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: Edinburgh. Publications many profes- UTTERTON, Venerable Frank Ernest ; Arch- sional papers in various journals. Recrea- deacon of Surrey and Residentiary : : tions rowing, golf, fishing. Address 8 of Winchester from 1906 ; Vicar of Leather-

Coates Crescent, Edinburgh. head, Surrey, 1876-1907 ; Hon. Canon of [Died 24 Apr. 1908. Winchester, 1889-1906; s. of John Sutton Sir cr. UPINGTON, Thomas, K.C.M.G.; 1887 ; Utterton, of Guildford, Archdeacon b. of 1844 ; ra. Mary, d, John Guerin, 1872. of Surrey, Canon of Winchester, and Rector Educ. : Trin. Coll. Dublin 1865 M.A. of and Eleanor Storr of (B.A. ; Farnham, Norwood ;

1870). Barr. Dublin, 1867 ; Premier (1884- m. 1871, Eveline Sophy Jane, e. d. of John 1886) and Attorney- General (1878-92) of Cape Maunoir Sumner, Rector of Buriton, Hants, Lieut.-Col. 1st e. Colony ; Comm. Cape Ad- s. of Chas. Richd. Sumner, Bishop of ministrative Regt. Address : Wynbei Winchester. Educ. : Private School, under Capetown, S. Africa. [Died 10 Dec. 18 Arthur Bradley of Southampton, C. E. Eric Edward e. of UPTON, Hon. Montagu John, Steward Shoreham, etc. ; New College, s. of 4th Viscount b. Templetown ; 8 March Oxford (B.A. 1866, M.A. 1870). Deacon, 1885. Educ. : Eton 1867 1868 of ; Royal Military College, ; Priest, ; Curate Farnham, Sandhurst. Lieut, and Adjutant, 2nd Batt. 1867-70; Curate-in-charge of Frensham. : K.R.R.C. Club Marlborough. 1870-74 ; Rector of Scale, 1874-76 ; R\iral 13 [Died May 1915. of Leatherhead, 1897 ; Hon. Sec. of URMSON, George Harold, Commissioner in Spiritual Aid Branch of Winchester Diocesan b. Lunacy from 1895 ; 1851 ; e. s. of late Soc. from its formation, and also General Geo. Urmson, of Canton, China. Educ. : Secretary of the Society for Surrey at time of

Eton ; Oxford. Called to the Bar, 1876 ; death ; one of the founders of the Hostel of was sometime Secretary to Commissioners St. Luke in 1892, and chairman of com- Address : its in Lunacy. Lunacy Commission, mittee from foundation until his death ; 66 Victoria Street, S.W. Club : United in 1870 made lengthened tour of 6 months

University. [Died 22 Sept. 1907. through Egypt, Arabian desert, and Syria ;

USBORNE, Thomas, J.P. ; b. Limerick, 30 1899 and 1902 travelled in Syria, and on s. of late May 1840; T. M. Usborne of east of Jordan in Moab and Bashan ; in Blackrock, Co. Cork, and Margaret, d. of 1894 presented with Royal Humane Society's late Hillier Henry ; m. 1863, Alice (d. 1911), medal for saving life from drowning in the d. of s. Joseph Alfred Hardcastle ; five Strid, River Wharfe, Bolton Abbey. Pub-

five d. Educ. : Harrow ; Trin. Coll. Camb. lications : various Ordination and other ser-

(M.A.). M.P. (C.) Chelmsford, 1892-1902. mons and addresses ; Paper on Clergy Dis- Address : Writtle, Chelmsford, Essex. cipline Acts read at Winchester Diocesan Clubs: Carlton, Constitutional, City, Bald- Conference, 1896. Recreations : riding, fish- win. [Died 7 June 1915. ing, travelling. Address : Leatherhead Sir 1st cr. USHER, John, Bt. ; 1899 ; of Vicarage,Vica Surrey. [Died 19 Apr. 1908. Norton, in Midlothian, and Wells, in Rox-

burghshire ; distiller and senior partner of the firm of Andrew Usher & Co., Edinburgh ; for J.P. Midlothian and D.L. for Caithness ; b. 1828; s. of Andrew Usher, merchant,

Edinburgh ; m. 1853, Mary Anne (d. 1902), VADE-WALPOLE, Henry Spencer ; heir pre- d. of Thomas to Balmer, commissioner Duke sumptive to the Baronies of Walpole ; b. 10 of Richmond. : e. Educ. Edin. Took an March 1837 ; s. of Rev. Thomas Walpole, active interest in opposing Mr. Gladstone's and Margaret Harriet Isabella, e. d. of Col. Rule in Home policy Midlothian ; gave a Hugh Henry Mitchell; m. 1877, Frances Public Health Institute to Edinburgh, and, SeJina, d. of Thomas Bourke, of Urey and along with the Bruce family, endowed the Jamaica, and widow of Captain Denzil Chair of ; LL.D. Edinburgh University, Thomas Chamberlayne, 13th Light Dragoons; 1903. Recreations : hunted with the Lin- two *. Educ. : Eton ; Balliol College. Ox- lithgowshire and Stirlingshire hounds for ford (cox. of University eight, 1858). Called his three fifty years (1854-1904), sons being to Bar, Lincoln's Inn, 1864 ; took the (in 1904), the joint masters. Heir : s. Robert, additional name of Vade by Royal License, b. 1860. Address : Norton, Ratho Station, 1892, on succeeding to the Norfolk estate of Midlothian. Club : Liberal, Edinburgh. his cousin Richard Henry Vade-Walpole. [Died 23 March 1904. Address : 101 Lexham Gardens, Kensing- : USSHER, Captain Edward, D.S.O. 1900 ; 2nd ton, W. ; Freethorpe, Norfolk. Clubs St. Entered Dragoons. army, 1890 ; Captain, James's ; Royal Albert Yacht.

1900 ; Adjutant, 1900 ; served South Africa, [Died 1 March 1913. 1900-1901. [Died 20 Feb. 1902. VADE-WALPOLE, Thomas Henry Bourke; Archibald b. 2 UTTERSON, Maj.-Gen. Hammond, Heir-pres. to Baronies of Walpole ; 1893 retired b. e. of C.B., ; ; Layer Marney, Sept. 1879 ; s. late Henry Spencer Essex, 10 March 1836; 5th s. of Rev. Vade-Walpole of Stagbury, Surrey, and Free- Alfred G. Utterson and Mary, d. of Col. thorpe, Norfolk, barrister, and Frances Selina, Kelso of of Wm. Dankeith, Ayrshire ; m. 1863, 2nd d. of late Thomas Bourke and widow Isabella (d. 1904), o. d. of H. Burstall of Denzil Thomas Chamberlayne. Club : St.

Wolfreton House, Yorks ; two . seven d. James's. [Died 22 Sept. 1915. Educ. : private school. Joined the 17th VALLANCE, William Fleming, R.S.A. 1881; of 1854 in Val- Regiment Foot, ; served Crimea, b. 13 Feb. 1827 ; 7th *. of late David 1855-56 at of : of ; present siege Sebastopol and lance, Paisley. Educ. Paisley ; School assault on Redan, bombardment and sur- Design, Edinburgh, under Robert Lauder, render of Fort Kinburn (medal with clasp R.S.A. Following out the profession of and Turkisk his first The medal) ; Afghan War, 1878-79 ; artist, he exhibited picture, with First Division Peshawar Valley Field Portrait of a Lady, in the Royal Scottish Force, capture of Ali Musjid, Expeditions to Academy in 1948, and became almost a of R.S.A. Bazar Valley, and action Deh Suruk regular contributor from that date ; A.

(despatches, medal and clasp) ; promoted 1875. Address: 47 Great King Street, 1904. Maj.-Gen., 1891 ; commanded a Brigade at Edinburgh. [Died 31 Aug. for Dean Aldershot, 1892-95 ; reward Distinguished VANCE, Very Rev. George Oakley, D.D. ; 25 and Meritorious Service, 1894 ; Colonel of of Melbourne from 1894 ; b. London, the Leicestershire Regt., 1905. Recreations : May 1828; *. of Rev. Wm. Ford Vance, etc. Address : Arabella cricket, fishing, Cotlake s Vicar of Coseley, Staffs., and Ann Club : Harriet House, Taunton. Army and Navy. Atterbury Oakley ; m. 1855, [Died 29 July 1912. Catherine, d. of Charles Cresswell solicitor, 724 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 VANDEBBILT

: of the Uni- Melbourne ; eight s. three d. Educ. King's etc. ; Hon. Doctor Budapest of College, London ; Lincoln College, Oxford. versity and the Dublin Trinity College ; Senior Scholar, King's College, London, and Hon. and Corresponding Member of various societies Lincoln College, Oxford, 1846 ; B.A., Second philological and geographical ; Professor of Oriental Pesth Class in Literis humanioribus, 1850 ; ordained Languages, b. 1868 in Melbourne to curacy of St. James' University ; Hungary, 1832 ; m. ; : Con- Cathedral, 1852 ; first Head Master of Gee- had one son. Educ. Pressburg and in long Grammar School, 1856 ; Incumbent of stantinople. Travelled Central Asia, of Khiva and Bokhara took an active Kyneton, 1862 ; Vicar Kew, 1870-94 ; visiting ; represented in first and subsequent part in the defence of British interests in : Travels in Central General Synods ; diocesan member of Board Asia. Publications of of Patronage, Council of Diocese, Bishopric Asia, 1864 ; Sketches Central Asia, 1867 ; of Asian Election Board, and other Councils ; Fellow History Bokhara, 1873 ; Central

of Guild of Church Musicians, and President Question, 1874 ; Arminius Vambery ; His

of Local Branch ; Examiner in Classics and Life and Adventures, 1883 ; The Coming for of Philology in University of Melbourne, 1880- Struggle India, 1885 ; The Story My Culture in 1887 ; D.D. Oxford, 1888 ; Registrar in Struggles ; Western Eastern several works to the Australia for Trinity University, Toronto ; Lands, 1906 ; relating Fellow of Australian College of Theology, literature, ethnography, and linguistics of which, with Chalmers and Thornton, Central Asia. Recreations : trips to Con- to the he helped to found ; second Dean of Mel- stantinople and Tyrolese Mountains. bourne by election, on demise of Dean Address : The University, Pesth, Hungary. 15 1913. Macartney ; Vicar-General, 899 ; President [Died Sept.

