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Parliamentary Directory. [Slater's 2 PARLIAMENTARY DIRECTORY. [SLATER'S • Baird Johu Lawrence, C.M.G . Warwickshire (S. E. or Turf club W; Carlton club SW j & BiltJn house. nr.Rugby Rugby DiviSIOn) Baker Harold Trevor . ~North - East Lancashire 3 Temple gardens EC; Union club SW; 4 '-iueen's gar­ (A ccrington Division) dens, Ho,-e, Sussex; & Sawley lodge, Clitheroe Baker J oseph Allen..• , . Finsbury (East Div.) ... Donnington, Donnington road, Harlesden NW; & National Liberal club SW Baker Sir Randolf Littlehales, bart... DOl'setshire (~Vo1'thern II llerkeley st. W; Carlton club SW j Bath club W; Division) Arthur's club SW j & Ranston, Blandford, Dorset Balcarres Lord.••.....•...........•......... North Lancashire (Chor­ 7 Audley square W j Carlton club SW j Haigh hall,Wigan j l e-y Division) & Balcarres, Colinsburgh, Fife Baldwin Stanley ..••.• I •• _ •••••• ,?'" p" Worcsstershirc (W. 01" 2] Queen's gate SW j Carlton & United University clubs f Bewdlty Divi.Hon) SW; & Astley hall, near Stourport Balfour Rt. Han. Arthur James ..•... London (City of) . 4- Carlton gardens SW; Carlwn, Travellers', Athenreum & St. Stepben's clubs SW j City Carlton club EC; Con­ stitutiona.l club WC: New club, Edinburgh j & Whit· tingehame, Prestonkirk, N.B Balfour Sir Robert, bart .••.•.....•.... Lanarkshire (Pm'tick 2 Gt. St. Helen's EC j 7 Prince's gate, Kensington road Division) SW; Reform & National Liberal clubs SW j Eighty & City of London clubs EQ ; & Bath club W Banbtiry Sir ,rederick George~ bar~. London (Cit.1{ ()f) 41 Lowndes street SW j Carlton &; Windham clubs SW j City of London &; City Carlton clubs EC'; &; Warneford place, Highwnrth, Wilts Banner John Sutherland Harmood-, see Harmood-Banner Baring Capt. Hon. Guy Victor ..•.••..• Winchester . 16 Cadogan square SW j Carlton & Guards' club SW; & St. Cross Mill, Winchester Barlow Clement Anderson Montague Salford (South Division) 6 New court, Carey st.WC; &Carlwn & National Clllbs SW Barlow Sir John Emmott, bart.., ..,. .•• Somersetshire (Frome Brooks's, Devonshire & National Liberal clubs SW; Tork. Division) ington lodge, near Rtockpurt, Cheshire: & Bryn Eirias, Colwyn Fay, N. Wales Barnes George Nicoll . Glasgow (Black.f1'im's c.f 48 Knollys road, Streatham SW Hutchesontown Div.) Barnston Harr\'"' .••........•....••.••.••..• Cheshire (Eddisbury Carlton & Junior Carlton clubs SW ; & Crewe hill, Farn­ • Division) don, Cheshire Barran Sir John Nicholson. bart .....• Haw/ck District of Reform club SW j & Sawley hall, near Ripon, Yorks Burgh., Barran Rowland Hirst .••..•.•, ....••..• Leeds (North Division) 24 Queen's gate SW; Reform club SW j Bath club W; & Beechwood, Roundhay, Leeds Barrie Hugh Thom .., . Londondel'r,1l (North) ..• Constitutional club WC j & Manor ho. Coleraine, Ireland Barry Redmond, K.C . Tyrone County (North) 72 Lower Baggot street, Dublin Barton William ....................•.•..•• Oldhaln •••.••.••..•..•.••..• 53 George street, Manchester Bathurst Hon. Allen Benjamin . Gloucestershire (E. or Carlton club SW j &; The Cranhams, Cirencester, {]irencester Division) Gloucestershire Bathurst Charles..•.••.....•....••.•..••..