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Sir K.C.M.G. 1902-3 MATHEWS, Lloyd William, ; (Queen's medal, two clasps) ; West' cr. President of and General Africa 1894 ; Ministry, (N. Nigeria), 1903 (despatches twice, in of Sultan of Zanzibar b. 1850. medal with army ; clasp, D.S.O.) ; attached Egyp- 1863-81 served Ashantee tian JEtoyal navy, ; Army, 1906-10 ; Nyima Patrol, 1908 Africa War, 1873-74, and E. Coast, ; entered (despatches, medal with clasp, 4th class) of of 1878 Consul- service Sultan Zanzibar, ; Medjidieh). Address: 57 Eaton Square, General British E. Africa, 1891. Address : S.W. Club : Naval and Military. Zanzibar. [Died 11 Oct. 1901. [Died 19 Dec. 1914. MATHIAS, Col. Henry Harding, C.B. 1895; MAUD, W. T., artist and war-correspondent of A.D.C. to H.M., 1898-1907; retired 1907; The Graphic. He rode through Armenia,, b. 25 May 1850; s. of George Mathias from the Mediterranean to the Black Sea, d. of late of Tenby ; m. 1875, Florence, during the massacres, 1895 ; was with the' Marl- in Sir Theophilus Shepstone. Educ.: insurgents Cuba, 1896 ; with the Greek Entered 75th 1869 in borough. Regt. ; Capt. Army Thessaly, 1897 ; the Soudan, 1897 !' 1879 1883 the Gordon Highlanders, ; Major, ; North-West Frontier Campaign, 1897-98 d

Lieut.-Col. 1895 Brevet Col. 1898 ; served two street in ; days' fighting Milan, 1898 ; Nile 1884-85 with Expedition, (medal clasp, Soudan, Omdurman, 1898 ; Siege of Lady* Khedive's Chitral Relief 1895 smith he star), Force, ; volunteered for service during half (despatches, medal with clasp, C.B.) ; North- latter of siege ; given rank of Lieutenant West Frontier and Tirah Field 1897- and A.D.C. to Gen. Sir Force, Ian Hamilton ; in-^ 1898 led the of the valided ; charge Gordon High- home with enteric ; last expedition- landers at Dargai (wounded, despatches was to Macedonia in search of Miss Stone. 1 : thrice, two clasps, Brevet Col. and A.D.C.) ; Address 39 Harrington Road, Preston Lt.-Col. commanding the 1st Batt. Gordon Park, Brighton. [Died 12 May 1903. 75th Highlanders, 1895-99; Regimental MAUDE, Charles John, Assistant Paymaster- District, 1899-1904. Recreation: shooting, General from 1892 ; b. 17 March 1847 ; e. s. Address : fishing, cricket, golf. Portslade, of late Colonel Sir George Ashley Maude, Sussex. Club : Constitutional. Crown Equerry ; m. 1871, o. d. of late 1 1914. [Died Sept. Admiral Sir Watkin Pell one s. one d. Chevalier of SS. Maurizio and ; MATTEI, Tito, Educ. : Wellington College. Entered Civil to the of Lazzero ; pianist King Italy ; as clerk Service, 1867 ; a in the Admiralty, b. pianist, composer, and conductor ; Cam- transferred to Treasury, 1875 ; was private near 24 1841. Educ. : pobasso, Naples, May secretary to Admiral Robert Hall, Lord under and others. At Naples, Thalberg Stalbridge, Akers Douglas (twice), Arnold eleven of was named of years age professor Morley, and late W. H. Smith (First Lord the Santa Cecilia in and Academy Rome, of the Treasury). Recreations : fishing, member of Philharmonic Society, Florence, shooting, riding, rowing. Address : Royal Turin, and others. Gave his first concert, Mews, Hampton Court ; Arranmore, Co. 28 and afterwards made several Sept. 1846, Donegal. Clubs : Constitutional, Hurling- tours in concerts in France and in Italy ; ham. [Died 29 Apr. 1910. to 1853 he ' England, returning Italy (when Colonel Francis V.C played before Pope Pio IX. and received a MAUDE, Cornwallis, C.B. ; Military Knight of 1895 ; gold medal from his hands), where he studied Windsor, b. 28 Oct. in London, 1828; e. s. of late harmony ; again France and Germany, Hon. Capt. Francis Maude, R.N. and and in 1863 finally settled in London, giving Frances, d. of A. Holdsworth Brooking; m. concerts in all parts of the kingdom ; Paulina, d. of Chief- organised and conducted a season of Italian Judge Sterling, Acting 1860. Educ. : Blackheath opera at the Lyceum Theatre in 1870. Justice, Ceylon, Proprietary School, R.M.A. Woolwich. First Publications : many hundred songs and German Prize, 1846. Joined the Royal pianoforte pieces, many of them becoming Artillery, 1847 ; commanded the artillery popular everywhere, viz. Non e ver ; Non of Havelock's column in his march to Cav/n- ! torn6 ; Oh oh ! hear the wild wind blow ; pore ; afterwards took part in the repeated Dear Heart ; For the sake of the past ; attempts to relieve the Lucknow garrison, Mattel's Valse, etc. ; also several operas, which was effected 25 viz. Maria di Gand, performed at Her partly Sept. 1857; but the relieving force was also besieged Majesty's Theatre ; La Prima Donna, etc. there for two months, until finally relieved Address : 79 Baker Street, W. Sir Colin assisted afterwards [Died 30 March 1914. by Campbell ; at the capture of that city, 1858 ; Brevets MATTHEY, George, F.R.S., F.C.S. ; Assoc. of Major and Lieut.-Col., V.C., C.B., and Inst. C.E. ; Le"gion d'Honneur ; Austrian one extra service for year's the campaign ; Order of Francis Joseph ; the Prussian Colonel, 1866 ; Consul- General at Warsaw, Great Golden Medal for Art and Science ; 1876-86. Decorated : was three times recom- Vice-President 1896-97. Royal Institution, mended for the Victoria Cross ; once by the Address : Cheyne House, Chelsea Embank- unanimous (ballot) vote of the men of his ment, S.W. ; Rose Mount, Eastbourne. battery ; at last received it for his conduct : British Clubs Athenaeum, Garrick, Empire ; in leading the force down the road from the Sussex, Eastbourne. [Died 14 Feb. 1913. Alumbagh to the Canal Bridge, Lucknow, Father Basil William b. MATURIN, ; Ireland, 25 Sept. 1857, when one-third of his men 1847. Educ. : Trinity College, Dublin. were killed or wounded in about half an Curate at Peterslow went to St. ; Cowley hour's fighting. Publications : Memories of John, under Father Benson, 1873 ; sent to the Mutiny ; Five Years in Madagascar ; of St. take charge Clement's parish, Phila- Invasion of the British Isles Bacon v. 1876 became Roman ; delphia, ; Catholic, Shakspeare, etc. Recreations : shooting (in- 1897 ordained Cardinal 1898. ; by Vaughan, cluding 13 elephants), hunting, solo whist. : Discourses on the Publications Parables of Address: Castle Yard, Windsor Castle. our Lord : Practices of the Life Spiritual ; Clubs : Constitutional, Windsor. and Laws of Self-knowledge Self-discipline ; [Died 19 Oct. 1900. the Life The Price of 1912. Spiritual ; Unity, MAUDE, Sir Frederick Francis, V.C., G.C.B. Address : Holywell, Oxford. Dec. 1886 ; General, retired, 1885 ; b. 20 [Died 7 May 1915. 1821 ; 4th s. of late Rev. Hon. J. C. Maude

MAUD, Capt. Charles Carus, D.S.O. 1905 ; The and Mary, e. d. of William Ceely Trevillian, Prince Albert's Somersetshire Light Infantry ; Midelney, Somerset; m. 22 Feb. 1853, b. s. of late Lt.-Col. S. 15 Jan. 1875 ; y. W. Catherine, d. of late Very R,ev. Sir George Maud, R.E. Educ. : Wellington. Entered Bisshopp, 8th Bt. Joined 3rd Foot (The S. army, 1896 ; Capt. 1904 ; served Africa, Buffs), 1840; raised and commanded 2nd Batt. 482 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MAXWELL

1884 1885 as The Buffs, 1857-61 ; Adj.-Gen. Gibraltar, Soudan, ; A.Q.M.G. ; Nile, ; of Militia in commandant at Abu Fatmah 1861-66 ; Insp.-Gen. Ireland, ; despatches, Col. with rank of Brig.-Gen. 1867-73 ; commanded 25 May 1885, Brevet (clasp) ; Prof, of second division Hist. Staff division in India, 1875-80 ; Military Coll.v Dec. 1885 to Sept. 1878-79 Khyber Column, Afghan War, ; 1892; Aldershot, 1892-93; commanding in- served in Gwalior campaign, 1843-44, R.A., Colchester, 1893-95 ; Maj.-Gen. Dec. horse shot cluding battle of Puniar, 1843, 1895 ; commanded Woolwich District, 1895- of Sebas- Gold Medallist (bronze star) ; Crimea, 1855, siege 1902; Chesney R.U.S.I., topol and both assaults on Redan, on 8th 1907. Publications : Wellington Prize Essay, and ladder 1872 of Ashanti Sept. commanded the covering ; Popular History Campaign, wounded 1874 Life of Frederick Denison party of 2nd Division, dangerously ; Maurice, of 1884 Hostilities (medal, C.B. Victoria Cross, Legion ; without Declaration of of War Official of 1882 Honour, Brevet Lieut.-Col.) ; medal, ; History Campaign ; of both Houses of Parlia- Balance of Power in K C B. and thanks Military Europe, 1888 ; 1878-79. 1891 National ment in 1879 for Afghan War, War, ; Defences, 1897 ; Diary Address : Sutherland Tower, Torquay, of Sir John Moore, 1904; Official History Devon. Club : United Service. of S.A. War, 1899-1902. Recreation : chess. [Died 20 June 1897. Address : Highland View, Camberley, Surrey. M.A. Rector of [Died 11 Jan. 1912. MAUL, Rev. John Frederic, ; 1883 Rural Dean Henley-on-Thames from ; MAX-MULLER, Rt. Hon. Friedrich, P.C., K.M., of Christ Church of Henley; Hon. Canon M.A., LL.D., D.C.L. ; Corpus Professor of b. 1849 s. of Rev. Cathedral, Oxford ; ; Comparative Philology, Oxford ; b. Dessau, Rector of Richard Compton Maul, Ricking- Germany, 6 Dec. 1823 ; o. s. of the poet : Christ hall, Suffolk. Educ. Eton ; Church, Wilhelm Miiller and Adelheid, e. d. of Prasi-

Curate of 1874-79 ; Oxford. Wokingham, dent von Basedow ; m. Georgina Adelaide, Vicar of St. Paul's, Chichester, 1879-83. e. d. of Riversdale Grenfell, Ray Lodge, Address : The Rectory, Henley-on-Thames. Maidenhead, 1859. Educ. : Dessau and Club : Royal Societies. Leipsic, Universities of Leipsic and Berlin. [Died 7 June 1915. Member of the French Institute. Knight MAUNSELL, Maj.-Gen. Sir Thomas, K.C.B., of the Order pour le Me'rite and the Maxi- the retired milian Order ; Commander of the Le"gion cr 1906 ; Order of Medjidie ; ; s. of d'Honneur, and of the Orders of the Northern b. Dublin, 10 Sept. 1822 ; 2nd George the Corona Meares Maunsell, High Sheriff, Co. Limerick, Star, d'ltalia, Albrecht the Bear, and the Professor of 1833, J.P. Ballywilliam, Rathkeale, Co. Medjidie. Taylorian Modern 1854 Fellow Limerick (d. 1871), and Catherine, d. of late Languages, Oxford, ; of All 1858 Limerick Souls, ; Corpus Professor, 1868 ; Thos. Lloyd, D.L., M.P. Co. ; m. Curator of Bodleian 1856 1865, Amy, d. of Col. R. E. Burrowes, Library, ; delegate of the Clarendon 1877 Hibbert Lec- K.H., J.P. (Somersetshire), of Bourton Court, Press, ; s. d. : turer, 1878 ; Gifford Lecturer, 1888-92. Hon. Somerset ; two two Educ. West Park House School, Clifton; Bristol; Trin. LL.D. Edinburgh, Cambridge, Bologna, Coll. Dublin. Served in Punjab Campaign Dublin, and Buda-Pesth. Publications : Ancient Sanskrit Literature at the 1st and 2nd sieges of Mooltan, and ; Lectures on Science of Language ; Chips from a German at the battles of Soorjkoond and Goojerat ; Hibbert Lectures Gifford wounded on 12 Sept. 1848 and on 21 Workshop ; ;

Lectures, and numerous other works ; editor Jan. 1849 ; personally engaged with two Sikh soldiers (at one time) one of whom he of the Rig Veda, 6 vols. quarto, and of the Sacred Books of the 50 vols. killed, at the storming and capture of the East, ;

2 Auld Lang Syne, 1898, 2nd series 1899 ; The city of Mooltan, on Jan. 1849 ; Crimean Campaign, battles of Alma and Inkerman Six Systems of Indian Philosophy since 1899. Recreation : music. Address : 7 Norham and the siege of Sebastopol ; commanded the volunteer sharpshooters of the 3rd Gardens, Oxford. [Died 28 Oct. 1900. Division for 76 (having volunteered) days MAXSE, Frederick A., admiral ; b. 1833 ; 8. at the siege of Sebastopol, and until severely of James and Lady Caroline Maxse, d. of Dec. served in wounded on 30 1854 ; India Earl of Berkeley ; married and had issue, 1, latter of the in during the part Mutiny Major Maxse, Coldstream Guards ; 2, L. J. of a Decorated for command regiment. Maxse, Editor of National Review ; 3, Olive 6 4 military services (total, decorations) ; Hermione ; 4, Violet, married to Lord medals and 5 clasps, K.C.B., and Order of Edward Cecil. Naval A.D.C. to Lord the Medjidie. Recreations : hunting, shoot- Raglan, Com.-in-Chief of the Forces during : ing, etc. Address Burghclere, Newbury, the siege of Sebastopol ; afterwards better

Hampshire ; Ballywilliam, Rathkeale, Co. known as a politician and writer. Address : Limerick. Club : Primrose. uunley Hill, Dorking. Clubs : Brooks's, [Died 4 July 1908. Travellers', United Service, Prince's. MAURICE, Major-General Sir (John) Frederick, [Died 25 June 1900. cr. 1900 Colonel Commandant K.C.B., ; MAXWELL, Lt.-Col. Francis Aylmer, V.C. : b. 24 1841 e. s. of R.A. London, May ; 1900 ; C.S.I. 1911 ; D.S.O. 1898 ; 18th late d. of F. Denison Maurice and Anna, Bengal Lancers ; Military Secretary to Lord late m. d. of b. s. Major-General Barton ; Annie, Hardinge ; 7 Sept. 1871 ; of T. Maxwell ; late R. A. Fitz-Gerald, Dec. 1869. Educ. : m. 1906, Charlotte Alice Hamilton, 3rd d.

Addiscombe College ; Woolwich Academy. of late P. H. Osborne of Currandooley 1861 Commissioned R.A. ; passed Staff N.S.W. ; two d. Joined Royal Sussex Regt., Dec. Private to College, 1870; Secretary 1891 ; served Waziristan, 1895 (medal with Sir in Garnet Wolseley Ashanti Campaign, clasp) ; Chitral, 1895 (despatches, medal 1873-74 ; Abrakampa, Amoaful, Becquah, with clasp) ; North-West Frontier, India, Coomassie 7 Mar. Ordahsu, ; despatches, 1897-98 (despatches, D.S.O. , three clasps) ; 1874 (medal with clasp) ; South Africa, 1879 ; South Africa, 1900-2 (medal with 6 clasps, Zulu of Zulu Campaign, 1880 ; pursuit king ; King's medal with 2 clasps, V.C. ; Brevet operations against Sekukuni (severely majority). Decorated for gallantry in saving : wounded) ; despatches, 16 Jan. 1880, Q Battery at Koorn Spruit. Address The Brevet Major (medal with clasp) ; Egyptian Grange, Guildford. Club : Cavalry.

Exped., 1882 ; D.A.A.G. headquarters ; El [Died 12 Oct. 1914. Magfar, both actions at Kassassin, Tel-el- MAXWELL, Lt.-Col. F. D., C.I.E., Indian Kebir with ; despatches (medal clasp) ; Army ; Commissioner, Irrawaddy Division, Brevet Lieut.-Col. 4th class s. (bronze star, Burma ; b. 19 April 1862 ; of late Major- Office Osmanjeh) ; Intelligence Dept. War ; General William Maxwell, R.A. ; m. d. of 483 MAXWELL WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

of ate Rev. G. H. Nicholls. Forest Dean. MAYNE, Rev. Canon Jonathan, M.A. ; Rector Educ. : Rugby. Joined the Cheshire Regi- of Christian Malford, Wilts, from 1890; transferred to Madras Rural Dean of 1899 b. 31 Oct. ment, 1882 ; Army, Chippenham, ; 1885 1838 's. of William 1883 ; joined the Burma Commission, ; ; Mayne, Constantine, in served as civil officer with troops Burmese Cornwall ; m. Lydia Dorothea, d. of Rev. served in various civil J. late Rector of War, 1885-88 ; capa- W. Hawksley, Redruth,

cities since. Recreation: shooting. Address: Cornwall ; two s. one d. Educ. : privately ; Bassein, Burma. [Died 13 Aug. 1910. St. John's College, Cambridge. Curate of see 1862-64 St. MAXWELL, Mary Elizabeth ; Braddon, Gwennap, Cornwall, ; Mark's, M. E. Gloucester, 1864-68 ; Vicar of St. Catharine's K.C.M.G. MAXWELL, Sir William Edward, ; and Chaplain of St. Margaret's, Gloucester, and Commander-in- 1869-90 Canon of Bristol Cathedral cr. 1896 ; Governor ; Hon. ; 1895 b. 1846 s. of Rural of Chief, Gold Coast, from ; ; Dean Gloucester, 1882 ; Chaplain d. of Sir Peter Benson Maxwell ; m. Lilias, to late Bishop of Gloucester, 1884 (Ellicott) ; Rev. J. Aberigh-Mackay, D.D., 1870. Educ. : Chairman of Gloucester School Board. 1881 entered Repton. Barr. Inner Temple, ; 1882-90; Chairman of Chippenham Board in Straits Settlements, C.S., 1865 ; served of Guardians, 1905. Address: Christian Perak expedition, 1875; Member of State Malford Rectory, Chippenham. Council and Assistant Resident at Perak, [Died 20 Aug. 1912. Resident Councillor, Pen- 1878-82 ; Acting MAYO, Mrs. John R. (Isabella Fyvie), occasional Colonial Secretary, Straits " " ang, 1887-89; writing name Edward Garrett ; novelist Settlements, 1892-95; Governor of Straits of and journalist ; b. London, 10 Dec. 1843, Settlements, 1893; accompanied expedi- Scottish parentage on both sides ; m. John Address : Govern- tion to Coomassi, 1896. Ryall Mayo, solicitor (who d. 1877), 1870. W. Africa. Clubs: ment House, Accra, Educ. : private school in London. Publica- Wellington. Conservative, tions : Occupations of a Retired Life, 1868 ; [Died 10 Dec. 1897. The Crust and the Cake, 1869 ; Seen and Edward Hooper, M.D., F.R.C.S. ; Con- MAY, Heard, 1871 ; Premiums Paid to Experience, Prince of Wales' General sulting Surgeon, 1872; Crooked Places, 1873; By Still 2 1831 s. of Edward ; b. Nov. ; 1876 Hospital Waters, 1874 ; Doing and Dreaming, ; 1857 three s. Curtis F.R.C.S. ; m. ; the May, The Capel Girls, 1877 ; The House by five d. Educ. : private school ; St. Bar 7 Works ; and One New Year's Night, 1878 ; Address: tholomew's Hospital ; Edinburgh. Family Fortunes, 1880 ; Mrs. Raven's Cross, Tottenham. [Died 25 Sept. 1914. in High Temptation, 1881 ; Her Object Life, Rear-Ad. Henry John, C.B. 1892 ; R.N.; of MAY, 1882 ; At Any Cost, 1884 ; The Mystery of the Royal Naval Coll. Greenwich ; Capt. Alan Grale, 1885 ; Equal to the Occasion, d. of Adm. b 20 Feb. 1853 ; m. Constance, of Harvests 1887 ; John Winter, A Story ; Sir W. R. Mends, G.C.B., 1883. Entered and 1888 Not Bread bom- Ways Means, ; by 1866 1889 ; served Navy, ; Captain, Alone, 1890; Her Day of Service, 1892; bardment of Alexandria and Egyptian War, A Black Diamond, 1893 ; Rab Bethune's commanded Naval Brigade at of the 1882; Double, 1894 ; A Daughter Klephts, 1888; Inspector of Warlike Other Gemaizah, 1897 ; A Nine Days' Wonder and Stores for the Navy, 1890-92. Address: People's Stairs, 1898 ; Chrystal Joyce, 1899 ; S.E. Royal Naval College, Greenwich, Recollections of Fifty Years, 1910; Old 24 Apr. 1904. [Died Stories and Sayings of Many Lands, 6 vols., b. 1837. Maj.-Gen. James, C.B. 1893 ; articles to MAY, etc. ; contributed verses and Served Indian Mutiny, 1858 (despatches, revised and annotated Bhootan many periodicals ; medal with two clasps) ; Expedi- the translations of much of Tolstoy's recent medal with clasp) ; tion, 1864-65 (despatches, work. Recreations : walking, travel, and 1886-87 clasp). Burmah, (despatches, plain needlework. Address : Bishop's Gate, [Died 5 Dec. 1903. Old Aberdeen. 13 1914. on [Died May MAY, Phil, artist (of Punch and Graphic) ; 22 1864 MAYOR, John Eyton Bickersteth, M.A., hon. the staff of Punch ; b. Leeds, April ; Aberdeen hon. Staffordshire. D.C.L. Oxon., hon. LL.D. ; 2nd s. of Philip May, engineer, Cam- D.D. Glasgow ; Professor of Latin, Educ. : St. George's School, Leeds. Three 1872 b. Bulletin bridge University, from ; Baddegama, years in Australia on the Sydney ; travelled Ceylon, 28 Jan. 1825. Educ. : Shrewsbury ; two years on St. Stephen's Review ; St. John's Coll. Camb. Fellow of St. John's in America for the Graphic. Publications : Coll. 1849 ; Assistant Master Marlborough Parson and the Painter, 1891 ; Phil May's 1849-53 1853 ; from 1892: Phil May's Sketch College, ; College Lecturer, Annual, 1855 1857 Librarian of 1896. Recreations: riding, fishing. Deacon, ; Priest, ; Book, President University of Cambridge, 1863-67 ; Clubs : Devonshire, Savage, National Sport- of the Society since 1884. Pub- [Died 5 Aug. 1903. Vegetarian ' ing Thirteen Satires of MAYBRICK, Michael, J.P. (nom de plume lications : editor Juvenal, 3rd ed. 1881 Two Lives of Nicholas composer of music; b. 1853, ; Stephen Adams), of 1855 ; Autobiography Matthew 1844. Educ. : Liverpool ; Milan ; Ferrar, Liverpool, of St. Vice-Pres. Trin. Coll. London. Robinson, 1856; Early Statutes Leipsic. Cicero's After studying in Italy and Germany ap- John's College, Cambridge, 1859; Second with notes, 1861, 6th ed. peared as a baritone vocalist in all the leading Philippic, 1879 Ascham's Schoolmaster, with London and concerts, and also ; Roger provincial Ricardi de also notes, 1873, new ed. 1883 ; in English opera, etc., for many years ; a writer of Cirencestria Speculum Historiale de Gestis became popular as songs, etc., Thomas five Angliae, 2 vols. 1863-69 ; under the name of Stephen Adams ; Regum Chairman of the Isle Baker's History of the College of St. John times Mayor of Ryde ; 2 vols. 1869 ; of County Hospital, etc. Publica- the Evangelist, Cambridge, Wight Clue to Latin Literature, tions : popular songs, including Bibliographical many or Nature Alsatian Moun- 1875 ; Modicus Cibi Medicus Sibi, Nancy Lee ; Midshipmite ; 1880 ; The Little Hero ; her own Physician, Cambridge, tains ; Star of Bethlehem ; 1889 Portugal, A Warrior Bold; Valley Latin Heptateuch, ; Spain, The Holy City; Reformed The 1895 ; The Spanish the Sea Children of the City ; Thora ; Bible, by ; 1895 Plain Living and High Long Live the King, etc. Recreations : at Church, ; selected addresses and sermons one time captain in Artists Volunteer Corps, Thinking, Jubilee vol. i yachting, etc. Address: (Vegetarian Library, cricket, cycling, in Publica- 1897 ; articles Isle of Wight. Clubs : Constitutional ; ; many pamphlets Ryde, Society, Roval Victoria Yacht, etc. tions of Cambridge Antiquarian Classical and [Died 26 Aug. 1913. Notes and Queries, Journal of 484 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MEASOM

Sacred Philology and Journal of Philology Coll. Dublin (Scholar). Senior Moderator Classical (both of which he edited), Review, 1856 ; Bishop Law's Prize, 1857 ; M'Cullagh : etc. Recreation reading ; never took Prize, 1858. Rector of Ardtrea, Co. Tyrone, for its sake. Address : St. 1877 exercise own 1864 ; Prebendary of Armagh. ; John's College, Cambridge. Treasurer, 1883 Archdeacon, 1885. Pub- 31 Dec. 1910. (Died lications : Pastor's Inner Life, 1882 ; various MEAD, Rev. Richard Gawler, Prebendary of sermons. Address : The Palace, Cork. from 1894 Rural : Cork. Thorney, Chichester, ; Clubs University, Dublin ; County, Rector of Balcombe from 1912. Dean from 1878 ; [Died 12 Oct. 1833 s. of John Clement 1868 ; b. 29 Oct. ; b. MEADOWS, Alice Maud, author ; London ; and 3rd d. of Mead, architect, Emma, d. of late John Osmond Meadows, solicitor. Robert Manor Puddle- Bridge, House, Educ. : private schools and home tutors. Elizabeth treathide, Dorset ; m. Martha, con- Began to write when very young ; Whitehall e. d. of John Clutton, Place; tributed at the age of fourteen to the Surrey five s. three d. Educ. : Grosvenor Coll., Comet. Publications : Ethelwold (poem) ; Bath; St. John's Coll. Camb. (M.A.). The Romance of a Madhouse When the 1856 ; Graduated in Mathematical Honours, ; is Out Heart Young ; Days of Doubt ; 1856 Vicar Curate, Wellington, Shropshire, ; From the Night; The Eye of Fate; of 1858 Berwick-Bassett, Wiltshire, ; Curacy, One Life Between; I Charge You Both; St. Saviour's, Bath, 1860 ; Heytesbury, The Extreme Penalty ; Cut by Society ; Wilts, 1863; Tredington, Worcestershire, and A Million of Money ; Three Lovers 1865. Address : Balcombe Rectory, Hay- One Lass The Odd Trick ; The Moth and wards Heath. [Died 26 Apr. 1909. ; the Flame; The Infatuation of Marcella ; General John Michael de MEADE, Courcy, An Innocent Sinner. Recreations : riding, Marines b. 26 Feb. 1831 m. Royal ; ; 1867, cycling, travelling, walking, and going to the Agnes (d. 1892), d. of late Colonel Duncan theatre. [Died 5 May 1913. Malcolm and widow of W. F. Babington. re- Surg.-Maj.-Gen. Robert Wyatt, Entered army, 1849 ; General 1889 ; MEADOWS, M.R.C.S.E. ; retired pay (army) ; tired, 1896 ; served Crimea, 1854-55 (medal, M.D., b. 10 1832 s. of Rev. F. W. Meadows ; two clasps, 5th class Medjidie, Turkish Aug. ; 1857-60 three m. Josephine, d. of Colonel Thornton ; medal) ; China War, (medal, three s. one d. Educ. : clasps). [Died 20 Oct. 1909. University College, London. Assistant 9th Rt. Hon. P.C. Surgeon, (Norfolk) MEADE, Joseph Michael, in 1854-56 Regiment ; campaign Crimea, (Ireland), LL.D. ; ex-Lord Mayor of Dublin and and Surg.- head of & (medal clasps) ; Surgeon (1891-92) ; Meade, Michael, Son, 68th Durham Infantry ; d. of Major, Light Dublin ; b. 1839 ; m. 2nd, Ada, Thomas received special thanks of Duke of Cam- Willis, M.D., Dublin. Educ. : Trinity Coll. bridge for services during severe epidemic Dublin. Address : St. Michael's, Merrion of cholera in India ; attached to 60th Royal Road, Merrion, Dublin. Rifles, Afghanistan Campaign, 1879-80; [Died 14 July 1900. principal medical officer, 3rd Division, L. T. (Elizabeth Thomasina), married MEADE, Afghanistan, march from Kandahar to Cabul name Toulmin Smith ; novelist ; b. Bandon, under Sir D. Stewart ; Battles of Kiel and Co. Cork ; d. of Rev. R. T. Meade, Rector Urzoo and clasp, despatches) ; Div. s. (medal of Nohoval, Co. Cork ; m. 1879 ; one Surg.-General, India, and Western Command, two d. Wrote first book at 17 came to ; Gibraltar ; General, ; London later and worked at British Museum England Surgeon-Major- ; sometime Lecturer on Histology and lived in Bishopsgate Without, and studied Microscopical Anatomy, University Coll., East London life edited Atalanta six ; of Queen's Kingston, Canada. Publica- years. Publications : amongst many others tions : sundry scientific papers. Recrea- the following (some alone, some in collabora- tions : fishing, yachting, music. Address : : I tion) Scamp and ; Daddy's Boy ; A Fensalir, Saltash, Cornwall. Club: Royal World of Girls ; The Medicine Lady ; Stories Western Yacht. [Died 9 Nov. 1911. from the Diary of a Doctor ; The Way of a Woman; Wild Kitty; The Rebellion of MEAKIN, Budgett, writer and lecturer on Lil Carrington ; Mary Gifford ; The Cleverest industrial betterment (housing, factories, life customs Woman in England ; The Brotherhood of etc.) and on Oriental and ; e. s. of the Seven Kings ; The Sanctuary Club ; b. Baling Park, 8 Aug. 1866 ; Edward Daddy's Girl; A Princess of the Gutter; E. Meakin, then of Almora, India, and m. Wages ; Stories from the Old, Old Bible ; Sarah A. Budgett, of Bristol; 1900,

