... Sir
Fredk. R. Saunders, k.c.m.g.
Picton Castle, Haverfordwest ... Sir Chas. E. G.
Philipps, Bt.
Pinchinthorpe Ho., Guisbrough, Yorks....Sir Alfred
Pinecroft, Camberley...Col. Sir Wm. S. S. Bisset,
K.C.T.K.
Pines (The), Queen's Rd., Richmond, Surrey... Sir
Henry Pottinger, Bt.
Pine Wood, Bagshot, Surrey... Lady Elphinstone
Pinewood, Witley, Godalming...The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Knutsford, g.c.m.g.
Pinkie Ho., Musselburgh, Midlothn... Sir Alex.
Hope, Bt.
Pitfirrane, Dunfermline ...Lady Halkett
Pi/four, MintlawR.S.O., Aberdeensb. ..Lt.-Col. Geo.
A. Ferguson and Hon. Mrs. A. F.
Pitfour Castle, Perth ..Sir Edwd. A. Stewart-
Richardson, Bt , and the Lady Constance S.-R.
Pitheavlis, Perth sh. (? post-town)... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Elibank
Pitmaston, Moor Grn., B 'ham... Sir Jno. C. Holder,
Bt.
Pitts (The), Binstead, Pyde ..Hon. Katherine and
Hon. Mrs. Henry Vereker
Pixton Ph., Dulverton R.S.O., Som....The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Ctss. of Carnarvon
Plantation. Donnybrook, Co. Dublin... Sir Henry
Thynne. c.B.
Plantation (The), Norwich Sir Kenneth H. Kemp,
Bt.
Plds (The), Dinas Mawddwy R.S.O., Merioneths....
SirEdind. Buckley, Bt.
Plds (The), Llanstephan, Carmarthen... Sir John
Williams, Bt.
Plds (The), Tan-y-Bwlch R.S.O., Merioneths.... Wm.
E. Oakeley, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. O.
Plds Dinas, Carnarvon... Sir Owen Roberts
Plds Gwyn, Hereford... Sir Edwd. Elgar
Plds Gioyn, Pentrasth, Menai Bridge R.S.O....Hon.
Mrs. Claude Vivian
Plds Machi/nlleth, Montgom....The Lord Herb. L.
Vane-Teripest, with the Rt. Hon. the Dow. Mar-
chioness ot Londonderry
Plds Nantyr, Chirk, Ruabon.Lady Storey
Plds Newydd, Llanfair P. G. R.S.O., Anglesea...The
Mo«t Hon. the Marquess of Anglesey
Plds Rhoscolyn, Holy head... Sir Edrad. H. Verney,
Bt.
Plastirion, Llanrug R.S.O., Carnarvs. ... Gen. Sir
Hugh Rowlands, k.c.b., 3J(£
Plds-yn-Rhiw, Pwllheli... Lady Strickland
Plds-yn-Vivod, Llangollen ..Hon. John C. Best
Plattenstown, Arklow . Hon. Mrs. Geo. O'Grady
Pleasavnce (The), Overstrand, Cromer... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Battersea
Pleasington Halt, Blackburn ..Sir Wm. II. Hornby,
Bt., m.p. (Property of J. E. Butler-Bowdon,
Esq)
Plowden Hall, Lydbury Nth. R.S.O., Salop. ..Wm. F.
Plowden, Esq,, and the Lady Mary P.
Polebrooke Hall, Oundle, N'thants....Capt. Algernon
F. H, Fergusop and lion. Mrs. A. F.
Polefield, Lansdown Rd., Cheltenham... Lady Dick-
Cunyngham
Polesden Lacey, Dorking... Sir Clinton E, Dawkins,
K,p.B,
Polkemmef, Whitburn, Linlithg. ... Mary, Lady
Baillie
Pollok Ho., Polloksbaws, Glasgow ... Sir Jno. M.
Stirling-Maxwell, Bt., M.p.
Polmood, Broughton, Peeblessh,...Sir Mitchell Mit-
chell-Thomscm, Bart., f.r.s.e.
PoltimorePk., Exeter . . . The Rt. Hon. Lord Pol timore
Pondtail Ldg., Fleet, Winchfield, Hants.. ..Sir Thos.
L. Brunton, r.R.s.
Poole Halt, Nantwich...Sir Wm. H. Holland, m.p.
Pool P£„ Ruthin R.S.O., Denb. ..Geo. Blezard.Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. G. B. (property of Lord Bagot)
Poplars (The), Bickley, Kent ..Sir Jos. Renals, Bt.
Poplars (T.'ie), Kingston-on-Thames. ..Gen. Sir Henry
B. Tuson, k.c.b.
Port Eliot, St. Germans R.S.O., Cornw....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of St. Germans
Porthkerry, Barry, Glamorg....The Rt. Hon. Lady
Romilly, with her son the present Baron
Portland Ho., Southsea . Adm. Sir Henry Chads,
K.C.B.
Portnall Pk , Virginia Water. .Rev. Count Henry
J. De Salis
Portumna Castle, Co. Gal way ..The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Clanricarde
Potterton Hall, Barwick-in-Elmet, Leeds ... Sir
Theoph. Peel. Bt.
Pounds, Plymouth... Sir Jno. Jackson, p.r.s.e.
Powerscourt Castle, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow...The
Rt. Hon. 1 he Lord Viscount Powerscourt
Powerslown Ho , Goresbridge R.S.O., Co. Kilkenny...
Bertrand Lambert, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. B. L.
Powis Castle, Welshpool... The lit. Hon. the Earl of
Powis
Poynett, Chilworth, Guildford. ..Sir Chas. A. Nichol-
son, Bt.
Poynton Towers, Stockport... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Vernon
Prairie Ho., Salt Hill, Galway . Sir Jas. O'Donohoe
Prestonfield, Edinburgh. ..Sir Wm. Stewart-Dick-
Cunyngham, Bt.
Preston Grange, Prestonpans R.S.O., Hadding-
tonsh. ...Sir Geo. Grant-Suttie, Bt., with Lady
Susan G.-S.
Preston Hall, Stockton-on-Tees. ..Col. Sir Robert
Ropner, Bb., m.p.
Prestwold Hall, Loughborough ... Hussey Packe,
Esq., and the bady Alice P.
Presioylfa, Cambridge Rd., East Cowes, I. W. .. Lady
Hodgson
Prideaux, Par Station, Cornwall... Sir Colman B.
Rashleigh, Bt.
Priory (The), Brecon... The Most Hon. the Marquess
Camden
Priory (The), Clare R.S.O., Suff....Gen. Sir Geo. D.
Priory (The), Elstree R.S.O., Herts.. ..Hon. Arthur
J. Davey
Priory (The), Gateacre, L'pool . Sir Dudley B. For-
wood. Bt.
Prion/ (The), Lamberhurst, Kent. ..Sir John Harvey
Blunt, Bt.
Priory (The), Reigate... Henry Chas. S. A. Somerset,
Esq., and the Lady Katharine S., with Lady
Henry S.
Priory (The), Roy ston... David A. Bevan, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. D. B.
Prospect Hall, Dublin. ..Sir Henry L. Harty, Bt.
Purbeck Ho., Swanagc.Sir Jno. M. Burt
Pusey, Faringdon, Berks. ...Sir Wm. R. Anson, Bt.,
M.P.
Puttenden Manor, Lingfield R.S.O., Sussex... lion.
Mark F. Napier
Pye Nest, Halifax... The Dowager Lady Edwards
Pylewell Pic, Lymington, Hants. ... W. Ingham
Whitaker, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. W.
Pynes, Exeter... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Iddesleigh,
Pyrfor'd PI., Woking ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Sandys
Pyrford Bough, Woking. ..The Rt. Hon. Sir Chas.
W. Dilke, Bart., m.p.
Pyrgo Park, Havering, Romford, Essex. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord O'Hagan
Quantock Ldg., Over Stowey, Bridgwater.,, Edwd. J.
Stanley, Esq., m.p,, and Hon. Mrs. E. S.
Quarndon Hall, Derby. ..Hon. Wm. M. Jervis
Quatford Castlo, Bridgnorth.., Rav. Henry E. J,
Bevan and Hon. Mrs. II. B.
Queen Anne Ldg,, Stoke Newington, N...Sir Jno. J.
Runtz
Qpeen Anna's Ldg., Queen Anne's Gt,S.W...§ir Jas.
T. Knowles, k.c.v.o.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
Queensmead, Windsor... The Lord Edwd. Spencer-
Churchill
Quidenham Hall, Attleborough, Norf.... Property of
the Earl of Albemarle (let)
Baby Castle. Darlinjrton. . .The St. Hon. Lord Barnard
Rackheath Pk., Norwich... Lily, Lady Elliot (property
of Sir Edwd. P. Stracey, Bt.)
Baford, Athenry, Co. Galway.Col. Jno. A. Daly
and the Lady Anne D.
Bagley Hall, Alcester R.S.O., Warwicks....The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Hertford
Bahinderry, Queen's Co., nr. Athy... Sir Anthony A.
Weldon. Bt.
Bainthorpe Hall, Norwich. ..Sir Chas. Harvey, Bt.
Raith, Kirkcaldy, Eifesh... Ronald C. Munro-Fer-
guson, Esq., m.p., and the Lady Helen M.-F.
Ralston, nr. Paisley. ..Sir Chas. W. Cayzer, Bt., m.p.
Ramsbury Manor, Hungeribrd.Sir Eras. Burdett,
Bt.
Ramsey Abbey, Huntingdon... The Rt. Hon. Lord
De Ramsey
Bamsfort, Gorey, Co. Wexford. ..Sir George Erring-
ton, Bt.
Ranby Hall, Retford ..The Rt. Hon. the Dowager
Lady Rossmore, with Hon. Peter C. Westenra
Ranche (The), Buckhurst Hill, Essex. ..Sir Win.
Johnston, Bt.
Banaemore, Burton on-Trent . The Rt. Hon. Lord
Burton
Bankeilour, Springfield, Fife. ..Sir Mich. B. Nairn,
Bt.
Rannoch Ldg., Rannoch Station, Perths....Sir Neil
James Menzies, Bt.
Ranston, Blandlbrd, Dorset... Sir Randolf L. Baker,
Bt.
Ranton Abbey, Eccleshall R.S.O., Staffs.. ..The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Lichfield
Ratheline, Hampton Court... Sir Geo. Errington, Bt.
Rathleague, Maryborough, Queen's Co.. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Congleton, c.b.
Rathmore Ldg., Bolton Gdns. Sth., S.W....Capt. Sir
Wm. de W. Abney, k.c.b., f.r.s.
Ration, Willingdon, Sussex ... Freeman Freeman-
Thomas, Esq., m.p., and Hon. Mrs. F. F.-T.
Rauceby Hall, Grantham. ..Maj.-Gen. Sir Mildmay
W. Willson, k.c.b.
Ravensbrook, Oxted, Surrey... Sir Thos. H. Elliott,
K.C.B.
Ravenseourt, Sth. Norwood Pk., S.E....Surg.-Gen.
Sir Wm. D. Wilson, k.c.m.g.
Ravensdale, , Co. Louth. ..The Rt. Hon. Sir
Daniel Dixon, Bt.
Ravensnest, Lyndhurst ..Lady Cavagnari
Ravenstone Castle, Whithorn R.S.O., Wigtownsh.
...The Rt. Hon. Lord Borthwick
Ravenswood, Camberley, Surrey. ..Sir John H. Pule-
ston
Ravensworlh, Eastbourne... Sir Alfd. Dent, k.c.m.g.
Ravensworth Castle, Gateshead ...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ravensworth
Rayleigh Ho., 2 Chelsea Embnkmt., S.W....Hon.
Richd. Strutt
Rayners, Penn, High Wycombe... Sir Philip F. Rose,
Bt.
Raynham Hall, Fakenham, Norf.. . Lady Lacon
Raynham Hall, Norwich. ..The Most lion, the Mar-
quess Townshend
Red Bams, Coatham, Redcar, Yorks.Sir Hugh
Bell, Bt.
Redbourne Hall, Kirton-in-Lindsey R.S.C.His Grace
the Duke of St. Albans
Redbrook, Whitchurch, Salop... Sir Wyndham C. H.
Hanmer, Bt.
Redcastle, Londonderry. ,,Capt. Hon, Ernest G. L.
Cochrane, r.n.
Redcliff, Chester... Lady Frost
Red Cottage, Branksoms Pk- . Hon. Clarence P. R.
Graves
Red Cottage, Longcross, Cher tsey... The Hon, Geo.
Eden
Redenham, Andover . Sir Richd. H. Pollen, Bt.
Redford Ho., Colintqn R.g.O,, Midlothn. ... Lady
M'Clure '
Redford Ho., Ookley, Dorking... The Dowager Lady
Abinger .
713
Redholme, Dumbreck, Govan, Glasgow... Sir Jno. U.
Primrose, Bt.
Bed Ho., Ascot. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Stanmore,
G.CM.G.
Red Ho., Bodicote, Banbury ... Hon. Caryl C.
Molyneux
Red Ho., Eye, Suff....Sir Thos. II. Tacon
Bed Ho., Farnborough, Hants. ..Hon. Mrs. Edwd.
Grimston
Bed Ho., Farnham, Surrey... Lady St. John
Bed Ho., Hornton St., Kensington, W... .Sir Wm. M.
Conway
Bed Ho., Hurstpierpoint, Hassocks R.S.O., Suss....
Rev. Richd. A. C. Bevan and the Lady Mary B.
Bed Ho., Long St., Sherborne, Dorset. ..Frances,
Lady Grove
Redhouse, Roehampton, S.W....The Lady Florence
Leslie-Melville
Bed Ho., Southburgh, Thetford ... The Rt. Hon.
