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Parliamentary Directory. [Slater's 14 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [SLATER'S Scanlan Thomas Sligo (lrorth) . 5 P!\lmer street, Westminster SW ; Devonshire club SW; & 165 St. Vincent street, Glasgow Schwann Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Ernest, Manchester(North IJiv.) 4 Prince's gardens SW & Reform club :::lW bart Scott Alexander MacCallum. Glasqow (Bl'idgetor>.IJiv.) 5 Pump court, Temple EC; 35 Cyril mansions, Prince or Wales road, Battersea SW; & National Liberal club SW &:ott Leslie Frederic, K.C....... Liverpool (Exchange Goldsmith building', Temple EC; ~ Abbey gardens, Division) Great College street, Westminster SW; United Uni­ versity club SW; & Hinton-in-the-Hedges, Brackley Scott Sir Samuel Edward, bart .....• Marylebone (West Div.) 38 South street, Park lane W; Carlton club:::lW; Turf club W; Ardvourlie castle & Amhuinnsuidh, North Harris, N.B. ;& Westbury manor, Brackiey, NOl'thants Seely Col. Rt. Hon. John Edward DerlJyshire (Ilkeston 29 Chester square SW; Cavalry club W: White's club Bernard, D.S.O Division) SW; & Brooke house, Brooke, Isle of Wight Shee Major Martin Archer- D. S.O. see Archer-Shee Sheehan Daniel Daniel . Corl~ County (Mid Div.) Cork Sheehy David ,,.. Meath County (South) . Irish club WC; & 2 Belvidere place, Dublin Sherwell Arthur James .. Hudder~field ..,. Shortt Edward, K.C . Newcastle-on-Tyne .. 3 Hare court, Temple EC; 7;) Onslow gardens SW j & Reform club SW Simon Sir John Allsebrook, K.C . Essex(S. W.or Waltharn­ 4 Brick court, Temple EC; 57 Kensington court, W; .~tow Division) Garrick club WC; Reform & National Liberal clubs SW :& Eighty club EC Smiley Lt. Peter Kerr Kerr-, see Kerr­ Smiley Smith Albert . North East Lanca.~hil'e Nelson, Lancashire (Clitheroe Division) Smith Frederick Edwin, K.C . Liverpool (Walton Div.) 4 Elm court, Templo EC: 70 Eccleston square Sw·, Carlton & UnilJn clubs SW; Constitutional club WC; & The Cottage, Charlton, Banbury Smith Harold H ~ :. Wal"rington . Smith Hastings Bertrand Lees . Northampton . Latimer house, Church street, Chiswick W Smyth Thomas Francis .. Leitrim County (South) Irish club WC; Tooman, Dromod, co. Leitrim Snowden Philip . Blackburn.. 1 .1 •••••• 1 ••••• 1 Elberton, Woodstock road, Golder's green NW Soames Arthur Wellesley . Norfolk (Southern Div.) 18 Park crescent, Portland place W; &; United University & Reform clubs SW Soares Erne~t Joseph .. Devonshire (.N: W. or II Alexandra court, Queen's gate SW: Oxford & C~m­ Barnstaple Division) bridge Gniversity & Natilmal Liberal clubs SW; &. Upcott, Barnstaple Spear John Ward . Devon (West or Tavi­ Venu, Tavistock stock Division) Spender-Clay, see Clay .. Spicer Sir Albert, bart . Hackney (Central Div.) 10 Lancaster gate W; Reform, National Liberal &. British Empire clubs SW; &: City Liberal c~ub EC Stanier Ee'·ille I ••••••• Shropshire (N. or New­ 21 Buckingham ",ate SW; Carlton & Windham clubs,. pod Division) SW; & Peplow hall, Market Drayton Stxl.nley Albert ~ . Staffordshire (N. W. .National Liberal club SW; & Wood-Eaves, Hednesford Division) Stanle~' Hon. Arthur, M.v.a . &uth- West LancashiJ'e 50 Upper Brook street, Grosvenor square W; Carlton club­ (Ormskirk Division) SW; Turf club W; & Knowsley, Prescot, Lancashire Stanley Major Hon. George Frederick Preston .. Carlton club SW Starkey John Ralph . NottinghamshillJ (New­ Carlton & New Oxford & Cambridge clubs SW; & Hill. ark Division) house, Southwell, Nuttinghamshire Staveley-Hill Henry Staveley . Staffordshire (Kingswin­ 6 Pump court, Temple EC; Carlton & Junior Carloon ford Division) clubs SW; & Oxley manor, near Wolverhampton Steel-MaitlandArthurHerbert Drum­ Birmingham City (East 72 Cadogan square S", ; Union, Carlton & Travellers' mond Ramsay Division) clubs SW ; & Sauchieburn, Stirling, N.B Stewart Gersholn IIII II.I "J. Cheshire (Wirral Div.) Carlton & Conservative clubs SW; City Carlton club­ EC; & Whitcholme, Hoylake, Cheshire Strachey Sir Edward, bart. Somel'setshire (Sth.Div.) 27 Cadogan gardens SW; Brooks's, Travellers' & National Liberal clubs SW; & Sutton court, Per-sford, Somerset Strauss Arthur Paddington(North Div.) 16 Rood lane EC: 1 Kensington palace gardens W; &. Carlton club SW Stmuss Edward Anthony South'lcaJ"k (West Div.) 49 Grosvenor square W: Reform, Devonshire &. National Liberal clubs SW; Bath club W; & Kingston house,. Abingdon Stuart Lord Ninian EdwardCricL.ton-, see Crichton-Stuart Stuart-W ortley, see '" ortley Summers James Woolley .. Flint DistJ'ict . Reform & National Liberal clubs SW; & Cam·yr-Alyn,. Rossett, Den bighshire Sutherland John Ebenezer . Elgin District ofBurghs National Liberal L'lub SW; & Portsny, Ba.nffshire Button John Edward .. Jrlanchester (East Div.) 79 North road, Clayton, Manchester Swift Rigby Philip Watson .. St. Helen's .. 1 Garden court, Temple EC; & 17 Kidderpore avenue,. Hampstead NW Sykes Alan John, M.A . Cheshire (Knutsfor d 2 Down street W: Carlton & Junior Carlton clubs SW;. Division) & South Yiew, Cheadle, Cheshire Talbot Lord Edmund Bernard,M.v.a., Sussex (S. W. or Chi­ I Buckingham palace gardens SW; Carlton & White's D.s.a chester Division) clubs SW; & Naval & Military club W TaylorGeraldKyffin-,seeKyffin-Taylor Taylor John Wilkinson . Durham Co. (Chester-le- 20 Upper Kennington lane SE; & The Avenue, Durham Street Division) Taylor Theodore Cooke . S. E. Lancashire (Rad- National Liberal club SW; & Sunny bank, Batley clijJe-cum - Farnworth Division) Tennant Harold John .. Berwickshire 33 Bruton street W; Great Maytham, Rolvendon, Kent; of" Edinglas.~ie. Strathdon NB; &; Hutton castle, Berwlck­ on-Tweed TerreH George John Edmund de Wiltshire (N. W. OJ' 38 Albion street, Hyde Park W; Carlton club SW ; Beauvoir Chippe7lham Division) Royal ThamesYacht clubW;& Avonhouse,Chippenham.
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