Love Triumphant ; Resurgam ; The Colonel Kate Alberta, d. of C. J. Helliwell, formerly of of s. Educ. : and the Boy ; The Lady Delight ; Hetty Liverpool ; one private School. Assist- Beresford ; The Stormy Petrel ; Miss schools ; Reigate Grammar editor of the Gwendoline ; The Girls of Merton College ; ant editor and subsequently

The House of Black Magic ; Love's Cross Times of Morocco, 1884-93 ; several years : of social Roads ; Corporal Violet. Recreations then spent in travel and study bridge, travelling, poetry, reading. Address : questions in nearly every country of Europe, Oxford. [Died 26 Oct. 1914. Asia, North America, and North Africa, winters in MEADE, Hon. Sir Robert Henry, G.C.B. 1897, lecturing during most of the Eng- land or America order of the from K.C.B. 1894; Permanent Under-Secretary ; Medjidie set of Turkey for studies of Islam, 1902-4 ; State for the Colonies, 1892-97 ; Registrar Service. of Order of St. Michael and St. George from on foot the British Institute of Social Publications : An Introduction to the Arabic 1877 ; Extra Groom-in-Waiting to H.R.H. of Morocco The an account of Prince of Wales; b. 1835; s. of 3rd Earl ; Moors, The Land of the of Clanwilliam widower. Educ. : Exeter manners and customs ; ; a historical Moors ; The Moorish Empire, Coll. Oxford. Address : Englemere, Ascot ; Life in Morocco Model Factories 8 Hereford Gardens, W. Club : Travellers'. epitome ; ; labour and [Died 8 Jan. 1898. and Villages, ideal conditions of Britannica and other Encyclo- MEADE, Rt. Rev. William Edward, D.D., housing ; Recreations: LL.D., Bishop (Church of Ireland) of Cork, paedia and Review articles. walking, riding, bicycling. Address : 21 Cloyne, and Ross (from 1894) ; b. 24 Feb. Club : 1832; s. of Rev. William Meade, Rector Heath Hurst Road, Hampstead. 24 June 1906. of Inchinabacca, and Anne, d. of Robert National Liberal. [Died

J.P. cr. 1891 ; Boyle Warren, Kinsale ; m. Mary Ferrier, MEASOM, Sir George Samuel, ; d. of Fleetwood Churchill, M.D., Dublin, Chairman and Treasurer Royal Society of Cancer 1864. Educ. : Midleton School ; Trin. Prevention of Cruelty to Animals ; 485 MEDD WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 Yacht Tha Hospital ; of Home for Lost and Starving Royal Squadron ; Royal of other Yacht Victoria Yacht. Dogs ; trustee, treasurer, etc., many ; Royal s. I March 191 charities ; b. 1818 ; of Daniel Measom, [Died John M. Profe Blackheath ; m. 1st, 1842 ; 2nd, Charlotte MEIKLEJOHN, D., M.A. ; Simpson, Old Palace, Richmond, Surrey, of the Theory, History, and Practice 1867. Educ. : perparatory school, Black- Education, St. Andrews University, from : b. father a schoolmaster heath, Kent. Recreations never had time. 1876 ; Edinburgh ; ; Address : St. Margarets, near Twickenham. m. Jane de Cusance. Educ. : father's

[Died I March 1901. school ; Edinburgh University (M.A.). MEDD, Rev. Peter Goldsmith ; Rector of Fought in two general elections, beaten both b. served as assistant-commissioner to North Cerney from 1876 ; 18 July 1829 ; times ; School for m. Louisa Nesbitt of Byfeld House, Barnes ; Endowed Commission Scotland, six s. two d. Educ. : King's College, 1874. Publications : translator of Kant's of of London ; University College, Oxford (1st Critique Pure Reason ; author An Old life of class Lit. Hum.). Ordained, 1853; Fellow Educational Reformer (a Dr. Bell) ; of biblia of University College, Oxford, 1852-77 ; writer and compiler numerous of abiblia. Recreations : Tutor, Bursar, and Dean ; Rector Barnes, golf every morning ; of conversation it 1870-76 ; Exam. Chap. Bp. Claughton whist every evening ; when : Rochester and St. Albans ; Senior Member could be had. Address Highworth, Ash- St. of Council Keble College ; Hon. Canon of ford, Kent; Andrews University, N.B. : St. Albans, 1877 ; Representative of Univer- Clubs Savile, Authors', Sesam6 ; Liberal, sity of Oxford on Council of Ladies' College, Edinburgh. [Died 5 Apr. 1902. Cheltenham. Address : Rectory, North MEIKLEJOHN, Major Matthew Fontaine Cirencester. 25 July 1908. Cerney, [Died Maury, V.C. ; General Staff, Army Head- b. 27 1870 s. of late Pro- MEDLICOTT, Henry Benedict, F.R.S. ; H.M. quarters ; Nov. ; b. Indian Service, retired 1887 ; Loughrea, fessor Meiklejohn ; m. 1904, Vera Josephine, s. 8. Co. Galway, Ireland, 3 Aug. 1829 ; 2nd d. of late Lt.-Col. Lionel Marshall ; one ;

of Rev. Samuel Medlicott, Rector of Lough- two d. Entered Gordon Highlanders, 1891 ;

rea, and Charlotte, d. of Col. H. B. Dolphin, Captain, 1899 ; served Chitral Relief Force,

C.B. ; m. Louisa, 2nd d. of Rev. D. H. 1895 (medal with clasp) ; Tirah Expedition,

Maunsell. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Dublin. 1897 (slightly wounded, two clasps) ; South Appointed to Geological Survey of Ireland, Africa, 1899-1900 (severely wounded, V.C.). for at 1851 ; England, 1853 ; India, 1854 ; Pro- Decorated gallantry Elandslaagte. fessor of Geology, Thomason Coll. Roorkee, Address : Hartland House, King's Road, : 1854 ; Director Geological Survey of India, Richmond, Surrey. Clubs United Service, St. 1876 ; Wollaston Medal, 1888 ; was awarded Caledonian; Royal and Ancient Golf, Indian Mutiny Medal for special service as Andrews. [Died 3 July 1913. a volunteer. Publications : A Manual of MEIKLEJOHN, Maj.-General Sir William Hope, the of India, in Geology part; pamphlets K.C.B. ; cr. 1898 ; C.M.G. 1887 ; at oner Agnosticism and Faith, 1888 ; Evolution of b. time commanding Oudh District ; 26 Mind in 1892. [Died 6 Apr. 1905. Man, June 1845 ; s. of late Rev. W. H. Meiklejohn, Sir Calcutta m. MEDLYCOTT, Edward Bradford, 4th D.D., St Andrew's Church, ; cr. d. of Bt. ; 1808 ; J.P. ; Barr. Lincoln's Inn, 1893, Maud Louisa, Rear-Admiral 6. b. s. d. 1859; 29 Sept. 1832; S. 1887; m. Henry H. Beamish, C.B. ; one one Maria, d. of Sir John William Bell Mansel, Educ. : Rugby. Entered Bengal Infantry, : Bt., 1869. Educ. Merton Coll. Oxford 1861 ; served Black Mountain Campaign, : b. b. : (B.A.). Heir Mervyn, 1837. Address 1868 (medal with clasp) ; Jowaki Expedi-

Ven House, Milborne Port, Sherborne. tion, 1877-78 (despatches, clasp) ; Afghan [Died 17 Feb. 1902. War, 1878-80 (action of Ali Masjid, Zaimukt Sir MEDLYCOTT, Mervyn Bradford, 5th Bt. ; Expedition, medal with clasp) ; Mahsud cr. b. s. 1808 ; 20 Sept. 1837 ; of 2nd Bt., Waziri Expedition, 1881 (despatches) ; of Tel-el- and Sarah, d. Rev. Edward Bradford ; Egyptian Expedition, 1882, including S. brother, 1902. Educ. : Harrow. Rear- Kebir (despatches, medal with clasp, bronze

Admiral R.N. ; retired, 1888 ; served Baltic, star, 4th class Osmanie) ; Waziristan Ex- : 1855 ; Congo, 1875. Heir b. Rev. Hubert pedition, 1894-95 (despatches, C.B., clasp) ; James, b. 1841. Address : 6 Pultney Build- commanded at defence of Malakand, 1897,

ings, Weymouth ; Ven House, Milbourne and commanded Chakdara relief column, Park, Sherborne. Club : United Service. Malakand Field Force, 1897 (services acknow- [Died 27 March 1908. ledged by Government of India, despatches,

MEEHAN, Patrick Aloysius, M.P. (Nat.) medal with two clasps, K.C.B.) ; commanded

Leix Division, Queen's County, from 1906 ; 1st Brigade, Malakand Field Force, action b. s. : 1st 1852 ; m. 1874 ; eight two d. Educ. at Landakai (despatches) ; commanded Christian Brother Schools. Chairman County Brigade, Buner Field Force, action of Tanga

Council, Queen's Co., from 1899, Nationalist ; Pass (despatches) ; employed with Afghan of one the Treasurers of the Irish Party. Boundary Commission, 1884-86 ; with Address : Maryborough and Abbey Leix, escort Waziristan Boundary Delimitation,

Ireland ; House of Commons, S.W. Club : 1894-95, present at attack on Camp Wana, Irish. [Died 10 May 1913. 1894. Address: 2 Chelsea Court, S.W. Club : United Service. [Died I 1909. MEEKING, Lt.-Col. Chas. ; b. 1839 ; o. s. of May late Chas. Meeking, of Richings Park, MELDRUM, Charles, C.M.G., LL.D., F.R.S. ; of Fitz- Bucks ; m. 1st, Adelaide Caroline (d. 1903), m. Charlotte, d. late Dr. Percy 4th d. of late Christopher Tower, of Hunts- Patrick, 1870. Educ. : Marischal Coll. and moor Park, Bucks, and Lady Sophia Frances, University, Aberdeen. Entered Bombay d. d. Professor of 1st Lord Brownlow ; one ; 2nd, 1907, Educational Department, 1846 ; Marie M. A. Sybille Dedons de Pierrefeu, of Mathematics, Royal Coll. Mauritius, 1848 ; Comtesse de Coligny, o. d. of late Louis Secretary and one of Founders of Meteoro-

D. E. A. Dedons de Pierrefeu, Comte logical Society Mauritius, 1851 ; Govern- 1862 Director de Coligny, and du Saint Empire ; one s. ment Meteorological Observer, ; : one d. Educ. Trinity College, Cambridge, Royal Alfred Observatory, 1875 ; member 1886- M.A. Barrister, Lincoln's Inn , 1866 ; J.P. of Council Government of Mauritius, 1901. Bucks ; High Sheriff, 1887 ; Major and 1896. [Died 28 Aug. Hon. Lt.-Col. (retired) 3rd Batt. Oxfordshire MELLOR, Rt. Hon. John William, P.C., D.L., : Lt. Infantry. Address Richings Park, K.C. ; Deputy Chairman Quarter Sessions, 31 b. 26 1835 e. s. Colnbrook, Bucks ; Belgrave So., S W.; Somerset ; London, July ; : Sir John Clubs Oxford and Cambridge, Wellington ; of Rt. Hon. Mellor, Otterhead, 486 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1910 MENZTES

s. Devonshire, Judge of Q.B. Div. High Court of Longoboby ; b. 17 Sept. 1838 ; of Hon.

(d. 1887) ; m. 1860, Caroline (d. 1900), d. of A. Leslie Melville ; m. 1869, Susan Georgina, late Charles Paget, M.P., Ruddington Grange, d. of late R. B. Wardlaw Ramsay of White- : s. : Notts. Educ. Trinity Hall, Cambridge hill, Midlothian ; three three d. Educ. 1860 (M.A.). Barr. Inner Temple, ; Bencher, private school ; Trinity College, Cambridge.

1877 ; Q.C. 1875 ; Recorder, Grantham, Curate of Goodnestone, Kent ; Livermere, 1871-74; M.P. (L.) Grantham, 1880-86; Suffolk. Address : Welbourn Rectory, Lin- Sowerby Division, Yorkshire, 1892-1904; coln. Club: Grosvenor. [Died 15 Apr. 1908. 1886 Chairman Judge Advocate-General, ; ENDES, Catulle; b. Bordeaux, 22 May of Committees, 1893-95; member Royal 1841 ; m. 1866, Judith Gautier (separated). Commission Tweed and Solway Fisheries, Went to Paris ; founded the Revue Fan-

1896 Water to 1897 ; ; Supply London, taisiste when 18 years old. Publications : Committees of Royal Commission Patriotic (poetry) Philomela, 1864 ; Hesperus, 1869 ; Fund, 1898. Owned 1500 acres. Address : Contes e*piques, 1870 ; Odelette guerriere, 68 St. George's Square, S.W. ; Culmhead, 1871 ; la Colere d'un franctireur, 1871 ; Pitminster, Somerset. Club : Brooks's. Poe"sies, 1885 ; (fiction) les Folies amour- [Died 13 Oct. 1911. euses, 1877 ; la Vie et la Mort d'un clown, Philip Sandys, C.S.I. 1876 ; Bengal MELVILL, 1879 ; le Roi vierge, 1881 ; le Crime du s. Civil Service (retired) ; b. 29 Nov. 1827 ; vieux Bias, 1882 ; Monstres parisiens, 1882 ; of late ^to Philip Melvill, Military Secretary Jeunes Filles, 1884; Jupe courte, 1884; India m. Eliza d. Bast Company ; Johanna, Pour lire au bain and les Boudoirs de verre, Medical of James Johnstone, Bengal Army 1884; Tous les baisers, 1884-85; les lies Service, 1851. Educ. : Rugby, Haileybury. d'amour, 1885 ; le Fin du fin ou Conseils Assistant to Resident at Lahore (Sir H. a un jeune homme qui se destine a 1'amour, 1847-48 held offices in Lawrence), ; Punjab 1885; le Rose et le Noir, 1885; Lesbia, revenue and judicial, including Commission, 1886 ; 1'Homme tout nu, 1888 ; Grande- those of Financial Commissioner and Judge Magnet, 1888; le Confessionnal, 1890; of the Chief Court, 1848-75, with an interval Me"phistophela, 1890 ; (historical) la Le"gende of seventeen months as Judicial Commis- du Parnasse contemporain, 1884 ; les 72 sioner of the Central Provinces member ; journe'es de la Commune du 12 mars au 29 of Commission to inquire into charge of mai 1871, 1871 ; a translation of Confessions poisoning Col. Phayre, against Mulhar Rao, du comte de Cagliostro, under the title of la the Gaekwar of Baroda, Feb. 1875 ; Resi- la Divine Aventure, 1881 ; (plays) Part du dent and to the Governor- General Agent roi, 1872 ; le Capitaine Fracasse, 1870 ; at Baroda, 1875-82. Address : 72 Phil- les Meres ennemies, 1882; le Chatiment, beach Gardens, S.W. [Died 2 Jan. 1906. la 1887 ; Gwendoline, 1886 ; Femme de cr. MELVILL, Sir William Henry, Kt. ; 1888 ; Tabarin, 1887; Isoline, 1888; Fiammette, : Paris. retired Solicitor of Inland Revenue ; b. 26 1889, etc. Address 6 rue Boccador, 8 Feb. 1909. Sept. 1827 ; m. 1862, Hon. Elizabeth Theresa [Died cr. Lister (d. 1908), d. of 2nd Lord Ribbles- MENDS, Sir William Robert, G.C.B. ; 1882 ; : b. 1812 e. s. of dale. Educ. Rugby ; Trinity College, Vice-Admiral (retired) ; ; d. of Cambridge. Barr. Lincoln's Inn, 1853. late Admiral W. B. Mends ; m. Melita, Address : Daledene, Eastbourne. Clubs : G. M. Stilon, M.D., R.N. Educ. : Royal 1825 Vice- Union ; Sussex, Eastbourne. Naval College. Entered navy, ; 1854 [Died 19 March 1911. Admiral, 1873 ; served Crimea, ; artist the and established MELVILLE, Arthur, A.R.S.A., R.W.S. ; ; organised Coastguard, m. 1899, Ethel Constance, y. d. of late David the Royal Naval Reserve on the West Coast,

Croall of Scrathfield, Midlothian. Recrea- 1856-59 ; Director of Transports, 1862-83. tions : fencing, golf. Address : 13 Melbury Address : Anglesey, Gosport, Hants. Club : Road, Kensington, W. United Service. [Died 26 June 1897. [Died 30 Aug. 1904. MENENDEZ Y PELAYO, Marcelino, Director

Rev. D.D. ; b. 5 Feb. MELVILLE, David, of the National Library, Madrid ; Member 1813. Educ. : Shrewsbury School under Dr, of the Royal Spanish Academy, and of the Butler; Brasenose Coll. Oxford (M.A.). Fellow Academy of History ; Corresponding Scholar and Hulme's Exhibitioner of Brase- of the British Academy; Senator and uose Coll. Oxford; 2nd Class in Classics Knight Commander of the Order of Alfonso at 1836. Nine years at Oxford ; then nine at XII. ; Professor of Spanish Literature first as then as Durham University ; tutor, the University of Madrid, 1879-1900; b. of Hatfield's Hall first Principal Bishop Santander, 1856. Educ. : Santander Gram- Rector of 1852-59 Shelsley-Beauchamp, mar School ; Barcelona University ; Madrid of Canon Rector Great Witley, 1859-84; University. Publications : Estudios criticos of 1880 ; Proctor Residentiary Worcester, sobre escritores montaneses, 1876 ; Horacio Sub in Convocation, .1891-96 ; Canon and 1878 en Espana, 1877 ; Ciencia espanola, ; Dean of Worcester Catnedral, 1881-1902 Historia de los heterodoxos espanoles, 1880- : Worcester. Address The College, 1881; Odas, epistolas y tragedias, 1883; [Died 8 March 1904 Historia de las ideas este"ticas en Espana, MELVILLE, 5th Viscount (cr. 1802), Henrj critica 1884- 1883-91 ; Estudios de literaria, - Dundas ; Baron Dunira, 1802 ; [1st Viscoun la 1905 7 1908 ; Origenes de novela, ; was a well-known minister under Georgi Editor of the Obras de Lope de Vega, 1890, as a III. ; 3rd Viscount served genera liricos etc. ; Antologia de poetas castellanos, officer in Canada, and in India at Mooltan de Autores 1890, etc. ; Nueva Biblioteca and b. 8 Mar. 1835 ; s. of Rev Goozeratj ; Espanoles, 1905, etc. Address : Calle de Hon. Charles 4th s. of 2nd Viscount Dundas, Leon, 21, Madrid; Calle de Gravina, San- Rector of Epworth, Lincolnshire, and Louisa tander. [Died 21 May 1912. d. of Sir William Boothby, 9th Bt. ; S cr. 1666 D.L. MENZIES, Sir Robert, 7th Bt, ; ; uncle m. Hon. Violet Mari 1886; 1891, J.P; b. Abbey Hill House, Edinburgh, 26 Louise d. of 1st Lor d. of Cochrane-Baillie, 1817 S. father 1844 ; m. Anne, Heir Sept. ; Lamington. Educ. : Marlborough. Major James Stuart-Alston, Urrard, Perth, Address b. Hon. Charles S. Dundas. 1846. Educ. : Univ. Coll. Oxford (S.C.L. Cotterstock Oundle Melville Castle Hall, ; 1842). Maj. 2nd Batt. Perthshire Rifles, : Carlton. Lasswade, Edinburgh. Club 1870; Lieut.-Col. 5th Batt. Black Watch, [Died 3 Nov. 190 1896. Owned about 1881 ; retired, Colonel, in Oxford MELVILLE, Rev. Canon Leslie, M.A. ; Recto 98,300 acres. Recreation: rowed St. s. Neil b. 1855. Ad- of Welbourn ; Prebendary of Mar Eight. Heir: James, and Leicester in Lincoln Cathedral ; Rural Dea dress : Castle Menzies, Rannoch Lodge, 4S7 MENZIES WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Foss Perthshire. Club Sir James House, Aberfeldy, MEREDITH, Creed, Kt. ; cr. 1899 ; Carlton. [Died 22 Apr. 1903 Secretary, Royal University of Ireland, 1880- cr. 1666 1909 MENZIES, Sir Neil James, 8th Bt. ; ; Deputy Grand Master of Freemasons b. 5 S. father 1903 i of 1897-1911 D.L. ; Mar. 1855 ; ; Ireland, ; a Member of Repre- of 7th Bt. and Anne, d. of Major Jame sentative Body of Church of Ireland, and Stuart - m. 1905 one of Hon. Secretaries of its Alston, Urrard, Perth; General Synod ; Susan Harriet, d. of Sir J. G. Suttie, 6t sometime Member of Academic Council of Bt. 1st Scots of Dublin b. Capt. Batt. Guards (retired University ; 17 Sept. 1842 ; Owned about 97,000 acres. Heir : none e. s. of Major Richard M. Meredith, 13th : Prince Address Castle Menzies, Rannoch Lodge Albert's Light Infantry ; m. 1st, 1866, Foss Perthshire Florence d. of William and House, Aberfeldy, (d. 1869), Hargreave ; : Clubs Guards', Turf, Marlborough. f 2nd, 1870, Catherine (d. 1870), d. of W. R. Meredith [Died 21 Dec. 1910 ; 3rd, 1871, Nellie Graves, d. of Rev. R. G. Meredith four s. two d. Educ. : MENZIES, Sir Walter, Kt., cr. 1909; M.P ; Trinity College, Dublin. B.A. and Modera- (L.) South Lanark from 1906 ; J.P. Lanar torship, 1863 ; LL.D. 1868. Address : and Stirling ; b. Glasgow, 1856 ; m. 1886 Pembroke Dublin. Club : Margaret H. Baker. Educ. : High Schoo Cloneevin, Road, Primrose. 23 Glasgow. Succeeded his father as principa [Died Jan. 1912. in the tube-making business of Jame MEREDYTH, Sir Edward Henry John, 10th Bt. cr. 1660 J.P. 8; Menzies & Co., Phoenix Tube Workb ; ; D.L., ; Capt. Irish Fusiliers Glasgow ; retired from business, 1898 Royal (retired) ; served India and China contested Central Division of Glasgow i ; Military Knight of Wind- 1886 b. 29 1828 S. father 1865 Liberal interest, 1892, and South Lanark sor, ; May ; ; 1900. Address : 34 Gordon Square, W.C. m. Agnes, d. of Rev. Pierce William Drew, Culcreuch, Stirlingshire. Clubs : Reform Heathfield Towers, Co. Cork, Rector of Liberal, Glasgow. [Died 26 Oct. 1913 Youghal, 1861. Entered Army, 1849. Re- creation : wood carving. Address : 15 Lord Charles MERCER-NAIRNE, Major (Georg Royal Foundation, Windsor Castle. M.V.O. 1911 1st Francis), ; Dragoons [Died 8 Oct. 1904. Equerry to the King ; 2nd s. of 5th Mar quess of Lansdowne [assumed name o MERRICK, Major George Charleton, R.A., D.S.O. 1905 General Staff b. 26 Mercer-Nairne in lieu of that of Fitzmaurice ; ; April 1872. Educ. : U.S. Westward Ho. b. 12 Feb. 1874 m. College, 1914] ; ; 1909, Lads Entered 1891 1899 Violet 3rd d. of 4th Ear army, ; Capt. ; Major, (Mary) Elliot, 1911 ; served N.W. Frontier, India, 1897- of Minto ; one s. one d. Educ. : Eton 1898 (medal with three ; West Africa Joined Militia 3rd Batt. Royal Scots, 1893 clasps) 1900 medal with 1st 1895 held 3rd class orde: (Ashanti), (despatches, Dragoons, ; 1901 Crown of and 1st class clasp); West Africa, (despatches, Prussia, Spanish medal with 1902 Order of Military Merit; served South clasp), (despatches clasp), 1903 (despatches, clasp), 1904 (despatches, 2 Africa, 1899-1900 (medal) ; A.D.C. to G.O.C clasps, D.S.O.). Club : United Service. Forces, Ireland, 1899 ; A.D.C. to C. in C. [Died 3 Oct. 1913. 1901-4 ; Equerry to Prince of Wales, 1909 MERRIMAN, General Charles James, C.S.I. held Iron Crown, 2nd class, Austria. Ad 1878 retired list b. 10 Oct. : ; ; Kensington, dress Ardington House, Wantage. Clubs , 1881 ; s. of late John Merriman (d. 1881) Marlborough, Turf. [Died 31 Oct. 1914 ; m. 1858, Eugenia Sybilla, d. of late Colonel MEREDITH, Arthur, C.S.I., 1911; b. 1856 Richard of the Bulkley Bombay army ;

m. d. of late C. S. I.A. : 1887, Major Fagan, two s. five d. Educ. : H.E.I.C. Military. one s. one d. Educ. : Dulwich College. Seminary at Addiscombe. Joined Royal Passed I.C.S. examination, 1876; arrived Engineers establishment, Chatham, 1850 ; in India, 1878 ; Under-Secretary to Govern- Bombay Engineers, 1852 ; served with the 1886 ment, Punjab, ; Deputy Commissioner, Persian Expeditionary Force, 1856-57 (medal 1889 ; Divisional Judge, 1891 ; Commis- with clasp) ; became Captain, 1858 ; Lieu- sioner, 1904 ; Lieutenant- Governor's Legis- tenent-Colonel, 1869 ; Colonel, 1874 ; Maj.- lative Council, 1910-13 ; Financial Com- General, 1882 ; Lt.-General, 1884 ; General, missioner, 1910-12 ; Additional Member 1887 ; Executive Engineer at Hyderabad, Governor-General's Council, 1911-13. Re- Karachi, Belgaum, and Aden ; Superintend- creations : etc. Club : golf, shooting, East ing Engineer for irrigation in Sind, and India United Service. 30 [Died Jan. 1915. finally as Secy, to Govt. in the Public Works and MEREDITH, Geo., novelist, b. in Hampshire, Irrigation Departments, 1880-85, and additional of the 12 Feb. 1828. Educ. : Germany. Publica member Legislative Council : of Decorated : for Famine in tions Poems, 1851 ; The Shaving of Shag Bombay. Presidency, 1876-77. Address : pat, 1855 ; Farina, 1857 ; The Ordeal of Bombay Ripley House, Castle Avenue, Dover. Richard Feverel, 1859 ; Evan Harrington, [Died 4 Jan. 1906. 1861 ; Modern Love, and Poems of the HERRIMAN, Henry Seton, nom de plume of English Roadside, 1862 ; Emilia in England, 1864 as Hugh Stowell Scott, novelist. Publications : (now known Sandra Belloni) ; From One Generation to Another, 1892 ; Rhoda Fleming, 1865 ; Vittoria, 1866 ; The of The Slave of the Lamp, 1892 ; With Edged Adventures Harry Richmond, 1871 ; Tools, 1894 ; The Grey 1895 ; Flot- Beauchamp's Career, 1875 ; The Egoist, Lady, sam, 1896 ; The Sowers, 1896 ; The Money 1879 ; The Tragic Comedians, 1880 ; Poems Spinner ; In Kedar's Tents, 1897 ; Roden's and Lyrics of the Joy of Earth, 1883 ; Diana The Isle of of the Crossways, 1885 ; Ballads and Poems Corner, 1898; Unrest, 1900; of The Velvet Glove, 1901 ; The Vultures, Tragic Life, 1887 ; A Reading of Earth, of 1888 of our 1891 1902 ; Barlasch the Guard, 1903. ; One Conquerors, ; Empty [Died 18 Nov. 1903. Purse, 1892 ; Jump to Glory Jane, 1892 ; his Lord Ormont and Aminta, 1894 ; The MERIVALE, Herman Charles, barrister (re- 1895 Tale of b. s. of Amazing Marriage, ; The Chloe ; tired) ; author ; London, 1839 ;

The House on the Beach ; The Case of late Herman Merivale, Permanent Under- : General Ople and Lady Camper, 1895 ; secretary of State for the Colonies. Educ.

Comedy, and the Uses of the Comic Spirit, Harrow ; Balliol. Barr. Inner Temple,

1897 ; Selected Poems, 1900. Recreations : 1864 ; served on Western Circuit and Exeter of a great reader, especially French literature; Sessions ; Junior Counsel for Government

has in his time been a great walker. Address : in Privy Council on Indian Appeals ; Boun- Flint Cottage, Boxhill, Surrey. dary Commissioner for N. Wales under

[Died 18 May 1909. Reform Act. 1867 ; editor of Annual Register WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MICHAEL

' 1870-80. Publications : All for Her, 1874 ; 1861. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Camb. (M.A.)