Dowager Lady Cranworth
Bed Ldg., Englefield Grn., Staines. ..Sir Wm. B.
Dalby
Bedlynch Ho., Bruton R.S.O., Som....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Ilchester
Red stcme Hall, Redhill, Surrey. ..Sir Myles Fenton
Reduit. Monkstown, Co. Dublin. ..Lady Aylmer
Rtdvers, Bournemouth... Lady Heathcote
Reed'ey Ho., Burnley ..Hon. Mrs. Henry lloldfin
Beedley Ldg., Burnley. ..The Rt. Rev. the Lord Bp.
of Burnley
Beenglas, Valencia I., Co. Kerry. ..Hon. Francis i
Spring Rice
Beigate Ldg., Reigate... Sir A rth. T. Watson, Bt., k.c.
Bendlesham Hall, Woodbridge...The Rt. Hon. Lord j
Rendlesham
Ranishaw Hall, Chesterfield. ..Sir Geo. R. Sitwell,
Bt., and the Lady Ida S.
Retreat (The), Lakenheath, Brandon, Suff....Sir Wm.
Dunn, Bt., m.p.
Revesby Abbey, Boston, Lines.. ..non. Mrs. Edwd.
Stanhope
Revesby Cott., St. Leonards-on-Sea...Hon. Isabella
Bingham
Rhianva, Menai Brdg. R.S.O....Sir Edmd. H. Verney,
Bt.
Rhydd Ct., Hanley Castle [a village], Worcester...
Sir Edind. A. Lechmere, Bt.
Rhydfelin, Builth, Brecons .Sir Thos. M. Williams
Riby Grove, Stallingborough. Line. ... Ernest G.
Pretyman, Esq., m.p., and the Lady Beatrice P.
Biccarton, Curiie R.S.O., Midlothn. ...Sir Jas. H.
Gibson-Craig, Bt.
Bich mon dHo., Caterham Valley, Surrey. ... Sir Lionel
E. Smith-Gordon, Bt.
Rickeftswood, Charlwood, Horley, Surrey... Sir Alex.
M. Rendel, K.c.i.K.
Bidgeway (The), Shere, Guildford... The Lady Arthur
Russell
Ridley Hall, Bardon Mill, Carlisle... Hon. Fras.
Bowes-Lyon and the Lady Anne B.-L.
Bikenel, Gloucester. ..Lady Robinson
Bipley Castle, Leeds. ..Sir Henry D. lngilby, Bt., and
Hon. Lady I.
Bipple Ct., Dover... Lt.-Col. Jos. Sladenand the Lady
Sarah S.
Bishioorth Ldg., Halifax... The Rt. Hon. Lord Savile
Bivenhall PL, Witham...Sir Thos. C. C. Western, Bt.
Biver Nook, King Charles Rd., Surbiton ... Lady
Buller
Biverside, Datchet, Windsor. ..Percy J. de Paravicini,
Esq., and the Lady Marcia de P.
Boborough Ho., Roborough R.S.O., Devon. ..Henry
Y. B. Lopes, Esq., m.p., and the Lady AlberthaL.
Bochester Ho., Esher, Surrey ... Lady Monier- Wil-
liams
Boehetts, Brentwood, Essex... Sir William F. G.
Guise. Bt-
Bochsoles, Airdrie, Lanarks.... Lady Gerard
Book Barton, Kihnallock. Cq, Limerick... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Fermoy
Bockdale, Rathgar, Dublin... Sir Howard Grubb,
Bockfield, Athenry, Co. Galway...Hon. Riohd. A-
Nugent
Bockfield, White Cross Rd.? Hereford ... Lady
Barnard
714 Index to Seats
Rockforest, Mallow, Co. Cork. ..Sir Jas. L. Cotter, Bt-
Rock Ho., Farnham, Surrey... Lady Rose
Rockhurst, Villa Rd., Nottingham... Lady Oldknow
Rockhnrst, West Hoathly, East Grinstead...Sir Richd.
Farrant
Rockingham, Boyle, Co. Roscommon... H.E. The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dudley, g.m.p., g.c.v.o.
Rocklands, Chudleigh, S. Devon ..Vice- Adm. Sir
W. A. D. Acland, Bt., and Hon. Lady A.
Rocklands, Goodrich, Ross, Herefs. ... Adml. Sir
Hugo L. Pearson, k.c.b.
Rock Ldg., Laracor, Trim, Co. Meath...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Dunsany
Rockstone PL, Southampton. ..Lady Crofton
Rodbourne, Malmesbury...Sir Richd. II. Pollen, Bt.
Rode!, I. of Harris. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Dunmore
Rode Syde, Chelford, Crewe. ..Lady Dalrymple-H.-
Elphinstone
Roebuck Hill, Booterstown R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..Sir
William J. Goulding, Bt.
Rod-well, Weymouth... Lady Groves
Roebuck Grove, Milltown, Dublin... Sir Christopher
J. Nixon, F.R.c.p.r.
Roeliampton Ho., Roshampton, S.W. ... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Leven and Melville
Roestock Hall, St. Albans. ..Adm. Sir Jno. Fellowes,
K.C.B.
Rogarlh, Colinton R.S.O., Midlothian... Sir Hugh
Sykes Mitchell, Bt.
Rogate Ldg., nr. Petersfield...Sir Hugh Wyndham,
K.C.M.G.
Rokeby, Tunb. Wells .Sir Fredk. Cleeve, k.c.b.
Rokesnest Ho., Godstone, Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs. Pascoe
Glyn
Rolleston, Leicester... The Rt. Hon. the Lord Visct.
Churchill, g.c.v.o.
Rolleston Hall, Burton - on - Trent ... Sir Oswald
Mosley, Bt.
Roman Camp {The), Callander R.S.O., Perthsh... .The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Esher, k.c.b., g.c.v.o.
Romans {The), Stanford Avenue, Brighton. ..Sir Jno.
G. Blaker
Rood. Ashton, Trowbridsre .The Rt. Hon. Walter H.
Long, m.p., and the Lady Doreen Long
Rookery (The), Down, Farnborough R.S.O., Kent...
Hon. Evelyn Hubbard
Rookery (The), Middleton Tyas R.S.O., Yorks....Sir
Jonathan E. Backhouse, Bt.
Rookery (The), Worleston, Nantwich... Baron Wm.
H. von Schroder
Rookwood. Llandaff", Cardiff ...Lady Hill
Rorrington Ldg., Chirbury R.S.O., Salop... Sir Offley
Rose Bank, Birchington R.S.O., Kent. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Forester
Rosebank, Gatehouse R.S.O., Kirkcudbtsh....Hon.
Wm. J. Hewitt
Rose Bank, Knowsley, Prescot...Sir David Radcliffe
Rosebank, Lugwardine, Hereford. ..Hon. Robt. C.
Devereux
Rosebery, Gorebridee R.S.O., Midlothn....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of R.osebery, k.g., k.t., f.b.s.
Roseborough, Naas, Co. Kildare...The Lady Albreda
Bourke
Rose Castle, Carlisle ..TheRt. Rev. the Lord Bi«hop
Rosecliff, Luccombe, Shanklin R.S.O., I.W. ...Lady
Bowen
Rose. Hill, Inch Rd., Buncrana, Co. Donegal. ..Hon.
Ernest G. L. Cochrane
Rose Hill, Middle Wallop, StockbridgeR.S.O.,Hants.
...Sir Jno. J. Grinlinton
Rosch ill Co//., Longwood, Winchester .. .Hon. Douglas
G. Carnegie
Rosehill Ho., Henley-on-Thames ..Lady Donaldson
Rosemead, Windsor... Baron Campbell von J a'irentz
Rosemoiuit, Cork. ..Sir Hy. A. W. Johnson, Bt.
Rosenau, Datchet, Windsor. ..Hon. Evelyn Hy. Ellis
Rosenea/h Ho., Dumbartonsh. His Grace the Duke
of Argyll, K.T., and II.R.H. Princess Louise,
Duchess of A., v,a.., c.t.
Rosenheim, Boscombe, Bournemouth ... Countess
Albert Metaxa
Rosmead, Delvin, Castlepollard R.S.O., Co. West-
meath ..The Marquis de la Btcloyere
and Residences
Rossdhu, Luss, Dumbartonsh. .. Sir Jas. Colquhoun,
Bt.
Rossferry, , Co. Fermanagh. ..Hon. Cyril A.
Ward
Rossie Priory, Inchture R.S.O., Perthsh.... The Rt.
Hon. Lord Kinnaird
Ross! are Fort, Wexford... Lady Hughes
Rosslyn, Bray, Co. Wicklow...Sir Rowland F. N.
Fanning
Rossmore Pk., Monaghan...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Rossmore
Ross Priory, Balloch, Dumbartonsh.. ..Sir Alex. W.
G. T. Leith-Buchanan, Bt.
Rosstrevor Ho., Newry, Co. Down...Lt.-Col. Sir Jno.
F. G. Ross of Bladensburg, k.c.b., and Hon.
Lady R. of B.
RosteUan Castte, Midleton, Co. Cork ... Edwd. F.
Thackwell, Esq., and his wife (formerly Lady
Hennessy)
Rostheme Manor, Knutsford, Chesh....Hon. Alan
de Tatton Egerton, m.p.
RostrevorHo., Ra msgate . . . The Rt . Hon . the Dowager
Visctss. Southwell
Rothamsted, St. Albans. ..Sir Chas. B. Lawes-Witte-
wronge, Bt.
Rolhburif, Beckenham, Kent. ..Sir Henry Tanner
Rolfierfield Ct., Henley-on-Thames ..Col. Sir Wm.
Thos. Makins, Bt.
Rothersyke Manor, Egremont R.S.O., Cumbd...The
Rt. Hon. Lord Leconfield
Rouge Bouillon, Jersey... Eliza, Lady Otwfiy
Rouge Huiss, Guernsey . .Hon. Jno. L. Bailey
Rousdon, nr. Lyme Regis ..Sir Wilfrid Peek, Bt.
Ro.v.borough Castle, Moy, Co. Tyrone. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Lord Visct. Charlemont, cb.
Roydsmoor, East Molesey, Surrey. ..Hon. Mrs. Wm.
Howard
Rot/ton Hall, Oldham ..Sir Jos. P. P. Radcliffe, Bt.
Rozeldene, Grayshott, Haslemere R.S.O....The Lady
Mary Russell
Rosel, St. Peter Port, Guernsey... Sir Godfrey Carey
Rudding Pk., Knaresborough...Sir Jos. P. P. Rad-
cliffe. Bt.
Ruddingfon Grange, Nottingham ... Sir Thos. 1.
Birkin, Bt.
Ruffe! I, nr. Dunkeld ..Sir Alexander Muir-Mac-
kenzie, Bt.
Rufford Abbey, Ollerton, Newark.. .The Rt. Hon.
Lord Savile
lli'tihrd Hall, Ormskirk ... Sir Thos. G. Fermor-
Hesketh, Bt.
Rag, Corwen, Merioneths....Hon. Chas. H. Wynn
llii'hstein. Spring Grove, Isleworth...Hon. Mrs. Foley
Vereker
Rum'eigh, Bere Alston R.S.O., Devon ... Sir Alfd.
W. Croft, k.c.i.e.
Runkerry, Bushmills R.S.O., Co. Antrim. ..The Rt.
Hon. Lord Macnaghten
Runnvmead. Eastbourne ..Lady De Wet
Rvnn-innede, Old Windsor ... The Rt. Hon. Lady
Milford
Ruperra Castle, Newport, Monm....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Tredegar
Rushmore, Torquay ..Hon. Mrs. Edmd. Oldfield
Russborough, Blessinston, nr. Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Countess of Milltown
Ru.rley Ldg., Claygate, Esher. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Foley
Ryelands, Lancaster .The Rt. Hon. Lord Ashton
Ryes (The), Sudbury, Stiff.. . Nathl, Barnardiston,
Esq., and the Lady Florence B.
Ryston Hall, Downham Mkt., Norf....Edwd. R. M.
Pratt, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. E. P.
Sair/liton Grange, Chester ... The Rt. Hon. Geo.
Wyndham, m.p., and the Countess Grosvenor,
his wife
St. Andrew's Ho., Dinas Powis, Cardiff... Lady Morel
St. Anne's, Clontarf, Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ardilaun
St. Ann's Hill, Chertscy...Hon. Stephen Fox-Powys
St. Ann's Manor, Sutton, Loughborough ... Maj.
Chas. R. Tennant and Hon. Mrs. C. T.
St. Audrey'^, Hatfield... Re v. the Lord Win. Cecil.M.A.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
St. Andries, Bridgwater... The Rt. Hon. Sir Alex.
F.-Acland-Hood, Bt., m.p., and Hon. Lady F.-
A.-C.
St. Austell, Birchington R.S.O., Kent... Lady Millais
St. Benet's, Newton Abbot... Rear- Adm. Sir Jno.
Hext, k.c.i.e.
St. Bride's, Little Haven, Pembrokes....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Kensington, n.s.o.
St. Bruno, Sunningdale, Ascot... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Colchester
St. Budeaux, Devonport...Alfd. C. Festing-Smith,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. F.-S.
St. Canice's Cott., Kilkenny.... Katharine, LadyHort
St. Catherine Ct., Bath... Hon. Mrs. John Paley
St. Christopher's, 100 Banbury Rd., Oxford... Lady
Aitchison
St. Clare, Hyde ..Aug. G. Vernon-Harcourt, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. A. V-H.
St. Clere, Kemsing, sevenoaks....Sir Mark E. Collet,
Bt.
St. David's, Kingsthorpe, Northampton... Winifred,
Lady Robinson
St. Dunstan's, Outer Circle, Regent's Park, N.W.
