WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 HORDES

Sir William 5th Bt. 3rd BOOTH, Henry Gore-, ; Secretary 1884 ; 2nd Secretary 1888 ;

1760 D.L. ; Arctic traveller ; served at cr. ; J.P., Athens, , Brussels, Lisbon, Rome, ' Chairman of Sligo, Leitrim, and Northern Vienna, Munich, and Paris ; Acting Charge" Counties Railway, Ireland; b. 1843; S. d'Affaires and 1st Secretary Rio de Janeiro o. d. of late Col. father 1876 ; m. Georgina, (retired) ; 1st Secretary at Tokio, 1901-

C. J. Hill, of Tickhill Castle, Yorks, 1867. 1902 ; Secretary of Legation, Brussels, acres 1902-5 Educ. : Eton. Owned about 32,000 ; Councillor of Embassy at Vienna, in Ireland, and property in Salford, Man- 1905-7. Heir: b. Charles, b. 22 June 1858. chester. Publications : Whaling (Badmin- Address : British Embassy, Santiago. Clubs : St. ton Library) ; Basking Sharks (Longman's James's, Travellers'. in 1913. Mag.) ; Shark and Whaling Encyclopaedia [Died 22 Jan. : of Sport. Recreations shooting, fishing, BOOTHBY, Guy Newell, novelist ; b. Adelaide, life Heir : South *. of yachting, and in early hunting. Australia, 13 Oct. 1867 ; e. : s Josslyn b. 1869. Address Lissadel, ] Thomas Wilde Boothby, for some time Sligo. Clubs : Carlton, Windham, Royal I member of the House of Assembly, and of St. George Yacht. [Died 13 Jan. 1900. g.-s. Mr. Justice Boothby ; m. Rose Alice, General 3rd d. of William Bristowe of Champion BOOTH, Rev. William, D.C.L. Oxon. ; and Commander-in-Chief of Salvation Army Hill. Educ. : Salisbury. In 1891 crossed Australia from north to south travelled and director of its social institutions for ; classes in the East, etc. Publications : On the destitute, vicious, and criminal ; 1894 In 1894 formerly Minister of the New Connection Wallaby, ; Strange Company, ; The of Lost 10 1829 Marriage Esther, 1895 ; A Church'; b. Nottingham, April ; Endeavour, 1895 ; A Bid for Fortune, 1895 ; o. s. of a builder ; m. 1855, Catherine Mum- Beautiful s. four d. : White Devil, 1896; Dr. Nikola, ford (d. 1890) ; three Educ. 1896 Fascination of the 1897 Nottingham, by a private theological tutor ; King, ; Sheilah 1897 of the Methodist New Connection Church, McLeod, ; Billy Binks, Hero, and other 1898 1898 London. Converted at 15 commenced stories, ; Bushigrams, ; ; Across the World for a 1898 Pharos immediately to preach in the open air in Wife, ; the 1899 Love Made Nottingham. Entered ministry 1852. After Egyptian, ; Manifest, 1899 Dr. Nikola's 1899 A being travelling evangelist, appointed by the ; Experiment, ; Sailor's 1899 The Red Rat's Conference of Methodist New Connection Bride, ; 1899 A Maker of 1900 Church, was required to settle to their Daughter, ; Nations, ; A Cabinet Secret Indian ; The ordinary Circuit work. To this he submitted ; My Queen of the Hands A Million- for some years, but eventually, in 1861, Mystery Clasped ; aire's Love Farewell 1901. resigned in order to again give himself to Story ; Nikola, Recreations : and evangelistic labour. While travelling riding, driving, cycling, the collection of live fish from all of through the country he came to London and parts was struck by the destitute condition of the the world, also breeding prize dogs, horses, and cattle. 26 Feb. 1905. eastern portion of its population, and com- [Died menced, on the 5th of July 1865, special BOOTHBY, Commodore William Osbert, R.N. 7 efforts on their behalf. This effort was at C.V.O. 1911 ; C.B. 1911 ; b. Jan. 1866 ; s. of late m. first styled the Christian Mission, but 2nd Rev. Evelyn Boothby ; developed in 1878 into the Salvation Army, 1907, Hilda Lambert, d. of Capt. H. S. which has grown until it had (in 1912) 8972 Swiney, Gensing House, St. Leonard's; two 1879 Lieut. corps, circle.3, and societies, established in s. two d. Entered navy, ; 1899 1903 56 countries and colonies, with about 21,203 1886 ; Commander, ; Captain, ; of 1882 officers and employees, i.e. men and women served bombardment Alexandria, ; maintained for the work. In connection Egyptian War (Egyptian medal, Alexandra bronze 1909 with this he organised a great system for clasp, Khedive's star) ; China, the benefit of the submerged, starving, (despatches). Address : H.M.S. Neptune, vicious, and criminal classes, which had Home Fleet. M. : D3553. Clubs : United Golfers Portsmouth. (in 1912) over 900 social institutions. Beds Service, ; Royal Naval, 20 1913. supplied during twelve months, 6,327 ; 249 ; [Died May meals same He C.M.G. during period, 11.839,437. BOR, Gen. James Henry, C.B. 1911 ; ; was the author of Orders and Regulations Royal Marine Artillery; D.A.A.G. Royal for Officers and Soldiers Letters to 1905-8 Mem- ; my Marines, 1897-1903 ; A.A.G., ; Soldiers for Salva- Institu- ; Religion Every Day ; ber of Council Royal United Service tion Visions In Darkest to Prince of Soldiery ; England tion since 1898 ; Extra Equerry and the Out General 1910 A.D.C. Way (propounding Wales, 1901-10 ; to the King, ; Booth's scheme for the abolition of the b. 1857 2nd to the King, 1904-11 ; 3 March ; of pauper and dangerous classes England) ; s. of late Rev. J. H. Bor, Rector of Ray- and numerous other books and pamphlets. munterdony and Dunlewey, Co. Donegal ; Publications : newspapers entitled War Cry, m. 1st, Elizabeth Mary Fitzmaurice, e. d. of Young Soldier, Social Gazette, and Bands- Col. Falkland Warren, C.M.G., Royal Artil- man and with a Ida Songster, joint weekly lery, 1883 (d. 1883) ; 2nd, 1898, Mary circulation of nearly a million copies in 21 Rose (d. 1908), o. d. of late Captain Leaver Monthlies with a circulation of one d. Lieut. languages ; Cross, R. M. Light Infantry ; Musical Monthlies for use of 140,000; R. M. Artillery, 1874 ; Colonel Commandant,

musicians. All the of 1911 1912 ; Army's profits 1908 ; Maj.-Gen., ; Lt.-Gen., publications go to support Army's various accepted service in Cyprus, 1878, under Recreations : unless he service in operations. none, Foreign Office ; on special Bombay, be said to have found recreation travelling, 1883; in connection with locust plague. although he worked as hard at sea as he Chief Commandant of Cyprus Military did in other forms when on land. He five Colonel of the Police, 1884-1892 ; appointed times visited United States and Canada, Cretan Gendarmerie, 1897, and served m three times Australasia and South Africa, Crete throughout the insurrection till July twice once and several times the Duke of Corn- India, Japan, 1897 ; A.D.C. to H.R.H. almost every country in Europe. Address : wall and York during his Colonial tour, 1901. silver medal 101 Queen Victoria Street, B.C. Decorated for services in Crete ; [Died 20 Aug. 1912. conferred by King of Italy for gallantry Gen- cr. when mutiny of Albanian BOOTHBY, Sir Brooke, llth Bt. ; 1660 ; suppressing H.M. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister darmerie in Crete. Club : United Service, i [Died 23 Sept. 1914. Plenipotentiary for Chile from 1907 ; b. 18 b. Vouvray-sur-Loire, Nov. 1856 ; S. father 1865. Educ. : BORDES, Charles; de musique. Mattre.de Harrow. Entered Diplomatic Service 1881 ; 1865. Compositeur 75 BORG WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

& Saint- Gervais la Chapelle ; fondateur de Chester ; S. father 1885 ; m. 1901, Susanna, Socie"t6 chorale des Saint- d. of Sir Chanteurs de M. McTaggart Stewart, 1st Bt. ; one a fait entendre la d. : Gervais, qui pour premiere Educ. Radley ; Christ Church, Oxford. fois a Paris le Stabat de Palestrina ; fon- Heir : none. Address : Ravenstone Castle, dateur de 1'Ecole la de musique, Schola Wigtownshire, N.B. ; 2 Upper Grosvenor Cantorum, qui a exe'cute' 1'Orfeo de Monte- Street, W. Clubs : Carlton, Marlborough. verde. Compositions : Suite basque, etc. [Died 4 Oct. 1910. Address : 269 rue Saint-Jacques, Paris. BORTHWICK, Sir Thomas, 1st Bt. ; cr. 1908 ; [Died 6 Nov. 1909. (was created Baron 1912, but died before

BORG, Raphael, C.M.G. 1895 ; Consul at Cairo patent could be made out, and son Thomas 6. from 1884 ; 1840. Supernumerary Clerk Banks became 1st Baron, taking name of to Consular Court, Alexandria, 1863 ; Chief Whitburgh) ; b. 1835 ; s. of Thomas Borth- 1863 Cancellaria Clerk, ; Clerk, Cairo, 1865 ; wick ; m. 1872, Letitia Mary Banks of Liver- Consul for various Acting periods from pool ; four s. three d. Chairman and Senior 1868-75 ; Acting Vice-Consul, 1875-76 : Partner of Thomas Borthwick and Sons, Vice-Consul. Consul- 1880; Acting General, Limited, Colonial Merchants ; J.P. Mid- 1895. : Alexandria, during Address British lothian and County Councillor ; President Consulate, Cairo. [Died 24 Jan. 1903. of Midlothian Liberal Association. Heir : s. Thomas Banks. Recreation : farming. BORRADAILE, Rev. Robert Hudson, M.A. ; Address : Midlothian. Rural Dean, Godstone, 1901-7 : Hon. Canon Whitburgh Ford, : 1905. : Clubs National Liberal ; Scottish Liberal, Southwark, Educ. Marlborough ; St. John's College, Cambridge. Ordained Edinburgh. [Died 31 July 1912. Vicar of 1860; Tandridge, 1865-81. Ad- BOSANQUET, Admiral George Stanley ; retired ; dress : Hall Hill, Oxted. Osmanieh, 3rd class ; Medjidieh, 5th class ;

[Died 3 June 1914. Gold Medal Imperial Government of China ; b. 18 1835 3rd s. of S. R. BORRAJO, Edward Marto, Librarian to Cor- April ; Bosanquet, of Co. m. o. d. poration of City of London and Curator of Dingestow Court, Monmouth ; of s. : the Guildhall s. of Rev. Wm. Courthope ; one Educ. Museum ; H.E. Senor D. " Jose* b. R.N. Academy, Gosport. Mate of Rod- Borrajo ; 1853 ; m. Rhoda, 3rd d. " of ney," 1854, Russian War ; Lt. of Spitfire," W. N. Smyth ; two s. four d. Educ. : of Kertch and Yenikale entrance of University Coll. School. Private Secretary to taking " " his Sea of Azov ; Lt. of Rodney in Naval father, 1872-80 ; assisted in the reorganisa- until close of of tion of the Library of the London Institu- Brigade " " siege Sebastopol ; 1880-1 in Lieut, of Calcutta at capture of forts at tion, ; engaged Gray's Inn Library entrance of Peiho 1858 Lieut. and Assistant Secretary of Library Associa- " River, May" ; In command of Woodcock gunboat en- tion, 1883-4 ; entered Corporation Service with North Peiho 1860 1884; Sub-Librarian, 1888; Guildhall gaged "Forts, " River, ; in command of Flamer in operations Librarian, 1907 ; Hon. Librarian of City 1862-63 wounded Liberal Club, 1886-8; Hon. Secretary againstTaepings, ; severely Reception Committee of International Lib- when in command of field guns in attack of city of Fung-Wha, Oct. 1862 ; in rary Conference, 1897 ; sent by Corporation employed to Madrid in connection with Exhibition of various operations against pirates near

Chusan, 1863 ; severely wounded, 28 July Spanish Art, 1901 ; officially attached to in an attack rebels on deputation of Madrid Municipality visiting "1863, " by Taeping in Flamer Hang-chow Bay ; promoted to London, 1905 ; Knight Commandership for services of the Order of Alfonso 1905 commander distinguished ; Capt. XII., ; per- " " of Northumberland in War mission to wear the insignia granted by King Egyptian ; A.D.C. to Queen Victoria, 1884. Recrea- Edward ; a liveryman of the Cutlers' Com- pany and fellow of several learned societies. tions : fishing, shooting. Address : Bitchet Publications : contributor to the Trans- Wood, Sevenoaks. Club : United Service. actions of the Library Association. Recrea- [Died 12 Jan. 1914. Robert Holford twns : London history and archaeology. Ad- BOSANQUET, Macdowall, M.A. Fellow of St. John's tions : London history and archaeology. F.R.S., ; College, Address : Oxford. Address : Castillo Zamora, Rea- The Library, Guildhall, E.G. ; 91 Anson Road, Cricklewood, N.W. lejo-Alto, Teneriffe. [Died 7 Aug. 1912. [Died 4 Sept. 1909. BOSCAWEN, Hon. Hugh le Despencer ; b. Sir of BORROWES, Erasmus Dixon, 9th Bt. ; cr. 1849 ; 2nd s. 6th Viscount Falmouth ; 1646 d. of Fitz- February ; J.P., D.L. ; Major, 1867 ; m. 1872, Lady Mary, 6th Earl

b. 1831 ; S. father 1866 ; m. 2nd, Florence, william, b. 1844; D.L. and J.P. Co. of d. of W. Ruxton, 1887. Educ. : Cheltenham. Wicklow and J.P. Co. of London. Educ. :

Ensign 80th Foot, 1852 ; served in Burmese Eton ; Trinity College, Camb. Late Lieut.

War, 1853 ; Indian Mutiny. Owned about 1st Life Guards ; Lieut. 1st W. Yorks Yeo- 5000 acres. Heir : s. Kildare, b. 1852. manry (retired). Address : 20 South Street, Address : Barretstown, Naas, Co. Kildare. Park Lane, W. Club : Bachelors'.

[ Died 8 Feb. 1898. [Died 8 Apr. 1908.

BORTHWICK, Lt.-Col. Alexander, M.V.O. ; BOSWELL, Maj.-Gen. John James, C.B. 1881 ; Staff b. Chief Constable of the Lothians and Peebles- retired ; Bengal Corps ; 1835 ; *.

shire ; b. 28 Feb. 1839 ; 4th s. of late John of Dr. J. J. Boswell, of Edinburgh ; m. Borthwick of Crookston and 2nd wife, Eliza- Esther G., d. of John Elliot, solicitor, Jed-

beth Sutherland, widow of Col. Francis burgh, 1860. Entered Indian army, 1852 ; served Simpson of Plean, Stirling, and d. of Alex- Maj.-Gen. 1885 ; Miranzai Expedi-

ander Dallas, W.S., of Riddockhill ; m. 1876, tion, 1856 ; Indian Mutiny, 1857 (medal) ; Katherine, d. of Thomas Thistlethwayte of North-Western Frontier, 1858 (medal with

Southwick Park, Hants, and Elizabeth clasp) ; Hazara Campaign, 1868 ; Afghan Catherine, d. of Lt.- Gen. Hon. Sir Hercules War, 1878-80, in command of 2nd Sikh

Robert Pakenham, K.C.B. ; two s. one d. Infantry (despatches, C.B., medal with two Late Rifle Brigade. Address : 35 Palmer- clasps, bronze star). Address : Darnlee, Clubs : Constitutional Cale- ston Place, Edinburgh. Clubs : Naval and Melrose, N.B. ; United Military ; New, Edinburgh. donian Service, Edinburgh. [Died 6 Oct. 1914. [Died 19 Oct. 1908. BORTHWICK, 17th Baron (cr. 1452), Archibald BOUCHERETT, Emilia Jessie, owner of land

Patrick Thomas Borthwick ; J.P. ; a repre- at North Willingham and Stallingborough, b. 1825 d. of sentative peer for Scotland ; b. 3 Sept. 1867 ; Lincolnshire ; Nov. ; Ayscoghe s. of 16th Baron and Harriet Alice, d. of Boucherett and Louisa Pigou. Educ. : at at Avonbank, Thomas Hermitage Day Frindsbury, Ro- chiefly home ; partly 76 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BOURCHIER

for Stratford-on-Avon. Founded Society London ; LL.B. Lond. Univ., Advocate of the of the above 1855 Promoting Employment Women, Court, ; Prof, of Law, in to Coll. 1858 First 1859 ; engaged endeavouring improve Presidency ; Judge, Calcutta of in various Court of Small the position women ways. Causes, 1861 ; officiating Publications : Hints on Self-Help for Young Secretary, Legislative Department, Govern- Condition of ment of 1863 Women, 1863 ; Working Bengal, ; officiating Deputy Women, 1896. Address : Willingham Hall, Secretary, Legislative Department, Govern- of Market Rasen, Lincolnshire. ment India, 1864 ; Judge of the Chief 18 Oct. 1905. Court of the [Died Punjab, 1866 ; Senior Judge, 5th Bart. cr. 1867-77 of BOUGHEY, Rev. Sir George, ; ; reporter Indian Appeals in Eng- s. of 3rd Bart, and land for the 1798 ; b. 1837 ; authorised Indian law reports, Giffard 1879-1901 Louisa Paulina, y. d. of Thomas ; joint author of Notes on Punjab m. of Chillington; S. brother, 1906; Customary Law, Lahore, 1876 ; Fellow of 1875, Theoclosia Mary, e. d. of Rev. C. S. the Punjab University. 1882. Stafford four d. Royds of Haughton. Co. ; [Died 12 Apr. 1912.

Educ. : Christ Church, Oxford. Ordained BOULNOIS, Edmund, J.P. ; D.L. ; Vice- 1861-63 President of Life 1861 ; Curate of Kidderminster, ; London Association, and Rector of Forton, Staffordshire, 1863-1908. Director, Westminster Electlc Supply : b. Owned about 11,000 acres. Heir Corporation ; proprietor of the Baker b. 1840. Street William Fletcher, late Comm. R.N., Bazaar, London ; 6. 17 June 1838 ; Address : Aqualate, Staffordshire. s. of William Boulnois. Educ. : King

[Died 4 Aug. 1910. Edward's School, Bury St. Edmunds ; St. Bt. cr. John's Coll. Carnb. M.P. (C.) Marylebone, BOUGHEY, Sir Thomas Fletcher, 4th ; E., 1889-1906. Recreation: Ad- b. 1836 S. father 1880 ; cycling. 1798 ; J.P., D.L. ; ; dress : 7 King St., Portman W. m. Sarah, d. of H. Littledale, of Liscard Square, ; Scotlands, Farnham Club : Carlton. Hall, Cheshire, 1864. Educ. : Eton; Christ Royal. 7 Church, Oxford. Owned about 11,000 acres. [Died May 1911.

Heir: b. Rev. George, b. 1837. Address: BOULTON, Percy, M.D., M.R.C.P. Lond., etc. ; b. 2nd s. of R. Willaston Cottage, Nantwich ; Aqualate, 1840 ; G. Boulton, M.D., J.P. Newport, Salop. Club : Carlton. of Beverley, Yorkshire, and Anne, d. of late [Died 30 Aug. 1906. Rev. H. R. Whytehead of Thormanby and A. Bart. Crayke, Yorkshire ; m. 1st, C., widow of BOUGHEY, Sir William Fletcher, 6th ; s. of Bart, and Albert Vickermann, West Bank, Mansfield, cr. 1798 ; b. 3 Sept. 1840 ; 3rd Notts C. F._ widow of Harris Louisa Paulina, y. d. of Thomas Giffard of ; 2nd, Holland, 1891. Greville House, N.W. Educ. : Beverley ; S. brother, 1910 ; m. Chillington School tutor 1862 Com- Gram. ; private ; Edinburgh Entered Navy, 1854 ; Lieut. ; in University. Commenced practice, 1863, in mander (retired), 1883 ; served New The Dukeries, Worksop, Notts ; went to Zealand War, 1863-64 (New Zealand medal) ; 1865 to the Samaritan : b. Robert London, ; Physician Abyssinia (medal). Heir Rev. ; Free 1870 after 30 retired b. 21 Mar. 1843. Address : Aqualate, Hospital, ; years and was elected was Staffordshire. [Died 17 Apr. 1912. Consulting Physician ; Physician to Out-Patients, Queen Charlotte's BOUGHTON, Sir Charles Henry Rouse-, llth Hospital, 1881-82 ; was Consulting Physician b. S. father Bt. ; cr. 1641 ; J.P. ; 1825 ; British Home for Incurables ; devoted much 1856 m. d. of J. M. Severne, of Then- ; Mary, of last 30 years of his life to obstetrics and ford, Northants, and Wallop Hall, Salop, the cause of the midwife ; was an examiner : Served 1852 (d. 1892). Educ. Harrow. 9 Chairman of the Board for about 5500 years (4 years 52nd Foot, 1843-50. Owned the Examination of Midwives) Obstetrical acres. Heir : s. William, b. 1853. Ad- Society, London ; took active part from dress : Downton Hull, Ludlow, Salop. 1872 in various Parliamentary Bills for the : United Service. Club Junior Registration of Midwives, which 27 Feb. 1906. Compulsory [Died culminated in the passing of the Midwives artist b. BOUGHTON, George Henry, R.A. ; ; Bill, 1902. Publications: Editor for 8 near s. of William Transactions Norwich ; Boughton. yeaears, Obstetrical Society's ; Educ. : High School, Albany, New York. Ediitor Tanner's Index of Diseases, fourth to at the of three and medical Taken America age ; began edition ; papers to journals painting at a very early age (no regular transactions. Recreations : travelling, gar- in 1860 came to teacher) ; studied Paris, ; dening, driving, boating, bicycling, croquet, London, 1862. Exhibited in R.A. from etc. Address : 15 Seymour Street, Portman elected A.R.A. R.A. 1896. Berks. 1863; 1879; Square, W. ; The Orchard, Wargrave, : in Holland Publications Sketching Rambles Club : Edinburgh University ; Berkshire, (with E. A. Abbey, A.R.A.), 1883 : various Reading. [Died 15 May 1909. short stories in Harper's and Pall Mall BOURCHIER, Lieut.-General Eustace Fane, Magazine. Recreations : enjoying the b. 25 C.B., Royal Engineers (retired) ; Aug. of out-door beauties Nature ; sketching. W. 1822 ; s. of Commander Bourchier, R.N., Address : West W. House, Campden Hill, and Amelia, d. of J. Mills Jackson of Down- Clubs : ; Reform, Athenaeum, Burlington ton Wilts m. 1st, Anne Jane, d. of Chas. 1905. ; Grolier, New York. [Died 19 Jan. Stuart Pillans of Rondebosch, near Cape Member of widow of W. Seton of BOUGUEREAU, Adolphe William, Town ; 2nd, Maria, of the of : Bonn R. M. the Institute ; President Society H.M. Treasury. Educ. ; French Artists; b. La Rochelle, 30 Nov. Academy, Woolwich. Joined Royal En- Studied under M. Bordeaux ; a native levy 1825. Alaux, gineers, 1842 ; commanded Arts of Good M. Picot, Paris ; Ecole des Beaux (Prix on the eastern frontier, Cape Hope, de Ronse). Principal works : The Body of 1846 joined the Army in the East at St. Cecilia 1854 1854 ; borne to the Catacombs, ; Scutari, 1854 ; Brigade Major R.E., Youth wounded La Vierge Consolatrice, 1876; The A A G., R.E., 1855-56 ; slightly L' 1891. 18th June of Bacchus, 1885 ; Amour Mouill6, in the trenches before Sebastopol, Address : 75 Notre Dame des in by bir Rue Champs. 1855 ; mentioned dispatches Paris. [Died 20 Aug. 1905. Peregrine Maitland in 1847, and by Sir H. R.E in Ireland BOULNOIS, Charles, barrister; b. 1832; s. Jones in 1855; A.A.G., 5th class of Honour ; 5th of late William Boulnois and Elizabeth, d. 1866-68 ; Legion class Crimean medal, 3 clasps ; of late E. Allen of Ballingdon, Essex ; m. Medjidie ; medal medal. Decorated 1864, Emmeline, e. d. of late Joseph Goodeve, Turkish War ; Cape : 3 Master in in the former Supreme for service in the field. Address Arlington Equity 16 Jan. 1902. two d. Educ. : King's Coll. Villas Brighton. [Died Court, Bengal ; 77 BOURCHIER WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Sir K.C.B. cr. 1872 BOURCHIER, George, ; Coulsden, Surrey, 1866-78 ; Chaplain in b. 1821 s. of lati Major-General (retired) ; ; Ordinary to Queen Victoria, 1886-1901. Rev. E. Bourchier. Widower. Educ. Address : The Rectory, Pulborough, Sussex. Addiscombe. Entered Royal (Bengal Club : Carlton. [Died 9 Oct. 1903. 1838 Colonel 1871 served in Artillery, ; ; BOURKE, Hon. Maurice Gwalior 1843-44 Indian Archibald, CMG Campaign, ; Mutiny 1899 R.N. from ; Capt. 1889 ; extra Equerry commanded artillery Bootan Campaign to H.R.H. Duke of from 1887 1865 Eastern Saxe-Coburg ; commanded -frontier, 1871 b. 22 Dec. 1853 ; 2nd s. of 6th and heir to 1873 and Cachar Lushai ; column, Expedi 7th Earl of Mayo. Served at Bombardment tion, 1872. Address : Bramfteld St Lodge, of 1882. Address : 20 Eaton Twickenham. Alexandria, Margaret's, Square, S.W. Clubs : Carlton, Turf, Marl- [Died 15 March 1898 borough, United Service. BOURDILLON, Sir James Austin, K.C.S.I. [Died 16 Sept. 1900. cr. 1904; Indian Civil Service, V.D. BOURNE, C.M.G. 1906 Hugh Clarence, ; e. s. of late J. retired, 1905 ; D. Bourdillon Colonial Secretary, Jamaica, from 1904. H.E.I.C.S., Madras ; b. Madras, 1848 : m Educ. : Balliol College, Oxford. Assist. Mary Wake, 3rd d. of J. M. Lowis, late Secy. Charity Organisation Society, 1881- Indian Civil of 1884 called to Inner Service, Bengal, Amory ; Bar, Temple, 1884 ; House, Alton, Hants, 1887. Educ. : Marl- Registrar- General and Examiner of Titles,

borough. Passed I.C.S. Exam., 1868 ; went Trinidad, 1893 ; Auditor- Gen. Trinidad and to India, 1870 ; Under Secy. Finl. Dept Tobago, 1898. Address : Kingston, Jamaica. of Govt. India, 1874-75 ; Supt. Bengal [Died 7 Jan. 1909. 1880-83 Collector of Census, ; Sarun 1887- BOUSFIELD, Rt. Rev. Hy. Brougham, Bishop 1891 to Govt. Finl. of Pretoria from 1878 b. ; Secy, Bengal Dept., ; 1832 ; m. 1st,

of : 1893-95 ; Commissioner Burdwan, 1895 1861, Charlotte Elizabeth, d. of Jonathan Commissioner of 1896-99 Chief Rock Patna, ; Sec] Higginson, Ferry, Liverpool ; 2nd, to Govt. 1900 of Bengal, ; member Indian Ellen, d. Thomas Lamb, Andover, 1888. Famine 1901 Educ. : Caius Coll. Commission, ; member Board Camb. Exhibitioner ; of 1902 Junior Revenue, ; Acting Lieut.-Governor Optime ; B.A. 1855 ; M.A. 1858 of Nov. 1902-Nov. D.D. Bengal, 1903 ; Resident (jur. dig.), 1878 ; M.A. (ad eun.) Cape in 1903-1905 Mysore, ; commandant Calcutta Town, 1879. Ordained, 1855; Priest, Horse 1856 of Light Volunteers, 1880-86, and 1900- ; Curate Braishfleld, 1855 ; Incum- Behar 1856 Rector of S. 1902; Light Horse, captain, 1887- bent, ; Maurice, etc ,

1899 ; Lt.-Col., 1901. Decorated : C.S I Winchester, 1861-70 ; Chaplain to R. Hants for work in the 1870 Vicar of 1898, Bengal famine, 1897 ; County Hospital, ; Andover, for volunteer 1870 V.D., 1896, long service, chiefly ; R.D. 1873 ; Chaplain to Union, 1875. in commissioned rank. Recreations : cricket, Address : St. Alban's, Pretoria, Transvaal, shooting, volunteering. Address : West- S. Africa. [Died 10 Feb. 1902. lands, Liphook, S.O., Hants. Clubs : East Sir BOUSFIELD, William, Kt., cr. 1905 ; J.P. India United Service, M.C.C. Middlesex and London ; LL.D. (Hon.) Leeds 23 [Died Apr. 1913. University; b. 9 July 1842; m. 1870, BOURINOT, Sir John George, K.C.M.G. cr. Blanche Isabel, d. of Lieut.-Col. A. W. 1898 Lit.D. Onslow of ; LL.D., D.C.L., (Laval) ; Cranley Lodge, Cheltenham. Clerk of House of Commons of Canada from Educ. : Merton Coll. Oxford, M.A. Barrister

1880 ; Ex-President and afterwards Hon. Middle Temple, 1868 ; Chairman of Girl's of of Public Secy, Royal Society Canada ; b. 24 Day Schools Trust; Member of s. of School Oct. 1837 ; Hon. J. Bourinot ; m. 1st, London Board, 1882-88: Master of the Delia Hawke (d. 1860) ; 2nd, Emily Alden Worshipful Company of Clothworkers, 1904-5 Pilsbury (d. 1887) ; 3rd, Isabelle, d. of J. ; retired Chairman and one of the Cameron, Toronto, 1889. Publications : Founders of the Metropolitan Provident of the Canada (Story Nations Series) ; How Dispensaries Association ; Chairman of the is Canada Governed ; Parliamentary Pro- committee managing the department of cedure and in Government Canada, 2 eds. ; Technology (City and Guilds of London its Cape Breton and Memorials of the French Institute) ; sometime Chairman of Repre- Builders of sentative of Regime ; Nova Scotia, Canada, Managers London County under British Rule Council (Cambridge Hist. Ser.) ; Elementary Schools, formerly of Constitutional of History (new ed. 1901) ; Representative Managers London Board Articles in Quarterly Review, New York Schools and of Council of Charity Organisa- Forum, etc. Recreations : collection of tion Society, and Chairman of Committee of Central Poor Americana ; fruit-raising. Address : Tyldes- Law Conferences for England Place or House of and Wales. Publications : ley Commons, Ottawa ; Government of

Kingsmere, Prov. Quebec. the Empire, 1877 ; papers on social and [Died 13 Oct. 1903. educational subjects. Address : 20 Hyde Cecil Park BOURKE, Yen. Frederick Joseph, M.A. Gate, S.W. ; Great Bookham, Leather- of Clubs : Oxon. ; Archdeacon Buckingham from head, Surrey. Athenaeum, Albe- 1895; s. of Rev. Sackville G. Bourke. marle, Burlington Fine Arts. Educ. : Corpus Christi Coll. Oxford. Or- [Died 7 Apr. 1910.

dained, 1865 ; Curate of Newbury, 1865-69 BOVEY, Henry Taylor, F.R.S., D.C.L. (Lennox- Rector of Middleton-Stoney, 1869-74; St. ville), LL.D. (M'Gill and Queen's); b. Devonshire Giles, Reading, 1874-89 ; Rector and Sub- ; sometime Rector imperial of St. Coll. Science and Dean Mary's Cathedral, Truro, 1889- Technology ; m. y. d. of late John of 1895 ; Hon. Canon, Truro Cathedral, 1889- Redpath Montreal ; two s. 1896. Address: Hill three d. Educ. : House, Taplow, private school ; Cambridge Bucks. Club : New University. University. On graduation took high place [Died 15 Apr. 1910. in the mathematical tripos, and was shortly afterwards a BOURKE, Rev. Hon. George Wingfield ; made Fellow of Queen's

Rector of ; the of a civil Pulborough, Sussex, from 1878 ; College adopting profession he staff of Hon. to the ; Rural Dean engineer, joined the Docks Chaplain King ; Mersey Treasurer of Chichester and Harbour and was in a short time Cathedral, 1898 ; Works, 1829 s. of 5th Earl of an this k ; Mayo ; m. 1858, appointed assistant-engineer on Mary Henrietta, e. d. of Archbishop Longley work, in which capacity he had charge of of Canterbury. M.A. Durham University. some of the most important structures then of in in 1887 he Curate Alnwick ; Rector of Wold Newton, progress ; went to Canada on his as of Lincolnshire, 1858-66 ; Chaplain to Arch- appointment Professor Civil En- and bishop Longley, 1858-68 ; Rector of gineering Applied Mechanics in M'Gill 78 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BOWLY

University ; at that time the engineering 1859-68 New ; Zealand, 1868-73 ; Victoria courses in the were as university managed 1873-79 ; 1879-83 Mauritous, ; Hong Kon<* a branch of the Faculty of Arts, and were 1883-87 ; Royal Commissioner to Malta, or without buildings equipment ; the 1888. Publications : Ithaca in 1850 ; Mt following year, however, a department of and Athos, Thessaly, Epirus, 1852 ; Thirty Science was constituted with Pro- Applied Years of Colonial Government, 1889, etc fessor as and to his Bovey Dean, manage- Address : 16 Lowndes Street, S.W. Club : ment and advice the Science department Athenaeum. [Died 21 Feb. 1899. ita one of the owed development ; founders BOWEN, Horace G., chief cashier of the Bank of the Canadian Civil and of Society Engineers, England from Nov. 1893 ; Member of held the offices of honorary secretary, the Councils of the Institute of Bankers and treasurer, and member of council for many the Royal Statistical Society. Address 1896 and 1897 13 St. years ; vice-president, ; George's Road, S.W. Clubs : Savile, 1900 a member of the Institution president, ; Constitutional. [Died 6 May 1902. of Civil Engineers (England), and of the BOWEN, James Bevan, J.P.. D.L. b. 1828 Liverpool Society of Civil Engineers ; ; (of e. s. of late George Bowen and Sarah, d. of which Society he was one of the founders) : John Thomas ; m. 1857, Harriette, y. d. of an Honorary Member of the National late Rev. John Standly, M.A. Educ. : Electric Association of the United Light Worcester Coll. Oxford (M.A.). Called to States a Fellow of the of ; Royal Society Bar at Inner Temple, 1856 ; High Sheriff, Canada, In which Society he was President Co. Pembroke, 1862 ; late Chairman of of Section 1896 of the III., ; vice-president Pembroke Quarter Sessions M.P. Co Mechanical Section of the British ; Association, Pembroke, 1866-68, 1876-80. Address: 1897 1902 Hon. ;. F.R.S., ; Fellow, Queen's Llwyngwair, Newport, Pembroke. 1906. Publications : College, Cambridge, [Died 14 Nov. 1905. Applied Mechanics, 1882 ; Theory of BOWER, Rev. Richard, M.A. ; Canon Resi- Structures and Strength of Materials, 1893 ; dentiary of Carlisle Cathedral, and Chaplain 6th 1905 1895 5th edition, ; Hydraulics, ; to the of Carlisle b. Bishop ; Holmflrth, and 6th 1904 also a number of editions, ; Yorks. 29 Sept. 1845; m. Alice Mary d. for various scientific societies. Ad- papers of Rev. N. F. Y. Kemble, M.A., Vicar of dress : 16 Han? Road, S.W., and Montreal, Allerton, Liverpool, 1878 ; two d. Educ : Canada. Clubs : Athenaeum ; University, Pocklington Gram. School, Yorks; St. Montreal. 2 Feb. 1912. [Died John's College, Cambridge. Ordained, 1872, BOWDEN, Capt. Frank Lake, D.S.O. 1900: by Bishop of Carlisle, to the Curacy of Police from 1890 b. 30 in B.S.A. ; Dec. 1863 ; Hesket the Forest, Carlisle ; Curate of s. of John Thomas Bowden, City Carlton Kirkby Thore, 1876-77 ; Vicar of Cross-