White and other 1875 ; M.P. (C.) for 1831 ; for The Pilgrim, Poems, | Gatton, Pontefract, 1882 : Forget-me-not, 1879 ; The Cynic, ; 1835-47. Owned about 9600 acres. Heir Faucit of Ballioi (a novel), 1882; Fedora s. Viscount Pollington, b. 1843. Address : a 33 (from Sardou), 1883 ; Florien, Tragedy, Dover Street, W. ; Methley Park, Leeds. Mrs. : 1881 ; plays, essays ; (with Merivale) Clubs Travellers', White's. The Whip Hand, 1884; Our Joan, 1885; [Died 17 Aug. 1899. 1888 sketches of The Butler, 1886 ; The Don, ; VTEYER, Louis ; Lessee and Manager Strand *. of travel, verse, etc. [Died 14 Jan. 1906. Theatre ; b. Edgbaston, 20 Oct. 1871 ; of Joel M. Monaet m. Nina Wood MERTHYR, 1st Baron of Senghenydd, Co. ; 1897, ; cr. one s. one d. Educ. : King Edward VI. Glamorgan, 1911 ; William Thomas Lewis, Grammar School. Gave up a commercial 1st Bt., cr. 1896 ; Kt., cr. 1885 ; G.C.V.O., cr. 1907 J.P. Cos. career to become a black and white artist, cr. 1912 ; K.C.V.O., ; Glamorgan, Monmouth, Brecon, Pembroke, contributing humorous drawings and illustrations to most of the publications of the and City of Cardiff ; D.L. Glamorgan ; Pre- 1893-1901 became Art Editor and sident, University College of South Wales day, ; Joint Managing Director of London Opinion ; and Monmouths., 1911 ; member of Council became interested in theatrical matters, of Civil Engineers ; F.G.S. ; Past President 1910. Plays produced : The Glad Eye, South Wales Inst. of Engineers ; Past Presi- Where There's a Will, The Son and Heir, dent of the Mining Assoc. of Great Britain ; The The Woman in the Case, Past President of Inst. of Mining Engineers ; Chaperon, The The Real Who's the Vice-President of Iron and Steel Institute ; Barrier, Thing, Vice-President of Institute of Mechanical Lady, Mr. Wu. Publication : adaptation of of The Real Thing from La Prise de Berg Engineers ; Chairman the Monmouth and Zoom. Recreations : had South Wales Board of Examination for Op racing ; several horses in at the Warren Mining Certificates; b. Merthyr-Tydfll, 5 training Stables, Chichester. Address: 3 Campden Aug. 1837 ; s. of T. W. Lewis, Abercanaid House W. House, Merthyr-Tydfll; m. 1864, Anne (d. Terrace, Kensington, 1 Feb. 1915. 1902), d. of William Rees, Colliery Pro- [Died s. prietor, Lletty Shenken, Aberdare ; two MEYNELL, His Hon. Judge Edgar John ; Judge six d. Was a large employer of labour in of County Courts Circuit, Durham, from

South Wales ; founder of the Sliding Scale, ,1873 ; Recorder of Doncaster from 1870 ; b. of the Monmouthshire and South Wales Coal The Fryerage, 1 Feb. 1825; y. s. of late Association, and of the Monmouthshire Thomas Meynell of the Fryerage, Yarm, and

and South Wales Miners' Provident Fund ; Kilvington Hall, Thirsk, and Mary Teresa,

served for many years as a member of the d. of John Wright of Kelvedon Hall, Essex ; Royal Commissions on Coal Mines, on m. Maria Louisa, d. of late R. S. Short of Royalties, on Labour, on the Action of Coal Edlington, Lincolnshire. Educ. : Ample-

Dust in Mines ; on Coal Supplies ; on Ship- forth College. Barr. Middle Temple, 1852,

ping Rings, and also on Trade Disputes ; and joined the Northern Circuit. Recrea- con- : : High Sheriff of Breconshire, 1884 ; tions shooting, entomology. Address Old

: tested Merthyr-Tydfll (C.), 1880 ; member Elvet, Durham ; Seats Fryerage, Yarm ;

Tariff Commission, 1904 ; member of Em- Kilvington Hall, Thirsk. ployers' Panel Board of Trade Court of [Died 15 Jan. 1901. Arbitration, and of British Commission for MEYNELL, Hon. Frederick George Lindley, s. of 1st Vis- Paris Exhibitions, 1878 and 1901 ; Kt. of B.A., Barrister-at-Law ; 4th Grace St. John of Jerusalem. Heir : s. count Halifax; b. 1846; m. 1878, Lady d. of Earl Hon. Herbert Clark Lewis [b. 3 July 1866 ; Mary Susan Fe"licie Lindsay, 25th d. of late s. Private Secre- m. 1899, Elizabeth Anna, Major of Crawford ; four one d. s. d. : : R. S. Couchman ; one one Address tary to Lord Privy Seal, 1870-74. Educ. Address : Hean Castle, Saundersfoot, Pembrokes]. Eton ; Trinity College, Camb. : Address The Mardy, Aberdare, S. Wales. Hoar Cross, Burton-upon-Trent ; 8 Lennox Clubs : Carlton, Oriental, Constitutional. Gardens. S.W. Club : Athenaeum. [Died 29 Aug. 1914. [Died 4 Nov. 1910. METAXA, Vice-Admiral Count Frederick MEYSEY-THOMPSON, Capt. Hon. Claude Cosmeto ; b. Mar. 1847 ; m. 1877, Blanche Henry ; e. s. of 1st Baron Knaresborough ; : Priscilla, y. d. of Capt. Robert Harris, R.N. b. 5 April 1887. Educ. Eton ; R.M.C. 1860 Rifle Bri- Entered Navy, ; Captain, 1888 ; Sandhurst ; Captain 3rd Battalion : York. Club: Rear-Admiral, 1901 ; Vice-Admiral, 1905 ; gade. Address Kirby Hall, A.D.C. to her late Majesty Queen Victoria, Bachelors'. [Died 17 June 1915. 1899-1901 to ; A.D.C. King Edward VII., 1876 MICHAEL, General James, C.S.I. ; 1901. Address : Brentry, Lansdowne, Wey- Knight of Grace of St. John of Jerusalem ; mouth. Club : Junior United Service. Commander of Order of Francis Joseph of [Died 2 March 1910. Austria ; General (unemployed, super- METCALFE, Major-General Charles Theo- b. 2 Jan. numerary list) Indian Staff Corps ; philus Evelyn, C.B. 1902 ; commanding a 1828 ; s. of late Col. J. Michael ; m. 1867, 1909-10 retired 1910 b. 7 Feb. Division, ; ; Adele, d. of late Oswald Grimston, Mersham, 1856. Educ. : Eton ; Sandhurst. Entered Hants. Educ. : Temple School, Brighton ; army, 1874 ; Captain, 1884 ; Major, 1893 ; Germany ; Switzerland ; Military Academy, Lieut.-Col. 1898 Col. 1900 served ; ; Burmah, Edinburgh. Fellow of Univ. of Madras. 1886-87 (medal with clasp) ; N.W.F. India, assistant Entered army 1844 ; engineer, 1897-98 with South (medal clasp) ; Africa, 1848, to organise a forestry scheme, the 1899-1902 (despatches twice, brevet Col., success of which led to formation of existing Queen's medal, 3 clasps, King's medal, assistant chief Forest Department of India ; 2 1907. Club: clasps, C.B.); Maj.-Gen., engineer at Hyderabad during Mutiny (medal Naval and Military. [Died 12 Dec. 1912. and thanks of Govt. of India) ; subsequently 4th Earl of John to Govt. Military MEXBOROUGH, (cr. 1766), on military staff ; Secretary Charles J.P. Baron etc. George Savile, D.L., ; Department ; Commissioner represent- Viscount 1867 1873 ; Pqllington, 1753; Pollington, 1766 ing India at Paris, ; Vienna, [Sir John Savile was a Baron of the Ex Edinburgh Forestry, 1884; and Royal chequer under Elizabeth and James I.]; b. Commissioner India and Colonial Exhibi- 4 June 1810 s. of 3rd and d. of H.R.H. the Prince ; ;Earl of 3rd tions ; attached to staff Earl Hardwicke; S. father 1860; m. 1st, of Wales (afterwards King Edward VII.) Rachel, d. of 3rd Earl of Orford, 1842 (d. during part of his Indian tour; received d. of J.P. for 1854) ; 2nd, Agnes, John Raphael Distinguished Service reward; 489 MICHEL WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Berks. Recreations : shooting, fishing, ar- at the Tower of London, 1896. Publica- boriculture, etc. Address : Bangor Lodge tions : articles in United Service Magazine

Ascot, Berks ; Corsee, Banchory, N.B and Boy's Own Paper, etc. Recreations : Clubs : United Service, Windsor Constitu- hunting, shooting, out-of-door sports, skat-

tional. [Died 17 Feb. 1907 ing, in later life fond of walking. Address . b. St. Thomas' Tower, Tower of Londoi MICHEL, Louise ; Maison-Forte, Vroncourt teacher at Audelon Clubs : United Service, St. George's. Haute Marne, 1830 ; at Paris and Montmartre [Died 25 Jan. 1898. court, 1853 ; then

Took active part with Revolutionary Com- MIDDLETON, Richard William Evelyn ; b. 1870 sentenced mune and made prisoner, ; England, 16 Feb. 1846 ; y. s. of late Alex- life released to transportation for ; and ander Middleton, of the Admiralty, and to 1880 s. of returned Paris, ; re-imprisoned, g. Admiral Robert Middleton ; m. Emily, 1883 and 1886; resided in Dulwich and 2nd d. of late Col. J. W. Rickards, 1877. Sydenham, London. Publications : Le Coq Educ. : private school. Served in R.N., des La a retired Rouge, Le Chant Captifs, Misere, 1860-77 ; Navigating Lieut. ; Chief Le of Les Microbes Humains, Claque Dents, Agent the Conservative Party, 1885-1903 ; Les Me'prise'es, Clovis, De'cembre suivi de Hon. Secretary, Point House Club, Black-

Soixance et Onze, Les Paysans, Les Femmes heath, 1882 ; Conservative Agent for West a travers les ages, Ses M6moires, Le Nouveau Kent, 1883-84; L.C.C. (Dulwich), 1898-99. Monde, L'Ere Nouvelle, La Chasse aux Recreations : shooting, yachting, golf, cycling. etc. 9 Jan. 1905. : Loups, [Died Address 74 St. George's Square, S.W. ; MICHIE, Alexander. Publications: The St. Stephen's Chambers, Westminster. Siberian Overland Route ; Missionaries in Clubs : Carlton, Junior Carlton, Conserva- in China in the China ; The Englishman tive, St. Stephen's, Constitutional, Junior Victorian Era, 1900. Address : c/o Messrs. Constitutional. [Died 26 Feb. 1905. Blackwood. [Died 7 Aug. 1902. MIDLANE, Albert, retired Tradesman ; b. 23 MICHIE, Sir Archibald, K.C.M.G. ; cr. 1878 ; Jan. 1825 ; m. 1851, Miriam Grainger ; two b. 1810 ra. d. of J. ; Mary, Richardson, s. one d. Educ. : The British School, General of 1840. ' M.D., Inspector- Hospitals, Newport, I.W. Apprenticed to the prinl Barr. Middle Temple, 1838 ; Q.C. Victorian in Louth ; and after a jubilee in busi in for Bar ; Agent-General England Victoria ; retired therefrom ; a large contributor Attorney-General and Minister of Justice, various publications from his youth ; Victoria. Address : Little Collins Street, 7 Feb. 1859 wrote the Children's Hyi Victoria. Clubs : W., Melbourne, Reform There's a Friend for Little Children, nc St. George's. [Died 21 June 1899. translated into nearly all tongues ; for cr. MICKS, Sir Robert, Kt., 1892 ; J.P. Co. with other publications, he was adjuw* b. Kent and London ; Cavan, Ireland, 7 the Distinguished Service Gold Medal of o. s. of Aug. 1825 ; Thomas Micks and Lucy the Sunday School Union, for services ren- d. of of Mervyn ; m. 1st, Ellen, James Lawson dered to the Hymnology the Schools ; of Waterford and s. of the Rt. Hon. James in retirement he was still active in Christian

A. Lawson ; 2nd, Jane (d. 1901), o. d. of labours and literature, being the author of Richard Rozea, M.D., Dorset Square, London. about 1000 hymns, many having found their : Coll. Educ. Cavan ; Univ. London. way into most Selections of the day. Pub-

Entered Inland Revenue Service, 1846 ; was lications : The Victor's Garland ; Leaves for Receiver- General Ireland, and subse- from Olivet ; Gospel Echoes ; Bright Blue of the in of quently Secretary Department Sky Hymn-Book ; Lays Carisbrooke : London ; retired 1894. Recreations read- Castle ; Princess Elizabeth of Carisbrooke Address : Plas Cross of ing, whist, croquet. Merfyn, Castle ; Rays from the Calvary ;

Eltham Road, Lee, Kent ; Platt House, History of Carisbrooke Castle ; Drops from : Wrotham, Kent. [Died 17 Feb. 1902. the Living Stream ; etc., etc. Recreations and correspondence. MIDDLETON, Sir Frederick D.f K.C.M.G., Hymnology, gardening, Address : Forest Villa, Isle of C.B. ; Lieut.-Gen. ; keeper of the Crown Newport, Died 27 Feb. 1909. Jewels; b. 4 Nov. 1825; 3rd s. of late Wight. [ C. cr. Maj.-Gen. Middleton, Morayshire, N.B., MIDLETON, 8th Viscount ; 1717 ; William d. of late F. and Fanny, Wheatley, R.A. ; Brodrick ; J.P. ; Baron Brodrick, Midleton, d. of T. m. 2nd, Eugenie, Doucet, Montreal, Ireland, 1715 ; Baron Brodrick, Peper 1870. : Maidstone School Educ. Grammar ; Harow, 1796 [the 1st Peer, Alan Brodrick, Sandhurst. Obtained first b. R.M.C. commis- was Lord Chancellor of Ireland] ; Castle at s. sion without purchase R.M.C. Sandhurst, Rising, Norfolk, 6 Jan. 1830 ; of 7th Vis-

30 Dec. 1842 ; graduated at the Staff Coll. count and 2nd wife Harriet, d. of 4th

1865-66 ; Ensign 58th Regt. 1842 ; served Viscount Midleton; S. father 1870; m. in New Zealand during 1st War (mentioned Hon. Augusta Mary Fremantle (d. 1903), 1846-47 in despatches, medal), ; served as 3rd d. of 1st Baron Cottesloe, 1853 ; three

volunteer in Santhal Rebellion (mentioned s. five d. Conservative. Educ. : Eton ;

in despatches), 1855 ; served on Staff as Balliol Coll. Oxford (M.A.). Barr. 1855; the Indian A.D.C, during Mutiny, at the contested East Surrey, 1865 ; M.P. Mid five times siege of Lucknow mentioned in Surrey, 1868-70 ; served on Noxious and and despatches, medal clasp, brevet of Vapours Commission, 1875 ; Commission the 29th in Maj.) ; joined Canada, 1867 ; on Sale and Exchange of Livings, 1877 ; at Town Maj. London, Canada West, 1865 ; late President National Protestant Church 1869: D.A.Q.G. Montreal, returned to Union ; Pres. of Surrey Archaeological

Feb. 1870 ; officer of 1896-1905. England, superintending Society ; Lord-Lieut, Surrey, of garrison instruction at Aldershot, 1870- Owned about 9600 acres. Heir : s. Rt.

1874 ; commandant R.M.C. Sandhurst, 1874- Hon. W. St. John Fremantle Brodrick. C.B. 1881 command of : 18 1884 ; ; Canadian Address Peper Harow, Godalming ; 1884 commanded successful Militia, ; ex- Eaton Square, S.W. ; The Grange, Midleton, pedition against the Riel rising in the North- Ireland. Clubs : Carlton, Constitutional. West, for which service he received from Her [Died 18 Apr. 1907. Victoria the rank of cr. Majesty Queen Maj.- MILBANK, Sir Frederick Acclcm, 1st Bt. ; the decoration of Gen. and K.C.M.G., and 1882 ; D.L., J.P. ; Lieut. 79th Highlanders, Government a of b. from the Canadian grant retired 1840 ; 21 Apr. 1820 ; m. Alexina, 4000, and the thanks of both Houses of o. d. of Sir Alexander Don, Bt., 1844.

Parliament, 1885 ; awarded distinguished Educ. : Harrow. M.P. (L.) Yorkshire service of 100 a 1885 left pension year, ; (North Riding), 1865-85 ; Yorkshire (Rich- of the Canada, 1890 ; keeper Crown Jewels mond), 1885-86. Owned about 5500 acres. 490 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

3rd Bt. cr. 1859 ; Heir : s. Powlett, b. 1852. Address : Thorp MILES, Sir Cecil Leopold, ;

b. 7 1873 S. father 1888 ; Perrow, Bedale, Yorkshire ; Barningham Paris, Aug. ; Park, Barnard Castle. Clubs : Brooks's, m. Minnie, d. of James Spice, Innsworth, : Eton Devonshire. [Died 28 Apr. 1898. near Gloucester, 1896. Educ. ; cr. Christ Oxford. Owned about 5500 MILBANKE. Sir Peniston, 9th Bt. ; 1661 ; Church, of Milbanke acres. Heir : u. b. 1843. Address : D.L., J.P. ; member & Co., Henry, b. 14 Feb. Bristol. Club : Bath. bankers, Chichester ; Munich, Leigh Court, d. 25 Oct. 1898. 1817 S. father 1868 ; m. Elizabeth, of [Died ; 4th Bt. Hon. Richard Denman, 1870. Heir : s. MILES, Sir Henry Robert William, ; : cr. 1859 b. 6 Jan. 1843 s. of 1st Bt. John, 6. 1872. Recreations shooting, ; ; Gordon S. fishing, and sport generally. Address : and Catherine, d. of John ; Eartham House, Chichester. Clubs : Arthur's, nephew 1898; m. Mary, d. of Frederick 1882 two Travellers'. [Died 30 Nov. 1899. Neame of Luton, Selling, Kent, ; s. Educ. . Eton. Formerly Lieut. 5th Sir John Peniston, 10th Bt. ; MILBANKE, 4400 acres. Heir : Hussars b. Fusiliers. Owned about cr 1661 ; V.C., Major 10th ; s. Charles William 7 July 1883 ; m. 1912, 9 Oct. 1872 s. of 9th Bt. and Elizabeth, [b. ; Favell d. of Charles Gathorne of Richard Denman m. Mary, Hill, d Hon. ; 1900, one Hazel Manor, Compton Martin ; s.]. Leila, d. of Col. Hon. Charles Crichton, Address : Leigh Court, Bristol. Grenadier Guards ; two s. Entered army, [Died 7 Feb. 1915. 1892 1900 ; served South Africa, ; Capt. cr. Sir Everett, 2nd Bt. ; 1885 ; 1899-1900. Decorated : for returning to MILLAIS, b. 30 1856 S. father 1896 ; m. Mary, rescue one of the men (10th Hussars) at May ; o. d. of William Edward Hope-Vere, Black- Colesberg, notwithstanding he was himself wood and Craigie Hall, N.B., 1886. Educ. : severely wounded. Heir : s. Charles John Marlborough. Traveller and naturalist. Peniston, b. 9 Jan. 1902. Address : 19 Heir : s. b. 1888. Address : 2 Palace Manchester W. Clubs : John, Square, Turf, S.W. Bachelors'. [Died 21 Aug. 1915. Gate, Kensington, [Died 7 Sept. 1897. Minister-Pleni- MILBANKE, Ralph, C.B. ; MILLAR, Frederick Charles James, Q.C. (1880) ; at Vienna ; b. British Legation, potentiary o. s. of late Frederick George Millar of H.M. s. of late Sir Munich, 22 Jan. 1852; 2nd e. surv. Ordnance Office ; m. Clara Louise, 8th and Emily, d. John Milbanke, Bart., d. of late Richard Phillips, M.R.C.S. Educ. : of J. Mansfield. Educ. : Harrow. Nomin- Coll. London private school ; University ated Attache" in service, 1872 ; Diplomatic B.A., LL.B. of London; Certificate of appointed to Vienna ; 2nd Secretary Peking, Honour of Inns of Court, 1855 ; studentship, to Berlin and Vienna 1877 ; transferred ; 1856 1856 ; Barr. Inner Temple, ; Bencher, d'Affaires at Coburg, 1887-92; Charge 1881, Address : 59 Kensington Gardens Consul-Gen, at Pesth, 1893-96. Recreations : Essex. Square ; Leigh House, Leigh, Address : British Em- riding, shooting. [Died 18 Nov. 1899. Vienna. Clubs : St. bassy, Marlborough, MILLAR, Robert, J.P. County of City of James's. [Died 5 Feb. 1903. and Glasgow ; Lieut.-Col. Engineer Railway MILBURN, Sir John Davison, 1st Bart., cr. Volunteer Staff Corps; Member of Army 1905 Sheritf of Cale- ; J.P., High Northumberland, Railway Council ; General Manager, b. 1851 e. s. of late William b. 1850 1905-6 ; 4 Aug. ; donian Railway Company ; Stirling, ; Milburn of Newcastle-on-Tyne, North Seaton s. of late Robert Millar, Schoolmaster, Ban- and d. of James Hall, Newbiggin, Northumberland, nockburn ; m. Jeanie Forgie, Rosedale Abbey, Pickering, Yorks, and Calder, farmer, Milton Mills, St. Ninians, Mary Davison, d. of late John Davison, Stirlingshire. Educ. : Public School, Ban- Clara Blyth. Northumberland ; m. 1876, nockburn. Recreation : golf. Address 2 Georgiana. d. of late William C. Stamp of Rosslyn Terrace, Kelvinside, Glasgow. : Dr. Bruce's Tulse Hill, Surrey. Educ. Clubs : National Liberal ; Liberal, Glasgow. Academy, Newcastle-on-Tyne ; Croft House, [Died 18 Sept. 1908. Chairman and cr. Brampton ; Jena, Germany. MILLER, Sir Alexander Edward; 1889;

Director of Milburn Ltd. ; b. 29 Aug. Managing Estates, C.S.I , K.C., LL.D. : Ireland, senior of William Milburn and partner Co., 1828 ; o. s. of late Alexander Miller, Bally- and d. of Charles A. London, Newcastle, Cardiff, Hull; castle ; m. Elizabeth, Creery Chairman of Ashington Coal Co., Ltd., New- of Newcastle, Co. Down, 1859. Educ. : castle and District Electric Lighting Co., Rugby; Trin. Coll. Dublin (Scholar). 1st Ltd., and Northern Counties Electricity Gold medallist in Mathematics and Physics, of Supply Co., Ltd. ; Director Anglo- and 2nd Gold medallist in Classics, 1851 ; Australasian Steam Navigation Co., York Berkeley medallist, 1852. Barr. Lincoln's and and of Dublin City County Banking Co., many Inn, 1854 ; contested University other concerns Member of 1877-88 ; Lloyd's Registry (C.), 1875 ; Railway Commissioner, ; Committee Chairman of Committee of member ; Master in Lunacy, 1889-91 ; legal Laing Art Gallery, Newcastle-on-Tyne. Governor-Gen 's Council, India, 1891-96. Recreations : fond of arboriculture, shooting Recreations : a little of most things, none

and fishing ; picture collection, principally in particular. Address : 11 Stone Buildings, old English Masters, and Barbizon and Lincoln's Inn; Whitehall, Ballycastle, for literature French schools ; taste and Co. Antrim. Clubs : National ; Friendly Heir : s. Charles Milburn Belfast. poetry. Stamp ; Brothers, Dublin ; Ulster, b. 1878. Address : Guyzance, Acklington, [Died 14 Sept. 1903. Northumberland Wardrew ; House, Gilsland, MILLER, Arthur William Kaye, M.A. ; Keeper Northumberland Milburn New- from ; House, of Printed Books, British Museum, Club : Societies. castle-on-Tyne. Royal 1912 ; b. 1849 : m. 1882, Mary Charlotte, s. [Died 10 Aug. 1907. 3rd d. of late F. W. Stranack ; one one Paulet MILDMAY, Sir Henry Bouverie St. d. Educ. : University College, London ; 5th Bt. cr. J.P. of John-, ; 1772; D.L., ; Fellow, 1874. Assistant, Department 2nd Guards b. Capt. Dragoon (retired) ; Printed Books, British Museum, 1870; 31 1810 S. father 1848 m. July ; ; 1851, Hon. Assistant Keeper, 1896; superintended Helena Shaw-Lefevre, d. of Viscount Evers- printing of General Catalogue of Printed ley (ext.), (d. 1897). Owned about 10,900 Books from 1890. Address: British acres. Heir : s. Major Henry Paulet St. Museum, W.C. [Died 7 May 1914. John-Mildmay, b. 1853. Address: Dog- MILLER, Charles A Duff, Agent-General of b. mersfield Park, Winchfteld, Hampshire. New Brunswick in London from 1896 ; Clubs : Travellers'. s. of John Miller White's, Kingston, Ontario, 1854 ; [Died 16 July 1902. of Picton and Montreal; m. Gertrude 491 MILLER WHO WAS WHO. 1897-1916

d. of Mortimore of 78 it Harriet, Foster As was in the Beginning, 1903 ; plays d. oi Sir Eccleston Square, and g. Henry The Danites : The Silent Man ; Mexico ; Hunt. C.B. three d. Educ. : School 49 Recreation : trees. ; High ; Tally Ho. planting Montreal Sunderland ; The Grange, ; VeveyJ Address: Dimond, Gal., U.S.A. Club: Switzerland. Canadian medal (with clasp) Bohemian, San Francisco. for Fenian .Raid, 1866; Fellow of Royal [Died 18 Feb. 1913. Colonial Institute and a Governor of the MILLER, His Honour Judge Stearnhall, Judge

Imperial Institute ; Regiments : London Irish Court of Bankruptcy from 1867 ; b. Scottish Princess Louise's s. and Canadian 1813 ; of Rev. G. Miller, D.D. ; m. d. of : Hussars. Publication New Brunswick, M. B. Rutherford. Irish Bar, 1835 ; Q.C. and Present. Address : 17 Leather Past 1852 ; M.P. (C.) Armagh, 1857-59 ; 1865-67. Market, S.E. Clubs : Bath, Junior Naval Address: 6 Rutland Square, W., Dublin. and Military, Constitutional, United Empire. Club : Carlton. [Died 2 May 1897. [Died 3 Oct. 1909. MILLER, Thos. Butt, J.P. Wilts and Glos. ; C.B. 1897 ; b. 7 1833 MILLER, George, July ; b. 2 Dec. 1859; s. of George Miller of 4th s. of Sir T. C. 6th Bt. m. Miller, ; 1865, Brentry, Westbury on Trym, J.P., and Mary Elizabeth (d. 1904), d. of late Rev. Mary, y. d. of Thomas Luce of Malmesbury ; P. Aubertin. Educ. : Harrow Exeter ; m. 1897, Cicely Laura, y. d. of late Dudley College, Oxford. Late Assistant Secretary Robert Smith of 47 Belgrave Square, S.W. ; Education Department. two 8. one d. Educ. : Eton ; Trinity 29 Dec. 1909. [Died College, Cambridge. Recreations : shooting C.B. MILLER, Maj.-Gen. George Murray, and hunting. Address : Manor House, Lieut.-Col. 6. 16 1875; Brigade Depot; Cricklade, Wilts. Clubs : Turf, Brooks's. Jan. 1829 s. of late John Miller of Muir ; [Died 13 Jan. 1915. Shiel, Renfrew; m. 1876, Mabel Louisa, or. MILLER, Sir William, Kt. ; 1876 ; Alder- o. d. of lateRobert Barnes of Harefleld Grove, man of Londonderry ; Surgeon to London- Middlesex. Entered army, 1846; Major- of derry Infirmary, etc. ; Mayor London- Gen. 1882 served 1854-55 ; Crimea, (medal ft. derry, 1875-77, 1888-89; 1828 ; m. Mary, with Turkish Indian three clasps, medal) ; d. of R. 1860. Educ. : Trin. Coll. wounded Moat, Mutiny (severely ; despatches, Dublin. Address : 16 Pump Street, London- brevet of with Ad- Major, medal clasp). derry. [Died 29 Jan. 1900. dress : Great Malvern. Franche, MILLER, Rt. Hon. William, K.C., P.O., [Died 11 Jan 1911. Canada, 1891 ; b. Antigarish, 12 Feb. 1834 ; Sir Gordon C.B. MILLER, William, 1902; m. 1871, Annie, d. of late Hon. James Accountant-Gen, of the Lt.-Col. Navy ; Cochrane. Called to Bar, Nova Scotia, retired, 3rd Middlesex Artillery (V.D.) ; of from 1860 ; Q.C. 1872 ; Member Senate J.P. for of London b. 1844 s. County ; ; 1867. Address : Arichat, Nova Scotia. of late T. W. Miller of H.M. Dockyard, Club : Rideau, Ottawa. m. Emma d. Devonport ; 1879, Blanche, [Died 25 Feb. 1912. Rolls of Kent. Ad- of late Joseph Kestor, MILLET, Francis Davis, A.M., painter; b. dress : S.W. Black- Admiralty, ; Bathurst, Mattapoisett, Mass. U.S.A.. 3 Nov. 1846; : heath, S.E. Clubs St. Stephen's ; Royal e. s. of Asa Millet, M.D., and Huldah Byram ; Yacht. 24 1906. Thames [Died Apr. m. Elizabeth Greely Merrill, Boston, Mass., Sir 2nd cr. 1874 MILLER, James Percy, Bt., ; 1879 two s. one d. Educ. : Harvard J.P. Lothian ; D.S.O. 1900 ; D.L., ; Major of Fine University ; Royal Academy Arts, Berwickshire b. 22 and Imp. Yeomanry ; Antwerp. Served in War of the Rebellion Oct. 1864 ; S. father 1887 ; m. Hon. Eveline as drummer 60th Mass. Volunteers ; Assist- Mary Curzon, 3rd d. of 4th Baron Scarsdale, ant Contract Surgeon in 6th Corps Army 1893. Master of the Northumberland and of of Potomac ; correspondent London Berwickshire Hounds ; served with Imperial War Daily News through Russo-Turkish ; South Africa (despatches) ; Capt. Yeomanry, director of decorations, Chicago Exhibition ; and 14th Hussars 1885-92, Adj. 1888-92, Special correspondent of the Times with the (retired). Heir : b. John, 6. 1867. Re- expedition to the Philippines ; Chairman, creations : Won the Derby 1890 and 1903. U.S. Committee on Niagara ; Chairman, Address : 45 Grosvenor Square, W. ; Man- Advisory Committee, U.S. National Gallery ; Clubs : derston, Duns, Berwickshire. Turf, Vice-Chairman, U.S. Commission of Fine White's, Bachelors' [Died 22 Jan. 1906. in Arts ; Secretary, American Academy (Cincinnatus Heine Miller) ; MILLER, Joaquin Rome. Publications : magazine articles ; called the Poet of the Sierras ; b. Indiana, translation of Tolstoi's Sebastopol ; A 10 Nov. 1842. Father emigrated to Oregon 1892 Capillary Crime and other stories, ; 10 old three later when he was years ; years The Danube from the Black Forest to the he went to California led a life ; wandering Black Sea, 1893; The Expedition to the for several then returned home and years, Philippines, 1899. Recreation : travel. Ad- entered a office at Or. ; : lawyer's Eugene, dress : Broadway, Worcestershire. Clubs was twice wounded in Indian wars ; became Arts, Authors' ; Century, University, Players, express messenger in gold-mining districts New York. [Died 15 Apr. 1912. of Idaho then the Democratic ; managed I.S.O. 1903. Was at led an unsuccessful MILLIKEN, Alexander, Register Eugene ; Scotland Indians General Inspector of Sea Fisheries, ; expedition against the ; County b. 31 Oct. 1841 s. of Alexander Milliken, Court Grant County, 1866-70; ; Judge, d. of James Wick ; m. 1868, Margaret, Corner, visited Europe repeatedly, 1870-76 ; went the Wick. Address: 44 Rosslyn Crescent, to Klondyke, 1897; Orient, 1899; 10 Jan. 1914, established a sort of social community on Edinburgh. [Died his estate after the plan of his Building the MILLINGEN, Alexander van, M.A. (Edin.) ; : D.D. Andrews and Knox Coll., Toronto) ; City Beautiful. Publications Specimens ; (St. of the 1871 Hon. Student British School at Athens ; Joaquin et al. ; Songs Sierras, ; of Professor of Robert College, Con- Pacific Poems, 1871 ;| Songs the Sunlands, History, 3rd s. of the 1873 The ; b. 31 Dec. 1840; 1873 ; Life among Modocs, ; stantinople 1875 First Families of Dr. Julius M. van Millingen, who was asso- Ship in the Desert, ; in the War of Greek Fair Woman ; ciated with Lord the Sierras ; The One Byron and who was subsequently Baroness of New York ; Songs of Far-away Independence, m. 1st, of 1878 Shadows Court to four Sultans ; Lands, 1878 ; Songs Italy, ; Physician and 1884 Cora e. d. of late Hermanns "Welch, of Shasta, 1881 ; Memorie Rime, ; 1879, 1886 New Conn. ; 2nd, 1895, History of Montona, 3 vols., ; The banker, Haven, 1887 Frances Elizabeth 2nd d. of late Henry Building of the City Beautiful, ; Forty- Hope, Cornwall, Poetical 1897 ; Somerset Mackenzie of Penwenack, Nine ; Complete Works, 492 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MILNE

two s. one d. late H.E.I.C.S. and B.C.S. ; MILMAN, Archibald John Scott, C.B. ; Clerk Blair of Edus. : Malta Protestant College ; the House of Commons from 1900 ; b. Uni- 3rd s. of Lodge Academy, Polmont ; Edinburgh Reading ; Henry Hart Milman, Pastor of Dean of St. and d. of versity ; New College, Edinburgh. Paul's, Mary Anne, - the Free Church of Scotland Church, Genoa ; Lieut. Gen. Cockell of Sandleford Lodge, Constanti- Pastor of the Union Church, Pera, near Newbury ; m. Susan Augusta, d. of nople. Publications: Contributor to Murray's Robert Hanbury of Bolehall, Tamworth. to the : Handbook to Constantinople ; Ency- Educ. Westminster ; Trinity College, author of service of clopaedia Britannica ; Byzantine Cambridge. Entered House of in in Constantinople, 1899 ; Constantinople Commons 1857 ; promoted Second Clerk 1906 series of Beautiful Books, ; Byzantine Assistant, 1870 ; Clerk Assistant, 1886-1900. Churches in Constantinople, 1912. Recrea- Decorated for services at the table under three tions : archaeology, travelling Address : Speakers. Publications : articles in reviews. Robert College, Constantinople. Recreations : travel, literature. Address : Died 15 1915. I Sept. Speaker's Court, Palace of Westminster. financier b. : MILLS, Darius Ogden, banker, ; Clubs Athenaeum, Oxford and Cambridge. N. Salem, Westchester Co., N.Y., 5 Sept. [Died 14 Feb. 1902. : N. Salem 1825. Eiuc. Academy ; Mt. MILMAN, Lieut.-General Sir George Bryan, N.Y. Was Pleasant Academy ; Sing Sing, K.C.B., cr. 1905; C.B. 1875; b. Tredegar a clerk in New York ; cashier Merchants' Park, Newport (Mon.), 30 Dec. 1822 ; 3rd .