The Jit. Hon. Lord Aldenham
St. Fort, Fife... Sir Walter 0. Corbet, Bt.
St. Pagan's Castle, Cardiff... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Plymouth
St. George's Hill, By fleet, Wey bridge... Lady Louisa
Egerton
St. Giles's Ho., Salisbury... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Shaftesbury
St. Helen's, Booterstown R.S.O., Co. Dublin. ..Sir
Jno. G. Nutting, Bt.
St. Hilda, Sea View, Ryde ... The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess Bathurst
St. Hubert's, Belturbet, Co. Fermanagh.. . John G. B.
Massy-Beresford, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. M.-B.
St. Hubert's, Gerrard's Cross R.S.O., Bucks. ..Col.
Hon. Wm. Le Poer-Trench
St. Ives Cott., Maidenhead ..Frances, Lady Miles
St. James's Ldg., Delahay St., Westmr., S.W....
Henry J. C. Cust, Esq. (neir to Brownlow
Barony)
St. John's, Wakefield... The Dowager Lady Blome-
field
St. John's Croft, Madingley Rd., Cambridge... Lady
Seeley
St. John's Croft, Winchester.. .Hon. Mrs. Gerald
Joyce
St. John's Ldg., Regent's Park, N.W... .The Most
| Hon. tne Marquess of Bute
St. John's Ldg., Stone, Aylesbury... Sir Henry A.
| Smyth, k.c.m.g.
I St. John's Ldg., Warminster, Wilts. ..The Dowager
Lady Pelly
St. Joseph's, 29 Ailesbury Rd., Dublin. ..The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Lady Ffrench
St. Julian's, Newport, Monm....Sir Thos. Firbauk,
M.P.
St. Katharine's, Cradley, Malvern... Hon. Mrs. Thos.
Edwardes
St. Laurence's, Worcester... The Lady Alice Nelson
St. Lawrence, Ventnor, I.W....H011. Mrs. Anderson-
P.-Sinclair
St. Lawrence Hall, Ventnor, I.W....Sir Thos. H.
Brooke-Hitching
St. Leonard's, Windsor... Sir Theodore F. Brinck-
man, Bt.
St. Leonard's Hill, Windsor. ..Sir Francis T. Barry,
Bt., M.P.
St. Leonard's Ldg., Clewer, Windsor... Lady Dalton-
Fitzgerald
St.Lucian's, Wallingford, Berks.. ..Sir Arthur J. R.
Trendell
St. Luke's, Aberdeen... Sir Geo. Reid, r.s.a.
St. Margaret's Ho., 57A Victoria St., S.W....Lady
Pelly ; Do. No. 57, Sir Geo. C. T. Bartley, k.c.b.,
m.p.
St. Margaret's Ldg.,~E. Twickenham... Lady Measom
St. Martin's, Canterbury... The Rt, Rev, Bishop
Compton
St. Mary's Ldg., Witney.,, Rov. the Hon. Nigel
Campbell, m.a.
St. Mary's Manor, Beverley... Adm. of the Fit. Sir
Chas. F. Hotham, g.c.b., g.c.v.o.
715
St. Michael's Mt., Marazion, Cornw....The Rt. Hon.
Lord St. Levan
St. Nicholas, Richmond, Yorks... Hon. Robt. James
and the Lady Evelyn J.
St. Osyth's Priory, Colchester. ..Sir Jno. H. Johnson
St. Paul's Walden Bury, Welwyn, Herts.... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Strathmore
St. Petrock Minor, St. Issey R.S.O., Cornw. .. J. Athel- j
stan L. Riley, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. R.
St. Rollox, Glasgow Sir Charles Tennant }
St. Saviour's Ho., Portsmouth... Re v. the Hon.
Wm. C. Fiennes
St. Wilfrid's, Portland's Path, Ryde. ..Lady Daly
Sale Hall, Manchester... Sir Wm. H. Bailey
Saltram, Plympton, Devon. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Morley
Sandbeck Pk., Rotherham...The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Scarbrough, c.b.
Sandford Orleig/i, Newton Abbot... Lady Baker
Sandhill Pic, Taunton... Sir Wroth P. C. Lethbridge,
Bt.
Sandhurst Ldg., Streatham, S.W.... Sir Thos. Steven-
• son, M.D.
Sandhurst Ldg., Wokingham, Berks. ..Sir Wm. J
Farrer
Sand Hulton, York... Sir Robt. J. M. Walker, Bt.
Sandlands, Sea View, Ryde. ..Adm. Sir Walter J.
Hunt-Gmbbe, g.c.b.
Sandle Manor, Fordingbridge, Salisbury ... The
Dowager Lady Hulse
Sandmarch, Aberystwyth... Sir Jas. W. Szlumper
Sandon Hall, Stone, Staffs.... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Harrowby
Sandridge Pk., Melksham, Wilts... Geo. Lopes, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. G. L.
Sandringha n Ha ll, Norf oik ... H.M. King
Edward VII.
Sandwell, Totnes ...Hon. Mrs. Jervoise Smith
Sandycmft, Littlestone, Kent ..The Rt. Hon. Herbert
J. Gladstone, m.p.
Sandy e PL, Sandy, Beds. .. Sir Edwd. R. Pearce-
Edgcumbe
Santry Ho., Dublin. ..Sir Compton M. Domvile, Bt.
Sarisbury, Southampton... Sir Lewis MTver, Bt.
Sarsden Ho., Chipping Norton. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Ducie, p.r.s.
Satara, Eastbourne ...Lady Sandford
Saumares Pk., Guernsey... The Rt. Hon. Lord de
Saumarez
Savernake Forest, Marlborough. ..The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Ailesbury
Saxholm , Bassett, Southampton .Hon. Sir Alf . Wills
Saxonhurst, Upp. Norwood, S.E....Surg. Maj.-Gen.
Sir Wm. R. Hooper, k.c.s.i.
Scarisbrick Ldg., Southport, Lanes. ...Sir Chas.
Scaris brick
Scarness Cott., Bassenthwaite, Keswick. ..Sir Henry
R. Vane, Bt. 1
Scawby, Brigg. Lines. .Robt. N. Sutton-Nelthorpe,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. S.-N.
Schaic Pk., Clackmannan... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Mansfield
Schomberg Ho., Pall Mall, S.W....H.R.H. Princess
Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, v. a., c.i.
Scio Ldg., Broadwater Down, Tunb. Wells... Lady
Lawrence
Scone Palace, Perth. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl ol
Mansfield
Scones Lethendy, Perth. ..Hon. Alex. D. Murray
Scorbrough Hall, Beverley ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hotham
Scotland Ho., Sunderland... Lady Allan.
Scotsburn, , Ross-sh. ... Lady Lockhart-Ross
Scottoic Hall, Norwich. ..Ina, Lady Durrant
Scoveston, Haverfordwest. ..The Rt. Hon. Dowager j
Lady Kensington
Scybor wen, Llangibby, Newport, Monm....The Lady I
Elizabeth S. Legge
Seabank. Bournemouth... Lady Willis
Seacox Heath, Hawkhurst, Kent. ..The Rt, Hon. the
Lord Viscount Goschen
Seafteld, Ayr. ..Sir Wrn. Arrol, M.p.
Sea ford Ho., 37 Belgrave Sq., S,W....Tho Rt. Hon.
Lord Howard de Walden
Sea ford Ldg., 2 Fellows Rd„ Hampstead, N.W,...
Sir Henry Harben
716
Seaham Hall, Sunderland. ..The Most Hon. the
Marquess of Londonderry, tc.g.
Seasons (The), Ballymore Eustace, Naas ... The
Dowager Lady Borr owes
Seaton Ho., Arbroath, JB1orfarsh....Hon. Fredk. J.
Bruce
Sedbury Pk., nr. Chepstow... Sir Wm. H. Marling,
Bt.
Sedgeford, King's Lynn... Hon. Henry J. Astley
Sedgehill Manor, Shaftesbury... Sir Walter J. Grove,
Sefton, Penraaenmawr E.S.O., Carnarvs. ...His
Honour Sir Horatio Lloyd
Sefton Pk., Slough ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Decies
Selby Ho., Bletchley, Bucks. ...Wm. Selby-Lowndes,
Esq., and Florence, Lady Dashwood, his wife
Selwyn Ldg., Westgate-on-Sea B.S.O....Hon. Mrs.
Arthur Hubbard
Serlby Hall, Notts., Bawtry R.S.O... .The Bt. Hon.
the Lord Viscount Galway
Seskinawaddy, Fintona R.S.O., Co. Tyrone... Hon.
Chas. Alexander
Settrington Ho., York. ...The Bt. Hon. Lord Mid-
dleton
Seven Gables, "Winslow, Bucks. ...Hon. Bose Hub-
bard
Severn End, Hanley Castle [village], Worcester... Sir
Fredk. Ripley, Bt.
Shagbrook, Beigate, Surrey... Sir George Livesey
Shalden Manor, Alton ..J. Gathorne Wood, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. W.
Shanbally Castle, Co. Tipperary, nr. Castletown-
roche ..Ma.j.-Gen Sir R. Pole Carew, k.c.b., and
the Lady Beatrice P.-C.
Shandwick, St. Albans. ..Lady Ross
Shane's Castle, Antrim. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord O'Neill
Shanfock Hall, Bovingdon, Hemel Hempstead...
The Lord Ernest W. Hamilton
Sharavogue, King's Co. ...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Huntingdon
Sharlslon Hall, Wakefield. .. The Bt. Hon. the Earl
of Westmorland
Shaving ton, Mkt. Drayton. Salop. ..Capt. Henry H.
Heywood-Lonsdale and Hon. Mrs. H. H.-L.
Shawford Ho., Winchester... Sir Chas. E. Frederick,
Bt.
Sheafhayne Ho., Yarcombe, Chard... Sir Fras. G. A.
Fuller-E.-Drake, Bt.
Shean, Ballycroy B.S.O., Co. Mayo ..Lady Davis
Shedfield Ho., Botley, Hants.... Lady Phillimore
Sheen Ho., Mortlake, S.W....Lady Meux
Shee'slown Ldg., Kilkenny Hon. Otway F. C. Cuffe
Sheffield Pk., Uckfield, Suss.. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
'of Sheffield
Shelf ord, Cambridge ..Sir Edward T. Candy
Shelley Hill, Christchurch, Hants. ...Edmund H.
Hooper, Esq., and the Lady Alice H.
Shelsley Grange, Worcester ..Agnes, Lady Hughes
Shell-on Abbey, Arklow, Co. Wicklow...The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Wicklow
Sherborne Ho., Northleach R.S.O., Glouc....The Bt.
Hon. Lord Sherborne
Sherborne Ho., Sherborne, Dorset... Lady Glyn
Sherbrooke, nr. Whyteleafe, Surrey. ..The Bt. Hon.
the Visctss. Sherbrooke
Shermanbury Ho., Reigate ...Sir Jno. Watney
Sherridge, Malvern... Hon. Mrs. Thos. Norbury
Sherwood Ldg., Arnold, Nottingham... Sir Chas.
Seely. Bt.
Shifnal Manor, Salop... The Rt. Hon. Lord Stafford
Shillinglee Pk., Petworth, Suss. ...The Rt. Hon.
Earl Wiuterton
Shinglestreet, Woodbridge...IIon. Sir Jos. Walton
Shipton Ho., Callan R.S.O., Co. Kilkenny ...Hon.
Mrs. Carbery Euan
Shirburn Castle, Wallingford . The Rt. Hon. the
Countess of Macclesfield, with her son the Earl
Shirley, Carshalton...Hon. Mrs. Barry Bingham
Shobdon Ct., Shobdon R.S.O., Herefs. .. The Rt.
Hon. Lord Bateman
Shobrooke Pk., Crediton...Sir Jno Shelley, Bt,
ShalebrQoke Ldg., Towcester, N'thantsi...Hon. E.
S. Douglas- Pennant
Shorncliffe Ldg., Sandgate, Kent. ..Sir Edwd. A-
Sassoon, Bt., m.p.
Shotover Ldg., Oxford. ..Sir Anthony J. Compton-
Thornhill, Bt.
ShottonHall, nr. Flint... Watkin Watkins, Esq., and
the Lady Muriel W.
Shotwiek Pk., Chester .. Capt. Horace D. Trelawny
and Hon. Mrs. H. T.
Shrover Hall, Coshatn R.S.O., Hants.. ..Sir Wm.
Pink
Shrubland Pk., Needham Mkt. R.S.O., Suff....The
Bt. Hon. Lord de Saumarez
Shuckburgh, nr. Daventry...Sir Stewkley F. D.
Shuckburgh, Bt.
Shugborough Hall, Stafford. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Lichfield
Shute Ho., Axminster, Devon... Sir Edmund B. T.
de la Pole, Bt.
Sibton Hall, Lyminge, Kent... Jno. Howard, Esq.,
M.v., and Hon. Mrs. J. II.
Sidbury Manor, Sidmouth ...Sir Chas. D. Cave, Bt.
Sidestrand Hall, Cromer. ..Sir Saml. Hoare, Bt., m.p.
Silverknowe, Davidson's Mains, Midlothn....The
Rt. Hon. Lord Younsc
Silverlands, Eridge, Tunb. Wells. ..Sir Acquin
Martin
Silver Spring Ho., Cork . . . Fredk. W. Barrett, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. F. B.
Simons tone Hall; Hawes R.S.O., Yorks....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Wharncliffe
Singleton, Swansea... The Rt. Hon. Lord Swansea
Sion, Stourbridge. ..Maj. -Gen. Sir Jno. F. Crease,
K.C.B.
Sion Hill, Thirsk, Yorks....Hon. Geo. E. Lascelles
and the Lady Louisa L.