Club. St. Swithin's Lane ; m. Florence canonby, 1878-83 ; Assistant Diocesan

Helen, e. d. of Geo. Kearsey of Cholsey. Inspector of Schools, 1882-84 ; Vicar of St. Edue. : Dulwich College. Through Matabele Cuthbert's, Carlisle, 1883-1902; Chaplain War, 1893 (medal); Jameson Raid, in to the late Bishop of Carlisle (Dr. Goodwin),' charge of Maxims ; Matabele Rebellion, 1890-92; Chaplain to the late Bishop of African 1896 (clasp) ; South War, 1899- Carlisle (Dr. Bardsley), 1892-1904 ; Chaplain 1900, with Brig.-Gen. Plumer, Relief of to the present Bishop (Dr. Diggle), 1905, medal four of Carlisle Mafeking (despatches, and clasps). Rural Dean North, 1893-1902 ; Decorated for distinguished service in South Honorary Canon, 1896-1902; Canon Resi- Address : Proctor in for African War. Bulawayo, Rho- dentiary, 1902 ; Convocation : desia. Clubs Colonial, Bulawayo. the Archdeaconry of Carlisle, 1895-1902 ; [Died 26 June 1906. Proctor in Convocation of York for the Dean BOWEN, Major Charles Otway Cole, D.S.O. and Chapter of Carlisle, 1909. Publications :

1900 ; R.E. ; b. 30 Aug. 1867. Entered articles on brasses, effigies, piscinas, church Army, 1888; Captain, 1899; served South plate, mural paintings, grave-slabs, etc., in of in Transactions Africa, 1899-1901 (despatches twice, D.S.O.) ; the Diocese Carlisle, the Major, 1906. Address : Bloemfontein. of the Cumberland and Westmorland [Died 23 March 1910. Antiquarian and Archaeological Society. Address : The Abbey, Carlisle. BOWEN, Edward E., M.A., F.R.A.S. ; Master [Died 1 Nov. 1911. at Harrow School from 1859 ; b. County cr. 1913 BOWERS, Sir Edward Hardman, Kt., ; . C. Wicklow, Ireland ; of late Rev. Bowen ; Chief Inspector of Stamps and Taxes since y. b. of late Lord Bowen ; unmarried. 1910 b. 21 Sept. 1854 ; s. of George Bowers, Educ. : King's College, London, and ; m. d. of Trinity College, Cambridge (Scholar and C.E., Drogheda ; 1880, Margaret, Swansea one s. one d. Fellow). Bell University Scholar; 4th late John Jones, ; : Grammar School and Classic 1858. On the staff of the Saturday Educ. Drogheda privately. Entered the Civil Service as Review, 1861 ; contested Hertford, 1880. Assistant Surveyor of Taxes, 1872; Sur- Publications : The Campaigns of Napoleon, of 1880 of Taxes, from Thiers Harrow and other veyor Taxes, ; Inspector ; Songs of verses 1902 ; Superintending Inspector Taxes, ; various pamphlets and fugitive 1904. Publications : compiler and publisher publications. Recreations : rowing at the of Pedigrees. Recreations : sailing, University, also football, cricket, pedestrian- Bulldog Address : of vacht racing, and bulldog breeding. ism, cycling, shooting ; member the 24 Stradella Herne Hill, S.E. Club : skating club, and of M.C.C. Address : The Road, Junior Athenseum. [Died 19 Apr. 1914. Grove, Harrow. Club : Devonshire. M.A. Rector [Died 8 Apr. 1901. BOWLY, Rev. Charles Henry, ; from 1904 Hon. BOWEN, Rt. Hon. Sir George Ferguson ; cr. of Toppesfield, Essex, ; G.C.M.G. 1860; Privy Councillor. 1886; Canon of Worcester Cathedral, 1913; b. m. d. of Hugh Hon. D.C.L. Oxford ; Hon. LL.D. Camb. ; 1845; 1871, Katherine, of Manor, b. 1821 ; s. of late Rev. E. Bowen, Rector Hamersley, J.P., D.L., Pyrton of d. Chairman of Quarter Sessions ; Taughboyne ; m. 1st, Countess Roma, Oxfordshire, of Count Roma, President of Ionian Senate, two s. three d. Educ. : Winchester College ; Wells Theological 1856 (1. ; 2nd, d. of T. Luby, Exeter College, Oxford; 1893) Florence, 1878-8 D.D., Senior Fellow of Trin. Coll. Dublin, College. Vicar of Messing, Essex, ; 1888-94 S. and widow of Rev. H. White, 1896. Educ. : S. Michaels, Sydenham, ; John's, 1894-1904. Recreations : rac- Charterhouse ; Trin. Coll. Oxford (Scholar). Clapham Rise, Fellow of 1844 1st class in quets and lawn tennis. Address : Toppes- Brasenose, ; Club: Classics. Secretary of Government, Ionian field Rectory, Castle Hedingham. Junior Constitutional. [Died 2 Nov. 1913. Islands 1854-59 ; Governor of Queensland, BOWRING WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Sir BOWRING, Kt. ; cr. 1900 J.P. Clement, ; Army, 1906; Member Sussex Territorial County of Partner in Cox & Bow- Derby. Force Association. Publications : author ring ; chairman Con. Ass. b. 29 Derby ; of several essays on the Utilisation of Nov. 1844 o. s. of Charles ; Bowring, J.P.. for Mobile Railways Artillery ; The Duchy Park Grange, ; m. Violet d of Derby Camilla, Manchester English Manorial Estates, of S. Ball, Liverpool, 1872. Educ. : Derby and other works. Recreations : shooting, tree School. Served 21 in 1st Vol. Batt years planting. Address: Battlemead, Maiden- Derbyshire Beg. (long service medal), head. Clubs : Marlborough, St. Stephen's ; retired rank of Governor Major ; Derby Union, Brighton. [Died 6 March 1914. School; V.P. National Union. Recrea- tions : Robert C.B. rowing, acting. Address : Park BOYCE, Henry, ; retired Principal Grange, Derby. Club : Constitutional. Surveyor of H.M. Diplomatic and Consular H.M. Office of [Died 22 March 1907 Buildings, Works ; b. 27 Feb. 1834; *. of late Dr. J. BOWRING, Edgar Alfred, C.B., 1882; . 01 Robt. Boyce of late Myshall, Co. Carlow Sir J. Bowring, F.R.S., envoy and ; m. Louisa Sinclair, d. of late Dr. of minister plenipotentiary to China ; b. 26 Neligan, Athlone, Ireland, May 1826; m. 1st. 1853, Sophia, d, of 1860. Early in life entered Royal Engineer Civil Branch Thomas Cubitt of Denbies, Dorking (d Dept., ; subsequently selected by H.M. to to 1857) ; one *. ; 2nd, 1858, Ellen, d. of Lewis Treasury proceed China to> superintend erection of Consular Cubitt ; two s. Librarian and Registrar to and Diplo- Board of matic buildings. Decorated for Trade, 1848-63 ; Royal Commis- long and; sioner of Exhibition of 1851; M.P. (L. distinguished service all over the world.. Exeter, 1868-74. Address: 30 Eaton Recreations : boating, bric-a-brac hunting Address : Place, S.W. ; 5 Lewes Crescent, Brighton Eeyuan, Hampton Wick,. Middle- [Died 8 Aug. 1911. sex. Club: Constitutional. BOWRING, Lewin Bentham, C.S.I., J.P [Died 20 Jan. 1909. Devon b. BOYCE, Sir cr. ; Hackney, 15 July 1824 ; 3rd *. Hubert, Kt., 1906; MB F.R.S. Professor of of late Sir John Bowring, LL.D., and Maria, ; Pathology, University- of d. of Samuel Lewin Liverpool ; Fellow of ; m. 1st, Mary Laura, University College, d. of Admiral Sir London ; Dean of Hon. John Talbot, G.C.B. ; Liverpool School of 2nd, Katharine, d. of late Mr. Serjeant E. Tropical Medicine; one of the Public for of Bellasis ; six *. two d. Educ. : Mount Analysts City Liverpool ; Commander Radford of the Order of the Cross of School, Exeter ; E. I. Coll. Hailey- Leopold II. ; Member of the bury. Prizes at Haileybury Coll. ; two Royal Commission on Tuber- culosis ; *. of late R. medals, and Degree of Honour at Fort H. Boyce, C.B. ; m William College, Calcutta. Bengal Civil Kate Ethel (d. 1902), d. of William Johnston,, Service. of 1843-70 ; Assist. Resident, Lahore, Woodslee, Bromborough, Cheshire; one^ 1847 d. Publications : A ; Private Secy, to Earl Canning, 1858. Text-Book of Morbid: Chief Com. of Mysore and Coorg, 1862. Histology, 1892; Papers on Tropical! 1894-95 Decorated for service in India, 1867. Publi- Sanitation, ; Handbook of Patho- cations : logical Eastern Experiences ; Autobio- Anatomy (joint) ; Mosquito or Man of Sir 1909 ; Health and graphical Recollections John Bowring ; Progress Administration Haidar Ali and Tipu Sultan in Rulers of in the West Indies, 1910. Recreation: India Series. Address: Woodlands, Tor- Antique tiles. Address: Park Lodge, quay. Club : East India United Service. Sefton Park Road, Liverpool. [Died 14 Jan. 1910. [Died 18 June 1911. BOWYEAR, Vice-Admiral George le Geyt, C.B., BOYD, Very Rev. Andrew Kennedy Hutchison (nom de plume A. K. H. 1869 ; D.L. ; y. s. of late Thomas Kyrwood B.), D.D., LL.D. Bowyear of Dilwyn, Herefordshire; un- First Minister of St. Andrews (1865) b 3 married. Educ. : Private tuition. Served Auchinleck, Ayrshire, Nov. 1825 ; e. s. of Black Sea and as commander of Rev. James Boyd, then " " Sebastopol " D.D., incumbent of commander of the parish; m. 1st, d. of Vengeance ; Vulcan,"" Margaret, Capt. commanded as Sans Kirk; 2nd, Janet d. of trooper ; " captain Balfour, Leslie service steam Meldrum, Devon, Clackmannanshire Pareil," foreign ; Phaeton,"" 1897 " Educ. : : frigate, foreign service ; Ayr Academy ; King's Coll. London " " " " Revenge " ; Irresistible University, Glasgow. Studied for Canopus" ; Revenge ; ; English on home stations Bar ; member of Middle Assistant " Hector,"" iron-clad, ; Temple ; Minister, St. Victory ; F. Captain at Portsmouth ; George's, Edinburgh ; Minister " " of and Terror ; as captain in charge of Newton-on-Ayr ; Minister of Kirkpatrick- naval establishments at Bermuda and from Irongray ; Minister of St. Bernard's, Edin- whence retired, 1871. Decorated for services burgh. Fellow of King's Coll. London, in Black Sea. Recreations : general, for- 1895. Publications : The Recreations of a 3 merly. Address : St. Helier, Jersey. Club : Country Parson, vols. ; The Graver United Service. 14 Feb. 1903. Thoughts of a 3 [Died Country Parson, vols ; ' Twenty-five Years of St. Andrews, 2 vols BOXALL, Col. Sir Charles Gervaise, K.C.B. ; St. Andrews and : cr. 1902 C.B. 1897 V.D. 1894 invented 1892; Elsewhere, 1894 ; ; ; and The for service in S. Last Years of St. Andrews were and organised C.I.V. Africa ; the best known. The published vols. number Depot Commandant, 1899 ; Hon. Lieut.-Col. 32. Recreations : writing essays and in army, 1900 ; Hon. Col. 1st Home Counties visiting Gothic churches. Address: 7 Royal Field Artillery, 1907; b. Delves Abbotsford Crescent, St. Andrews. Clubs : and House, Ringmer, Sussex, 31 Aug. 1852 ; Royal Ancient, St. 2nd s. of William Percival Boxall, J.P., of Andrews; University Club, Edinburgh. [Died I March 1899, Cowfold, Sussex, and Brighton ; m. Eugenie, d. of late Henry Wiles, 1879. Educ. : Ven. Charles BOYD, ; retired ; b. 19 Feb 2nd Lieut. 1st Sussex s. Brighton College ; 1842; of William Boyd, Archdeacon of Volunteer Artillery, 1873, of which regiment Craven, and Isabella, d. of George Turning he became Lieut.-Col. Com. 1893, and Hon. m. 1872, Adelaide, d. of William Powell* Col. in succession to the late Sir 1896, Newport Pagnell, Bucks. Educ. : Rugby Julian Goldsmid, in conjunction with whom University College, Oxford. Chaplain of and the L.B. and S.C. Ry. officials he pro- St. Peter's, from Colombo, 1879 ; Chaplaia vided an armoured train of to the Forces there capable firing ; Chaplain of St. Michael's artillery in all directions from an from 1889 heavy Colombo, ; Curate of Newbury. and success- 1869-77 ordinary railway line, frequently ; Rector of Prince's Risborou^h it of fully demonstrated with ; Member War 1877-79 Bucks, ; Archdeacon of Colombo, Office Committee for Creation of Territorial 1891-1901. Publications : Helps to Worship 80 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BOYNTON

Recreations : too old to have Address : any. Justice-General of Scotland; m. Mary Fiveways, Camberley Surrey. Christiana, d. of W. Robins, 1861. Educ [Died 3 May 1914. Edinburgh Academy ; Charterhouse ; Exeter Sir Thomas Kt. ; cr. 1881 Coll. BOYD, Jamieson, ; Oxford. Curate of Kidderminster F.R.S.E. ; J.P. ; D.L. ; m. 1844, Mary Ann 1853-57 ; of Hagley, 1857-60 ; Incumbent d. of John (d. 1900), Ferguson, surgeon. of St. Michael's, Handsworth, 1860-67 Lord Provost and Lord Lieutenant of Vicar of Kidderminster, 1867-80. Publica- 1877-82. Edinburgh, Address: 41 Moray tion: Recollections of the Dean of Salis- Club : Place, Edinburgh. University, bury, 1895. Recreations : walking, 22 reading. Edinburgh. [Died Aug. 1902. Address : Deanery, Salisbury. Club BOYES, Sir George Thomas Henry, K.C.B., cr. Athenseum. [Died 21 March 1901. 1906. Educ. : Cheltenham. Entered Richard C.S.I. Navy, BOYLE, Vicars, ; 1869, M.I.C.E.; 1854 1877 b. 1822 ; 3rd s. of Vicars ; Commander, ; Captain, 1884 ; Armstrong Boyle retired 1899 served of and on N. Rear-Admiral, ; Crimea, Dublin, Kirlish, Limavady ; 1855 (Crimean and Turkish medals, Sevasto- descended from a branch of the Boyles of of m. pol clasp) ; Commander Achilles during Ayrshire ; Eteonore Anne, d. of W. Hack Egyptian War, 1882 (Egyptian medal, of Dieppe, 1853. Was a pupil of Charles class Khedive's Star, 3rd Medjidie) ; re- Vignoles F.R.S., practised in Ireland, ceived 2nd class Medjidie from Sultan of England, Spain, and India, and was chief Turkey, 1888; Commodore of 2nd class engineer to the Government of Japan, 1872-77 and naval officer in charge, Hong-Kong, ; was the originator and chief 1893-96; Acting Director of Transports, defender of the fortified house at Arrah, in the 1900 ; Director to 1907 ; Commander 2nd Bengal, Indian Mutiny of 1857-58. class Saxe-Ernestine Order. Publication : Address : 3 Stanhope Terrace, Hyde Park, The Salvage of H.M.S. Hull. Address : W. [Died 3 Jan. 1908.

Admiralty, S.W. [Died 16 March 1910. BOYLE, Maj.-Gen. Robert, C.B., Retired List ; b. 20 July 1823 ; m. Lucy Margaret, e. d. BOYES, Major-Gen. John Edward, C.B. 1900 ; of retired b. 3 R. Bower of Welham, York, D.L. York- ; June 1843 ; m. 1866, Mary shire. Educ. : schools. Entered Catherine, e. d. of late H. F. K. Holloway, private R. M. L. Inf., 1841 ; in action at the storm- of Marchwood, Hants ; one *. one d. Educ. : Cheltenham ing of Sepapaqui, and surrender of the forts College. Entered army, 1861 ; 1898 1882 Castello Viego and San Carlos in 1848; Major-General, ; Egyptian War, China War, 1856-57-58 ; battle of Fatshan (with 1st Batt. Gordon Highlanders), in- ; of Canton of cluding Tel-el-Kebir (despatches, brevet of storming ; capture Bogue Forts, and Taku Peiho of the Lieut.-Col., medal with clasp, 4th class Forts, ; signing Treaty of Tientsin ; rewarded by promotion to Osmanieh, Khedive's star) ; Soudan, 1884, Major, C.B. Good Service including El-Teb and Tamaai Lieut.-Col., ; (two clasps) ; Pension Nile ; and Maj.-Gen. on retirement. Expedition, 1884-85 (clasp) ; com- Decorated for successful actions. Recrea- manded 17th Brigade, South Africa Field tions : Address : North Rock Force, 1900-1 (despatches, medal and 3 hunting. House, Kingsand, Plymouth, Cornwall. clasps) ; Colonel, Argyll and Sutherland 31 Oct. 1899. Highlanders, 1907. Address : The Brown [Died Lieut.-Col. Hon. William House, Old Bexhill. Club : United Service. BOYLE, George; Lieut.-Col. 2nd Somerset Militia b. 12 [Died 11 Jan. 1915. ; Aug. 1830 b. of 9th Earl of Cork. Sir ; Coldstream BOYLE, Courtenay, K.C.B. ; cr. 1892 ; Guards served Permanent Secretary to Board of Trade (retired) ; Crimea, 1854, from 1893 b. including Alma, Inkerman, Sevastopol ; Jamaica, 21 Oct. 1845 ; e. with three s. of (Brevet Major, medal clasps, Cavendish Spencer Boyle ; m. Lady 5th class Turkish M.P. Muriel Sarah Campbell, d. of 2nd Earl of Medjidie, medal); 1856-57. 24 March 1908. : Frome, [Died Cawdor, 1876. Educ. Charterhouse ; Christ Church, Oxford. Private Secretary BOYLE, Rev. Wm. Skinner ; Prebendary of to of Exeter Cathedral from b. 17 Feb. Viceroy Ireland, 1868-73, 1882-85 ; 1894; 1844 s. of R. A. Local Government Board Inspector, 1873- ; W. Boyle, barrister, and 1885; Assistant Secretary, 1885-86; Assist- Anna, d. of late Rev. John Skinner, rector of Theana Isabel d. ant Secretary Board of Trade, 1886-93. Camerton ; m. Fowell, Publication : Hints on the Conduct of of late Rear-Admiral Fowell, R.N. Educ. : Bradfield Coll. Coll. Oxford. Business, 1900. Recreations : Oxford Uni- ; Magdalen

2nd class Mod. (Classics), 1864 ; 2nd class versity Cricket XL, 1864-67 ; represented

Oxford at Law and History, 1866 ; B.A. 1866 ; M.A. Tennis, 1866-67 ; shooting ; 1868 1867 1868 curate salmon-fishing. Address : 11 Granville ; deacon, ; priest, ; of St. Place, Portman Square, W. Clubs : Whitwash, Warwickshire, 1867-69; 1869-74 St. Travellers', Brooks's. [Died 19 May 1901. Luke, Torquay, ; Vicar, Luke's, Sir 1874-1903 ; Rural Dean of BOYLE, Edward, 1st Bt., cr. 1904 ; M.P. Torquay, 1876-79, and 1883-85. Recreations: (C.) Taunton from 1906 ; K.C., 1898 ; Barr. Ipplepen, Inner captain of cricket and football, Bradfleld, Temple ; b. Norfolk, 1849 ; e. s. of 1861 of late Edward O. Boyle, C.E., and Eliza, d. ; captain eleven, Magd. Coll., Oxford, of late William Gurney of Norfolk; m. 1866. Address : Leycroft, Exmouth. Club : Constance, d. of William Knight, 1874. Royal Societies. [Died 14 Apr. 1915. Educ. : privately for the army. Passed BOYNE, 8th Viscount (cr. 1717), Gustavus his articles and commenced practice as an Russell Hamilton-Russell, J.P., D.L. ; Baron

architect, 1870; Fellow of Surveyors' Hamilton, 1715 ; Baron Brancepeth, 1866 ; d. of Institute, 1878 ; Barr. 1887 ; Director of s. of 7th Viscount and Emma Maria, the London and India Docks ; Deputy- Matthew Russell, M.P. ; b. 28 May 1830 ; Chairman of the Frances Imperial Life Office ; con- S. father 1872 ; m. Lady Katherine tested Hastings (C.), 1900. Publications : Scott (d. 1903), Lady of Grace St. John of of 1858. Principles of Hating ; The Law of Compensa- Jerusalem, d. of 2nd Earl Eldon, tion acres. (Lands Clauses Acts) ; Law of Railway Educ. : Eton. Owned about 31,000 and Canal Traffic. Heir : s. Edward Boyle, Heir : s. Hon. Gustavus Hamilton-Russell. M.A., barrister-at-law. Address: 63 Queen's Address : 16 Grosvenor Gardens, S.W. ;

Gate, S.W. ; Ockham, Hurst Green, Sussex. Brancepeth Castle, Durham ; Burwarton, Clubs : Carlton, Conservative, St. Stephen's. Bridgnorth, Salop. Club : Carlton. [Died 19 March 1909. [Died 30 Dec. 1907. llth Bt. BOYLE, Very Rev. George David, Dean of BOYNTON, Sir Henry Somerville, ; b. 1844 &. father 1869 Salisbury from 1880 ; b. Edinburgh, 17 May cr 1618 ; J.P. ; ; ; 1828; s. of Rt. Hon. David Boyle, Lord m. Mildred, d. of Rev. Canon T. B. Paget, 81 > BOXER WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

1876. Educ. : Magdalene Coll. Cambridge. BRACKENBURY, Colonel Mauls Campbell, Owned about 5500 acres. Heir : uncle R.E. 1898 retired list b. ; C.S.I., ; ; 20 : Rev. Griffith Boynton, b. 1815. Address Sept. 1844 ; s. of William Congreve Bracken- : Carlton. Burton Agnes Hall. Hull. Club bury ; m. Florence Mary, d. of General [Died 11 Apr. 1899. William Spottiswoode Trevor, V.C., 1882. : BOXER, Maj.-Gen. Edward M., R.A., F.R.S. ; Educ. private school. First commission of : in m. Eleanor, d. Colonel Payne. Educ. the Royal Engineers, 1865 ; served Perak of the Woolwich. Superintendent (retired) Expedition, 1874-75 (medal and clasp) ;

Royal Laboratory at Woolwich ; inventor Afghanistan, 1878-80 (medal and two : of the Boxer fuse cartridge. Address clasps and Kandahar Star, despatches) ; Upton, near Ryde, Isle of Wight. Marri Expedition, 1880 (despatches). Decor- [Died 1 Jan. 1898. ated for services in mobilisation of troops in BRABANT, Major-Gen. Sir Edward Yewd, India in 1898. Recreations : golf, shooting, : : K.C.B. cr. 1900 ; M.L.A. ; C.M.G. 1879 ; fishing. Address Queen's Mansions, 56

soldier and politician ; b. 1839 ; m. 1862, Victoria Street, S.W. Clubs : United Mary Burnet, d. of Rev. Canon Robertson Service, Hurlingham. Wellington. of Canterbury. Entered 2nd Derby Militia [Died 18 March 1915. as 1855 Mounted ensign, ; joined Cape BRADDON, Rt. Hon. Sir Edward Nicholas retired as 1870 Riflemen, 1856 ; Captain, ; : Coventry, P.O., 1897 ; K.C.M.G. ; cr. 1891 member for East London, Cape Parliament b. 11 June 1829 ; s. of Henry Braddon, of

from 1873 ; Field Commandant of Colonial Skisdone Lodge, Cornwall ; b. of Miss E. of Forces, 1878 ; Colonel the Cape Yeomanry, : Braddon. Educ. University Coll. London ; 1879 member of Defence ; Commission, m. 2nd, Alice, d. of W. H. Smith, 1876. 1896 President of South African ; League, Premier and Leader of House of Assembly,

1897 ; served South Africa, 1900 (despatches). Tasmania, 1894-99 ; senior Member for : East Address Gonnubie Park, London, Tasmania, House of Representatives, Com- Club : Naval and Cape Colony. Military. monwealth Parliament, 1901. Publications : [Died 13 Dec. 1914. Life in India ; Thirty Years of Shikar, 1895. BRABOURNE, 2nd Baron (cr. 1880), Edward Recreations : politics, sport, whist. Address : : Knatehbull-Hugessen ; D.L., J.P. ; late Treglith, West Devon, Tasmania. Club

Lieut. Coldstream Guards ; M.P. (G.L.) Tasmanian, Hobart. [Died 2 Feb. 1904. 1889-92 s. of 1st Baron and Rochester, ; BRADDON, Mary Elizabeth (Maxwell), novelist; Anna Maria Elizabeth, d . of M. R. Southwell ; b. London, 1837 ; y. d. of Henry Braddon

b. 5 1857 S. father 1893 ; m. Apr. ; Amy of St. Kew, Cornwall ; wvlow of John 1st Virginia, d. of Baron Allendale, 1880; Maxwell of Richmond, Surrey. Educ. : one *. two d. Educ. : Eton and Oxford. home. Devoted to literary work from 1860 Owned about 5000 acres. Heir: s. Hon. in which year her first novel, The Trail of W. W. Knatchbull-Hugessen, b. 1885. the Serpent, was written and published in : Kent. Address Hoath Cottage, Smeeth, serial form. Publications : Lady Audley's [Died 29 Dec. 1909. Secret ; Aurora Floyd, 1862 ; Eleanor's 3rd Baron (cr. 1880), BRABOURNE, Wyndham Victory, 1863 ; John Marchmont's Legacy, Wentworth Knatchbull-Hugessen ; Lieut. 1863 ; Henry Dunbar, 1864 ; The Doctor's s. of Grenadier Guards ; b. 21 Sept. 1885 ; Sir Wife, 1864 ; Only a Clod, 1865 ; Jasper's 2nd Baron and Amy Virginia, d. of 1st Tenant, 1865; The Lady's Mile, 1866; Baron Allendale ; S. father 1909. Owned of Birds Prey, 1867 ; Run to Earth, 1868 ; about 5000 acres. Heir: u. Hon. Cecil Charlotte's Inheritance, 1868; Rupert Marcus Knatchbull-Hugessen ; [b. 29 Nov. Godwin, 1869 ; Dead Sea Fruit, 1869 ; d. of late Hermann 1863 ; m. Helena, 1893, Fenton's Quest, 1871 ; Lovels of Arden, s. Address : von Flesch-Brunningen ; one for 1871 ; To the Bitter End, 1872 ; Lost 43 Norfolk Address : Hoath Square, W.]. Love, 1872 ; Robert Ainsleigh, 1872 ; Smeeth, Kent. Cottage, Lucius Davoren, 1873 ; Strangers and [Died 16 March 1915. Pilgrims ; Griselda (a drama), 1873 ; Milly Sir 1873 The Witness BRACKENBURY, Gen. Rt. Hon. Henry, Darell, ; Missing (drama) ; cr. 1900 cr. Taken at the 1874 to P.C., 1904 ; G.C.B., ; K.C.S.I., Flood, ; Hostages 1875 Dead Men's Shoes Joshua 1896 ; General 1901 ; Colonel Commandant Fortune, ; ; 1 R.A. 1897 ; b. Bolingbroke, Lines, Sept. Haggard's Daughter, 1876 ; Weavers and Emilia d. of 1877 An 1878 The 1837 ; m. 1st, 1861, (d. 1905), Weft, ; Open Verdict, ; I E. S. Halswell and widow of Reginald Morley; Cloven Foot ; Vixen, 1879 ; Just as am ; of 1880 2nd, 1905, Edith, d. of Louis Desanges. The Story Barbara, ; Asphodel, 1882 Educ : Eton ; R.M.A. Woolwich. Joined 1881 ; Mount Royal, ; Phantom Indian Cam- 1883 Flower and Weed R.A. 1856 ; served Central Fortune, ; ; Ishmael, 1870- 1884 Weird 1886 paign, 1857-58 ; Franco-German War, ; Wyllard's ; Mohawks, ; Zulu One 1886 Like and Un- 1871 ; Ashantee War, 1873-74 ; War, Thing Needful, ; to of Fatal 1879-80 ; Private Secretary Viceroy like, 1887; The Three, 1888; The Attache" at Will 1889 One India, 1880 ; Military Paris, Day Come, ; Life, One Love, to 1890 1891 1892 1881-82 ; assistant Under-Secretary ; Gerard, ; The Venetians, ; All 1893 Lord-Lieut, of Ireland, 1882 ; commanded Along the River, ; The Christmas Art the 1894 river column, Egypt, 1884-85 ; promoted Hirelings, 1894 ; Thou Man, ; Major-Gen, for distinguished service in the Sons of Fire, 1895; London Pride, 1896;

of Under Love's 1897 ; field ; Director Military Intelligence, Rule, Rough Justice, of of 1898 His 1899 The 1886-91 ; Member of Council Viceroy ; Darling Sin, ; Infidel, 1903 India, 1891-96; President, Ordnance Com- 1900 ; The Conflict, ; A Lost Eden, of 1904 The Rose of 1905 The White mittee, 1896-99 ; Director-Gen, Ordnance ; Life, ; at War Office, 1899-1904; retired, 1904. House, 1906 ; Dead Love has Chains ; Her for 1907 Decorations : C.B., K.C.B. , and G.C.B., Convict, ; During Her Majesty's C.S.I, for service as 1908 Our 1909 military services ; K. Pleasure,. ; Adversary, ; : Member of Council in India. Publications Beyond these Voices, 1910 ; The Green 1911 1913. Recreations: The Last Campaign of Hanover, 1870 ; The Curtain, ; Miranda, literature. Address : Tactics of the Three Arms, 1873 ; Narative gardening, music, Lichfield of the Ashantee War (2 vols.), 1874 ; The House, Richmond-on-Thames. Memories of 4 Feb. 1915. River Column, 1885 ; Some [Died My Spare Time, 1909. Address : Queen BRADFORD, Colonel Sir Edward Ridley Col- 1st cr. 1902 Anne's Mansions, St. James's Park, S.W. borne, Bt., ; G.C.B., K.C.S.I., 1902 Extra Clubs : United Service, Wellington. cr. 1885 ; G.C.V.O., ; Equerry the b. s. of [Died 20 Apr. 1914. to King from 1910 ; 1836 ; Rev. W. WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BR^KSTAD M. K. Bradford, Rector of Hants Westmeon, , Co - b. Tyrone 5 24 Aug. 1820 *. m. 1st Elizabeth d. of ; 1866, Adela, Edward CI re Mar of Chawton 2 saret, d. of John Knight House, Hants ; 2nd ; S " brother !889 ; m. Emily 1898, Edith Mary, d. of William Nicholson, 1883), d. of General de Gaja, of Las of Basing Park, Hants. Educ. : Marl- Courtines, Castelnaudary, France, 1846 borough. Entered Madras Cavalry, 1853 : ir Edward - ' b 185 . Address : Cas- fif X,*' , c Captain, 1865 ; Major. 1873 Lieut.-Col. ; tilla, Clontarf, Dublin. Persian 1879; Colonel, 1884; Campaign [Died 30 March 1857 1858-59 Rpanv c- r. 1W$. ; N.W. Provinces, ; 1st Central BRADY Sir ' Francs William, 2nd Bt. cr India Horse from 1858 to 1869; General 1869 ; ; County Court and of Judge Chairman of Superintendent Operations for suppress- Quarter Co. Sessions, Tyrone ; Vice-President ing Thuggee and Dacoitee; Resident 1st of Royal Irish Academy of and one of Class and Governor-General's for Music, Agent Raj- the founders of that Institution pootana, and Chief ; composer Commissioner, Ajmere ; of several musical works b. ; 1824 ; s of Rt for some time Secretary in Political and Hon. SirMaziere Brady, 1st Bt., and Elizabeth Secret India Office Department ; A.D.C to Ann, d. of Bever Buchanan, of Dublin ; 5. Queen Victoria, 1889-93; Commissioner of father 1871 : m. 1st, d. of Rt. Police of the 1847, Emily, Metropolis, 1890-1903 ; Extra Rev. Samuel Kyle, Bishop of Cork (d 1891) Equerry to King Edward VII., 1903-10 one ; 2nd, Geraldine, d. of late George Heir : s. Evelyn Ridley [b. 16 1869 April ; Hatchell, M.D., physician to Lord Lieut of Major, Seaforth Highlanders ; m. Elsie 1909, Ireland, 1892. Educ. : Univ. Coll London Clifton, d, of Colonel Clifton Ad- Brown]. Graduate University of London, 1843. Barr. dress : 50 South Audley Street, W. Clubs : (Ireland), 1846 ; Q.C. 1860. Heir : n. Lt.- United Service, Athenseum. Col. Robert Maziere, R.A. Address : 26 13 1911. [Died May Upper Pembroke Street, Dublin Sorrento Lt.-Col. Sir Evelyn 2nd ; BRADFORD, Ridley, Cottage, Dalkey, Co. Dublin. Club : Garrick Bt., cr. 1902 ; Seaforth Highlanders s. of ; [Died 26 Aug. 1909. 1st Bt. and Elizabeth of Adela, d. Edward BRADY, Sir Robert Maziere, 3rd Bt cr 1869 Knight, of Chawton Hants b 16 b. House, ; 13 Dec. 1854; s. of late Maziere John April 1869 ; S. 1911 m. Elsie father, ; 1909, Brady, 2nd *. of 1st Bt. and Elizabeth, d. of d. of Colonel Clifton Clifton, Brown ; two s. Rev. Robert Longfleld ; S. uncle, Aug 1909 Entered 1895 Army, 1888; Captain, ; Major, m. 1900, Sarah Jessie, d. of late Alexander 1905 Lt.-Col. 1913 served Nile ; ; Expedition, Dalrymple, and widow of Sir A. C. Curtis battles of Atbara and 1898, Khartoum ; 3rd Bt. ; one d. Late Lieut.-Col., R.G.A. South Africa, 1899-1902 brevet Heir : (despatches, b. Major William Longfleld Brady [b. of four Major, Queen's medal, clasps, King's 1863]. Club : Army and Navy. two Heir : s. Edward medal, clasps). Montagu [Died 22 Sept. 1909. Andrew [b. 30 Nov. 1910]. Address : 50 South Sir BRADY, Thomas Francis, Kt. ; cr. 1886 ; Audley Street, W. Club : Army and b. 1824 *. of Navy. July ; Patrick Wm. Brady, of [Died Sept. 1914. Cavan ; m. 1st. Sarah, d. of late Thomas BRADFORD, 3rd Earl of (cr. 1815), Orlando Bridgford of Spafleld, Co. Dublin; 2nd, Charles P.C. d. of John George Bridgeman, ; D.L., J.P. ; Annie, Lipsett, Manor House, : Bt. 1660 ; Baron Bradford, 1794 ; Viscount Ballyshannon. Educ. Trin. Coll. Dublin. b. 24 1819 Entered Board of Public Newport, .1818 ; Apr. ; widower ; Works in Ireland,

A?, father 1865. : 1846 ; of Irish Educ. Harrow ; Trin. Coll. Inspector Fisheries, 1860-91 ; Camb. M.P. (C.) S. Salop, 1842-65; Vice- Member of Royal Commission on Sea and

Chamberlain, 1852, 1858-59 ; Lieut.-Col Oyster Fisheries, 1868 ; Royal Commission 1st Batt. on Shropshire Volunteers, 1862 ; Lord Trawling (U.K.), 1884; Commissioner of Piers and Harbours in is Chamberlain, 1866-68 ; Master of the Horse, Ireland; Hon. 1874-80, 1885-86. Owned about 22,000 Representative in Ireland for the Shipwrecked acres. Heir : s. Viscount Newport [b. 1845]. Fishermen's and Mariners' Society, and the :4 Address 4 Lowndes Square ; Castle Brom- Royal Humane Society ; Hon. Sec. of the Lifeboat wich, Birmingham ; Weston Hall, Shiffnal ; Saturday Fund, Dublin District, for St. Catherine's, Windermere. Clubs : Carlton, the Royal National Lifeboat Institution; Turf, Travellers', Wanderers'. also Hon. Sec. of the Dublin Society for [Died 9 March 1898. the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, etc. Publications : Digests on the Irish BRADFORD, 4th Earl of (cr. 1815), George Fishery Cecil Laws. Address : 11 Percy Place, Dublin. Orlando Bridgeman, J.P., D.L. ; Bt. Died 21 Sept. 1904. 1660 ; Baron Bradford, 1794 ; Viscount s. Thomas John Newport, 1818 ; of 3rd Earl and Selina BRADY, Bellingham, M.A., LL.D. Assistant of Louisa, y. d. of 1st Lord Forester ; b. 3 Feb. (Dublin) ; Commissioner Inter- mediate from b. 1845 ; m. Lady Ida Anabella Frances Education, Ireland, 1880; 21 March 1841 e. s. of late Lumley, 2nd d. of 9th Earl of Scarborough, Dublin, ; Thomas Professor of Medical 1869 ; three s. four d. ; S. father 1898. Brady, M.D., Jurisprud- Educ. : Harrow. Served in Life Guards, ence, University of Dublin, etc. Educ. : Rev. R. North's Belve- 1864-67; M.P. (C.) N. Shropshire, 1867- School, Rathmines ; dere 1885. Owned about 22,000 acres. Heir : s. College (S.J.), Dublin ; Trinity College, Viscount Newport. Address : 44 Lowndes Dublin. 1st Classical Scholar, 1859; 1st Senior Moderator 1861 Square, S.W. ; Weston Park, Shifnal. (gold medal) Classics, ; for [Died 2 Jan. 1915. Berkeley Gold Medallist Greek, 1861 ; BRADFORD, Lt.-Gen. Wilmot Henry, Colonel Vice-Chancellor's Prize-man (Greek Verse), 1862. Professor of Classical of Royal Irish Rifles ; s. of Rev. William Extraordinary Trin. Coll. 1873-80 a Census Bradford of Storrington, Sussex ; b. 1815 ; Literature, Dub., ; m. 1903, Agnes Elizabeth (d. 1910), d. of Hon. (Ireland) Commissioner, 1891 and 1901. and Rev. Thomas Clotworthy Skeffington. Recreations : fishing, music, art. Addrets : : 1 Winslow Terenure Educ. Eton. Entered Army, 1833 ; Lieut.- Terrace, Road, Rathgar, Dublin. Club : Dublin Gen. 1877 ; retired, 1884 ; served in the University. Rifle Brigade, Crimea (medal with two clasps, [Died 30 March 1910. Turkish medal, 5th class Medjidie). Address : BR^EKSTAD, H. L., Vice-Consul for Norway : Ridgemount, Bournemouth. Clubs United from 1906 ; Anglo-Norwegian journalist and Junior Service. 7 Service, United litterateur ; b. Throndhjem, Norway? Sept.