Col. in command of the corps, 1890-92 Moderator of the Church of Scot., 1905 ; : Address Lindridge, Oxted, Surrey. Minister of Fyvie, Aberdeenshire, from 1870 ;

[Died 8 Dec. 1906 b. Fyvie, 1831 ; s. of Alexander Milne and Professor o MILLS, T. Wesley ; Emeritus Margaret Leslie Jamieson ; m. 1858, Annie Physiology, M'Gill University. Educ. : M.A Lewis, o. d. of Rev. John Hodgson of the : Toronto Univ. ; M.D. M'Gill, afterward Church of England. Educ. Fyvie School ;

studied in England and Germany ; was Aberdeen Grammar School and University. L.R.C.P. London. After special studj Licensed and ordained as a minister of the in M'Gi abroad, became Professor of Phys. Church of Scotland, 1855 ; proceeded to

Univ. ; always took a deep interest in educa Jamaica, where for 15 years he was chiefly tion ; member of many learned Societies occupied in education ; was headmaster of and Fellow of the Roy. Soc. of Canada, o the Collegiate School there, and inspector of of iv. which he was twice a president Section Municipal and Government Schools ; was Founder of the Society for the Study o sent on a special commission by the Jamaica Comparative Psychology of Montreal Government to the Colonial and Education formerly President of Natural Hist. Soc Offices with a view to organise a system of Montreal, and Vice-Pres. of Soc. of Am National Education in Jamaica, in which he Naturalists. Publications : Animal Physio was successful. Recreations : in early life later logy ; Voice Production ; Comparativ all forms of athletics ; driving and i : Physiology ; The Dog in Health and desultory reading. Address The Manse, : Disease ; The Nature and Development o Fyvie, Aberdeenshire. Clubs University, resull Animal Intelligence ; papers giving Aberdeen ; Conservative, Edinburgh. of original researches. [Died 14 Feb. 1915 [Died 15 May 1906. 493 MILNE WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

D.Sc. Sir K.l MILNE, John, F.R.S. ; Hon. (Oxon.) MILWARD, Christopher Annakin,

and cr. 1897 ; b. 18 Mar. 1834 ; s. of Chai F.G.S. ; mining engineer seismologist m. Susanah b. Liverpool, 1850; o. s. of John Milne Milward, York ; Darker, Milnrow Rochdale, and Emma, d. of Jame Edward . Parker, Retford, 1865. Educ. d 1891 Lord of Yorl Twycross, J.P., Wokingham ; m. Tone, York. Sheriff, ; Mayor of Horikawa Noritsune, abbot of Ganjo-ji 1896 and 1897. Address : The Laurels, 2 Feb. Hakodate. Educ. : King's Coll. ; Roya Clifton, York. [Died 1906. School of Mines, London. Worked in New MILWARD, Col. Victor, M.P. (C.) Stratford-on- foundland and Labrador as mining enginee Avon Div. Warwick ; J.P., D.L. Worcester- shire J.P. for Cyrus Field, Sir James Anderson, ana ; Warwickshire; High Sheriff, Dr. Beke's 1886 s. of Milward., others ; geologist to expedition Worcestershire, ; Henry d. of into N.W. Arabia. For twenty years in thi Redditch ; m. Eliza, James Tomson! employment of the Japanese Government a 1867. Educ. : privately at Brighton. Was of the Volunteer Force. geologist and mining engineer ; travellec an original member a director oi' through Russia, Siberia, Mongolia, China in which he served 1860-94 ; the Kuriles, Corea, Manila, Borneo, th Henry Milward and Sons, Ltd., and the Australian Colonies, the United States, etc. Metropolitan Life Assurance Society. Heir established the Seismic Survey of Japan s. Henry Tomson, b. 1868. Address : Welles- for Club : Carlton. embracing 968 stations ; established the bourne Hall, Warwick. British Association a seismic survey of the [Died 31 May 1901. instru E. F.R.S. 1911 world ; designer of seismographs and MINCHIN, A., ; M.A., F.Z.S., Professor oi ments to record vibrations on railways, etc F.L.S. ; Hon. Ph.D. Breslau ; in of London Held property near Milnrow. Publications Protozoology the University ; 1898 b. 1866 s. of C. N. Earthquakes, 1883 ; Seismology, ; The Weston-super-Mare, ; J. Miner's Handbook ; Crystallography ; many Minchin and Mary Lugard ; married. papers and volumes on seismology, geology Educ. : United Services College, West\

! Oxford. Fellow mineralogy, mining (see Trans. Royal Soc. Ho ; Keble College, Trans. Seis. Soc.). Recreations : various Merton College, Oxford, 1893-1900 Address : Shide Hill House, Newport, Isle olilfe Travelling Fellow, 1893-5; Dei of Wight. Club : Royal Societies. strator of Comparative Anatomy, Oxfc

[Died 31 July 1913 1890-9 ; Lecturer on Biology, Guy's Hospi of 1898-9 ; Jodrell Professor Zoology a MILNE, Lieut.-Col. Richard Lewis, D.S.O. 1886 Comparative Anatomy, University Col S. retired ; Assist. Press Censor, Africa, 1900 of the Slee London, 1899-1906 ; Member b. Entered 1873 Lietit.-Col 1832. army, ; Sickness Commission of the Royal Soc: served Afghan War, 1878-80 (de- - 1899; Uganda, 1905 ; Vice Pres. Zoolo ; march to Candahar (despatches Microsco spatches) Society ; Vice-Pres. Quekett medal with three clasps, bronze decoration) de la Soci Club ; Membre Correspondent War, 1882 (medal with clasp, Trail Egyptian de Pathologic Exotique, Paris ; Aw 1885-86 Khedive's star); Burmah, (de- and Medal, 1910. Publications : An I spatches, D.S.O., medal with clasp) South duction to the Study of the Protozoa; S Africa, 1899-1902 (Queen's medal, three and Sporozoa, in Lankester's Trea clasps ; King's medal, two clasps, D.S.O.). in Zoology ; Protoplasm and Sponges, Ency, [Died 1 Feb. 1906. Brit. Supplement ; various original memoirs on zoological subjects, contributed to the MILNER, George, J.P. ; Hon. M.A. Victoria Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science University ; Chairman of the Manchester and elsewhere ; translation of Butschli's City News, of J. Mandleberg & Co. ; and of Protoplasm, 1894. Recreations : swimming several other Manchester Boards ; b. Man- and boating ; study of natural history. chester, 5 Dec. 1829 ; s. of George Milner ; Address : Lister Institute of Preventive tn. 1855, Ruth Lockhart, of Manchester (d. Chelsea Bridge Road, S.W. ; : Medicine, 1895) ; three s. four d. Educ. Manchester. 53 Cheyne Court, Chelsea. Club : Savile. Lay Warden at the Manchester Cathedral for [Died 30 Sept. 1915. many years ; Diocesan Reader ; Member of MINCHIN, George M., M.A., F.R.S. ; Professor Manchester School Board for nine years ; Chairman of Manchester Art Museum from of Mathematics, Royal Indian Engineering Coll. Hill (retired) ; m. 1887, Emma, its foundation ; a Vice-President of the Uni- Cooper's Co. versity Settlement, Manchester, and of the 2nd d. of James Fawcett of Strand Hill, s. one d. Publications : A Leitrim ; one Manchester Royal Institution ; Trustee of to for Treatise on Statics ; Applications Physics, Nicholls Hospital 100 boys, Manchester ; 5th ed. 1896 Treatise on Kine- President of the Manchester Literary Club ; A Uniplanar matics ; A Treatise on Hydrostatics ; Simple from 1869 ; Trustee and Manager 'of St. Geometry for Beginners ; Naturae Veritas ; Paul's Schools, Bennett Street, Manchester ; Hon. Freeman, City of Manchester, 1905. Electrical Measurement of Starlight, etc. Publications: Country Pleasures, 5th edition, Recreations : cricket, lawn tennis, racquets. Address : 149 Oxford. 1900 ; Studies of Nature on the Coast of Banbury Road, [Died 23 March 1914. Arran, 1894 ; From Dawn to Dusk, a book 1896 of of verses, ; 2nd edition, 1910 ; Bennett MINES, George Ralph, M.A. ; Professor Street Memorials, a record of Sunday School Physiology in M'Gill University, Montreal; editor of the works of work, 1880 ; Edwin b. 13 May 1886 ; s. of H. R. Mines, H.M. in vols. 1892 Tradi- Waugh eight ; Roby's Inspector of Schools ; m. 1909, Marjory, 2nd

tions of Lancashire, 2 vols. 1906 ; Collected d. of late Rev. G. W. Rolfe ; one s. one d.

Writings of Samuel Leycock, 1908 ; and of Educ. : Bath College ; King Edward VII. several other author also of publications ; School, Kings Lynn ; Sidney Sussex College, jnany pamphlets, poems, and articles on Cambridge (Exhibitioner 1904, Scholar 1905- literary and travel subjects in Longman's 1908), Fellow 1909 and Praelector 1911, 1st Magazine, the Manchester Guardian, and class Nat. Sc. Tripos, Parts i. and ii., Allen

other journals ; A Glossary of the Lancashire Scholar, Gedge Prizeman 1911, additional Dialect, edited by J. H. Nodal and George demonstrator, of Physiology in the University 2 vols. Dialect of in Milner, (English Society). Cambridge, 1911-14 ; Examiner Physio- : Director Recreations mountain-climbing, sketching, logy for Medical Degrees, 1913-14 ; and observation of natural phenomena. of Physiology in the Balfour Laboratory, : - Address Fern Bank, South Grove, Brook- 1910 13 ; Lecturer in London University, : of lands, Cheshire. Clubs Manchester 1912 ; Special Lecturer in University Literary. Art, Manchester. Toronto, Feb. to May 1914. Publications : [Died 25 Dec. 1914. Papers in Journal of Physiology, Proc. Cam- 494 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MITCHELL

bridge Philosophical Society, Kolloid - Zei 1886, and Lieut.-Col. commanding 4th Batt. schrift, etc. Recreations : music, moto North Staffs Regt. Address : The Hall, cycling. Address : Physiological Laborator Angle, Pembroke. Club : Junior Carlton. M'Gill University, Montreal. [Died 18 Aug. 1914. [Died 7 Nov. 191 MIRRIELEES, Sir Frederick James, K.C.M.G., cr. 1910 of MINOT, Charles Sedgwick, S.B., S.D., LL.D K.C.M.G., ; father native Aber- mother of TO. D.Sc. ; James Stillman Professor of Com deen, Greenock ; 1879, Margaret, e. d. of late Sir parative Anatomy, and Director of th Donald Currie, G.C.M.G. ; Anatomical Laboratories, Harvard Medica one s. one d. Educ. : Privately and abroad. Resided in and Ger- School, Boston, from 1905 ; Harvard Ex Russia, Switzerland,

change Professor at the Universities of Berli many acquiring languages ; settled in b. London and the firm of Donald and Jena, 1912-13 ; Boston, Mass., 23 Dec joined 1 352 2nd s. of William Minot Currie & from which he retired in ; and Katherin Co., 1879, c. : 1912. Recreations : life and Sedgwick ; m. ; no Educ. Massachu country sport in A ddress: setts Institute of Technology ; Universitie every form, particularly hunting. Pasture 11 of Leipzig, Paris, Wiirzburg, and Harvard Wood, Dorking ; A Portland Place, Wa.3 trained as a physiologist under Ludwig W. Clubs: City of London, Royal Auto- at Leipzig, and carried out several physio mobile Died 27 Jan. 1914. researches on logical muscles, growth, etc. MISTRAL, Frederic ; French poet ; b. Mailiane, Instructor i.i Histology and Embryology a near St. Remy, 8 Sept. 1830. Educ. : board- the Medical 1883 Harvard School, ; then wa ing-school in Avignon, under Roumanille. chiefly occupied with researches in Embryo Studied law in Aix, but afterwards gave up and General 1887 law for literature. : logy Biology ; Professor, , Publications Mireio, President of the American Association for 1859 (crowned by French Academy) ; the of Presi Lis Advancement Science, 1900; Caiendau, 1866 ; Isclo d'Or (The Golden dent Boston of Natural Society History from Islands), 1875 ; Nerto, 1884 ; La Reino Jano 1897 devised two forms of Automatic ; (Queen Joanna), drama, 1893 ; also the are of Microtomes, which widely used ; Member Dictionary the Provencal Language, com- of in National Academy Science ; Correspond pleted 1878. Address : Maillanes, Bouche ing Member of British A.A.S., Academy o du Rhone, France. [Died 6 Apr. 1914. Soc. Biol. Acad. Me"d. Turin, Paris, Belg., MITCHELL, Alexander Ferrier, M.A., D.D., Med. Gesellsch. Publica- Phys. Erlangen, etc. LL.D. Emeritus Professor of Divinity and tions : Human 1892 Biblio- Embryology, ; Ecclesiastical History, University of St. of Vertebrate 1893 graphy Embryology, ; Andrews; retired 1894. Publications: The Laboratory Textbook of Embryology, 1903, Westminster Assembly : its History and 2nd 1910 and edition, ; Age, Growth, Death, Standards (Baird Lecture), 1883 ; The West- 1908 ; Die Methode der Wissenschaft, 1913 ; minster Confession of Faith : its History and Moderne Problerae der Biologic, also trans- Teaching, 1866 ; ed. with notes The Cate- lated into 1913 English, ; numerous memoirs chisms of the Second Reformation ; ed. for on Recreations : biological subjects. garden- Scottish History Society, with introduction Address : Harvard Medical ing, sketching. and notes 2 vols., Minutes of the Commission Clubs : St. School, Boston, Mass. Botolph, of the Covenanting Assemblies and for Boston ; " Harvard, ; Cosmos, Washington. Scottish Text Society John Gow's Richt [Died 14 Nov. 1914. to the of Vay Kingdome" Hevin," with intro- MINTO, 4th Earl of, cr. 1813, Gilbert John duction and Gude and Godlie Ballates," K.G. 1910 with Murray Kynynmond Elliot, ; introduction, appendices, and glossary. G.C.M.G., cr. 1898; G.C.S.I., cr. 1905; Recreations : though as student and Pro- cr. 1905 1902 G.C.I.E., ; P.C., ; D.L., J.P., fessor lived for full sixty years in St. Andrews of LL.D. hon. Toronto ; Bt. 1700 ; Baron never played a stroke at golf. Viscount 1813 Minto, 1797 ; Melgund, [1st [Died 22 Mar. 1899. Bt. was of an ancestor of Baron Heath- g.s MITCHELL, Andrew, M.A., Oxon. ; Sheriff- field, the defender of Gibraltar during 1782- Substitute of Stirling, Clackmannan, and 1783 1st Earl was Gov -Gen. of b. ; Bengal] ; Dumbarton ; J.P., Lanarkshire, Edinburgh, 9 1847 s. of 3rd Earl and d. b. July ; Emma, Stirling ; Dec. 1843 ; 3rd s. of late Andrew of Gen. Sir Thomas 1st G.C.B. Hislop, Bt., ; Mitchell, merchant, New York and Glasgow, S. father 1891 m. d. of Gen. Hon. of ; Mary Langlees, Biggar, Lanarkshire ; m. Jane Charles 1883 s. three d. : Grey, ; two Educ. Fordyce, 2nd d. of late J. B. Mirrlees, engineer, Eton : Trin. Coll. Scots Camb. (B.A.). Ensign of Redlands, Glasgow ; one s. four d. Educ. : 1867 retired 1870 served with Guards, ; ; Glasgow Academy, and in Glasgow, Oxford, Turkish 1877 1879 Army, ; Afghan War, ; and Edinburgh Univ. Advocate, Edin- Private Sec. to Lord Roberts at the Cape, burgh, and frequently Interim Sheriff- Sub-

1881 ; volunteer in 1882 stitute in Egyptian campaign, ; Glasgow and elsewhere ; for some Military Secretary to Gov.-Gen. (Marquis years a member of the Town Council of of of 1883-85 Chief Lansdowne) Canada, ; Edinburgh, and a Magistrate. Publications . of Staff in N.W. Canadian rebellion, 1885; articles on Partnership, Bankruptcy, etc. contested 188*3 of Hexham, ; Gov.-Gen. Address: Springwood, Stirling. Clubs: Canada, 1898-1904; Lord Hector, Edin- University, Liberal, Edinburgh; County, Convener of burgh University ; Roxburgh- Stirling. [Died 20 May 1915.

shire ; of 1905-1910. Owned Viceroy India, 1ITCHELL, Sir Arthur, K.C.B., cr 1887; M.A., about acres. Heir : s. Viscount 16,000 LL.D. b. 19 Jan. s. M.D., ; 1826 ; of George Melgund. Recreations : hunting, shooting, Mitchell, C.E. ; m. Margaret (d. 1904), d. of : 95 fishing. Address Lancaster Gate, Hyde late James Strath- W. Minto Houston, Tullochgriban, Park, ; House, Hawick, Roxburgh- 1855 s. : spey, ; one Educ. Elgin ; Aberdeen shire. Club : Guards'. Paris University ; ; Berlin ; Vienna. Deput j 4 March 1914. [Died Commissioner in Lunacy for Scotland, 1857- Lieut.-Col. and Hon. Col. 1870 MIREHOUSE, ; Commissioner, 1870-95 ; member of Richard Walter J.P. b. Byrd, C.M.G., ; Commission on Criminal Lunacy (England), 5 1849 e. s. of late Richard 1880-81 of May Byrd ; Chairman Commission on Lunacy of. Milford Co. and Administration Levett, Hall, Stan^rd, (Ireland), 1888-91 ; Morison Elizabeth Mary, e. d. of late John Mirehouse, Lecturer on Mental Diseases to Royal College of The some time Common of Hall, Angle, Physicians, 1867-71 ; Rhine! Lecturer of whose name he on Sergeant London, assumed; Archeology, 1876-73 ; Professor of m. 1881, Mary Beatrice, y. d. of late Thomas Ancient History to Royal Scottish Academy of Entwisle, Wolhayes, Hants ; three d. from 1878; Member of Universities (Scot Edus. : Eton. Sheriff Co. High Pembroke, land) Commission, 1890-97 ; Pres. Early 495 MITCHELL WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Scottish of Scottish Text Soc. ; Vice-Pres. Finlayson, D.D., Rusholme, Manchester* Meteorological Soc. Publications : The In- 1877-78; Minister Friar Lane Church,

sane in Private Dwellings, 1864 ; The Past Nottingham, 1878-93 ; Minister Congrega- is ? in the Present, What Civilisation 1880 ; tional Church at St. Helens, 1893-97 ;

List of Travels in Scotland, 1296 to 1900 ; Principal Congregational Institute, Notting- About .Dreaming, Laughing, and Blushing, ham, 1897-1903. Publications : occasional

1905 ; Macfarlane's Geographical MSS. papers on theological and ecclesiastical : relating to Scotland ; numerous reports and subjects. Recreations cricket, chess. Ad- articles in scientific serials, and blue books. dress : Memorial Hall, Farringdon Street, Recreations : specially interested in the study E.C. [Died 23 Apr. 1905. of lunacy, antiquities, and meteorology. MITCHELL, Very Rev. James Robert Mitford, : Address 34 Drummond Place, Edinburgh. D.D ; Chaplain -in- Ordinary to the King in : Clubs Royal Societies ; University, Edin- Scotland from 1910 ; Convener Colonial Oct. burgh. [Died 12 1909. Committee Church of Scotland, 1898-1909 ; s. MITCHELL, Sir Charles Bullen Hugh, G.C.M.G. ; b. Inverness, 1843 ; of Joseph Mitchell, cr. 1895 of ; Governor the Straits Settle- C.E., Engineer of Highland Railway ; m. ments and High Commissioner of Borneo Agnes Jane (d. 1909), d. of J. Dobie of Gyle- since for : 1893 ; High Commissioner Pro- burn, Dumfriesshire ; one d. Educ. Inver- States of tected Malay Peninsula from 1896 ; ness Academy ; Merchiston Castle ; Edin- e. s. of Col. Mitchell d. Hugh and Constance, burgh University (M.A.) ; Trinity Coll. Camb. of Maj. R. Bullen, Scots Greys. Educ. : (B.A.). Minister of Kirkmichael, Dumfries- R.N. School, New Cross; R.N. College, shire, 1868-75; Abbey, Paisley, 1875-78;

Portsmouth. 2nd Lieut. R.M. 1852 ; retired West Church of St. Nicholas, Aberdeen, 1878- as in Lieut.-Col. 1878 ; engaged Baltic, 1854- 1895 ; Patron of Incorporated Trades, Abei in 1856 (mentioned despatches, 1855) ; Colonial deen, 1888-95 ; Chaplain to Queen Vic

Secretary British Honduras, 1868 ; Receiver- 1888-1901 ; to King Edward VII., 1901-10 ;

Gen. British Guiana, 1877 ; Colonial Secretary Commissioner from Church of Scotland to

Natal, 1877 ; Governor Fiji, and High Com- India, 1897 ; to Scots Churches in Argentine,

missioner Western Pacific, 1886 ; Governor 1900 ; to Presbyterian Church in Canada, 1887 Leeward Islands, ; Governor Natal, 1905 ; Moderator of General Assembly, 1907. 1889. Address : Government House, Singa- Recreation : travelling. Address : pore. Club : United Service. Palmerston Place, Edinburgh. Club : Ui [Died 7 Dec. 1899. versity, Edinburgh. [Died 26 Sept. 191< MITCHELL, Charles W., LL.D. (Hon. Aber MITCHELL, Richard Arthur Henry, assistai deen) ; artist. gifts By generous promoted master at Eton b. 22 Jan. 1843 ; (retired) ; ' the Marischal Aberdeen. Address : College, s. of late R. Mitchell, Enderby, Leicesterst Jesmond Towers, Newcastle. m. 2nd d. of late Henry Ley, Clerk to 26 Feb. 1903. [Died Table, House of Commons. Educ. : Eton MITCHELL, Edward Card (Captain Coe), Balliol Coll. Oxford. 2nd Class in Mode

sporting editor of the Star ; b. The Manor tions ; 2nd Class in Greats. Capt. of Mere, Wilts, 22 March 1853; s. of late Eton Eleven, 1861 ; Captain of Oxfc Paul one of the Edward Mitchell, largest Eleven, 1863, 1864, 1865. Recreations tenants on the of Cornwall estate Duchy cricket, golf, cycling. Address : Alayford Educ. : Coll. Bank 1869- Weymouth clerk, House, Woking. Club : United University. 1873 and a notion business ; farming running [Died 19 Apr. 1905. in 1874-76 and edited Canada, ; owned Agri- C.M.G. 1892 MITCHELL, Robert William Span, ; cultural World in London, 1877 cricket and ; Emigration Agent in India for Govt. of Brit football editor of Sportsman, 1880-82; Guiana from 1884; b. 1840; m. 1868, the 1883 the Star at its com- joined Echo, ; Rosalie, d. of James de Lacroix of St. Vincent. 1888. Publications : The mencement, Agent-Gen, of immigration in Trinidad, Coroner's A Shocker Understudy ; Shilling Government emigration agent in India, 1873; Recreations : hunting, shooting, fishing acting emigration agent for Jamaica, 1876 ; billiards, cycling, amusing cliildren. Ad- agent-general for immigration, British Guiana, dress : The Grove, Camberwell. Club : Press 1881 ; received thanks of H.M.'s Royal Com- Died 21 Jan. 1914 missioners for special services during their Sir Kt. cr. 1887 Alder- MITCHELL, Henry, ; ; enquiry into treatment of Indian immigrants man of Bradford b. 1823 widower. ; ; Mayor in Mauritius. Address : Emigration Agents' of 1875. Address: Park Field Bradford, Office, Calcutta. [Died 15 May 1909. House, Bradford, Yorkshire. Club : Con- Silas Weir, F.R.S. ; F.R.S.L. ; servative. [Died 27 Apr. 1898 MITCHELL, Hon. Foreign Associate French Academy of MITCHELL, Very Rev. James, M.A., D.D. Medicine; Hon. Member British Medical Moderator of the Church of Scotland, 1901 Medical Association ; Hon. Fellow Royal of the Parish b. 1830 ; father was Minister Feb. Chirurgical Society ; b. Philadelphia, 15 of Garvock, Kincardineshire ; one d. Educ. . 1829 ; Ex-President College Physicians, Aberdeen Univ. Highly distinguished in Philadelphia ; Member of National Academy, Moral Philosophy and Logic Classes, being : U.S.A. ; married ; two s. Educ. Grammar the first of his year. Licensed as a preacher School and University of Pennsylvania ; as of 1854 ; ordained Minister Peterhead Jefferson Medical College ; LL.D., Harvard Minister of South Leith 1855 ; appointed Hon. and Edinburgh ; Hon. M.D., Bologna ; 1903. Publications: The 1864; resigned, LL.D., Toronto. Publications : Wear and Church and the People, Rulers and Subjects, Tear, 1871 ; Fat and Blood, 1878 ; Hephzibah The Voluntary Question, The Revised Ver- of Nervous Guinness, 1880 ; Diseases the sion, Faithfulness in Little Things (20th System, 1881 ; In War Time, 1884 ; Roland Minister in the the thousand), The Manse, Blake, 1886; Prince Little Boy, 1887; Pulpit, and the Parish (12th edition), trans- other Doctor and Patient, 1888 ; Masque and lated into German and Chinese ; Significant Poems, 1888 ; Cup of Youth, and other Poems, Etymology, 1908. Address : 14 Abercromby of 1889 ; Far in the Forest, 1889 ; Psalm Place, Edinburgh. [Died 21 Sept. 1911 Francis Death, 1891 ; Characteristics, 1892 ; MITCHELL, James Alexander, B.A. (Lond.) Drake, 1892; Roland Blake, 1892; The of and Kris Sec. Congregational Union England Mother, and other Poems, 1892 ; Mr. b. 19 Nov. s. of are Wales from 1904; 1849; Kringle, 1893 ; When all the Woods John Mitchell and Elizabeth Walker; m Green, 1894; Collected Poems, 1896; of 1879, Jane, d. of David Roberts Chester. Clinical Lectures on Nervous Diseases, 1897 ; The Educ. . Moray House, Edinburgh ; New Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, 1897 ; Assistant to Rev. T. C. College, London. Adventures of Francois, 1898 ; Character- 496 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MOLESWORTH

and His Prizeman. 1869 istics, 1899 ; Dr. North Friends, digate Ordained, ; Senior 1901 Constance of Christ 1900 ; Circumstance, ; Student Church, 1867-80 ; Tutor, in to 1869-76 of St. Trescot ; Some Memoranda regard ; Principal Stephen's House, John -Sher- of William Harvey, M.D., 1907; Oxford, 1876-77 ; Sarum Coll. 1878-80 ; 1911 over a hundred of 1890-93 wood, Ironmaster, ; Hon. Canon Chester, ; Hon. papers on medical subjects. Recreations : Chaplain to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, writing fiction, salmon fishing. Address : 1898-1901. Publications : The Revelation

1524 Walnut St. Philadelphia. of God on Marriage, 1884 ; Church Courts, 4 Jan. 1914. [Died 1886 ; an essay in Lux Mundi, 1889 ;

Lanes Ministerial Priesthood, 1898 ; Atonement MITCHELL, William, J.P. ; Chairman of Mitchell Bros, of Waterfoot, Ltd., felt and and Personality, 1901. Address : Christ Church, Oxford. 8 June 1903. woollen manufacturers ; b. 27 June 1838 ; [Died Mitchell of llos- e. s. of late John Waterfoot, MODJESKA-CHLAPOWSKA, Helena, actress ; 3rd d. of Robert Munn of b. 12 Oct. sendale ; m. 1876, Cracow, Poland, 1844; m. 1st, and G. Heath Hill, Lancashire, Whitecroft, 1860, V. Modjeska ; 2nd, 1868, Charles : Grammar : Dumfries ; one d. Educ. Burnley Bozenta Chlapowski. Educ. in a Catholic Institute. School ; Liverpool Collegiate Convent, Cracow. De"but, Bochnia, Poland, of Contested Accrington Division Lanes, 1861 ; first appearance in English, San 1897 M.P. in 1895 ; Middleton Division, ; Francisco, 1877, Adrienne Lecouvreur,

(C.) Burnley 1900-5. Address: Fern Hill, followed by a starring tour through U.S. ; : Stacksteads, Lancashire. Clubs Carlton ; returned to U.S.A. after two London engage- Conservative, Manchester. ments, and played leading Shakespearean [Died. 5 March 1914. parts, Camille, Mary Stuart, etc. Also MITFORD, Bertram, F.R.G.S., novelist; 3rd since 1879 several engagements in Poland, *. of late E.L. Osbaldeston Mitford, Mitford Russia, and Austria, but forbidden by Castle, Northumberland, and Hunmariby imperial decree to enter Russian territory. 1873 : Hall, Yorkshire. Career varied ; from Publications several articles in American in other largely South African ; travelled Magazines. Recreation : country home in : parts of the world ; many sea voyages. California. Address Arden, El Toro, Publications : Through the Zulu Country ; Orange Co., California. [Died 8 Apr. 1909. of Frontier 'Tween Sir cr. A Romance the Cape ; MOFFETT, Thomas William, Kt. ; of Hollow Snow and Fire ; The Weird Deadly ; 1896 ; LL.D., University of Dublin ; D.Litt., Luck Golden Face ; The Gun-runner ; The honoris causa, Dublin and Queen's Univer- sities of Gerard Ridgeley ; The King's Assegai ; ; retired President of Queen's Coll.