Sirmio, Port St. Mary, I. of Man... Sir Walter T.
Wragg
Sizergh Castle, nr. Kendal... H. E. Sir Gerald Strick-
land, k.c.m.g., and the Lady Edeline Strickland
Skelmorlie Castle, Largs R.S.O., Ayrsh....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Eglinton and Winton
Sketty Pk., Swansea... Sir Root. A. Morris, Bt.
Skeynes, Eden Bridge, Kent. ..Hon. Patrick Bowes-
Lyon
Skills, Studley R.S.O., Warwicks....Sir Wm. Jaffray,
Bt.
Skipton Castle, Yorks....The Bt. Hon. Lord Hoth-
field
Skutterskelfe Hall, Hutton Budby, Yorks....Col. Sir
Robert Ropner, Bt., m.p.
Stains Castle, Ellon, Aberdeensh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Erroll, k.t.
Slane Castle, Slane R.S.O., Co. Meath...The Most
Hon. the Marquess Conyngham
Slaugham PL, Crawley, Suss.... Capt. Chas. W.
Sergison and Hon. Mrs. C. S.
Sledmere Ho., York ..Sir Tatton Sykes, Bt.
Smaley, Meesden, Buntingford R.S.O., Herts.. ..The
Hon. Baron Dimsdale
Smeaton Hepburn, Prestonkirk, Haddingtonsh....
Sir Archib. Buchan-Hepburn, Bt.
Smedmore, nr. Wareham, Dorset. ..The Most Hon.
the Marq. of Queensberry
Smeeth Paddocks, Ashford. Kent. ..Chas. A. Bovill,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. B.
Snitterfield, Stratford-on-Avon ... Frank Dugdale,
Esq., and the Lady Eva D.
Snittlegarth, Irby, Kirkby Lonsdale... The Rt. Hon.
Lady Gillford
Snape, Wadhurst, Sussex. .. Sir Geo. Barham
Snow Hall, Gainlord, Darlington... Chas. Emmott,
Esq., and the Lady Constance E.
Snow Hill, Lisbellaw R.S.O., Co. Fermanagh... Col.
Jno. D. Johnstone and Hon. Mrs. J. J.
Solberge, Northallerton. ..Jno. Hutton, Esq., M.P.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. H.
Solent Cott., Fawley, Southampton... The Rt. Hon.
the Dowager Countess of Scarbrough
Solent Ldg., Cowes, I.W....Sir Whittaker Ellis, Bt.
Solerno, Gal way... Sir Jas. A. MacCullagh, m.d.
Somborne Pk., Stockbridge R.S.O., Hants... .Sir
Fredk. E. W. Hervey-Bathurst, Bt, , and Hon.
Lady H.-B.
Somerby Grove, nr. Oakhain.,,Maj. Henry A. Candy
and Hon. Mrs. H. C.
Somerby Ho., 07 The Drive, Hove, Brighton. ..Lady
Ilawkins-Whitshed
Of Persons cited in this Work.
Somerford Pk., Brewood, Stafford... Hon. Richd. S.
G. StapletOH-Cotton
Somerford Pk., Congleton... Sir "Walter G.Shakerley,
Bt.
Sortlerley, Ringwood, Hants.... The Rt.Hon. the Earl
of Normanton
Sonlerleyton, 17, Wilbury Gdns., Hove, Brighton...
Sir Henry A* Isji'-ics
Sbmerleyton Hall, Lowestoft. ..The Rt. Hon. Sir
Savile B.Crossley, Bt.
SomerVille, Navan...The Rt. Hon. Lord Athlumney
Sopwell Hall, Cloughjordan R.S.O., Co. Tipperary...
Hon. Cosby G. Trench
Sorrento Colt., Dalkey, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Fras. "VV.
Brady, Bt.
Sotterley Pk., Wangford R.S.O., Suff....The Lady
Constance Barne
Southannan, Fairlie R.S.O., Ayrsh. ... Saml. H.
Montgomerie, Esq., and the Lady Sophia M.
South Bank, Hereford... Hon. Mrs. Sidney Smith
South Beach, Felixstowe... Hon. Douglas Tolleinache
Southbroom Ho., Devizes. ..Sir Alex. F. D. Cun-
ningham, K.C.I.E.
Southend Hall, Catford, S.E... .Henry W. Forster,
Esq., m.p., and Hon. Mrs. H. P.
Southfield, Edgbaston, B'ham...The Rt. Hon. Jesse
Collings, m.p.
Southfield, High Legh, Knutsford, Cheshire . . .Hon.
John E, Cross
Southfield, Silverhill, St. Leonards-on-Sea...Maj.-Gen.
Sir Archib. E. H. Anson, k.c.m.g. '
S'oMi7i0'tt/c\CastlebellinghamR.S.O., Co. Louth. ..Hon.
Mrs. Everard Stourton
Southgate Ho., Clown, Chester field.... J no. E. Butler-
Bowdon, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. J. B.-B.
Southill, Biggleswade, Beds. ... Saml. Whitbread,
Esq .. and the Lady Isabella W.
South Hill Pk., Bracknell, Berks. .. The Rt. Hon. Sir
Arth. D. Hayter. Bt., m.p.
Southlands, Eaglescliffe R.S.O., Co. Durham. ..Col.
Sir Saml. A.. Sadler, m.p.
Southlands, Fxmouth ...Lady Stuart
Southlawn Ho., Burford R.S.O., Oxon....Hon. Robt.
N. Hardinge
South Lea, Datchet, Windsor... Lady Simpson
South L;lg., Rutland Gt., S.W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Llangattock, with the Hons. John, Henry, and
Chas. Rolls
South Lylehett Manor, Boole. ..Sir Elliott Lees, Bt.,
D.S.O., M.P.
South over, Bromley, Kent... Sir Henry C. Fischer,
CM G.
South Pk., Penshurst, Tonbridge...The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Hardinge
South Stoneham Ho., Southampton. ..Sir Saml. Mon-
tagu, Bt.
Southtown Ho.. Kenton, Exeter. ..The Rt. Rev.
Bishop Courtenay
South Vale Ho., Blackheath, S.E. ...Sir Jno. Knill,
Bt.
South wick, nr. Dumfries... Sir Mark J. MacTaggart-
Stewart, Bt., m.p.
Southwood, St. Lawrence, Ramsgate. . .Henry Weigall,
Esq., and the Lady Rose W.
South Wootton, Glastonbury... The Rt. Hon. Lady
Hood of Avalon
Spencer Ho., 27 St. James's PL, S.W....The Rt. Hon.
Earl Spencer, k,g.
Spiddal, Galway...The Rt. Hon. Lord Killanin; also
the Rt. Hon. Lady Morris and Killainin
Spitalhaugh, West Linton R.S.O., Peeblessh. ..Sir
Jas. R. Fergusson, Bt.
Sponden, Sandhurst, Hawkhurst.Gen. Sir Stanley
de B. Edwardes, k.c.b.
Spratton Hall, Northampton... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Erskine
Spring (The), Hanwell, W. ... Sir Jos. L. E. Spear-
man, Be.
Spring Hill, Coldstream, Berwicks.... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Dunglass
Springfield, Broadway R.S.O., Wore. ..Lady Blom-
field
Springfield, Newnham, Cambridge... Sir Richd. C.
Jebb, m.p.
Springfield Castle, Charleville, Co. Limerick... The
Rt. Hon. Lord Muskerry
717
Spring Grove, Londonderry... Sir Fras. H. Miller
Spring Grove, Richmond, Surrey. ..Sir Chas. Rugge-
Price, Bt.
Spring Hill, Coldstream, Berwicks.. ..The Rt. Hon,
Lord Dunglass
Spring Hill, Moneymore R.S.O., Co. Derry..,Col. Sir
Wm. F. Lenox-Conyngham, k.c.b.
Springwood, Woolton, L'pool...sir Thos. Brockle-
bank, Bt.
Springioood, Linnet Ln., L'paol..,Sir Thos. Hughes
Springwood Pk., Kelso ... Sir Geo. B. Dousclas, Bt.
Sprivers, Horsmonden. Kent. ..Maj. -Gen. Sir Stanley
SproiOston Grange} Norwich. ..Sir Edwd. P. Straoey,
Bt.
Spye Pk., Chippenham ...Capt. Jno. E. P. Spicer and
the Lady Margaret S.
Squerryes Ct., Westerham, Kent.Lt.-Col. Chas.
Warde and Hon. Mrs. 0. W.
Stackpole Ct., Pembroke.., The Rt. Hon. Earl Cawdor
Stacumnie, Kildare...Hon. Richd. A. Nugent
Stadacona. Torquay. ..Sir Penrose G. Julyan, k.c.m.g.
Staffa Ldg., Guildford ..Robt. Joynes, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. J.
Stafford Castle. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Stafford
Stafford Ho., Eaton, Norwich... Sir Chas. R. Gilman
Stafford Ho., St. James's, S.W. ..His Grace the Duke
of Sutherland
Stain Hill Pk., Hampton, Middx....Sir Henry E.
Knight
Stallington Hall, Blytbe Bridge, Stoke-upon-Trent...
Sir Smith Hill Child, Bt.
Stamford Ho., Enville, Stourbridge, Wore. ..Sir
Henry F. Grey, Bt.
Stamford Ldg., Hayling I.,nants....The Lord Robt.
T. Brudenell-Bruce
Stanbridge Hall, Romsey. nan ts. .. Sir Basil T.
Graham-Montgomery, Bt.
Stan Ush Ho., Fairford, Glouc....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Sherborne
Stanford Ct., Worcester... Sir Fras. S. Winnington,
Stanford Hall, Mkt, Harborough, Leic.The Rt.
Hon. Lord Braye
Stanhope Ldg., West Cowes ...The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Harrington, with the
Ladies Frances and Blanche Stanhope
Stanley Hall, Bridgnorth... Hon. Sir Raymond R.
Tyrwhitt-Wilson, Bt.
Stanley Ho., Newmarket... Hon. Geo. Lambton
Stanley Ldg., Battledown, Cheltenham... Sir Brook
Kay, Bt.
Stanley Pk., Stroud ..Sir Wm. II. Marling, Bt.
Stanleys, Lymington ... Lt.-Col. Geo. T. Forestier
Walker and the Lady Mary W.
Stanmer, Lewes. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Chi-
chester
Stansted Ho., Bp.'s Stort ford... Sir Thos. Jackson, Bt.
Stanton Ho., Stanton Fitzwarren, Swindon. ..Hon.
Mrs. Herb. Agar
Stanton Woodhouse, Rowsley, Derb....His Grace the
Duke of Rutland, k.g.
Stanway, Winchcomb R.S.O., Glouc....The Rt. Hon.
Lord Elcho
Stanwell PI., Staines ...Sir Chas. Gibbons, Bt.
Stan wick Pk., Darlington ... Her Grace Eleanor,
Duchess of Northumberland
Staplecross, Christchurch...Lt.-Gen. Hon. Bernard
M. Ward
Stapleford Pk., Melton Mowbray. ..Jno. Gretton,
Esq., m.p., and Hon. Mrs. J. G.
Staplegrove Manor, Taunton... Henry G. Turner,
Esq., and the Lady Frances T.
Stargroves, East Woodhay, Newbury... Sir Fredk. W.
Carden, Bt.
Statenborough Ho., Eastry, Kent. ..Sir Jas. B. Lyall,
G.C.I. E.
Staunton Harold, Ashby-de-la-Zouch...The Rt. Hon.
Earl Ferrers
Staveley Ldg., Melton Mowbray. ..Hon. W. A. W.
Lawson
Steeton Manor, Keighley...Sir Swire Smith
Stella Ho., Bonchurch, Ventnor...Lady Douglass
gtenton, Dunkeld...The Rt. Hon. Lord Dunedin
7""
Index to Seats and Residences
Sfrpietofy BlandfoM, Dorset... Hons. Blanche and
Gertrude Pitt
Stetchu-oflh Pk., Newmarket... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Ellesmere
Stevenson, -~ HaddingtOnsh. ... Hon. Mrs.
Anderson-P.^Sinclair
S/eviistone, Torrington, Devon. ..Hon. Mark G. K.
Rolle
Steyne, Bembridge, I. W .... Sir Jno. I. Thornycroft,
r.R.s.
Stobo Castle, Stobo B.S.O., Peeblessh. ... Hylton
Philipson, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. P.
S/obs Castle, Hawick ..Sir Win F. A. Eliott, Bt.
Stockelcl Pk., Wetherby, Yorks....Robt. J. Foster,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. R. F.
Slacken Hall, Stretton, Oakham ..Capt. Philip F.
Til lard, k.n., and the Lady Francis Cecil, his
wife
Stock Ho., Sturminster Newton R.S.O., Dorset ..The
Rt. Rev. the Lord Bishop of Worcester and the
Lady Barbara Yeatman-Biggs
Stockton Ho., St. Mary, Wilts. . ..The Rt. Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Worcester and the Lady Barbara
Yeatman-Biitgs
Slockwell Halt, Billericay R.S.O.. Essex. ..Hon. Jno.
. H. Savile
Stoke Bishops, Clifton, Bristol ..Sir Cyril P. M. C.
Macgregor
Stoke College, Clare R.S.O., Suff....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Loch, D.s.o.
Stoke, Newark... Sir Robert Bromley, Bt., and Hon.
Lady B.
Stoke Pic, Ipswich ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Gwydyr
Stoke Pk., Stapleton, Bnstol ..Her Grace the Dow-
ager Duchess of Beaufort
stnkke, Gt. Bedwyn, Hungerford ... Sir Godfrey
Lushington, g.c.m.g.
Stonefield, Tarbert, Argvllsh... Colin G. P. Campbell,
I Esq., and the Lady Ileene C.