Louis Jules Albert ; Membre dc of Church Assembly 1899, and again 1901 ; VANDAL, francaise lettres Administrator of Diocese on Bishop Goe's l'Acade"mie ; homme de ; 1902 a des Sciences retirement, ; Bishop's Commissary, professeur 1'Ecqle politiques

1904. Publications : various sermons and (Cours d'histoire Internationale) ; n& Paris, editor of Church of England 7 juillet 1853. Educ. : Paris. Deux fois Messenger, Melbourne, for 25 years. Ad- le Grand Prix Gobert, 1893 et 1894. Publi- dress : , Melbourne. cations : En karriole a travers la Suede et la Louis et Elizabeth de Russie [Died 24 Aug. 1910. Norvege ; XV. ; Une ambassade francaise en Orient sous VANDAM, Albert Dresden, journalist and Louis d'un ambassadeur b. XV. ; L'odyss^e ; author ; London, March 1843 ; e. 8. of Les du de Nointel Mark Vandam, District Commissioner for voyages marquis ; Napo- le"on et Alexandre ler I'Ave'nement de the Netherland State Lotteries. Educ. : ; etc. nombreux articles de privately in Paris. Began to write during Bonaparte, ; the Prusso-Austrian revues et de journaux, conferences. Ad- War, 1866 ; corresponded dress : Avenue Marceau Paris. Clubs : with several American papers during the 32, Franco-German War settled in London Union, Union artistique, Paris. ; [Died 31 Aug. 1910. about 1871 ; published several books, trans- Lt.-Col. C. F. D.S.O. lations VANDELEUR, Seymour, ; and adaptations, 1871-82 ; became Irish Guards b. 11 1869 e. s. the Paris of the Capt. ; July ; correspondent Globe, 1882 ; of Hector S. Vandeleur of Kilrush. Educ. : left Paris, 1887, and settled in London Eton ; Sandhurst. Gazetted to Scots permanently ; several special missions to Guards, 1889 ; promoted Captain and France, Germany, etc. Publications : 1889 service 1894 Amours of Great Major, ; special Uganda, ; Men, 1878 ; An Everyday Unyoro Expedition and to Dufile, Nile, 1895- Herione, 1877 ; The of adaptation, Story 1896 Sudan 1897 the ; Niger Expedition, (des- Coup d'Etat, translation, 1884 ; Behind received D.S.O.) ; East African the Scenes of the Come'die Francaise, trans- patches, medal ; West African medal with clasp ; lation, 1889 ; An Englishman in Paris, 1892 Paris A.D.C. to Lord Methuen, Commandant Home ; My Note-Book, 1894 ; French District served with Men and French (Jubilee medal, 1897) ; Manners, 1895 ; Under- currents of the Second Egyptian Army in Soudan Expedition Empire 1896 ; A battle 1898 and battle of Court Tragedy, 1900, etc. Address: 47A during Atbara, ; Soudan 4th cl. Manchester Street, Manchester Square, W. Khartoum, (wounded, South 1899 - 1900. [Died 26 Oct. 1903. Medjidieh) ; Africa, Awarded the Murchison Grant by Geo- David Curator of the VALLANCE, James, graphical Society, 1897, for surveys in East Rcfyal Scottish Museum and Edinburgh, Africa, the Niger, amounting to 2073 miles. Keeper of the Art and De- Ethnographic Publications : Campaigning on the Upper partment ; retired 1914 ; b. 1849 e. s. of ; Nile and Niger. Recreations : shooting, the late John Vallance. Educ. : School High hunting, polo, fishing. Address : 72 Cado- and University, Edinburgh. Studied Art at gan Square, S.W. ; Kilrush, Co. Clare. the Royal Scottish School and at Academy Clubs : Guards', Bachelors'. ; twice Cousin Prizeman in His- University 2 Sept. 1901. of [Died tory Art and Archaeology ; Lecturer at VANDELEUR, Capt. Hector Stewart, J.P. ; Heriot-Watt till 1894. Address : St. College Lord Lieutenant Clare e. s. of 27 County ; Helen's, Queen's Crescent, Edinburgh. Colonel Crofton Moore Vandeleur, M.P. [Died 18 1915. May (d. 1881), and Lady Grace Toler, d. of 2nd Rev. Arthur b. VALPY, Sutton, M.A., F.S.A. ; Earl of Norbury ; 1836 ; m. 1867, Char- Canon of Winchester, 1895. Educ. : Caius lotte, e. d. of W. O. Foster of Apley Park, Coll., Cambridge. Curate of St. Paul, Salop. Educ. : Eton. Formerly in Rifle 1873-75 1875- 1873. Middlesborough, ; Kensington, Brigade ; High Sheriff, County Clare, 1878 Rector of ; Farnborough, Hants, 1878- Address : 50 Rutland Gate, S.W. ; Cahir- 1882 of ; Warden C.E. Soldier's Institute, acon, County Clare. Clubs : Carlton, 1883-85 ; Acting Chaplain to the Forces, Arthur's. [Died 3 Oct. 1909. 1884-85 Rector of Aldershot, ; Holy Trinity, VANDELEUR, Maj.-Gen. John Ormsby, C.B. 1885-95 Rural Dean of b. 5 Guildford, ; Win- 1885 ; Lient.-Col. Sussex Regt. ; Apr. 1904-7. Address : The chester, Close, Win- 1832 ; o. s. of late Lt.-Col. Robert Vandeleur chester Fern ; Hill, Hawley, Hants. of Spring Fort, Co. Cork. Entered army, 15 June 1887 served [Died 1909. 1851 ; Maj.-Gen. ; Egyptian 1882 Khedive's star); Nile VAMBERY, Arminius, C.V.O. ; Knight of War, (medal, C.B., clasp). Ad- Imperial Leopold Order ; Grand Cordon of Expedition (despatches, dress : 26 Street, W. Club : Medjidie ; Second Class of the Japanese Coventry Order Junior United Service. [Died 13 June 1908. The Holy Treasure ; Officer of Italian St. Maurice b. and Lazare and Crown Order, VANDERBILT, Alfred Gwynne ; 20 Oct. 725 VANDERBILT WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

1877 2nd *. of Cornelius Vanderbilt and 1866-68 (medal and clasp) ; received Humane : medal served with naval Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt. Educ. Yale Society ; brigade University. Recreation: coaching. Ad- in Soudan, Nile Expedition, for relief of wounded dress : Newport, Rhode Island, U.S.A. ; Khartoum, 1884-85, severely (pro- : Khedive's Divisional Gloucester House, Park Lane, W. Clubs moted, medal, star) ; Coaching, Royal Thames Yacht; Metro- Transport Officer, Natal, 1899-1900; J.P., politan, Knickerbocker, New York City. Herts. Decorated for service in S. Africa. [Died 7 May 1915. Address : Bareleigh, Stevenage, Herts. b. Clubs: United Junior United VANDERBILT, George Washington ; New Service, s. of H. Bachelors'. 27 March 1905. Dorp, S.I., N.Y., 14 Nov. 1862 ; W. Service, [Died

Maria Louisa Kissam ; m. Vanderbilt and VANNECK, Hon. William Arcedeckne ; b. and Dresser. Address : 1898, Edith Stuyvisant heir-pres. of 4th Baron Huntingfield ; b. Biltmore, N.C., U.S.A. [Died March 1914. 30 Oct. 1845; m. 1882, Mary, d. of late VANDER-MEULEN, Admiral Frederick Samuel, William Armstrong, M.D., Toowoomba,

1853 Australia ; two s. two d. Heir : J.P. ; b. 1839. Entered Navy, ; Lieut., Queensland, 1871 1878 8. William Charles Arcedeckne [b. 3 Jan. 1860 ; Commander, ; Captain, ;

1899 1883 ; Lieut. 13th Address : The Rear-Admiral, 1893 ; Vice-Admiral, ; Hussars]. Admiral, 1904; retired, 1904; served Cupola, Leiston, R.S.O., Suffolk. Crimea, 1854 (Crimea and Turkish medals, [Died 6 Nov. 1912. 1857-58 Sebastopol clasp); China, (China VAN RAALTE, Charles, J.P., F S.A. ; o. s. of Address : Stansted medal, Canton clasp). Marcus van Raalte of 40 Brook Street, W. ; Herts. Clubs : Road, Bishops Stortford, b. 1857 ; m. 1887, Florence, d. of Leonard Service. 13 Feb. 1913. United [Died Clow of Gt. Eastern, Leicestershire ; one s. d. of 1903. Contested VANDERZEE, Maj.-Gen. Francis Henry, two Mayor Poole, b. East Dorset 1904 and 1906. Address : Indian Staff Corps, U.S.L. ; 18 Jan. (C.),

Brownsea Castle, Brownsea Island, Dorset ; 1841 ; *. of Captain Henry Vanderzee, Louisa (d. 46 Grosvenor Square, W. Clubs : Indian army ; m. Wilhelmina Carlton, 1901), d. of John Henry Velge, J.P., Straits St. James's, Wellington. s. Entered Indian Dec. 1907. Settlements ; one two d. [Died

to VAN Thomas, A.M., D.D. ; President army, 1857, as Ensign ; promoted Lieut., SCOY, Staff 1869 of Montana Wesleyan University from 1898 ; 1860 ; Captain Indian Corps, ;

and Bt. b. 1848 ; s. of and Wm. Van Major, 1877 : Lieut.-Col. 1883 ; Indiana, Mary ; m. Jessie Eastham of Oregon. Colonel, 1887 ; promoted Maj. -General, Scoy Educ. : Northwester 1897 ; served Burmese Campaign, 1885-86 University, Evanston, (medal). Address : 11 Museum Chambers, Illinois. President, Willamette University, 12 Portland 7 Bury Street, W.C. Club : Junior United years ; Dean, University, Service. [Died 21 Apr. 1909. years. Address : Helena, Montana. 4th Bt. [Died 11 Feb. 1901. VANE, Sir Henry Ralph Fletcher, ; J.P. b. 13 Jan. 1830 cr. 1786 ; D.L., ; ; VANSITTART, Arthur George ; b. Paris, 22 d. of Thomas S. father 1842 ; m. Margaret, Nov. 1854 ; e. s. of late George Vansittart, : Steuart Gladstone, 1871. Educ. Eton ; and g. s. of late Colonel Arthur Vansittart, Christ Church, Oxford. Heir to title : cousin Shottesbrooke Park, Berks, and Hon. Francis, Capt. Francis Patrick Fletcher Vane. Caroline Eden, d. of William, Lord Auck- - : - in - the Penrith : Address Button Forest, ; land ; unmarried. Educ. Eton ; Trinity Scarness Cottage, Bassenthwaite, Keswick. Coll. Camb. Passed an examination for the

Club: Carlton. Diplomatic Service on 8 February 1877 ; [Died 15 June 1908. was 3rd secretary at H.M.'s Legations at Lord VANE-TEMPEST, Henry John, J.P., Athens, Lisbon, and Buenos Ayres ; was