[Died 14 March 1914. 1845. Resided in England from 1877 ; as- BRADLEY, Miss ; see Field,eld, Michael. sistant and art editor of Black and White, BRAD STREET, His Honour Judge Sir Edmond 1891-94; Knight of the Royal Norwegian of Simon 6th Bt. ; cr. 1759 ; County Court Order of St. Olaf ; Vice-President the Viking 83 BRAILEY WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Club. Publications : numerous political Royal Commission (Highlands and Islands), of the 1892-95 of the Dis- pamphlets ; The Constitution King- ; Member Congested several standard tricts Board from 1897 a dom of Norway ; translated (Scotland) ; Norwegian, Swedish, and Danish works into Commissioner of Northern Lighthouses from : Hill Court Advocate at Scots 1864 English. Address House, Road, 1885 ; became Bar, ; : 1880-85 b. 27 Dec. Eltham, Kent. Clubs National Liberal, Advocate-Depute, ; 1837 ; Savage. [Died 8 June 1915. e. s. of late Robert Brand, Merchant, Glas-

BRAILEY, William A., M.A., M.D. ; Ophthalmic gow, and Elizabeth Thomson, Edinburgh ; m. Elizabeth one Surgeon ; Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon, 1877, Findlay Dalziel, Paisley ; s. three d. : Guy's Hospital ; s. of Rev. W. Brailey ; m. Educ. Glasgow Academy, Agnes, d. of J. Robertson; two s. one d. University of Glasgow, Univ. of Edinburgh,

Educ. : Woodhouse Grove School ; Downing and University of Heidelberg. Doctor College, Cambridge. 1st Class Natural Utriusque Juris, University of Heidelberg. : of Session Science Tripos ; Hon. Fellow, Downing Publications Joint Editor Courtof College, Cambridge. Publications: various Act, 1868 Address : 42 Coates Gardens, : : works on ophthalmology. Recreation farm- Edinburgh. Clubs National Liberal ; Scot- ing. Address: 11 Old Burlington Street, tish Liberal, Edinburgh. 22 1908. W. ; Bathurst, Warbleton, Sussex. [Died Jan. 21 [Died 8 Apr. 1915. BRAND, James, I.S.O. ; b. Oct. 1843 ; 2nd R.A. 1911 A.R.A. 1894 s. of late W. H. who as BRAMLEY, Frank, ; ; Capt. Brand, R.N.," " b. near Boston, Lincolnshire, 6 May 1857 ; a Midshipman served on H.M.S. Revenge 3rd s. of Charles Bramley, late of Fiskerton, at Trafalgar, and Christina Cecilia, 2nd d. of Lincoln ; m. 1891, Katharine, 3rd d. of John of J. Greig, Procurator-Fiscal Shetland ; Graham, Huntingstile, Grasmere. Educ. : m. 1876, Emily Catherine, 4th d. of George : Lincoln. Gold Medal of Champs Elyse"es ; Edwards of Streatham ; one d. Educ. Associate Champs de Mars, 1893. Studied Royal Naval School, New Cross. Entered

in Lincoln School of Art and Antwerp. Admiralty, 1864 ; transferred to Exchequer Address : Tongue Ghyll, Grasmere, R.S.O., and Audit Office, 1872; retired, 1906. Westmorland. Club : Arts. Recreations : photography, gardening, read- [Died 10 Aug. 1915. ing. Address : 130 Burnt Ash Hill, S.E. in BRAMPTON, 1st Baron ; of Brampton the [Died 20 May 1907. Sir Sir County of Huntingdon; cr. 1899; BRANDIS, Dietrich, K.C.I.E. ; cr. 1887 ; cr. b. s. of C. Brandis Henry Hawkins; K.B. 1876; P.C., F.R.S. ; 1824 ; Dr. A. of Judge of Queen's Bench Division the High Professor of Philosophy, Bonn ; m. 1854, b. e. s. of d. of Marsh- Court, 1876-98 ; 14 Sept. 1817 ; Rachel Shepherd (d. 1863), Dr.

John Hawkins, Hitchin, Herts ; m. 1887, man of Bengal ; 2nd ; 1867, Katherine, d. of of Jane Louisa, d. of late H. F. Reynolds of Dr. Rudolph Hasse Bonn ; three s. Hulme, Lanes. Educ. : Bedford. Special one d. Educ. : Copenhagen, Gottingen, the Universities. pleader ; Barr. May 1843 ; went Old and Bonn Appointed by of Home Circuit ; Q.C. 1858 ; appointed judge Lord Dalhousie Superintendent Forests transferred in of Forests of Q.B. Division, Nov. 1876 ; by Pegu, 1856. Inspector- General sign-manual to Exchequer Division in same to Indian Government, 1864-83. Address :

month ; for a long time one of the leaders of Bonn, Germany. [Died 28 May 1907. the Old Circuit Bencher of Middle Home ; BRANDRAM, Rosina, principal contralto : Heir : none. Recreation : mem- Temple Savoy Theatre ; b. London ; d. of late Club. Address : 5 ber of the Jockey Tilney William Moult. Educ. : Havre, France. Street, Park Lane, W. Clubs : Carlton, Turf, Created all the principal contralto parts in Arthur's, Athenaeum. [Died 6 Oct. 1907. the Gilbert and Sullivan operas since 1st cr. lolanthe under Mr. Carte's BRAMWELL, Sir Frederick Joseph, Bt. ; ; D'Oyly manage- Civil ment in comic at 1889 ; D.C.L., LL.D., F.R.S. ; Engineer ; played operas Opera Civilian Member of Ordnance Committee Comique and Savoy Theatres and all prin- 1881 b. in British Isles and U.S.A. from commencement, ; London, cipal tpwns : 7 Mar. 1818 ; y. s. of George Bramwell, Recreations reading, fancy work. Ad- dress : 42 Gordon Banker ; m. 1st cousin, Leonora Frith, 1847. Mansions, Gordon Square, Educ. : Palace School, Enfleld. Appren- W.C. [Died 28 Feb. 1907. ticed to John Hague, mechanical engineer, BRANFOOT, Surgeon-General Sir Arthur 1834 then chief ; draughtsman ; manager Mudge, K.C.I.E., cr. 1911; C.I.E. 1898; of an factory ; commenced busi- engineering M.B. London. ; F.R.C.S. ; L.R.C.P. ; Presi- ness as a Civil Engineer, 1853 ; Associate, dent Medical Board India Office, 1904-1913 ; of Civil 1856 Presi- Institution Engineers, ; b. 27 Feb. 1848; s. of late Jonathan H. 1884-85 ; President, Institution of dent, Branfoot, M.D. ; m. 1st, Alice Stewart, d. Mechanical Engineers, 1874-75 ; Chairman, of Deputy Surgeon-General G. S. W. Ogg ; Executive Committee, Inventions Exhibition, two d. ; 2nd, Lucy Innes, d. of H. R. P. British 1888. 1884 ; President, Association, s. : Carter, C.E. ; one one d. Educ. Epsom Recreations : arm-chair, books, arithmetical College ; Guy's Hospital. Entered Indian billiards (note : not playing problems, Medical Service, 1872 ; Col. 1898 ; retired at billiards, but playing billiards), very 1903. Address : The Barn, Long Park, Heir : none. Address : occasional yachting. Chesham Bois, Bucks. Club : East India Park S.W. Four Kent 1A Hyde Gate, ; Elms, ; United Service. [Died 17 March 1914. 5 Great George Street, Westminster, S.W. 5th Baron Charles Clubs : Athenaeum, Carlton. BRAYBROOKE, (cr. 1788), Cornwallis M.A. Ex- [Died 30 Nov. 1903. Neville, J.P., D.L., ; of South- Vice-Lieut, Essex ; b. 29 Aug. 1823 ; BRAND, Hon. Charles, J.P. ; M.F.H. s. of 3rd Baron and Jane, d. of 2nd down from 1881 to 1903 ; b. I May 1855 ; Marquis Cornwallis ; S. brother 1861 m. y. s. of 1st Viscount Hampden [formerly ; Florence, d. 3rd d. of 3rd Viscount Hawarden, 1849. Speaker, House of Commons] ; m. Alice, Educ. : Eton Coll. Camb. of His Excellency Silvain Van der Weyer, ; Magdalene d. Educ. : Heir : b. Rev. Latimer, b. 1827. Address : 1878 ; one s. three Rugby. Saffron Clubs : Coldstream Guards, 1873-80. Recreations : Audley End, Walden. Travellers'. 7 June 1902. cricket, fox-hunting, shooting. Address : Carlton, [Died Sussex. Clubs : Little'dene, Lewes, Guards', BRAYBROOKE, 6th Baron (cr. 1788), Rev. Turf. [Died 25 Aug. 1912. Latimer Neville, M.A. ; Master Magdalene

cr. 1907 Sheriff of Coll. from 1853 : BRAND, Sir David ; Kt. ; ; Camb. Hon. Canon St. Crofters' Com- Albans from 1873 Rector of Ayr from 1885 ; Chairman ; Heydon, of the mission from 1886 ; was Chairman Cambridgeshire, from 1851; b. 22 April 84 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BREWER

1827 ; *. of 3rd Baron and d. of 2nd Jane, decorative art under the late Owen Jones Cornwallis ; S. brother 1902 Marquis ; m and Sir M. D. Wyatt ; joined the Depart- 1853, Lucy Frances, d. of John T. Le Mar- ment of Science and Art ; chant. Educ. : Eton and Magdalene Coll. C01 Headmaster, * School of Art, late Head- Camb. Cl. Classical 1860-89; (2nd Tripos, 1849), master Metropolitan School of Vice-Chancellor Camb. 1860-61 Art, Kildare ; formerly Street, Dublin took ; an active part in the Fellow Magdalene Coll. Camb. Proctor in ; Cork Exhibition of 1883, and established Convocation, Diocese St. Albans, 1887-95 the series of convent classes in and Rural Dean, Saffron Walden, 1875-97 drawing design in the south of Ireland, which had Heir: s. Hon. 1855 Henry Neville; [b. such an important bearing on the lace m. 1898, Emilie Pauline, y. d. of late Stry A B" H - A " 1876; Academician, Antoine Gonin of the Chateau de ^7e ivi t : Condamine, Me ber of R yal Irish Macon, France]. Recreation: was in Eton ifla' . Academy 1889. Publications : Lecture on the Modern XI., 1844. Address : Audley End, Saffron Irish Lace Industry, published the Arts Walden Coll. by ; Magdalene Camb. ; and Heydon Crafts Society, Dublin. Recreations : Rectory, Royston. [Died 12 Jan. 1904. reading, sketching, cycling. Address : 140 Sir cr. Leinster BRAYN, Richard, Kt., 1911 ; Home Road, Rathmines, Dublin. Office in Expert Lunacy ; Member of Council of Supervision, Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic BRETHERTON, Major

; b. 1850 *. of J. G. I.S.C., F.R.G.S. Asylum ; Brayn, ; Supply & Transport Market m. d. of Corps, on Drayton ; 1878, Laura, special duty, Sikkim, from 1903 ; Deputy Inspector-General Fysher Negus, b. Gloucester, 1860; s. of late Edward R.N. s. ; one one d. Educ. : Wem Gram- Bretherton of Clifton, Bristol, and S mar School ; d. of late privately ; King's College, Georgiana, W. Barton Brice ; m. London. Katherine e. M.R.C.S. Eng., 1873 ; L.R C P Murray, d. of Major.-Gen. R. D London, 1874; L.S.A. 1874; Associate, Campbell. Educ. : privately. Joined Royal Irish " " King's College, London, 1874; Assistant Regiment, 1882 ; in Queen's i Own in the Corps of 1884-87 Surgeon following prisons Ports- Guides, ; on special duty, 1875 in mouth, ; Millbank, 1876 ; Wormwood Gilgit, 1893-97, and Kashmir, 1897-1903 Medical Officer (services Scrubbs, 1879; at the acknowledged by Government) ; served with 1st and following prisons Pentonville, 1879 ; Wok- 2nd Miranzai Expedi- ing, 1882 1889 tions, 1891 ; Parkhurst, ; Governor and (despatches, medal with clasp) ; Medical Chitral 1895 Officer, Woking Prison, 1889 ; Expedition, (despatches, medal Governor and Medical Officer, Aylesbury with clasp, D.S.O.); Tirah Expedition, 1895 1897-98 2 Prison, ; Medical Superintendent, (despatches, clasps). Decorated Broadmoor Criminal Lunatic Asylum, 1896- for services during investment of Mastuj 1910 Fort ; Member of Home Office Committee by Chitralis. Recreations : shooting, on Inebriate Reformatories, 1899 ; Foreign riding, fishing, travelling. Address: Sik- Associated Member of Socie'te' Clinique de kim. Club : Junior Army and Navy. Medicine . Mentale, Paris, 1908. Publica- [Died 26 July 1904. tions : Care and Supervision of the Criminal BRETON, Jules, Hon. Foreign Academician, Insane (Journal of Mental Science, 1901). b. Courrieres, Pas-de-Calais, 1 May 1827. Recreations : shooting, horticulture, golf. Studied under Drolling and M. F. Devigne. Address : Gledholt, Hereford South- of Road, Legion Honour, 1861 ; Commander, sea. Clubs : Albert Royal Yacht, Southsea ; 1889 ; elected member of Acade"mie des several golf. 12 March 1912. [Died Beaux-Arts, 1886. Publications : Poems ; Pierre La vie BRAZZA, Paul Francois Camille de, Autobiography ; d'un artiste ; Savarette Count de Savorgnan ; b. on a vessel in ; Nos peintres du siecle ; Belphine harbour of de Bernard La Peinture Un Rip Janeiro, 26 Jan. 1852. (biographic de) ; ; Educ. : Jesuits' Address : rue de College : Paris. Served peintre paysan. Long- French 136 xvb Paris. 5 1906. Navy ; naturalised as a Frenchman, champ, [Died July 1874 ; sent to explore the basin of the river BRETT, Major Charles Arthur Hugh, D.S.O. ; Ogowe, Western 1875 sent another Suffolk Africa, ; the Regiment ; b. 28 March 1865 ; expedition by African Association of France, *. of late Lieut.-Col. Arthur Brett, A.P.D. 1879, and founded towns of Francheville (formerly 2nd Dragoon Guards (Queen's and Brazzaville sent ; by Government to Bays) ; m. 1909, Enid Geraldine, e. d. of consolidate French authority, 1883 ; made late Lt.-Col. H. H. St. George. Entered of the new Commissary-General settlements, army, 1885 ; Captain, 1894 ; Adjutant 1st 1886 led another ; expedition, 1891 ; re- Batt. Suffolk Regiment, 1895-99 ; Adjutant turned to 1897. Address : France, Rue de 4th Batt., 1900 ; Major, 1906 ; served Hazara 23 Paris. Matignon, VHIe, Expedition, 1888 (medal with clasp) ; South [Died 14 Sept. 1905. Africa, 1899-1900 (severely wounded, des-

BREAKSPEARE, W. A., Member of Society patches, D.S.O. , medal with three clasps). of Oil Painters. Address : I The Mall Address : Bury St. Edmunds. Park Road, Haverstock Hill, N.W. [Died 3 Sept. 1914. [Died 8 May 1914. BRETT, John, A.R.A. 1881. Pre-Raphaelite Rt. Rev. BREE, Herbert, D.D., Bishop of painter ; works chiefly sea and coast land- Barbados from 1882 b. ; 1828 ; s. of John scapes. Address : Daisyfield, Putney Heath Keswick Bree, Emerald, ; m. 2nd, Mary, Lane, S.W. Club : Athenaeum. d. of William Newland, Bramley, Surrey, [Died 7 Jan. 1902. 1866. Ordained 1852; Curate of Drink- BRETT, Sir Wilford, K.C.M.G. ; cr. 1864;

stone, Suffolk, 1851-54 ; Wolverstone Suf- b. 1824 ; widower. Entered Army, 1840 ; 1854-58 folk, ; Rector of Harkstead, 1858- served Ceylon, North America, Malta ; 1865 Curate of : ; Long Melford, 1865-70 ; retired 1869. Address Moore Place, Rector of Brampton, Huntingdon, 1870-82. Esher. Club : National Union. Address : Bishop's Court, Bridgetown, [Died 30 Oct. 1901. Barbados. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. BREWER. David J., Justice Supreme Court of b. [Died 26 Feb. 1899. the United States since 1890 ; Smyrna, s. of Rev. Josiah BRENAN, James, R.H.A., M.R.I.A., A.R.C.A. Asia Minor ; 2nd Brewer,

; b. of Dr. David (Lond.) Dublin, 1837 ; e. s. of late and Emilia, d. Rev. Dudley, Thomas Brenan Louise R. ; m. Frances Anne, e. d. of Field ; m. 1st, 1861, Landon, late John Williams ; Macroom, County Cork. Burlington, Vermont (d. 1898) ; 2nd, 1901, Educ. : Mr. Strong's School, Peter Street, Emma M. Mott, Chateaugay, N.Y. Educ. : and Rev. Dr. Stuart's School, Temple Street, Yale University. A.B. 1856; A.M. 1859; Dublin. Worked, for^a time in London at LL.D. 1886, Iowa College ; 1888, Washburn 85 BREWER WHO WAS WHO, 1897^1916

College; 1891, Yale University; 1900 Square, Lincoln's Inn, W.C. ; Stock Ex- University of Wisconsin ; 1901, Wesleyan change Buildings, Johannesburg, Transvaal. Univ. Justice : Supreme Court, Kansas Clubs Conservative ; Rand, Johannesburg. 1870-84 j Judge U.S. Circuit Court, 1884-90 [Died 18 Dec. 1914. President Venezuela Boundary Commis Sir ft. BRIDGE, John, Xt., cr. 1890 ; J.P. ; sion, 1896 ; member Venezuela Arbitration 1824 ; m. Ada Louisa, d. of George Bridge, 1898 Yale Tribunal, ; Lecturer, University 1857. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Oxford. Barr. on Responsibilities of Citizenship, Dodge Inner Temple, 1850 ; Chief Police Magistrate 1901 Endowment, ; Orator, Yale Univ. for London to 1889. Address : 50 Inverness Bicentennial, 1901. Publications : Opinions Terrace, W. : Headley Grove, Epsom. in Law Address : D.C Reports. Washington, Clubs : Athenreum, Reform. 29 [Died March 1910 [Died 26 Apr. 1900. Rev. E. BREWER, Cobham, LL.D. 1840 BRIDGE, Thomas William, M.Sc. (Birm.), ft. Literary Virtuoso and Historian ; London Sc.D. (Cantab), F.R.S., F.L.S., F.Z.S. ; 2 1810 the 15th of 24 children May ; ; m Mason Professor of Zoology and Comparative Ellen, d. of Rev. Francis Tebbutt, of Hove in Anatomy the University of Birmingham ; Educ. : Trin. Hall, Camb. Publications . at one time Demonstrator of Comparative Guide to Science 1848 (45th ed. 1896) Anatomy in the University of Cambridge, Guide to English History, 1849 (63rd ed and Professor of Zoology at the Royal of 1858 of 1896) ; History Rome, ; Greece of ft. College Science, Dublin ; Birmingham, 1859 of the ; Old Testament, 1858 ; of the 5 Nov. 1848 ; e. s. of Thomas Bridge and New 1860 in Testament, ; Theology Science, Lucy, d. of late Thomas Crosbee of Birming- 1860; Political, Domestic, and : Literary ham ; unmarried. Educ. Private School, History of France, 1864 (do. of Germany Birmingham ; Midland Institute and Trinity of Phrase 1881) ; Dictionary and Fable College, Camb. (Foundation Scholar). Pub- 1868 ; a new and 1894 enlarged edition, ; lications : Papers and memoirs on zoological The Reader's 1880 La Clef de Handbook, ; subjects, principally on the anatomy of la Science. Recreation : gardening. Ad- fishes, published in the Proceedings and dress : Edwinstowe, Newark, Notts. Transactions of the Royal Society, the [Died 6 March 1897. Proceedings and Transactions of the Zoo- Rev. James BREWITT, C., President of the logical Society, Journal of the Linnean United Methodist Free 1899 Churches, ; Society, the Journal of Anatomy and Physi- Secretary of U.M.F.C. Mission Evangelic ; ology, Proceedings of the Birmingham b. 24 March 1843 2nd s. of late J. C. ; Philosophical Society, etc. Address : Fern- Brewltt, Sleaford, Lines; m. Mary Eliza- dale, Selly Park ; The University, Birming- beth, d. of late E. Taylor, Cley next the Sea, ham. [Died 30 June 1909. Norfolk. Educ. : Middle-Class Boarding BRIDGER, Rev. John; Vicar of Rainford, School, Nottingham. Entered the ministry Lancashire ; Hon. Canon of Liverpool ; of the U.M.F.C. 1863. Had pastorates in Commissary to the Bishop of Qu'Appelle. Holt, Wisbech, Bristol, Burnley, Leeds, Superintendent emigrant Chaplain for twenty- Southport, Nottingham, Norwich, Darling- eight years in connection with the S.P.C.K. ton, Cleckheaton, Barrow-in-Furness ; for at ; formerly worked abroad several years a Comnnttee and Conference Liverpool under the S.P.G. in British Guiana and the Official. Publications : A few Sermons and Sandwich Islands. Publications : Articles, Articles. Address : Hawcoat Lane, Abbey on Colonization and Emigration. Road, Barrow-in-Furness. etc., Address: Rainford Vicarage, St. Helens, [Died 13 Apr. 1905. Lanes. [Died 20 July 1911. BREWTNALL, Edward F., R.W.S. Address : 32 Fairfax Road, Bedford Park, W. BRIDGES, The Rev. Sir George Talbot, S.J., 8th cr. 1718 ft. 1818 S. [Died 13 Nov. 1902. Bt., ; ; cousin, 1895 unmarried. Heir : none. BREYMANN, Dr. Hermann Wilhelm, Professor ; of 27 Nov. 1899. Romance Philology University of Munich ; [Died LL.D. Victoria University, Manchester. BRIDGES, John Henry; 6. Old Newton, Publications : Les deux livres des Machabe"es, Suffolk. 11 Oct. 1832; *. of Rev. Charles 1868 Modern d. of ; On Languages, 1872 ; La Bridges ; m. 1869, Mary Alice, G. B. dime de : pe"nitance, 1874 ; A French Gram- Hadwen, Kebroyd, Halifax. Educ. Rugby; 1874 mar, ; On Provencal Literature, 1875 ; Wadham College, Oxford. Fellow of Oriel Sprachwissenschaft und Neuere Sprachen, College, 1855-60; Member of College of 1876 Diez' Leben of of ; und Werke, 1878 ; Surgeons, 1860 ; Fellow College Lehre vom franzosischen 1882 to Verb, ; Diez' Phy&icians, 1866 ; Physician Bradford kleinere 1883 of Arbeiten, ; Ueber Lautphy- Infirmary, 1861-69 ; Medical Inspector

siologie, 1884 ; Zur Reform des neusprach- Local Government Board, 1869-92. Publica- lichen Unterrichts, 1884 ; Franzos. Element- tions : Richelieu and Colbert, 1866 ; trans- Grammat, 1884; Franzos. Element-Uebungs- lator of Comte's General View of Positivism, 1884 Wiinsche Life Doctrine buch, ; und Hoffnungen, 1865 ; Unity of Comte's and 1885 ; Franz. Grammatik, 1885-86 ; Franz. (letter to J. S. Mill), 1866 ; joint translator 1885-87 Uebungsbuch, ; Marlowe's Faustus, of Comte's Positive Polity, 1875 ; part

1889 ; Beitraege z. roman. u. engl. Philol. author of New Calendar of Great Men, 1892 ; 1889 ff.: Friedr. Diez. 1894; die neuspr. editor of Opus Majus of Roger Bacon, 1897-

Reform-Literatur, 1895, 1900, 1905 ; die 1900. Address : 2 Park Place Gardens, Lit. phonet. 1897 ; Franz Lehr und Ubungs- Paddington, W. Club : Athenaeum.

buch fur Gymnasien, 1903 ; Die Calderon- [Died 15 June 1906. Address: Bibliographie, 1905. Aimnillcrstr, BRIDGES, Brig.-General William Throsby, 30, Munchen. [Died 10 Sept. 1910. C.M.G. 1907 ; Inspector- General Common- Forces 1914 ft. 18 BRICE, Seward, M.A., LL.D. London ; K.C. ; wealth Military from ; ft. 1846 d. of late S. ; m. Gertrude, Henry Feb. 1861 ; s. of Captain W. W. Bridges of s. Berens Edgbaston, 1888 ; one Educ. : R.N. ; m. 1885, Edith Lilian Francis. Educ.:

University Coll. London ; Bencher, Inner Trinity College School, Port Hope, Canada ; Temple, 1894. Publications : The Law R.M.C. Kingston, Canada. Served South to relating Public Worship, 1876 ; The Law Africa, 1899-1900 (Queen's medal, 3 clasps) ; Practice, and Procedure relating to Patents, A.Q.M.G. Headquarters, Commonwealth and of Designs, Trade Marks, 1884 ; A Treatise Military Fprces, 1902 ; Chief Intelligence, on the of Doctrine Ultra Vires, 3rd ed. 1905 ; Chief of General Staff, 1909 ; Com-

1893 ; The Law of Tramways and Light mandant Royal Military College of Australia, Railways, 2nd ed. 1902. Address : 14 Old 1910-14. Address : Victoria Barracks, 86 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BRIGHT

Melbourne. Clubs : Australian, Sydney ; Graduate Prof, of Theological Encyclopedia Melbourne, Melbourne. and. Symbolics, Union Theological Seminary, 20 1915. N.Y. b. [Died May City ; New York, 15 Jan. 1841 ; s. BRIDGEWATER, Francis Matthew ; news- of Alanson Tuthil Briggs and Sarah Mead owner of The both of paper proprietor ; acting Berrian, American colonial ancestry ; Financial and other Times, newspapers ; m. Julie Valentine Dobbs ; two s. three d. also of St. Clement's Press b. Educ. : ; Cheltenham, University of Virginia ; Union 1851 educated there. Address : 7 Mares- ; Theological Seminary, New York ; Univer- field Gardens, Hampstead, N.W. sity of Berlin under Dorner and Rodiger. [Died 14 June 1915. Pastor of Presbyterian Church, Roselle, N. J. BRIDGFORD, Col. Sir Robert, K.C.B., cr. 1870-74; Prof, of Hebrew and Cognate Vol. Batt. Man- 1902 ; C.B. 1885 ; 2nd Languages, Union Theological Seminary, b. 1836. Address : chester Regiment ; 1874-91 ; of Biblical Theology, 1891-1904.

Beech Lawn, Whalley Range, Manchester ; Ordained Priest P.E.Ch. 1899. Publications : Hereford. Club : Con- Biblical Fownhope Court, Study, 1883 ; American Presby- 13 1905. servative. [Died May terianism, 1885 ; Messianic Prophecy, 1886 ; Whither? Biblical BRIDPORT, 1st Viscount (cr. 1868), Alexander 1889; History, 1890; Authority of Scripture, 1891 ; The Nelson Hood, G.C.B., D.L., J.P. ; Baron Holy Duke of Bronte" Bible, The Church, and The Reason, 1892 ; Briclport, 1794; (in Italy) The 1799 [1st Baron was Admiral Viscount Higher Criticism of the Hexateuch, b. 1893 ; The Messiah of the Gospels, 1894 ; Bridport] ; Hon. Equerry to H.M. ; 23 The Messiah of the 1895 ; General Dec. 1814 ; *. of 2nd Baron ; g. s. of 1st Apostles, Earl Nelson: S. father 1868; m. 1838, Introduction to the Study of Holy Scripture, 1899 The Incarnation of our 1903 Lady Mary Hill (d. 1884), 2nd d. of 3rd ; Lord, ; Marquess of Downshire. Entered army, New Light on the Life of Jesus, 1904; Ethical Teaching of Jesus, Com- ; Col. Scots Guards ; General 1877, 1904; mentary on the Psalms, 1906-7 ; The retired, 1881 ; Groom-in-Waiting to Queen

: Papal Commission and the Pentateuch, with Victoria, 1841 ; Equerry, 1857-84 Clerk Baron F. Hiigel, 1906 ; Church Unity, Marshal to the Prince Consort ; Lord-in- V9n 1909 and American editor of Waiting, 1884-1901. Owned land in England ; originator International and Inter- and Sicily. Heir : s. Hon. Arthur Hood. Theological Library national author with Address: Royal Lodge, Great Park, Commentary ; joint F. Brown and S. R. Driver of new Hebrew Windsor ; Castello di Maniace, Sicily. : Lexicon. Address : Broadway, and 120th Clubs Carlton, Travellers' ; Bronte". 11831 [Died 4 June 1904. Street, New York. Club : Century, N.Y. [Died 8 June 1913. BRIERLEY, J:, B.A. London ; Author and b. BRIGGS, Ernest Edward, R.I. ; artist; Journalist ; b. Leicester, 1843 ; father, 12 Jan. 1866 8. of woollen manufacturer m. Selina, d. of Broughty Ferry, ; Henry ; Currer and Catherine of James Crossley, Leicester; four s. one d. Briggs Shepherd of Wakefleld ; m. Mary Cooper Clayton, Educ. : private school ; New College, : Uni- Doncaster ; three d. Educ. London London ; London University. Congrega- School Yorkshire College, tional minister, Torrington, N. Devon, versity College ; Leeds, where he studied mining engineering ; 1871-76 ; Leytonstone, 1876-80 ; Balham, gave up the latter for the career of an artist, 1882-86 ; resigned public ministry from Slade School under Prof. failure of health and resided four years on studying at the and in exhibited the Continent, studying theology and general Legros Italy ; pictures in from 1891 in the Royal Academy. Publica- literature ; spent some time European tion : and Art in Scotland, 1909. and Eastern travel, and returned to England, Angling Address : 1891 then resided in London while Recreations : angling and golf. ; ; Perthshire. Clubs: abroad commenced writing religious and Dalbeathie, Dunkeld, Fishers'. for the Christian World Arts, St. John's Wood Arts, Fly literary essays 1913. of [Died 8 Sept. newspaper ; some volumes these, notably cr. 1870 s. Ourselves and the Universe and Studies of the BRIGGS, Sir John Henry, Kt., ; b. 1808 m. Soul, went through many editions and have of Sir John ThomasjBriggs ; ; been translated into German and Swedish. 1st, Amelia, d. of L. 'Hopkinson ; 2nd, 1889, d. of James Gruar. Educ. : Publications : Ourselves and the Universe ; Elizabeth, Studies of the Soul The Common Life Westminster. Reader to Board of Admiralty ; ; for 25 on retirement from Problems of Living ; The Eternal Religion ; years ; knighted of of chief clerk at Admiralty after Sidelights on Religion ; Aspects the the post of Life 44 the last 5 as chief Spiritual ; Our City God ; and the years service, during Ideal From Philistia. Recreations : read- clerk Address : 6 Elm Park Road, South ; Feb. 1897. ing, chess, foreign travel, cycling. Address : Kensington, S.W. [Died 26 Helensleigh, Dean Road, Willesden Green, BRIGHT, Charles Edward, C.M.G. 1883; b. N.W. Clubs : National Eclectic. Robert Abbots Liberal, 1829 ; *. of late Bright, 8 Feb. 1914. Hon. Anna Maria [Died Leigh, Bristol ; m. Sir cr. 1909 M.P. d. of 3rd Vis- BRIGG, John, Kt., ; D.L., (L.) Georgiana Manners-Sutton, .Keighley Division of Yorkshire, West Riding, count Canterbury, 1868; three s. one d. of to from 1895 ; Advisory Board United Educ Winchester. Commissioner Director of Leeds and 1865 Counties Bank ; Exhibition of London, 1862 ; Dublin, ;

Canal b. 1873 ; Mel- Liverpool ; Guardhouse, Keighley, Melbourne, 1866-67 ; London,