The White The Curse of Clement ; Professor of Shield; A Galway History, English Waynflete ; Renshaw Fanning's Quest ; Literature, and Mental Science, 1863. Veldt Official; The Expiation of Wynne Educ. : Trinity College, Dublin. Gold of in Palliser ; The Sign the Spider ; Fordham's medallist Logic and Metaphysics and in The Feud; The Induna's Wife; Ruby Greek ; Prizeman in Divinity and in Modern Native Commissioner of Sword ; John Ames, ; History. President the Royal Gaiway Invasion Aletta, a Tale of the Boer ; War Institution; the last High Sheriff of the

and Arcadia ; The Triumph of Hilary Blach County of the Town of Galway. Publica- of the Sorceress Dorrien tions : Selections land ; The Word ; from Bacon's Philosophical Haviland's A Veldt translated with of Cranston ; Chum ; Works, Notes ; numerous Whirl : Vendetta ; The Sirdar's Oath ; In the lectures and reviews. Addresa Galway. Frontier of the Rising ; The Red Derelict ; A [Died 6 July 1908.

A Secret of the Lebombo ; Harley Nawab Mystery ; MOHSIN-UL-MULK, (Syed Maulyi Greenoak's Charge ; The White Hand and Mehdi Ali) ; the friend and successor of Sir the the Blades A as Black ; Forging ; Legacy Syed Ahmed Khan, an educationalist

of the Granite Hills ; Ravenshaw of Riet- and social reform leader of the Indian

holme ; A Border Scourge ; A Dual Resur- Muslims ; hon. sec. of the Mahomedan The rection ; The Heath Hover Mystery; Anglo- Oriental College, Aligarh ; b. 1837.

River of Unrest ; Selmin of Selmingfold ; Became a deputy-collector in the United Snake short stories. Re- Provinces attracted the attention of Sir Seafqrd's ; many ; creations : shooting, fishing, bicycling, walk- Salar Jung, and appointed successively ing, in early life mountain climbing, swimming Inspector-General of Revenue, Survey and when available, reading other people's novels Settlement Commissioner, Revenue Secre- Clubs : Junior Athenaeum, Savage, New tary, and Financial and Political Secretary, Vagabond, Wigwam. [Died 4 Oct. 1914 Hyderabad; retired, 1893. Address: Ali- MIVART, St. George, M.D., Ph.D., F.R.S. garh, U.P. [Died 18 Oct. 1907. at F.L.S., F.Z.S. ; late Lecturer on Zoology MOINET, Rev. Charles, M.A. (Edin.), D.D. St. and Pro- Mary's Hospital Medical School, (Edin.) ; minister of Trinity Presbyterian fessor of the of at the Philosophy Biology Church, Bromley, Kent, 1897-1902 ; Moder- b. 1827, University of Louvain ; London, ator of the Presbyterian Church of England, Educ. : Coll. London St b. s. Harrow ; King's ; 1899 ; Edinburgh, 16 Oct. 1842 ; of Mary's Coll. Oscott. Joined Roman Catholic late John Moinet, manager of the Caledonian 1851 Church, 1844 ; Barr. Lincoln's Inn, Insurance Co., and late Elizabeth Brash ; Publications : Genesis of 1871 d. late Species, . m. Mary, of D. G. Fleming, Whalley 1873 Lessons in : Man and Apes, ; Elementary Range, Manchester ; two s. one d. Educ. 1876 Anatomy, 1873 ; Lessons from Nature, High School; University; New Coll. 1885 The Cat, 1881 ; Nature and Thought, Edinburgh. Articled to Andrew Murray, of On Truth, 1889 ; The Origin Human W.S., Crown Agent for Scotland, 1862 ; 1889 1892 Reason, ; Essays and Criticisms, licensed as a preacher, 1868 ; ordained, 1870 ; of Types Animal Life, 1893 ; An Introduc minister of the Presbyterian Church at tion to the Elements of Science, 1894. Ad Withington, Manchester, 1870-82; of St. dress : 77 Inverness Terrace, W. John's Presbyterian Church, Kensington, [Died 1 Apr. 1900 London, 1882-97. Publications : The Great

MOBERLY, Rev. Robert Campbell, D.D. Alternative and other sermons, 1890 ; The

Canon of Christ Church, Oxford ; Regiu Good Cheer of Jesus Christ (one of the Professor of Pastoral Theology from 1892 Preachers of the Age Series), 1893; The Chaplain-in- Ordinary to the King from 1901 Consciousness of Jesus, 1906. Address : b. 1845; s. of Bishop Moberly ; m. 1880 Redcross, Oakdale Road, Tunbridge Wells. Alice Sidney Hamilton (Belhaven an [Died 18 Jan. 1913. : Coll Stenton). Educ. Winchester ; New MOLESWORTH, Hon. Hickman, County Court 1st. b. Oxford. Class Mods. (M.A.) ; New Judge, Victoria, from 1884; Dublin, 497 MOLESWORTH WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Eliza 23 Feb. 1842 ; m. 1st, 1868, Emily dresses and literary essays published in

2nd d. of late William Jlutledge ; 2nd, 1882 Magazines. Recreations : in early life, Alice Henrietta, 3rd d. of Floyd M. Peck cricket, lawn-tennis, riding, mountain-climb- Actin Called to Bar, Victoria, 1864; ing ; la.ter, golf ; chief tastes were science Supreme Court Judge, 1891. Address and literature. Address : 86 Stephen's Edlington, Auburn, Melbourne, Victoria Green, Dublin. [Died 1 Oct. 1906. 1907 Club : Melbourne. [Died 17 J'tli/ MOLLOY, Yen. John, Rector of Taughboyne 8th Viscount Rev MOLESWORTH, (cr. 1716), from 1878 ; Archdeacon of Raphoe from of Samuel Molesworth ; Baron Philipstown 1900. Ordained, 1870; Curate of Ray- of St. Petrock Corn 1716 ; Rector Minor, mochy, 1870-72; Hoby, 1872-74; Taugh- Walter Molesworth wall, 1876-98 [Sir boyne, 1874-76 and 1878-86 ; Carwall, 1876- I. to Palestine 3rd accompanied Edward ; 1878. Address : Taughboyne, Churchtown, Viscount was aide-de-camp and saved the Londonderry. [Died 16 Aug. 191:5. life of 1st Duke of Marlboro ugh at Ramillies. MOLLOY, J. Fitzgerald. Publications : Co became Commander-in-Chief in 1706 ; Life below Stairs, or London under b. 19 Dec. 1829 s. of John Ireland] ; ; Capt. First Georges, 1882 ; Court Life below SI Molesworth, R.N., and Louisa, d. of Dr or London under the Last Georges, 1883 S. uncle 1875 is : Tomkyns' ; ; m. 1st, Georgina It no Wonder, 1882 What hast d. of 4th George Bagot Gosset, Dragoon done ? 1883 ; Life and Adventures of 1862 Guards, (d. 1879) ; 2nd, Agnes (d. 1905) Woffington, 1884 ; Royalty Restored, 1885 ; d. of Renfrewshire Dugald Dove, Nutshill, Famous Plays, 1886 ; That Villain Romeo, 1883 three s. three d. Educ. : Chelten- ; 1886 ; A Modern Magician, 1887 ; The Life St. John's Coll. M.A. ordained ham, Camb., ; and Adventures of Edmund Kean, 1888 ; 1865. Heir : s. Hon. Moles- George Bagot The Faiths of the Peoples, 1892 ; An worth. Address : Lansdowne Crescent, Excellent Knave, 1893; His Wife's Soul, Bath. Club : Carlton. 1893 ; The Most Gorgeous Lady Blessington, 6 June 1906. [Died 1896 ; A Justified Sinner, 1897 ; Historical Rev. Sir St. A. MOLESWORTH-ST. AUBYN, and Biographical Studies, 1897 ; Romance 12th cr. J.P. Header, Bt., 1869; M.A., ; of the Irish Stage, 1897 ; The Queen's Com- b. 1833 2nd s. of Rev. Hender Molesworth- ; rade, 1901 ; The Sailor King, His Court St. of Cornwall. S. Aubyn, Clowance, and His Subjects, 1903 ; The Romance of kinsman, llth Bt. 1912; m. 1st, 1862, Royalty, 1904; The Russian Court in the Caroline, 3rd d. of Rev. Charles Wheler, of 18th Century, 1905.; Sir Joshua and His Ledston Hall, Yorkshire, and Otterden Circle, 1906. [Died 19 March 1908. Place, Kent; 2nd, 1902, Ingeborg Alfhild, MOLONEY, Sir Cornelius Alfred, K.C.M.G. ; e. d. of I. V. Sigvald Muller of Beaucliff, cr. 1890 ; Governor of Trinidad and Tobago, s. d. : Newquay, Cornwall ; two two Educ. 1900-07 ; b. 1848 ; m. 1st, 1881, Constance Helston ; Marlborough ; Ox- Christchurch, (d. 1891), d. of W. Clifford Knight; 2nd, ford Wells. Curate ; Theological College, 1897, Frances, d of H. Owen Lewis, J.P., of Ledsham, Yorkshire, 1858-60; Budock, D.L. Educ. : Sandhurst. Served Ashantee 1860-62 Cornwall, ; Swindon, Staffordshire, War, 1873-74; Secretary of Gold Coast, 1862-66 ; 1st Perpetual Curate, 1866-68 ; 1879-84 ; Administrator of Gambia Settle- Vicar of Collingham, Yorkshire, 1868-74. ment, 1884-86 ; of Lagos, 1886-90 ; Gover- Heir : e. s. Hugh, b. 1865. Address : Clow- nor of British Honduras 1891-97 ; of the Cornwall. Clubs : Oxford and ance, Praze, Windward 1897-1900. Club : Naval Junior Conservative. Islands, Cambridge, and. Military. [Died 13 Aug. 1913. [Died 18 May 1913. MOLONY, Col. Charles Mills, C.B. ; b. Kiltanon, MOLLAN, Lieut.-Gol. William Campbell, C.B. Co. Clare, 26 Jan. 1836 ; 7th s. of James b. m. Maria Emma 1859; 1820; 1849, Molony, D.L., Kiltanon, and Lucy, d. of d. of late C. (d. 1896), Rev. B. Stevenson. e. Sir Trevor Wheler, Bart. ; m. Eliza, d. Served Indian 1857-59 Mutiny, (despatches of Andrew Hamilton, 1866. Educ. : Marl- frequently, medal with clasp, brevet of borough ; Trinity Coll. Dublin. Entered C.B.). Address : Newtown Lieut.-Colonel, Royal Artillery at first open examination, House, Thomastown, Kilkenny. Club : 1855 ; appointed, 1861 ; Superintendent of United Service. 13 Feb. 1910. [Died Proof and Government Inspector at Sir MOLLOY, Colonel Edward, C.B. 1900 ; s. of William Armstrong and Co.'s, Elswick, 1864 ; Robert s. of William of Molloy, Molloy Capt. Instructor Royal Gun Factories, Wool- Ireland m. Rockvalley, King's County, ; wich, and Assist.-Superintendent of same, d. of Mary Burnett, Surgeon- General S. C. its 1867 ; joined Control Department on Townsend, C.B., 4 Baring Crescent, Exeter. formation, 1870 ; appointed to Ordnance Educ. : Radley, Addiscombe. Served Cos- Ports- Department, 1876 ; served therein at siah and Jyntiah Hills, 1862-63 Assam, ; mouth, Hong-Kong, Woolwich, Dover and Bhootan Campaign, 1865, medal and clasp ; ; appointed Commissary- General of Devonport N.-W. Frontier India, 1868, clasp; of 1887. Deco- 1878-80 March from Kabul Ordnance, 1882; retired, Afghan War, ; rated for services in connection with the to and battle of de- Kandahar, Kandahar, fitting out of various in Egypt twice Achakzai expeditions spatches ; Expedition ; and South Africa between 1882 and 1887. Marri Expedition, medal with clasp, bronze Address : St. Catharine's Priory, Guildford. of star, brevet major ; Hazara campaign, Clubs : Junior United Service, Baldwin ; 1891, despatches, clasp ; Isezai expedition, Surrey Co., Guildford. I Feb. 1893, despatches. [Died 1905. [Died 14 Aug. 1901. MOLLOY, Gerald (Rt. Rev. Monsignor), D.D., MOLYNEUX, Major Edward Mary Joseph, D.Sc. Rector of the Catholic ; University D.S.O. 1900; Indian Army; Squadron of Ireland ; b. Mount Tallant near House, Commander 12th Cavalry ; b. 13 Mar. 1866 ; 10 Sept. 1834. Edue. : Castle- s. of Dublin, late Henry Molyneux ; m. 1902, Mary knock Coll. Coll. ; Maynooth Professor of Alison, y. d. of Thomas H. W. Knolles of Theology, Maynooth Coll., 1857-74; Pro- Oatlands, Co. Cork. Educ. : Stonyhurst fessor of Natural Philosophy in Catholic College. Viceroy's gold medal for best University of Ireland, 1874-87; Fellow of picture painted in India, 1895, 1898, and the of Royal University Ireland, 1882-87 ; 1901. Entered 3rd Dragoon Guards from Member of the Senate of the Univer- Royal Sandhurst, 1887 ; transferred to Indian and from 1890. Publications : sity, 1880-82, Staff Corps, 1891 ; passed in Russian, 1890 ; and 1870 Geology Revelation, ; Gleanings served in Indian Frontier Campaign of 1897 ;

in 1888 ; The Irish Shall Science, Difficulty, South African War, 1899 ; large pictures and 1897 occasional scientific Will, ; ad- hung in Royal Academy, 1899, 1900, 1901 498 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MONCRIEFF

for 1904, and 1909. Decorated conspicuou MONCKTON, Colonel Hon. Horace Manners ; Colenso on 20 Feb. i s. of Viscount gallantry at 1900, on retired list ; b. 1824 ; 5th river under fir swimming Tugela heavy Galway ; m. 1st, 1856, Georgina (d. 1879), with a from Boers, whilst covering party o d. of Sir T. W. White, 2nd Bt. ; 2nd, 1885, Thorneycroft's Mounted Infantry the attac Emily Sarah, d. of late James Cooper, and of General Hart's Brigade. Recreations widow of T. Till. Educ. : Sandhurst. painting, polo, mountaineering, swimming Served India, 1848-49 (wounded, medal with Address : India 12th Cavalry, Punjab, two clasps) ; Crimea, 1855-56 (Turkish Club : Cavalry. [Died 29 Jan. 1913 medal). Address : Whitecairn, Wellington Berks. Club : United Rev. Alfred Williams, M.A., D.Sc College Station, MOMERIE, Service. 14 Jan. 1904. o. [Died LL.D. ; b. London, 22 Mar. 1848 ; c of strict Nonconformists father a cr. ; congre MONCKTON, Sir John Braddick, Kt. ; minister Ada wido gational ; m. Louisa, 1880; F.S.A. ; Town Clerk of London, 1873 ; 1896. : of of Charles E. Herne, Educ. Citj Lieut, of the City of London ; Officer

of London School ; Edinburgh and Camb Order of Redeemer of Greece ; of Leopold Universities in medallist in of ; Edinburgh, Belgium ; Kt. of Golden Lion of Nassau, first-class Metaphysics and honours in and of Lion and Sun of Persia ; had Queen

Philosophy ; in Cambridge, senior in Mora Victoria's Jubilee commemoration medal Science Prizeman anc s. Tripos ; Wright's and clasp ; b. 1832 ; of John Monckton, Fellow of St. John's College. Curate o solicitor, Maidstone ; m. Maria Louisa, d. 1878-79 of : Leigh, Manchester, ; Extension P. B. Long, 1858. Educ. Rugby ; Lecturer for Cambridge University on King's Coll. London. Address : 19 Sack- 1879 Professor ol ville : English Literature, ; Street, W. ; The Guildhall, E.G. Club Logic and Metaphysics, King's Coll. London Conservative. [Died 3 Feb. 1902. 1880-91 Select 1883 ; Preacher, Cambridge, 2nd Baron Morning Preacher, Foundling 1884- MONCREIFF, (cr. 1873), Baronet, Hospital, Nova Scotia U.K. 1890. While waiting for a vacant church (cr. 1626), (cr. 1871), Henry James Moncreiff ; b. 24 1840 ; or proprietary chapel, preached with the Apr. 3. s. of 1st Baron and o. d. of R. permission of the Bishop of London in the Isabella, Bell ; S. father 1895 m. d. of Portman Baker Street. Publica- ; 1st, Susan, Rooms, Sir William Dick Cunyngham, 1866 (d. 1869) ; tions : Personality ; Origin of Evil ; Defects d. of Col. of of 2nd, Millicent, Fryer Moulton Modern Christianity ; Agnosticism ; Belief Paddocks, Newmarket, 1873 (d. 1881). in God ; Basis of Religion ; Inspiration : Educ. Edinburgh ; Harrow ; Trin. Coll. Church and Creed ; Preaching and Hearing Camb. B.A., LL.B., first class honours and other Sermons ; The Future of Religion ; Law 1861. Advocate Scottish The English Church and the Romish Schism Tripos, Bar, : : 1863; Advocate-Depute, 1866, 1868-74, Recreations rowing, riding." Address 9 1881 ; Sheriff of Renfrew and Bute, 1881- Hyde Park Mansions," N. W. Clubs : Garrick, 1888 ; L.L., 1901 ; a Judge Ranelagh. [Died 6 Dec. 1900. Kinross-shire, of the Supreme Courts, Scotland, 1888-1905. MOMMSEN, Theodor, historian; b. Garding Publication : Review in Criminal Cases, 1877. in Schleswig, 30 Nov. 1817. Educ. : Uni- Recreations : golf, shooting. Heir : b. versities of Altona and Kiel. Travelled in Rev. the Hon. Robert C. Moncreiff. Ad- France and dress : Italy, 1844-47 ; edited Schleswig- 15 Great Stuart Street, Edinburgh ;

HoMeinische Zeitung, 1848 ; Professor of Tulliebole Castle, Kinross. Clubs : Brooks's, of Jurisprudence, Leipzig, 1848-50 ; Rqman Athenaeum ; New, Edinburgh. Law, Zurich, 1852-54; Breslau, 1854-58; [Died 3 March 1909. Ancient 1858 elected Per- History, Berlin, ; MONCREIFF, 3rd Baron (cr. 1873), Baronet, petual Secretary of Berlin 1873 Academy, ; Nova Scotia (cr. 1626), U.K. (cr. 1871), Rev. , member of the Chamber of Deputies, Prussia, Robert Chichester Moncreiff Vicar of 1873-82 for ; ; tried slandering Bismarck, but Tanworth-in-Arden from 1885 ; b. 24 Aug. in both Courts of acquitted Appeal, 1883 ; 1843 s. of ; 1st Baron and Isabella, o. d. of edited the Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum R. Bell ; m. 1871, Florence Kate, d. of Col. for many years, and also the Monumenta R. H. FitzHerbert ; one s. three d. ; S. Germaniae historica. Publications : de col- brother, 1909. Educ. : Trinity College, et sodalitiis legiis Romanorum, 1843 ; die Cambridge. Ordained, 1870 ; Vicar of romischen in administrativen Bezie- Tribus, Clifton-on-Teme, 1875-85. Heir : s. Hon. 1844 oskische 1845 hung, ; Studien, ; Nach- James Arthur FitzHerbert Moncreiff b. die unteritalischen ; trage, 1846; Dialekte, 19 July 1872. Address : The Vicarage, 1850 uber das 1850 ; Munzwesen, ; Corpus Tanworth-in-Arden, Birmingham. inscriptionum 1851 Dio- "neapolitinarum, ; [Died 13 May 1913 cletian's Edict de pretiis rerum venalium," 1851 MONCRIEFF, Col. Sir Alexander, K.C.B., cr. ; romische Geschichte, 1853-56 ; 1890 J.P. invented the Moncrieff Geschichte ; F.R.S., ; des romischen Miinzwesens, 1860 ; of ordnance b. die Chronik des system mounting heavy ; Cassiodorus Senator, 1861 ; Scotland, 17 April 1829; e. s. of late romische Forschungen, 1864 ; Res gestae, Moncrieff divi Capt. of Culfargie ; m. 1875, Augusti, 1865 ; romisches Staatsrccht. o. d. of James 1871-86. Address : Charlottenburg, Berlin. Harriet, Rimington Wilson, Broomhead Yorks four s. three d. [Died 1 Nov. 1903. Hall, ; Educ. : Edinburgh, Aberdeen. Thanked by MONCK, Hon. Charles ; e. s. Henry Stanley Government for topographical information and heir of 5th Viscount Monck ; Captain furnished to the Colonial Office at the request Coldstream Guards b. 9 Nov. 1876 m. ; ; of the Gov.-Gen. of Canada served in 1904, Mary Florence, d. of Sir. W. ; Portal, Forfarshire Militia, afterwards in 3rd Brigade 2nd Bt. one s. one d. Served S. ; Africa, Scot. Div. R.A., which he commanded; 1899-1902. Heir: s. Henry Wyndham engaged for eight years by War Office at Stanley ; b. 11 Dec. 1905. Address :' Charle- Royal Arsenal in applying his inventions. ville, Enniskerry, Co. Wicklow. Clubs : Publications : various papers on Fortifica- Guards' Kildare Dublin. ; Street, tion, advocating invisibility and dispersion 21 Oct. 1914. [Died of heavy guns, and application of the dis- Lieut.-Gen. Hon. Richard b. 1829 MONCK, ; ; appearing or Moncrieff system. Recrea~ s. of 4th Viscount m. : Monck ; 1861, Frances tions golf, capt. Royal Wimbledon Club, Elizabeth Owen Cole. Entered 1849 army, ; 1894; painting. Address: Bandirran, served* Kaffir 1853 war, (medal) ; retired, Perth, N.B. ; 15 Vicarage Gate, London, W. 1889. Address : 84 Chester Square, S.W. Clubs : Athenaeum, United Service. [Died 7 Oct. 1904. [Died 3 Aug. 1906. 499 MOND WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

F.C.S. Professor MOND, Ludwig, Ph.D., F.R.S., F.I.C., ; of Sanskrit, University of Oxfi Member of the Accademia del Lincei, Rome ; from 1860; Hon. Fellow of Univ. C Vice-President Institution Vice- from Royal ; Oxford, 1892 ; Keeper and perpetual President Chemical Past President Curator . of Society ; Indian Institute, Oxford ; b. Past Presi- Society of Chemical Industry ; Bombay, 12 Nov. 1819 ; 3rd s. of Colonel dent Chemical Section British Association, Monier-Williams, Surveyor- General Bombay 1896 chemist ; manufacturing ; Managing Presidency, and Hannah, d. of J. T. Brown,

Director of Brunner, Mond & Co. Ltd. ; Reporter- Gen. of External Commerce in b. 7 March 1839 s. of Cassel, Germany, ; Bengal ; m. Julia, d. of Rev. F. J. Faithfull, merchant in that Rector of Moritz B. Mond, town ; Hatfleld. Educ. : King's Coll. m. Frida his cousin Balliol 1866, Loewenthal, ; London; Coll. Oxford; E.I.C. two s. Educ. : Cassel Univ. Coll. Polytechnic School, ; Haileybury ; Oxford (M.A.) ; Universities of Marburg and Heidelberg. Fellow of Balliol Coll., 1882-88. Bodeii 1843 Ph.D. (hon.), Padua, 1892, Heidelberg, 1896, Scholar, ; Professor of Sanskrit, E.I.C. D.Sc. to (hon.) Oxon. Came England, 1862, Haileybury, 1844-58 ; proposed founding in Leblanc Indian and was engaged Soda industry, Institute, Oxford, 1875 ; first Indiai introduced his for in of and process recovering journey support it, 1875-76 ; secom from Alkali waste Indian sulphur ; established, in journey, 1876-77; C.I.E., 1880 with J. T. third Indian partnership Brunner, 1873, at journey, 1883-84 ; Chairman Winnington, Northwich, Cheshire, the manu- Faculty of Oriental Studies, Oxford, 1 of 1886 facture Ammonia Soda by the Solvay ; Knight, 1886 ; superintended Process, which he greatly perfected, and pletion pf Indian Institute, Oxford, which works became the largest alkali works Publications : Sanskrit Grammar, 18 in the world ; made and patented many English-Sanskrit Dictionary, 1851 ; Sal inventions of scientific 1853 great and commercial tala, text, ; translation, 1857 ; Vi importance notably a process for the manu- morvasi, text, 1855; Introduction .

facture of Chlorine in conjunction with the Hindustani, 1858 ; Application of Roman Ammonia Soda Process a of to Indian ; new method Alphabet Languages, 1859 ; for o producing gas power and heating pur- Bagh Bahar, 1859 ; Study of Sanskrit in poses, with the recovery of Ammonia as a relation to Missionary Work, 1861; Sanskrit a new form of 1862 Indian bye-product ; gas battery ; Manual, ; Epic Poetry, 1863 ; and a new process for manufacturing pure Practical Hindustani Grammar, 1864, Sans- nickel, based upon the formation of Nickel krit-English Dictionary, 1872; Practical one of a series of Sanskrit 1876 Carbonyl, new chemical Grammar, ; Hinduism, 1877 ; which he Modern India and compounds discovered and inves- Indians, 1878 ; Nalopak- tigated in conjuction with Langer and hyana, 1879; Religious Thought and Life in 1883 Quincke ; founded and endowed the Davy India, ; Holy Bible and Sacred Research of the Books of the 1886 Faraday Laboratory Royal East, ; Buddhism, 1890 ; Institution in 1896. Publications : 1891 Indian numer- Brahmanism, ; Wisdom, 1893 ; ous papers and addresses contributed to Reminiscences of Old Haileybury College, the Transactions and Proceedings of the 1894; New Sanskrit-English Dictionary, Royal Society, the Royal Institution, the 1899 ; various articles. Recreations : in British Association, the Chemical Society, Balliol College boat, 1839; member of the Society of Chemical Industry, and the London Skating Club, 1852; of Oxford dei of 1869 Accademia Lincei Rome. Recreation : Skating Club, ; photography, amateur the collection of works of Art, chiefly of the astronomy. Address : Indian Institute, Oxford Enfield Early Italian School of Painters. Address : ; House, Ventnor, Isle of The Poplars, Avenue Road, Regent's Park, Wight. Club: Grosvenor.

N.W. ; Winnington Hall, near Northwich ; [Died 11 Apr. 1899.