D.L., Cos. of Montgomery and Merioneth ; 2nd secretary at Berlin, The Hague, Bel- Colonel of Volunteers, R.A. (V.D.) ; M.F.H. grade, Constantinople, Lisbon, Bucharest, Plas b. 1 1854 2nd s. Machynlleth ; July ; Madrid, and Munich ; was acting as H.M.'s of 5th Marquess of Londonderry. Educ. : Charge" d'Affaires at Lisbon, Belgrade, Life Guards Eton. Lieut. 2nd (retired). Bucharest, and Munich ; H.M.'s Consul at Address : Plas Machynlleth, Montgomery- Chicago, U.S.A., 1895; H.M.'s Consul at : shire ; 7 Grosvenor Place, W. Clubs Bache- New Orleans, U.S.A., and H.M.'s Consul- lors', Turf. [Died 8 Jan. 1905. General for the Republics of Hayti and Sir William VAN HORNE, Cornelius, K.C.M.G. Santo Domingo ; retired, 1907. Publica- cr. 1894 b. Will : (Hon.) ; ; County, Illinois, tions Commercial Reports on Various of U.S.A., 3 Feb. 1843 ; s. Cornelius Coven- Countries. Address : c/o Drummond's, of hoven Van Home ; m. Lucy Adaline, d. Bankers, Charing Cross. s. Erastus Hurd, C.E., 1867 ; one one d. [Died 17 Nov. 1911. Educ. : common schools. Entered railway VANSITTART, Admiral Edward Westby, C.B. filled service, 1857 ; supervising and manag- 1867 ; retired Vice-Admiral ; b. Bisham, on various in ing positions railways the Berks, 21 July 1818 ; 3rd *. of Henry Van- in United States, 1867-81 ; Canada from sittart, Vice-Admiral of the Blue, a distin- 1881, first as General Manager of the Cana- guished naval officer who was severely

dian Pacific Railway ; Vice-President same wounded at Toulon and won Nelson's appro-

company, 1884 ; President, 1888-99 ; Chair- bation at Calvi. Educ. : Royal Naval

man of Board of Directors, 1899-1910 ; College. Entered the service as a College

President The Cuba Company. Recreations: Volunteer, 1831 ; as Commodore was second art. Address : 513 painting, Oriental Sher- in command of Channel Squadron ; as mate brooke Street West, Montreal, Canada. of the Wellesley (flagship) was present at

Clubs : St. James's, Mount Royal, Montreal ; the reduction of Kurachee in Feb. 1839, Metropolitan, Century, Manhattan, New and at the other operations in the Persian 11 1915. as of York. [Died Sept. Gulf ; during China War, 1842, mate VAN KOUGHNET, Captain Edmund Barker, Cornwallis (flagship), took part in the opera- list 1900 b. on R.N., retired ; C.M.G. ; 1849 ; tions of the Yang-tse-Kiang, the attack 2nd s. of late Hon. P. M. Van Koughnet, Chapoo, and capture of Woosung (medal,

Chancellor of Ontario; m. 1887, Lady two clasps, despatches) ; during Portuguese Jane Charlotte Elizabeth Alexandra, o. d. of Rebellion, 1846-47, whilst Lieut, of Hibernia, 3rd Earl of Caledon. Educ. : Lennox- acted as aide-de-camp to Vice-Admiral Sir

ville, Lower Canada. Entered R.N., 1864 ; W. Parker ; during Russian War, 1855,

Sub-Lieut., 1869 ; Lieut., 1873 ; Com- whilst in command of Bittern, was attached retired of mander, 1885 ; as Capt., 1894 ; to squadron in the Gulf Tartary blockading in Fenian served Lake Squadron, Raid, De Castries Bay ; subsequently employed 726 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 VAUGHAN

of in China Seas in the suppression piracy ; notes ; Memorials of Harrow Sundays ; a fleet of 40 war in 1855 destroyed piratical Temple Sermons ; Lectures on the Revelation and rescued a of St. junks, a pirate stronghold, John ; Lectures on the Epistle to the of for which services of party English ladies, Philippians ; Lessons the Cross and thanks of the Chinese auth- he received the Passion ; Words from the Cross, the Reign of British and mer- of orities and the foreign Sin ; The Lord's Prayer ; Authorised or whilst in of the chants in China ; command Revised ? Heroes of Faith ; St. Paul's Epistle Ariadne, 1860-61, escorted H.R.H. the to the Philippians (Greek text, with trans- Prince of Wales (afterwards King Edward lated Paraphrase, and Notes for English H.M. to VII.), representing , readers) ; Sermons New and Old ; Lessons colonies and from the British American ; of Life and Godliness ; The Church of the of the was First whilst in command Sultan, 1872, Days ; The Two Great Temptations ; sent to Havre to salute the President of the The Solidity of True Religion, etc. Ad- French Republic, and in 1873 accompanied dress : The Deanery, Llandaff. Vice-Admiral Hornby to Drontheim, and [Died 15 Oct. 1897. was present at the coronation of the King VAUGHAN, Rev. David James, M.A. (Cam- Sweden retired as of Norway and ; Flag bridge) ; D.D. (Durham) ; Honorary Canon 1873. Address : Selden of Officer, Brierden, Peterborough Cathedral ; Master of Wyg- Club : and Road, Worthing. Army Navy. Hospital, Leicester ; b. Leicester, 19 Oct. 1904. feston's [Died Aug. 1825 ; y. s. of Rev. Edward T. b. VAPEREAU, Louis Gustave ; Orleans, 4 Vaughan, Vicar of St. Martin's, Leicester, to Victor April 1819 ; Private Secretary and Agnes, d. of Thomas Pares, Leicester 1854 Prefect of the Cousin ; Avocat, ; banker and manufacturer ; m. Margaret, et Garonne Cantal, 1870 ; Tarn ; Inspector- 2nd d. of John Greg, Caton, Lancaster. 1887-88 : General Public Instruction, ; Legion Educ. Rugby ; Trinity College, Cambridge 1878. Publications : Diction- of Honour, (Scholar, 1846 ; Fellow, 1850) ; Bell's Uni- 6th ed. naire des Contemporains, 1858, versity Scholar, 1845 ; Brown's medallist for Universel des Lit- 1891-93 ; Dictionnaire Latin Ode and Epigrams, 1847 ; Members' from te"ratures ; issued annually, 1859, Prize for Latin Essay, 1847 and 1848; L'Anne"e Litte"raire et Dramatique. Ad- B.A. (Sen. Opt. and 1st class in Classical St. Paris. dress : 10 Boulevard Michel, Tripos), 1848 ; M.A. 1851 ; assist, curate in 18 1906. [Died Apr. St. John's, Leicester, 1853-56 ; incumbent of Albert Headmaster of St. Vicar VARDY, Rev. Richard, Mark's, Whitechapel, 1856-60 ; of King Edward's School, Birmingham, from St. Martin's, Leicester, 1860-93; chairman 13 1841 e. s. of 1872 ; b. Warminster, Aug. ; School Board Leicester, 1871-74 ; Rural

of late Richard Elliott Vardy ; m. Isabella Dean of Leicester, 1875-84 and 1888-91. Mary Simpson, 1872. Educ. : City of Publications : The Republic of Plato, trans-

London School ; Trin. Coll. Camb. (Fellow lated into English, with Introduction, 1st class in 1866-72). Senior Optime ; Analysis, and Notes, 1852 ; Sermons preached Classical Classical Tripos ; 2nd Chancellor's in St. John's Church, Leicester, 1856 ; Chris- Testament Medallist, 1864 ; Carus Greek tian Evidences and the Bible, 1864 ; The First Assistant Classical Master Trial of of prizeman. Present Faith, 1878 ; Questions : of City of London School, 1864-72 ; Curate the Day, 1894. Address The Master's of St. Andrew Undershaft, 1868-72; Ex- House, Wyggeston Hospital, Leicester. amining Chaplain to Bishop of Worcester, [Died 30 July 1905. 1896. Publications : various lectures and VAUGHAN, Capt. George Augustus, cousin and addresses, chiefly on subjects connected with heir-pres. of 7th ; b. 7 : Address : education. Recreation boating. Sept. 1833 ; s. of late Hon. George L. King Edward's School, Birmingham. Club : Vaughan (2nd *. of 3rd Earl) and Mary Athenaeum. [Died 16 July 1900. Josephine Rooke, d. of Henry O'Shea, VAUGHAN, Major Charles Davies, D.S.O. Madrid; m. Laura Mary (d. 1898), 3rd d. 6. 22 1868 of 1902 ; The Border Regt. ; Aug. ; of Charles Moore, M.P. Mooresfoot, Co. of s. of Capt. H. Vaughan Brynog, Cardigan. Tipperary ; one s., Wilmot Charles (late

Educ. : Marlborough. Entered army, 1889 ; Capt. 20th Hussars, served in South Africa, Waziristan Field : Capt. 1898 ; served Force, Kitchener's Horse, retired Major). Educ.

1884-85 (medal with clasp) ; N.W. Frontier, Oscott College, Birmingham. Served in the with S. India, 1897-98 (medal clasp) ; Africa, Royal Navy, 1848-52 ; joined the 33rd Regt. 1899-1900, including battles of Colenso, in Crimea, and served in the Mutiny and Spion Kop, Pieter's Hill, Relief of Lady- afterwards in the West Indies as A.D.C. to in and smith, operations O.R.C. Transvaal ; General Basil Brooke, prior to which he was commanded S.A.C. Column 1901-02 (des- A.D.C. to Sir Henry Somerset, Commander- patches twice, brevet Major, Queen's medal, in-Chief at Bombay. Recreation : travel- 2 : 5 clasps ; King's medal, clasps ; D.S.O.) ; ling. Address 7 Sloane Square Mansions, District Commissioner in Crete 1898-99, and S.W. Club : Union. [Died 26 Oct. 1914. in O.R.C. 1900-01. Was employed with VAUGHAN, His Eminence Herbert, Cardinal ; S.A.C. Club : Naval and Military. Priest of the Title of SS. Andrew and