21 1834 s. of John and 1883 ; Adelaide, Sept. ; Brigg Margaret bourne, 1880 ; Calcutta, Ann m. d. of 1888 twice chairman (Marriner) ; 1860, Mary, 1887 ; Melbourne, ; *. d. for William Anderton, Bingley ; four one of Melbourne Harbour Trust, and many and Educ. : Mr. Payne, Dewsbury. Actively years one of trustees of Public Library engaged in worsted business till 1890. National Gallery, Melbourne; Member of Helped to found Keighley Trade School and Board of Advice Agent-General for Victoria House reorganise Girls' Grammar School. Publica- from 1892. Address : .Manor of tions : Scientific pamphlets and papers in Elstree, Herts. Clubs : Wmdham, City British Association. Recreations : natural London, Hurlingham. science, shooting, travel. Address : Kild- [1MW Jftfy 191B . J.P. b. wick Hall, Keighley. Clubs : National BRIGHT, Right Hon. Jacob, P.O., ; Liberal; Liberal Clubs, Bradford and 1821 * of late Jacob Bright, bro. of John Keighley. [Died 30 Sept. 1911. Bright; m. 1855, Ursula, d. of Joseph Educ. : Friends BRIGGS,Prof. Charles Augustus, D.D., Prince- Mellor, merchant, Liverpool. of Williams D. Litt. Oxon. School York. Chairman John Bright ton, Edin., Glasgow ; ; 87 BRIGHT WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

and Bros, of Rochdale; M.P. for Man- Orders of Rising Sun and Sacred Treasure. chester (L.), 1867-74, 1876-85 ; S.W. Div. Publications : 1901 * Japan, ; Japan and of Manchester, 1886-95 ; retired 1895 ; China, 1903 ; Unabridged Japanese-English gave great attention and support to all Dictionary ; Japan, in Encyclopaedia Britan- efforts for of of nica improvement position ; Gagaku H'tori Annai. . Address : 3 women as regards property rights and legal, Hiro-cho Azabu, Tokyo. civil, and political disabilities. Recreations : [Died 22 Oct. 1912. horseback exercise. Address travelling, 31 BRISCO, Sir Musgrave Horton, 4th Bt., cr. St. James's Place, S.W. ; The Lodge, Esher, 1782 ; J.P., D.L. ; President Mid Cumber- Clubs : National Surrey. Reform, Liberal ; land Conservative Association ; County Reform, Manchester. [Died 7 Nov. 1899 Alderman ; Chairman Wigton Bench of Rev. b. 11 BRIGHT, William, D.D. ; Regius Pro- Magistrates ; Aug. 1833 ; m. 1867, fessor of Ecclesiastical d. of Sir W. History and Canon Mary, H. Feilden, 2nd Bt. ; one of Christ Church, Oxford, from 1868, and *. two d. S. father 1884. Educ. : Win- sub-Dean chester. from 1895 ; Proctor for the Chapter Owned about 4000 acres. Recrea- in Convocation from b. 14 tion : : s. 1878 ; Dec. 1824 general sportsman. Heir Hylton, *. of William Bright, Town-Clerk, Doncaster. b. 1871. Address: Crofton Hall, Wigton, Educ. : Cumberland. Rugby, 1837-43 ; University College, [Died 19 Dec. 1909. Colonel Sir Oxford. 1st Class Lit. Hum. 1846 John- BRISE, Samuel K C B , ; Ruggles, son's cr. 1897 Theological Scholar, 1847 ; Fellow and (Jubilee honour) ; C.B. 1881 ; afterwards Colonel West Essex Tutor, 1843-68; Theological Honorary Militia ; Tutor of Trin. Coll. and J.P. Glenalmond, N.B., 1851- Deputy-Lieut, Essex and Suffolk ; b. 29 Dec. 1825 o. 8. 1858 ; Proctor for the Chapter in Convoca- ; of John Ruggles Brise, tion, 1878-1900. Publications: Hymns and Spains Hall, Essex, and Catherine, d. of other Verses J. H. ; Ancient Collects selected from Harrison, Copford Hall, Essex ; m. Various Marianne Rituals, 6th ed. 1867 ; The Roman Weyland, 4th d. of Sir Edward Claims tested by Antiquity, 1877; History Bowyer-Smyth, 10th Bt., Hill Hall and of the Church from Horham Essex. : A.D. 313 to 451, 5th ed. Hall. Educ. Eton ; Mag- 1888; Chapters of Early English Church dalene Coll. Camb. Entered army as cornet in 1st History, 3rd ed. 1897 ; Lessons from the Dragoon Guards, 1844 ; appointed Lives of Three Great Lieut.-Col. West Essex Fathers, 2nd ed. 1891 ; Militia, 1852 ; M.P. in Church East 1883-84 Waymarks History, 1894; The (C.) Essex, 1868, ; C.B. 1881. Roman See in the Early Church, and other Address : Spains Hall, Finchingfleld, Essex. 1896 a Club : Carlton. Studies, ; Sow Aspects of Primitive [Died 28 May 1899. Church Life, 1898; Notes on Canons of BRISSON, Henri ; b. Bourges, 31 July 1835. First Called to Paris Four Councils, 1882 ; The Incarnation Bar, 1859 ; Deputy from the as a Motive 1871 for Marseilles Power, 1891 ; Morality in Seine, ; from 1902 ; 1892 The Law of President of the 1895-98 Presi- Doctrine, ; Faith, 1898 ; Chamber, ; lona and other dent de la Commission Verses, 1885 ; Addresses on du Budget, 1885 ; Seven Minister of Justice and Sayings from the Cross, 1887 ; Private President of the and 1891 with Family Prayers ; some reprints of Council, ; Challemel-Lacour and Treatises of Fathers and Early Church Allain-Targe founded La Revue Politique. : Historians with introductions : transla- Address 25 Rue Lauristan, Paris. tions from St. Athanasius and St. Leo the [Died 11 Apr. 1912. 3rd Great; Faith and Life, readings comniled~ BRISTOL, Marquis of (cr. 1826), Frederick from Ancient William John Baron Writers, 2nd ed. 1866 ; Co- Hervey, Hervey, 1703 ; Earl of editor with Rev. P. G. Medd of Latin Version Bristol, 1714 ; Earl Jermyn, 1826. of of Lord Lieutenant of Suffolk Book Common Prayer. Address : from 1886 ; Christ Church, Oxford. Hereditary High Steward of Liberty of St. [Died 16 March 1901. Edmund ; Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Suffolk

William C.S.I. Regiment (Militia) ; b. 1834 ; S. father BRIGHT, Robert, 1901 ; Opium from 1902 b. 1864 ; m. y. d. of late Gen. Hon. Agent, Behar, ; 15 Aug. 1857 ; George e. s. of Gen. Sir 1862. Church of Con- R. O. Bright, G.C.B. ; m. Anson, England. 1883, Ellen Theophila, d. of C. T. Metcalfe, servative, though desirous of Financial C.S.I. : Reform. Educ. : Trin. Educ. Winchester, Balliol Coll. Eton ; Coll. Camb. Oxford. Passed for the Indian Civil Service, M.P. West Suffolk, 1859-64. Owned about acres. 1878 ; went to India, 1880 ; served in various 32,000 Possessed a few good pictures, capacities until May 1897, when he became Italian, Spanish, and English Schools. Heir : n. F. W. F. chairman, Calcutta Corporation ; had to Captain Hervey, R.N. resign in consequence of ill-health, Sept. Address : Ickworth, Bury St. Edmunds. 1900 Club : Carlton. 7 ; Inspector-Gen. Police, Bengal, 1900- [Died Aug. 1907. 1902. Recreations : tennis, golf, riding, etc. BRISTOW, Very Rev. John, M.A. : Dean of Address : Bankipur, Bengal. Clubs : U.S., Connor from 1908. Educ. : Trinity College-, Calcutta Tollyganj, Golf, ; Darjiling ; Clifton Dublin. Ordained, 1857; Curate of Kil- Golf. 11 [Died May 1908. common, 1857-59 ; Incumbent of Glencraig, Sir 1859-65 1865-66 BRINCKMAN, Theodore Henry, 2nd Bt., ; Holy Trinity. Belfast, ; cr. 1831 retired Rector of Knock 1866-73 Pre- ; Capt., 1855 ; D.L. ; s Breda, ; of 1st of Rathsharkin in Bt. and Charlotte, *. of 8th Duke of bendary Coflnor, 1892-98 ; Leeds b. 1830 S. Chancellor of Connor 1898-1900 ; ; father 1880 ; m. 1861, Cathedral, ; d. of Incumbent of St. 1873-93 Lady Cecilia, 2nd Marquis Conyngham, James', Belfast, ; K.P. (d. 1877). Educ. : Eton. Ensign Canon, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Dublin,

17th 1849 1900-3 ; Archdeacon of 1903-8. Foot, ; M.P. Canterbury, 1868- Connor, 1874. Owned about 2500 acres. Heir: Publications : Principles of Science and

s. Col. Theodore. Address : 34 Grosvenor Religion the Same, 1894 ; Prayer, Praise, and Address : Ire- Street, W. ; St. Leonard's, Windsor. Clubs : Thanksgiving. Connor, Army and Navy, Garrick, Turf. land. [Died 15 Dec. 1909. [Died 7 May 1905. BRISTOW, Rev. Richard Rhodes, M.A., Canon BRINK LEY, Captain Frank, Foreign adviser to Missioner of Southwark Cathedral Hon. Yusen ; Nippon Kaisha, Tokyo correspondent Canon of Rochester Cathedral ; Rector of

to the Times ; and editor of St. proprietor Olave's, Southwark, from 1897 ; Warden Mail from 1881 b. 1841 of Japan ; ; commanded Kent Penitentiary, Stone, Dartford ; in 1867 Royal Artillery Japan, ; Principal y. s. of Henry Essex Bristow of Lindsay, Instructor Marine Artillery College, Tokyo, Bristow, and Co., Wool Importers, Bread

1871 ; Prof, of Mathematics at Imperial Street, E.C. ; m. Elizabeth Lane, 2nd d. Third Class of E. Engineering College, Tokyo; Lane Swatman, Solicitor, King's Lynn ; WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BROADHURST

one s. three d. Educ. : privately, St. BROADBENT, Albert, Secretary, the Vege, Oxford. B.A. 1866 tarian Mary Hall, ; deacon, Society ; b. Hollingworth, Cheshire- Curate of S. Clerken- 15 1866 ; Hon. Philip's, Feb. 1867 ; m. Christina, d. of William to St. well, 1866 ; transferred Stephen's, Harrison of Manchester. Intended for a 1868-97 Member of Lewisham ; Vicar, ; commercial career, but joined the staff of 1885-97 School Board for London, ; and the Vegetarian Society, 1894, and became served as Chairman of School 1895 Management secretary, ; represented the Vggetarian Committee, and as Almoner of Christ's Society at International Congresses at Paris, Proctor in Convocation for St. Hospital ; Dresden, Louis, and London ; lectured of of Diocese Rochester, 1892; Diocese, extensively on Food Reform and Dietetics ; Chairman of Lewisham Union Southwark ; Fellow of Statistical Soc. and Royal Hort. for Board of Guardians ; Commissary Bishop Soc. ; editor The Vegetarian Messenger and

of New Westminster, 1895 ; Hon. Chaplain Health Review. Publications : The Build- Sisters of St. John the Divine of in to Nursing ; ing the Body ; Science the Daily Meal ; Warden of All Saints' Boys' Orphanage, Fruits, Nuts and Vegetables as Food and of Poor Lewisham ; Chairman Clergy Medicine ; a Salad Book ; also ten numbers of the of Relief Corporation ; Warden Kent a Library of Health. Editor and publisher St. Stone of County Penitentiary, Mary's, ; the Broadbent Treasuries of the Poets, of Choral Association viz. Rose's a President Gregorian ; Diary ; Festus Treasury ; A of on of Representative L.C.C. governing body Treasury Consolation ; A Mackenzie Bell

of East London Industrial School ; Governor A of Translations Treasury ; Treasury ; An Catford of St. Dunstan's College, ; Com- Emerson Treasury ; A Treasury of Devo- missioner of Land and Income Tax for tional Poems A Brotherhood ; Treasury ; Division. Publication : Blackheath Liberty A Whittier Treasury ; A Treasury of Love ; : of Confession. Address 12 Eliot Park, A Russell Lowell Treasury ; A Norman 15 Lewisham, S.E. [Died March 1914, Gale Treasury ; A Wordsworth Treasury ; A A Nature BRISTOWE, His Honour Judge Samuel Longfellow Treasury ; Treasury ; also editor and of six Botelen, Q.C., County Court Judge, South- publisher Literary s. of Miniatures. Address : 27 Plymouth Grove wark, Greenwich, and Woolwich ; S. E. Manchester. 21 Jan. 1912. Bristowe. Educ. : Trin. Hall, Camb. Fellow West, [Died of Trin. Hall, Camb.; Barr. 1848; Q.C. BROADBENT, Sir William Henry, 1st Bt., cr. 1872; M.P. Newark, 1870-80; County 1893 ; K.C.V.O., M.D., F.R.S. ; LL.D.

Court Judge, Suffolk, 1880 ; transferred to St. Andrews ; Hon. LL.D. Edin. ; D.Sc. of the of Nottinghamshire, 1881 ; to Southwark, Leeds ; Commander Legion Honour ; 1893. Address : 84 Onslow Gardens, Lon- Physician in Ordinary to King Edward VII.

don, S.W. Club : Oxford and Cambridge. and Prince of Wales (now King George V.) ; [Died 5 March 1897. consulting physician to St. Mary's Hospital ; various other b. BRITTAIN, Rev. Canon Arthur Henry Barrett, Paddington, and hospitals ; s. of late 23 Jan. 1835 . of John Broad- M.A. ; b. 21 Sept. 1854 ; 7th Rev. Yorkshire, ;

Charles Brittain, and Maria, d. of Frank bent of Longwood Edge, Hudderstield ; m. of s. three Hill; m. Geraldine Feodora, d. of late 1863, Eliza, d. John Harpin ; two s. one d. Educ. : d. Educ. : Coll. Owens Henry Barry Hyde ; one Huddersfield, ; St. Coll. School of Med. Manchester King Edward's School, Birmingham ; ; Roy. ; Edmund Hall, Oxford. Ordained Curate Paris. Physician successively to Western first London Fever of Wolstanton, 1880 ; founder and General Dispensary ; Hospital ; President of Harveian head of St. Augustine's Mission, Fulham ; St. Mary's Hospital ; of Medical of Senior Chaplain, H.M. Indian Ecclesiastical Society London ; Society Clinical 1887-88 Establishment, Madras ; Canon of Madras London, 1881 ; Society, ; Censor Cathedral ; editor Madras Diocesan Maga- Neurological Society, 1895-96; of of 1888-89, zine, 1903-7 ; Acting Archdeacon Madras Royal College Physicians. to and Bishop's Commissary ; founder of the 1895-96 ; Physician Extraordinary Queen Diocesan Soldiers' Institutes at Secunderabad Victoria, 1898-1901. Publications: The of The 1897. Heir: s. and St. Thomas's Mount ; Secretary Pulse, 1890; Heart, of b. 1865. Address : 84 Brook Street, the Anglican Third Order ; Vicar Whittle- John, bury - cum - Silverstone, 1909. Address : Grosvenor Square, W. Whittlebury Vicarage, Towcester. [Died 10 July 1907. 9 Oct. 1911. [Died BROADHURST, Henry, J.P. ; Alderman D.Sc. 6. near New BRITTAIN, John, ; Sussex, County of Norfolk; Poor Law Guardian 22 Nov. 1849 ; s. of Thomas Member of Cromer Brunswick, Erpingham Union ; Elizabeth Brittain m. 1871 three s. of the and ; ; Urban District Council ; Chairman five d. : and at several 13 Educ. private, Lifeboat Committee ; b. Oxfordshire, schools. in the schools of s. of Thomas and Sarah Taught public April 1840 ; 4th New Brunswick for a number of years ; Broadhurst. Educ. : Village School, near Instructor in Natural Science at the Pro- Littlemore, Oxfordshire. Worked in black-

vincial Normal 1888 ; as a stonemason till School, Fredericton, smith's shop ; then of School Gardens in New Bruns- of Labour Supervisor 1872 ; became Secretary Repre- 1902 Professor of elected wick, ; Acting Chemistry sentative League, 1875 ; Secretary 1904 of the in the University of New Brunswick, ; of the Parliamentary Committee Professor of at Macdonald Nature Study Trades Union Congress ; resigned through College, Ste. Anne de Bellevue, Quebec, ill-health, 1890; M.P. Stoke-upon-Trent, 1907. Publications : Outlines of Nature 1885-86 ; 1880-85 ; sat for Bordesley, Lessons Teacher's Manual of Nature Under- of ; Nottingham, 1886-92; Secretary Lessons and Feb. to July ; Elementary Agriculture State, Home Department, Nature Study. Address : Macdonald Col- 1886 served on Royal Commissions ; ; Hous- lege, Quebec Prov. Club : Macdonald Reformatory and Industrial Schools ; College. [Died 17 March 1913. ing of the Working Classes; Condition of Poor seat on Market Royal BRITTEN, Rear-Admiral Richard Frederick, A<*ed ; resigned was offered Inspectorship of J.P. D.L. b. 1843 ; m. 1890, Hon. Commission; ; ; and In- Blanche Cecile Colville, o. d. of llth Baron Factories and Workshops, 1882, of Canal-Boats, 1884; refused Colville of Culross. Entered navy, 1857 ; spectorship Leicester 1894-1906 llear-Adm. served China, both ; M.P. (Lib.-Lab.) retired, 1896; Book on Leasehold 1858, including bombardment of Nankin Publications: Handy 1885 Sir R. T. Reid, (medal); High Sheriff, Worcesters, 1897. Enfranchisement, (with his own autobiography. Re- Address : Kenswick, Worcester. Club : K.C., M.P.) ; 1886 United Service. 3 Feb. 1910. creations : started to play golf, ; helped [Died 39 BROADLEY WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

to : found Tooting Common Club, was after- Educ. Eton ; Balliol Coll. Oxford. First wards elected a class Vice-Pres. and honorary in Moderations, 1852 ; first class in life member for services rendered ; founded Final Classical Schools, 1853, and Law and the Golf Links at Cromer and Sheringham, History School, 1854; Arnold Historical Norfolk. Address: Cromer; 4 Elm Gar- Prize and English Essay Prize, Oxford, : dens, Brook Green, W. Clubs National 1855 ; Fellow of Merton, 1855. Barr. Lin- 11 coln's Liberal, Authors'. [Died Oct. 1911. Inn ; contested (L.) Woodstock, 1868 and 1874 1880 London BROADLEY, Henry Broadley Harrison-, J.P. J ; Monmouthshire, ; School 1877-79 in M.P. (U.), Howdenshire Division E. R. Board, ; engaged journal-

ism, 1860-73 ; an active and earnest member Yorks from 1906 ; Hon. Col. 1st Vol. Batt- of the liberal ^Unionist from 1886 ; East Yorks Regt. ; b. 12 Mar. 1853 ; e. s. of party late Lieut.-Gen. Broadley Harrison and Warden of Merton College, Oxford, 1881- nephew of late W. H. Harrison-Broadley, 1903. Publications: Ecclesiastical Judg- ments of the Privy Council with the M.P. ; m. 1878, Belle, d. of J. W. Tracy, (jointly of Dean Ripon) ; Political 1879 ; Pennsylvania ; one s. three d. [Assumed by Studies, Land and 1881 Royal Licence additional name of Broadley, English English Landlords, ; Memorials of Merton 1885 Short 1896. Address : Welton House, Brough, East College, ; Yorks; 11A Portland Place, W. Club: History of Oxford University, 1886; Carlton. [Died 29 Dec. 1914. Memories and Impressions, 1831-1900. Recreations : : BROCKLEBANK, Sir Thomas, 1st Bt., cr. riding, driving. Address 11 Pall Mall, S.W. Clubs : 1885 ; J.P., D.L. ; b. 1814 ; o. s. of late W. Athenaeum, Fisher, Keekle, Cumberland, and Anne, d. National. [Died 8 Nov. 1903. of Daniel Brocklebank, Whitehaven ; m. BROMBY, Right Rev. Charles Henry, D.D., Anne, d. of J. Robinson, Belton Hall, Assistant- Bishop in the Diocese of Bath and Cumberland, 1844 (d. 1883), assumed the Wells; retired; b. Hull, 11 July 1814; s. of of name Brocklebank by Royal license, 1845. Vicar of Hull ; m. d. of Dr. Bodley of Heir : s. b. 1848 : Thomas, [m. 1872, Agnes Brighton. Educ. Uppingham ; St. John's Lydia, d. of Sir J. J. Allport. Educ. : Coll. Camb. Ordained 1839; Curate of Rugby, Trinity College, Cambridge, M.A.] Chesterfield ; Head-Master, Stepney Gram- heir : s. 2nd g. Aubrey, b. 1873 ; [m. 1898, mar School, 1841 ; Vicar of St. Paul's,

Hon. Grace Mary Jackson, y. d. of 1st Baron Cheltenham ; Bishop of Tasmania, 1864-82 ; : Allerton. Educ. Rugby ; Trinity Coll. joint founder of the Cheltenham Training : Cambridge]. Address Springwood, Wool- Coll. ; last nominee of the Crown to a ton Liverpool ; Greenlands, Irton, Cam- Colonial Diocese ; Vicar of Montford ; forth. [Died 8 June 1906. Master of Lichfield Hospital, 1882. Publica- Sir : BROCKLEBANK, Thomas, 2nd Bt., cr. tions Wordsworth's Excursion, with Notes ; 1 1885 ; b. March 1848 ; s. of 1st Bt. and Pupil Teachers' History and Grammar of d. of Anne, J. Robinson, Bolton Hall, Cum- the English Language ; Church Students'

berland ; S. father 1906 ; m. 1872, Agnes Manual. Address : All Saints' Vicarage, Lydia, d. of Sir J. J. Allport; three s. Clifton. [Died 14 Apr. 1907. three d. Educ. : Rugby; Trin. Coll., BROMLEY, Rear-Admiral Arthur Charles : Camb. (M.A.). Heir s. Aubrey [b. 1873 ; Burgoyne ; s. of late Sir Richard M. Bromley m. 1898, Hon. Grace Mary Jackson, y. d. K.C.B. Served Abyssinia, 1868 (medal) ; of 1st Baron Allerton. Educ. : Eton " " ; Lieut, of Challenger During Survey Trinity Coll. Cambridge]. Address : Irton Expedition, 1872-76. [Died 25 Oct. 1909. Hall, Cumberland ; 13 Abercromby Square, Sir 5th cr. 1757 b. Liverpool. [Died 12 Jan. 1911. BROMLEY, Henry, Bt., ; 6 father Aug. 1849 ; S. 1895 ; m. Adela, o. BROGKLEHURST, Sir Philip Lancaster, 1st c. of Westley Richards, Ashwell, Oakham, Bt., cr. 1903 ; belonged to a family settled 1873. Educ. : Harrow. Capt. Notts in Cheshire and the adjoining counties some Yeomanry Cavalry ; Lieut. 27th Foot. years prior to the Reformation ; J.P. and Heir: s. Robert, b. 1874; m. 1900, Hon. D.L., Staffordshire and Cheshire b. 1827 ; ; Lilian Pauncefote, 3rd d. of 1st Baron *. of late John Brocklehurst, M.P. for Pauncefote. Address : Stoke, Newark. Macclesflcld ; m. 1884, d. of late Annie, 11 March 1905. Samuel Dewhurst. Was Lord of Manor of [Died Sir Heaton, Swythamley. Heir : s. Philip Lee, BROMLEY, John, Kt., cr. 1908; C.B. 1904 Accountant- General to the Board of b. 1887. Recreations : a keen sportsman, ; 1903-9 b. 1849 e. s. of a traveller, and author. Address : Swy- Education, ; ; Thomas Bayley Bromley of Macclesfteld ; thamley Park, near Macclesfleld ; 1 Stanhope Terrace, Hyde Park, W. m. 1876, Marie Louise, d. of Richard Bowman of Berks two s. one d. Educ. : [Died 10 May, 1904. Maidenhead, ; Macclesfield Grammar School ; Wadham BRODIE, Captain Ewen James, D.L. ; Captain, Coll. Oxford. Junior Examiner in the Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders ; b. and Audit 1869 1878; 2nd s. of James Campbell John Exchequer Department, ; Principal Clerk in charge of Audit of Brodie, Lord-Lieut, of Nairnshire ; S. Navy Accounts, 1893 ; Principal Clerk in charge brother, 1908 ; m. 1911, Marion Louisa, e. of of of Audit of Army Accounts, 1901 ; em- d. W. Stirling Fairburn, Ross-shire ; : ployed on special service at Mediterranean two s. one d. Educ Harrow ; Trinity stations, 1891 ; Natal, 1895 ; J.P. College, Cambridge ; B.A., 1899. Address : Sussex, 1909. Address: Sutton Lethen House, Nairn, N.B. Clubs : Cale- Corner, Seaford, Sussex. [Died 14 Jan. 1915. donian ; New, Edinburgh. Sir [Died Nov. 1914. BROMLEY, Robert, 6th Bt., cr. 1757 ; b. BRODRICK, Rev. Hon. Alan, M.A., Master 1874; *. of 5th Bt. and Adela, o. c. of of St. Cross Hospital from 1901 ; Hon. Westley Richards, Ashwell, Oakham. S.

Canon of Winchester from 1882; chaplain father 1905 ; m. 1900, Hon. Lilian Paunce-

to Viscount Midleton ; b. 1840 ; 3rd . of fote, 3rd d. of 1st Baron Pauncefote ; two 7th Viscount Midleton; m. 1867, Emily d. Heir : b. Maurice Bromley Wilson, b. : Hester Melvill (d. 1906). Educ. Balliol 1875. Attache", Washington, 1897-1901 ;

College, Oxford. Ordained, 1864 ; vicar of Asst. Priv. Sec. to Sec. of State for Colonies of Stagsden, 1867-75 ; Godalming, 1875-88 ; (Rt. Hon. J. Chamberlain), 1901-1903 ; of Rector and Rural Dean Alverstoke, 1888- Administrator, St. Kites, Nevis, 1905 ; J.P. 1901. Address : St. Cross Hospital, Win- for Notts, 1901. Address : Stoke, Newark. chester. [Died 6 May 1909. [Died 13 May 1906.

BRODRICK, Hon. George Charles, D.C.L., BROOK, Maj.-Gen. Edmund Smith, C.B. 1900 ;

J.P. ; 2nd . of 7th Viscount Midleton. retired ; b. 7 Oct. 1845 ; . of George H. 90 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BROOKS

Brook of Egerton Huddersfield ; m. 1885, 1905 (Brevet-Major) ; A.D.C. Headquarters d. of M. Bourke of Lisa, Ileclash, Fermoy. Staff, South Africa, 1902. Address : Mili- Entered 1866 1878 - army, ; Captain, ; Lieut. tary Secretary, Viceroy, India. Col., 1882; Colonel, 1886; Major- General, [Died 1 Sept. 1914. served Zulu 1889, 1898; War, including BROOKE-HUNT, Violet ; e. d. of C. Brooke- Ulundi with Boer 1880- (medal clasp) ; War, Hunt, late R.N., formerly of Bowden Hall, 1881 ; defended fort at Marabastadt for 92 Gloucester. : Educ. privately ; Cheltenham Brevet com- days (despatches, Lieut.-Col.) ; College. Interested in politics, working manded 2nd Brigade Tochi Field Force, men's clubs, educational and social work 1897-98 with ; India, (medal clasp) ; special served through South African War as service South Africa 1902, commanding organiser of Soldiers' Institutes (War Medal Harrismith district until end of war (des- and Order of Lady of Grace of St. John of later District. patches) ; troops Cape Colony Jerusalem), at the Coronation organised and Address : Cape Town. Club : Junior Army the Colonial managed Troops Club ; and and Navy. [Died 17 Apr. 1910. was decorated by King Edward at Bucking- ham Palace BROOKE, Sir (Arthur) Douglas, 4th Bt., ; one of promoters of Union cr. Jack a 1822 ; J.P., D.L. ; High Sheriff Co. Club, and Member of Council ; s. of Fermanagh 1896 ; of 3rd Bt. and Alice organising Secretary Women's Unionist Sophia, d. of Sir Alan E. Bellingham, 3rd and Tariff Reform Association. Publica- tions : of Bt. ; b. Dublin, 7 Oct. 1865. S. father, The Story the Tower of London ; A of 1891 ; m. Gertrude Isabella, o. d. of S. R. Woman's Memories the War ; The : Westminster Batson ; tliree s. two d. Educ. Marl- Abbey; The Story of Lord Robert's borough ; R.M.C. Sandhurst. Contested Campaigns ; Golden String. Ad- Fermanagh (South) at general election, 1895 dress : Wellington Court, Knightsbridge, (C.). Owns about 28,000 acres. Recrea- S.W. Club : Ladies' Empire. tions ; shooting, hunting, fishing, golf. [Died 10 June 1910. Heir: s. Basil, b. 1888. Address: Cole- BROOKFIELD, Charles Hallam Elton; b. Ireland. Clubs : brooke, Brookeboro', 1857 ; 2nd s. of Rev. Canon W. H. Brook- Carlton Kildare Dublin. ; . Street, field and Jane Octavia, d. of Sir Charles 27 Nov. 1907. [Died Elton, 6th Bt., and niece of Henry Hallam ; John of the first BROOKE, Henry, Proprietor m. Frances Mary, d. of William Grogan ; foreign Journal in Japan, the Japan Daily one s. [Mrs. Charles Brookfield was the Herald b. Lincolnshire e. *. of ; Boston, ; author of The Diary of a Year, 1903 ; Mrs. Henry Turner Brooke, journalist, and Mary Brookfield and Her Circle, 1905; The Ann m. Harriet 1849. of Wright ; Williamson, Cambridge Apostles, 1906 ; My Lord Educ. : Boston and Sheffield. Emigrated Essex, 1907 ; A Friar Observant, 1909, to 1852 Melbourne, ; represented Geelong etc.]. Educ. : Westminster ; Trinity College, in Legislative Assembly thrice in eight Cambridge. Winchester Reading Prize, unseated motion the Nicholson staff the years, by 1878 ; for many years on the of was called the late ministry, and upon by Saturday Review ; entered Inner Temple Sir to Henry Barkly undertake the responsi- but was never called ; went on stage, 1879, bility of forming another Administration, with the Haymarket Co. under the Ban-

which held office to end of 1861 ; in 1867 crofts, 1879-85. Publications : The Twilight left Victoria for where he afterwards Japan, of Love, 1893 ; Random Reminiscences, in a territorial resided ; 1854, was appointed 1902 ; has written and produced between magistrate in the Colony of Victoria. Re- 40 and 50 plays, including Nearly Seven, creations : art. literature, science. Address : Poet and Puppets, Under the Clock, The 28 Yokohama. Club : Yokohama United. Dovecote, The Cuckoo, The Lady Burglar, [Died 28 Feb. 1902. Dear Old Charlie, What Pamela Wanted,

BROOKE, Ven. Joshua Ingham, M.A. ; Hon. See-See, The Belle of Mayfair (with Cosmo of Reason Canon of Wakefield ; Archdeacon Halifax Hamilton), Godpapa, A Woman's F. C. from 1888 ; b. Honley, Yorkshire, 14 Feb. and The Burglar and the Judge (with : 1836 ; 8. of Thomas Brooke ; m. Grace Philips). Address Stratton-on-the-Fosse, Charlotte, d. of General Godby, C.B., 1859. Bath. [Died 20 Oct. 1913. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. ; University Coll., BROOKS, Ven. Frederick Richard, Archdeacon Oxford. Vicar of Halifax, 1889-1904. of Broome of Kimberley from 1906 ; Rector Recreations : cricket in school and college from 1906. Ordained 1886 ; Curate of St. Address : eleven, fishing. Woolgreaves, Silas, Islington, 1886-96; Chaplain N.E. near Wakefleld. 19 June 1906. [Died Fever Hospital, Tottenham, 1896-97 ; BROOKE, Sir Thomas, 1st Bt., cr. 1899, J.P., Curate of St. Paul, Kilburn, 1898-1900; 1900-1 Christ D.L. ; Chairman of Quarter Sessions, West St. Saviour's, Highbury, ; St. Riding of Yorkshire (retired) ; b. 31 May, Church, Brondesbury, 1901-3; John's, 1830; *. of Thomas Brooke of Honley, Westminster, 1905-6. Address : Broome, 12 1912. Huddersfield ; m. 1st, 1854, Eliza (d. 1855), Western Australia. [Died May d. of E. Vickermann of Steps, nr. Hudders- BROOKS, James, architect; Fellow, Royal Architects Member of field ; 2nd, 1860, Amelia (d. 1901), d. of D. Institute of British ; Gold Dewar, Dunfermline, Fife ; 3rd, 1902, Mary, Council ; Past Vice-President ; Royal d. of James Priestley, J.P., of Bank Field, Medallist; b. Hatford, Berks, 30 March m. 2nd, 1892. Huddersfield, and widow of late Rev. C. F. 1825 ; s. of an agriculturist ; Forster, vicar of Beckwithshaw, Harrogate. Educ. : Abingdon, Berks. Professional and Educ. : Cheltenham. F.S.A., formerly a work : many new churches. London several restorations of ancient woollen manufacturer ; late Lt.-Col. Comg. country ; 5th West Riding of Yorkshire Rifle churches, rectory houses parsonages, schools, V9lun- hotel teers. Heir : none. Address : Armitage gentlemen's houses, brewery and large ; Shore- Bridge, Huddersfield. Clubs : Carlton, churches in London St. Michael's,

St. Chad's ; St. Constitutional. [Died 16 July 1908. ditch ; St. Columba's ; St. Mary, Hornsey ; BROOKE, Major Victor Reginald, C.I.E. Saviour, Hoxton ; Hammersmith ; St. John 1910 ; D.S.O. 1900 ; 9th Lancers ; Military Holy Innocents', Kensington, and Secretary to Viceroy of India since 1907 ; Baptist, Holland Road, Victor Recreations : in his younger temporary Lt.-Col. ; 5th s. of Sir many others. and shooting (the latter he Brooke, 3rd Bt. ; b. 22 Jan. 1873. Entered days hunting Address : 35 army, 1894; served South Africa, 1899- continued up to 1892), whist. W.C. The 1900, 1902 (wounded, despatches twice, Wellington Street, Strand, ; Stoke Newmgton, Queen's medal, five clasps, King's medal, Grange, Park Lane, N.^ two clasps, D.S.O.) ; Kabul Mission 1904- 91 BROOKS WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

BROOKS, Sir William Cunliffe, 1st Bt., cr (Johannesburg) ; Vice-President of Actors'

1886 ; J.P., D.L. ; Banker, London, Man Benevolent Fund and Actors' Association.

Chester, and Blackburn (Old Bank) ; M.P [Died 8 Nov. 1909.