Palazzo Hertz, Rome ; Combe Bank, nr. Charles MONK, James, J.P., D.L. ; M.P. Sevenoaks. Clubs : Athenaeum, Reform, (L.U.), Gloucester, from 1895 ; b. 30 Nov. National Liberal, Savage, Fine 1824 s. of late Burlington ; Bishop of Gloucester and Arts. 11 Dec. 1909. [Died Bristol ; m. 1853, Julia, o. d. of late P. S. Sir cr. Ralli : MONEY, Alonzo, C.B., 1860 ; K.C.M.G., (d. 1870). Educ. Eton Coll. ; Trin. cr. 1898; British Commissioner on the Coll. Camb. (M.A.), B.A. with Honours,. Caisse de la Dette 1847 Sir William Egyptian ; m. 1845, Eliza ; Browne's medallist, 1845 ; Maria Bodham. Bengal Civil Service, 1843- Members' Prizeman for Undergraduates, class 1878 ; had 2nd Osmanieh and Grand 1846, and for B.A.'s, 1847. Barr. Lincoln's Cordon Medjidie. Address : Cairo. Inn, Trinity Term, 1850; Chancellor of [Died 8 Apr. 1900. Bristol, 1855-85, and Chancellor of Glou- William C.S.I. 1859-85 MONEY, James, 1869 ; m. 1861, cester, ; contested Cricklade, 1857 ; 4th d. of M.P. Emily Harriet, General J. C. C. (L.) Gloucester, 1859 ; re-elected 1865, Educ. : Cheltenham and 1880 Gray. ; Haileybury. 1868, 1874, ; retired, 1885 ; con- Entered Civil tested Bengal Service, 1853 ; Assis- (L.U.) Gloucester, 1892; President tant Magistrate and Collector, Monghyr, of Association of Chambers of Commerce 1854 as of United ; was employed Civil Officer with Kingdom from 1881 to 1884; the in the Santal a director of Suez troops Insurrection, 1855- Canal Company, 1884 ; 1856 ; Private Sec. to Sir James Outram was the author of the Revenue Officers' the Disabilities throughout Mutiny ; present at the Removal Act, 1868, which Relief of Lucknow, and final siege, and at enfranchised the civil servants of the Crown the in the Alumbagh (thanked by the Governor- , Post-office, Customs, and Excise. General in Council, despatches, medal and Publication: The Golden Horn, 1850. 2 Recreations : clasps) ; Superintendent of Revenue reading and shooting. Ad- dress : 5 Survey, 1860; Magistrate and Collector, Buckingham Gate, S.W. ; Bedwell Cuttack, 1861-66; District and Sessions Park, Hatfield, Herts. Clubs: Travellers',

Judge, Maimansingh, 1873 ; retired, 1879. Turf, Hurlingham. [Died 10 Nov. 1900. [Died 22 July 1910. MONK, Hon. Frederick Debartzch, K.C., MONEYPENNY, Frederick William, M.V.O. D.C.L. ; Minister of Public Works, Canada, 1905 ; City Chamberlain and Private Secre- from 1911 ; M.P. Jacques-Cartier from 1896 : tary to Lord Mayors of Belfast from 1899 ; Professor of Constitutional Law in Montreal b. s. of 1859 ; 2nd late Joseph Moneypenny. Branch of Laval University; b. Montreal, Address : Wyncote, Strandtown, Belfast. 6 Apr. 1856 : 4th s. of late Hon. Samuel [Died 23 Nov. 1912. Cornwallis Monk, a Judge of the Court of Sir K.C.I.E. MONIER-WILLIAMS, Monier, ; Queen's Bench for the Province of Quebec, cr. 1887 Ph.D. ; D.C.L., LL.D., ; Boden and Rosalie Caroline Debartzch father of 500 ; WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MONTAGU

English descent (Devonshire) ; mother (despatches, brevet Col., medal with six in France French descent ; settled New under clasps, King's medal with two clasps). French : the regime ; m. 1880, Marie-Louise, Address Ahmednagar, India. Club : Naval o. d. of late D. H. Se'ne'cal, advocate. Educ. : and Military. [Died 29 Sept. 1906.

Montreal Coll. ; McGill Univ. Called to MONROE, Rt. Hon. John, P.C. (Ireland), J.P. ; 1878 1893 1896 was Bar, ; Q.C., ; M.P., ; Judge High Court of Justice (Chancery for tvvelve a School Commissioner for years Division), Ireland, from 1885; b. 1839; s. the of Montreal a Roman Catholic City ; ; of John Monroe, of Co. Down m Moira, ; Leader for Province of in Opposition Quebec Lizzie, d. of John Watkins Moule, Elmby House of 1901 Conservative. Commons, ; Lovett, Worcestershire, 1867. Irish Barr. Address : Canada. Ottawa, 1863; Q.C. 1877; Solicitor-General for 15 1914. [Died May Ireland, 1888. Address: Bartra, Dalkey, 1st Baron (cr. 1884), John MONK-BRETTON, Co. Dublin. Club : Kildare Street, Dublin. J.P. b. 18 George Dodson, P.C., D.L., ; [Died 28 Sept. 1899. Oct. 1825; o. s. of Rt. Hon. Sir John MONSON, 8th Baron (cr. 1728), Bt. 1611, Dodson, M.P., and Frances, d. of George Debonnaire John Monson, C.V.O. ; Comp- M.D. m. d. of William Pearson, ; Florence, troller and Treasurer of the Household John Campion, Danny, Sussex, 1856. of H.R.H. the Duke of Saxe Coburg-Gotha ; : Christ Oxford Educ. Eton ; Church, b. 7 March 1830 ; 2nd s. of William John, (B.A.) 1st Class Classics, 1847. Barr. 6th Baron Monson ; S. brother, 1898 ; m. Lincoln's Inn, 1857 ; M.P. (L.) for E. Augusta Louisa Constance, y. d. of Col. Hon. Sussex, 1857-74 ; of House Deputy-Speaker Augustus Ellis, was a Lady-in- Waiting to of 1865-72 Chairman of Commons, ; Ways H.I.H. the Duchess of Saxe Coburg-Gotha, and Means Chairman of Referees Finan- ; ; 1861. Joined 52nd Light Infantry, 1848; cial Secretary to Treasury, 1873-74; M.P. served in Indian Mutiny, 1857 ; was present for 1874-80 for 1880- Chester, ; Scarborough, at the siege of Delhi; retired, 1861. Re- 1884 President of Local Government ; creations : shooting and cricket. Heir : s. Chancellor of of Board, 1880-82; Duchy Hon. Augustus D. J. Monson. Address : Lancaster, 1882-84. Owned about 3100 Burton Hall, Lincoln. Clubs : Army and acres. Heir : s. b. 1863. Address : John, Navy, Marlborough. [Died 18 June 1900. 6 Seamore Place, W. ; Conyboro, Lewis. MONSON, Rt. Hon. Sir Edmund John, 1st Bt., Clubs : Reform, Brooks's, United Uni- cr. 1905; P.C. G.C.B., cr. versity. [Died 25 May 1897. 1893; 1896; G.C.M.G., cr. 1892; G.C.V.O., cr. 1903; MONKSWELL, 2nd Baron (cr. 1885), Robert D.C.L., LL.D., M.A. ; b. Chart Lodge, Collier ; L.C.C. Haggerston Division ; D.L., Kent, 6 Oct. 1834; 3rd s. of 6th Baron J.P. law and afterwards (first Peer, officer, Monson and Eliza, d. of Edmund Larken, member of the Judicial Committee of Privy and brother of 1st Viscount Oxenbridge ; Council) ; b. 26 March 1845 S. London, ; m. Eleanor Catherine Mary, d. of Maj. father 1886 ; m. Mary, 3rd d. of J. A. Hard- Munro, Consul-Gen, at Monte Video. 1881 ; M.P. three s. Liberal. Educ. : castle, ; three s. Educ. : Eton Balliol Coll. Eton 1st ; ; Trinity College, Cambridge. 1st class Oxford. Law and History, 1855 ; Class Law 1866. L.C.C. 1889 to Tripos, Fellow of All Souls Coll. Oxford, 1858; 1907 ; 1903 ; Lord-in-Waiting, Chairman, Examiner for Taylorian Scholarships, 1868. 1892-95 ; Under Secretary for War, 1895 ; Nominated Attach^ ; passed examination ; Chairman of the Royal Commission on the appointed Paris, 1856 ; Florence, 1858 ; Health and Safety of Miners. Publications : Paris, 1858 ; Washington, 1858 ; Private Collier on Contributaries ; Kate Grenville, Secretary late Lord Lyons from then till a novel ; various articles and pamphlets. 1863, when transferred Attache" to Hanover : Heir : s. Hon. Robert A. H. Collier. Ad- promoted 3rd Secretary, 1863 ; transferred dress : Monkswell House, Chelsea Embank- to Brussels, 1863 ; resigned, 1865 ; contested ment, S.W. Clubs : Athenaeum, Brooks's, Reigate, 1865 ; Consul in the Azores, 1869 ; Alpine, National Liberal. Consul-General, Hungary, 1871 ; given local 22 Dec. 1909. [Died rank of 2nd Secretary H.M.'s Embassy at David D.C.L. Hon. Oxon. ; MONRO, Binning, Vienna, 1874 ; special service in Dalmatia Hon. D.Litf. M.A., LL.D., Glasgow; and Montenegro, 1876-77 ; C.B. 1878 ; Dublin ; Vice-Chancellor of Oxford Univer- Minister Resident and Consul-General to

sity ; Provost of Oriel from College, Oxford, Republic of Uruguay, 1879 ; Envoy Extra- 1882 of ; Perpetual Delegate Privileges ; ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Delegate of the Press and of the University Argentine Republic, and Minister Pleni- Museum b. 1836 s. of A. ; ; Binning Monro, potentiary to Paraguay, 1884 ; to the King Ireland Auohenbowie, Stirlingshire. Scholar, of Denmark, 1884 ; to King of the Hellenes, 1858; Latin Essay, 1859. Publication: 1888 1886 Arbitrator between ; K.C.M.G., ; " " Grammar of the Homeric Dialect, Oxford, Denmark and United States Butterfield

1891 (2nd ed.) ; Homer's xiii.-xxiv. Odyssey, claim, 1888 ; Envoy Extraordinary and Address : Oriel College, Oxford. Club : Minister Plenipotentiary to the King of the Athenaeum. 22 1905. [Died Aug. Belgians, 1892 ; Ambassador Extraordinary MONRO, Col. Seymour Charles Hale, C.B. and Plenipotentiary to Emperor of Austria, 1893 Ambassador and Pleni- 1903 ; Brisj.-Gen., commanding Ahmed- ; Extraordinary o. s. to the French 1896- nagar Brigade, 1905 ; b. 22 July 1856 ; potentiary Republic, of C. J. Hale Monro of Ingsdon Manor, S. 1904; held Cross of Legion of Honour. : Devon m. Ida Heir s. Maxwell William Edmund John ; ; 1886, Lady Cpnstance b. 21 1882. Address : 20 Rue Vaughan, e. d. of 5th Earl of Lisburne ; Sept. Chalgrin, Paris. Clubs : Reform. two s. one d. Entered army, 1876 ; Capt. Brooks's, 28 Oct. 1909. 1888 ; Major, 1888 ; Brevet Lieut.-Colonel, [Died 1896 ; Colonel, 1900 ; served Afghan War, MONTAGU of Beaulieu, 1st Baron (cr. 1885), 1878-80 (wounded) ; March to Candahar Henry John Douglas- Scott-Montagu, D.L., and battle of Rifle Candahar (severely wounded, J.P. ; Hon. Col. 4th Hampshire Volun- s. despatches, medal with four clasps, bronze teers from 1885 ; b. 5 Nov. 1832 ; 2nd Tel-el- decoration) ; Egypt, 1882, including of 5th Duke of Buccleuch and Queensberry Kebir (medal with clasp, Khedive's star) ; and Charlotte Anne, d. of 2nd Marquis of South Africa, 1884 (despatches) ; Hazara, Bath ; m. Hon. Cecily Susan Montagu- 1891 (medal with clasp) ; Chitral Relief Stuart-Wortley, d. of 2nd Baron Wharncliffe, : Force, 1895.(despatches, brevet Lieut.-Col., 1865 ; two s. one d. Educ. Eton. M.P.

medal with clasp) ; N.W.F. India, 1897-98 (C.) Selkirkshire, 1861-68; South Hamp- - of (two clasps) South Africa 1899 1908 shire, 1868-84 ; official Verderer New 501 MONTAGU WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Forest, 1890-92. Owned about 9000 acres (honourably mentioned, Brevet Major, star) Heir : s. John Walter Edward Montagu W. Africa, 1900 (despatches twice, Breve : Palao Address 3 Tilney Street, W. ; Lt.-Col., medal with clasp) ; West Africa House, Beaulieu, Southampton. Clubs (S. Nigeria), 1901-2, 1902-3 (despatches

Carlton, St. Stephen's ; Royal Yach twice, Brevet Col., medal with clasp, C.B.) Squadron, Cowes. [Died 4 Nov. 1905 West Africa (S. Nigeria), 1903-4 (' 2 P.C. b spatches, clasps) ; West Africa (S. Nigeri MONTAGU, Rt. Hon. Lord Robert, ; s. of 6th 1904-5 (clasp). Address: Old Calabi Melchbourne, 24 Jan. 1825 ; 2nd S. : Duke of Manchester. Educ. : Trin. Coll Nigeria. Club Junior Naval a 4 191 Camb. (M.A.). M.P. Huntingdonshire, 1859 Military. [Died Apr. Sir 1874; for Westmeath, 1874-80; Vice MONTEFIORE, Joseph Sebag-, J.P., K.B. ., cr. President of Council, 1867-69. Publica- 1896 ; Italian Consul- General in London from tions : Naval Architecture and Treatise on 1896 ; Lieut, of City of London ; b. in 1822 s. of Sir Shipbuilding, 1852; Mirror America ; Solomon Sebag, n. of Moses

1861 ; Words on Garibaldi, 1861 ; Four Monteflore, 1st Bt., whose surname he used Con' Licence Sheriff Experiments in Church and State, and by Royal ; widower ; High of flict of Utilisation 1889. Address : 4 Park Churches, 1864 ; Sewage Kent, Hyde Gardens,

1866 is Education ? 1869 A W. ; East Cliff ; What ; Lodge, Ramsgate. 18 Lecture to Working Men, 1870 ; Arbitration [Died Jan. 1903. instead of and a Defence of the Com- War, MONTGOMERIE, Admiral John Eglinton, C.B. mune, 1872 ; Register, Register, Register 1875, R.N. (retired) ; b. 1825 ; ff.s. of late 1873 Errors ; Some Popular concerning Alexander Montgomerie, b. of 12th Earl of Politics and Religion, 1874 ; Expostulation Eglinton and Winton. Entered navy, 1840 ; in extremis remarks on Mr. Gladstone's ; Vice-Admiral, 1884; served China, 1854 Vatican Decrees, 1874; Foreign Policy (medal) ; naval A.D.C. to the Queen, 1876-78. and the Eastern 1877 England Question, Address : Newfleld, Kilmarnock, N.B. Club Our 1878 Reasons for Sunday Fireside, ; United Service. [Died 10 Sept. 1 the Roman 1882 Address leaving Church, ; Rear-Admiral Robert on the Times of the or Home Rule MONTGOMERIE, Stuarts, bald C.B. 1892 C.M.G. 1904 R.N. in Home James, ; ; 1588, 1688, 1788, 18881886; Commodore 2nd Class (temporary) command Rule, Rome Rule, 1886; Recents Events " " ing ; b. 11 1855 ; s. with a Clue to their 1st and 2nd Charybdis Sept. Solution, James Montgomerie, M.D., of Edinburgh ed., 1886 ; 3rd ed., 1888 ; Scylla or Charyb- m. 1886, Aletha, e. d. of Spencer Charrington. dis ? or Gladstone ? which ? 1887 Salisbury ; Entered 1869 1878 The Sower and the 1887 Whither R.N., ; Lieutenant, ; Virgin, ; Commander, 1887; Captain, 1893; served are we Drifting ? 1887 ; The Pope, the Egyptian War, 1882 ; present at Tel-el-Kebir Government, and the Plan of Campaign, (medal and clasp, bronze star) ; Nile expedi- 1888 ; Tercentenary of the defeat of the tion, 1885-86 (despatches specially, clasp) Spanish Defeat of the Armada, 1888; operations against Sultan of 1" 1888 The Lambeth or Witu, Armada, ; Judgment, medal). Has Albert, Stanho Masks of 1891. Address (despatches, Sacerdotalism, and Humane medals for saving 91 S.W. Club Society Queen's Gate, London, Address: 22 Embankment Gardens, S.W. Athenaeum. [Died 6 1902. May Clubs : United Service, Junior United Rear-Adm. Victor MONTAGU, Hon. Alexander ; Service, Bath. [Died 1 Sept. 1 C.B. 1907 to 8th Earl of Sand- ; heir-pres. MONTGOMERIE, Samuel Hynman, J.P., D.L., wich ; b. 20 Apr. 1841 ; 2nd s. of 7th Earl Ayrshire ; and J.P. County Lincoln ; b. of Sandwich m. d. of ; Lady Agneta Yorke, s. of 1856 ; 2nd late Henry Hynman Allenby 4th Earl of 1867 one s. three d. Hardwicke, ; of Kenwick Hall, County Lincoln, and Eliza, Joined Dec. 1853 served in navy, ; Baltic, d. Lincoln of Titus Bourne, of Alford, Co. ; Black 1855, and until end of 1854; Sea, m. 1885, Lady Sophia Constance, e. d. of war China war of 1857 Indian ; ; Mutiny 14th Earl of Eglinton. Educ. : Radley. with Naval in 1857-58 and of Brigade part Late Captain and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. 1859 ; promoted by Order in Council, and Lincolnshire Regt. ; member of Royal Com- received thanks of both Houses of Parlia- pany of Archers ; assumed by Royal licence ment for services in Naval 1860 Brigade, ; in 1893 the surname of Montgomerie only. served in Channel Fleet, and Mediterranean, Address : Southannan, Fairlie, N.B. Clubs : W. Indian stations ; part of time, Senior Boodle's ; Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes. Officer, coast of Carlist Riots retired Spain, ; [Died 16 June 1915. in 1886 as a P. 6 2 Captain ; medals, stars, MONTGOMERY, Sir Graham Graham, 3rd Bt. and 3 clasps. Publications : A Middy's of of Stanhope ; cr. 1801 ; Lord-Lieutenant Recollections from 1898 1853-60, ; Reminis- s. Kinross-shire ; b. Scotland, 9 July 1823 ; 1910. Recreations : of de- cences, every of 2nd Bt. and Helen, 2nd d. of Thomas scription. Address : 43 Rutland Gate, S.W. Graham of Kinross, N.B. ; S. father 1839. Clubs : National Sporting, Thames Royal Educ. : Christ Church, Oxford (M.A.). M.P. Yacht ; Royal Yacht Squadron, Cowes. for Peeblesshire, 1852-68 ; for Peeblesshire 30 Jan. 1915. [Died and Selkirkshire, 1868-80; Junior Lord of MONTAGUE, Major-Gen. William Edward, the Treasury, 1866-68, 1880. Owned about C.B. 1882 retired b. 30 Jan. s. ; ; 1838 ; of 20,700 acres. Recreations : shooting. Heir: of Gloucester m. W. Montague ; 1865, Alice, s. James, b. 1850. Address : Stobo Castle, d. of P. Mitchell, R.I. Educ. : Bromsgrove Stobo, N.B. Clubs : Carlton, Conservative, Grammar School. Merchant 1853- service, Wellington ; New, Edinburgh. 1859 94th 1860 ; joined Regt. ; Lieut.-Col. [Died 2 June 1901. 1880 served in Zulu as of ; war, 1879, Brigade MONTGOMERY, Sir James Graham, 4th Bt. 2nd 1st and as cr. b. 1850 Major, Brigade, Division, Stanhope ; 1801 ; D.L. ; 6 Feb. ; Staff Officer to General Sir Baker Russell ; s. of 3rd Bt. and Alice, d. of late J. J. Hope commanded 94th Boer : Regt. throughout war, Johnstone ; S. father 1901. Educ. Eton. when he undertook the defence of Lt.-Col. 1880-81, Joined Coldstream Guards, 1869 ; Standerton Address : (despatches, C.B.). retired, 1883 ; served Egypt, 1882, including Torrs Park, Ilfracombe. Tel-el-Mahuta (medal witli clasp, Khedive's [Died 5 June 1906. star). Owned about 20,700 acres. Heir : Col. Arthur C.B. : MONTANARO, Forbes, 1905 ; b. Basil Templer, b. 1852. Address Stobo Commandant West African 1902. Regt. ; R.A. Castle, Stobo, N.B. [Died 7 Nov. b. 14 Oct. 1862. cr. (retired) ; Entered army, MOODY, Sir James Matthew, Kt., 1909; 1881 1890 ; Capt. ; Major, 1899 ; Lt.-Col. Medical Superintendent London Co. Asylum, 1900 Col. 1902. s. late John ; Served Ashanti, 1895-96 Cane Hill, from 1883 ; y. of 502 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MOORE

Moody, Fleet Surgeon. R.N., of Great Warley, Oil Rivers (Niger Coast) Protectorate and o. c. of Donald Mac- Essex, and Flora, Captain adjoining native territories, 1892 ; Acting North British Fusiliers, of donald, Tormore, Commissioner and Consul-General, 1892-95 ; Alice d. of - Isle of Skye ; m. 1885, Harriett, Commissioner and Consul General Niger late Alfred Blackburne Frend of Oakland's, Coast Protectorate, 1896-1900. Address: Worplasdon, Guildford. Educ. : St. Edward's 17 Thurloe Square, S.W. Club : St. James's. Grammar School, Oxford ; Brentwood [Died 13 Sept. 1909. St. Thomas's London. School ; Hospital, s. MOORE, Count Arthur John ; b. 1849 ; of Assistant Medical Officer, Asylum, Charles Brpokwood Moore of Mooresfort, Tipperary ; m. 1876 - 83. Recreations : caravaning Surrey, 1877, Mary Lucy, d. of Sir Charles Clifford, and country pursuits generally. Address : 1st Bt. ; M.P. Clonmel, 1874-85; High Cane Hill, Coulsdon, Surrey. Club : Con- Sheriff of Tipperary, 1878 ; Chamberlain of sti.utional. [Died 21 Sept. 1915. to the Honour Pope ; created Count and 2nd Bt. cr. MOON, Rev. Sir Edward Graham, ; Commander of the Order of Gregory by the of from 1859 1855 ; Rector Fetcham, Surrey, ; Pope, 1879 ; M.P. (N.) Londonderry City, e. s. of 1st Bt. Lord b 1 March 1825 ; ; Mayor 1899-1900. Heir: s. Charles Joseph, b. S. father 1871 m. : of London 1855 ; ; 1851, 1880. Address 64 Princes Gate, S.W. ; e. d. of late T. Ellen, Sidney, Leyton House, Mooresfort, Tipperary ; Aherlow Castle, Essex, formerly M.P. for Stafford. Educ. : Bansha, Co. Tipperary. Magdalen Coll. Oxford. Demy of Magdalen, [Died 5 Jan. 1904. treasurer of the of the 1843-51 ; Corporation MOORE, Maj.-Gen. Arthur Thomas, V.C. 1857 ; Almoner of Christ's Sons of the Clergy ; C.B. 1887; b. 20 Sept. 1830; s. of late Recreations : winner of Hospital. rowing ; Edward Francis Moore ; m. Annie, d. of Oxford Univ. sculls, 1846 ; Diamond sculls, Henry Leslie Prentice, J.P., D.L. of Ennis- 1847. 1846 ; Grand Challenge cup, Henley, lare, Co. Armagh, and Caledon, Co. Tyrone. : s. Col. Francis b. 1891. Heir Sidney Graham, Entered army, 1850 ; Major-General, 1855. Address: Fetcham Rectory, Surrey. Served with Persian expedition, 1856-57 : Club Oxford and Cambridge. (medal and clasp, V.C.) ; Indian Mutiny, 21 Feb. 1904. [Died 1857-59 (despatches, medal with clasp) ; 3rd Bt. MOON, Sir Francis Sidney Graham, ; as Adjutant, 3rd (Queen's Own) Bombay Batt. East in cr. 1855 ; Col. 4th Surrey Regt. ; Light Cavalry, with Sir Hugh Rose's force b. 1855 e. s. Hon. Major in army ; 4 May ; Central India. Address: 18 Waterloo of 2nd Bart, and Ellen, e. d. of late T. Sidney, Road, Dublin. [Died 24 Apr. 1913. retired. M.P. for Leyton House, Essex, MOORE, Arthur William, C.V.O. 1902, M.A., Educ. : Eton. Stafford ; S. father 1904. J.P. ; Speaker of the House of Keys ; b. Served South Africa (Queen's medal, - clasps). 1853 ; s. of late W. F. Moore, J.P., Cronk- Recreations : hunting, shooting, fishing. bourne, Isle of Man ; m. 1887, Louisa Heir : n. Arthur Wilfred b. 1905. Graham, Elizabeth Wynn, d. of Ven. Archdeacon : Address Ballands Hall, Fetcham, Surrey. : Hughes-Games ; one s. two d. Educ. Club : Junior United Service. class Rugby ; Trinity Coll. Cambridge. 1st 30 Jan. 1911. [Died Honours Historical Tripos, 1875. Principal

MOON, George Washington, Hon. F.R.S.L. ; publications : The Surnames and Place-

Author, Poet, Critic, Theologian, Antiquarian names of the Isle of Man, 1890 ; The Folk- b. 15 June 1823 and Inventor ; London, ; lore of the Isle of Man, 1891 ; The Diocese d. : m. 1853, Anne Stacey ; two Educ. of Sodor and Man (S.P.C.K. Series), 1893 ; private school, Barnet. Publications : The A History of the Isle of Man, 1900. Address :

Dean's English ; The Bishop's English ; Woodbourne House, Douglas, Isle of Man. Ecclesiastical The Revisers' English ; Eng- [Died 12 Nov. 1909. lish Bad ; The King's English; English MOORE, Charles Thomas John, C.B. 1887 ; in Exposed ; Common Errors Speaking and Colonel (retired) 4th Batt. Lincoln Regt. ; or the Side Writing ; Queer English, Funny D.L. Lincolnshire ; Chairman of County

of our Language ; Elijah the Prophet, an (Holland) Quarter Sessions and of County and in cantos of epic poem twelve ; Poems Love District Council and Poor Law Guardians ; and Soul's Answered b. e. s. of late Home ; The Inquiries ; Moulton, 17 May 1827 ; Rev. The Soul's Desires Breathed to God ; The Charles Moore, J.P., Rector of Wyberton, and

Soul's Comfort in Sorrow ; The Monograph Elizabeth Anna, d. and eventual heiress of Portrait in the National Gospel ; The 30,000 Thomas Tunnard of Frampton Hall ; m. of the Gallery ; The Discovery long-lost 1849, Frances Mary Vassall, d. of H. R. Roe Titian a Portrait of Cardinal Bembo ; and of Gnaton Hall, Devon, High Sheriff of Legal Fiction, entitled He : With all My Lincolnshire, 1856. Educ. : private school etc. editor Worldly Goods I Thee Endow, ; and Lincoln Coll., Oxford. In 1851, having, of 13th ed. of Men and Women of the Time. as Deputy- Lieutenant of the County, chiefly Patentee of several inventions, one for ex- raised the Royal South Lincoln Militia from tracting gold from quartz, also several for 100 to 1000, the authorities prevailed upon the automatic coupling of railway waggons. him to become a senior Captain, from which Recreations : collecting valuable pictures, he became Major in 1856, and Lieut.-Col. Limoges and Byzantine enamels, and rare commanding in Jan. 1869, having for some curios. Address : 7 Prince's Terrace, years previously had command (the Colonel Sussex Irish Square, Brighton. being absent) ; he served in English and [Died 11 March 1909. garrisons for some years. Decorated for Sir cr. b. MOON, Richard, 1st Bt. ; 1887 ; services in the Militia. Recreations : formerly 23 Feb. d. of Brockle- 1815 ; m. Eleanor, J. hunting and shooting, but later antiquarian bank, Hazelholm, Cumberland, 1840. Chair- and public business. Address : Frampton man of London and North Western Railway, Hall, near Boston, Lines. 1861-91. Heir: g.s. Cecil, b. 1867. Ad- [Died 17 May 1900. dress : Copsewood Grange, Coventry. MOORE, Rev. Monsignor Clement Harington, [Died 17 Nov. 1899. M.A. ; Rector of St. Joseph's Church for Sir in MOOR, Ralph Denham Rayment, K.C.M.G. ; English-speaking Catholics Florence ; b. cr. 1897 ; High Commissioner, Southern Wimborne, St. Giles', Dorsetshire, 23 Nov. from 1900 retired Oct. 1903 b. s. Robt. Nigeria, ; ; 1845 ; 3rd of late Rev. Moore, Rector s. 1860 ; of late W. H. Moor, M.D., Bunting- of St. Giles' and Prebendary of Salisbury.

ford, Herts ; m. 1898, Adrienne Burns, widow Educ. : privately, and at Christ Church, of J. : Served District Burns. Educ. home. Oxford ; subsequently at St. Mary's College, Inspector Royal Irish Constabulary, 1881-91; Oscott. Ordained Deacon by Bishop of in of Deputy Commissioner and Vice-Consul the Oxford 1868 ; Priest by Bishop Win- 503 MOORE WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

1869 Curate of and St. Chester, ; Wantage MOORE-LANE, Col. George Howard, C.M._ Oxford received into the R.C. Barnabas, ; 1900; Army Pay Department; North Church, ordained Priest, Gloucestershire 1872; 1875, by Regt. (retired) ; b. 1844

Bishop Ullathorne ; Chaplain to Entered Kensington army, 1864 ; Chief Paymaster, Catholic Public School, 1875-77 ; assistant South-East District ; Col., 1901 ; served Priest of Pro-Cathedral, Kensington, from South African War, 1900-2. Address: 22 1877-83 of ; Administrator Pro-Cathedral, Godwyne Road, Dover. 1883-89 named Private Chamberlain of ; His [Died 11 June 1905, Holiness Pope Leo XIII., 1887 ; founded the Rt. Rev. MOORHOUSE, James, D.D., Litt.D. ; Catholic Church in English Florence, 1892 ; b. 1826 ; s. of James Moorhouse, Sheffield ; created Domestic Prelate of the 1893 Pope, ; m. d. (d. 1906) of Rev. Canon Sale, Vicar of 1900 retired from Protonotary Apostolic, ; Sheffield, 1861. Educ. : John's College, ill-health, 1905. Address: 11, Via S. Cambridge. Formerly Curate of St. Neots, Caterina, Pisa. [Died 30 Nov. 1905. 1853-55; Sheffield, 1855-59; Hornsey, 1859-61 MOORE, Rev. Daniel, Chaplain-Ordinary to ; Vicar of St. John's, Fitzroy Square,