[Died 26 Apr. 1915. Gregory on the Coelian Hill ; Archbishop of Rev. Charles 1892 b. 15 1832 VAUGHAN, Very John, M.A., Westminster from ; April ; b. e. s. D D. ; Dean of Llandaff from 1879 ; of John F. Vaughan, Courtfleld, near E. Vicar Eliza Rolls. 1816 ; s. of late Rev. T. Vaughan, Ross, Lieut.-Col., D.L., etc., and : : of St. Martin's, Leicester. Educ. Rugby ; Educ. Stonyhurst ; Brugelette ; Down- Uni- with ecclesi- Trin. Coll. Camb. (Scholar). Craven side ; Rome (D.D.). Connected 1836-37 astical of several versity Scholar, Porson prize, ; education ; founder colleges of Browne's medallist for Greek Ode and for foreign and home missions ; Bishop for to Epigrams, and Members' prize Latin Salford, 1872-92, when he came London ; 1838 Fellow laid First of Westminster Cathe- Essay, 1837 ; Chan, medallist, ; the Stone : of Trinity College, Cambridge, 1839-42 ; dral, June 29, 1895. Publications a large Vicar of St. Martin's, Leicester, 1841-44; number of pamphlets and letters concerning

head-master of Harrow School, 1844-59 ; educational, social, and religious questions, to 1851-79 : West- Chaplain in Ordinary the Queen, ; etc. Address Archbishop's House, Vicar of Doncaster and Rural Dean, 1860- minster. [Died 19 June 1903. of 1860- Sir cr. 1897 B.A. 1869 ; Chancellor York Cathedral, VAUGHAN, James, Kt., ; ; at 1861- s. of late Richard 1871 ; Select Preacher Cambridge, b. 14 March 1814 ; Vaughan of m. 1887 ; and at Oxford, 1875-78 ; Master of Cardiff and Gelly-Gaer, Glamorgan ; the Temple, 1869-94. Publications : Epistle 1st, 1849, Esther (d. 1850), d. of late Jacob to the Hebrews, Romans, Greek text, English Bright, Rochdale; 2nd, 1854, Joanna (d. VATJGHAN WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

1886), d. of late R. Smethurst, Chorley. Preacher, Cambridge, 1883. Publications : Educ. privately ; Worcester Coll. Oxford. How did they get there ? 1886 ; Our Church Barr. Middle Temple, 1839 ; Chief of Com- and our Country, 1886 ; Churchman's mission of Inquiry into Corrupt Practices at Manual ; Unity and Uniformity, 1892 1859 and at Gloucester, ; Berwick-on-Tweed, Considerations on the Epistle to the Ephe- 1860 ; Magistrate of the Police Bow 1893 Court, sians, ; Thoughts at the Eventide of 124 Street, 1864-99. Address: Gloucester Life on Church Matters, 1898; True arid Terrace, Hyde Park, W. Visible Unity of the Church, 1903; My [Died 20 May 1906. 1905 Who and What am I ? Church, ; 1906 ; Sir John cr. 1905 VAUGHAN, Luther, G.C.B., ; many publications on Church matters. Re-

cr. 1887 ; Indian creations : K.C.B., General, Army ; favourite amusements reading, b. 6 4th s. of late March 1820 ; Rev. E. T. nature, mechanical science. Address Leicester who was a b. of the Vaughan, ; y. Burgh Castle Rectory, Suffolk, near Great late eminent physician Sir Henry Halford, Yarmouth. [Died 30 Dec. 1903. Bart, m. d. of (no" Vaughan) ; 1902, Agnes, VENNING, Lieut. Gordon Ralph, D.S.O. 1900 late Gilbert Beresford, Hon. Can. of Pet., Entered R.A., 1899 ; served South Africa. and widow of Thomas Henry Dundas. [Died (killed) 8 March 1902 Educ. : Entered Indian Rugby. Army, VENOUR, Major Wilfred John, D.S.O. 1900 1840 held commands in India medals ; high ; Royal Dublin Fusiliers- South for Indian Adjutant Maharajpore, Crimea, Mutiny, *. Nigeria Regt. ; b. 5 May 1870 ; of late North-West Frontier (and clasps), Cabul, Lt.-Gen. Venour, I.S C. Entered army, 1880 (clasp). Publications: A Grammar 1890 ; Captain, 1899 ; served Nile Expedi- and Vocabulary of the Pushtoo (Afghan) 1899 with tion, (Khedive's medal clasp) ; language ; My Service in the Indian Army Aro Expedition, West Africa, 1901-2 (des- and After, 1905. Address: 10 Lonsdale medal with patches, clasp, Brevet Major) ; Gardens, Tunbridge Wells. Club : Junior South Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches, medal United Service. [Died 2 Jan. 1911. with 5 clasps, D.S.O.). Address : 19 Dur- VAUGHAN, Rt. Rev. William, D.D. ; con- ham Villas, Kensington, W. secrated R.C. Bishop of 16 Plymouth, Sept. [Died 6 Apr. 1914. 1855, and named Assist, at the Pontifical VENTRY, 4th Baron (cr. 1800), Dayrolles b. Throne, 8 June 1862 ; London, 4 Feb. Blakeney Eveleigh-de-Moleyns, D.L., J.P. ; 1814 s. of ; 2nd William and Teresa (Weld) Bt. 1797; Representative Peer, 1871; b. Vaughan of Courtfield, Co. Monmouth. 22 Jan. 1828 ; s. of 3rd Baron and Eliza, d. Educ. : Coll. Lancashire St. Stonyhurst ; of Sir John Blake, 10th Bt. ; S. father Acheul in France, and at Oscott Coll. m. Harriet d. of Ordained at Prior Park 1868; 1860, (d. 1906), priest Coll. Bath, Andrew Niddrie Mid- 1838 Wauchope, Marischal, ; appointed to Regis, 1838 ; Lyme lothian five *. four d. Col. 4th Batt. made President of St. Paul's Coll. Prior ; Munster Fusiliers, 1854-85. Owned about Park, 1845 ; moved to Clifton Cathedral, 93,700 acres. Heir : s. Col. Hon. F. R. W. 1848 ; selected Canon Penitentiary of the Eveleigh-de-Moleyns. Address : Burnham, Clifton in 1852. Address : () Dingle, Co. Kerry. Clubs : Carlton, Kildare Bishop's House, Plymouth ; (private) St. Street, Dublin. [Died 8 Feb. 1914. Augustine's Priory, Newton Abbot, Devon. b. near [Died 25 Oct. 1902. VERDI, Giuseppe, composer ; Roncole, Busseto 9 Oct. 1813. Educ.: VAVASOUR, Sir Henry Mervin, 3rd Bt.; cr. (Parma), Milan (under Lavigna). Publications : Ern- 1801 ; D.L., J.P., F.S.A. ; Premier Baronet 1844 1846 of b. ani, ; Attila, ; , 1847 ; United Kingdom ; Melbourne Hall, II II , 1851 ; 1853 ; La 17 June 1814; S. father 1838; m. 1st, Trovatore, 1853 Don of : Traviata, ; ; Louisa, d. 3rd Lord Braybrooke ; one d. 1867 1871 1889 2nd, Alice, d. of late Christopher William Carlos, ; , ; Otello, ; Address : Codrington, M.P., Dodington Park, Glou- Falstaff, 1893. Hotel de Milan, Milan. 27 1901. cestershire, and Georgiana, d. of 7th Duke [Died Jan. of Beaufort, 1891. Educ. : Eton. Late VEREKER, Hon. Henry Prendergast, LL.D., b. Maj. 3rd Batt. E. York Regt. Heir : none. F.R.G.S. ; 1824 ; s. of 3rd Viscount Gort Address : 11 Stanhope Gardens, S.W. and Maria O'Grady, d. of late Chief Baron of [Died 9 Dec. 1912. Ireland, 1st Viscount Guillamore ; m. d. and co-heir of VAVASSEUR, Josiah, C.B. 1896 ; Director of Louise, George Bagot Sir W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth, and Co., Gosset, 4th Dragoon Guards, A.D.C. to the b. s. Lord-Lieut, of : Coll. London ; 1834 ; of George Vavasseur, Ireland. Educ. Trin. Dublin. Booking, Essex ; m. 1865, Ruth Clifton (d. Highest Mathematical Honours, 1908), d. of Thomas Theobald, Norwich. Catechetical, Historical Society, and other Address : selected at each for Rothbury, Blackheath Park, S.E. ; ; examination Kilverstone Hall, Thetford, Norfolk. Clubs : grizeslassical and Science Honours. Took an Athenaeum, Junior Carlton, Whitehall. active part in the relief of distress in Ireland [Died 13 Nov. 1908. in the famine years, 1846-47, under the Charles Lord-Lieut, and the Board of hi VENABLES, Major John, D.S.O. 1900 ; Works Ireland The Gloucestershire Regiment ; b. 21 Jan. ; was nominated Attache" in the s. 1865 ; of late Rt. Rev. Addington R. P. Diplomatic Service, 1846, but did not pro- of Nassau ceed Clerk in 1848 Venables, Bishop ; m. 1896, ; Railway Department, ; d. of late Clerk in of in Helen Margaret, Robert Terry. Board Trade, 1851 ; Consul South Brazil Entered army, 1885 ; Captain, 1892 ; served (Rio Grande do Sul and Parana), 1852 in of South Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches, Queen's ; charge interests of Spain and 2 Chili medal, clasps, D.S.O.) ; Reserve of Officers. Parma, 1858-59 ; Acting Consul for

[Died 8 Aug. 1915. and Uruguay, 1858 ; Consul at Charente, 1864 VENABLES, Canon George, Hon. Canon of ; Consul at Pernambuco, 1875 ; Consul 1881 of at 1876-94 retired Norwich from ; Rector Burgh Castle Cherbourg, ; through age. : from 1888 ; b. 1821 ; 2nd s. of Charles Venables Publications British Shipmaster's Hand- of book to Rio Grande do Sul and Hampton Gay, Oxon. ; m. 1843, Mary ; England

e. d. of W. Brazil ; Deducibles from Euclid and other Ann, Davis, Loudwater, Bucks ; ; one d. Educ. : St. Edmund Hall, Oxford pamphlets. Recreations : forestry, garden- Address : The Isle of S.C.L. Deacon, 1850 ; Priest, 1852 ; Vicar ing. Pitts, Binstead, of St. 22 March 1904. Paul, Chatham, 1854-58 ; Friezland, Wight. [Died Yorks, 1858-69; St. Matthews, Leicester, VERESTCHAGIN, Vassili, Russian Military 1869-74 ; Great 1874-86 one of 26 Yarmouth, ; Painter ; b. Tchereponeto, in Novodorod, H.M. R. Commissioners on Patronage ; Oct. 1842. Entered Navy, 1859; studied Rural Dean of Flegg, 1878-86; Select art in Paris under Ge"rome went through 728 ; WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1910 VERNON-HARCOURT

with Turkoman Campaign Kauffmau, 1867 ; VERNEY, Frederick William, J.P. Bucks and visited 1874 went b. India, ; through Russo- Derbyshire ; 26 Feb. 1846 ; y. s. of late Turkish War, 1877. [Died 14 Apr. 1904. Right Hon. Sir Harry Verney, 2nd Bart.,