Altrincham Division Cheshire, from 1886 BROUGH, Robert, A.R.S.A. ; Member of Inter- b. 1819 ; e. s. of late Samuel Brooks, Man national Society of Sculptors, Painters, and of Hall Chester, and Margaret, d. Thomas Graveurs, and of Society of Portrait Painters ; of Orrell Blackburn ; m. 1st, Jane, d. late R. 6. Invergordon, Ross-shire, Scotland, 1872. Sir : 1842 (d. 1865) ; 2nd. Jane, d. of Col. Educ. Aberdeen and Glasgow. Studied David Davidson, K.C.B., 1879. Educ. Art, Aberdeen Art School and Royal Senio: Rugby ; John's Coll. Camb. ; 12th Scottish Academy, Edinburgh, and in Paris ;

Optime. Barr. Inner Temple. 1842 ; M.P gained at Academy, Maclaine Watters medal, B. Cheshire, 1869-85 ; Altrincham Div. o Stuart prize for figure composition, and

Cheshire (C.), 1886-92. Address: Barlow George Paul Chalmers bursary for painting ; Hall, Chorlton-cum-Hardy, Manchester gained two Concours in Paris for painting of Forest Glen Tana, Aberdeenshire ; 5 and figure composition ; awarded gold Grosvenor Square, W. Club : Carlton. medals, Munich International Exhibition,

[Died 9 June 1900 1897 ; gold medal, Dresden International

BROOME (Mary Ann), Lady, widow; b Exhibition, 1901 ; silver medal, Exposition d. Jamaica ; of Hon. W. G. Stewart, Colonia Universelle, Paris, 1900; exhibited first Col. Sir E, in Secretary; m. 1st, 1852, G. picture, Aberdeen ; first success London,

Barker, R.A., K.C.B. (d. 1860) ; 2nd, 1864 Portrait at New Gallery of W. D. Ross, of Sir Frederick Napier Broome, K.C.M.G. Black and White; first success at Royal late of Governor Trinidad (d. 1896). Publi Academy, 1897, Fantaisie en Folie, 1897 ; cations : Station Life in New Zealand two pictures bought by Italian Government Stories about, and many other books for at Venice International Exhibition, 1897, children. Address : 42 Eaton Terrace, S.W The Childhood of St. Anne of Brittany, and

[Died 6 March 1911 'Twixt Sun and Moon ; best-known works BROOME, Maj.-Gen. Ralph Champneys, G.I. ly (portraits), Viscountess Encombe, Lord 1911 b. s. Justice Vaughan Williams, George Alexander ; Indian Army ; 29 Jan. 1860 ; (in Prisoner of Zenda), Mrs. Milne of Kinaldie, of Maj.-Gen. A. Broome, R.A. ; m. 1887, Angela, d. of Maj.-Gen. Rodney Brown, Marquis of Linlithgow, K.T. Recreation : riding. Address : 33 Tite Street, Chelsea, S.W. R.A. ; two *. Educ. : Wellington College. Clubs : Arts, Chelsea Arts. [Died 22 Jan. 1905. Entered Army, 1878 ; Captain, Indian Staff 1889 Indian Corps, ; Major, Army, 1898 ; BROUGHAM, Very Rev. Henry, A.M., D.D. ;

Lt.-Col. 1904 ; Director-General, Army Dean of Lismore from 1884 ; b. 27 Feb. 1827 ; Remount Dept., India. Address : Army s. of Rev. Henry Brougham, Rector of Tallow, Headquarters, Simla, India. Club : Cavalry. and Catherine A. M., d. of Sir John Macartney,

[Died 25 Aug. 1915. Bt. ; m. 1851, Lucy, e. d. of Harry Becher, of Co. Cork one s. two d. BROUGH, Bennett H. ; Associate of Royal Aughadown, ; Educ. : Trinity College, Dublin (Scholar). School of Mines ; F.G.S., F.I.C. (ex-member of of Classical Moderator and Gold Medallist, Council) ; F.C.S. (ex-member Council) ; 1847 1849 member of Council of Institution of Mining ; Divinity Testimonium, ; Deacon, 1850 1851 Rector of Engineers, of the Chartered Institute of ; Priest, ; Moynalty, 1851-65 of Secretaries, and of the International Testing Dio. Meath, ; Rector Eirke, Dio. 1865-77 of Association. Formerly Instructor in Mine Ossory, ; Rector Lismore, Dip. Lismore, 1877 ; sometime rural Dean in Surveying at Royal School of Mines ; Secre- Meath and Ossory ; Prebendary of Tascoffm, tary of Iron and Steel Institute ; Knight of Dio. Ossory ; Sub-Dean and Precentor of Swedish Order of Wasa ; m. Barbara, d. of Lismore Cathedral ; Examining Chaplain to late Edward Lloyd, Barrister-at-law ; one *. one d. Publications : Treatise on Mine the late Primate Gregg : Diocesan Nominator

in Dio. Ossory, 1873 ; in Dio. Lismore, 1884. Surveying, 1888 ; 13th edition, 1908 ; and numerous papers on mining and metallurgy. Address : The Deanery, Lismore, R.S.O. : Waterford. [Died 11 Apr. 1913. Address Fairholm, Surbiton Hill, Surrey ; 28 Victoria Street, S.W. T.A.: Irosa- BROUGHTON, Sir Delves Louis, 10th Bt., cr. : mente, London. Club Royal Societies. 1660 ; J.P. ; b. 1 June 1857 ; s. of 9th Bt. and

[Died 3 Oct. 1908. Eliza, d. of Louis Rosenzweig ; S. father, in 1st. BROUGH, Lionel, Comedian ; Mr. Tree's 1899 ; m. Rosamund, d. of John Lambert London, American, and Provincial Com- Broughton of Almington Hall, Staffs, 1881 (d.

panies ; b. Pontypool, 10 March 1836 ; s. 1885) ; 2nd, Mary Evelyn, d. of R. Cotton, of Barnabas Brough, dramatic author ; m. 1887 ; two s. two d. Owned about 15,200 s. Margaret Simpson (d. 1901) ; one one d. acres. Heir : s. Henry John Delves, Capt. : Educ. Grammar School, Manchester ; Irish Guards [b. 10 Sept. 1883 ; m. 1913, Priory Coll. London. As youth, clerk to Vera Edith, d. of Mr. Boscawen, Trevalyn John Timbs, editor of Illustrated London Hall, Rossett, N. Wales]. Address : Dod- first News ; appearance at Lyceum (under dington Park, Nantwich ; Broughton Hall, management of Madame Vestris and Charles Eccleshall, Staffs. [Died 15 Apr. 1914. first of cr. Matthews), 1854 ; Published number BROUGHTON, Sir Henry Delves, 9th Bt.,

Daily Telegraph instituted system of selling 1660 ; b. 1808 ; S. father 1851 ; m. Eliza

newspapers in the streets ; afterwards five Rosenzweig, 1857 (d. 1882). Owned about

years on staff of Morning Star ; then enter- 15,200 acres. Heir: s. Delves, b. 1857. : tainer at Polytechnic, etc. ; joined theatrical Address Doddington., Nantwich. profession (permanently) at Prince of Wales's, [Died 26 Feb. 1899. in cr. Liverpool, 1863 ; played almost every BROWN, Sir Charles Gage, K.C.M.G., 1897 ; first-class theatre in United Kingdom, LL.D., M.D. Physician and medical adviser

America, and South Africa ; now engaged at to the Colonial Office and Crown Agents for His Majesty's Theatre. Recreations : gar- the Colonies, 1874-97, and later to some dening, billiards, long walks in country. departments of the Foreign Office and Audit Address : South S.W. Office b. 8 1826 Percy Villa, Lambeth," " ; Wareham, Dorset, Aug. ; : Clubs Savage (only living original s. of Charles Brown, Commander, R.N. ; m.

member), Green Room, Eccentric, Sandown, Mary Anne, d. of William M'P. Rice, 1855 ; Kempton Park, Gatwick, Prince of Wales's, one s. three d. Educ. : King's Coll. London.

National Sporting, Bon Freres, Middlesex M.R.C.S. Lond., M.D. St. Andrews, 1851 ;

County Racing ; hon. member Arts (Glas- M.R.C.P. Edin. 1867 ; F.R.C.P. Edin. 1876. go;ow), Pen and Pencil (Glasgow), Lotos (New Address :] 88 Stoane St., S.W. Yc'ork), Kimberley (South Africa), Rana [Died 13 Aug. 1908. 92 WHO WAS, WHO, 1897-1916 BROWN

cr. BROWN, Sir George Thomas, Kt., 1898; of readers to shelves in lending libraries, Governor Col- C B. 1887 ; Royal Veterinary library magazines, catalogue annotations, b. e. s. of late lege, 1893 ; Dec. 1827 ; Thomas students' extra tickets, and other features

Terrace ; m. Mar- of modern Brown, Nottinghill 1860, library management ; designed garet, d. of James Smith of New House, the Adjustable and Subject systems of : Stroud ; two s. three d. Educ. private library classification. Publications : Bio- school and tutors. Professor of Veterinary graphical Dictionary Musicians, 1886 ; Science Royal Agricultural College, Ciren- British Musical Biography (with S. S. Strat- to De- cester, 1850 ; appointed Veterinary ton), 1897 ; Characteristic Songs and Dances

1865 ; chief Adviser of all Nations A. partment, Privy Council, (with Moffat), 1901 ; Manual 1872 of in that Department, ; Principal Royal Library Classification, 1898 ; Manual of Veterin- Veterinary College, 1888 ; Consulting Library Economy, 1903-7 ; Class Guide of retired to ary Adviser, Board Agriculture ; Fiction, 1903 ; Guide to Librarianship, successive Commissions and 1904-9 1896 ; acted on ; Subject Classification, 1906 ; 1865. Publications : Manual of Practical Committees from Harley Bibliography, 1906 ; Animal Life The Small and Brown's Histology, 1862; Library, 1907 ; Library Classifica- in tion on?the Farm, 1885 ; numerous essays agri- and Cataloguing, 1912 ; British Library : work- cultural j ournals. Recreations chiefly Itinerary, 1913 ; author of numerous papers, ing at photography in connection with pamphlets, etc., on library, bibliographical, and musical physiology and pathology ; fly-fishing when subjects. Recreations : music, opportunity occurred. Address : Orme reading, walking. Address : Islington Cen- Lodge, Stanmore. [Died 20 June 1906. tral Public Library, Holloway Road, N. Club : Canonbury Tower. BROWN, Henry Billings ; b. South Lee, Mass., 1 March 1914. 2 March 1836; s. of Billings and Mary [Died Caroline Pitts Tyler Brown ; m. 1st, 1864, BROWN, John, M. Inst. C.E. ; C.M.G. 1902 ; Rail- of Detroit (d. 1901) ; 2nd, 1904, Josephine Engineer-in-Chief, Cape Government : Circuit b. 27 e. s. of B. Tyler. -Educ. Yale College. ways ; April 1844 ; late John 1868 District Brown of Wilts Judge, State of Michigan, ; Marlborough, ; m. 1867, Judge of the U.S. 1875-91 : Lecturer upon Augusta Sarah Peglar Rhodes (deed.). Educ. : Streatham School Admiralty Law, Univ. of Michigan and ; Queenwood College, of Hants. Articled to the late Sir John Georgetown Univ. ; LL.D. Univ. Michigan pupil at Portland subse- and Yale Univ. ; Associate Justice Supreme Coode Breakwater ; Court of the United States, 1891-1906. Pub- quently employed as junior Assistant- lications : Brown's Admiralty Reports. Engineer on the Bristol and Exeter Railway Recreation : travelling. Address : 1720 under Mr. Francis Fox, and afterwards en- 16th Street, Washington, U.S.A. Clubs: gaged as Superintending Engineer of the Metropolitan, Chevy Chase, Washington; River Bann Navigation Works, Ireland, of under the late Sir John Coode entered the University, New York ; Society the ; Cincinnati, and of Mayflower Descendants. service of the Cape Government Railways, [Died 4 Sept. 1913. 1873, as Assist.-Engineer under late Mr. H. I. Address : BROWN, James Campbell, D.Sc. (Lond.) ; Pauling. Rondebosch, Cape of Clubs : Civil Town ; LL.D. (Aberd.) ; Professor Chemistry Colony. Service, Cape in the University of Liverpool, and Head Kimberley, Kimberley. of the Lancashire County Laboratory from [Died 11 July 1905. s of Brown of 1875 b. Aberdeen ; George of ; BROWN, Joseph, C.B., K.C. ; Bencher G. & of Bow Common Alum Brown Co., Middle Temple ; Barrister of Middle Temple

London m. Ellen b. . Works, ; 1872, Fullarton, retired from practice ; 4 April 1809 ; o. d. of John Henderson of Quarry Lodge, of Joseph Brown, of the Cumberland family Educ. : Univ. of Aberdeen ; d. Aberdeenshire. of Scales, near Kirk Oswald ; m. Mary. Roy. Coll. of Chemistry and School of Mines, of Thomas Smith, farmer, Winchcombe, London. Gained Cargill Bursary at Mari- Glost., 1840. Educ. : Private schools. 1857 schal Coll. and Univ. of Aberdeen, ; Practised at Bar, 50 years, very largely and Prize in Chemistry at Matriculations Ex- in several celebrated cases, including trial amination, University of London, 1862 ; of British Bank Directors by Lord Campbell, in and for 20 University Scholarship Chemistry C.J. ; before retirement was nearly 1st Class Hons. B.Sc. Examination. Univer- years chairman of Incorporated Council of : Side sity of London, 1867 ; D.Sc., 1870; Teaching- Law Reporting. Publications The Dark assistant in the Chemical of Evils of Unlimited Department of Trial by Jury ; The 1864-66 the University of Aberdeen, ; Liability for Accidents; The Titchborne Science and of the Lecturer on Experimental Case ; The Idolatry and Corruptions Toxicology in the Liverpool Royal Infirmary Greek Church, etc. Address: 54 Avenue Professor of School of Medicine, 1867-83 ; Road. Regent's Park, N.W. Chemistry, University College, Liverpool, [Died 9 June 1902. 1883; Victoria University, 1884-1903; BROWN, Laurence Morton, Police Magistrate, Lancashire. Publica- b. 18 March Public Analyst for City of Birmingham, from 1905 ; : in the Trans. Lit. and Phil. late A. Morton Brown, tions papers 1854 ; *. of Rev. Chemical 4th d. of late John Soc., Liverpool, etc., News, Analyst, LL.D. ; m. 1897, Grace, Trans, of the Chemical Soc., Lancet, En- Frederick Feeney. Educ. : Cheltenham of Civil Coll. B.A. gineering, Trans. Institution Engi- Coll. ; St. John's Cambridge. neers, Journ. Soc. Chem., Industry. Address: 1875, LL.M. 1878. Barr. Inner Temple, T. : 1751, a member of Oxford 8 Abercromby Square, Liverpool. 1877 ; formerly Clubs : Con- of 1858-1900 ; 1757, 1313 Royal. Liverpool Circuit ; Recorder Tewkesbury, sometime servative. Junior Conservative, Liverpool Recorder of Gloucester, 1900-5 ; Conservative. of of Salop and University ; Stonehaven Revising Barrister County 1910. J.P. [Died 14 March boroughs of Shrewsbury and Dudley ; Address: Victoria Courts, BROWN, James Duff, Borough Librarian. Warwickshire. Leamington. T : b. Edinburgh, Birmingham ; Cotswold, Islington Public Libraries; and Cam- d. of James 90 Leamington. Clubs : Oxford 6 Nov. 1862 ; m. Annie, Watt, Dumfriesshire three d. Educ. : bridge, Hurlingham ; Dalton, ; ayYwht^ of Scotland Normal School, Edin- BojgTorb Church of the assistant in Edinburgh, BROWN, Meredith (Jemima); founder burgh. Publisher's Hon. assistant in first Rowton House for Women; afterwards in Glasgow ; senior Libra- Resident Superintendent of the Shaftesbury Mitchell Library, Glasgow, 1878-88 ; Mission d. of late Very Rev. rian of Clerkenwell Public Library, 1888- Institute ; of the access Principal Brown, D.D., LL.D., one 1905 ; introduced safeguarded open BROWN WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

of New Testament Revisers ; sister Lady Bishop of Winchester, 1873-75 ; Vicar of All Stewart. Struck with the degradation of Saints, Alton, 1876-77; Rector of Peper- recrea- west London factory girls, she started harow, 1882-84 ; Rector of Michelmersh, in tive meetings for them ; but order to 1884-1913 ; Rural Dean, Romsey, 1892-1905. learn something of their life, she and a Address : Shedfteld Cottage, Botley Hants. as visited the 22 1914. . friend, disguised factory girls, [Died Jan. theatres, music halls, and penny gaffs of the BROWNE, Charles Macaulay, C.M.G. 1900; entitled for unofficial west end slums, and the story, Only J.P. Grenada ; senior Member a Factory Girl, of which 18,000 were issued, of the Executive and Legislative Councils Institute brought in 2000, which founded an from 1885 and 1881 respectively ; b. 1846 ; her life s. of for factory girls ; she then devoted Jonas Browne of Norwich and London ; to the poor, among whom she lived for m. Eliza Jane, d. of Charles Simmons of annual income of : Decor- twenty years ; besides the Grenada, 1873. Educ. privately. the Shaftesbury Institute, which amounted ated for long service in Council. Address : to about 2000, she raised nearly 17,000 Melrose, Grenada, West Indies. for special objects connected with the [Died 9 Feb. 1911. Mission. Address : Shaftesbury Institute, BROWNE, His Honour Judge Daniel F. ;

16 Union Street, Lisson Grove, N.W. County Court Judge, Kerry, from 1909 ;

[Died 8 Nov. 1908. B.A., K.C. ; m. Mary. e. d. of John Murphy, Professor of Mer- Called to called to BROWN, Richard, Emeritus Blackrock. Bar, 1881 ; Inner of of cantile Law, St. Mungo's College, Glasgow ; Bar, 1902 ; Professor Law Property Writers of partner of Brown, Ferguson, & Co., ; and Law Contracts, National University, s. of Ireland : 1 6. Glasgow, 1844 ; late Thomas Brown, (retired). Address Ovoca Terrace, Accountant. Educ. : Collegiate School and Blackrock, Dublin. Clubs : Stephen's Green,

University, Glasgow ; admitted to Glasgow Royal Irish Yacht, Dublin. of Faculty of Procurators, 1869 ; Member [Died 21 Jan. 1913. of Council of the Council, 1894-97 ; Member BROWNE, Henry Doughty, J.P. ; Chairman in Incorporated Society of Law Agents London, Tilbury, and Southend Railway. Scotland. Publications : Commentary on : Til- Address 10 Hyde Park Terrace, W. ; the Sale of Goods 1893 con- Act, ; many gate Forest Lodge, Crawley, Sussex. tributions to legal literature. Recreations : [Died 2 Jan. 1907. golf and cycling. Address : 166 St. Vincent BROWNE, General Horace Albert, Bengal In- Street, Glasgow; Kingsmere, Drumchapel. fantry ; b. 27 March 1832. Entered army Club : Liberal, Glasgow. 1852 1894 retired 1884 29 Oct. 1910. ; general, ; list, ; [Died served Burmese War, 1852-53. Thomas Edwin Burton, C.I.B. ; BROWN, [Died 25 Jan. 1914. Brigade-Surgeon (retired) Indian Medical BROWNE, General Sir James Frankfort Man- Service ; b. 8 Feb. 1833 ; s. of Thomas ners, K.C.B., cr. 1894 ; Colonel-Commandant Brown and Brown ; m. 1862, Mary Mary *. of R.E. ; widower ; b. Dublin, 1823 ; Caroline, d. of Charles Hewlett (deceased) ; the Hon. the Dean of Lismore ; two d. three s. one d. Educ. : King's College School ; Educ. : Woolwich. London. London Royal Miltary Academy, Guy's Hospital, M.D., ; Wore the and Exhibitioner and Gold Medallist in Anatomy Queen's uniform, boy man, from 1838 ; served in the four quarters of and Materia Medica; Gold Medallist in the globe ; entered Royal Engineers, 1842 ; Botany, Surgery, and Physiology. Demon- was severely wounded in the Crimea ; was strator of Anatomy, Guye's Hospital, 1857 ; A.A.G., R.E., 1866-71; D.A.G., R.E., 1871- House-Surgeon Medical College Hospital 1876; Gov. R.M.A., 1880-87. Recreations: all Calcutta, 1860 ; Chemical Examiner Punjab, kinds of field sports, hunted the buffalo and 1861 ; Lecturer on Chemistry, Botany, wapeti on the plains of North America, and Materia Medica, and Toxicology Lahore moose in Nova Scotia. Address : 19 Roland Medical School ; 1870, principal Lahore Gardens, South Kensington, S.W. Medical College and Lecturer on Medicine [Died 6 Feb. 1911. and Physiology, then Medical Tutor Ayerst BROWNE, General Sir Samuel James, Kt., cr. Hostel, Cambridge, 1890 ; Examiner Apothe- 1876 ; G.C.B., K.C.S.I., V.C. ; on Unem- caries Society, 1891 ; Master Apothecaries ployed List ; Bengal Staff Corps ; b. India, Society, 1901-2; President Therapeutical 3 Oct. 1824 ; *. of Dr. John Browne ; m. 1906 ; Vice-President Royal Society Society, d. of R. C. 1860. Entered of Medicine. Decorated for work at Lahore Lucy, Sherwood, army, 1840 ; battles of Chillianwalla and Medical College and Government Gardens. Goojerat (medal with two clasps) ; Expedi- Publications : On Punjab Poisons, and tion to the Bozdar Hills, 1857 (medal with papers in the Indian Medical Gazette. Re- clasp) ; capture of Lucknow ; actions of creation : gardening. Address : Ryslaw, Koorsee, Rooyah, Aligunge, Mohunpoor, 185 Willesden Lane, Brondesbury, N.W. Seerpoorah ; twice wounded [Died 28 June 1911. severely (arm lost) ; (despatches three times), medal with BROWN, Sir William Richmond, 2nd Bt., cr. of clasp ; Brevs. Maj. and Lieut.-Col. ; cap- b. 16 S. 1863; J.P., D.L. ; Jan. 1840; ture Ali of Musjid ; despatches ; thanks of 1864 m. d. of Gen. W. grandfather ; Emily, Government and of Parliament, medal with T. B. Mountsteven, 1862; High Sheriff, clasps ; G.C.B. 1891. Club : United Service. Northamptons, 1873. Owned about 2000 [Died 14 March 1901. acres. Heir : s. Melville Richmond, b. 13 BROWNE, Maj.-Gen. Swinton John, C.B. 1891 ; Oct. 1866. Address : Astrop Park, Ban- I.S.C. ; b. 13 Dec. 1837. Entered army, 34 CHesham Place, S.W. Clubs : bury ; 1855; Maj.-Gen. 1894; served Indian Mutiny, Cowes. Union ; Royal Yacht Squadron, 1858-59 (medal) ; Umbeyla Campaign, 1863 [Died 10 May 1906. (medal with clasp) ; Jowaki-Afreedee Ex- Sir William Roger, cr. 1893 ; J.P., BROWN, pedition, 1887-88 (clasp) ; Mazood-Wuzeeree Wilts Sheriff, 1898 ; D.L., C.C., ; High Expedition, 1881; retired. Address: Poyle of Somerset Lord of the Manor Beckington, ; Croft, Epsom Road, Guildford. 6. 1831 m. Sarah Elizabeth (d. 1898), d. of ; [Died 4 March 1914. Samuel Elms Brown, Trowbridge, Wilts, BROWNE, Tom, R.B.A. (1898), R.I. (1901); 1857. Address : Highfleld, Hilperton, Trow- painter and black-and-white artist ; b. Not- 14 1902. bridge. [Died May tingham, 1872. Educ. : St. Mary's National BROWNE, Rev. Barrington Gore, M.A. ; Hon. School, Nottingham. Left school at 11 : Canon Winchester, 1903. Educ. Rugby ; years ; worked in Nottingham Lace Market Curate of Emanuel College, Cambridge. and other places ; apprenticed to litho. firm 1871-73 to at 14 St. Edmunds, Sarum, ; Chaplain ; served apprenticeship until 21 ; com- 94 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BRUCE

menced black-and-white work at 17 ; came Mother Rose Columba Adams, O.P. ; Lec- to 1895 exhibited at R.A. for first tures London, ; on Slavery and Serfdom ; on Church Publications : Tom Browne's time, 1897. History ; on Sacerdotalism ; on the Cata-

Comic Annual ; Tom Browne's Cycle Sketch and other combs, Archaeological subjects ; Book; The Khaki Alphabet Book; Night papers contributed from 1882-94 to the Recreations: Side of London. boating, Devonshire Association ; translation of Cur riding,'travelling, billiards, tennis. Address : Deus Homo, and Vitis Mystica. Recreations : Wollaton, Hardy Road, Westcombe Park, archeology, history, and solution of chess Blackheath, S.E. T.A. : Tom Browne, problems. Address : Bishop's House, Park Hardy Road, Blackheath. T. : 658 Deptford. Place, Clifton, Bristol. Clubs : Bristol

Clubs : Savage, London Sketch, Yorick ; Literary Philosophical. Atelier Nottingham. [Died 5 Nov. 1901. [Died 16 March 1910. BROWNRIGG, Henry John Brodrick, C.B. Colin Arrott C.I.E. cr. BROWNING, Robertson, ; 1881 ; retired Colonel and Commissary- retired from Indian Service b. General to the Forces b. ; Brighton, ; Co. Cork, 1828 ; 6 e. s. of Colin Arrott 2nd s. of late Sir May 1833 ; Browning, H. J. Brownrigg, C.B., Rifle of and late M.D., R.N. ; Depy. Inspector-General Brigade, Inspector-General, Royal and Fleets m. Irish Alice Hospitals 1857, Elizabeth, Constabulary ; m. Emma, d. of Fellow late 3rd d. of Rev. James Gibson, M.A. ; Roland M'Donald, a Judge of the at of Wadham ; Preacher the Lock Hospital, Supreme Court, Canada, 1863. Educ. : of Educ. : school London ; Rector Worlington. private and tutor. Employed Census

Brighton College ; St. Catherine's College, Commission, Ireland, 1841 ; Board of Public as Cambridge. Scholar, M.A. ; graduated Works, Ireland, 1845 ; Irish Relief Com- in Honours some- mission 1848 Wrangler Mathematical ; ; joined Commissariat, 1850 ; of Calcutta served on time Fellow the and Bombay West Coast of Africa, 1850-53 ; Universities. Inspector-General of Educa- Private Secretary and A.D.C. to Governor

tion, C. Ps., India ; Director of Public In- and Commander-in-Chief there, also Clerk of struction, Oudh ; Member of the Education the Legislative Council ; served through- Oriental Commission ; Delegate Congress, out Eastern Campaign, 1854-55, including London. Decorated for services in India. battles of Alma, Inkerman, and siege of Address : Irene, Oak Park, Dawlish. Sevastopol (medal and 3 clasps and Turkish

[Died 10 July 1908. medal) ; operations against Fenian raids over United States 1861 BROWNING, Colonel Montague Charles, C.B. ; borders, (medal and clasp) ; Lt.-Col. and Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. served in Zulu War, 1879, and operations b. 2 1880 (retired) ; J.P. Suffolk ; London, Feb. against Sekukuni, (medal and clasp) ; in 1881 1837 ; 3rd s. of Henry Browning ; m. 1862, Boer War, (despatches) ; appointed of Controller to Fanny Allen, d. of Rev. E. Hogg Fornham Assist. the Forces, 1869 ; St. Martin, Suffolk. Educ. : Eton. Served granted reward for distinguished and meri-

in 89th Regt. from 1855, and in 87th R. Irish torious military services, 1883 ; Colonel, 1884 Senior General of Fusiliers until 1869 ; Crimean Campaign, ; Commissary- the fall Decorated for 1855-56 ; siege and of Sebastopol and Army, 1886. general service attack on 8 Sept. (medal and clasp and as above. Recreations : hunting, shooting, Address : 8 Lancaster Turkish medal) ; Indian Mutiny, 1857-58 ; and driving. Terrace, Staff officer to a field force at attack on Regent's Park, N.W. Club : Constitutional. Taringha Hills, and at attack and capture of [Died 23 Oct. 1904. Mondetti 1858 (horse shot) ; despatches, ; BROWNRIGG, Sir Henry Moore, 3rd Bt., cr. served in 3rd Batt. Suffolk Regt. 1870-97. of 1816 ; b. 1819 ; S. b. 1882 ; m. Ada, d. Decorated C.B. Jubilee Gazette, 1897. late Sir J. H. Lethbridge, Bt., and widow of Recreation : shooting. Address : 73 Gros- G. J. Stone, 1863. Educ. : Eton. Formerly venor Street, London, W. ; Brantham Court, officer in 52nd Regt. Heir : s. Douglas, 6. Manningtree. Clubs : Army and Navy, 1867. Address : White Waltham, Maiden- United Service. [Died 9 Dec. 1905. head. [Died 28 Jan. 1900. BROWNLEES, Sir Anthony Culling, K.C.M.G., M.A. M.D. I BRUCE, Alexander, (Aberdeen), cr. 1898 M.D. Chancellor of the ; LL.D., ; (Edinburgh, with Honours), LL.D. (Aber- of Melbourne b. 1877 widower. University ; ; deen), F.R.C.P.E., F.R.S.E. ; Lecturer on Studied at St. Bartholomew's and Liege ; Practice of Medicine, Surgeons' Hall, Edin-

practised first in London ; to the Editor Physician burgh ; Physician, Royal Infirmary ; Melbourne founded Medical b. Hospital, 1854; of Review of Neurology and Psychiatry ; School in Melbourne. 3 Dec. 1897. 1854 s. of [Died Ardiffery, Cruden, Aberdeenshire, ; and Milne m. Annie BROWNLOW, Lieut.-General Henry Alexander, Alexander Bruce Mary ; Connell of Hilton Aberdeen- R.E. ; b. 1 March 1831 ; m. 1859, d. of late Louisa House, s. two d. Educ. Sir J. Brind, G.C.B., R.A. Entered army, shire ; three ; Chanonry Old Aberdeen Universities of 1849 ; Maj.-Gen. 1886 ; retired 1886 ; School, ; served Indian Mutiny, 1857-58 (wounded, Aberdeen (First Bursar, Simpson prizeman in Seafield medallist in Latin, Town despatches twice y medal with clasp, brevet Greek, Council and major) ; Inspector-General of Irrigation and gold medallist), Edinburgh of Bruce Ettles scholar, Leckie I Deputy Secretary to Government India, (Tyndal Bursar, Frank- 1877-86. Address : 8 Homefield Road, MacTier Fellow), Vienna, Heidelberg, the Wimbledon. [Died 19 Apr. 1914. fort, and Paris. Cullen prizeman at BROWNLOW, Rt. Rev. William Robert, D.D., Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh. : of 1894 After M.B., C.M. at Edinburgh, M.A. R.C. Bishop Clifton from ; graduating b. held the : Assistant Clinical Wilmslow Rectory, Cheshire, 4 July 1830 ; following posts Wakefield *. of Rev. William Brownlow and Frances, Clerk at West Riding Asylum, ; d. : Resident Royal Infirmary; of R. J. Chambers. Educ. Rugby ; Physician, Lecturer on Surgeons' Hall ; Trin. Coll. Camb. ; English College, Rome. Pathology, of to the Infirmary, Royal B.A. Sen. Opt. 1853-63 ; a clergyman Pathologist Royal for Sick Children, Longmore Church of England ; received into Catholic Hospital Lecturer on Neu- Church studied in for Incurables ; by Dr. Newman, 1863 ; Hospital St. and on Practice of Medicine at Sur- Rome ; ordained priest, 1866 ; Priest at rology and Lecturer on Hall ; Physician Mary Church, Devon, 1867-88 ; Plymouth geons' Clinical Medicine 'at the Royal Infirmary. Cathedral, 1888-94 ; as V.G., Provost, and of Mid and Hind Domestic Prelate to Pope Leo. XIII. Publi- Publications : Illustrations Atlas of the Spinal cations : co-editor of English Roma Sotter- Brain ; Topographical Translation of Thoioa's Manual of ranea ; Early Christian Symbolism ; Memoir Cord; Textbook of of Melise Brownlow, Sir James Marshall; and Pathology, and of Oppenheim's BRUCE WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

: shoot- Nervous Diseases. Recreations golf, Bromley, Kent ; Gainslaw House, Berwick- : 8 Ainslie ing, cycling, travel. Address upon-Tweed. Clubs : Carlton, Athenaeum ; Place, Edinburgh. Club : University, Edin- Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes. burgh. [Died 4 June 1911. [Died 24 Feb. 1912. BRUCE, Lieut.-General Sir Henry Le Geyt, BRUCE, Rev. Alexander Balmain, D.D. ; cr. 1897 b. 1824 m. d. Professor of Apologetics and New Testa- K.C.B., ; ; Alice, ment Exegesis in Free Church College, of Dr. Chalmers, 1863. Educ. : King's School, Canterbury. Entered Bengal Artil- Glasgow, since 1875 ; b. Perthshire, 30 Jan. Bruce m. Jane lery, 1842 ; Lieut.-Gen. 1878 ; served 1831; *. of David ; Hunter, 1843 1846 1848 d. of James Walker of FodderJee, Roxburgh- Gwalior, ; Sutlej, ; Punjab, ; N.W. 1855 Indian 1857- shire, 1860. Edue. : Edinburgh University. Frontier, ; Mutiny, 1858 C.B. 1874. Address : 1 East Minister of Free Church of Scotland, 1859- ; Cliff, in connection Dover. Club : East India United Service. 1875 ; Cunningham Lecturer 15 1899. with Free Church of Scotland, 1875 ; Ely Lec- [Died Apr. turer in Union Theological Seminary, New BRUCE, Hon. Henry Lynddhurst ; Captain 3rd Gifford Lecturer in connection Royal Scots (Lothian Regt.) ; ft. 25 May York, 1886 ; 1881 e. s. and heir of 2nd Baron Aberdare with the University of Glasgow, 1896-98. ; ; m. 1906, Camilla, d. of late Clifford. Publications : The Training of the Twelve , Reynold Humiliation of 1876 The Recreations : motoring, cricket, golf. Ad- 1871 ; The Christ, ; dress : 14 Maida Vale, W Chief End of Revelation, 1881 ; The Para- Dec. 1915. bolic Teaching of Christ. 1882 ; The Galilean [Died BRUCE, Rt. Hon. Sir H. Hervey, 3rd Bt., cr. Gospel. 1882 ; The Miraculous Element in Life of 1804 ; P.C. ; H.M.'s Lieut, of Londonderry the Gospels, 1886 ; William Denny, of from 1877 ; b. Ireland, 22 Sept. 1820. S. 1888 ; The Kingdom God, 1889 ; Apolo- father 1836. Educ. : Trin. Coll. getics, or Christianity Defensively Stated, Camb. Life of 1st Guards (retired) ; contested Coleraine 1892 ; St. Paul's Conception Christianity, 1843 and 1846 Co. London- 1894; A Critical Commentary on the Syn- unsuccessfully, ; derry, 1857 ; M.P. (unopposed) Coleraine, optical Gospels, 1896 ; With Open Face, or

1862-74 ; regained his seat in and sat Christ Mirrored in the Gospels, 1896 ; The 1880, Providential Order of the World (Gifford till borough was disfranchised. Owned about acres. Heir : s. Lt.-Col. H. Lectures, Glasgow University, 1st Series), 22,000 ( : in J. L. Bruce, b. 5 Oct. 1843. Address : 1897. Recreations golf younger days ; Club : Carlton. study of Church music. Address : 32 Downhill, Londonderry. Hamilton Park Terrace, Glasgow. [Died 8 Dec. 1907. 7 b. e. s. of [Died Aug. 1899. BRUCE, John, J.P., D.L. ; 1837 ; BRUCE, Very Rev. Charles Saul, M.A., Dean John Bruce (d. 1885) and Mary, d. of J. W. St. Finbar's of Cork and Rector of Cathedral Nelson ; m. 1871, Mary Dalziel, y. d. of : from 1897 ; married. Educ. Trinity Coll., Ralph Erskine Scott. Educ. : The Grange,

Dublin (M.A.). Ordained, 1862 ; Chaplain Bishop Wearmouth. Convener of the 1864-66 : to Seamen, Cork Harbour, ; Curate County of Zetland since 1887. Address

of Athnowen, 1867-72; Cork Cathedral, Sumburgh, Lerwick, N.B. ; 21 Drumsheugh of St. : 1872-75 ; Incumbent Paul, Cork, 1875- Gardens, Edinburgh. T. A. Bruce Sum- of : 1881 ; Rector Monkstown, 1881-91 ; In- burgh. Clubs Constitutional ; University,

cumbent of Fermoy 1891-94 ; Canon of Conservative, Edinburgh. of St. Cork, 1884-97 ; Rector Luke, Cork, [Died 14 July 1907. : The 1894-97. Address Deanery, Cork. BRUCE, Colonel Robert, C.B. (civil) ; retired ; [Died 28 Dec. 1913. J.P. Co.'s London and Middlesex; b. 17 Feb. 1825 3rd *. of late Sir James R. BRUCE, Rev. David, D.D., Presbyterian ; nr. Bruce, 2nd Bt. ; m. 1859, Mary C. (d. 1893), minister ; b. Cramond, Edinburgh ; : o. d. of Sir John Montagu Burgoyne, 9th Bt. widower. Educ. Edin. Univ. ; Divinity Hall of Free Church of Scotland. Minister Educ. : Scottish Naval and Military

Academy, etc. 2nd Lieut. Royal Welsh , of St. Andrews, Auckland, N.Z., 1853 ;

1843 served with in , General Agent of the New Zealand Church. Fusiliers, ; regiment in and in Crimea of the New Canada, Bulgaria, (Crimean j 1872 ; Editor Zealand Times ; medal and clasp for Sebastopol) and Indian removed to New South Wales, 1889 ; St. Mutiny (Br. Lt.-Colonel, medal and two i Minister of North Leonards ; was F. O. of Moderator of Presbyterian Church of New clasps) campaigns ; Inspecting

in 1863-68 retired / Zealand and New South Wales General Volunteers Lancashire, ; as Chief of the Colonel ; Constable of Lancashire, Assembly ; Moderator Presbyterian Church of Australia, 1903-4. Address: 1868-77, and afterwards Inspector-General of the Irish from which Presbyterian Synod Headquarters, Sydney. Royal Constabulary, [Died 15 Dec. 1911. force he retired in 1885. Decorated for 1905 services as above. Recreations : field sports. BRUCE, Col. Edward, C.B. ; Indian Army. Address : 6 Warwick Served Afghanistan, 1879-80 (despatches, Square, London, S.W. Clubs : and St. medal with clasp, brevet of Major). Army Navy, Royal George's [Died 6 June 1911. Yacht. [Died 1 Sept. 1899. ! Sir cr. Rev. BRUCE, Rt. Hon. Gainsford, Kt., 1892 ; BRUCE, Robert, M.A., D.D. ; Minister of D.C.L. ; P.C. 1904; Judge under the Benefices Highfield Congregational Church, Hud- e. s. b. Act from 1899 ; b. 1834 ; of late John dersfleld, 50 years ; Keith Hall, Aberdeen-

Collingwood Bruce and Charlotte, d. of Tobias shire, 4 Aug. 1829 ; m. 1854, Alice Briggs, s. Gainsford of Gerrard's Cross, Bucks ; m. Blackburn ; two three d. Graduated in Sophia, d. of Francis Jackson, 1868. Educ. : Aberdeen University, 1844-48, with highest mathematical honours Glasgow University. Barr. 1859 ; Recorder (Simpson scholar) ; after mathematics 2 studied of Bradford, 1877 ; Q.C. 1883 ; successively teaching years Solicitor-General (1879), Attorney-General theology, etc., in Lancashire Independent Manchester in (1886), and Chancellor (1887) of the Co. College, ; settled Hudders- 1854 a successful Palatine of Durham ; M.P. Finsbury (Hoi- field, ; during long and he took a in his born Div.), 1888-92 ; re-elected, 1892 ; pastorate leading part Judge of the King's Bench Division of the denomination throughout the kingdom as! High Court of Justice, 1892-1904. Hon. preacher and speaker on public occasions, D.C.L. Durham. Publications : Life of as Governor, examiner, or chairman in the 1906 editor of at Bradford and and John Collingwood Bruce, ; colleges Rptherham Maude and Pollock on Shipping, and of Silcoates School ; was chairman of the Williams and Bruce on Admiralty Practice. Congregational Union of England and Wales. Recreation : yachting. Address : Yewhurst, 1888 ; and was a director of the London WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BRYANT

49 for Missionary Society years, and some Publications : Etudes critiques sur 1'histoire years chairman of the Examination Com- de la litte"rature francaise ; Involution des mittee ; throughout his lifetime he was a litte'raires genres ; Histoire de la poe'sie zealous advocate of Education in all grades, lyrique ; Etudes philosophiques et religieuses, and for all classes ; Elementary, Secondary, etc. Address : Paris, Rue Bara No. 4. and University, on broad and unsectarian [Died Dec. 1906.

basis ; 21 years member of Huddersfield | BRYAN, Col. William Booth, V.D., Member of School Board (chairman 9 year?), and a I Council of Institution of Civil M. of the Association of School Engineers, vice-president Inst. M.E., F.R. Met. Soc. Chief Boards with the freedom of the ; Engineer ; presented to the Metropolitan Water Board ; s. of of 1906. : Borough Huddersfield, Address John lace Bryan manufacturer, Nottingham ; Hurstlea, Alexandra Park, Harrogate. m. 1st, Hannah, d. of Henry Roberts of [Died 6 Nov. 1908. Nottingham ; 2nd, Alice Ange"lique, o. d. Rev. D.D. Rector of Little BRUCE, Robert, ; of M. S. Philips, London ; two s. two d. Dean, Glouc. from 1903 ; m. 1863, Emily Educ. : Nottingham Grammar School. Charlotte two Hughes-Hughes (d. 1912) ; Pupil of the late M. Ogle Tarbotton, M.Inst. : d. Educ. Trinity College Dublin ; B.A. C.E., F.G.S. ; Borough Engineer of Burnley, 1858 ; M.A. 1868 ; Hon. B.D., D.D. 1882 ; 1873-76 ; Borough and Water Engineer of Hon. D.D. Oxford, 1895. Missionary C.M.S. Blackburn, 1876-82 ; Chief Engineer to the 1858-68 1869-93 Punjab, India, ; Persia, ; East London Waterworks Company, 1882- Chaplain of Durham County Penitentiary, 1904 ; Lieutenant-Colonel commanding 2nd 1898 ; Hon. 1899 ; Chaplain Canon, Durham, Tower Hamlets Volunteer Rifle Corps, 1889- to of of 1900 Corporation City Durham, ; 1903 ; Hon. Colonel, 17th Battalion County St. 1896-1903. Vicar, Nicholas, Durham, of London Regiment; President of Junior Publications : Translation of Bible and Institution of Engineers, 1907. Address: Book of Common into Persian Prayer ; Elmstead Wood, Chislehurst; Metropolitan Bible in Persian Order History ; Apostolic Water Board, Savoy Court, W.C. Clubs: and Recreation : chess. Address : Unity. City of London, St. Stephen's. Little Dean Rectory, Newnham, Gloucester. [Died 27 Oct. 1914. [Died 15 March 1915. BRYANT, Capt. Henry Grenville, D.S.O. 1900 ; BRUCE, Sir William Cuningham, 9th Bt., cr. Shrops. Light Infantry ; b. 5 June 1872 ; 1629 ; D.L. b. 1825 ; S. u. J.P., ; Bombay, e. s. of H. S. Bryant of 2 Hesketh Crescent, 1862 ; m. Charlotte, d. of late Hon. W. Torquay ; m. 1904. Phyllis Mary, 2nd d. of 1850 74th O'Grady, Q.C., (d. 1873). Capt. late J. R. W. Hildyard of Horsley Hall, Foot Heir : s. b, (retired). William, 1856. Co. Durham, and Hutton Bonville Hall, Address : Viara, Ascot. Club : Naval and Northallerton. Entered Army, 1894 ; served 29 1906. Military. [Died May S. Africa. Address : Trimulgherry, Deccan, BRUCE, Sir William Waller, 10th Bt., cr. India. [Died 1 May 1915.