• Wiltshire (S. or Wilton 60 Denbigh street, Pimlico SW; Carlton & Oxford & Division) Cambl'idge University clubs SW; Burlington Fine Arts club W j & Lydney park, Gloucestershire Bea.ch Hon. Michael Hugh Hicks-...... Gloucestershire(North or 81 Eaton place SW; Carlton club SW j Bachelors' club Tewkesbury Division) W; Coin St. Aldwyn, Fairford, Gloucestershire; &; Fittleton manor, Salisbury Beale William Phipson, K.C •••••••••••• Ayrshire (South) •••....•• 10 New court. Carey st. WC j 2 Whitehall ct. SW j Reform club SW; Savile club W; Garrick club WC j & Drumlam­ ford, Barrhill, Ayr Beauchamp Edward •••.....•.•...•••..• Suffolk (N. or Lowestoft 26 Grosvenor place W: Union club SW j & Elderton Dit·ision) lodge, Gunton, Norfolk Beck Arthur Cecil Tyrrell . Essex (2V: or Saff1'on Queen Anne's mansions SW; Reform & New Oxford &; Waldtn Division) Cambridge clubs SW; &; Harrold hall, Bedfordshire Heckett Hon. WiIliam Gervase ........• rOl'kshire N. R. ( Whitby 2 Down st. W; Carlton & White's clubs SW; Bachelors' Division) club W; Garrick club WC; &; Kirkdale manor, Naw­ ton, Yorks Bell Major Arthur Clive Morrison-, see Morrison-Bdl Bell Capt. Ernest Fitzroy Morrison-, see Morrison-Bell Benn Arthur Shirley . Ply1nouth ..... a •••• a •••••• 18 Bolton gardens Sw Benn Ion Hamilton o ••••••••••••• Gl"eenwich .••.•••••.•..••••" 75 & 76 LClmbard st.. EC; 17 Collinghll.lll gardens SW;. Uarlton & Junior Carlton clubs SW; & City Carlton club EC Benn William Wedgwood . Towej' Hamlets (St. The Old Knoll, Blackheath SE Geor,qe Division) Bennett Goldney Francis . Canterbury...•.............. Burlington Fine Arts clu3 W; Savage club WC j & Abbots Barton, Canterbury Hentham George Jackson . Lincolnshire ( WestLind­ National Liberal club SW ; & Cranleigh, Prince's avenue, seyor Gainsboro' Div.) Hull Bentinck Lord Henry Cavendish ...... Nottin.qha m (South 53 Gro3Venor st. W; Cl1rlton &; Marlborough clubs SW j. Division) Turf club W; & Underley hall, Kirkby Lonsdale Berilsford Admiral Lord Charles POl'tsmouth . I Great Cumberland place W j CarltoIl, Athenreum, Mar!­ 1Villiam de la Poer, G.c.v.o., borough & United Service clubs SW ; Turf club W &.. K.e.B., LL.D. Savage club WC Bethell Sir John Henry . Es.~ex (S. 0)' Romford Park house, Blake Hall road, Wanstead NE; & National Division) Liberal club SW Rigland Alfred.••........... 0 ••••••••••••••• B irkenhead . Wexford lodge, Merefarm road, Oxton, Birkenhead Bird Alfred Frederick ..•..•.....•....•• Wolvuhampton (West 75 Victoria street SW; Carlton club SW; Constitu­ Division) tional club WC j & Tudor grange, Solihull, near' Birmingham Birrell Rt, HOIl. Augustine Bristol (North Division) Chief Secretary's lodge, Phoonix park, Dublin; 70 Elm Park rd. SW; Athenreum, New University & National Liberal clubs SW; & The Pightle, Sheringham, Norfolk Black Arthur William . Bedfordshire (2V: or Big­ National Liberal club SW j &; Spring-field, Alexandra Park,.. gleswade Division) Nottingham Boland John Pius ~ ..•••.••..•••• Kerry County (South) ..• 40 St. George's square SW Booth Frederick Hande!.. Pontefract . 107 Queen's road W; National Lib3ral club SW j &. Brotherton ball, Ferry bridge, York.
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