Victoria 1862 ; Vicar of and Queen from 1870 ; Prebendary of Paddington Rural Dean, St. Paul's from Warburtonian 1880 ; b. Coventry, 23 June 1867-76; Lecturer, 1874; 1809 ; 3rd s. of George Moore, ribbon manu- chaplain-in-ordinary and Prebendary of facturer, and Hannah, d. of John Shaw, Caddington Major in St. Paul's Cathedral, ribbon 1874-76 of 1876-86 manufacturer ; m. Fanny Henrietta, ; Bishop Melbourne, ; d. of George Lackington, 1844. Educ. : St. Bishop of Manchester, 1836-1903. Publica- John's Free tions : Nature and 1861 Grammar School, Coventry ; Revelation, ; Our St. Catherine's Coll. Camb. Senior Optime Lord Jesus Christ, the Subject of Growth in Wisdom The Nqrrisian Prizeman, 1837 and 1839 ; Hulsean (Hulsean Lectures, 1865) ; of Prizeman, 1840 ; Select Preacher at Cam- Expectation Christ ; Christ and His three sermons bridge, 1844, 1851, 1861 ; Hulsean Lecturer, Surroundings ; Jacob, preached before of 1864. Ordained 1841 ; Minister of Christ University Cambridge, 1870 ; of the 1890 Chapel, Maida Hill, 1841-44; Incumbent Dangers Apostolic Age, ; The of of 1891 Church Camden Church, Camberwell, 1844-66 ; Teaching Christ, ; Work, Vicar of The Roman Claim to Holy Trinity, Paddington, 1866-95 ; 1894; Supremacy, Tuesday Morning Lecturer at St. Margaret's, 1894-95, etc. Address : Poundisford Park, Lothbury, 1856-94; Rural Dean of Pad- nr. Taunton. Club : Athenaeum. dington, 1885-95. Publications : Daily De- [Died 9 Apr. 1915. votion, or Prayers formed on Successive MOORSOM, Major-General Charles John ; b. of 1 1837 m. d. of Chapters the New Testament ; Romanism ; July ; 1864, Bertha, James Sermons preached before the University of M'Gill M'Cutchon, of Toronto. Ensign, Cambridge; The Christian System Vindi- 1854; Lieut. 1854; Capt. 1857; Major, cated 1872 1879 1883 ; Christian Consolation (Hulsean and ; Lieut.-Colonel, ; Colonel, ; 1893 Norrisian Essays) ; Discourses on the Lord's Major- General, ; commanded troops, Belfast Rawal Pindi Dis- Prayer ; Family Duties ; Divine Authority District, 1895; of the Pentateuch 1895-99 served with ; The Age and the Gospel trict, Punjab, India, ; Lectures of the 30th in the Crimea from 1 to (Hulsean 1864) ; Aids to Prayer ; Regiment 28 the fall Sermons on Special Occasions ; Christ and Sept. 1855, including siege and His Church of and assault of the Redan on ; Sunday Meditations ; Tempta- Sebastopol

tion Christ in all 8 ; wounded in the left arm ; Ages ; Thoughts for Sept. severely Church with and Turkish Seasons ; The Faithful Departed, etc. (medal clasp, medal) ; Canadian medal for Recreations : none in especial. Address : ; clasp Fenian Raid, 27 Cleveland Gardens, Hyde Park, W. 1866; Jubilee medal. Recreations :J fond [Died 15 May 1899. of all out-door recreation, hunting in parti- MOORE, Lieut.- Col. Sir George Montgomery cular, rode to hounds from a boy, hunted a cr. of foxhounds in John, Kt., 1897 ; b. 1844 ; ex-President regimental pack India, of the Madras Municipality. Entered army, 1882-85. [Died 23 Aug. 1908. R.A., 1865; Captain, 1877; Major, 1884; MORAN, His Eminence Patrick Francis, Car- retired, 1887 ; C.I.E. 1894. Address : 1 3rd dinal, Archbishop of Sydney, 1884 ; 1st Albany Mansions, Albert Bridge, S.W. Australian Cardinal, 1885; b. Leighlin- 5 1911. [Died Apr. bridge, Co. Carlow, Ireland, 16 Sept. 1830 ; Sir John cr. MOORE, Voce ; Kt., 1894 ; nephew of Cardinal Cullen. Educ. : Irish

D.L. Co. Kent ; sentor Moore of St. partner College Agatha, Rome, 1842-66 ; Vice- tea of Brothers, merchants ; member the President of Irish College, and Professor of Loriners' Co. Churchman Conservative ; ; ; Hebrew, College of the Propaganda, Rome, b. 1826 s. of James Stock- Stockport, ; Moore, 1856 ; Private Sec. to Cardinal Cullen, 1866- Leicestershire and port, Loughborough ; m. 1872; R.C. Bishop of Ossory, 1872-84. d. of Eliza, Philip Willsea, Norwich, 1847 ; Publications : Memoir of the Most Rev. alderman ward of Candlewick from 1889 Oliver ; Plunkett, 1861 ; Essays on the Origin, Sheriff of the of 1893-94 Lord City London, ; etc., of the Early Irish Church ; History of Mayor of London, 1898-99. Address : 28 the Catholic Archbishops of Dublin, 1864; Russell Square, W.C. Clubs : City, Carlton, Historical Sketch of the Persecutions, etc., 11 Feb. 1904. Knight's. [Died under Cromwell and the Puritans, 1865 ; Acta S. 1872 Monasticon Hiber- MOORE, Noel Temple, C.M.G. 1883 ; b. 1833 ; Brendani, ; 1873 1874 s. of Niven Moore, C.B., H.M.'s Consul-Gen. nicum, ; Spicilegium Ossoriense, ; Irish Saints in Great 1879 Pastoral Syria (retired) ; m. 1859, Emma, d. of late Britain, ; of Col. C. H. Churchill. Attached to Consulate Letters, etc., Cardinal Cullen, 1882 ; Occa-

at sional 1890 ; Letters on the Beyrout, 1851-55 ; Vice-Consul, 1855-62 ; Papers, Anglican 1890 ; of the Catholic Interpreter to Lord Dufferin in Syria, 1860 ; Reformation, History Church in 1894 Reunion in attendance on Prince of Wales (afterwards Australasia, ; The of its 1896 The King Edward VII.) during his travels in Christendom and Critics, ; Syria and Palestine, 1862; Consul for Mission Field in the 19th Century, 1900; The Three Patrons of The Palestine, 1862 ; in attendance on Prince Erin, 1905; Arthur (Duke of Connaught) during his Priests and People of Ireland, 1905. Ad- dress : 16 1911. tour in Palestine, 1865 ; on Prince Albert Sydney. [Died Aug. Victor and Prince George of Wales (now MORAY, 15th Earl of (cr. 1561), Edmund Archi- King George V.) during their visit to Syria, bald Stuart, D.L. Perthshire and Inverness- 1882 Consul- General 1890 re- shire of St. ; Tripoli, ; ; Lord Doune, 1581 ; Baron

1894. Address : ; tired, Hastings. Colme, 1611 ; Baron Stuart (G. Brit.), 1796 [Died 8 May 1903. Barr. Inner Temple, 1867 [1st of present 504 WHO WAS WHO, 1807-1916 MORGAN

: St. line of Earls was Regent of Scotland from dress The Lindens, Penarth ; Andrew's

1567 till his assassination, 1570; 2nd Earl House, Dinas Powis ; Llansannor Court and in right of his wife, was murdered by his Estate, Glam (400 acres). Club : Constitu- hereditary enemy, 1st Marquis of Huntly tional. [Died 7 Oct. 1903. b. Nov. 1840 s. of Edmund Luttrel 1592] ; ; MORE-MOLYNEUX, Major-General George Bland Dorsetshire, ff.s. o Stuart, ford, Hand, C.B. 1900 ; D.S.O. ; commanding 9th and Rector of Winterborne b. Earl, Rohilkand District, India, from 1901 ; d Houghton, Dorsetshire, and Elizabeth, Littleton, near Guildford, Surrey, 6 May of Rev. J. L. Rector of Swanage Jackson, 1851 ; s. of Lieutenant-Colonel A. More- 1895 ra. Anna Dorsetshire ; S. cousin ; of J. More- Molyneux, H.E.I.C. ; g.s. d. of late Rev. George J. Collinson, Clapham Alice Molyneux, Loseley Park, Surrey ; m. : Exeter Coll. Oxford Surrey, 1877. Educ. Julia, d. of C. P. Matthews, Havering Atte Modern (2nd class Law and History 1863) Bower, Essex, 1889. Educ. : Guildford Owned about 81,700 acres. Heir : b Grammar School Bedford Grammar School. ; Hon. Francis J. Stuart-Gray. Address Joined 37th Regt. 1870 ; Capt. I.S.C. 1882 ; Donibristle Aberdour, Fifeshire House, Major and Brevet Lt.-Col. 1890 ; Col. 1894 ; Castle Stuart, Inverness-shire ; Darnawaj 1878- passed Staff Coll. 1884 ; Afghan war, Doune Castle, Forres, Elginshire ; Lodge 1880, commanding Jezailchie Corps, now Perthshire. [Died 12 June 1901 Doune, Khyber Rifles (medal) ; Soudan expedition, MORAY, 16th Earl of (cr. 1561), Francis Jas 1885, as D.A.Q.M.G., actions Hasheen, o bronze Stuart, D.L. ; Lord Doune, 1581 ; Baron Takdul, Tamai (medal with clasp, as St. Colme, 1611 ; Baron Stuart (G. Brit.) star) ; Burmah expedition, 1885-89, 1796 [1st of present line of Earls was D.A.A.G. (despatches, medal with 2 clasps, till his Regent of Scotland from 1567 Brevet Lt.-Col.) ; N.W. Frontier, India, 1570 2nd Earl in of as A. assassination, ; ? right 1897-98, Q.M.G. Intelligence (despatches, his was murdered his medal with 2 wife, by hereditary 1 clasps, D.S.O.) ; military b com- enemy, 1st Marquis of Huntly, 1592] ; attache , St. Petersburg, 1890-92;

24 Nov. 1842 ; s. of Edmund Luttrell Stuart, manded 1st Bengal Infantry, 1892-93; Blandford, Dorsetshire, g.s. of 9th Earl, A.Q.M.G. Intelligence, India, 1893-98;

and Rector of Winterborne, Houghton, Dor- Colonel on Staff, Cawnpore ; Brigadier-Gen setshire, and Elizabeth, d. of Rev. J. L commanding Bandalkhand District, Agra, at Aden Jackson, Rector of Swanage, Dorsetshire India, to March 1901 ; commanded oi S. brother 1901 ; m. Gertrude Floyer, d. during 1901. Decorated for Tirah expedi- Rev. F. A. Smith, Rector of Tarrant Rush- tion, 1897-98. Recreations : shooting, riding, ton, Dorset. In 1897 received a patent painting. Address : Bareilly, U.P., India. precedence, with younger brothers to rank Clubs : United Service, Grosvenor. 21 1903. as earl's sons ; entered army, Liverpoo" [Died Nov. 1873 1881 Admiral Sir Robert Regt., 1862 ; Captain, ; Major, MORE-MOLYNEUX, Henry, cr. Presi- Hon. Lieut. -Col. on retirement, 1884. G.C.B., cr. 1902 ; K.C.B., 1885 ; Heir : b. Hon. Morton J. Stuart-Gray dent Royal Naval College, Greenwich, 1900-

Address : Donibristle House, Aberdour, 1903 ; y. s. of late James More-Molyneux, Annie Carew Fifeshire ; Castle Stuart, Inverness-shire ; Loseley Park, Guildford; m. R.N. Darnaway Castle, Forres, Elginshire ; Doune (d. 1898), d. of late Captain Forster, 1874. Educ. : schools ; Lodge, Doune, Perthshire. private" " Royal [Died 20 Nov. 1909. Navy. Mid. in the Sanspareil during b. in bombardment MORCOM, William Boase, K.C., M.L.A. ; the Crimean war ; engaged of etc. on West 1846 ; unmarried. Formerly Attorney- Sevastopol, ; employed General of Transvaal and later of Natal, and Coast of Africa in suppression of the slave " " in the Minister of Justice in Hime Ministry. Ad- trade ; Capt. of Ruby employed : Russo-Turkish dress Pietermaritzburg, Natal. JEgean Sea during war, 1877," 24 1910. and afterwards in Burmah of In- [Died Apr. " ; Capt. Sir 10th Bt. cr. vincible the of MORDAUNT, Charles, ; 1611 ; during Egyptian campaign of forts at D.L., J.P. ; b. Grosvenor Place, 28 Apr. 1882 ; bombardment Alexandria, " " the of the 1836 ; S. father 1845 ; m. 2nd, Mary, d. of the Invincible carrying flag action Hon. and Rev. Henry Pitt Cholrnondeley, Commander-in-Chief during the ; in of the Red Rector of Alderstrop, Hon. Canon of Wor- C.B. ; Commodore command : Fleet cester, 1878. Educ. Eton ; Christ Church, Sea Division of the Mediterranean ; Oxford. M.P. (C.) South Warwickshire, defended Suakin and coast of the Red Sea 1859-68. Owned about 7500 acres. Heir : in 1884-85, and employed in 1885 during the A.D.C. Osbert, b. 1884. Address : Walton Hall, campaign in the Eastern Soudan ; Warwick. Clubs : Carlton, Arthur's. to Queen Victoria, 1885-88; Capt. -Sup. of [Died 15 Oct. 1897. Sheerness Dockyard ; one the delegates Britain at the Inter- MORE, Robert Jasper, J.P., D.L. ; M.P. (L.U.) representing Great j held at I Ludlow Div. of Shropshire from 1885 ; national Maritime Conference

o. s. of Rev. Thomas Frederick More, Lenley Washington in 1889 ; Adm.-Sup. Devonport Hall, Shropshire, and his cousin Harriott Dockyard. Clubs : United Service, Naval : 29 Feb. 1904. More, Lauder. Educ. Shrewsbury ; Bal- and Military. [Died liol Coll. Oxford (M.A., B.C.L.). Barr. MORFILL, William Richard. Educ. : Oxford Oxford Circuit M.P. South ; Shropshire, (M.A.). Professor of Russian and the other 1865 second Chairman Central Chamber ; Slavonic languages, Oxford University; of Publications : Under the Agriculture. Curator of the Taylor Institution ; Fellow Balkans. Address : Lenley, Bishops Castle, of the British Academy. Address : Oxford Clubs : and Shropshire. Brooks's, Oxford University. [Died 11 Nov. 1909. Cambridge. [Died 25 Nov. 1903. MORGAN, Colonel Sir Alexander Brooke Sir cr. C.B. b. 23 Oct. MOREL, Thomas, Kt., 1899 ; ship- K.C.B., cr. 1907; 1882; Anne d. of owner and colliery proprietor ; J.P. for 1837 ; m. 1863, Mary (d. 1906), Entered 1855 ; Glamorgan ; Mayor of Cardiff, 1898-99 ; Rev. J. R. Campbell. army, b. Indian Jersey, 1847 ; s. of Edward Thomas Colonel, 1886; served Crimea, Morel S. : 1868 with ; m. Miss E. Gibbs, 1873. Educ. Mutiny, Hazara Campaign, (medal Oxenford 1879-80 with Academy, Jersey. Commenced clasp) ; Afghan war, (medal business in Cardiff in 1871 as a 1882 de- sailing-ship clasp) ; Egyptian war, (C.B., owner and agent, and became a steamship spatches, medal with clasp, 3rd class Med- 1887-89 owner, a colliery proprietor, and interested jidie, Khedive's star) ; Burmah, in 1889- many large industrial undertakings. (despatches) ; Chin-Lushai expedition, 13 1911. Recreations ; horse-riding, farming. Ad- 1890 (despatches). [Died Aug. 505 MORGAN WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Hon. Frederic D.L. of MORGAN, Courtenay, J.P., ; spatches, brevet Lieut.-Col., clasp) ; Zhob

heir-pres. to 1st Viscount ; b. 1834 Field Tredegar ; Force, 1890 (despatches) ; Hazara 3rd s. of 1st Baron and 1891 Tredegar Rosamond, expedition, (despatches, clasp) ; retired, d. of late Gen. G. B. m. : Mundy ; Charlotte 1896. Address Old Abbey, Co. Limerick. (d. 1891), d. of late 0. A. Williamson, 1858. [Died 15 Nov. 1914. Educ. : Winchester. Late Capt. Rifle Bri- Rev. Master of M.P. 1874-1906. MORGAN, Henry Arthur, D.D., gade ; (C.) Monmouthshire, Jesus College, Cambridge, from 1885 ; b. 1 Address : Ruperra Castle, Newport, Mon. 1830 s. of July ; 3rd Rev. Morgan Morgan, Clubs: Carlton, St. Stephen's, Army and Vicar of N. and e. 8 Jan. 1909. Conway, Wales, Fanny, Navy. [Died d. of John Nonnen, Liseberg, Gothenburg ; Rear-Admiral Frederick Robert MORGAN, m. Charlotte Linda, e. d. of Henry Barnes, William, M.V.O. 1905; Naval Attache" to Annfleld, Liverpool ; one s. four d. Educ. : British Embassy in Paris from 1906 ; b. 17 Shrewsbury ; private tuition ; King's Coll. Nov. 1861. Entered Navy, 1874 ; Lieut. London Jesus Coll. ; Camb. 26th Wrangler ; 1900. 1882; Commander, 1894; Captain, retired Fellow of Jesus College. Formerly Served Egypt, 1882 (Egyptian medal, Lecturer, tutor, and Dean of Jesus College ; Khedive's star) to Vice-Admiral ; Flag-Lieut, Select Preacher at Cambridge, 1886 and Sir M. Culme Seymour, Channel Commanding 1893 ; member of the Council of the Senate;, Fleet, 1890-92 ; Lieut. 1892- Royal Yacht, 1868-72 ; served on Committee (1) to in- 1894 member of Naval ; Intelligence Depart-" quire into System of Training Cadets on 1896 Commanded H.M. s.s. Tar- " ment," "; " board H.M.S. Britannia," and (2) to in- tar and Philomel during S. African quire into Establishment of Royal Naval war, 1899-1900 and com- (medal" clasp) ; College, Greenwich, 1874. Publications: manded H.M.S. Doris," Channel Fleet, Mathematical Problems set at Jesus College,

1902-4 ; made Offlcier de d'hon- Legion 1858 ; The Northern Circuit, or brief notes neur after visit of British Fleet to of Brest, Sweden, Finland, and Russia, 1862 ; The 1905; accompanied Vice-Admiral Caillard, of Tenure Fellowships, 1871 ; The Mathe- Commander-in-Chief of French Northern matical Tripos : an Inquiry into its Influence to Squadron, England, as a member of his on Liberal Education, 1871; G. E. Corrie, staff on the occasion of the Squadron's D.D., a Sermon, 1885 ; Church and Dissent 1905. Address : 10 visit, Victoria Square, in Wales, 1895. Recreations: in early life, S.W. 13 1910. [Died Apr. cricket, boating, mountaineering ; captain of Rt. Hon. Sir 1st MORGAN, George Osborne, Jesus College Boat Club ; later cycling and Bt. or. J.P. M.P. ; 1892; Q.C., P.C., ; fishing. Address : Jesus College Lodge, East from 1885 Chair- (L.) Denbighshire ; Cambridge. Club : Alpine. man of Welsh Liberal M.P.'s b. 1826 e. s. ; ; [Died 2 Sept. 1912. of late Rev. Morgan Morgan and Fanny, e. d. M.A. 1881 LL.D. of MORGAN, Henry James, ; late John Nonnen ; m. Emily, 2nd d. of 1903 ; F.R.S.C. 1904 ; D.C.L. 1905 ; b. 14 late Leopold Reiss, Broom House, Eccles, Nov. 1842, Quebec ; of Welsh descent ; m. Lancashire, 1856. Educ. : Friars' School, 1873, Emily (d. 1901), 2nd d. of late Hon. Bangor ; Shrewsbury ; Balliol Coll. Oxford. A. N. Richards, Q.C., Lieut. -Governor of Craven Scholarship, 1843 ; Newdigate Prize- British Columbia ; three s. one d. Educ. : man, 1845 ; 1st class Classics, 1847 ; Chan- Morrin College, Quebec. Was Keeper of cellor's 1850 Stowell Law Prizeman, ; Fellow, State Records, Chief Clerk Department of Eldon Law 1851. Barr. 1850; Scholar, State, and Acting Under-Sec, of State of 1853; Treasurer of Lincoln's Inn, 1890; Canada ; retired on a pension, 1895 ; M.P. Denbighshire, 1868-85; Judge-Advo- Canadian Barr., 1873 ; one of the founders cate-General, 1880-85 ; Parliamentary Secre- and leaders of Canada First Party, 1869-70 ; to the 1886 Chairman of tary Colonies, ; thanked Government of Victoria (Aus- Grand Committees on Law and Trade by Bills, tralia) for services on behalf of Australian 1888-95 carried of ; through the House Ser- Federation, 1884 ; originated idea Long Commons the Burials 1880 the Act, ; vice Medal for Canadian Volunteers, 1892 : Married Women's 1882 and Property Act, ; for Royal Decoration of Honour for Colonial Act abolishing Corporal Punishment in the 1903 secured action for Women, ; preven- Publications : A Treatise on Chan- Army. tion of spitting in street cars and other cery Practice (6 eds.) ; (with Lord Davey) public places, 1901 ; founded Montreal A treatise of Chancery Costs (2 eds.) ; a Literary Club, 1863 ; originated O'Gara translation of into Virgil's Eclogues English scholarships, Ottawa, Hamilton Monument, Hexameters besides numerous and ; political Halifax, and Davin Monument, Ottawa. other treatises and reviews. Recreation : Publications : founded Canadian Parlia- chess. Heir : none. Address : 24 Dray- mentary Companion, 1862, and The Dominion cott Place, S.W. Clubs : Athenseum, Annual Register and Review, 1878 ; author Devonshire Reform. ; Wrexham of Tour of H.R.H. Prince of Wales in Canada [Died 25 Aug. 1897. and the U.S., 1860 ; Sketches of Celebrated MORGAN, His Honour Judge Harington ; a in Canadians, 1862 ; The Dodd Family of Civil Courts in Soudan Judge from 1904 ; Industrial Canada (humorous), 1863 ; The 5th s. of Walter Morgan, formerly Chief British Politics of America, 1864 ; The Place Justice, Madras Presidency ; m. 1909, The Americans have Won in History, 1865 ; Lilian Elizabeth d. of P. L. Sclater. Lutley, Bibliotheca Canadensis, or a Manual of : Educ. Harrow ; Pembroke College, Oxford. and Canadian Literature, 1867 ; The Bench Called to Bar, Middle Temple, 1887 ; joined of Bar of Canada, 1878 ; Recollections Chester and South Wales Circuit. Address : and Father Dawson, 1894 ; Canadian Men Soudan. 11 1914. Khartoum, [Died May Women of the Time, 1898, 2nd ed. 1912; MORGAN. Col. Harrison Ross Lewin, C.B. Types of Canadian Women, Past and Present, Limerick b. 5 1893 ; J.P. Co. ; April 1842 ; 1903 ; Canadian Life in Town and Country, s. of William Sullivan Morgan, M.A., J.P., ol 1905; The Englishman in Canada, 1906; d. Irish in Old Abbey and Craggbeg, and Georgina, The Scot in Canada, 1907 ; The of Monu- of Major Ross Lewin, J.P., Ross Hill, Canada, 1908 ; The Wolfe-Montcalm First Co. Clare. Entered Royal Artillery, 1868; ment, Quebec (1908) ; Our Repre-

Colonel, 1895 ; served Duifla expedition, sentatives at Westminster, 1912 ; Canadian

1874-75 ; Jowaki-Afridi expedition, 1877-78 Biographical Dictionary; edited Speeches M'Gee (despatches, medal with clasp) ; Afghan and Addresses of Hon. Thos. D'Arcy of State including a war, 1878-80 (despatches thrice, brevet (1866) ; numerous papers, Canada laid Major, medal with clasp) ; Waziri expedi- Synopsis of the Constitution of 1890. Re- tion, 1881 ; Hazara expedition, 1888 (de- before the Imperial Parliament, 506 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MORRELL

: and in slave barracoons the river Gallinas creations walking boating summer, up " (West and in winter. Ad- Feb. 1848 ; Master of Duke of walking snowshoeing Coast), " dress : Kenniston Apartments, Ottawa, Wellington (131 guns), in the Baltic during Ontario. 1854-55 assisted as Ontario ; Elderslie, Brockville, Russian War, (medal) ; Clubs : Authors', Royal Societies. navigator in laying the Atlantic Telegraph [Died 29 Dec. 1913. Cables, 1857-58, 1865-66, and recovering the of cable MORGAN, Very Rev. J. ; Dean Waterford broken (C.B.) ; Master Attendant and from 1893. Educ. : Trinity Coll. Dublin. Queen's Harbour Master at Portsmouth, St. for Ordained, 1843 ; Curate of Patrick, 1869-74. Decorated assisting at the four of first the Atlantic Waterford ; Vicar of Cahir and Curate attempts to lay Telegraph of in Killardry, 1858-71 ; Rector Lismore, Cables, and success finding the lost cable Treasurer and Sub-Dean of Lismore Cathe- in mid-ocean in 1866. Publications : a pam- of 1877- Currents of dral, 1871-76 ; Rector Holy Trinity, phlet on the the Ocean and of and of Circulation of 1890 ; Prebendary Newcastle Canon Waters through the Globe ; Directions for St Patrick's, Dublin, 1883-1900 ; Chaplain, Sailing West Coast of Norway, H.M.'s Prison, Waterford, 1884-1900. Ad- White Sea, Islands in the Southern Indian dress : The Deanery, Waterford. Ocean, and Pacific Islands (vol. ii.), for the

[Died 7 Jan. 1904. Hydrographer of the Admiralty ; articles on MORGAN, John Pierpont, LL.D. Yale and Ship's Log, Navigation, and Seamanship for of J. the Harvard ; member banking firms, P. Encyclopedia Britannica, 9th edition. : Morgan & Co., New York ; Drexel & Address 35 Manor Park, Lee, Kent. Co., Philadelphia; Morgan, Grenfell & [Died 18 Aug. 1906. and & Rt. Hon. John P.C. Co., London ; Morgan, Harjes Co., MORIARTY, Francis, ; Justice of Paris : b. Hartford, Conn., 17 Apr. 1837 ; K.C. ; Lord Appeal in Ireland

m. 1865, Frances Louise Tracy, of New from 1914 ; Bencher of the King's Inns ; : : York ; one s. three d. Educ. English B.A., Trinity College, Dublin. Educ. Entered for High School, Boston ; Gottingen. Stoneyhurst. Attorney- General Ireland,

Bank of Duncan Sherman & Co., 1857 ; 1913-14 ; H.M.'s First Serjeant-at-Law, Ire- American agent of G. Peabody & Co., land, 1908-13; Solicitor-Gen, for Ireland, 1913. Address : 47 London, 1860 ; member of Dabney, Morgan, April-June Stephen's of Green Dublin. 2 & Co., 1864-71 ; member Drexel, East, [Died May 1915. & Co., 1871. Was prominent in Sir Morgan MORICE, George Pasha, K.C.M.G. ; cr. reorganisation of railroads, etc. ; was prin- 1898 ; Comptroller- General of Egyptian Issues of Cleveland cipal Negotiator Bond Ports and Lighthouses from 1879, and in Administration. Recreations : dog-fancier of command Egyptian Marine ; m. 1883, and yachtsman (Corsair). Address : 13 Emily, d. of James Hacket and widow of Prince's Gate, S.W. ; 219 Madison Avenue, Belson. Capt. Entered R.N. 1851 ; Captain, New York : Dover House, Roehampton. retired, 1884; served Crimean war, 1854; [Died 31 March 1913. 1858 China, ; entered Egyptian Service, John T. b. : MORGAN, ; Democrat ; Athens, 1871. Address Ramleh, Alexandria, Tenn., 20 June 1824. Educ. : chiefly in Egypt. [Died 1 Feb. 1904. Alabama. Admitted to 1845 Presi- Bar, ; MORLEY, 3rd Earl of (cr. 1815), Albert Ed- dential 18GO ; delegate, 1861 (Dallas Ele9tor, mund Parker, P.C. ; Viscount Boringdon, County) ; joined Confederate army, 1861 ; 1815 ; Baron Boringdon, 1784 ; Chairman Col. 1862 raised Fifty-first Alabama ; Regt.; of Committees and Deputy Speaker of the Brig.-Gen. 1863 ; elected United States House of Lords from 1889 ; Fellow and Senate (Alabama), 1877 ; re-elected, 1882, Governor of Eton College ; J.P. ; Chairman 1900. : 4 1888, 1894, and Address 315 of Council b. Devon County ;'j London, 11 U.S.A. Street, Washington ; Selma, Alabama, 1843 S. father June ; 1864 ; m. Margaret, 11 June 1907. [Died d. of R. S. Holford, Weston Birt, 1876. A b. MORGAN, Richard Cope ; Abergavenny, : Liberal Unionist. Educ. Eton ; Balliol Monmouthshire, 1827. Chairman of Morgan Coll. Oxford. 1st class in 1865. founder and Classics, & Scott, Ltd., publishers ; Lord-in- to Waiting Queen Victoria, 1868-74 ; editor of The Christian (formerly The Re- of for Under Secretary State War, 1880-85 ; vival). Visited (with wife) Mission Stations First Commissioner of Works, 1886. Owned in N. and Europe, Syria, Palestine, India, about 8000 acres, and pictures by Sir Joshua S, America. Publications : Life of Africa, Reynolds. Heir : s. Viscount Boringdon. Richard Jesus' Feet The Out- Weaver ; At ; Address : Saltram, Plympton, Devon ; 31 God's poured Spirit ; Self-emptied Servant, Prince's Gardens, S.W. Clubs : Travellers', with a to the and Key Philippian Epistle ; Brooks's. [Died 26 Feb. 1905. other expository writings. Address : North- Crescent Crouch N. MORRELL, Rr.-Adm. Arthur, entered Navy, field, Road, End, 1843 1861 1869 [Died 29 Oct. 1908. ; Commander, ; Captain, ; retired, 1873 ; Rr.-Adm. 1900 ; served West Sir cr. MORGAN, Walter, Kt., 1866 ; J.P. ; Coast of Africa, 1843-48 ; Cape and Brazil b. 1821 ; m. 1851, Ada Maria (d. 1884), d. Stations, 1851 ; Burmese War, 1853 (medal of D. Harris. Educ. : King's College, Lon- and clasp) ; China, 1852-57 ; 5| years on don. Barr. Middle 1844 of Temple, ; Judge Sparta, 1st Lieut, of her during the Russian N.W. 1866-71 of Provinces, ; Judge High War, detached to Sea of Okotsk and the Court of 1862-66 Chief Justice of Bengal, ; Kurile Islands to intercept the Russian : Madras, 1871-79. Address 22 Egerton if squadron they abandoned Petropaulovski ; W.S. Club : Athen- Terrace, Brompton, the Barracouta captured a small Russian aeum. 28 Oct. 1906. [Died vessel, taking the only three of her crew left R.N. MORIARTY, Capt. Henry Augustus, ; on board after they had blown up the ship C.B. 1866 b. ; retired, 1874 ; on Dursey (despatches, thanks of French Government Co. 19 1815 s. of Island, Cork, May ; 2nd for rescuing a French lady from pirates in James R.N. m. Moriarty, Commander ; 1st, China) ; Borneo, 1861 (promoted Com- Lavinia C. Foster : 1852, (d. 1874) 2nd, mander) ; Fenian disturbances, 1868 ; Nico- Harriet Elizabeth 1875, Avent (d. 1892); bar Islands, 1869 ; 2nd in command of one s. two d. Educ. : the Rev. J. Neave, Kingfisher at suppression of Slave Trade, Portsmouth. Entered R.N. 1829 ; Master, charge of prize, etc. ; 1st Lieut, of Ajax,