1629 ; J.P., D.L. ; b. 27 Sept. 1856 ; s. of BRYANT, J. H., M.D., F.R.C.P. (Lond.) ; 9th Bt. and Charlotte, d. of late Hon. W. Physician and Lecturer on Materia Medica O'Grady, Q.C. ; S. father 1906 ; m. 1892, and Therapeutics at Guy's Hospital ; b.

, Angelica Mary, d. of late Gen. G. Selby, R.A. ; 1867 ; e. s. of William *Mead Bryant of two s. Heir : s. Michael William Selby, b. Ilminster, Somerset ; m. Stella Beatrice Fry ; 27 March 1894. Address: Elmside, West one s. two d. Educ. : Ilminster Grammar Drayton. [Died 23 March 1912. School (Banning Exhibition); Sherborne Class Hons. BRU-DE-WOLD, Colonel Hilmar Theodore, School ; Guy's Hospital. 1st in 1st Class C.M.G. 1900 ; D.S.O. 1907 ; V.D. ; J.P. ; and gold medal Medicine and

1 Colonel on Supernumerary Staff ; Com- Hons. Forensic Medicine M.B. Examina- b. mandant Natal Militia (retired) ; 24 Aug. tion, London Univ., 1890; M.R.C.S. Eng. s. 1842 ; of Hans C. Bru-de-Wold, Tron- and B.S. (Lond.), 1890 ; Treasurer's gold

dh.jem, Norway ; m. 1st, 1871, Sarah (d. medal in Medicine, Treasurer's gold medal d. in 1892), of J. Baizley, Ifafa ; 2nd, 1895, in Surgery, Beaney prize Pathology, 1891, Helen Mary, d. of J. D. Shuter, Durban. Michael Harris prize in Anatomy, 1888, and Medical Served Zulu War, 1879 (medal with clasp) ; other prizes at Guy's Hospital ; Boer War, 1899-1902 (despatches twice, Registrar and Pathologist at Guy's Hospital Queen's and King's medals with three clasp?, (retired). Publications : editor of the Diseases of the C.M.G.) ; conducted operation Native Re- Guy's Hospital Reports; bellion, 1906 (medal, D.S.O.). Address : Abdominal Blood Vessels, Allchin's System Eidswold, Lower Umizimkulu, Natal. of Medicine; Electro - Therapeutics, Hale Con- [Died 8 Sept. 1913. White's Text Book of Therapeutics ;

to ; BRUEN, Right Hon. Henry, P.C., D.L., J.P. ; tributions the Guy's Hospital Reports Journals. Address : P.O. (Ireland) 1880 ; D.L. Co. Carlow ; J.P. Societies and Medical Co. Carlow and Co. Wexford member of 8 Mansfield Street, Cavendish Square, W. , ; Representative Body of Church of Ireland; [Died 21 May 1906. b. Oak 16 June 1828 o. s. Park, Carlow, ; BRYANT, Thomas, M.Ch., F.R.C.S. England of late Colonel and Anne to Henry Bruen, M.P., and Ireland ; Consulting Surgeon Guy's Wandesforde, d. of Thoma sKavanagh, M.P., Hospital; b. Kennington, S.E., 20 May of Borris Co. Carlow ; m. House, 1854, Mary 1828 ; e. s. of late T. Egerton Bryant, Margaret (d. 1894), d. of Edward M. Conolly, M.R.C.S., President of the Medical Society

, of Castletown Co. Kildare three s. M.P., ; of London; m. Adelaide Louisa (d. 1911), six d. Educ. : private school of Rev. J. M. d. of Benjamin Walrond, 1862; four s. Sussex. Glubb, Shermanbury, M.P. (C.) three d. Educ. : King's College ; Gay's for Co. 1857-80. Address : Oak Presi- Carlow, Hospital. President R.C.S. 1890-93 ; Park, Carlow. Clubs : Carlton : Kildare dent of Medical Society of London, 1872; Dublin. 8 March 1912. Clinical Street, [Died Hunterian Society, 1873 ; Society, la of Medicine, 1898-99 ; BRUNETIERE, Ferdinand ; Directeur de 1885 ; Royal Society du to Victoria ; Revue des deux Mondes ; president Surgeon Extraordinary Queen in to Edward VII. Syndicat de la Presse pe"riodique ; b. Toulon, Surgeon Ordinary King les and Treasurer and 19 cm son exercait 1901-10 ; Representative juillet 1849, pere on fonctions d'inspecteur en chef de la marine. of Royal College of Surgeons, England, Publicatwns : On Educ. : Lorient, Marseille, et Paris, Lyce"e General Medical Council. Louis-le-Grand. Ecrivain, professeur et Practice of Surgery, 1872, 4th ed. 1884; conf6rencier Membre de l'Aeade"mie Fran- On Diseases of the Breast, 1887 ; Surgical ; Diseases of Diseases of 1893 ; caise depuis 1893 ; et maitre de conferences Children, a 1'Ecole Normale SuptSrieure depuis 1885. Rectum, 1899. Recreations : fly-fishing (as 4 BRYMEB WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

: of since b. an amusement), literature. Address 21 vince Quebec 1905 ; 29 Jan. : of Fitzgeorge Avenue, Kensington, W. Clubs 1847 ; s. of late David Buchan, Braeside Athenaeum (Rule 2), Royal Societies. and Halcro House, Toronto ; m. 1874, Mary [Died 30 Dec. 1914. Fenton, d. of late W. G. Paterson. Educ. : BRYMER, William Ernest, Colonel Dorset Upper Canada Coll. Ensign, Queen's Own b. 20 1840 *. Rifles of 1872 and Ad- Yeomanry (retired) ; May ; Canada, ; Captain

: 1885 ; of Capt. John Brymer. Educ. Harrow ; jutant, 1875 ; Major, 90th Rifles, Trinity Coll. Cambridge, M.P. (0.) for served through North-West Campaign, 1885 1891-1906. com- Dorchester, 1874-85 ; Dorset, 8., (despatches twice, medal and clasp) ;

Address : Ilsington House, Dorchester ; 8 manded Canadian Mounted Infantry, 1885- : St. James's Street, London, S.W. Clubs 1891 ; transferred to Royal Canadian Regt. ; in Carlton, Oxford and Cambridge, Turf. Lieut.-Col. 1895 ; served with regiment [Died 9 May 1909. South Africa, 1899-1900 (despatches twice, medal with Paarde- BUCCLEUCH, 6th Duke of (cr. 1663), William clasps Cape Colony, Henry Walter Montagu-Douglas-Scott, K.G., berg, Driefontein, Johannesburg) ; promoted Colonel Hon. A.D.C. to Governor-General K.T., P.O., J.P., D.L., Baron Scott of ; of Canada. Address : Montreal. Clubs : St. Buccleuch, 1606 ; Earl of Buccleuch, Baron James's, Hunt, Montreal. Scott of Whitchester and Eskdaill, 1619 ; Earl of Doncaster and Baron Tynedale [Died 7 Oct. 1909. BUCHANAN, George, M.A., M.D. ; LL.D., (Eng.), 1662 ; Earl of Dalkeith, 1663 ; Duke L.R.C.S. Western of Queensberry, Marquis of Dumfriesshire, ; Surgeon Infirmary, b. 1827. Earl of Drumlanrig and Sanquhar, Viscount Glasgow ; Surgeon Glasgow Royal Civil in of Torthorwold, and Ross, Baron Infirmary (retired) ; Surgeon, army Nith, Med. Douglas, 1684. Capt.-Gen. Royal Co. of Crimea; Pres. Surg. Sect. Brit. Assoc. 1888 Vice-Pres. 1872 one of the Archers Lord-Lieut, of Dumfriesshire since ; ; ; editors of Professor b. 9 Glasgow Med. Journ. ; 1858 ; M.F.H. (Buccleuch) ; London, of Clinical Surgery, Glasgow University, to Sept. 1831 ; *. of 5th Duke and Charlotte, 1900. Publications : Camp Life in the d. of 2nd Marquis of Bath ; S. father 1884 ; Crimea On with 1880 ; m. 1859, Lady Louisa Jane Hamilton (d. ; Lithotrity, Cases, Clinical 1912), V.A., Mistress of the Robes to the Surgery (an inaugural address), of Hernia in of 1874 ; Radical Cure Inguinal Queen, 3rd d. of 1st Duke Abercorn ; Children, 1880 ; Talipes Varus, 1880 ; Faure's, five *. two d. Educ. : Eton ; Christ Church, Oxford. Lieutenant-Colonel Midlothian Storage Battery, and Electricity in Surgery, 1881 Anaesthesia a Yeomanry, 1856-72; Member (C.) for ; Jubilee, Retrospect, Edin. Med. 1897 editor of 10th Midlothian, 1853-68, 1874-80. Owned about Journal, ; ed. Anatomist's Vade Mecum. Recreations : 460,000 acres. Heir : s. Earl of Dalkeith. excursions Address : Montagu House, Whitehall, foreign travel, walking (record, Monte Rosa), sketching. Address : Balanton, S.W. ; Bowhill, Selkirk ; Dalkeith Palace, Thornhill 35 Snowdon Place, Stirling. Club: Stirling Dalkeith ; Drumlanrig Castle, ; County. [Died 19 Apr. 1906. Eildon Hall, St. Boswells ; Langholm Lodge, Langholm. Clubs : Canton, Marlborough, BUCHANAN, Lieut.-Gen. Henry James, C.B., 6. 1 St. Stephen's, Travellers', Turf ; Royal 1880; Dursley, Nov. 1830; m. Mary e. d. of Yacht Squadron, Cowes ; New, Edinburgh. Louisa, Rev. Frederick Mayne. [Died 5 Nov. 1914. Educ. : Marlborough. Entered Army, 1850 : 1892 served 1354-55 BUCHAN, Alexander, M.A., LL.D., F.R.S., Lieut.-Gen., ; Crimea, (medal with three clasps, Sardinian and F.R.S.E. ; Secretary Scottish Meteorological Turkish medals, 5th class of Medjidie) Society from 1860 ; member Meteorological North-West Frontier, 1877-78 (despatches, Council of the Royal Society, 1887 ; Mem- medal Recreations : ber of Council 1871, and Curator of Library C.B., with clasp). and Museum, Royal Society of Edinburgh, cricket and shooting. Address : West Dean 11 Cottage, Chichester. Club : United Service. 1878 ; b. Kinnesswood, Kinross-shire, d. of [Died 7 Oct. 1903. April 1829 ; m. 1864, Sarah (d. 1900), David Ritchie, Musselburgh. Educ. : Free BUCHANAN, Sir James, 2nd Bt., cr. 1878;

Church Normal School, and Univ. Edin- J.P., D.L. ; Commander R.N. (retired) ; b. rf. burgh. Teacher, 1848-60 ; President Botani- 1840; S. father 1882; m. Arabella,

cal Society of Edinburgh, 1870-71 ; Mak- of late Capt. G. C. Colquitt Craven, Brock- Heir : dougall-Brisbane Prize, 1876 ; and Gunning hampton Park, Gloucestershire, 1873. Victoria Jubilee Prize, 1893, of Royal Soc. b. Eric, b. 1848. Address : Craigend Castle, of of Edin. ; the Symon's Memorial Medal Milngavie, near Glasgow. the Royal Meteorological Society. Publica- [Died 16 Oct. 1901. tions : Handy Book of Meteorology, 1867, BUCHANAN, Lewis Mansergh, C.B., F.R.G.S. 4th 2nd ed. 1868 ; Introductory Text-Book of F.R.Met.Soc. ; Colonel, retired from Circula- b. 31 Meteorology, 1871 ; Atmospheric Royal Inniskilling Fusiliers, 1897 ; and Oceanic Dec. 1836 7th and s. of John tion," 1889, " Circulation, 1895, ; y. Buchanan, in Challenger Reports ; Weather and Lisnamallard, Co. Tyrone ; m. 1st, Eleanor, j Health of London (jointly with Sir Arthur d. of W. Whitla; 2nd, Wilhelmina, d. o ; articles in : Mitchell) ; Meteorology and other George Molony, R.M. Educ. Dungannon Encyclopaedia Britannica and Chambers's College and privately. Joined Royal Tyrone : Fusilier Encyclopaedia. Recreations literature, Militia, 1855 ; volunteered with 80 in more particularly old English poets, drama- men to the Army the Crimea, 1856 ; served tists, and historians, Scott's Novels, Burns's through Indian Mutiny with 88th Connaught, of travels Poems, Tennyson's Poems, books ; Rangers, 1857-58-59 (medal and clasp) ; : the botany, angling, hill-climbing. Address rejoined Royal Tyrone Fusiliers, 1862 ; ove : 2 Dean Terrace, Edinburgh. commanded the battalion, 1887-97 ; [Died 13 May 1907. 42 years' Line and Militia service. Decorated for service in India and service in Militia. BUCHAN, 13th Earl of (or. 1469), David Stuart long Publications : Last Winter in Spain, 1883- Erskine, D.L. Lord Auchterhouse, 1469 ; 1884 the and Chinese; Baron Cardross, 1606. Captain (retired) ; Through Himalayas Thibet, 1859-60; The Climate of Ulster. 35th Foot b. Nov. 1815 ; S. father 1857 ; ; Annual valuation of real estate about 1500. m. 2nd, Maria, d. of William James, 1876. Address : Co. Heir : s. Lord Cardross, b. 1850. Address : Edenfel, Omagh, Tyrone. Clubs : Societies Brothers, W. Hagbourne Manor, Didcot. Royal ; Friendly [Died 3 Dec. 1899. Tyrone County. [Died 23 Apr. 1908. 1900 and BUCHAN, Brig.-Gen. Lawrence, C.M.G. ; BUCHANAN, Robert, author, dramatist, Pro- of his A.D.C. ; C.V,O. 1908 ; commanding publisher own writings ; 6. Caverswall 98 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BUCKNILL

18 1841 o. s. of Robert Staffordshire, Aug, ; Clare Sybil, 3rd d. of late Clare Sewell Buchanan, socialist, missionary, and journa- Read, M.P. Educ. : Bromsgrove School An list, and Margaret Williams, of Stoke-upon- architect, 1870-80; engaged mostly in Trent. Educ. : Glasgow Academy and High the restoration of the old churches' and Came to School ; Glasgow University. A.R.I.B.A. Curate of ; Much Wenlock, 1883- London from Scotland in and became 1885 1860, ; Vicar of Clifton on Teme, 1885-94. and dramatist Recreations : journalist, novelist, ; passing golf, fishing, archeological of the time in Scotland and Ireland part ; interests. Address : Astley Rectory, Stour- visited America in 1880. Publications : port. [Died 12 Feb. 1915 London 1866 Poems, including Poems, ; BUCKLE, Major Matthew Perceval, D.S O of 1868 Collected Poetical Book Orm, ; 1900; Royal West Kent Regiment- b 1880 The 1890 29 Works, ; Wandering Jew, ; Sept. 1869; 2nd s. of Admiral C. E.' anonymously, St. Abe and His of published Buckle, Raithby Spilsby ; m. 1909, Rose and first Seven Wives, White Red ; Marjorie, e. d. of Col. C. A. Swan. Educ novel, The Shadow of the Sword, published Winchester College. Entered Army, 1889; about 1874 ; from 1880 onward 1898 produced Captain, ; Adjutant, 1897 ; Staff-

; became his own at War 1904 many popular plays pub- Captain Office, ; Brigade-Major lisher in The Devil's Case and 2nd 1896, issuing Infantry Brigade, 1906 ; served South other works. Andromeda, 1900. Recreations : Africa (severely wounded, despatches) yachting, shooting, fishing, horse-racing. Major, 1907. Address: Quetta. Club: [Died 10 June 1901. Army and Navy. [Died 26 Oct. 1914.

BUCHANAN, Rt. Hon. Thomas Ryburn, P.C. ; BUCKLEY, Abel, Banker b. 1835 *. J.P., ; ; of M.P. East from 1903 late (L.) Division, Perths., ; Abel Buckley of Alderdale Lodge. Lan- /;. 1846 s. of late J. cashire Glasgow, ; Buchanan, ; m. 1875, Hannah (d. 1897), d. of d. of T. S. Glasgow ; m. Emily, Bolitho, 1888. John Summers of Sunnyside, Ashton-under- E'luc. : Sherborne Balliol Glasgow ; ; Coll., Lyne. M.P. Lancashire (Prestwich Div.), Prize Fellow of All Souls. : Oxford, Stanhope ; 1885-86. Address Ryecroft Hall, Ashton- Barr. Inner contested Temple ; Haddington, under-Lyne ; Galtee Castle, Mitchelstown, 1880 contested W. 1892 M.P. Co. Cork. Clubs : ; Edinburgh, ; Reform ; National

Edinburgh, 1881-85 ; W. Edinburgh, 1885- Liberal. [Died 23 Dec. 1908. 1892 M.P. 1892- ; (G.L.) Aberdeenshire, E., BUCKLEY, Colonel Arthur Dashwood Bulkeley, 1900 Financial War 1906-8 ; Secy., Office, ; C.B. 1911 A.A.G. War Office b. ; ; 15 June Under-Secy. of State, India Office, 1908-9. 1860 2nd s. of late ; Rev. Joseph Buckley, Address : 12 South Club : Street, W. Rector of Sopworth, Wiltshire; unmarried. 7 1911. Reform. [Died Apr. Educ. : Marlborough College. Joined 37th BUCHHEIM, Charles Adolphus, Phil. Doc.; Hampshire Regiment from North Gloucester

Hon. M.A. Oxon. ; Professor of German Militia 1879, served as adjutant 1st V.B.

Literature, King's Coll. London, from 1863 ; Hampshire Regt. 1889-94 ; second in com- b. Moravia, 22 Jan. 1828 ; m. Pauline n6e mand 2nd Hampshire Regt. in South Africa Hermann, 1857. Educ. : Vienna, Press- 1900-1 (despatches, bt. Lt.-Col., Queen's medal to 4 later in of burg. Sometime Examiner the University clasps) ; command 1st Hamp- instructor shire with of London ; German to children Regt. Aden Boundary Column, and of Prince of Wales. Publications : Schiller's for some time in command of that column, as Office Wallenstein, 1862 ; The Political Course of since served A.A.G. War and Chief Staff the Reformation, 1883 ; edited for G. T. S., Recruiting Officer, London District. Re- with Introductions, etc., Deutsche Lyrik, creations : Hunting, shooting, etc. Address : 63 Pall S.W. Club : 1875 ; Balladen und Romanzen, 1891 ; Mall, Army and Navy.

Heine's Lieder und Gedichte, 1897 ; and a [Died 3 Apr. 1915. Series of German Classics for the Clarendon BUCKLEY, Sir Edmund, D.L. : 1st Bt., cr. late b. Press, Oxford, 1869-96. Recreation : book- 1868 ; s. of E. Peck ; Manchester, : Sarah e. d. of collecting. Address 9 Connaught Road, 1834 ; m. 1st, I860, (d. 1883), : of Carmarthen Harlesden, N.W. Club Authors'. W. Rees Tonn, County ; one of [Died 7 June 1900. s. one d. ; 2nd, Sara, widow A. J. Burton, for Sir cr. Chicago, U.S.A., 1885. M.P. Newcastle- BUCKINGHAM, Col. James, Kt., 1906 ; of under-Lyme, 1865-78 ; assumed the name C.I.E. 1890 ; Secretary. Indian Tea Associa- Buckley, 1864. Owned about 11,300 acres. tion, 21 Mincing Lane, London ; ex-manager Heir : s. Edmond, b. 1861. Address : The , Amgoorie Tea Estates ; Chairman Assam Dinas N. Wales Aber- Branch India Tea Association Hon. Plas, Mawddwy, ; ; turnant Bala. 21 March 1910. Magistrate Sibsangar District; b. 23 Mar. Hall, [Died s. Rev. Felix J., M.A. Hon. Canon 1843 ; e. of late Rev. J. Buckingham, BUCKLEY, ; of of Bristol Rector of Stanton St. Devon ; m. Laura Amelia, d. Surg.-Major ; Quintin, : 1880-1905 b. 15 Oct. 1834 s. of Collins, I.S.C., 1880 ; two s. one d. Educ. Wilts, ; ; m. Miss Blandford Grammar School ; Cheltenham General Buckley ; 1872, Hervey : Merton Coll. Coll. Major comm. Sibsangar Mounted Bathurst. Educ. Eton ; Oxford. Curate at Buckland Rifles, 1884 ; commanded Assam Valley Monachorum,

1861-63 ; Administrative Batt. 1890 ; Lieut.-Col. 1858-60 ; Rownhams, Hants, 1863-67 Rector of Stanton Assam Valley Mounted Rifles, 1891 ; Member Nunton, Wilts, ;

Vol. St 1867-70 ; Curate of Bemerton, Conference, Calcutta, 1892 ; Additional Quintin, Wilts. 1870-71 Vicar of Sussex, Member Viceroy's Council, 1893-94 ; again ; Mountfleld, : Pine Bourne- 1899-1901 ; retired with rank of Col. 1897 ; 1871-80. Address Grange, Hon. A.D.C. to Viceroy 1895-1898. Recrea- mouth. Club : Junior Conservative. 1911. tions : football, rowing, and athletics at [Died 20 March Sir John Charles, Kt., cr. 1849 ; Cheltenham ; athletics at Torquay, 1864, BUCKNILL, b. 1817 s. of John Bucknill "when he carried off everything. Address : M.D., F.R.S. ; ; ::t widower. Educ. : Carlisle Mansions, Westminster, S.W. of Market Bosworth ; Clubs : University. Medical Oriental ; Bengal, Calcutta. Rugby ; Edinburgh Lunatic [Died 27 Feb. 1912. Superintendent Devon County edited BUCKLE, Rev. Martin Brereton, Rector of Asylum, 1844-62; originated and of founders Journal of Medical Science ; one Astley, Worcestershire, from 1894 ; Hon. Canon of of Volunteer Movement of 1859. Piiblica- Worcester Cathedral, 1909 ; Rural Medical Dean of b. s. tions : Mad Folk of Shakespeare ; Worcester West, 1907 ; 1853 ; Address : Hil- of Rev. William Buckle, Vicar of Canon Knowledge of Shakespeare. Cliff Bourne- ; East House, Frome, Herefordshire ; m. 1st, 1881, Ethel morton, Rugby : Athenaeum. Frances (d. 1908), o. c. of late Henry Ellison mouth, Hants. Club (' [Dud 20 July 1897. Stonfi, Yorks. ; one s. turee d. ; 2nd, 1913, 99 BUIST WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

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Young Nemesis ; The Seed of the Righteous

Beyond, Cut off from the World ; A Com- Sea Cook and articles Jyntiah Hills Campaign, 1860-62,63 (de- pleat ; many stories, of and Recreation : none. Address , spatches, thanks of Lieut.-Governor Bengal essays. in Heathwood Bournemouth. and of Commander-in-Chief India) ; Millfield, Road, Bhootan Expedition, 1865 (despatches, medal [Died I March 1915 at Moon- BULLER, Sir Alexander, G.C.B., cr. 1902: with clasp) ; led storming parties

and 4th cr. 1896 1897 b. 1834 : sow Ooksai, Numbraie, Raselyand, K.C.B., ; Admiral, ; : 22 *. of Rev. Richard Corn- capture of Moonsow Fort. Address Buller, Lanreath, wall m. d. of Palmeira Avenue, ; Mary, Henry Tritton, Bedding- Hove.Wton.^ ^ ton, Surrey, 1870. Entered Royal Navy 1848 ; served in Black Sea, 1854-55 ; Com- BULKELEY, Captain Thomas Henry Rivers, mander-in-Chief on China 1895-97, Scots Guards Station, 1911 M.V.O., 1909 ; ; C M G ; Address : Erie Hall, Plympton, Devon. Duke of Connaught ; Comp- Equerry to the [Died 3 Oct. 1903, troller to H.R.H.'s Household in Canada BULLER, Sir Morton Edward Manningham-, 1876 ; *. of Col. C. from 1911 ; b. 23 June 2nd Bt., cr. 1868 ; J.P., D.L. ; b. 31 May Rivers Bulkeley ; m. 1913, Evelyn Pelly, 1825 ; S. father 1882 ; m. Mary, d. of W. d of Lady Lilian Yorke and late Sir Henry Davenport, Maer Hall, Staffordshire, 1863 ; Pelly, 3rd Bt., g.-d. of Earl of Wemyss, lady- three d. Educ. : Eton Balliol Coll. Oxford. in-waiting to Duchess of Connaught. Educ.: ; Hon. Col. 3rd Batt. North Staffs. Regt. Eton Joined Oxford Militia, 1894 ; Capt. Heir : n. Captain Mervyn Edward Manning- 1897 : 2nd Lieut. Scots Guards 1899 ; Capt. ham-Buller, h. Jan. 18761. Address: 1904; served South Africa, 1899-1902; [16 Dilhorn Cheadle. Club : United Uni- Adjutant 1st Batt. Scots Guards, 1901-4 Hall, 27 Apr. 1910. (wounded at Belmont, despatches thrice, versity. [Died Queen's medal 6 clasps, King's medal 2 BULLER, General Rt. Hon. Sir Redvers Henry, to Lord of cr. cr. clasps) ; A.D.C. Curzon, Viceroy G.C.B., 1894; G.C.M.G., 1900; India, 1904-5, and Comptroller of the K.C.M.G., cr. 1882; K.C.B., cr. 1885; P.C., of the V.C. 1879 b. 7 Dec. 1839 e. surv. s. of late Household ; A.D.C. and Comptroller ; ; Household to Lord Minto, Viceroy of India, J. W. Buller and Charlotte, d. of late Lord m. Jane Char- 1905-7 ; A.D.C. to Field-Marshal H.R.H. H. M. Howard ; Lady Audrey the Duke of Connaught, Inspector- General lotte, d. of 4th Marquis Townshend and of the Forces, 1907, and when Commanding widow of Hon. G. T. Howard, 1882. Educ. : Lieut.- in Chief and High Commissioner in the Eton. Entered 60th Rifles, 1858 ; served in 1860 Red Mediterranean, 1907-9 ; accompanied Duke Gen. 1891 ; China, ; Ashanti 1874 of Connaught to British East Africa and River Expedition, 1870 ; War, ; : Zulu 1878-79 South Africa, 1910. Address 27 St. Kaffir War, 1878 ; War, (Brevet with James' Court, S.W. Clubs : Guards, Junior Lieut.-Col., V.C., C.M.G., medal clasp) ; Chief of Boer 1881 Carlton ; County, Shrewsbury. Staff, War, ; Intelligence at Kas- [Died 26 Oct. 1914. Department, Egypt, 1882 ; present sassin, Tel-el-Kebir (despatches, K.C.M.G., Rev. Thomas M. Bulkeley, BULKELEY-OWEN, medal with clasp, 3rd Class Osmanieh, s. of J.P., Co. Salop ; o. sury. Thos B.ulkeley Khedive's star) ; Soudan War, 1884 Bulkeley-Owen of Tedsmore Hall ; m. 1880, (despatches twice, Maj.- Gen., two clasps) ; Hon. Fanny Mary Katherine, o. c. of 1st Chief of Staff, Soudan, 1884-85. de- Lord Harlech and widow of Hon. Lloyd K.C.B. and mother of 4th Lord spatches, clasp) ; Quartermaster- Kenyon, Kenyon. for General, 1887 ; Under-Secretary Ireland, Educ. : Christ Oxford. Rugby ; Church, at 1887 ; Adj. -Gen. 1890-97 ; in command For ten years Vicar of Welsh-Hampton,Elles- Aldershot, 1898-99 ; served South Africa, mere, Salop. Address : Tedsmore Hall, 1899-1900, first a General commanding the Oswestry. [Died 5 June 1910. Forces in South Africa, and afterwards as

BULLARD, Sir Harry, Kt., cr. 1887 ; J.P. for General Officer commanding in Natal, and of City of Norwich and County of Norfolk ; conducted the operations for the relief

D.L. ; M.P. (C.) Norwich, 1885-86 and from Ladysmith, which was successfully accom- 1895 ; Chairman of Bullard and Sons, Ltd., plished after an investment of 118 days ;

Anchor Brewery, Norwich ; b. 1841 ; m. subsequently conducted operations resulting Sarah Jane, d. of late T. Ringer, Rougham, in expulsion of Boer army from Natal] 1867. of 1st Sheriff, 1877-78; Mayor Nor- (despatches) ; commanded Army Corps,] : Address wich, 1878-81, 1886-87. Address Hellesdon Aldershot, 1901 ; retired, 1906. :\' House, Norwich, and 4 Whitehall Court, Downes, Crediton. Clubs : Army and Navy, S.W. Clubs : Carlton, Junior Carlton, Consti- Naval and Military. Brooks's Athenaeum, 1908. tutional, City Carlton ; Norfolk County. United Serice. [Died 2 June 26 [Died Dec. 1903. BULLER, Sir Walter Lawry, K.C.M.G., cr. Frank b. 1838 BULLEN, Thomas, author and lecturer ; 1886 ; C.M.G. 1875 ; F.R.S. ; 9 Oct. ; b. 5 Paddington, April 1857 ; s. of F. R. s. of Rev. J. Buller, Canterbury, N. Zealand ; Bullen of Gilbert Crewkerne, Dorset ; m. 1878, m. 1862, Charlotte (d, 1891), d. of

. Amelia Grimwood ; three d. Educ. : no Mair, J.P. Resident Magistrate and Native education after 1866 ; prior to that at Dame Commissioner and Judge of Native Land School and Westbourne School, Paddington. Court in N. Zealand, 1862-72; served in, From 1866, errand boy, nomad, etc., until Maori War as Volunteer on Sir George Grey's j

1869 ; then at sea in various Barr. Inner capacities up staff, 1865 (medal) ; Temple,} to and chief in all including mate, parts of 1874 ; member of New Zealand Commission! the world, until 1883 ; then junior clerk in for Colonial and Indian Exhibition of 1886 j Meteorological Office until 1899. Publica- Member Executive British Section ' " " Council, tions : The Cruise of the o Cachalot ; Paris Exhibition, 1889 (Officer in Legion Idylls of the Sea The of a Sea Govern ; Log Waif ; Honour) ; represented New Zealand, The Men of the Merchant Service Hon, ; With ing Body Imperial Institute, 1891-96 ; Christ at Sea A Sack of of th! ; Shakings ; The Sc.D. Cantab. 1900 ; Kt. Commander of the d Apostles South-East ; Deep-Sea Crown of Italy; also Kt. of the Orders Phmderings; A Whaleman's Wife; Sea- Francis Joreph of Austria, Frederick of Wud 1 Wrack ; Sea, Puritans Creatures of ; the Sea ; temberg, and Philip of Hesse, Darmstadt 100 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BTTLWER

: of Birds of ! Publication A History the New F. Bullock, Radwinter, Essex ; m. Florence

ed. 1888 1 Zealand, 1873 ; 2nd ; and numerous d. of late S. L. Horton, of Shifnal, ' Salop; : scientific memoirs and papers. Recreation* one . one d. Educ. : Winchester : New Addrett : The Ter- Coll. ornithology, ethnology. j Oxford (M.A.). Member of H.B.M. race, Wellington, New Zealand. Club : Royal consular service in China, 1869-97 : Barr. Societies', London. [Died 19 July 1906. Inner Temple, 1890. Publication* : Transla-

tions of Peking Gazettes, 1887-80 ; Chinese BULLINGER, Ethelbert William, D.D. ; Writer . Exercises, etc. Addrett : Wood Lawn. Nor* on New Testament Criticism and Biblical I ham Road, Oxford. Club : Royal Societies. : b. 15 Dec. 1837 descendant of Theology ; j [Died 20 March 1915. Henry Bullinger of Zurich. Educ. : Private James I.S.O. was tuition and King's College, London (Associate ! BULMER, Alfred, 1908;

! Postmaster-General of Trinidad and 1861). Ordained, 1861 ; held Curacies in Tobago. Addrets : Port of Trinidad, West Bermondsey, Norfolk, and Netting Hill ; Spain, Vicar of St. Walthamstow, 1874- Indies. [Died 27 March 1914. Stephen's, |

1888; Incumbent of Brunswick (Proprietary) 1 BULSTRODE, Herbert Timbrell, M.A., M.D. 1891- Chapel, Upper Berkeley Street, London, B.C. Cantab., D.P.H. ; Medical Inspector,

1894 ; Secretary of the Trinitarian Bible H.M. Local Government Board ; Lecturer Society from 1867. Publieationt : Seventy- on Preventive Medicine, Charing Cross Hos- Critical seven works, including Lexicon and pital Medical School ; Chairman of Board j Concordance to the Greek New Testament of Studies of Hygiene, and member of Faculty

of used hi the i (5th ed.) ; Figures Speech of Medicine, University of London ; Exam- of Bible ; The Witness the Stars ; How iner in Public Health, University of Leeds, to the Bible The Book of Job : and of : Enjoy ; | formerly Royal College Surgeons

Number in Scripture ; two books of Original Milroy Lecturer (subject Tuberculosis) Royal Hymn Tunes, also transcriptions of Breton College of Physicians, 1903 ; Delegate H.M.