M.P. ; m. 1870, Maude Sarah, d. of late VERNE, Jules ; b. Nantes, 8 Feb. 1828. French Sir : John and Lady Sarah Hay Williams of writer. Publications Abandoned ; Adrift

Bodelwyddan ; one s. two d. Educ. : Har- in the Pacific ; The Archipelago on Fire ; The row Christ ; Church, Oxford. Deacon, 1869 ; Begum's Fortune ; The Blockade Runners ; Curate at Sheffield ; sole charge Middles- The Castle of the Carpathians ; C6sar Cas- 1871 Private and cabel; The Child of the Cavern; The borough, ; Secretary Domestic Chaplain to Archbishop (Thomson) Clipper of the Clouds ; The Demon of of York, 1872 ; relinquished Deacon's Orders, Cawnpore ; Dick Sands, the Boy Captain ; 1873 ; called to the Bar, 1875 Secretary, Dropped from the Clouds ; The Family without a Name Five Weeks in a Balloon and subsequently Councillor of Legation, to ; ; the Siamese Legation ; for eighteen years The Flight to France ; The Floating City ; member of Bucks C.C. and nine of London From Earth to Moon ; Round the Moon ; C.C. ; M.P. (L.) for Bucks, 1906-10 ; con- The Fur Country ; The Giant Raft, or 800 tested Christchurch, 1910. Recreation : Leagues on the Amazon ; The Cryptogram ; cycling. Address : 12 Connaught Place, Godfrey Morgan, a Californian Mystery ; W. Clubs : Brooks's, Travellers', National Hector Servadac ; Ke"raban the Inflexible ; Liberal. [Died 26 Apr. 1913. The Lottery Ticket, a Tale of Tellemarken ; VERNON, 7th Baron (cr. 1762), George William Martin Paz ; Mathias Sandorf ; Michael Henry Venables-Vernon, Scots Guards (re- Strogoff ; Mistress Branican ; The Mysteri-

tired) ; Capt. 12th Lancers, retired 1883 ; ous Island ; North against South ; Ox's Hon. Maj. Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at- Experiment and Master Zacharius ; Purchase 1892 of of the North Pole Round the World in Arms, ; Member Royal Commission ; on of Agriculture, 1893 ; [Sir Richard Vernon Eighty Days ; The Secret the Island ; was Speaker of the Leicester Parliament of Steam House ; Across North India ; Sur- " " s. 1425 ; his was Knight Constable of Eng- vivors of the Chancellor ; Tigers and land ; his s. was Governor and Treasurer to Traitors ; Tribulations of a Chinaman ; Prince e. s. of Arthur, Henry VII. ; 1st Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea ; Baron was s. of Anne, heiress of Thomas The Vanished Diamond ; Winter Amid the Pigott, *. of Mary, sister of Sir Peter Venables, Ice ; An Antarctic Mystery, 1898 ; Le last Baron of Kinderton, and assumed addi- Superbe Ore'noque ; Seconde Patroc ; Le tional name of Venables, 1728] ; b. 25 Feb. Sphinx des Glaces ; Le Village Ae"rien. Ad- 1854 s. of 6th Baron and Harriet d. of dress : 44 boulevard Longueville, Amiens, ; 1st ; S. father 1883 m. France. [Died 24 March 1905. ; Frances, d. of Francis C. Lawrence, New Sir Edward 4th Bt. cr. VERNER, Wingfield, ; York, 1885. Capt. Hon. Corps of Gentle- 1846 b. 1 Oct. 1830 S. 1886 ; ; nephew ; men-at-Arms. Owned about 9900 acres. m. Selina Florence, d. of Thomas Vesey Heir : s. George, b. 1888. Address : Poyn- : Nugent, 1864. Educ. Eton ; Christ ton Towers, Stockport, Cheshire ; Sudbury Church, Oxford. M.P. 1863- (C.) Lisburn, Hall, Derby. Clubs : Travellers', Turf, 1873 Co. 1873-80. Heir : s. Ed- ; Armagh, Brooks's. [Died 15 Dec. 1898. ward, b. 1865. Address : Corke Abbey, VERNON, Hon. Greville Richard, J.P., D.L. ; Co. Dublin. Clubs : Bray, Carlton, Junior *. of b. 1835 ; 4th 1st Baron Lyveden, and United National Kildare Service, ; Street, Emma Mary Fitz Patrick, d. of 2nd and last Dublin. [Died 21 June 1899. Earl of Upper Ossory ; m. 1858, Susan VERNEY, Sir Edmund Hope, 3rd Bt. : cr. Caroline (d. 1901), d. of late Richard Howe

1818; F.R.G.S., F.R.M.S., F.R.H.S. ; re- Cockerell, Commander R.N., and Theresa, tired of Captain R.N. ; Member Bucks Co. afterwards Countess of Eglinton and Winton. b. s. Council ; 6 April 1838 ; of 2nd Bt. and Educ. : Harrow. Entered Foreign Office, d. of Admiral Sir Johnstone Sir Eliza, George 1854 ; was attached to Henry Bulwer's

Hope ; S. father 1894 ; m. 1868, Margaret, special mission to the Danubian Provinces, e. d. of Sir John Hay-Williams and Lady 1856-57 ; resigned, 1859 ; M.P. South Ayr- Sarah d. of 1st Earl Amherst s. ; one two shire, 1886-92; was Lieut.-Col. Ayrshire d. Educ. : Harrow. Entered Royal Navy Artillery Volunteers. Address : Auchans 1851 1858 : ; Lieutenant, ; Captain, 1877 ; House, Kilmarnock, N.B. Club Travellers'. served Crimea (Crimean medal, Sevastopol [Died 19 Feb. 1909. clasp, and Turkish medal), Indian Mutiny VERNON, Capt. and Bt.-Maj. Hubert Edward,

(Indian medal, Luckuow clasp, despatches) ; D.S.O. ; Rifle Brigade ; served on Staff, S. M.P. N. 1889-91 Bucks, 1885-86, and ; con- Africa ; 6. Hanbury Hall, Droitwich, 7 May tested Great Marlow (L.), 1868; Anglesey 1867 ; 2nd s. of Sir H. Vernon, Bt., and 1874 1880 com- d. of 10th Earl of Boroughs," ; Portsmouth," ; Georgina, Haddington. manded in : Pacific, 1862-65 ; Educ. Eton Sandhurst. Joined Rifle " " Grappler ; Oberon on West Coast of 1866 1888 served with M.I. in Mashona- " " Africa, ; Brigade, ; Growler in the Mediterranean, 1870-73 ; land, Field Force, 1896 (despatches, D.S.O. , and Division of Liverpool the Coastguard, medal) ; South Africa, 1899-1901 (despatches 1875-77 ; chairman of Quarter Sessions, twice, Bt.-Maj.). Recreations: hunting, polo,

1877-90 ; Brixton on Address : Portobello Barracks Anglesey, represented " shooting. the first L.C.C. Publications : The Shan- : " Dublin. Clubs Wellington, Hurlingham. non's in 1862 The Last 22 1902. Brigade " India, ; [Died Sept. Four of the Days Eurydice," 1878 ; Village VERNON-HARCOURT, Leveson Francis, Four of s. Sketches, 1879 ; Years Protest in M.I.C.E. ; b. London, 25 Jan. 1839 ; y.

the Transvaal, 1881 ; The Charities of late Admiral F. E. Vernon-Harcourt and of N. s. of Bucks, 1887 and 1905 ; War with Marcia, d. of Admiral Tollemache, g.

Crime, 1889 ; various magazine articles. Hon. Edward Vernon-Harcourt, Archbishop Recreations : collector d. of late cyclist ; of early of York; m. Alice, Lieut.-Col. editions of s. the Bible ; shorthand- and type- H. R. Brandreth, R.E., 2 Aug. 1870 ; one

writer ; member of the Society of Librarians. two d. Educ. : Harrow ; Balliol Coll. acres in class 1861 Owned about 9000 Bucks and Oxford (M A.). 1st Mathematics, ;

Anglesey ; Patron of Five Livings. Heir : 1st class Natural Science, 1862. Pupil of late s. Harry Calvert Williams, b. 1881. Ad- Sir John Hawkshaw, 1862-1865; Resident dress : India Dock Claydon House, Bucks ; Rhianva, Engineer South- West Works, Menai Plas 1870- Bridge ; Rhoscolyn, Holyhead. London, 1866-70 ; Alderney Harbour, Clubs : Grosvenor, Welsh. 1872; Rosslare Harbour and Railway to Wex- of Civil [Died 8 May 1910. ford, 1872-74 ; Professor Engineering 729 VERRALL WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

at University College, London, 1882-1905; dained priest by Cardinal Patrizi, 20 Dec. after Emeritus Professor, 1906 ; Consulting En- 1851 ; a year's pastoral work in London, gineer in Westminster since 1878, Harbour accompanied Mgr. Bedini as secretary on a of since Commissioners Newport (Mon.) 1883 ; diplomatic mission to the U.S. ; made

of Sligo, since 1895, and of Poole since 1903 ; chamberlain to Pius IX. ; chaplain to the

proceeded to India, 1896, to inspect the River Forces, 1855 ; received promotion in 1865 Hugli, reporting to Calcutta Port Commis- for distinguished and meritorious conduct sioners on improvement of the river for during the epidemic of yellow fever in

navigation ; President Mech. Science Section, Bermuda, mentioned in the General Orders

British Assoc. Ipswich, 1895 ; British Member of the Army. Publications : A revised edition

of Jury for Civil Engineering, Paris Exhibi- of Challenor's Meditation ; A Prayer Book tion, 1900; St. Louis U.S.A. Exhibition, for the Army. Recreations : study of anti-

1904, and International Jury in Vienna, on quities and bibliography ; Fellow of Society projects for canal lifts, 1904, for which latter of Antiquaries, member of Archaeological services he was made a Commander of the Institute, Bibliographical Society, Henry Imperial Franz-Josef Order of Austro- Bradshaw Society, V.-P. of Hampshire : Hungary ; a Government delegate to Milan Record Society. Address Bishop's House,

Navigation Congress, 1905 ; British Member Portsmouth. Club : Royal Societies. of Suez Canal Works Consultative Commis. [Died 23 May 1900. : 1906. Publications several scientific pro- VESEY, Ven. Francis Gerald, LL.D. ; Arch-

fessional papers, read at meetings of the deacon of Huntingdon from 1874 ; b. 15

Inst. C.E., Royal Society, Society of Arts, July 1832 ; m. 1868, Annie, 2nd d. of late of and International Navigation Congresses ; Rev. G. Palmer, Rector Sullington, Sussex; s. : Encyclopaedia Britannica, 9th ed. River one Educ. Harrow ; Trinity College,