Stonelands, Ryde, I. W. Lady Loring
Stoneleigh Abbey, Kenilworth...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Leigh
Stoneleigh Ho., Clifton .Bristol ... Sir Chas . D.Cave,Bt.
Stonepitt Grange, Seal, Sevenoaks ..Philip Symons,
Esq., and the Rt. Hon. the Dowager Lady Auck-
land, his wife
Stoneycroft. Reading ..Sir Jno. E. S. Maclure, Bt.
SlonorPk., Henley-on-Thames... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Camoys
Stony Middleton, Sheffield... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Denman
Stoodlight Ct,, Tiverton. .Sir Edwin H. Dunning
Stopham Ho., Pulborough R.S.O., Suss. ...Sir Walter
B. Barttelot. Bt.
Storrs Hilt, Windermere . Alicia, Lady Ricldell
Stourhead. Bath .Sir Henry H. A. Hoare, Bt.
Slourtonllall, Horncastle, Lines. ...Algn. M. Livesey,
Esq., and the Lady Evelyn L.
Stoioe. Buckingham ..The Rt. Hon. Ladv Kinloss
Stowell. Pewsey, Wilts. .. Jas. H. Smith-Barry, Esq.,
and the Lady Charlotte S.-B.
Stowell Pk., Northleach R.S.O., Glouc....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl ofEldon
Stow Hall, Downham Mkt., Norf....Thos. L. Hare,
Esq., m.p., and the Lady Ida H.
Stracathro Ho., Brechin. ..The Rt. Hon. Jas. A.
Camnbell, m.p.
Stradbally Hall, Stradbally R.S.O., Queen's Co....
Mrs. Robt. Cosby (formerly Lady Goring)
Stradsett Hall, Downham Mkt., Norf. ..Sir Alfd. T.
Bagge, Bt.
Stratford, Orwell Rd., Rathgar, Dublin... The Rt
Hon. Jonathan Hogg
Stratford Hill, Stratford St. Mary, Colchester...
Hon. Sir Jno. G. Barnes
Stratford Ho., Stratford PL, W. ...Sir Edwd. A. Cole-
brooke, Bt.
Stralhallan Castle, Machany R.S.O., Perthsh. The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Perth
Stra/hbran Ldg., Achanalt R.S.O., Ross-sh....Sir
Arthur Bignold, m.p.
Strathconan, Muir of Ord R.S.O., Ross-sh....Capt.
Christian Combe and the Lady Jane C.
Strathdon, Silverdale Rd., Eastbourne Lt.-Gen.
-Sir Adam G. F. Hogg, k.c.b.
Stratheam, Bournemouth. ..Gen. the Hon. Sir Robt.
ROllo, K.C.B.
Stratheam Ldg., Nth. Berwick ..Rev. the Hon. Arth.
Gordon
Strathfieldsaye, Mortimer R.S.O., Berks.. ..His Grace
the Duke of Wellington, k.g.
Strathtyrurn, St. Andrews. ..Jas. Cheape, Esq., and
the Lady Griselda C.
St rat ton, Micheldever Station, Hants.... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Northbrook
Streatlam Castle, Darlington ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Strathmore and Kinghorne (let)
Stretham Manor, Ely ..Lady Willis
Strettington, Chichester... The Rt. Hon. Lord Orma-
thwaite
Streiton-en-le-Field, Ashby-de-la-Zouch...Sir My lies
C.-B.-Cave, Bt.
Struan, Wimbledon Pk., S.W. ... Sir Howard W.
Elphinstone, Bt.
Slrudy Ho., Beechwood Avenue, WeybridgC.Sir
Chas. Holrovd
Stuart Hall, Stewartstown R.S.O., Co. Tyrone. ..The
Rt. Hon. Earl Castlestewart
Stuart Ldg., Malvern Wells ..Wm. W. Middleton,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. W. M.
Slubbers, Nth. Ockendon, Romford ..Champion B.
Russell, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. R.
S/ut-kgowan, Arrochar, Dumbartonsh. ... Sir Jas.
Colquhoun, Bt.
Studley Royal, Ripon...The Most Hon. the Marquess
of Ripon, k.g.
Styche, Mkt. Drayton, Salop... The Lady Mary Her-
bert
Sudbury Hall, Derby... The Rt. Hon. Lord Vernon
Sudley Ldg., Bognor...The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Bridport, c.B.
Suircille, , Co. Tipperary... Lt.-Gen. Sir Wm.
F. Butler, k.c.b.
SuUingstead, Hascombe, Godalming...Chas. Archer
Cook, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. C.
Summerhill, Bath ..Lady Blaine
Summerhill Ho., Enfield, Co. Meath...The Rt. Hon.
Lord Langford, K.c.v.o.
Summcrton, Castleknock, Co. Dublin. ..Sir Geo. F.
Brooke, Bt.
Sunbury Ho., Reading... The Rt. Hon. Lord Saye and
Sele
Sunderland Ho., Curzon St., W....IIis Grace the
Duke of Marlborough
Sunderland Ho., The Avenue, Surbiton ... Lady
Drummond-Hay
Sunninghilt Pk.. Ascot ..Percy E. Crutchley, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. P. C.
Sunnington Rise, Bournemouth... The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Mar
Sunnyside, Rawtenstall, Manchester . . Hon. Marshall
J. Brooks
Sunville, Limerick ..Sir Thos. II. Cleeve
Surbiton Hill Pk., Surrey... Sir Chas. Scotter
Surni/hwai/e Hall, Bedale, Yorks ... Sir Geo. A.
Pilkington
Surrenden Bering, Ashford, Kent. ..Sir Henry N.
Bering, Bart., k.c.m.g.
Surrey Ho., 7 Marble Arch, W....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Battersea
Sutherland Ho., Grove Park, Chiswick ... Count
Metaxa
Sutton Ronington, Loughborough ... Sir Geo. E.
Paget, Bt.
Sutton Ct., Pensford, Bristol. ..Sir Edwd. Strachey,
Bt.
Sutlon-on-Derwent, York... The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount St. Vincent
Sutton Pk., Sandy, Beds. ..Sir John M.Burgoyne, Bt.
Sutton PL, Guildford. ..Sir Alfd. C. Harmsworth, Bt.
Sutton PI., Seaford, Suss.. ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Selby
Suttons, Romford. .Sir Drummond C. Smith, Bt.
Sutton Waldron Ho., Blandford, Dorset ... Hon.
Fredk. C. Lascelles
Swainsley, Wettor, Ashbourne ..Sir Thos. Wardle
Swainston, Newport, I.W....Sir Jno. S. B. Simeon,
Bt., M.P.
Swallowfield Pk., Reading. ..Sir Geo. A. C. Russell,
Bt.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
7*9
Stoanbourne Ho., Winslow, Bucks.... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Cottesloe
Swanland Manor, Brough, E. Yorks. ... Sir Jas.
Reckitt, Bt,
Swerfbrd Pic, Enstone, Oxon... Sir Jas. S. King, Bt.
Swift's Ho., Bicester, Oxon... Sir Algernon F.Peyton,
Bt.
Swineshead Hall, nr. Boston, Lines.... The Duke of
Polignano
Swillington Ho., Leeds. ..Sir Chas. B. Lowther, Bt.
Swineshead Abbey, Boston... Sir Wm. J. Ingram, Bt.
Swinstead Hall, Bourne, Lines.... Hon. Elizabeth S.
"VVilloughby-
Swinton Grange, Malton...Capt. Clive Behrens and
Hon. Mrs. 0. B.
Swinton Pic, Masham R.S.O., Yorks.. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Masham
Swilhland Hall, Loughborough... The Bt. Hon. the
Earl of Lanesborough
Swynnerton Pic. , Stone, Staffs. ...The Rt. Hon. Lady
Stafford
Swylhamley Pic, nr. Macclesfield... Sir Philip L.
Brocklehurst, Bt.
Sycamores (The), Drogheda, Co. Louth. ..The Rt.
Hon. Thos. A. Dickson
Sydenham,~Lewdovm R.S.O., Devon. ..Hon. Mrs. Jno.
Tremayne
Sydney Ldg., Hamble, Southampton... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Hardwicke
Syngefteld, Birr, Queen's Co....SirFras.R.M.Synge,
Syon Ho., Brentford... His Grace the Duke of
Northumberland, k.g.
Sysonby Ldg., Melton Mowbray... Major Gilbert
Stirling and Hon. Mrs. G. S.
Syston Pic, Grantham... Sir Jno. H. Thorold, Bt.,
and Hon. Lady T.
Tabley Ho, Knutsford, Chesh....Hon. Lady Leigh-
ton-Warren
Tacolnestone Norwich... Sir Maurice C.Boileau,
Bt.
Tadwor/h Ct., Epsom... The Rt. Hon. Lady Russell
of Killowen
Taff Ho., Cathedral Rd„ Cardiff ...Sir Thos. Mar-
chant Williams
Talacre, Prestatyn R.S.O., Flints.... Sir Pyers W.
Mostyn, Bt.
Talbot Ldg., Sth. Norwood, S.E....Sir Henry Ward-
law, Bt.
Talbot, Leigh, Bournemouth... Rev. Sir George R.
Fetherston, Bt.
Talnotry, Woking ...Lady Keen
Tanderagee Castle, Tanderagee R.S.O., Co. Armagh
...His Grace the Duke of Manchester
Tangley Hill, Chilworth, Guildford... Sir Philip
Magnus
Tangleland, East Grinstead...Sir Augustus II.
Tangmere, Chichester... Hon. Fras. W. A. Agar
Tannheim,Wimborne Rd., Bournemouth .. Sir Harry
H. Johnston, g.c.m.g , and Hon. Lady J.
Tannoehside, Bellshill R.S.O., Lanarks....Hon. Jas.
H. C. Hozier, m.p., and the Lady Mary H.
Tapeley Pic, Bideford, N. Devon. ..Aug. L. Christie,
Es:)., and the Lady Rosamond C.
Tara Devi, Lion Gt. Gdns., Richmond, Surrey.. .Sir
Geo. Watt
TarbatHo., Kildary R.S.O., Ross-sh....The Rt. Hon.
the Countess of Cromartie and Major Edwd.
W. Blunt, k.a., her husband; also the Rt. Hon.
Anna, Countess of Moray
TattonPk., Knutsford, Chesh....The Rt. Hon. Earl
Egerton of Tatton and Her Grace the Duchess
of Buckingham and Chandos (his wife;
Tawstock Ct., Barnstaple... Sir Bourchier R. S. Wrey,
Bt.
Taymouth Castle, Aberfeldy, Perthsh....The Most
Hon. the Marquess of Breadalbane, k.g.
Tayside, Bridgend, Perth.. . Sir Robt. Pullar
Teddesley, Penkridge, Staffs.... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hatherton
Tedsmore Hall, nr. Oswestry, Salop. ..Rev. Thos. M.
B. Bulkeley-Owen and Hon. Mrs. T. B.-O.
Tedstone, Lympstone, Exeter. ..Lt.-Gen. Sir Chas.
K. Pearson, k.c.m.g.
Telegraph Ho., Chichester ... The Rt. Hon. Earl
Russell • •
Templehurst, Southborough, Tunb. Wei Is... Lady
Lushington
Templemcre, Weybridge, Surrey ...Gen. Sir A. L.
Lyttelton-Annesley, k.c.v.o.
Tempsford Hall, Sandy, Beds... Sir Stephen Mac-
kenzie, M.D., F.R.CP.
Tendring Hall, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester... Sir
Joshua T. Rowley, Bt., and Hon. Lady R.
Terling PL, Witham, Essex. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord
Rayleigh, r.R.s.
Termarfechin, Drogheda. ..Hon. Harry De V. Pery
Termonbacca Ho., Braehead, Londonderry... Lady
Miller
Terrace Ho., Richmond, Surrey ... Sir Max L.
Waechter
Terriclc, Butler's Cross, Tring . Comte de Mauny-
Talvande
Tervoe, Limerick ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Emly
Thamesfwld, Henley -on - Thames... Sir Jno, E.
Edwards-Moss, Bt.
Thanet Ldg.. Birchington R.S.O., Kent. ..Sir John
T. Soundy
Thatched Colt., Taplow...Hon. Alan de Tatton
Egerton, m.p.
Thatched Colt.. Waterinbury, Maidstone. ..Lt.-Gen.
Sir Geo. B. Wolseley, k.c.b.
Thatched Ho., Richmond Pk., Surrey ... Rt. Hon.
Sir Edmd. J. Monson, Bt., g.cb., g.c.m.g., and
Hon. Lady M.
Theddea Grange, Alton... J. Gathorne Wood, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. J. W.
Theobald's Pic, nr. Waltham Cross... Lady Meux
Thirlcleby Ho., Ascot... Lady Frankland
Thirlcleby Pk., Thirsk...Sir Ralph W. Payne-Gallwey,
Bt., and his mother, Lady Payne-Frankland
Thirlestane Castle, Lauder R.S.O., Berwicks....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Lauderdale
Thonock Hall, Gainsborough... Sir Hickman B.
Bacon, Bt.
Thoresby Pk., Ollerton, Newark... The Right Hon.
Earl Manvers
Thornbury, Sheffield. ..Sir Frederick T. Mappin,
Bt., M.P.
Thbrnby, Northampton ... J. L. Reed, Esq., and
Hon. Mrs. J. R.
Thorncombe, Guildford ...Edwd. R. Fisher-Rowe,
Esq., and the Lady Victoria F.-R.
Thorncote, Staines... Sir Edwd. G. Clarke, k.c.
Thorndon Hall, Brentwood, Essex. ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Petre
Thome [The), Berkhamsted ... Hon. Amyas S.