Music ; Editor of Things to Come, a monthly Government at International Congress on : magazine of Biblical Literature. Recreation* Tuberculosis, Paris, 1905 ; Delegate, Royal music and chess. Addrett : Bremgarten. College of Surgeons, at Congresses on School Vice- Golders Hill, Hampatead, N.W. Club: Hygiene. London, 1905 and 1907 ; National (hon.). [DM 6 June 1913. President Epidemiological Section Royal Society of Medicine ; Member Soc. Franc. 3ULLOCK. Rev. Charles, B.D.: editor of The ; Member of Mr. Chaplin's Depart- Fireside Home The d'Hygiene Magazine, Words, Day mental Committee on Food Preservatives, of Days, The News, etc. ; b. 24 Feb. 1829 ; visiting Germany, Denmark, and Ireland in *. of Brame and Sarah Bullock ; m. 1st, connection therewith Fellow and Member Caroline Lucy, d. of Ashton C.ise, Papplewick ; of Council, Royal Sanitary Institute; b. Hall, Linby, Notts, 1856; 2nd, Hestor Gatcombe Rectory, Isle of Wight; y. t. Savory, d. of late T. C. Savory, 1866. Educ. : of late Canon Bulstrode ; m. Beatrix, d. of St. Bee's, 1853. B.D. Archbishop of by late Rev. R. A. L. Nunns. Educ. : Em- Canterbury, 1875. Ordained to Rotherham, manuel College, Cambridge; St. Thomas's 1855 ; Curate of Ripley, Yorks., 1857-59 ; London. Publieationt : Reports 1859-60 Rector of St. Hospital, Luton, Beds., ; to the Local Government Board on Oyster 1860-74; founder of Nicholas', Worcester, Culture in relation to Disease, 1896, and on the Robin the Hold Fast by your Dinners, Sanatoria for Consumption, 1907, both pre- Sundays Society, the Lord's-Prayer Union, the Sani- sented to Parliament ; Reports on and England'" Anti-Cigarette Union. Young tary Condition of Windsor, 1900, and on : The The ^Publications Way Home ; Royal Enteric Fever outbreak following Mayoral The England's i>ir; Queen's Resolve; banquets at Winchester and Southampton, Words of ; The Beat Royal Home ; Ministry Dr. Theodore Wllhams. 1902 ; Report (with Wish ; The Crown of the Road ; The M.V.O.) to Lord President of the Council on Forgotten Truth; The Old Gospel ever contributions to Paris Congress of 1905 ; New : Debt to the Bible ; Shakespeare's Medical Journals and Quain's Dictionary of of Science Popular Recreation ; The Man lecture Medicine ; Friday evening Royal the Man of God Matches that Strike ; The ; Institution, 1908. Recreation: golf. Ad- Poet of Home Life Yet : a ; Speaketh drets : Local Government Board, Whitehall, Biography of Frances Ridley Havergal ; Club : S.W. ; 52 Palace Gardens Terrace, W. Crowned to etc. Recreation : change Serve, Royal Societies. [Died 22 July 1911. of work. [Died 23 Sept. 1911. BULWER. Gen. Sir Edward Emrle Gacoync. C.I.E. 1897 Gen- TLLOCK, Frederick Shore, C.S., ; G.C.B.. cr. 1905; K.C.B., cr. 1886; Assistant Police, of the Welsh Commissioner, Metropolitan eral (retired) ; Colonel Royal of t. William Earle from 1900 ; Chief Constable Metropolitan Fusiliers from 1898 ; 2nd of b. 3 Oct. m. Isabel, d. of Police, London, 1903-09; India, Lytton Bulwer, Heydon ; *. Com- Court- 1847 ; of Thomas Henry Bullock, Sir J. Jacob Buxton, Bt.. of Shadwell missioner of Berar m. Alexandria : school ; ; 1870, July 1 863 (d. 1883). Educ. private Margaret Brind, d. of Brigadier- General F. Trin. Coll. Camb. Entered Royal Welsh t. two d. Educ. : and Brind, C.B., R.H.A. ; two Fusiliers, 1849; served in Bulgaria for Indian Sebas- Cheltenham College. Passed Crimea at battle of Alma ; before ; to Civil 1868 ; arrived in India, 1870 ; war Private Secretary Service, topol ; after the in served in N.W.P., India, til 11892 as Judge a. Sir Henry Lytton Bulwer, 1856-1857 ; of to India on and Collector ; Judicial Commissioner Danubian Principalities ; went at siege Berar, 1892; Commissioner of Hyderabad outbreak of Mutiny, 1857 ; present retired from selected aligned Districts, 1895; and capture of Lucknow ; Interna- service, 1899; British delegate to command of special column, 1858 ; capture- on Slave Paris, i also commanded in two tional Congress White Traffic, Selimpore Fort ; Con- I and 1906 ; British Delegate to International other successful Jubrowlee engagements, made gresses on White Slave Traffic and Poorwah (mentioned in despatches ; C.B.) 12 years British | Literature, 1910 ; also Delegate a Brevet Lieut.-Col, and ;

on V\ bite : on Commis- to the International Conference at Headquarters staff ; Special Slave Trarfic in 1910. Recreations: 1886 ; Lieut.-Gov. Madrid, j sion on the Belfast Riots, Address: 19, The 1889-94. Addre** : 45 Hans *olf, cricket, .shooting. j in Guernsey, : Junior Carlton. ! Norwich. Grove, Boltons, S. W. Club* Place S.W. ; The Grange, Heydon, Ranelagh, [Died 12 Jan. 1914. JLLOCK, Thomas Lowndes, Professor Sir Ernest Gascoyna, Chinese in the University of Oxford from . BULWER. Henry cr. b. 11 Dec. 1836; of late Rev. J. i G.C.A1.'... 1874; 1899; b. 27 Sept. 1845; *. 101

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Archipelago, 1877 and 1878, collecting plants* s. of Rev. G. O. Burd, Rector of Sheinton etc. a writer on a wide of and Rural birds, ; range Shropshire, Dean of Coadover ; ethical in the horticultural and subjects m. 1864, J. Neville, Haselour Hall ; one *. weekly and other periodical horticultural Educ. : Bridgnorth and Newport, Salop, for the under the Schools journals past thirty years Grammar ; and Christ Church, initials F. W. B. Publications: Domestic Oxford. Rector of Cressage, 1864-78; 1875 The Vicar of Floriculture (2 eds.), ; Narcissus, Neen Savage, 1878-96 ; Curate of Cultivated 1877 Horti- 1850-51 1875 ; Plants, ; Lymm, Cheshire, ; Leighton, Shrop- Industrial 1877 culture, Stanford's Series, ; shire, 1851-53 ; Rural Dean of Condover, : or in The Gardens of the Sun Travels 1872-77 ; Stottesden, 1893-97. A silver for Borneo, etc., 1880 ; The Chrysanthemum, medal saving life from the Royal Humane

2. and other works : eds., 1884 and 1885, ; Society, 1844. Address Hookfleld House, The Book of the Scented Garden, 1905. Bridgnorth. [Died 13 March 1915. : and Recreations travel, sketching, reading. BURDETT-COUTTS, 1st Baroness (U.K.), cr. Address : Trinity College, Botanical Gar- 1871 ; Angela Georgina Burdett-Coutts ; dens, Dublin. [Died 26 Dec. 1905. in partner Coutts, and Co., bankers ; b. 21 BURBIDGE, Hon. Geo. W. ; the Judge of the April 1814 ; d. of Sir Francis Burdett, Bt., Court of Canada from 1887 3rd Exchequer ; M.P., Foremark, Derbyshire, and Ramsbury, late of Corn- *. of Arnold Shaw Burbidge, Wilts, and Sophia, d. of Thomas Coutts, N.S. m. 3rd wallis, King's Co., ; 1873, Alice, banker; m. 1881, William Lehman Ash- Maxwell of St. N.B. d. of Henry John, ; mead Bartlett. Heir : none. Address : I four s. three d. Ethic. : Acacia Villa Stratton Street, Piccadilly, W. ; Holly Mount Allison Univ. Seminary ; B.A., Lodge, Highgate, Middlesex. and D.C.L. Called to Bar of New M A , [Died, 30 Dec. 1906. 1872 1887 Brunswick, ; Ontario, ; Q.C. Rt. Rev. John D.D. Ordained to to revise BURDON, Shaw, 1885 ; Secretary Commission 1852: Missionary in China, 1853-74; Statutes of New Brunswick, 1876-77 ; one Chaplain to Legation, Pekin, of the Commissioners to revise Statutes of 1865-72; Bishop of Victoria, 1874-95 ; widower. 1883-85 member Canadian Civil Canada, ; Publication : translated New Testament and Service 1891-92 member Commission, ; Common Prayer Book into Chinese. Ad- Dominion and Provincial Board Arbitration, dress : English Church Mission, Shanghai. 1893-1901 of the Minister of Justice ; Deputy [Died 5 Jan. 1907. and Solicitor of Indian Affairs, 1882-87. SURGES, Col. Ynyr Henry, J.P., D.L. ; b. Publication : A of the Criminal Law Digest o. s. of late 1834 ; John Ynyr Surges of of Canada. Address : 237 Metcalfe Street, Parkanaur and Lady Caroline, d. of 2nd Ottawa. Club : Rideau, Ottawa. Earl of Leitrim ; TO. 1st, 1859, Hon. Edith [Died 18 Feb. 1908. (d. 1894), 3rd d. of late Hon. Richard B. BURBURY, Samuel Hawksley, M.A., F.R.S. ; Wilbraham, and s. of Earl of Lathom ; 2nd, Barrister ; b. Kenilworth, 18 1831 ; May 1896, Mary Pearce. Educ. : Christ Church, m. d. of Thomas Edward of Alice, Taylor Oxford (B.A. 1857 M.A. 1865); High d. Dodworth Hall, J.P., D.L. ; four s. two Sheriff, Tyrone, 1869 ; Col. Commanding Educ. : Shrewsbury ; St. John's College, (retired) Mid Ulster Brigade N.I. Div. R.A., Craven Scholar, 1853 ; Cambridge, University which was formed through his efforts, from 15th and 2nd in Classical Wrangler, Tripos, a fragmentary Tyrone corps. Through his 1854 Person Prizeman. Publications : ; initiative the Flax Supply Association was with Dr. H. W. Watson on joint-author founded in Belfast. Address : Parkanaur, Generalised Co-ordinates, 1879 ; The Mathe- Castle Caulfeild, Tyrone. Club : Carlton. matical of 1883-85 A Theory Electricity, ; [Died 14 Aug. 1908. Treatise on the Kinetic of Theory Gases, BURGESS, John Bagnold, R.A., 1889; b. 1899. 17 Phillimore Address: Upper s. of London, 1830 ; Henry W. Burgess, Gardens, Kensington, W. ; 1 New Square, Chelsea, landscape painter to George IV. ; Lincoln's W.C. Club : New Inn, University. m. Harriet A., d. of Robert Turner. Educ. : [Died 18 Aug. 1911. Art Royal Academy Schools. A.R.A. 1877.

BURCH, George James, M.A., D.Sc. (Oxon.), Pictures : Eastern Life, 1873 ; Bravo Toro, F.R.S. late Prof, of Licens- ; Physics, University 1874 ; The Barber's Prodigy, 1875 ; Extension Staff Student Coll., Heading ; University ing the Beggars in Spain, 1877 ; The Oxford b. 1852 2nd 1882 Lecturer, (retired) ; ; in Disgrace, 1879 ; The Letter Writer, ; s. of late George Burch of Cheshunt, and The Meal at the Fountain, 1883. Address : Jane d. : Hicks ; m. 1884, Constance Emily, 60 Finchley Road. Club Arts. of Walter Jeffries and Emily Hales Parry ; [Died 12 Nov. 1897. three s. two d. : Coll. Tulla- Educ. Cheshunt ; BURKE, Edmund Haviland, M.P. (N.) Oxford Univ. Devoted much time to re- more Division of King's County from 1900 ; search, chiefly in connection with electricity present representative of Right Hon. Edmund of s. late Havi- and light ; invented improved methods Burke, being e. of Edmund using the capillary electrometer for record- land Burke, who was g. n. and heir-at-law ing and measuring rapid changes of electro- of the great statesman; m. 1893, Susan, motive force, and photographed with this 2nd d. of late John Wilson of Ballycastle, instrument the currents produced by speak- Co. Antrim. Acted as war correspondent Turco-Greek ing into a telephone ; in order to investigate to Manchester Guardian during 1892 South colour-blindness he exposed his eye to sun- War. 1897 ; contested Kerry, ; light in the focus of a burning glass behind Co 'Dublin, 1896; North Louth, 1900. 38 glasses of various colours, thus rendering Address : 70 Waterloo Road, Dublin ; himself temporarily colour-blind. Publica- Denbigh Street, S.W. [Died 12 Oct. 1914.

tions : The Electrometer ; Elec- cr. 1797 Capillary BURKE, Sir Henry George, 5th Bt., ; trical of Science ; The Pronunciation b. 1859 2nd *. of 3rd J P., D.L. ; 30 Nov. ; Practical d. of English by Foreigners ; Physio- Bt. and Lady Mary Frances Nugent, logical ; numerous in the S. brother 1880. Optics papers 9th Earl of Westmeath ; Philosophical Transactions, the Proceedings Owns about 28,000 acres. Heir : b. Thomas of the the Journal of : Marble Royal Society ; Physio- Mallachv, b. 8 Jan. 1864. Address and other scientific Dublin. logy ; periodicals. Hill Galway. Club : Kildare Street, Recreations : boating, cycling, natural [Died 20 Jan. 1910. history. Address : Northam Hall, Oxford. BURKE, Captain James Henry Thcmas, R.N., 17 March 1914. Mar. 1853. Entered Navy, [Died C B 1901 ; b. 28 of 1894 served China, 1900 BURD, Rev. Frederick, Prebendary Hinton 1866 ; Captain, ; 1902. in Cathedral !>. 11 1826 12 May Hereford ; Jan. ; (C.B.). [Died BURKE WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

BURKE, Sir Theobald Hubert, 13th Bt., or War; Tripoli Italian Campaign. Publica-

1628 ; Lieut.-Col., 18th Regt. (retired) ; b tions : Two Campaigns ; Empire of the 25 March 1833 S. ; cousin 1884. Servec East, etc. etc., 1905. Address : 4 Victoria Crimea and Indian Mutiny. Heir : none Road, Clapham Common, S.W. Address : 19 Bury Street, St. James's, S.W [Died 17 June 1914. Club : Army and Navy. BURN, Rev. Robert, M.A., LL.D. Glasgow; 4 [Died Apr. 1909 Tutor and Praelector of Trinity College, Sir b. 22 s. BURKETT, William Robert, Kt., cr Cambridge (retired) ; Oct. 1829 ; of Rev. A. Rector of 1904 ; I.C.S. ; Puisne Judge of High Cour Burn, Kinnersley, of m. A. S. Judicature, Allahabad, India ; b. 1840 Wellington, Salop ; Presott, 1873. e. Educ. : s. of W. R. Burkett. Educ. : Trinity Shrewsbury ; Trin. Coll. Camb. : College, Dublin (M.A.). Entered I.C.S head of Classical Tripos, 1852. Publications : Rome and the 1860 ; did district work as Executive Officer Campagna, 1871 ; Roman and later as District and Sessions Judge Literature and Arts, 1888; Old Rome, Handbook to Judicial Commissioner, Oudh, 1891 ; Grape 1882; Ancient Rome and Master of Freemasonry in Bengal. Address Neighbourhood, 1896. Address : St. Chad's, Allahabad, India. [Died 16 June 1908 Cambridge. [Died 30 Apr. 1904. BURLAND, Col. Jeffrey Hale, V.D., B Sc BURN-MURDOCH, Canon James McGibbon, of (McGill), F.C.S., F.S.C.I., F.R.G.S. ; Hon M.A., Greenyards, Stirlingshire, and New Officers' Yorkshire Vicar Colonel, McGill Training Corps Lodge, Barnsley, ; of River- from head and Dunton near 1913 ; President and General Manager Green, Sevenoats, British American Kent Rural Dean of Bank Note Company, from ; Shoreham, Surrogate ; 1907 Hon. Canon of from b. ; Empire Trust Company from 1911 Canterbury 1898 ;

and Dominion of Canada Rifle Association Edinburgh, 28 Nov. 1828 ; 4th s. of late Commissioner of Boy Scouts for Province o John Burn-Murdoch, Gartincaber, Perth- and Quebec from 1911 ; President Canadian shire, J.P., D.L., Anne Maule, o. c. of Red Cross William Perthshire Society (Provincial Branch) , Murdoch, Gartincaber, ; President Canadian Association for the m. 1856, Maria Hannah, d. and co-heiress of Prevention of Tuberculosis from 1914 John F. Carr, Carr Lodge, Yorkshire, J.P., President D.L. Educ. : from 1911, and Founder, 1909 Edinburgh Academy ; Uni- Royal Edward Institute (Anti-Tuberculosis versity; Downing Coll. Cambridge, M.A. b. Entered as Cornet 3rd Hussars Dispensary) ; Montreal, 19 March 1861 ; Army ; o. s. of late George Bull Burland and late transferred to 10th Hussars, in which served Clarissa in India and Crimea and Cochrane ; m. 1896, Isabel May, (medal Sebastopol d. Turkish v. of late Henry Megarry, Northern clasp, medal) ; transferred to 6th Guards Bank, Lurgan, Ireland. Educ, : Montreal Dragoon ; retired, 1856 ; ordained 1861 Academy ; McGill University. Command- Deacon, ; Priest, 1862 ; became In- 6th cumbent of 1863 also dis- ing Fusiliers, 1892; President, Board Riverhead, ; by of Vicar of Dunton Trade, 1911 ; Member, Royal Commission pensation, Green, 1890. Address : Riverhead on Tuberculosis, 1911 ; first Vice-President Vicarage, Sevenoaks ; and one of the Founders of Montreal Techni- Inverbraan, Dunkeld. Clubs: Junior United cal Service Institute ; Member of Executive, Fraser ; New, Edinburgh. 23 Institute ; Member, Advisory Committee, [Died March 1904. McGill General Conservatorium of Music ; repre- BURNE, Henry Knightley, C.B. ; Staff sented Montreal Board of Trade at Interna- Bengal Corps. Entered army, 1843 ; tional 1889 served Congress, Boards of Trade, London, General, ; Sutlej Campaign, 1845-46 and 1910, and at Boston, Mass., 1911 ; Officer (medal clasp) ; Burmese War, in composite contingent sent by Canadian 1862-63 (despatches several times, brevet of Government in celebration Queen Victoria's Major). Club : United Service. 7 Nov. Diamond Jubilee, 1897 ; Commandant, [Died 1901. Canadian Rifle Team at 1902 one Bisley, ; BURNE, Major-Gen. Sir Owen Tudor ; G.C.I.E., of Canadian official at cr. representatives 1897 ; K.C.S.I., cr. 1879 ; Director of funeral of King Edward VII. ; Oriental and Peninsular Chairman, Steamship Co. ; Board of Typhoid Emergency Hospital, Knight St. John of Jerusalem; Vice- 1910. Publications : articles on President of Imperial Society Arts ; b. Plymouth, Defence, Insurance and Manu- 12 s. Tuberculosis, April 1837 ; of Rev. Henry Thomas facture of of Chloroform, Metallurgy Copper, Burne ; m. 1st, 1867, Hon. Evelyne Browne Chart of Metric etc. Recreations : d. of System, (d. 1878), 8th 3rd Baron Kilmaine ; olf, gardening, motoring. Address : 342 2nd, 1883, Lady Agnes Charlotte Douglas herbrooke Street, W., Montreal ; Kilmarth, (d. 1907), d. of 19th Earl of Morton. Metis Beach, Que. Clubs : Royal Societies, Entered 20th Regiment, 1855 ; served in Royal Automobile ; Mount St. in Royal, Crimea ; fifteen actions of Indian Mutiny, James's, University, Montreal Hunt, Royal including siege and capture of Lucknow ; Golf, Royal St. Lawrence Yacht, Montreal received two steps of rank for gallantry in Jockey, Canada, Forest field Canadian, Racquet, ; Military Secretary to Sir Hugh Rose and Montreal Stream, ; Rideau, Country (Lord Strathnairn) when Commander-in- and Golf, Ottawa ; York, Toronto Garri- Chief in ; India, 1861 ; Private Secretary to son, Quebec. [Died 9 Oct. 1914. Earl of Mayo, Viceroy of India, 1808-72; Earl of of BURLEIGH, Bennet, War Correspondent, on Lytton, Viceroy India, 1876-78 ; the staff of the Political and Secret Daily Telegraph from 1882 ; Secretary Department, b. India 1874 Glasgow ; married ; five s. three d. Office, ; Member of Council of Fought in American War (twice sentenced India, 1887-97. Publications: Clyde and to Strathnairn death) ; Central News Correspondent (Indian Empire Series); Lord Strathnairn throughout first Egyptian War (present at ; Imperial Assemblage at Delhi ; Memories. Recreations : Tel-el-Kebir) ; Second Phase for Daily golf, cricket. battles El Address : 132 Sutherland W. Telegraph Teb, Tamai, etc. ; Avenue, ; Correspondent French Campaign in Mada Church Hatch, Christchurch, Hants. Club: United Service. gascar ; as Daily Telegraph Correspondent [Died 3 Feb. 1909. accompanied desert column from Korti to BURNE-JONES, Sir Edward Coley, Bt., cr. 1884 at Abu Metammah, (present Klea, 1894 ; D.C.L. ; Corresponding Member of Abu Kru, despatches) ; Ashanti of Expedition ; Institute France ; Chevalier of Legion Riff Spanish Campaign, Melila ; Greek War of ; Honour ; painter ; b. in Birmingham, Atbara Expedition ; War s. Egyptian (present 1833 ; of late Edward Jones ; m. 1860, at Omdurman) ; South Africa 1899- d. of War, Georgiana, Rev. George MacDonald ; 1902 ; Somaliland War ; Russo-Japanese one d. Margaret, m. to J. W. Mackail, late 104 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BURROWS

Fellow of Balliol College. Oxford. Educ. :

King Edward's School, Birmingham ; Exeter Coll. Oxford. Hon. Fellow Exeter Coll. Oxford. Exhibited first at Old Water- Colour e Society ; afterwards at Grosvenor Frederick William Burroughs and Caroline Gallery and New Gallery. Some Principal de m. Peyron ; Eliza D'Oyly, d of Col Pictures : The Merciful y Knight ; The Chant Wm. Geddes late Bengal Horfe Artillery', d'Amour ; The Days of Creation ; King C.B D.L., J.P., 4 June 1870. Educ ; Venus' Mirror The Cophetua ; Annuncia- Kensington Grammar tion The Golden Stairs Merlin School; Blackheath ; ; and Grammar ; School; Switzer- Vivien. Heir : s. b. ? P- Hofwyl, Philip, 1861. Address : land. Ensign 93rd Sutherland The Grange, 49 North End Road, W. 1848 Highlanders, ; Lt.-Col. commanding 93rd 1864 Kensington ; near E-ottingdean, Brighton. commanded Brigade of Orkney Volunteer Club : Athenaeum. [Died 17 June 1898. Artillery, 1873-80 ; Major-Gen. 1880 ; Lieut- Gen. Retired List, 1881 served BURNEY, Charles, B.A. ; Master of the ; throughout the " Court retired 1910 b. 21 Crimean War, and was one of The Supreme ; ; Nov. " Thin s of Red Line ; served under Lord 1840 ; late Ven. Charles Burney, Arch- Clyde in deacon of the Indian Mutiny, and was twice Kingston-on-Thames ; m. Rose, d. wounded- served of Rev. Canon Nicholl, Rector of Streatham in command of the 93rd Highlanders ; in six d. Educ. : the Umbeyla War on the N.W. Winchester ; Corpus Christi Frontier of 1863. College, Oxford (B.A.). Admitted a Solicitor, India, Decorated for militarv services : the 5th class 1866 ; a member of the successive firms of Medjidie, ; and the Paterson, Snow, and Burney, and Paterson, gained Crimean medal, with clasps for and Alma, Balaclava, and the Snow, Burney, Bloxam, 1867-77 ; a Sebastopol ; Indian with Chief Clerk in Chambers of Sir George Jessel, Mutiny medal, clasps for relief of Lucknow and of Master of the Rolls, 1877. Publications : capture Lucknow ; the of the Annual N.W. Frontier of India medal, with for joint-editor Practice ; edited clasp two editions of Daniell's Umbeyla ; twice mentioned in Chancery Forms ; despatches ; received Brevet of joint-editor of 4th edition of Kerr on Re- Major ; recommended for, but did not the ceivers. Address : Collamore, Wandsworth receive, V.C. for being the first the breach at Common, S.W. Club : United University. through the storming of the [Died 22 Jan. 1912. Sekundrabagh at the relief of Lucknow. Owned 12,000 acres. Recreations : shoot- BURNEY, Ven. Chas., M.A., D.D. ; Vicar of ing, fishing, St. yachting, hunting. Address: Mark's, Surbiton, from 1870 ; g, s. of g. Trumland House, Rousay, Dr. Charles Burney, author of the Orkney Islands, History N.B. Clubs : United Service ; New, Con- of Music. Educ. : Magdalen College\ Oxford servative, Edinburgh. [Died 9 Apr. 1905. (B.A. 1837). Ordained, 1838 ; Vicar of Sir Frederick Halstead, 1850-64 ; Hon. Canon of BURROWS, Abernethy, 2nd Bt., Rochester, 1857; Rector of Wickham cr. 1874; b. 1845; S. father 1887; m.

Bishops, 1864-70 ; Archdeacon of Kingston- 1883, Constance Fanny, d. of late Rev. on-Thames, 1879-1904. Address: St. H. N. Burrows, Shirley House, Hants. Mark's Vicarage, Victoria Road, Surbiton, Member of Burrows, Barnes, and Pears, Surrey. [Died 1 Jan. 1907. solicitors (retired). Heir : b. Ernest Pen- nington, b. 1851. Address : 33 Ennismore BURNEY, Col. Herbert Henry, C.B. 1900; Gardens, S.W. ; Westgate-on-Sea. commanding Gordon Highlanders from 1901 ; [Died 9 Nov. 1904. 6. 1858 entered ; army, 1878 ; Major, 1895 ; brevet Lt.-Colonel, 1898 served BURROWS, Captain Montagu, R.N., retired ; Egypt, Hon. Cam- 1882, including Tel-el-Kebir (medal with 1862; M.A., Oxford; M.A., Fellow of All Officier 5th class bridge ; Souls, 1870 ; clasp, Medjidie Khedive's star) ; 1884 de 1'Instruction PubliqueJ de France; b. Soudan, (two clasps) ; Nile Expedition, 27 Oct. 1819 *. of Lieut. 1884-85 (clasp); Chitral, 1895 (wounded, Hadley, Middlesex, ; Burrows d. Sir medal Gen. ; m. Mary Anna, of with clasp) ; North-West Frontier, 1897-98 James W. S. Gardiner, Bt., of Roche Court, India, (despatches) ; Tirah, 1898 1849. Educ. : Royal Naval College, Ports- (two clasps) ; South Africa, 1899-1902 mouth ; First Medal, 1834 ; matriculated (slightly wounded, C.B.). Address : Cork. 1st class [Died 16 June 1905. Magdalen Hall, Oxford, 1853; Classics, 1856 ; 1st class Law and Modem Rev. M.A. Rector of BURNSIDE, Frederick, ; History, 1857. During his service in the Hon. Canon of St. Hertingfordbury ; Albans; Royal Navy engaged in several actions with Rural Dean of Hertford hon. editor of the ; Malay pirates under Capt. (afterwards Sir Official Year-Book of Church of England, H. D.) Chads, 1836 ; received medals from which he in 1883 Hon. originated ; Secretary and Turkish Governments for cap- for English the Collection and Registration of the class ture of St. Jean d'Arce, 1840 ; 1st Annual Return of Parocial Work and Finance, R. N. 1842 Lieu- authorised Mathematics, College, ; by the Convocations of Canter- 1843 served in of slave and tenant, ; suppression bury York, and sanctioned by the bishops trade on the Coast of Africa afterwards on for the " ; adoption among clergy of England staff of H.M.S. Excellent," for which latter and Wales. Educ. : St. John's College, service promoted to Commander, 1852 ; Cambridge. Hon. Secretary of the Hert- Chichele Professor of Modern History, fordshire Convalescent Home at St. Leonards, Oxford, 1862. Publications : Pass and Class, with accommodation for 80 patients, and by 3rd ed. 1866 Memoir of Admiral Sir H. D. whose service this institution was built and ; 2nd Chads, 1869 ; Constitutional Progress, endowed and is maintained annually ; ed. 1872; Worthies of All Souls, 1874; Surrogate for the Diocese of St. Albans Parliament and the Church of England, 1875; Chaplain to the Bishop of St. Albans' Oxford Imperial England, 1880 ; University Address : The Parsonage, Hertingfordbury' during the Commonwealth (Camden Society), Hertford. [Died 15 June 1904' Lord 2nd 1881 ; Life of Admiral Hawke, 1883, BURRELL, Sir Charles 6th ed. 1896 Wiclif's Place in History, new ed. Raymond, Bt., ; cr. 1774 of and ; J.P., D.L. ; b. 1848 ; S. father 1884 Family of Brocas Beaurepaire 1866 m. of W. ; 1872, Etheldreda Mary, d. of Sir Roche Court, 1886 ; Memoir Grocyn, R. Bt. : of the Loder, Educ. Magdalene Coll. 1890 (Oxford Hist. Society) ; History Camb. : 1903 Commentaries Owned about 9300 acres. Heir Cinque Ports, new ed, ; s. b. 1893 Merrik, 1877. Address : Knepp Castle, on the History of England, ; History Shipley, Horsham. Club : Carlton. of the Foreign Policy of Great Britain, 1895, Life of Admiral Blake in [Died 6 Sept. 1899. 2nd ed. 1897 ; 40 105 BUET WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 " Twelve British Sailors." Recreation : Chesterfield House, South Audley Street, : golf. Address : 9 Norham Gardens, Oxford. W. ; Rangemore, Burton-on-Trent. Clubs Clubs : Royal Navy of 1765 and 1785, Royal Brooks's, Maryborough, Turf. Societies. [Died 10 July 1905. [Died 1 Feb. 1909.

D.L. J.P. BUSH, Frank Whittaker, M.A., ; K.C. ; J.P. ; BURT, Sir Charles, Kt., cr. 1908 ; ; 8 Jan. 1825 s. of late b. 15 1832 b. Semmington, ; Surrey ; J.P. Richmond ; July ; George Bush, of Penleigh House, Wiltshire ; s. of George Burt of Langport, Somerset ; m. Eleanor Charlotte d. of late 1854, Christiana Ellen (d. 1900), d. of J. N. m. (deceased), c. Rev. Edward Edgell, Rector of Rodden, Lewis of Castle Rising, Norfolk ; no Educ.: and of privately. Formerly Solicitor and Parlia- Somersetshire, Prebendary Wells, retired 1889 Alderman of 1846. Educ. : Magdalen Hall (now Hert- mentary agent ; ; Oxford. Barr. Lincoln's Surrey County Council and Richmond ford Coll.), Inn, 1888. Recreation : Liberal candidate for South- 1851 ; Bencher, cycling. Borough ; ampton, 1892, and Kingston Division of Address : Fairfax, Mortlake, Surrey. Free [Died 21 March 1903. Surrey, 1895 ; Vice-President Royal Hospital, London. Address: Hillside House, BUSHBY, Henry Jeffreys, J.P. ; Commissioner : for Richmond, Surrey. Club Reform. of Lieutenancy London ; Metropolitan

[Died 5 March 1913. Police Magistrate, 1870-96 ; b. India, 4 Oct. 5th Bt.. of Turner BURTON, Sir Charles William Cuffe, 1820 ; *. Henry Bushby (Judge 1842 cr. 1.758 ; b. 1823 ; S. cousin ; m. in Madras Presidency) ; m. 1862, Lady Georgina, o. d. of late D. H. Dallas, 1861. Frances North, d. of 6th Earl of Guilford.

Educ. : Eton. Lieut. 1st Dragoons, retired Educ. : Eton ; East India Coll. Haileybury. 1849. Address : Pollacton, Co/ Carlow. Gold Medals is Classics, Law, and Political Clubs : Army and Navy, Carlton. Economy, at latter. Bengal Civil Service,

[Died 2 Oct. 1902. 1838 : Barr. Inner Temple, 1851 ; Recorder Sir cr. 1903 of Colchester, 1863-70. Publications : Widow- BURTON, General Fowler, K.C.B., ; Burning, 1855 ; A Month in the Camp J.P. ; Col. Queen's Own Royal West Kent Echoes of 1868 Lt.-Gen. before Sebastopol, 1855 ; Foreign Regt., 1890 ; Maj.-Gen. ; 1881 b. Burton Song, 1877, etc. Address : Wormley Bury, 1880 ; Gen. (retired), ; Cherry s. late of Broxbourne, Herts ; Lagduff Lodge, Ballina, Hall, 1822 ; of David Burton Cherry : il. Co. Club Carlton. Burton Hall, East Yorkshire ; m. 1862, Mayo. of late John Banks Friend of Ripple Vale, [Died 27 Aug. 1903. Kent, and 30 Sussex Square, W. Educ. : BUSHELL, Stephen Wootton, C.M.G., 1897 J b. s. of Beverley College and Paris. Joined 97th, M.D., F.R.G.S. ; 28 July 1844 ; 3rd 1841 re- Ash-next- 1839 ; regiment went abroad, ; late William Bushell, The Moat, of turned from Nova Scotia, 1853 ; went to Sandwich, Kent ; m. Florence, d. Dr. R. Crimea and served with '97th at siege of N. B. Matthews, Bickley, Kent; one s. : Sebastopol, 1854-55 ; commanded Light Educ. Guy's Hospital, Lond. Univ. Scholar, Company in sorties on night of 20th Dec. Exhibitioner and Gold Medallist. House in 1854, and succeeded driving Russians out Surgeon, Guy's Hospital, 1866 ; Resident of most forward parallel from which the Medical Officer, Bethlem Royal Hospital, to at advanced guard had been compelled with- 1867 ; physician to H.B.M. Legation its of draw, and retained possession, receiving Peking, 1868-1900 ; member Council medal with clasp, Sardinian and Turkish Royal Asiatic and Royal Numismatic for dis- of medals, brevet of Lieut.-Col. special Societies ; Corresponding Member Zoo- tinguished service in the field, and order of logical Society, of the Numismatic Society : the fifth class of the Medjidie ; also served of Vienna, etc. Publications Oriental Field Chinese in Indian Mutiny with Jorenpore Force, Ceramic Art ; Handbook on Art, in of 1857-59 ; took part action and capture Victoria and Albert Museum ; papers on Fort Nusratpore and commanded sharp- porcelain, numismatics, geographical and

shooters of Brigade ; served in actions of archaeological subjects connected with the various Chanda, Ummeerpore, and Sultanpore ; was Far East in the transactions of present at siege and capture of Lucknow and learned societies. Recreations : pursuit of

at storming of Kaiserbagh and afterwards Chinese curios, coins, books, and antiquities ; served in Central Indian Campaign, receiving whist. Address : Ravenshjolt, Harrow-on- : medal with clasp and C.B. ; commanded the-Hill. Clubs Royal Societies ; Peking.