Engineering, Water-Supply ; Suppl. River Cambridge. Curate of Great St. Mary's, Cam-

Engineering ; books Rivers and Canals, bridge, 1855-58 ; Rector of All Saints' and

1882 ; 2nd ed. rewritten, 1896 ; Harbours St. John's, Huntingdon 1858-74 ; Hon. and Docks, 1885 Achievements in Engineer- Canon of Ely, 1871-1906 Address : Castle

ing, 1891 ; Civil Engineering as applied in Hill House, Huntingdon. Club : United Construction, 1902. Recreation : lawn-tennis. University. Died 18 March 1915. Address : 6 Queen Anne's Gate, West- VETCH, Maj.-Gen. William Francis ; C.V.O. minster, S.W. ; Haddon House, Weybridge. 1904 ; b. Devonport, 1 Feb. 1845 ; y. s. of Club : Athenaeum. [Died 14 Sept. 1907. Capt. James Vetch, R.E., F.R.S., of Had-

VERRALL, Arthur Woollgar, Litt.D. ; Pro- dington, N.B. ; m. 1882, Janette Oliver, d. fessor of English Literature, Cambridge, of late George Tinline of Adelaide, S. Aus- : from 1911 ; Fellow of Trinity College, Cam- tralia, and London. Educ. private schools ;

bridge ; Hon. Litt.D. Dublin ; b. Brighton, R.M.C. Sandhurst. Joined Royal Madras e. s. of 5 Feb. 1851 ; Henry Verrall, solicitor ; Fusiliers, 1864 ; Adjt. 1870-75 ; Adjutant

m. Margaret de G. Merrifield, 1882 ; one d. County Dublin Light Infantry, 1879-81 ; : Educ. Wellington College, 1865-69 ; Trinity Major Royal Dublin Fusiliers, 1881 ; Lieut.-

College, Camb. (B.A. 1873). Fellow of Trin. Col. 1884 ; commanded Batt. 1887-90 ;

Coll. Camb. 1874 ; on staff of College, 1877 ; Assist. Adj.-Gen. N.E. District, 1892-97; Barr. Lincoln's Inn, 1877. Publications : Assist. Director- General of Ordnance, War

edition of Euripides' Medea, 1881 ; ed., with Office, 1899-1902 ; Maj.-Gen. 1900 ; comm. of III. translation, Aeschylus, Seven, 1887 ; 13th Brigade Div. 3rd Army Corps and Agamemnon, 1889, and 1903 (2nd edit.); troops, Dublin, 1902-6; retired. Address: : Choephori, 1893 ; Eumenides, 1908 ; Studies 1 Hyde Park Gate, S.W. Clubs United in Horace, 1883 ; translation, etc., of Euri- Service, Royal Automobile.

pides Ion, 1890 ; Euripides the Rationalist, [Died 12 March 1910. of of elo- 1895 ; Four Plays Euripides, 1905 ; The VEZIN, Hermann, actor and teacher 2 Bacchants of Euripides, &c., 1910 ; papers cution ; b. Philadelphia, U.S.A., Mar. 1829; in Journals of Philology and Hellenic Studies, 2nd s. of Charles Henri Vezin, Osnaburgh and in Classical : Phila- and Review ; translation (One of Emilie Kalisky, Magdeburg. Educ. the Forty) of Daudet's L'Immortel, 1889. delphia. (M.A. Pennsylvania). First appear- : Address Trinity College, Cambridge ; 5 ance on English stage at York, Easter Monday Sir Selwyn Gardens, Cambridge. 1850 ; in 1851 played Shylock, Richelieu, first [Died 18 June 1912. Edward, Mortimer, etc., in provinces ; VERRALL, George Henry, J.P. Suffolk and appearance in London as Pembroke (King John), Princess Theatre, Easter Monday Cambs. ; M.P. (C.) East Cambs. from 1910 ; 1852 in ; Vice-Chairman of Cambridgeshire County ; Othello, Hamlet, etc., provinces opened at Surrey Theatre, Whit Monday Council from 1907 ; b. 7 Feb. 1848 ; y. s. of in Macbeth most of Shaks- John Lewes m. S. A. 1859, ; played Verrall, Auctipneer, ; parts there ; some original parts, e. d. of John Francis Clark of Newmarket ; pearian o' Primrose no c. Educ. : Lewes Grammar School. Pub- Man Airlie, Dan'l Druce, Dr. Sir de Murdoch lication : British Flies, 1901-1909. Recrea- (Olivia), Grey Malpas, Count Cenci, tions : entomology, etc. Address : Sussex Mackane, Percy Pendragon, : a series Lodge, Newmarket; 2 Whitehall Court, 1886, etc. Publications My Masters, of articles. Recreations : lawn- S.W. Clubs : Carlton, Constitutional. swimming, : Lancaster [Died 16 Sept. 1911. tennis, cycling. Address 10 VERSCHOYLE, James Kynaston Edwards, Place, Strand, W.C. [Died 12 June 1910. b. C.M.G. 1902; Inspector- General of Irriga- VIARDOT, Madame Michelle Pauline ; b. 9 18 1821 d. of Garcia tion, Lower Egypt ; Aug. 1858 ; m. Paris, July ; Manuel sister m. 1899, Edith, d. of Matthew Wilson Armour, and of Madame Malibran ; 1840, *. : of Paris Italian Liverpool ; one Educ. Trin. Coll. Dublin; Louis Viardot, Director Opera : R.I.E. Coll. Assistant engineer, India Public (d. 1883). Educ. under Liszt ; debut, 1862. Works Department, 1881 ; executive en- London, 1839; retired from stage, : Paris. gineer, 1894 ; retired, 1900 ; decorated for Address Boul, St. Germain, 243 services as Inspector- General of Irrigation, [Died 18 May 1910. 2nd class Osmanieh. Address : Egypt ; VICKERS, Col. Thomas Edward, C.B. 1898; Maison Cramer, Cairo. [Died 17 MarchlQ07 Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt. York of J.P. for West VERTUE, Rt. Rev. John, D.D. ; Bishop and Lancaster (retired) ; Sheffield b. 9th Portsmouth (Roman Catholic), consecrated Riding, York, and City, ; : s. of late 1882 ; b. London, 28 April 1826. Educ. private July 1833 ; Edward Vickers, school; King's College, London; St. Edmund's Tapton Hall, Sheffield, and Thentord, Ban- 1904) d. College, Ware ; English College, Rome. Or- bury ; m. 1860, Frances Mary (d. 730 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 VINCENT

of J. two *. three d. Educ. : VIN late Douglas ; CENT, James Edmund, Chancellor of Bangor Sheffield and in Decorated for Diocese b. ; Germany. ; journalist ; 17 Nov. 1857 ; e. s. Volunteer Service. Address : 12 Stanhope of Rev. James Crawley Vincent, late Vicar of Marble W. Clubs : Constitu- Carnarvon Place, Arch, ; m. 1884, Mary Alexandra, 2nd tional, St. George's, British Chess. d. of late Silas Kemball Cook, Governor of 20 Oct. 1915. [Died Seaman's Hospital, Greenwich : two d. Rt. Hon. Charles Ednc. : Winchester VILLIERS, Pelham, P.C., College ; Christ Church

M.P. S. from 1835 ; Junior of Christ (U.L.) Wolverhampton," (M.A.Oxon). Student Church, D.L. Father of the House of Barr. Inner editor J.P., " ; 1876; Temple, 1884; b. b. of 4th Earl of Commons ; 1802 ; National Observer, 1894. Publications : A Clarendon. Adopted free-trade principles in History of Football (with M. Shearman), in motion for of the 1884 1832 ; brought repeal ; Tenancy in Wales, and other works

Laws in carried in 1846 ; with Cora 1840, separated dealing Welsh Land, 1887-90 ; Dis- from Mr. Gladstone on the Home Rule ques- content of Working Classes (an essay in A tion and was returned as a Liberal Unionist Plea for Liberty); Memoir of H.R.H.-the 1886. : St. John's Coll. Camb. Barr. Duke of in Educ. Clarence and Avondale ; Welsh Land Lincoln's 1827 Advocate- 1896 Inn, ; Judge- Question, ; A Memoir of John Nixon, 1852-58 President of Poor Law 1900 General, ; Esq., ; Highways and Byways in Berk- 1859-66. Address : 50 Board, Cadogan shire, 1906 ; Through East Anglia in a Motor 7 Park 1907. : Place, S.W. ; Street, Richmond, Car, Address Lime Close, Drayton, Surrey. Clubs : Athenaeum, Reform, Abingdon. [Died 18 July 1909. Brooks's, Travellers'. [Died 16 Jan. 1898. VINCENT, John Lewis, I.S.O. 1907 ; Chief of St. VILLIERS, Rev. Henry Montagu ; Vicar Clerk Judge Advocate- General's Office (re- Pre- b. 5 Paul's, Knightsbridge, from 1881 ; tired) ; Apr. 1845 ; e. s. of Rev. John bendary of Mora in St. Paul's Cathedral, 1895. Vincent, M.A., Rector of Jacobstowe, N. : Or- Educ. Christ Church, Oxford (M.A.). Devon ; m. Charlotte Katherine, d. of 1860 of : dained, ; Curate Bishopwearmouth, Ambrose Massey Cooke, of Croydon. Address of 1862-81. Beech 1860-61 ; Rector Adisham, Kent, Hurst, Carew Road, Eastbourne. Address : St. Paul's Clubs : Vicarage, Wilton Place, Constitutional ; Devonshire, East- S.W. [Died 9 Sept. 1908. bourne. [Died 23 Feb. 1915.