Northcote
Thornes Ho., Wakefield Chas. G. M. Gaskell, Esq.,
and the Lady Catherine G.
Thorney Hall, Spennithorne, Leybum R.S.O., Yorks.
...Hon. Mrs. Amias Orde-Powlett
Thornfield, Darlington Hon. Wm. Le Vane and
the Lady Katharine V.
Thornfield, Donnybrook, Dublin ..H. B. L. Overend,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. H. O.
Thornfield, Rugby... Hon. Mrs. Conyers Tower and
Hon. Mrs. Woolmore Smith
Thomgrove, Gillingham, Dorset ..Sir Harold Pelly,
Bt.
Thornham Hall, Eye ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Henniker
Thornhill, Sunderland ..Lady Laing
Thornington Ho., Cornhill-on-Tweed R.S.O....The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Tankerville
Thorns Beach, Beaulieu, BrockenhurstR.S.O.. The
Rt. Hon. Lord Montagu of Beaulieu
Thornton Castle, Laurencekirk, Kincards.... Lady
Thornton
Thornton Ho., Clapham Pk., S.W....Sir Thos. Pink
Thornton-le-Street, Thirsk, Yorks... The Rt. Hon.
Earl Cathcart
Thornton Watlass, Bedale, Yorks.... Blanche, Lady
Smith-Dodsworth
Thorpe Lee, Egham, Surrey. ..The Rt. Hon. Lady
Milford
Thrumvton Hall, Derby.. . Rev. Philip H. Douglas
and his wife, the Rt. Hon. Lucy Lady Byron
Thurgarton Priory, Nottingham... The Lady Laura
Ridding
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Index to Seats and Residences
Thurlby Hall, Lincoln... Col. Sir Benj. P. Brom-
head, Bt.
Tkurlovo, Holloway Hill, Godalming... Sir Edwd. G.
Jenkinson, k.c.b.
Thurlow Pic, 377 Nonfood Bd., W. Norwood, S.E....
bir Hiram s. Maxim
Thurnham Ct., Maidstone... Sir Geo. P. Hampson, Bt.
Thurso Castle, Caithness-sh1...Sir John G. T.
Sinclair, Bt.
Tichborne Pk,, Alresford, Hants..,, Sir Henry A.
J. Doughty -Tichborne, Bt.
Tic/chill Castle, Rotherham..,The Rt. Hon. the Earl
or Searbrotigh,c.B.
Tidwortti Abbey, Andover, Hahts...Maj.-Gen. Sir
Chas. E. Knox, k.c.b.
Tile Ho., Buckingham ..Abraham J. Robarts, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. A. R.
Tillypronie, Aboyne R.S.O., Aberdeensh....Sir Jno.
F. Clark, Bt.
Tils/one Ho., Tarporley, Cheshire ... Sir Gilbert
Greenall, Bt.
Tiltwood. Crawley Down, Sussex... Sir David M.
Barbour, K.c.s.r.
Tinoran, , Co. Wicklow...Sir Wm. J. Paul,
Bt.
Tintern, Bromley, Kont...Sir Andrew Wingate,
K.CT.E.
Tissington Hall, Ashbourne, Derbsh....Rev. Sir
Richd. Pitzllerbert, Bt.
Tithe Ho., Stewkley, nr. Leighton Buzzard. ..The Bt.
Hon. the Earl of Orkney
Titness Pic, Sunninghill, Ascot. ..Sir Regd. A. E.
Cathcart, Bt.
Titscy Pt., Limpsfield, Surrey. ..The Eight Hon.
Lord Burghciere
Tittensor, Stoke-upon-Trent...The Lord Henry G.
Grosvenor
Tixall Hall, Stafford... Hon. Geo. A. Anson
Toat Farm, Pulborough, Sussex... Lady Barttelot
Tobertynan, Enfield, Co. Meath ... The Duke of
Stacpoole
Todenham Ho., Moreton-in-Marsh...Sir Cecil P.
Van-Notten-Pole, Bt.
Toftcombs, Biggar, Lanarks... Sir Andrew M'Donald
Take PL, Linton, Maidstone ...Hon. Mary L. Hannen
Tong Hall, Drighlington, Bradford, Yorks....Sir
Tristram T. Tempest, Bt.
Torkinglon Ldg., Stockport ... J. Emmott-Barlow,
Esq., m.p., and Hon. Mrs. J. E.-B.
Torloisk, Tobermory R.S.O., Argyllsh....The Lord
Alwyne Comptou, o.s.o., m.p.
Tor Point, Devonport ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Graves
Torr Aluinn, Dunoon, Argyllsh....!Sir Eras. lJowell
Torry Hill, Sittingbourne, Kent ... Sir Edwd. L.
Femberton, k.c.b.
Tortworth Ct., Faltieid R.S.O., Glouc....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Ducie, r.R.s.
Tostoek PI., Bury St. Kdinds. . Sir J. W. Malcolm, Bt.
Totter down, llungerford, Berks ... Arthur P. A.
"Weston, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. A. W.
Touch, Stirling ..Sir Alan 11. Seton-Steuart, Bt.
Touriti, Cappoquin R.S.O., Co. Waterford ... Sir
Richd. J. Musgrave. Bt.
Tower (The), Newquay, Cornw....The Dowager Lady
Molesworth
Tower Hill, Ascot. ..Hon. Edwd. G. Gore-Langton
Towers ( The), Buckdcn, Huntingdon... Col. Sir Arth.
W. Marshall
Towers (The), Didsbury, Manchester. ..Sir Jos. Leigh
Towers (The), Southampton... Lady Perkins
Towers (The), Whidlestiam, Bagsiiot...Lady Elvey
Towersey Manor, Thame... Hon. Paulyn Pras. C.
Rawdon-llastings and ihe Lady Maud R.-H.
Towusentf, Over Wallop, atockbridge R.S.O., Hants.
...The Rt. Hon. the Dowager Countess of Ports-
mouth
Toynton, Spilsby, Lines. . . Col. Lancelot Rolleston,
n.s.o., and tlie I aiy Charlotte R.
Trabotgan, Midletcn, Co. Cork ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Permoy
Trafalgar Ho., Salisbury ... The Rt. Hon. Earl Nelson
Tranby Pic, Kirk Ella, Yorks....Capt. Sir W. H.
Wilson-Todd, Bt., m.p.
Treago, St. Weonards, Boss, Ilerefs. ..Sir Jno. C.
Cardcn, Bt.
TrectegarPk., Newport, Monm....The Rt.Hon. Lord
Tregaddick, Biisland, Bodmin... Lady Morshead
Tregothnan, Truro ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord Vis-
count Falmouth, cb.
Tregoyd, Three-Cocks-Junc. R.S.O., Brecons....The
Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Hereford
Tregye, Perranwell Station, Cornw....Hon. Jno. R.
de C. Boscawen and the Lady Margaret B.
Trehedyn Ho., Peterston, Cardiff... Hon. Alf. Hohnes-
a'Court.
Trelawne, Duloe R.S.O., Cornw....Sir Wm. L. Salus-
bury-Trelawny, Bt.
Treliske, Truro... Sir George J. Smith
Trelowarren, Helston...Rev. Sir VyeU D. Vyvyan,
Trenowth, Grampound, Cornw....Slr Robt. Harvey
Trentham Hall, Stoke-upon-Trent...His Grace the
Duke of Sutherland, k.g.
Trenython, Par Station. Corn w.... The Rt. Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Truro
Trevarthian, Marazion R.S.O., Cornw....Sir Walter
J. Trevelyan, Bt,
Trevayler, Penzance. ..Sir George C. PitzGerald,
Bt.
Trevena, Tintagel R.S.O., Cornw....The Rt. Hon.
Sir Artb. D. Hayter, Bt. m.p.
Treoissome, Flushing, Falmouth... The Rt. Rev. the
Lord Bishop of Ripon
Trewan, St. Columb R.S.O., Cornw....Rev. Sir VyeU
D. Vyvyan, Bt.
Trewartheiiick, Grampound Rd., Cornw.... Sir Lewis
"W. Molesworth, Bt., m.p.
Tring Pic, Herts. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Rothschild
Tristram Ldg., Sutton, Dublin. ..Lady Maxwell
Trosley Towers, Wrotham, Sevenoaks...Sir Sydney
H. Water low, Bt.
Trumland Ho., Rousay, Orkneys ... Lady Traill-
Burroughs
Tubbeadens, Orpington, Kent... Sir Pras. H. Evans,
Bt., K.CM.G.
Tudenham Pic, Mullingar, Co. Westmeath...Chas.
G. L. Tottenham, Esq., and Hon. Mrs. C. T.
Tudor Cott., "Whitchurch, Reading... Col. Sir Predc.
Cardew, k.cm.g. '
Tudor Ho., Richmond, Surrey. ..Gen. Sir Henry E.
L. Thuillier, c.s.i., r.R.s.
Tulchan Ldg., Glenisla, Alyth R.S.O., Perthsh....The
Rt. Hon. the Countess of Airlie
Tulliallan Castle, Kincardine... Hon. Sir Jas. Sive-
wright, k.cm.g.
Tullibody Castle, Clackmannan ... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Abercromby
Tulliebole Castle, Kinross... The Rt. Hon Lord Mon-
creiff
Tullymore, Ballymena, Co. Antrim. ..Hon. Robt. T.
O'Neill, m.p.
Tullymore Pk., Bryansford, Co. Down ... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Roden
Tumby Laion, Boston, Lines.. ..Sir Henry M. Hawley,
Bt.
Tunstall Ct., "West Hartlepool ... Sir Christopher
Furness, m.p.
Turkdean Manor, Northleach R.S.O.,Gloucs. "Wm.
A. Rixon, Esq., and Lady Bolton (his wife).
Turton Tower, nr. Bolton... Sir Lees Knowlts, Bt.,
m.p.
Tusmore Ho., Bicester, Oxon...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Effingham
Twickenham, The Park, Cheltenham... Hon. Mrs.
Richd. Machell
Twigworth Ldg., Gloucester.. ..Col. The Hon. Chas.
Button
Twineham Ct., Cuckfleld, Haywards Heath.. .Lady
Bowyer-Sinijth
Twy cross, Atherstone, Warwicksh ... Hon. Maud
Russell
Tyberton Ct., Hereford... Chandos B. Lee-Warner,
Esq., and the Lady Dorothea L.-W.
Tyddynllan, Llandrillo, Corwen, Merioneth?. ...Hon.
Robert II. S. Eden
Tynan Abbey, Tynan R.S.O., Co. Armagh.. .Sir Jas.
II. Stronge, Bt.
Tyninghame Ho., Prestonkirk, Haddingtonsh....The
Rt. Hon. the Earl of Haddington, k.t.
Of Persons cited in this Work.
2 I
Tyttenhanger Pk., St. Albans. ..The Bt. Hon. the
Countess of Caledon, with her son the Earl
Uffington Ho., Stamford... The Et. Hon. the Earl
of Lindsey
UgbrooJce Pk., Chudleigh E.S.O., S. Devon ...The Et.
Hon. Lord Clifford of Chudleigh
TJley, Dursley, Glouc.Capt. Sir Chas. Cuyler, Bt.
Ullesthorpe Ho., Eugby...Mrs. Boughton-Leigh (the
former Lady Skipwith)
Ulverston, Westby Ed., Boscombe, Bournemouth ...
Sir Fras. L. J. Barrow, Bt.
Ulverston Cott., EastMolesey, Surrey. ..The Dowager
Lady Barrow
Underley Hall, Kirkby Lonsdale... The Lord Henry
Cavendish-Bentinck, m.p.
Undershaw, Hindhead, Haslemere R.S.O. ...Sir A.
Conan Doyle, m.d.
Up-Cerne Manor, Dorchester. ..The Hon. Gerald F.
Digby
Upcott, Barnstaple.. . Sir Fredk. Wm. Williams, Bt.
Uphall, Hillington, King's Lynn. ..Lady Jarvis
Uplands, Darlington... Sir Jonathan E. Backhouse,
Bt.
Uplands, Sandown, I.W. The Lady Anna Watson
Uplands, Worcester ..Rev. the Hon. Henry Douglas
Up-Ottery Manor, Honiton ...The Et. Hon. the Lord
Viscount Sidmouth
Uppark, Petersneld...Hon. Keith Turnour-Fether-
stonhaugh
Upper Hall. Ledbury ...R. Carnaby Forster, Esq., and
Her Grace Mary, Duchess of Hamilton, his wife
Upper Lda., Bushey Pk., Teddington...The Lady
Alfred Paget
Upper Nisbet, Jedburgh... Wm. FitzHerbert, Esq.,
and the Lady Nora F.
Upton Ho., Tetbury, Glouc....Maj. Archib. C. Little
and the Lady Guendolen L.
Urie, Stonehaven, N.B... Sir Alex. Baird, Bt.
Urmston Ldg., Wimbledon Pk., S.W. ... Lady
Jourdain
Vale Royal, Northwich.The Et. Hon. Lord Dela-
mere
Varnells, Hambleden, Henley-on-Thames... The Et.
Eev. the Lord Bishop of Kensington
Velinncwydd, Talgarth R.S.O. , Brecous. ..Hon. Fras.
Anson
Ven Ho., Milborne Port, Somerset, nr. Sherborne
...Rear-Adm. Sir Mervyn B. Medlycott, Bt.
Venlaw, Peebles... Adm. of the Fleet Sir Jas. E.
Erskine, K.C.B.
Venn, Ivybridge, Devon .Hon. Ulick Colborne
Victoria Ho., Farnborough, Hants. ...Hon. Jno. S.
Napier, c.m.g.
Victoria Ldg.. Francis St., Victoria St., S.W., Vice-
Adml. Sir Bouverie F. Clark, k.c.b.