Fusilier Battalion at Walmer, 1860-70 ; was [Died 19 Sept. 1908. on Staff as A.A.G. of Western District at BUSTEED, Brigade-Surgeon Henry Elmsley, Recreations : of Devonport, 1870-75. yacht- C.I.E. 1886 ; M.D. ; Assay Master the : ing, shooting, hunting. Address Stoke Mint, Calcutta ; retired, 1886, receiving : b. Dameret, Devonport. Club United Service. thanks of Government of India ; Dec. 2 [Died Apr. 1904. 1833 ; m. Sophia Mary (d. 1905), d. of late BURTON, Sir Frederick William, Kt., cr. Edward Trevor, barrister-at-law. Served reliefs 1884 ; F.S.A., R.H.A., Hon. LL.D. (Dublin) ; Indian Mutiny with Horse Artillery, b. 1816. Educ. : Dublin. Member of the of Lucknow and of Cawnpore, 1857 (medal Society of Painters in Water Colours of with clasp). Publication : Echoes from Old of : London ; Director National Gallery, 1874- Calcutta. Club East India United Service. 1894. Address : 43 Argyll Road, W. Club : [Died I Feb. 1912. Athenseum. [Died 16 Mar. 1900. BUTCHER, Very Rev. Charles Henry, D.D., All Saints BURTON, 1st Baron (cr. 1886), Michael Arthur F.S.A. ; Chaplain, Church. Cairo, b. s. of Bass, Bt. 1882 ; K.C.V.O., cr. 1904 ; D.L., from 1880 ; Clifton, 25 Jan. 1833 ;

J.P. ; Director of Bass and Co. Ltd. and of the late Edmund Butcher and Sarah, d. of b. Bristol the South-Eastern Railway Co. ; 12 Nov. the late Charles Anderson, ; m. 1896, s. of Michael d. of the late 1837 ; Bass, M.P., and Eliza, Edith Louisa, Rev. Ayscoghe : d. of Maj. Arden, Longcrofts, Staffordshire ; Floyer, Marshchapel, Lincolnshire. Educ.

m. 1869, Harriet, 4th d. of Edward Thome- Bishops' Coll. Bristol ; Hatfield Hall, Dur- : will, Dove Cliff, Staffordshire ; one d. Educ. ham. English Prize Essay ; 2nd class 1st class Classics Harrow ; Trinity College, Cambridge (M.A.). Classics, B.A. ; M.A. ; of of M.P. (L.) Stafford, 1865-68 ; East Stafford- Fellow University Durham, 1860-65. Divi- 1856 St. shire, 1868-85 ; Staffordshire, Burton Ordained, ; curate, Clement's to St. sion, 1885-86. Heir Barony of 1897 Danes, 1856-1858 ; Paul's, Hammer-

creation, o. c. Hon. Mrs. J. E. Baillie of smith, 1858-63 ; Consular Chaplain, Shang- of Dochfour, by special patent granted 1897 ; hai, 1864-76 ; Dean Shanghai Cathedral, to Baronetcy, n. William Arthur Hamar 1876-83. Publications : articles on Chinese

Bass. Owned about 2400 acres. Address : Philosophy in Edinburgh Review ; sermons 106 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BUTLER

preached in the East : Armenosa of Egypt, first Headmaster of Haileybury Coll., 1862- Address : Church 1867 etc. House, Cairo, Egypt. ; Tutor of Oriel, 1875-95 ; Select [Died 18 Jan. 1907. Preacher at Oxford Whitehall Preacher " ; " ; BUTCHER, Samuel Henry, M.P. (U.) Cam- was the Butler of Butler's Leap at Rugby. : a of Publications Charles I., a 1874 ; bridge University from 1906 ; Trustee Drama,

a Drama ; Choice of and the British Museum ; President of the Harold, Achilles, Other 1900. Recreations : head of British Academy of Letters, 1909 ; Hon. Poems,

1848 ; winner of the Racket Litt.D. Cambridge, Dublin, and Manchester ; Rugby Eleven, Hon. D.Litt. Oxford; Hon. LL.D. St. (pairs) at Oxford, 1855. Address : 14 Nor- of ham Oxford. 10 Jan. 1909. \ndrews, Glas. and Edin. ; Hon. Fellow Gardens, [Died Univ. Coll. Oxford; J.P. Co. Kerry; b. BUTLER, Arthur John, Professor of Italian Dublin, 16 Apr. 1850 ; e. s. of late Samuel language and literature, University College, of Meath m. Rose b. Butcher, Bishop ; 1876, London ; Editor, Public Record Office ; Julia (d. 1902), y. d. of late R. C. Trench, 21 June 1844; s. of W. J. Butler, late of Dublin. Educ. : Marl- Archbishop Dean of Lincoln ; m. d. of late Rev. W. G. s. : borough ; Trinity College, Cambridge ; Humphry ; one six d. Educ. Bradfield ; Chancellor's Senior Classic and Medallist, Eton ; Trinity College, Cambridge (Fellow, De- 1873 ; M.A., 1876 ; Fellowship Trinity Math, and Class. Tripos). Education this College, Cambridge, 1874 ; vacating partment, 1870-1887) ; in the publishing without exam- by marriage, 1876 ; elected, business, 1887-1894 ; Assistant Commis- ination, to a Fellowship at University Col- sioner to Commission on Secondary Educa-

there till 1882 : : Divina lege, Oxford ; Lecturer ; tion, 1894. Publications Dante in of and Professor of Greek the University Commedia, edited ; Dante, his Times of Scottish Gen- Edinburgh, 1882-1903 ; member his Work ; General Marbot, Memoirs ;

Universities Commission, 1889-96 ; member eral Thie'bault, Memoirs ; Ratzel, Volker- Educa- and of Royal Commission on University kunde ; Scartazzini, Dante-Handbuch, tion in 1901 member of translated Calendars of Ireland, ; Royal others, ; Foreign

Commission on Trinity College. Dublin, 1906 ; State Papers from 1577, edited. Recreations: of : Fellow of British Academy Letters, 1902 ; walking, rowing. Address Wood End, : Lecturer at Harvard University, 1904 ; Oatlands, Weybridge. Clubs Athenaeum, foreign memb. (hon.) American Academy of Alpine. [Died 26 Feb. 1910. : of Arts and Sciences, 1905. Publications BUTLER, Arthur Stanley, M.A. ; Professor Prose Translation of the Odyssey, 1879, with Natural Philosophy, St. Andrews, from 1880 ; Writers b. s. of Canon of A. Lang ; Demosthenes (Classical 1854 ; George Butler, D.D., of d. of John Series), 1881 ; Some Aspects the Greek Winchester, and Josephine, Grey, Genius, 1891, 1893, and 1904; Aristotle's Dilston; m. Edith, d. of Jaspar Bolton, Theory of Poetry and the Fine Arts, with a Ballykisteen, Tipperary. Educ. : Chelten- Coll. Critical Text and Translation of the Poetics, ham and Liverpool Colleges ; Exeter edition of First class in Mathematical Modera- 1895, 1897, 1903, and 1907 ; Oxford. i. class in Final School. Recreations: Demosthenes (critical text), vol. 1903, tions ; first Address : vol. ii. 1907 ; Harvard Lectures on Greek mountaineering, cycling, sailing. Subjects, 1904. Address : 6 Tavistock St. Swithin's, St. Andrews, N.B. Clubs :

. Co. Societies' and Ancient Golf, Square W.C. ; Danesfort, Killarney, Royal ; Royal 25 Dec. 1901. Kerrv. Clubs : Athenaeum ; New Club. St. Andrews. [Died Edinburgh. [Died 29 Dec. 1910. BUTLER, Maj.-Gen. Henry, C.B. 1905. Served with BUTE, 3rd Marquess of (cr. 1796), John Patrick Crimea, 1854-55 (despatches, medal Crichton-Stuart, K.T., LL.D. Baron Crichton three clasps, Turkish medal, Brevet Major, of New Zealand, of 1622 5th ; of Sanquhar, 1488 ; Viscount Ayr, ; class, Legion Honour) four brevet Bt. 1627 ; Earl of Dumfries, Lord Crichton 1861-65 (despatches times, medal, of Address : Golden, and Cumnock, 1633 ; Earl of Bute, Viscount Lt -Col.). Ballycarron, 1907 Kinsarth, Lord Mountstuart, Cumra, and Cashel. [Died 10 May . 1703 Baron all Inchmarnock, ; Mountstuart, BUTLER, Josephine ; retired from public of Wind- d. 1761 ; Baron 1776 ; Earl the Cheviot Hills ; Cardiff, work ; b. Milfield, on sor, Viscount Mountjoy, Hereditary Sheriff of John Grey of Dilston, a well-known of Bute Lord-Lieut, of Buteshire from m. ; agriculturist and political reformer ; 1892 Lord Rector of St. Andrews Univer- of ; 1852, Dr. George Butler (d. 1890) Oxford, b. 12 sity, 1892-98 ; Mountstuart, Sept. who afterwards became Canon of Winchester. 1847 s. of 2nd and his 2nd school in New- ; Marquis wife, Educ. : a year or two at a d. of 1st of S. father in Marquis Hastings ; castle-on-Tyne. Took part movements 1848 m. e. d. of 1st of women ; for the ; 1872, Gwendoline, for the higher education " : Christ " Bill and Lord Howard. Educ. Harrow ; Married Women's Property ; 1890-91. Church, Oxon. Mayor of Cardiff, later, for the removal from the statute-book Publications : The Early Days of Sir William of a law for the regulation of immorality, and of : all Wallace ; The Burning of the Barns Ayr in favour of moral reform in the army ; considerable The Roman Breviary (translated) ; The these movements met with of Coptic Morning Service (translated) ; The success. Publications : Life of John Grey

Altus of St. Columba. and other short of of Siena ; Recol- Dilston ; Life Catharine writings. Owned about 117,000 acres. lections of George Butler; The Lady of Heir: 's. Earl of Dumfries. Address : St. Shunem Personal Reminiscences of a Great ;

John's Park Cardiff Castle, ; Native Lodge, Regent's ; Crusade ; Prophets and Prophetesses

Silent Victories ; The Glamorganshire ; Mountstuart, Rothesay ; Races and the War ; Dumfries of Falk- Police: House, Ayrshire ; House Hourbeforethe Dawn; Government by of Women's Work land, Fifeshire ; Old Place Mochrum, The Constitution Violated ; Wigtownshire. Clubs : Athenaeum, Carlton, and Women's Culture; In Memonam : St. Life of Oberhn ; A Constitutional, Maryborough, Stephen's, Harriett Meuricoffre ; Con- and Travellers', White's ; New, Scottish Voice in the Wilderness ; many pam- 1900. several of these servative, Edinburgh. [Died 4 Oct. phlets on social subjects; into French and BUTLER, Rev. Arthur G., Fellow of Oriel Coll. works have been translated into Dutch and Oxford b. German and Italian, some ; Gayton, Northamptonshire ; excursions 3rd s. and Recreations : mountain of the Dean of Peterborough Spanish and Sarah J. with her family in Switzerland : music; Maria Gray ; m. Harriet Edgeworth, niece of : out-door sketching with Maria Edgeworth. Educ. Rugby ;

Univ. Coll. Oxford. 1st class Classics, 1853 ; of the Holy Roman Ireland 1853 Fellow of Oriel, 1857. BUTLER, Maria, Countess Scholar, ; Sir b. 19 Jan. 1868; o. Assistant under Dr. ; Master, Rugby, Temple Empire; c.^oMate BUTLER WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Horace St. Paul, Bt., Count of the Holy Crimean medal and clasp for Sebastopol, and Turkish contested Co. Carlow 1885 Roman Empire, with authority to himself medal ; and successors of either sex to use the title (C.). Recreations : agricultural pursuits ; in Butler. usual amusements. Owned 7000 this country ; m. 1893, George Grey country Educ. : home. Address : Ewart Park, acres. Heir : s. Richard Pierce. Address : Wooler, Northumberland. Ballin Temple, Tullow, Co. Carlow. Clubs : Dublin. [Died 26 Apr. 1901. Carlton ; Kildare Street, 1909. BUTLER, Samuel ; b. Langar, Notts, 4 Dec. [Died 9 March 1835 . of Rev. Thos. Butler. Educ. : ; BUTLER, Rt. Hon. Sir William Francis, G.C.B., ; St. John's Coll. Cambridge. b. Shrewsbury cr. 1906 ; K.C.B., cr. 1886 ; P.C. ; 31 Bracketed 12th in First Class of Classical Oct. 1838 ; *. of Richard Butler of Suirville, 1858. Was in the Canterbury Settle- Tripos, Co. Tipperary ; m. 1877 (see Lady Butler). 1860-64 from which ment, New Zealand, , Educ. : Jesuit College, Tullabeg, King's time has been engaged in writing, painting, County ; Dublin. Entered 69th Regiment, and music. Publications : Ere- in composing 17 Sept. 1858 ; served nearly four years 1872 Erewhon 1901 ; whon, ; revisited, the East ; Lieut. Nov. 1863 ; Canada, The Fair Haven, Life and Habit, Evolution Fenian Raid and Red River expedition Old and New, Unconscious Memory, Alps (Canadian general service medal, awarded and Luck or Ex Sanctuaries, Cunning, Voto, 1899, with two clasps), 1870 ; Special Com- Life of Dr. Samuel Butler of Shrewsbury missioner to Indian tribes of Saskatchewan and of The Authoress of the Bishop Lichfteld, River line from 1870-71 ; Captain, 1872 ; Odyssey,Shakespeare's Sonnets Reconsidered, Ashanti, employed to collect West Akim and complete prose translations of Homer's native forces (despatches several times of Iliad and of the Odyssey. Recreations : Sir Garnet Wolseley, and in House of Lords country walks and trips on the Continent. by the Duke of Cambridge, medal with Address : 15 Clifford's Inn, E.C. clasp, Major, C.B.), 1873-74; joined Sir [Died 18 June 1902. Garnet Wolseley as special service officer in sent on confidential mission to Bloem- BUTLER, Spencer Perceval, M.A. ; Barrister- Natal,

at-Law ; b. 22 April 1828 ; 2nd s. of late fontein, 1875; D.A.Q.M.G. Headquarters Very Rev. George Butler, D.D., Dean of Staff, Nov. 1875-79; Zulu War, A.Q.M.G. staff officer at sea base Bt. Peterborough ; m. 1863, Mary, o. c. of Rev. and (despatches, and Nicholas Kendall ; nine . two d. Educ. : Lieut.-Col.), 1879-80; A.A. Q.M.G. Rugby; Trinity College. Cambridge. Le Western District, 1880-84; Egypt, A.A. 1882 medal with Bas Prizeman, 1853 ; Wrangler and 1st and Q.M.G. (despatches, Khedive's 3rd class of the Order Class Classics, 1854 ; called to Bar, 1856 ; clasp, star, Secretary, Royal Commission on Greenwich of the Medjidie), .Extra A.D.C. to Queen 1882-92 Hospital, 1860 ; Secretary, Durham Univer- Victoria, ; special mission, Canada, 1861 1884 first of Nile sity Commission, ; Examiner, Law ; prepared portion flotilla, Nile A.A. and Tripos, 1862 ; Member of Admiralty Com- August 1884; expedition, mittee on Higher Education of Naval Q.M.G. (despatches, two clasps), 1884-85 ; River Officers, 1870 ; Conveyancing Counsel to the Soudan, commanded mounted troops High Court of Justice, 1887, and to H.M. column (despatches at Kirbekan, on his : Earle abandoned frontal Office of Works ; retired 1912. Recreations advice, General Rugby Cricket Eleven, fencing, and all out- attack and attacked in flank), Jan.-Feb. Field door sports. Address : 6 Northmoor Road, 1885 ; Brig.-Gen. Frontier Force, Oxford. [Died 11 July 1915. commanded frontier lines at Merawi and Dongola, April-October 1885 ; commanded BUTLER, Major Thomas Adair, V.C. ; late of brigade at Giniss (despatches), 30 Dec. 101st Regt. (Royal Munster Fusiliers) ; b. 1885 ; commanded at Wady Haifa, Jan.- Soberton, 12 Feb. 1836 ; y. s. of Rev. Stephen 1886 A.A.G. for special 1889- Butler and Mary Ann, d. of late T. Thistle- July ; service, at 1890 ; Brig.-Gen. commanding troops thwayte of Southwick Park. Hants ; m. 1893. Jan. 1890-Nov. 1893 ; Major- Harriet Ann, e. d. of late Rev. H. C. Davidson, Alexandria, Gen. 1892 commanded Second In- Vicar of Patrick, Me of Man. Educ.: Sept. ; Nov. 1893-96 private school. Joined 1st European Bengal fantry Brigade, Aldershot, ; 1 Distinguished Service reward, 895 ; com- Fusiliers 1854 ; served throughout Indian manded S.-E. District, Feb. 1896-98 ; Cape Mutiny, 1857-58 ; in all the engagements command, Nov. 1898-99 ; Western District, before Delhi ; action of Nuguffqhur ; gal- 1899-1905 ; concurrently commanding at loper of Brig. -Gen. Nicholson ; storm and Aldershot, Sept. 1900-Jan. 1901 ; Lieut.- capture of Delhi (slightly wounded) ; actions Gen. 1900; visited South Africa, 1906. of Gungerie, Puttialie, and Mynpoorie ; Publications : The Great Lone 1872 storm and capture of Lucknow (swam the Land, ; The Wild North river Goomtee under a heavy fire and entered Land, 1873; Akim-Foo, 1875 ; Far Out, 1880 ; Red Cloud, the enemy's entrenchments) ; twice mentioned Solitary Sioux, 1882 ; The Campaign of the in dispatches ; served through the Indian 1887 Charles N.W. Frontier War of 1863, and was present Cataracts, ; George Gordon, 1889 Sir Charles 1890 ; Life of at the attack and capture of Crag Piquet, ; Napier, Sir Colley, 1899 ; From the Conical Hill, and Umbeyla, wounded and George Pomeroy Naboth's 1907. Address : Bansha mentioned in despatches. Decorated with Vineyard, Club : Junior Indian Mutiny medal, and two clasps for Castle, Bansha, Tipperary. United Service. [Died 7 June 1910. Delhi and Lucknow ; Victoria Cross ; medal for N. W. Frontier, and clasp for Umbeyla. BUTLIN, Sir Henry Trentham, 1st Bt., cr D.C.L. sur- Recreations : race riding, amateur theatricals, 1911 ; F.R.C.S. ; ; consulting : s. of late Rev. W. W. Cam- farming. Address Lyndale, Woodlands geon ; Butlin, m. d. of H. Road, Camberley, Surrey. borne, Cornwall ; Balderson, [Died 17 May 1901. Hemel Hempstead. Educ. : private tutor. D.C.L. Durham (causa honoria). President BUTLER, Sir Thomas Pierce, 10th Bt. ; cr. of the Royal College of Surgeons of England ; 1628 ; J.P., D.L. ; Vice-Lieut, of Carlow ; Consulting Surgeon to St. Bartholomew's Hon. Col. 8th Batt. King's R. Rifles ; b. a Governor of School. Edin. 16 Dec. 1836; S. father 1862; m. Hospital f Rugby Recreation : riding. Address : 82 Harley Hester Elizabeth (d. 1904), e. d. of Sir Alan Street, W. [Died 24 Jan. 1912. E. Bellingham, 3rd Bt., 1864 ; two s. four F.S.A. architect d. Educ. : Cheltenham Coll. Ensign, 56th BUTTERFIELD, William, ; ; b. 7 1814 unmarried. Celebrated for Regt. 25 Aug. 1854 ; served in Crimea ; Sept. ; carried Queen's Colours of 56th Regt. 8 Sept. his introduction of colour into ecclesiastical the of bricks, 1855 at taking of Sebastopol ; received and domestic buildings by help 108 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 BYTHESEA

and mosaic built St. Irish marble, ; Augustine's Intermediate Act. The college was a Coll. ; Keble Coll., Oxford Canterbury ; natural evolution of all that had gone before Cathedral at Perth; Balliol Coll. Chapel, when in 1881 the Royal Univ. of Ireland Oxford school at Winchester ; buildings offered its examinations and degrees to Coll. and other ; Chapel, Quadrangle, women. Was the first Ulster woman to at School Parish buildings Rugby ; new receive an honorary degree from a Univer- All Saints Church and Church, Rugby ; sity. Member of First Senate of The Queen's houses, priory and schools, Margaret Street, University of Belfast. Interested in many : Australia London Cathedral, Melbourne, ; forms of philanthropic work. Founder in Winchester St. in County Hospital, ; Mary 1874, conjunction with other ladies, of Church and Enfteld Magdalene house, ; the Belfast Women's Temperance Associa- Grammar School and Exeter St. tion Chapel, ; and Christian Workers' Union, out of St. Albans Church, Holborn ; Augustine's which sprang the Belfast Prison Gate Mission Church South for and Vicarage, Kensington ; Women, and the Victoria Homes for the restoring and mosaicising the Church in reclamation and training of neglected and Dover Castle ; Theological College and destitute girls. First Pres. of the Irish

Chapel in the Close at Salisbury ; County Women's Union Temperance ; presented by Hospital, Winchester ; Gordon Boys Home, old pupils and personal friends with a testi- new and restoration of 1905. : Bagshot ; buildings monial, Publications many papers Merton Oxford renovated on different Chapel, College, ; phases of the progress of girls' Hospital of St. Cross, Winchester, and many education in Ireland, on Irish industrial others. Address : 42 Bedford Square, W.C. schools, and on temperance, with practical Club : Athenaeum. [Died 23 Feb. 1900. suggestions regarding inebriate homes, and on other BUTTS, S., I.S.O. 1902. Educ. : privately. subjects. Recreations : philan- thropic with reference to Entered Civil Service, 1861 ; served in the work, especial the training of the Address : Victoria Customs, 1861-73 ; Junior Examiner in the young. Exchequer and Audit Department, 1873- College, Belfast. [Died 21 Feb. 1912. 1903. 30 March 1906. [Died BYNG, Major Hon. Lionel Francis George, Francis J.P. Co.'s Herts Officers b. BUXTON, William, Reserve of ; Sept. 1858 ; *. of and London Public Works Loan Com- 2nd Earl of Strafford ; ; m. 1902, Lady 7th 8. of Sir missioner ; b. 5 Aug. 1847 ; Eleanor Mabel Howard, d. of 18th Earl of

E. N. Buxton, 2nd Bart. ; m. Hon. Mary Suffolk ; one d. Educ. : Eton. Served in d. of late Lord Horse Emma, Lawrence, G.C.B., Royal Guards, 1878-1905 ; served in s. five d. Educ. : S. G.C.S.I., 1872 ; three Africa, 1900-2, with Thorneycroft's M.I. Trinity College, Cambridge (M.A. 1872). (Medal and 3 clasps). Address : Aven-

Called to Bar at Lincoln's Inn, 1872 ; ing House, Avening, Gloucester. Clubs : of director of Union Bank London ; M.P. Turf, Bath. [Died 27 May 1915. 1880-86 member of London (L.), Andover, ; Sir Edmund BYRNE, Widdrington, K.B. ; cr. School Board for City Division, 1899-1904; 1897 ; The Hon. Mr. Justice Byrne ; R. Economic Society. Recrea- Judge Treasurer, of the Chancery Division of the High Court tions : much interested in social, political, of in succession to Mr. and educational and in art also Justice, appointed questions, ; b. Justice Chitty, Jan. 1897 ; Islington, 30 a Keen Address : 42 Grosvenor sportsman. June 1844 e. 8. of Edmund Sussex. ; Byrne, Solicitor, Gardens, S.W. ; Uckfield House, Westminster, and Mary Elizabeth, d. of Clubs : Brooks's, Athenaeum, City Liberal, Henry Cowell ; m. Henrietta, d. of late Political Economy. [Died 14 Nov. 1911. James Gulland of Newton-Wemyss, Fife, C.B. cr. BYAM, Major-General William, ; 1884, 1874. Educ. : King's Coll. London. Barr.

retired ; s. of late W. J. M.R.C.S. Byam, Lincoln's Inn, 1867 ; Q.C. 1888 ; Member of Willesley, Gloucestershire ; b. of 1891 England, Bar Committee, ; Bencher, 1892 ; 12 m. d. of late Jan. 1841 ; Emily, Maj.-Gen. M.P. Walthamstow Division of Essex, 1892. one s. three d. J. W. F. Bean, B.S.C., 1881 ; 1897. Recreations : golf, cycling, Address . Educ. : King's Coll. School, London. 33 Lancaster Gate. Clubs : Athenaeum' as 1859 Entered 165th Regt. Ensign, ; Lieut,, Savile, Carlton. [Died 4 Apr. 1904' 1863 1868 1876 Lieut. - ; Capt. ; Major, ; Hon. Thomas Col. 1881; Col. 1885; Major-Gen. 1897; BYRNES, Joseph, Attorney-Gen! of b. 1860. Educ. : served in New Zealand War, 1863-65, in- Queensland ; Brisbane, State's Brisbane storming and capture of Rangiawhia School, Bouen, Queensland ; cluding School and Melbourne Batt. York and Grammar ; Sydney (medal) ; commanded 1st Universities. Barr. 1884 com- Lancaster Regt. (formerly 65th Foot) at Victoria, ; in 1885 battles of El Teb and Tamaai in Soudan, menced practising Queensland, ; entered Legislative Council as Solicitor-Gen. 1884 (medal with clasp, bronze star, and 1890. Address : Brisbane, Queensland. C.B.) ; commanded 51st and 65th Regtl. [Died 27 Sept. 1898. Districts, 1887-92. Recreations : shooting, hunting, fishing. Address : Barcaldine, BYTHESEA, Rear-Admiral John, V.C., C.B., : b. 15 June 1827 *. of Rev. G. Westwood Road, Southampton. Club C.I.E. ; ; Somerset m. Army and Navy. [Died 20 Dec. 1906. Bythesea, Freshford, ; Fanny BYERS, Mrs. Margaret, LL.D. (Univ. of Belinda, d. of late Col. G. N. Prior, 1874. Entered Dublin), widow of Rev. John Byers, M.A. Educ. : Grosvenor Coll., Bath. of as Volunteer of 1st class, 1841 ; Lieut. (Glas.) ; missionary to China ; Principal Navy Com. 1856 1861 ; Rear- Victoria College, Belfast, from 1859 ; o. d. 1849 ; ; Capt. 1877 awarded the V.C. while of Andrew Morrow, Windsor Hill, Rath- Admiral, ; " " William in H.M.S. Arrogant in Russian friland ; one s., Sir John Byers. serving " " in War commanded the Locust in the Educ. : privately at home, and England ; ; " " in China taught for a year previous to marriage at Baltic, 1855, and the Cruiser was at the under the late Mrs. Treffry. during war of 1858-60 ; present Nottingham Lord Founder and Director of Victoria College, forcing the Yangtze at Nankin with of which was prominent in pioneer educational Elgin's squadron under command Captain on Defence of work, and has contributed largely to the Barker Royal Commission 1862 Naval Attache" at Washing- movements for the promotion of the higher Canada, ; " " in command of the Phoebe education of women in and also in ton, 1865-67 ; Ireland, " " under Admiral giving a status to women teachers. It was in the Flying Squadron 1870 consulting naval officer to begun as a secondary school before collegiate Hornby, ; Address : education or academic distinctions were Government of India, 1874-80. Club : United thought of for women. In 1878 worked for 22 Ashburn Place, S.W. 18 May 1906. the inclusion of girls in the benefits of the Service [Died BYWATKR WHO WAS WHO, 1917-1916

Hon. Litt. field. : BYWATER, Ingram, M.A. Oxon. ; Educ. Collegiate, Sheffield ; Lyce"e and Hon. Versailles D., Dublin, Durham, Cambridge ; Imperial, ; Worcester Coll. Oxford; corres. of Ph. D. Athens ; Member Royal B.A., M.A. Called to Bar, Inner Temple, Fellow of Prussian Academy of Sciences ; 1864; joined Midland Circuit, and after- Hon. Fellow of the British Academy ; wards N.E. Circuit on its formation ; Re- b. of Exeter and Queen's Colleges ; London, corder Pontefract, 1877-89 ; J.P. West o. s. of late 27 June 1840 ; John Ingram Riding, Yorks, and on Commission of Peace Charlotte 2nd for of Bywater ; m. 1885, (d, 1908), Boroughs Halifax, Dewsbury, and d. of C. J. Cornish, of Salcombe Regis, Huddersfield. Recreations : shooting, hunt- Devon, and widow of Hans W. Sotheby. ing. Address : Rhyddings House, Ack- Educ. : University College and King's worth, near Pontefract. Club : Junior College Schools, London ; Queen's College, Carlton. [Died 22 Feb. 1906,

Oxford. Fellow of Exeter College, 1863 ; CADOGAN, Hon. Frederick William, D L. ; Tutor in the Coll. for several years ; Uni- Barrister ; b. Dec. 16, 1821 ; s. of 3rd Earl Reader in 1883 versity Greek, ; Regius Cadogan and Honoria Louisa Blake, sister of Professor of Greek, and student of Christ 1st Baron Wallscourt ; m. 1851, Lady 1893-1908. Publications : Church, Oxford, Adelaide Paget (d. 1890), d. of 1st Marquess of 1877 the Works Fragments Heraclitus, ; of Anglesey. M.P. Cricklade, 1868-74. of Priscianus for the Berlin Lydus, Academy, Address : 48 Egerton Gardens, S.W. 1886 the text of the Nicomachean Ethics ; [Died 30 Nov. 1904. of Aristotle 1890 ; The Textual Criticism 5th cr. 1800 of the Nicomachean Aris- CADOGAN, Earl, ; George Henry Ethics, 1892; Baron totelis de Arte Poetica 1897 Aristotle Cadogan, K.G., P.C., J.P., LL.D. liber, ; 1718 Viscount 1800 on the Art of Poetry, with Translation and Cadogan, ; Chelsea, ; also in Baron Oakley, 1831. [1st Earl succeeded Commentary, 1909 ; articles various Marlborough as Commander-in-Chief.] Hon. journals and periodicals. Address : 93 Col. 5th (Militia) Batt. Royal Fusiliers from Onslow Square, S.W. Clubs : Athenaeum, 1886 Trustee of the British Burlington Fine Arts. [Died 17 Oct. 1914. ; Hereditary Museum ; s. of 4th Earl and Mary Sarah, d. 3rd of Hon. Rev. G. V. Wellesley, D.D. ; b. 12 of Durham, May 1840 ; grand-nephew 1st Duke of S. father 1873 m. C Wellington ; ; 1st, 1865, Lady Beatrix Jane Craven, V.A.

(d. 1907), 4th d. of 2nd Earl of Craven ; five or. *. d. CADELL, Sir Robert, K.C.B. ; 1894 ; J.P. ; two ; 2nd, 1911, Countess Adele Palagi d. of late Sir b. 1825 ; *. of late H. F. Cadell, Cockenzie, g. Gen. Hon. George Cadogan. of for for N.B. ; TO. Elizabeth, d. Rev. William M.P. Bath, 1873 ; Under-Secretary Bruce Cunningham, Prestonpans. Entered War, 1875; for Colonies, 1878-80; Lord

Madras Artillery, 1842 ; Col.-Commandant, Privy Seal, 1886-92; Lord-Lieutenant of in Crimean War and Indian 1895-1902 1st of 1885 ; served Ireland, ; Mayor Chelsea, Gen. of 1900. Heir: s. Viscount Chelsea. Address: Mutiny ; Inspector- Ordnance, : Madras, 1877-81 . Address Cockenzie, Chelsea House, Cadogan Place, S.W. ; Cul- Prestonpans, N.B. Club : E. I. United ford Hall, Bury St. Edmunds. Clubs : Service. [Died 30 June 1897. Carlton, Travellers', White's. [Died 6 March 1915. CADGE, William, F.R.C.S. ; Consulting Surgeon to the Norfolk and Norwich CADOGAN, Hon. William George Sydney, s. of of Medical and M.V.O. 1906 ; Captain 10th Hussars ; Hospital ; Fellow Royal 5th Earl b. 1879. Educ. : Sand- Chirurgical Society. Educ. : University Cadogan ; hurst. Served South 1900 A.D.C. Coll. Hospital, London. Formerly member Africa, ; to Prince of of Council Royal College of Surgeons, Eng- Wales (now King George V.) Tour in 1905-6. Address : land, and Hunteriau Professor of Surgery during India, and Pathology. Address: 49 St. Giles' Chelsea House, Cadogan Place, S.W. 13 Nov. 1914. Street, Norwich. [Died 25 June 1903. [Died General William V.C. CADIC, Edouard, Professor of French and CAFE, Martin, ; Bengal b. 23 Mar. 1826. Entered Romanic Philology in the National Uni- Infantry ; army, Fellow of 1842; General, 1894; retired list, 1883; versity of Ireland ; D.Litt. and served Gwalior Campaign, 1843 (bronze star); the Royal University ; Present or Past Examiner to the War Office, Civil Service Punjaub Campaign, 1848-49 (medal with two Indian 1857-58 Commission, Board of Intermediate Educa- clasps) ; Mutiny, (severely of etc. wounded, despatches medal with clasp, tion, the Apothecaries' Hall Ireland, ; Sikkim 1861. Address : b. Guidel, France, 1858. Educ. : Paris, V.C.) ; Expedition, Germany. President of the French and 16 Weatherby Place, S.W. German Reading Society from 1889, the [Died 6 Aug. 1906. CAHILL, Rt. Rev. John Baptist ; Bishop (R.C.) Modern Languages Society, etc. ; Officer of of 1900 b. 2 Officer of Public and Portsmouth from ; London, Sept. Academy ; Instruction, 1841. Educ. : St. Edmund's Ware. Knight of the Legion of Honour. Address : College, B.A. Lond. 1862. 1864 con- Belmont, Monkstown Road, Co. Dublin. Ordained, ; secrated 1 1900 Professor of [Died 11 Jan. 1914. Bishop, May ; CABMAN, Hon. Sir Alfred Jerome, K.C.M.G., Classics and Mathematics in St. Edmund's of of College ; Incumbent St. Mary's, Ryde, cr. 1903 ; C.M.G. 1901 ; member Legisla- from 15 May 1866 ; Vicar-General of Ports- tive Council for Auckland from 1890 ; holds Address : permanent title of Honourable from 1901. mouth (retired). Bishop's House, Member of House of Representatives, 1881- Portsmouth. [Died, 5 Aug. 1910. of Ballance 1899 ; member and Seddon CAILLARD, Alfred, C.M.G. ; Grand Cordon Minister Government, 1891-99 ; without (1st class) Medjidie (Turkish) ; Commander, 1899-1901. Decorated of Franz Josef Portfolio, New Zealand, Order (Austrian) ; Grand of visit of the of C.M.G. on occasion the Duke Officer, Order Saviour (Greek) ; created to and Duchess of Cornwall New Zealand. Pasha by H.H. the Khedive in Feb. 1899 ; of Address : Auckland, New Zealand. Director-Gen, Customs, Egypt, from 1880 ;

[Died 23 March 1905. b. Leicester 1841 ; 2nd s. of Charles Camille CADMAN, His Honour Judge John Heaton, Caillard (n. of the Marquis Penalver, and from 1889 b. s. of Andre" Judge of County Courts ; 24 g. Jean Caillard, who held office s. late first July 1839 ; 2nd of Edwin Cadman, under the French Republic and Empire). : Westbourne House, Sheffield, and Amelia, Educ. private school ; Lycee Louis le d. Civil d. of J. B. Binge ; m. Mary Grayson, of Grand, Paris. Entered Service, Post

Edwd. Thorn ill Simpson, of Walton, Wake- Office, 1863 ; Financial Controller Egyptian 110