VILLIERS, Richard J. ; a Master of the VINCENT, Very Rev. John Ranulph, Dean of e. s. of Villiers Supreme Court ; late John F. ; Grahamstown Cathedral from 1912. Educ. : b. 1850 Alice d. of R. A. St. John's ; m. 1876, Louisa, College, Oxford (M.A.) ; Ely Stiles. Address : 696 Courts of Justice Royal College. Ordained, 1885 ; Curate of Ayles- 1885-89 Strand, W.C. ; Lapford House, New Barnet, bury, ; Chaplain Ely College, 1889- Herts. [Died 11 March 1913. 1892; Dean of Bloemfontein, 1892-1902; Vicar of Christ Church, Clapham, 1902-1906 ; VINCENT, Sir (Charles Edward) Howard ; Kt. ; cr. Archdeacon of Bloemfontein and Rector of 1896 ; K.C.M.G. ; cr. 1899 ; C.B., J.P., Bethlehem, O.F.S., 1906-12. Address : The Senior D.L. of London ; A.D.C. to the King ; Col. Comm. Queen s Westminster Volunteers, Deanery, Grahamstown, S. Africa. 1884-1904 Colonel for [Died 12 May 1914. ; Hon. (V.D.) ; M.P. Central and Robert William Edward Sheffield(Conservative Industrial) VINCENT, " " Hampe, from 1885 b. 31 ; Slinfold, Sussex, May 1849 ; Vincent Bey by H.H. the Khedive in 2nd surv. s. of late Sir Frederick Rev. Vincent, 1883 ; C.I.E. 1894 ; retired from Bombay llth Bart. Ethel d. of ; m. Gwendoline, late Police Dept. 1899; b. Germany, 26 Feb. G. Goodrich 1841 s. of Moffatt, M.P., Court, Herefords ; ; R. Hampe Vincent, Germany ; one d. Educ. : Westminster School m. 1st ; R.M.C. Constance (d. 1879), d. of H. Money ; Sandhurst. Ensign and Lieutenant. Royal 2nd, 1881, Mary Maragaret (d. 1895), d. of

Welsh Fusiliers, 1868-73 ; Captain, Royal H. Deans Campbell, 8th Bengal N.L., of Berks Militia, 1873-75; Lieut.-Colonel, Corraith, Ayr, and Leogh, Shetland ; 3rd, Central London Rangers, 1875-78 ; Barr. 1898, Paula, d. of A. Bartels of Magdeburg, Inner entered : Temple, 1876 ; Paris Germany. Educ. Neu-Strelitz, Germany. de 1877 Director of in Italian Droit, ; Criminal In- Served Campaign, 1862 ; in H.M. 45th vestigations, Metropolitan Police, 1878-84 ; Foot, 1863-69 ; Bombay District Police Founder of United Empire Trade League, as Inspector and Supt. of Police, also Deputy

and Sec. thereof ; Chairman of Commr. of 1869-83 1891, H9n. Bombay City Police, ; National Union Conservative Associations, Deputy Inspector-General of Police, Egypt, 1895 of ; Chairman Publication Committee Jan. to July, 1883 ; District Supt. of Police Conservative Party from 1896 ; Vice-Chair- Bombay Presidency, July 1883 to April 1893 ; man Primrose Grand of 1893 to League Council, 1901 ; Commr. Police, Bombay, April Member of Metropolitan Board of Works, Jan. 1899. Address : H. S. King and Co., 1888 of : ; Member London County Council, 45 Pall Mall, S.W. Club Primrose.

1889-96 ; British delegate Anti-Anarchist [Died 12 Oct. 1914. Conference at 13 Rome, 1898 ; Chairman of VINCENT, Rev. Samuel ; b. Frome, Sept. Committee on Irish Eliza 1868 three s. Royal Constabulary and 1839 ; m. May Hillman, ; Dublin 1901 : Metropolitan Police, ; C.B. 1885 ; oned. Educ. Milwaukee, U.S.A. ; Michigan took active part formation C.I.V. and Vol. University, Ann Arbor. Returned to England for field Bristol contingents ; present with armies, at outbreak of Civil War ; attended S. Africa, 1899-1902 (medal). Publications : College, 1863-67 ; Pastor Baptist Church, on Prussian 1871 1880-83 Reports Army, ; Russia's Great Yarmouth, 1867 ; Southport, ;

Advance Eastward, 1872 ; Military Geo- Pastor of George Street Baptist Church, and ex-President of the graphy, Reconnoitring, Sketching, 1873 ; Plymouth, 1883-1904 ; of Criticism and : Law Libel, 1877 ; Law of Baptist Union. Address Merriottsford, 1880 Extradition, ; Howard Vincent Map of West Crewkerne, Somerset.

British Empire, 16th ed. 1908 ; Round the [Died 4 Apr. 1910. of Stoke Empire in Ten Minutes ; Police Code and VINCENT, Sir William, 12th Bt. Manual of Criminal 14th cr. J.P. Here- Law, 1882, ed. 1907 ; d'Abernon ; 1620 ; Norfolk, 1906 Alder- The Imperial Parliament, ; Reports on fordshire, and Surrey ; D.L., County British Commercial Interests in Canada, man, Chairman County Council (retired) ; b. Japan, China, Brazil, Argentina, Chili, Peru, Chairman of Quarter Sessions, Surrey ; various 1834 Turkey, etc., and on foreign armies. Hughenden Manor, Bucks, 20 Sept. ; Recreations : riding, driving, travelling. s. of llth Bt. and 1st wife Louisa, d. of John : 1 Grosvenor father 1883 m. Address Square, W. Clubs : Norris, Hughenden ; S. ; 1st, Marlborough Carlton, Naval and Military, Lady Margaret Erskine, d. of 12th Earl of Societies. 1 s. Hester Royal [Dial Apr. 1908 Buchan, I860 (d. 1872) ; one ; 2nd, 731 VINTCENT WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 " Clare, d. of Rev. Prebendary Hawkshaw and trois Mousquetaires to a libretto by Dumas d. of Sir came to Catherine, Hungerford Hoskyus, pere ; England, 1870 ; was musical widow of William adviser to Adelina Patti for 7th Bt., and Major-Gen. five years ; wrote d. : Marl- H. Stubbs, 1882 ; two Educ. specially for her "La Diva" which was Oxford in all borough ; Christ Church, (M.A.). sung countries ; on its formation was Heir : s. Francis Erskine [b. 24 May 1869 ; the first to be placed on the Staff of Pro- m. 1893, Margaret Louisa, d. of John Holmes fessors at the National Training School,

of Brooke Norfolk ; three s. Educ. : afterwards into the Hall, merged Royal College ; Lieut. 1st Life for several Eton ; Sandhurst ; Guards, years held the post of Director and retired.] Address : D'Abernon Chase, Conductor of the Bath Philharmonic Society, Leatherhead, Surrey. Club : Wellington. for this society he wrote two successful 16 Feb. 1914. cantatas [Died ; knighted by the King of Italy for his VINTCENT, Sir Joseph, Kt., cr. 1910 ; Senior literary attainments. Publications : Judge of the High Court of Southern Rhodesia Italian translation of Hullah's History of

from and of N.W. Rhodesia from 1906 ; Modern Music Dr. Hueffer's Musical 1898, ; Studies ; b. Mossel Bay, 12 Nov. 1861. Educ. : Diocesan and Life of Palestrina, from the Italian into

College, Rondebosch ; Charterhouse ; Cam- English ; and an Essay on Musical Culture. bridge University. Called to Bar, Middle Recreations : hard work, leisure hours were British to Temple, 1885 ; Crown Prosecutor, devoted lecturing and to contributing to of the musical Bechuanaland, 1886 ; Judge High publications both foreign and English. Court of Matabeleland, 1894. Address : Address : 14 Trebovir Road, Earl's Court, : Buluwayo. Clubs Buluwayo ; Civil Service, S.W. Club : Arts. [Died 12 March 1899. Town. [Died 17 1914. Cape Aug. Marquis Charles Jean Melchior de Prof. director VOGUE, ; VIRCHOW, Rudolf, pathologist ; Commandeur de la Le"gion d'Honneur ; of Institute, Berlin, from 1856 ; Pathological Membre de 1'Acad^mie Francaise et de b. 1821. Educ. : Schivelbein, Pomerania, l'Acade"mie des et Belles-Lettres Berlin. Professor of Pathology at Wiirzburg, Inscriptions ; President de la Socifte" des Agriculteurs de 1849-56 member of Prussian House of ; France President de la Fran- from 1862 of 1880-93 ; Croix-Rouge Deputies ; Reichstag, ; caise b. ; Paris, 18 oct. 1829 ; Ambassadeur leader of Liberal party, retired 1878 ; Presi- a Constantinople, 1871 ; a Vienne, 1875. dent Anthropological and Medical Society ; Publications : Les Eglises de la Terre of Order le Mdrite hon. citizen Sainte, Knight pour ; I860 Le de ; Temple Jerusalem, 1864 ; La of Berlin; LL.D. (Aber.). Publication: Centrale, architecture et inscriptions Cellular Pathology. [Died 5 Sept. 1902. Syrie semitiques, 1865-77 ; Me"moires sur I'arch6o- VIRGO, Charles G. ; Curator, the Museum and logie, re"pigraphie et la numismatique de Art Gallery, Queen's Park, Manchester, from 1'orient ; Villars, 1888 ; Le Due de Bour- b. 1884 ; Clapham, 1843. Held appointment gogne et le Due de Beauvilliers, 1900. under Ecclesiastical Commissioners, 1859-65 ; Address : 2 rue Fabert, Paris. visited all the principal and many of the [Died 27 March 1910. lesser manufacturing districts in England,

1865-70; Librarian and Secretary of the VON HALLE, Professor Ernst ; Professor of Church Institute at Bradford, Yorkshire, Economics University of Berlin since 1899, Librarian 1870 ; Public (the first) at Brad- and the Technische Hoch Schule, Charlotten-

ford, 1871 ; Public Librarian and Art Museum burg, since 1907 ; Acting Counsellor in the b. Curator, 1877-84 ; invented and introduced Naval Department ; Hamburg, 17 Jan.

various improvements in folding cases for 1868 ; m. 1903, Henriette von Mossner ; economy of space in storage of books, etc., two 8. one d. Educ. : Gymnasium Johan- : and other library aids. Address Art Gallery, neum in Hamburg ; the Universities of Queen's Park Manchester. Miinchen, Bonn, Berlin, and Leipzig. A.M.,

[Died 22 March 1907. Ph.D., Leipzig, 1891 ; post-graduate studies of in VIVIAN, Hon. Claud Hamilton, J.P. ; D.L. ; in the Univ. Berlin, and practical work

High Sheriff for Anglesey, 1899 ; b. 18 March the German Bank (Secretary's Office), 1891- 1849 e. s. of in ; sum. 2nd B. Vivian and Mary 1892 ; Investigations the Hanseatic Belgian of Elizabeth, d. Jones Panton ; m. 1878, and Dutch Archives, 1892-95 ; Extensive Constance Emily, d. of Captain Jules Sartoris. Travels and Investigations, 1893-96, in Eng- Educ. : Rugby. Called to the Bar, 1874, and land, United States, Canada, West Indies,

practised on the Western Circuit. Publica- and Venezuela ; Privatdozent, Berlin, 1897 ; tions : to Lord Vivian, a Memoir ; Enoch attached the Imperial Navy, 1897 ; Knight of Hughes, translated from the Welsh. Recrea- Order the Red Eagle, 1900 ; Trip to France, tions : shooting, fishing, boating. Address : England, United States and Mexico, as Plasgwyn, Pentraeth, Anglesey. Clubs : member of the Committee on Shipbuilding, Travellers' Pratt's. of ; [Died 8 May 1902. 1900-1901 ; preparing establishment