Views {The), Eickling, Newport, Essex. ..Sir Alex.
Wilson.
Villa Nova, Mt. Merrion Ave., Blackrock, Co.
Dublin . . Lady Gilbert
Villa St. Raphael, Tankerton, Whitstable...The Rt.
Hon. the Dowager Lady Boston
Vine (The), Byfleet, Wey bridge... Hon. Cecil Jo-
sephine Sandys
Vine Cott., Halliford, Shepperton R.S.O., Lady
Colquhoun
Vollmead, Ditton Ed., Surbiton.The Et. Eev. the
Lord Bishop of Uganda
Vyera, Ascot. ..Sir Wm. C. Bruce. Bt.
WaborneHall, Holt R.S.O., Norfolk... The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Orford
Wadenhoe Ho., Oundle, N'thants....Adm. Sir Mich.
Culme-Seymour, Bt., g.c.b.
Wakefield Ldg., Stony Stratford... His Grace the
Duke of Grafton, k.g.
Wakehurst PI., Ardingly, Haywards Heath.Sussex...
Gerald W . E . Loder, Esq ., and the Lady Louise L .
Walcot, Lydbury Nth. E.S.O., Salop. .. The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Powis
Waldershare Pk., Dover. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Guilford
Walden, Worplesdon, Guildford... Lady Coomara-
Swamy
Wallington, Cambo R.S.O., N'thumbd....The Et.
Hon. Sir Geo. O. Trevelyan, Bt.
Walling wells, Worksop, Notts. ... Sir Thos. W.
White, Bt.
Walls, Cumberland ...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Erroll, k.t.
Walreddon, Tavistock . . .The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Devon
Walshaw Moor, Hebden Bridge, Yorks. The Rt.
Hon. Lord Savile
Waltham Hall, Grimsby . Sir George Doughty, m.p.
Walton, Boston Spa, Yorks. .. Hon. George Herbert
Jackson
Walton Bury, Stafford... Hon. Herb. T. Allsopp
Walton Hall, Warrington ... Sir Gilb. Greenall, Bt.
Walton Hall, Warwick... Sir Osbert L'E. Mordaunt,
Bt.
Walton Ho., Tewkesbury, Gloucs....The Rt. Hon-
Lord Norton
Wanborough Manor, Guildford... The Et. Hon. Sir
Algernon E. West, g.c.b..
Wanlip Hall, Leicester... Sir Archdale E. Palmer,
Bt., afld the Lady Augusta P.
Wappenham Manor, Towcester ... Prince Alexis
Dolgorouki, g.c.v.o.
Waratah Ho., Clapham Pk., S.W. .Lady Youl
Warbrook, Eversley, Winchfield, Hants. ... Lady
Wardens/own, Athlone, Co. Westmeath Hon. Mrs.
Vandeleur
Wardour Castle, Tisbury E.S.O., Wilts.. ..The Et.
Hon. Lord Arundell of Wardour
Waresley Ct., Kidderminster... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hampton
War field Grove, Bracknell, Berks.. ..Sir Geo. Pigot,
Bt.
Warfield Hall, do., do. . . . Gen. Sir Chas. H. Brownlow,
G.C.B.
Warfield Pk., do., do.. ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Orma-
thwaite, with Hon. Arthur H. J. Walsh and the
Lady Clementine W.
Warfleet, Dartmouth... Sir Thos. G. Freake, Bt.
Warleigh Manor, Bath. ..Col. Henry M. Skrine and
the Lady Mary S.
Warlies, Waltham Abbey ..Sir T. Fowell Buxton,
Bt., and Lady Victoria B.
Warmington, nr. Banbury. .. Sir EmestH. Stonhouse,
Bt.
Warmworth Hall, Darlington ..Wm. A. Battie-
Wrightson, Esq., and the Lady Isabella B.-W.
Warneford PL, Highworth, Swindon. ..Sir Fredk. G.
Banbiiry, Bt., m.p.
Warnham Ldg., Horsham. ..Sir Henry Harben
Warren (The), Heath End, Farnham, Surrey... Vice-
Adm. Sir Thos. S. Jackson, k.cv.o.
Warren Ldg., Thursley, Godalming...Lt.-Col. Sir
Arthur J. Bigge, g.c.v.o.
Warren Mount, Oxshott, Leatherbead...Sir Ernest
Spencer, m.p.
Warrennes Wood, Mortimer R.S.O., Berks.... Sir
Robt. G.C. Mowbray, Bt., m.p.
Warren Tower, Newmarket... Sir Danl. Cooper, Bt.
Warslow Hall, Buxton, Derbsh....Sir Vauncey H.
Crewe, Bt., and Hon. Lady C.
Warton Hall, Lytham, Lanes. .. The Rt. Hon. Lord
Grey de Ruthyn
Warwick Ho., St. James's, S.W. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Warwick
Watchetts (The), Reading... Hon. Mrs. Arthur Wade
Watcombe HI., Torquay. .Sir Horatio D. Davies,
K.C.M.G., M.P.
Waterford Ho., Hertford ... Hon. Mrs. Hamilton
Tollemache
Wateringbury PL, nr. Maidstone ..Sir Geo. Donald-
son
Waterstown, Athlone, Co. Westmeath... Capt. Hon.
Arthur E. Temple
Watford Ct., Rugby . .The Rt. Hon. Lord Henley
Watnall Hall, Nottingham. ..Col. Lancelot Rolles-
ton, D.s.o., and the Lady Charlotte E., with
Hon. Mrs. Eobt. Dalzell
Wavendon, Woburn, Beds. ...Sir H. H. A. Hoare, Bt.
Waverley Ct., Camberley . Sir Jno. Edge, k.c.
Waverley Pk., Sandy, Beds. .. Lady Caroline Dun-
combe
Wavertree, Sevenoaks . Sir Jno. Kirk, g.c.m.g.
Waver tree, Tunb. Wells The Dowager Lady Coote
Weald Ho., St. Neots...The Et.Hon. the Countess of
Dysart
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Index to Seats and Residences
Wear Ho., Countess Wear R.S.O., Devon... Sir Dudley
G. A. Duckwonh-King, Bt
Weasenham, Swaffham, Norfolk. ..Capt. Alex. S.
Campbell and Hon. Mrs. A. C.
Weavering Ho , Maidstone... The Ladies Margaret,
Mary, and Anne Marsham
Weeping Cro*s. Stafford ...sir Thos. A. Salt, Bt.
Weetwood Grange, Headingley, Leeds. ..Sir Arth. T.
Lawson, Bt.
Welbeck Abbey, Worksop... His Grace the Duke of
Portland, k.g.
Welcombe, Stratford-on-Avon ... The Rt. Hon. Sir
Geo. O. Trevelyan, Bt.
Welders, Gerrard's Cross R.S.O., Bucks.. ..The Rt.
Hon. Tlias T. Ritchie, m.p.
Welkin (The), Lindfield, Haywards Heath ... The Rt.
Hon. the Dowager Countess of Tankerville
Wellbank, Dundee ...Sir Colin G. Macrae
Wells, nr. Hawick... Sir Robt. Usher, Bt. '
Wemyss Castle, Kirkcaldy, Eif esh. ... Randolph G.
Wemyss, Esq., and the Lady Eva W
Wend over Ldg., Welwyn, Herts. ... Sir Alfred S . Scott-
Gatty
Wenlock Abbey, Salop... Chas. G. M. Gaskell, Esq.,
and the Ladv Catherine G.
Wensley Hall, Leyburn R.S.O., Yorks....Hon. Wm,
G. A.. Orde-Powlett
Wentworth Ho., Swan Walk, Chelsea Embankmt.,
S. W. ..The Rt, Hon. the Earl of Lovelace
Wentworth Ldg., Bournemouth. ..The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Viscount Portman
Wentworth Woodhouse, Rotherham.The Rt. Hon.
Earl Eitzwilliam
West acres, Neweastle-on-Tyne . . . Sir Ben j . C . Browne,
D. C.L.
Westbovrne, Bournemouth West... Rev. the Hon.
Everard A. G. Arundsll, b.a.
Westbrook. Flax Boi.rton, nr. Bristol.... Arthur S.
Rogers, Ksq .aiid nun. Mrs. R.
Weslbury Manor, -Brackley, Northants Sir Saml.
E. Scott, Bt., m.p., and the Lady Sophie
Westena Xtf#., nr. Southampton . Mr Richard Cayley
Westerhall, Langholm, Dumfriessh. ..sir Eredk. J.
W. Johnstone, Bt., and the Rt. Hon. Laura,
Co mtess of Wilton (his wife)
Wester Kinloeh, Blairgowiie, Perths....Hon. Coutts
Marjoribanks
Westerton Ho., Bridge of Allan, Stirlingsh....Lady
Alexander
West Farleigh, Maidstone... Rev. Sir Richd. Fitz-
Herbert, Bt.
Westfield, Lancaster... Lady Storey
Westfield. Purley, Reading ... Lady Sykes
Westfield. West Hill, Highgate, N....The Rt. Rev.
the Lord Bishop of Islington
Weslgate #o., Bury St. Edmds....Sir Walter Greene,
Bt.
West Gate Ho., Chichester. .The Rt. Hon. the
Countess of Chaneville
West Gr instead Pk., Horsham ... Sir Merrik R.
Burrell, Bt.
West Hall. Sherborne, Dorset ... Norman M'Lean,
Esq., and Hon. Mrs. N. M'L.
West Harling Hall, Thetford...Sir Edmd. C. Nugent,
Bt.
West Heslerton. Hall, York ... Hon. Eustace H.
Dawnay and L idy Evelyn D.
West Lavinglon Ho., Devizes... The Rt. Hon. the
Lord Visct. Churchill, g.c.v.o.
Westlea. Broxbonrne...Archib. Peel, Esq., and the
Lady Georgian a P.
West Lea, Kanmoor, Sheffield. ..Col. Sir Jno. E.
Bingham. Bt.
West Ldg., Darlincton ..Sir David Dale, Bt.
West Ldg., Ea.st Bergholt, Colchester. ..Capt. Chas.
A. D. Ilalford and Hon. Mrs. C. H.
Weston naJl,'Vowcestev... The Dowajrer Lady Hanmer
Weston Ho, Shipston-on-Stour...The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Camperdown
Weston Manor, Coxcombe, Dorchester Lady
Clowes
Weston Pic, Shifnal, Salop. ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl
ol Bradford
Weston Underwood, Derby. ..Hon. Alfd. N. Curzon
Weston U nderwood, Oiuey, Bucks.. ..Sir William G.
Throckmorton, Bt.
Westover, Newport, I.W.. .Margaret, Lady Heytes-
bury
rF<?sfowra,StraffanR.S.O.,Co.Kildare... The Dowager
Lady Garden
West Parade, Ho., Hull ..Sir Alfred Gelder
West Ph., Damerham, Salisbury... Sir Eyre Coote
West-port Ho.. Westport, Co. Mayo. ..The Most Hon.
the Marquess of Sligo
West wood, Pendlebury, Lanes.... Sir Lees Knowles,
Bt., M.P.
Westwood, Windlesham, Camberley...Sir Fredk.
W. F. G. Frankland, Bt.
Westwood Ldg., Windlesham, Camberley...Hon.
Montagu Erskine
Westwood Mt., Scarborough ..Hon. Mrs. Arth. Dun-
combe
West Wycombe Pk., High Wycombe. ..Sir Robt. J.
Dashwood, Bt.
Welheral, Carlisle .Sir John Dunne
Wetherby Ho., 25. Wetberby Gdns., S.W....Sir Edgar
C. Boehm, Bt.
Wethersfield Manor, Braintee ...Sir Fortescue Flan-
nery, Bt., m.p.
We.rham Pk., Slough. ..Sir Chas. R. Pigott, Bt.
Whatton Ho., Loughborough... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Crawshaw
Wheatlev Hall, Doncaster . Sir Wm. H. C. W. Cooke,
Bt., and the Lady Mildred C.
Wherstead Pk., Ipswich. ..The Dowager Lady Tolle-
mache
Wherwell Priory, Andover ... The Rt. Hon. the
Dowager Countess of Lovelace
Whilton Ldg.. Rugby... Edmund H. Bevan, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. E. B.
Whitboume Ct., Worcester... Sir Richd. Harington,
Bt.
Whitburn Hall, Sunderland. ..Sir Hedworth William-
son, Bt.
Whitby Abbey, Yorks. ...Sir Chas. W. Strickland, Bt.
Whitecairn, Wellington Coll. Station, Berks. ...Hon.
Mrs. Horace Monckton
WTiitt field, Killarney . . . The M'Gillicuddy of the Reeks
Whitehall, Ballycastle R.S.O., Co. Antrim. ..Lady
Miller
Whitehall, Ballymena, Co. Antrim... F. M. Sir
Georjie S. White, g.c.b.
White i7«//,Watton, Thetford...Sir Wm. R. Clayton,
Bt.
Whitehaven Castle, Cumb....The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Lonsdale
While Hill Chase, Greatham, West Liss, Hants. ..
The Rt. Hon. the Lord Viscount Hawarden
White Ho. (The), 35 Tite St., Chelsea, S.W.... Hon.
Harold P. Mostyn.
White'ands, Hatfield Peverel, Witham, Essex...
Hon. Edwd. G. Streett
White Ldg.. Westgate-on-Sea R.S.O., Kent. ..Sir
Squire bancrolt
White Rose Grange, Woking. ..T. Granville Knox,
Esq.. and Hon. Mrs. T. K.
White Wattham, Maidenhead... Sir Douglas E. R.
Brownrigg, Bt.
Whiteway. Chudleigh R.S.O., S. Devon. ..The Lady
Emily Parker
Whitewood, Nobber, Kells, Co. Meath . The Rt.