VIVIAN, William Graham, J.P., D.L. ; 2nd *. Royal Academy in Posen, 1902; Knight of John Henry Vivian, M.P., of Singleton, co. Order of the Crown, 1908. Publications : Die Cholera Glamorgan (d. 1855), and Sarah (d. 1886), Hamburger Girobank, 1891 ; Die d. of late Arthur Jones ; b. 1827. Educ. : in Hamburg, 1893 ; Trusts in the United

Eton. High Sheriff, co. Glamorgan, 1866. States, 1895 ; Geschichte des Hamburgischen : West- Address 7 Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Clyne Maklerwesen, 1896 ; Reisebriefe aus Castle, Blackpyll, Glamorgan. Club : indien und Venezuela, 1896; Baumwollpro- Brook's. [Died 21 Aug. 1912. duktion und Pflanzungswirtschaft in den Sir i. See- VOGEL, The Hon. Julius, K.C.M.G. ; cr. amerikanischen Sudstaaten, 1897 ; Die

1875 ; joint-trustee for one of the New interessen Deutschlands, 1897 ; Grundriss etc. b. Zealand Sinking Funds, ; London, 24 uber die Nationalokonomie der Maschine, o. surv. s. of Feb. 1835; Albert Leopold 1898 ; Volks- und Seewirtschaft (2 vols.),

Vogel, London, and Phoebe, e. d. of Alexander 1902 ; Die Schiffbauindustrie in Deutschlaud Die Isaac, Hatcham Grove, Surrey ; m. Mary, und den Hauptlandern, 1902 (2 vols.) ; neuste e. d. of W. H. Clayton, colonial architect, New Deutsch-Volkswirtschaft, 1904 ; Die : Zealand, 1867. Educ. at home ; London Phase der Chamberlainischen Handelspolitik, of University Milan, under Mazzucato and 1904 ; Amerika, 1905 ;1Baumwollproduktion,

Nava. Gained scholarships from Govern- etc., ii. 1906 ; Die englische Seemachtpolitik in ments both of Austria and Italy ; at Milan und die Versorgung Grossbritanniens und his diploma exercise was a cantata written Kriegszeiten, 1906 ; Handelsmarine der by his fellow-student Arrigo Boito ; later Kriegsmarine, 1907 ; Grosse Epochen as at uber received appointment Conductor Nice ; Kolonialgeschichte, 1907; Enquete went to was introduced Auber to volkswirthschaftliche Beam tenvorbildung, Paris, by " : Rise Court of Napoleon ; wrote an opera Les 1907 ; Address to British Association 732 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 WAGE

and Tendencies of German Transatlantic Henry Boyd, afterwards head of Hertford 1908 Enterprise, ; Aktiengesellschaften in Coll. Oxford ; Vicar of Healaugh, Yorkshire, den : Vereinigten Staaten ; Life of Carl Schurz, 1864-71. Publications The Sling and the 1908 Jahrbuch der ; Editor, Weltwirtschaft ; Stone, in 10 vols., 1866-93 ; The Mystery of Address : many essays. The University, Pain, Death, and Sin ; Discourses in Refuta- Berlin. Clubs : of of City New York ; Kaiserl. tion Atheism, 1878 ; Lectures on the Bible, Automobil, Berlin. [Died 28 June 1909. and The Theistic Faith and its Foundations, Baron VON SCHRODER, William Henry, D.L. ; 1881 ; Theism, or Religion of Common Sense, b. 1841 m. d. of ; 1866, Marie, Charles Horny, 1894 ; Theism as a Science of Natural Theo- Austria. High Sheriff, Cheshire, 1888. Ad- logy and Natural Religion, 1895 ; Testimony dress : The Rookery, Worlesden, Nantwich. of the Four Gospels concerning Jesus Christ, 11 all [Died June 1912. 1896 ; Religion for Mankind, 1903, etc. ; Horace St. editor VOULES, George, journalist ; Lecture on Cremation, Mr. Voysey was the of Truth b. ; Windsor, 23 April 1844 ; s. of only surviving founder of the Cremation Charles Stuart of also Voules, solicitor, Windsor. Society England ; he was for 25 years : Educ. private schools ; Brighton ; East- a member of the Executive Council to the bourne. Learned printing trade at Cassell, Homes for Inebriates. Recreations : playing & 1864 started for with children all Fetter, Galpin's, ; them ; games enjoyed except the Echo the first (1868), halfpenny evening chess, which was too hard work ; billiards at and it for until with paper, managed them they home daily, or without a companion ; sold it to Albert Grant, 1875 ; edited and walking and running greatly enjoyed. Ad- managed Echo for Albert Grant until he sold dress : Theistic Church, Swallow Street, it to Passmore 1876 Edwards, ; directly Piccadilly, W. ; Annesley Lodge, Hampstead, after leaving Echo, 1876, arranged with H. N.W. Club : hon. member of the Macca- Labouchere to start Truth, which was first bseans. [Died 20 July 1912. in de published January 1877, and did sole VYNER, Robert Charles Grey, D.L. ; landed for editing several years, and also assisted in proprietor ; owner of racehorses and stud reconstruction of Pall b. 13 Mall Gazette at the farm ; London, Feb. 1842 ; 3rd surv. s. time of Greenwood's secession for about 12 to of Henry Vyner and Lady Mary, d. of Earl de 18 months. Recreations : cricket (looking on Grey ; m. 1865, Eleanor (d. 1913), d. of Rev. billiards. Address : Truth Shafto two d. Educ. : only later), golf, Slingsby Duncqmbe ; Office, Carteret Street, S.W. ; Uplands, Eton. Grenadier Guards, 1859-65. Owned Brighton. Clubs : Royal Thames Yacht, and about 26,700 acres. Recreations : racing, local clubs. [Died 4 May 1909. shooting, and sport in general. Address : William VOUSDEN, John, V.C. ; C.B., 1900 ; Club House, Bidston, Birkenhead ; Fairfield of Inspector- General Cavalry, India ; b. Stud Farm, York ; Newby Hall, Ripon ;

Perth, Scotland, 20 Sept. 1845; s. of Tupholme Hall, Bafdney, Lincoln ; Chateau late 21st Fusiliers Ste. Capt. Vousden, R.N.B. ; Anne, Cannes, France ; Coombe Hurst, m. 1891, d. of Major-General Drummond. Kingston Hill, S.W. Clubs : Guards', Bath, : Educ. King's School, Canterbury ; R.M.C. Turf. [Died 19 March 1915. Nora of Sandhurst. Joined the 35th Royal Sussex VYNNE, ; Editor Woman and Progress ; Regiment, 1864; transferred to the 5th authoress, journalist, dramatic critic, and d. of Punjab Cavalry, Punjab Frontier Force, 1867 ; political worker ; Charles Vynne, a afterwards served entirely on the N.W. member of an old Norfolk family. Educ. :

Frontier ; saw service in the Jowakki Afridi at home. Came to London after death of as a staff-officer all sorts of Expedition ; 1st and 2nd father ; did literary and journalistic

Afghan Campaigns (3 times mentioned in work ; was expected to be an artist when a of child the usual despatches, and Brevet Major) ; gained ; passed examinations (Ken- the V.C. for exceptional gallantry before sington Local), and won prizes. Publications : Cabul 1st and 2nd Miranzai in The Blind Artist's Pictures ; Expeditions ; Honey of Aloes ; of 5th and his command Punjab Cavalry, and men- A Man Womankind ; A Comedy of tioned in of a despatches ; commanded 5th Honour ; The Story Fool and his Folly ; Priest's Punjab Cavalry 1890-97 ; served with the The Marriage ; The Young Pretender ; Tochi Field Force and Tirah Wroote Entail Expeditionary The ; The Blank Cheque ; Frontier Pieces of Silver it is Force, N.W. Campaign, 1897-98 The ; So with the Damsel ;

(despatches) ; Major-General commanding one-act plays which were acted in the pro- five-act Punjab Frontier Force and District, India, vinces ; a play (with Elliott Page), : 1901-2. Recreations rackets, shooting, produced by the Play Actors ; short stories : photography, bicycling. Club Naval and and various political articles ; Women under Military. [Died 12 Nov. 1902. the Factory Acts (in collaboration with Miss

VOYSEY, Rev. Charles, B.A. ; founder of the Helen Blackburn and Mr. H. W. Allason, Theistic Church b. 18 1828 lectured and did much ; London, March ; solicitor) ; political s. of in social y. Annesley Voysey, architect ; m. work connection with questions. Frances Maria, d. of Robert Edlin (partner in Recreations : almost all out-door exercise. & Co.'s 1852 Address : 288 Chelsea. Club : Herries, Farquhar, Bank), ; King's Road, four s. four d. Educ. : Stockwell Grammar Writers'. [Died 18 Feb. 1914.

School ; St Edmund Hall, Oxford. Ejected VYVYAN.Capt.Sir George Rawlinson, K.C.M.G.,

from curacy of St. Mark's, Whitechapel, for cr. 1902 ; had Royal Naval Reserve decora- a sermon tion against endless punishment ; began ; Elder Brother, Trinity House, 1883 ; as a religious reformer by publication of a Deputy Master, 1889 ; retired, 1910 ; g. s. Is of late Sir b. sermon Every Statement of the Bible Vyell Vyvyan, 8th Bt. ; 10

about Our Heavenly Father Strictly True ? Sept. 1838 ; m. 1873, Blanche Henrietta, of 1865 ; Ultra- Orthodox Party in Anglican 2nd d. Most Rev. Robert Gray, D.D., 1st Church got Archbishop of York to take legal Bishop of Cape Town and Metropolitan of : proceedings ; after a struggle of two years, in South Africa. J.P. Kent. Clubs Constitu- which the case was taken to the Judicial tional, United Service. [Died 22 Oct. 1914. Committee of the Privy Council, Mr. Voysey was deprived of his living and ordered to pay

costs, 1871 ; he gradually founded the Theistic Church, which after 1885 was at W

Swallow Street, Piccadilly, W. ; Curate

Hessle, Yorkshire, 7 years ; Incumbent WAGE, Herbert, C.M.G. 1903; Government St. of Province 1900 s. Craighton, Andrews, Jamaica, 1J year ; Agent Central from ; y. of of Curate Great Yarmouth, 6 months ; St. of late Rev. R. H. Wace Wadhurst, Sussex. : Mark's, Whitechapel, 1861-63 ; of Victoria Educ. Westminster. Ceylon Writer, 1873 ;

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