Hon. the Lord Viscount Gormanston, g.c.m.g.
Whi/field, Glossop . Jno. Wood, Esq., and Hon.
Mrs. J. W.
Whitley Abbey, Coventry... The Lady Gwendaline
Whitley Ldg.. Camberley, Surrey ...Lady Elles
Whitmnre Ldg., Sunninghill, Ascot ..Lady Martin
Holloway
Whittingehame, Prestonkirk, Haddingtonsh....The
Kt. Hon. Arth. J. Balfour, m.p.
Whittlebury, Towcester...The Lord Alfred W. M.
Eitz Roy _
Whitwell Hall, York ..Sir Edmd. A. Lechmere, Bt.
Wickham Ct., West Wickham, Kent. ..sir Henry
A. H. E. Lennard, Bt.
Wicken Pk., Stony Stratford ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Penrhyn .
Wicklow Ldg., Melton Mowbray. ..Sir Arthur C.
Lucas, Bt.
Wierton Grange, Maidstone. ..Jno. Bazley- White,
Esq., and the Lady Grace B.-W.
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Wigganlhorpe, York ..Hon. Wm. Hy. Wentworth
Fitzwilbam and the Lady Mary W.-F.
Wigginton, Moorlands, York ..Ed wd. G. Tew, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. E. T.
Wighill Pk., Tadcaster, Yorks....The Rt. Hon. Lord
Hawke
Wighttcick, Wolverhampton... Sir Alfd. Hickman,
Bt.,M.P.
Wilbury Pk., Salisbury... Rt. Hon. Sir Edwd. B.
Malet, Bt., G.c.B., and the Lady Ermyntrude M.
Wildcrofl, Putney Heath, S.W... Sir Geo. Newnes,
Bt., M.P.
j Wilderness {The), Ascot... Lady Bayley
Wilderness {The), Bournemouth... The Lady Char-
lotte Arnold
j Wildernesse, Sevenoaks...The Rt. Hon. Lord Hilling-
i don
j Wilderness Ho . , Ham pton Ct . . . . Lady Adam
i Wilford, Nottingham... Sir John Turney
; Willesleigh, Barnstaple. ..The Dowager Lady Clerke
i Willesley Hall, Ashb.v-de-la-Zouch.The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Loudoun
Willey Pk., Broseley R.S.O., Salop . .The Rt. Hon.
Lord Forester
Williamston. Neyland R.S.O., Pembrokes. ... Sir
Owen H. P. Scourtield, Bt.
Willowbrook, Eton... Lady Foster
Willows {The), Windsor... Sir Alb. K. Rollit, m.p., and
his wile, Her Grace Mary Duchess of Suther-
land
Wilmington, Ryde ..The Rt. Hon. Lord Rollo
Wilmington Manor, Dartford.Sir Jas. Whitehead,
Bt.
I Wilmount, Shankill, Co. Dublin ..Hon. Fras. R.
i de Montmorency
1 Wilton Hp., 6 Hobart PI., Eaton Sq., S.W. ..Hon.
i Wilton Ho.. Salisbury ..The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Pembroke and Montgomery, g.c.v.o.
! Wimborne Ho., 22 Arlington St., W....The Rt. Hon.
! Lord Wimborne
\ Wimpole Hall, Royston ..The Rt. Hon. the Lord
i "Viscount Clifden
j Winchea/i, Canterbury. ..Sir Jno. W. C. Fagge, Bt.
; Winchfield Ho., Winchtield, Hants. ... Maj.-Gen.
David Makgill-C.-Maitland, and the Lady Mar-
j garet M.-C.-M.
i Windhover, Bursledon, Southampton. ..Lt. -Col. Sir
Alfd. S. Lethbridge, k.c.s.i.
Windlehnrst, St. Helens, Lane. ...Col. Sir David
I Gamble, Bt., k.cb.
; Windleslone, Ferryhill, Co. Durham. ..Sir Wm. Eden,
; Bt.
; Windsor, Douglas, Cork ..Sir Abraham Sutton
I Wingfield, Brny, Co. Wii;klow...The Ladies Caroline,
Louisa, and Alice Howard
; Wingfield Ho., Trowbridge ... Sir Vincent H. P.
i Caillard
'. Winkworlh Hall, Hascombe, Godalming . Sir Chas.
! H. T. Metcalfe, Bt.
i Winnington old Hall, Northwich...Sir Jno. T.
; Brunner, Bt., m.p.
; Winsley Corner. Bradford -on- Avon, Wilts... Rear-
I A dm Sir Richd. Roore, Bt.
Winsley Hall, Shrewsbury . Maj.-Gen. Hon. Wm. H.
Herbert
Winterdyne, Bournemouth West... Sir Thos. S.
Bazley. Bt.
Winter/old, Cranleigh, Guildford... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Alverstone, g.c.m.g., Lord Chief Justice
of En aland
Wishaio Ho., Lanarks. . . .The Rt. non. Lord Belhaven
and Stenton
Wistow Hall, Leicester... Lady Halford
Wilchingham Hall, Norwich. ..Wm. J. Barry, Esq.,
and the Lady Grace B.
Witherslack, Urange-over-Sands, Lanes. .. The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Derby, k.g.
Withybush, Haverfordwest ..Lady Maxwell
Witley Ct., Stourport...The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Dudlej, g.m.p.
Wit ton Castle, Witton-le-Wear R.S.O., Co. Durham...
Sir Win. II. E. Chaytor, Bt.
Wit/on Pk., North Walsham, Xorf....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Kimberley
Wobum Abbey, Beds. ...His Grace the Duke of Bed-
ford, K.G. j
Wollaton Hall, Nottingham... The Rt. Hon. Lord 1
Middleton
Wolseley Hall, Rugeley, Staffs. .. Sir Chas. M. Wol-
seley, Bt.
Wolterton Pk., Aylsham R.S.O., Norf.... The Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Orford
Womersley Pk., Pontefract...The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Rosse, k.p., p.a.s.
Wonastow Ct., Monmouth . Sir Jno. H. Seale, Bt.
Womton, Micheldever Station, Hants.. ..Her Grace
Evelyn, Duchess of Wellington
Woodbourne, East Grinstead . Lady Charley
Woodbrook, Bray, Co. Wicklow ...Sir Ernest C. Coch-
rane, Bt.
Woodburn, Dalkeith... The Lord Ralph D. Kerr, c.B.
Woodburn, Darlington . Sir Theodore Fry, Bt.
Woodburne, Cupar, Fifesh....Sir Wm. Ogilvy-Dal-
jrlei-m. Bt.
Woodcot, Dorking ..Lady Cotton
Woodcote, Fleet. Winchfield, Hants.. ..Capt. Jno. S.
Bridges and the Lady Grace B.
Woodcote, Leatherhead . Hon. DArcy Lambton
Woodcote, Warwick... Sir Fras. E. Waller, Bt.
Woodcote Ldg., Horsley, nr. Leatherhead ... Sir
Hei.ry E. Roscoe, f.h.s.
Woodcote Manor, Alresford, Hants.. ..Sir Fras. S.
Haden. f.r.c.s.
Woodeaton, Oxford ... Gen. Loi'd Alexr. Russell,
G. C.B.
Wood End, Chichester ..Sir Henry P. De Bathe, Bt.
IVoodend, Houston, Johnstone. Renfrewsh....Arth.
H. Rcnshaw, Esq.. and the Lady Winifred R.
Woodend, Sunningdale, Ascot... Sir Emile A. A. K.
Cowell-Stepney, Bt.
Woodfield, Oxted. Surrey... The Rt. Hon. Sir Ralph
H Knox, k.cb.
Wood gal ers, South water, Horsham ... Sir Wm.
Stirling-Hamilton, Bt.
Woodhall, Kdinburgii ..Sir Wm. Liston-Foulis, Bt.
Woodhall Pk., Hertford. ..Abel H. Smith, Esq., m.p.,
and Hon. Mrs. A. S.
Woodhill, Danbury, Chelmsford... Maj. Sir Carne
Kasch, Bt., m.p.
Wood Hill, Prestwich, Lancashire ..Sir William
Mather
Woodhill, Send, Woking ..The Rt. Hon. Susan,
Countess of Wharucliffe
Wood Ho. {The), Euping...Hon. Leopold V*. H. Wil-
louahhy
Woodhouse, Wimbledon Pk., S.W. ... Sir Alfd. E.
Bateman, k.c.m.g.
Woodhursl, Crawley, Suss.... Capt. Richd. H. Rawson
and the Lady Beatrice R.
Woodingdean, Brighton ... Sir Thomas Barrett-
Lennard, Bt.
Wood Knoll, Hovingham, York ... Susan, Lady
Worsley
Wooti lands, Adisham, Dover ..Hon. Wilfrid James
Woodlands {The), Barnes Common, S.W... .Sir Henry
B. Longhurst
Woodlands, Beaminster R.S.O., Dorset. ..Hon. Mrs.
Jos. Hardcastle
Woodlands, Rosley Rd , Erith, Kent. ..Sir Francis
J. Milman, Bt.
Woodlands, Cork... Lady Fitzgerald- Arnott
Woodlands, Doncaster ...Geo. A. B. Bridgeman, Esq.,
and the Lady Mary B.
Woodlands, Sevenoaks...Rt. non. Sir Arth. Charles
Woodlands, Stoke Poges R.S.O., Bucks.... Rev. Sir
Borradaile Savory, Bt., m a.
Woodlands, Uxbridge...The Rt. Hon. Earl Howe,
G.CV O.
Woodlands Vale, Ryde...Lt.-Gen. Hon. Somerset J.
Goush-Calthorpe
Woodlawn R.S.U., Co. Galway...The Rt. Hon. Lord
Ashtown
Wood Lee. Virginia Water, Surrey... The Rt. Hon.
Lord Grimthorpe
Wood'ei/ Ho , Kineion, nr. Warwick ..The Rt. Hon.
Lord Willouahby de Broke
Wood/eys, Woodstock... Hon. Edwin C.W. Ponsonby
Woodrough, Bramley, Guildford... Hon. Edwd. P.
Thesiger, c.B.
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Woodroi/de, Halifax ...Sir Alfred Arnold
Wood {The), Ryde, I.W Lady Browne
Woodside, Prant, Tunb. Wells... Rev. Sir Peile
Thompson, Bt., m.a.
Woodside, Hatfield... Sir Wm. S. Church, Bt., k.c.b.,
f.r.c.p.
Woodside, Kearsney, Dover. ..Sir Wm. H. Crundall
Woodside, Old Windsor ..Col. Root. W. W. Pollett
and the Lady Julia P.
Woodside, Wootton, I.W., nr. Lymington...Hon.
Mrs. Albert Denison
Woodside Ldg., Marchwood, Southampton ... Sir
Morgan G. Crofton, Bt.
Woodsome Hall, Huddersfield . . .The Rt. Hon. the
Earl of Dartmouth
Wood/home, Wolverhampton . . .The Rt. Hon. Sir
Henry H. Powler, g.c.s.i., m.p.
Woodville, Edinburgh ..Sir Jas. A. Russell, p.r.s.e.
Woolhanger Manor, Barnstaple ... Sir Henry P.
Carew, Bt.
Woolmer Ldg., Liphook R.S.O., Hants.. ..Sir Archib.
J. Macdonald, Bt.
Woolton, Sevenoaks.Sir Fras. C. R. Pord, Bt.
Woolverston Ho., Ipswich... Hon. Louis Johnstone
Wootton Ho., Glastonbury. ..The Rt. Hon. Sir Alex.
P.-Acland-Hood, Bt., m.p., and Hon. Lady F.-
A.-H.
Wootton Ho., nr. Bedford ...Col. Hon. Robt. V. Dillon
Worlingham Hall, Beccles ..Hon. Alfd. J. Mul-
holland
Worlingworth Hall, Wickham Mkt., Suff....The Rt.
Hon. Lord Henniker
Wormistone Ho., Crail R.S.O., Fifesh....The Rt. Hon.
the Earl of Lindsay
Wormley Bury, Broxbourne, Herts. ... The Lady
Frances Hushby
Worplesdon PI.. Worplesdon, Guildford... Sir James
Worsley Hall, Manchester... The Rt. Hon. the Earl
of Eltesmere
Worsley Ho., Prince's Pk., L'pool ..Sir Edwd. R.
Russell
Worth Hall, Crawley, Suss.... Sir Thos. R. L. Thomp-
son, Bt.
Wortley Hall, Sheffield... The Rt. Hon. the Earl of
Wharncliffe
Wotton Ho., Aylesbury . ..The Rt. Hon. Earl Temple
of Stowe
Wraxall, Bradford-on-Avon...The Rt. Hon. Walter
H. Lons. m.p., and the Lady Doreen Long
Wraxall Ldg.. Bristol... Lady Smyth
Wrea Grn., Preston ...Sir Jno. J. Harwood
Wrest Pk., Ampthill, Beds. .. The Rt. Hon. Lord
Lucas
Wrest Wood, Bexhill-on-Sea R.S.O. ..The Rt. Hon.
Sir Edwd. B. Malet, Bt., g.c.b., and the Lady
Ermyntrude M.
Index to Seats and Residences.
Wrightingfon Hall, Wigan.Hon. Robt. J. Gerard-
Dicconson
Wrotham Pk., Barnet, Herts. ... The Rev. the Rt.
Hon. the Earl of Strafford, m.a.
Wrottesley, Wolverhampton... The Rt. Hon. Lord
Wrottesley
Wroxham Hall, Norwich... Edwd. S. Trafford, Esq.,
and Hon. Mrs. E. T.
Wroxton Abbey, Banbury ... The Rt. Hon. Lord
North
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