1844; Staff-Commander, 1863; Staff-Capt. 1858-61 ; in temporary command for several 1867 served as ; Second Master on coast of months, Commander of Duke of Wellington

Syria, 1840 (English and Turkish medals) ; in 1867 after 3 on Coast " ; years Guard, as Master of 72 of Penelope," commanded Lieut. Commander Riflemen ; temporarily men and brass howitzer at destruction of exchanged with Flag Lieutenant, commanded 507 MORRELL WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

of O'Connor Co. Research and Spiteful ; thanks Indian Henchy, Stonebrook, Kildare, Government for taking possession of Nicobar formerly M.P. for Co. Kildare, and g.d. of Sir John of Marble Co. Islands ; after retirement Captain Super- Burke, Bt., Hill, Gal- intendent of Training Ship Cornwall for 29 Galway* High Sheriff, 1860-61 ; M.P. 1874-80 Commissioner Local years, where he trained 2640 lads to serve way, 1867-68, ; : 1880-90 Vice- their Queen and country. Address Ash- Government Board, Ireland, ; leigh House, Erith, Kent. President of same, 1890-98. Address : 48 [Died 21 Sept, 1915. Leeson Street, Dublin. [Died 11 Sept. 1912. Berks and Oxon MORRELL, Charles, J.P., ; MORRIS, Lt.-Col. Hon. George Henry ; Com- b. 4 Dec. 1842 m. Edith (d. . ; 1st, 1865, manding 1st Batt. Irish Guards ; 2nd s. of 1878), d. of E. B. Gardner, of Mickleham, 1st Baron Killanin, bro. and heir-pres. to two . five d. ; Surrey ; 2nd, 1884, Emma, 2nd Baron ; b. 16 July 1872 ; m. 1913, Dora e. d. of late Rev. Sir John Leigh Hoskyns, Maryan, 2nd d. of late James Wesley Hall 9th Bt. one s. one d. Educ. : ; Rugby ; of Melbourne, and step-d. of Mrs. Wesley Trinity College, Oxford. Rowed in the Hall of Berkeley House, Berkeley Square, W.

head of the 1863-64 ; College eight, river, Entered army, 1892 ; Captain, 1899 ; Major, hunted a of harriers for two seasons in pack 1906 ; Lt.-Col. 1913 ; p.s.c. 1903 ; Adjutant Bucks took the fox ; Ledbury hounds, 1871, 3rd Batt. Rifle Brigade, 1897-1901 ; D.A.A.G. and hunted them for five seasons then took ; Belfast, 1904 ; Staff Captain, General Staff, the Worcestershire and hunted them for three Staff Army Headquarters, 1904-6 ; General seasons in 1884 took the South Oxfordshire ; Officer, 2nd grade, Staff College, 1908-11 ; fox hounds and hunted them for three served N.W. Frontier, India, 1897-98, with hunted the Berkshire Vale seasons, having Tochi Field Force (medal with clasp) ; South harriers for three seasons previous to that. Africa, 1902 (despatches, medal with 4 Address : The Manor, Dorchester, Oxon. clasps). Address : W Chesham Place, S.W. 2 1913. [Died Sept. Clubs : Guards', Garrick, Ranelagh ; County MORRELL, George Herbert, M.A., B.C.L. Galway. [Died 1 Sept. 1915. M.P. (Oxon) ; (C.) Oxfordshire, Woodstock, cr. 1883. MORRIS, Sir John Henry, K.C.S.I. ; 1891-92, and from 1895; High Sheriff, Bengal Civil Service (retired) ; b. 9 Apr. Aid. C.C. Lieut.-Col. Oxon, 1885; Oxon; s. 1828 ; e. of late Henry Morris, Madras V.D. (retired), 1st V.B. Oxford Lt. Inf. ; C.S. ; m. Anna Lillias (d. 1910), e. d. of Col. D.L. b. 1845 8. of late Rev. G. K. J.P., ; ; C. Cheape, Killundine, Argyllshire, 1854. Morrell, D.C.L., Moulsford, Berks ; m. Emily Educ. : Reading (privately) ; Haileybury s. Alicia, d. of late J. Morrell, 1874 ; two College. Joined B.C.S. 1848 ; served in the Educ. : Exeter Oxford Rugby ; College, ; as Punjab, 1848-59 ; N.W. Provinces Magis- called to Bar, Inner Temple. Address : trate of Allahabad, 1861-63 ; Central Pro- near Streatley House, Reading ; Headington vinces as Settlement Commissioner, 1863-68 Oxford. Clubs : Junior Carl- Hill, Carlton, Chief Commissioner, 1868-83; C.S.I. 1877 30 1906. ton, New University. [Died Sept. Owned about 4664 acres. Recreations : bi of National MORRELL, R. M. ; Founder game shooting, salmon fishing, and dry- Sunday League. [Died 12 Sept. 1912. trout fishing. Address : Killundine, Argyl 88 S.W. Clubs MORRIS, Col. Augustus William, C.B. 1900 ; shire; Queen's Gate,

retired ; b. 18 Jan. 1845 ; *. of Rev. G. E. Wellington ; New, Edinburgh. of 14 1912. Morris ; m. 1876, Eva Constance, d. Dr. [Died Sept. s. : John ; Thomas Oxley ; one one d. Educ. MORRIS, Major-Gen. Ignatius Deputy Rugby. Passed Staff College. First com- Adjutant- General Royal Marines; b. 29 Mar. 1842 2nd s. of Rev. G. S. and Susan mission, 1864 ; commanded 1st Northamp- ; Morris. Educ. : Barrister-at- tonshire Regt. 1890-94 ; Assistant Adj.-Gen. privately. Inner Hon. R.N. Eastern District ; Assist. Adj.-Gen. 5th law, Temple ; Certificate, Greenwich. Entered R.M. 1859; Division, S. African Field Force ; served College,

Instructor ; ; Gunnery Zulu War, 1879, Ulundi (medal with clasp) ; Musketry Adjutant Instructor D.A.A.G. Suakim Field Force ; Boer War, 1881 (severely wounded at ; D.A.A.G. R.M. Majuba Hill, despatches) ; South African Office, London; Deputy - Advocate Recruiting War, 1899-1901 (Queen's medal with two Judge ; Admiralty clasps, King's medal with two clasps, de- Officer; D.A.G.R.M. Forces; Soudan cam- spatches, C.B.). Decorated for South African paign, 1884-85. Address : Craven House, War. Address : c/o Cox & Co. Northumberland Avenue, W.C. Club: [Died 5 March 1906. United Service. [Died 1 Oct. 1902. Edward Ellis Professor of Officer MORRIS, ; English, MORRIS, Sir Lewis, Kt. ; cr. 1895; of Mel- French, and German, University of the Redeemer of Greece ; J.P. ; Hon. bourne from 1883; b. Madras, 25 Dec. Fellow of Jesus Coll. Oxford; Writer of 1843 s. of John Carnac e. s. ; Morris, F.R.S., Verse ; b. Carmarthen, 23 Jan. 1833 ;

M.C.S. ; m. Edith (d. 1896), d. of George of late Lewis Edward Williams Morris, Higinbotham, Chief Justice of Victoria, 1879. Penbryn, Carmarthenshire, and Sophia, d. Educ. : Rugby; Lincoln Coll. Oxford; of late John Hughes, Carmarthen. Educ. : and Adelaide Jesus M.A. Oxon, Melbourne, ; Cowbridge and Sherborne Schools ; Litt.D. Melbourne. Headmaster, Beds M. C. Coll. Oxford (M.A.). 1st class Moderations, Public 1871 C. E. Grammar School, ; School, 1853 ; 1st class Lit. Hum. 1855 ; Chan- Melbourne, 1875 ; Vice-President of the cellor's Prizeman for English Essay, 1858. Public National and as a Library, Gallery, Barr. Lincoln's Inn ; practised chiefly 1896 President of Museums, Melbourne, ; Conveyancing Counsel, 1861-81 ; sometime Professorial Board President ; (and Founder) Deputy-Chancellor, University of Wales; of Charity Organisation Society. Publica- Vice-President of University College, Aberyst- tions : of Anne of 1876 education Age (Epochs Hist.), ; wyth ; one of the pioneers of the 1885 of for The Early Hanoverians, ; Memoir movement in Wales ; Liberal candidate 1895 Austral George Higinbotham, ; English, Pembroke Boroughs, 1886 ; for Carmarthen a Dictionary of Australasian Words, Phrases, Boroughs (retired before the poll), 1892; his and Usages, 1898 ; Cook and Comrades Jubilee and Coronation Medallist. Publica- in Australia, 1902. Address: The Uni- tions : Songs of Two Worlds, 1872-74-75; Melbourne. 1 Jan. 1902. : a versity, [Died The Epic of Hades, 1876-77 ; Gwen cr. 1898 in 1879 The Ode of MORRIS, Sir George, K.C.B. ; ; J.P., Drama Monologue, ; D.L.; b. 1833; *. of Martin Morris of Life, 1880; Songs Unsung, 1883; Gycia : of 1887 A Spiddal and Galway, and Julia, d. of Dr. a Drama, 1886 ; Songs Britain, ; without Notes, Charles Blake, of Galway ; bro. of Lord Vision of Saints, 1890 ; Songs o. d. Harvest Morris ; m. 1875, Elizabeth, of David 1894; Idylls and Lyrics, 1896; 508 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MOETON

Tide, 1901 ; The New Rambler, 1906 ; and 3rd Batt. Durham Rifle Volunteers ; Lieut. many articles and addresses on literary and 15th (King's) Hussars, Lancashire Hussars educational subjects. Recreations : litera- (Yeomanry), Durham Artillery Volunteers. Address : ture, society. Penbryn House, Heir : s. Claude William Hedley [b. 5 May Carmarthen. Clubs : Reform. - Athenaeum, 1867 ; m. 1903, Frances Isabel, d. of Lieut.' 12 Nov 1907. Col. C. A. d. [Died Logan ; three Address: High- MORRIS, Philip Richard, A.R.A. 1877; b. green Manor, Northumberland ; Balcombe s. of Bournemouth. Clubs : Devonport, 4 Dec. 1833 ; J. S. Morris, Tower, Carlton, Northern engineer and iron founder ; m. d. of J. Constitutional, Counties.] Recrea- Evans, Llangollen. First pursued his art tions : motoring, hunting, shooting, and Address : in intervals of manual work ; was advised fishing. Otterburn Hall, and

by Holman Hunt ; studied the Elgin Marbles Highgreen Manor, Northumberland ; 13 Grosvenor S.W. in British Museum ; entered R.A. schools Crescent, ; Manor Heath, Bournemouth and took various silver and gold medals, ; Otterburn, Bournemouth. Clubs : and also Prize of Rome ; while a student ex- Carlton, Army Navy, Cavalry, hibited his first picture in the R.A., Peaceful Royal Automobile, Northern Counties 20 Oct. Days ; after which he exhibited continuously. Ranelagh. [Died 1914. Address : 40 Dover Street, W. L. b. 24 MORSE, Lapper ; May 1853 ; s. of [Died 22 Apr. 1902. Charles Morse of Stratton St. Margaret, Maj.-Gen. Wilts MORRIS, Robert, Bengal Cavalry; ; m. Winifred, d. of Isaac Humphries, b. 5 1840. Entered 1857 April army, ; Broad Hinton, Wilts ; two s. four d. Educ. : 1895 ; 1900 served Maj.-Gen. retired, ; High School, Swindon. Alderman, on Wilts Indian 1857-58 with Mutiny. (medal clasp) ; Council ; J.P. for Wilts Member County ; Afghan War, 1880 (medal). Address : of Primitive Methodist Church; M.P. (L.) Beam, Torrington, North Devon. South Wilts, 1906-10. Recreation : garden- [Died 25 July 1914. ing. Address: The Croft, Swindon. Clubs: MORRIS, His Honour Judge William O'Connor, Reform, National Liberal. Court from 1872 e. s. of late County Judge ; [Died 10 Sept. 1913. Rev. B. Morris and 4th d. and Elizabeth, MORSHEAD, Edmund Doidge M.A. co-heiress of late Andersons Maurice Nugent O'Connor ; Educ. : New Coll. Oxford. Fellow, 1874- m. Georgina K., e. d. of George Hayward 1879 ; at one time assistant master, Win- Lindsay, D.L., and Lady Mary Lindsay. chester School. Publications: The Suppliant Educ. : Coll. Epsom ; Laugharne ; Epsom Maidens of ^Eschylus in English Verse, 1883 and Oriel Oxford 2nd ; College, (Scholar). (Edipus the King, from the Greek of So- class 1848. Barr. Classics, Oxford, Ireland, phocles, 1885. [Died 24 Oct. 1912. 1854 ; Professor of Law to the King's Inns, Sir MORSHEAD, Warwick Charles, 3rd Bt. ; Dublin ; Special Commissioner of Irish cr. 1784 J.P. for Berks and Cornwall Fisheries. Owned about 2000 acres in the ; ; C.C. late King's County. Publications : Great Com- Berks; Captain Inniskilling retired Dragoons, 1853 ; b. Nov. 1824 ; manders of Modern Times ; Napoleon (in S. father 1828 ; m. 1st, Selina (d. 1883), the Heroes Series) ; Moltke Memories and ; d. of Rev. W. Vernon Harcourt ; 2nd, Thoughts of a Life ; Irish History (for Sarah, d. of Montagu Wilmot, 1887. Educ. : the Cambridge University Press) ; Hannibal the Edinburgh. Heir: none. Address: Forest (in Heroes Series) ; Ireland, 1798-1898 ; Lodge, Binfield, Berks ; Tregaddick, Bodmin, The Campaign of 1815 ; Current Irish Cornwall. Clubs : Army and Navy, Cavalry. Questions ; Memoirs of Gerald O'Connor. 17 March 1905. Recreations : hunting, shooting, fishing. [Died Address : Gartnamona, Tullamore. MORTEN, Honnor. Publications : The Nurses' [Died 3 Aug. 1904. Dictionary, A Complete System of Nursing Letters of Abelard Con- MORRIS and KILLANIN, 1st Baron, Michael (editor) ; (editor) ; sider the Health in the Home Morris ; Life Peer as Baron Morris, Great Children; Life Nurse's ; The Nursery Companion ; Britain, 1889 ; Baron Killanin, 1900 ; Bt. 1885 Child-Nurture. Address : Oakdene, Rother- ; P.C., Ireland, 1866 ; England, 1889 ; field, Sussex. Club : Writers'. LL.D. (Hon., Dublin, 1887) ; Chairman of [Died 14 July 1913. Board of National Education ; senator of Arthur Henry Aylmer, M.A., an Royal University, Ireland ; and Vice-Chan- MORTON, cellor 1899 b. 14 Ecclesiastical Commissioner from 1904 ; from ; Galway, Nov. 1827 ; Chairman of St. Hanover t. of Martin Morris, J.P., Spiddal, Co. George's Square Bench of 1907 b. 1836 s. of Galway, and Julia, d. of Dr. Charles Blake, Magistrates, ; ; Edward Morton, Kensington Gate, Hyde Galway ; m. Anna, d. of Hon. George Henry Park m. 3rd d. of Sir W. H. Hughes, a Baron of Court of Exchequer, ; 1903, Evelyn, : Wilson-Todd, Bart., M.P. (q.v.), of Halnaby Ireland, 1860. Educ. Galway Coll. ; Hall, and Tranby Yorks. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Dublin. B.A. ; Honours in Park, Classical 1st Eton ; King's Coll. Camb. Honours; Science, Senior Moderator, 1847 ; Barr. Fellow of King's Coll. Camb. ; bursar and Ireland, 1849 ; Q.C. 1863 ; M.P. for Galway, after- 1865-67 Senior Dean (retired) ; Eton Eleven ; ; Solicitor-General, 1866 ; Attorney- wards tutor at Eton ; contested East Leeds, General, 1866-67 ; third Justice of Common for 1892 ; North Manchester, 1895 ; L.C.C. Pleas, 1867-76 ; Chief Justice of same, 1876- Rotherhithe, 1895-98; M.P. (C.) Deptford, 1887 ; Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, 1887- 1897-1906. Address : 80 Eaton Place, Bel- 1889 ; Lord of Appeal in Ordinary, 1889- grave Square, S.W. Clubs : Carlton, Athe- 1900 ; Bencher, King's Inn, 1866 ; Lincoln's Inn, 1890. Heir : (to Barony of Killanin) nseum, Ranelagh, Wellington. 15 June 1913. s. Hon. Martin Henry Fitzpatrick, M.P., [Died b. 18G7. Address : 34 Grosvenor Place, MORTON, Charles ; Manager Palace Theatre ; : 1819. S.W. ; Spiddal, Co. Galway. Clubs Carl- b. Hackney, 15 Aug. Fifty-eight of music ton, Athenaeum ; University, Dublin. years a manager and proprietor [Died 8 Sept. 1901. halls and theatres. Address : Palace 1904. MORRISON-BELL, Sir Charles William, 1st Theatre, W. [Died 18 Oct. cr. M.P. Bt., 1905 ; Landowner ; J.P. for Durham, MORTON, Edward John Chalmers, (G.L.) late to Northumberland, Sussex, Wilts ; D.L. for Devonport from 1892 ; secretary s. b. 1856 s. of late J. C. Durham ; b. 18 Mar. 1833 ; of Wm. Bell, Home Rule Union ; ; : St. John's Coll. J.P., Ford Hall, Co. Durham ; m. 1863, Morton. Educ. Harrow ; Louisa Maria, d. of W. H. Dawes, J.P., of Camb. President of the Union. Barr. 1885.

the Hall, Kenilworth ; fpur s. two d. Educ. : Club : National Liberal. St. John's College, Cambridge. Late Major [Died 3 Oct. 1902. 509 MORTON WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Lieut.-Gen. Sir Gerald de Charles MORTON, Courcy MOSSE, Benjamin, C.B. 1874 ; C.M G cr. 1899 C.B. 1893 C.V.O 1897 K.C.I.E., ; ; ; M.A., M.R.C.P.I., M.R.C.S. ; Super- 1903 on Staff to ; Maj.-Gen. commam intending Medical Officer and M.L.C., troops. 7th Div. and Dublin District, from Jamaica-; b. 1830. Entered A.M.S. 1858; 1902 b. 7 Feb. 1845 2nd s. o 1876 served ; Calcutta, ; retired, ; Gambia, 1866 ; Ash- barrister Susai T.C. Morton, ; m. 1st, 1876, anti War, 1873-74 (despatches twice, C.B., (d. 1883), d. of Major R. Grindall, H.E.I.C.S. medal with clasp). Address: Kingston, 2nd, 1886, Ada, d. of Major-Gen. Craste Jamaica. [Died 4 July 1912. three d. Educ. : Eton Sandhurst Sir R.E. ; ; MOSTYN, Pyers William, 9th Bt. ; cr. 1670 ; 1863 1867 b. Joined 6th Royal Regt., ; Adjt. D.L., J.P. ; Talacre, 14 Aug. 1846 ; s. of and t( 1871 ; A.D.C. private secretary 8th Bt. and Hon. Frances Georgiana Fraser, 2nd d. of 14th Baron Lovat S. father Lt.-Gov., Punjab, 1871-77; Brigade-Majo ; 1882 ;

Afghan Campaign, 1878-79 ; A.A.G. Afghan m. Anna, d. of Thomas A. Perry, Bitham

Campaign, 1879-80 ; D.A.A.G. Rohilkum House, Warwickshire, 1880 ; one s. three d. Dist. 1882-83; A.A.G. Oudh Dist. and a Owned about 4200 acres. High Sheriff, Army Headquarters in India, 1883-89 1883 and 1893. Heir : s. Pyers, b. 1895. commanded 1st Batt. Munster Fusi Address : Royal Talacre, Prestatyri, Flintshire ;

liers, 1889-91 ; Brigadier- Gen. Bundelkund Penmenes, Constitution Hill, Parkstone, Dor- in : District, 1891-95 ; Adj.-Gen. India, 1895 set. Club Wellington. 1898 late Lahore District ; commanding [Died 10 May 1912. War Services : N.W.F. 1868, medal and MOTT, Edward Spencer (Nathaniel Gubbins), 4 b. clasp ; Afghan War, medal and clasps journalist ; Wall, near Lichfield, 7 Apr. s. Kandahar star ; Brevets of Major anc 1844; 2nd of Wm. Mott, J.P., D.L. Lieutenant-Colonel. Decorated for military Educ. : Eton, private tutor, and Royal services. Recreations : cricket, bicycling Military Coll. 2nd Landscape Drawing, fishing, and the drama. Address : Dis- R.M. Coll. to Gatacre (afterwards General), trict Lodge, Curragh Camp. Clubs : Army only prize ever won. Received commission in and Navy, Garrick ; Kildare Street, Dublin 19th Regt. (now Princess of Wales' Own),

[Died 20 Apr. 1906 Feb. 1862 ; served on frontiers of India and Sir cr. 1781 till of MOSLEY, Oswald; 4th Bt. ; Burmah end 1867 ; afterwards stroll-

1848 ; D.L., J.P. ; b. Staffordshire, 25 Sept. ing actor ; joined Sporting Times, Feb. d. of S. father 1890; m. 1873, Elizabeth, 1877 ; contributed to Pioneer (India)

. first Sir Wm. White ; one s. three d. Educ. year of publication ; contributed Eton, and travelled in all parts of Europe Pall Mall Gazette, Lady's Pictorial, Baily' for three years with a tutor. Owned about Magazine, and many other publicatic : breeder Publications : Clear the 3800 acres. Recreations motoring ; Course ; My Hos-

of shorthorns ; was a practical farmer ; ex- tesses ; Wanted a Wife (operetta) ; Cakes

tensive gardener ; had a museum of British and Ale; A Mingled Yarn, 1898; The : s. birds. Heir Oswald [b. 29 Dec. 1873 ; Flowing Bowl, 1899; The Great Game, d. of 1900 Bits of m. 1895, Katharine Maud, Capt. ; Dopes, Turf, 1901 ; The J. H. E. three Address: etc. written and Heathcote; s.]. King's" Racehorses," 1902, ; Rolleston Hall, Burton-on-Trent ; Abing- modernised many pantomimes and bur- worth, Thakeham, Sussex. Clubs : Wind- lesques. Recreations : in earlier days gam- later ham, Orleans, Royal Automobile. bling ; gardening, trimming hedges, [Died 10 Oct. 1915. and country walks. Address : Sporting cr. 52 MOSS, Hon. Sir Charles, Kt,, 1907 ; LL.D. ; Times Office, Fleet Street, B.C.

Chief Justice of Ontario from 1902 ; b. 1840 ; [Died 5 June 1910. d. of m. 1871, Emily, 2nd Hon. Robert MOTTL, Felix, General Music director ; con- Baldwin Sullivan, Judge of the Court of ductor of the Opera, Carlsruhe and Bayreuth, s. Queen's Bench ; three two d. Called to from 1881 ; b. 24 Aug. 1856 in Vienna ; : the Ontario Bar, 1869 ; held Law Society m. Henriette Standhardtner, singer. Educ. Scholarships, 1865-66-67-68; Lecturer and Conservatorium in Vienna. Assistant to

Examiner to Law Society, U.C. 1872-79 ; Richard Wagner at Bayreuth, 1876 ; with Bencher of Law Society, 1880-97; Q.C. Liszt in Weimar and Bayreuth, 1880. Pub- lications : 1881 ; President York Law Association, various compositions, songs, : : 1891-92 ; Justice of Court of Appeal for two operas. Recreation music. Address

Ontario, 1897 ; LL.D. University of Toronto, Carlsruhe. [Died 2 July 1911. Sir 1900 ; Vice-Chancellor of University, 1900- MOTTRAM, Richard, Kt. ; cr. 1897, J.P. 1906; Member of Board of Governors of Mayor of the County Borough of Salford, : University, 1906. Address Court of 1894-98 ; member of Iron and Steel Insti-

Appeal, and 547 Jarvis Street, Toronto, tute ; Trustee of Christ Church, Salford, Ontario. : also Clubs Toronto ; Royal Cana- and Stowell Memorial Church, Salford ; dian Yacht, York. [Died 12 Oct. 1912. President of the West Salford Conservative Association MOSS, Captain Ernest William, D.S.O. 1900 ; ; Director of Galloways, Ltd.,

4th Batt. Worcestershire Regt. ; b. 26 Sept. Chilian Mills Co. Ltd., and Manchester Liners, s. of 1876 ; y. late M. H. Moss of Belsize, Ltd. ; Member of Imperial Society of

Worthing ; m. 1910, Mary Elizabeth Grace, Knights, and Knights Representative for

o. c. of Frank M. Howard ; one s. Educ. : the Manchester District ; b. 15 Oct. 1848 ; s. of late m. Tonbridge School. Entered army, 1897 ; y. Richard Elliott Mottram ; served with M.I., South Africa, 1900-2 1894, Margaret Edith, d. of W. A. Morton d. (despatches, Queen's medal, 3 clasps, King's of Horwich, nr. Bolton ; two s. four medal, 2 clasps, D.S.O.). Address : Helms- Educ. : Manchester Grammar School. ley House, Worthing. [Died 10 Aug. 1915. Knighted on occasion of H.M. Queen Vic- : MOSS, Sir H. Edward, Kt. ; cr. 1906 ; D.L., toria's Diamond Jubilee. Address Beech of Moss' : Man- J.P. ; Chairman Empires, Ltd. ; House, Pendleton, Salford. Club s. of 1914. James Moss ; m. 1st, Ellen Alee Bram- chester Conservative. [Died 4 Apr. well Florence Nellie one d. ; 2nd, Craig ; MOUAT, Sir James, K.C.B., cr. 1894 ; V.C. ; Educ. : and Recreations : b. s. m. Edinburgh Glasgow. 1815 ; of James Mouat, M.D. ; motoring, shooting, and golfing. Address : Adela, d. of Rev. N. Tindal. Educ. : Univ. Middleton N.B. Clubs : Coll. Paris. Med- Hall, Gorebridge, London ; Entered Army Junior Automobile ical Constitutional, Royal ; Department, 1838 ; Surgeon-General, Conservative, Edinburgh. [DiedZb Nov. 1912. 1864; served Crimea, 1854-55; New Zea- Lewis S., C.I.E. and MOSS, 1901; Agent land, 1860-65 ; Hon. Surgeon to the Queen, Manager, Madras Railway Company (retired). 1888. Address: 108 Palace Gardens Ter- Address : Bonley Bay Lodge, Jersey. race, W. Club : Junior United Service. [Died 30 Aug 1903. [Died 4 Jan. 1899. 510 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MOWAI

D.D. m. s. of Rev. E. MOULE, Rt. Rev. George Evans, ; Nov. 1829, Hon. and G. Moore. : oi Adelaide Sarah (d. 1909). Edue. private ; Canon of Windsor, and Anne Matilda, d. Corpus Christi Coll. Camb. Scholar (B.A., 17th Baron Clinton. S. cousin, 1898. and 3rd class Classical Educ. : Eton St. John's Cam- 1850 ; Senior Optime ; College, curate of Ford- 1854 called to Tripos). Ordained 1851 ; bridge. B.A. 1851 ; M.A. ; ington and Chaplain Dorset County Hospi- the Bar at Lincoln's Inn in 1854. Heir : none. : tal, 1851-57 ; C.M.S., missionary, 1857-80 ; Address Beryl, Wells, Somerset. of 1880- Clubs : resigned, 1906 ; Bishop Mid-China, United University, Carlton. 1908. Address : Hangchow, China. [Died I Apr. 1915. [Died 3 March 1912. MOUNTFORD, Edward William, architect; b. Worcester- MOULTON, (Mrs.) Louise Chandler, American F.R.I.B.A.; Shipston-on-Stour, 22 b. shire, Sept. 1855 ; s. of Edward Mount- poet and prose-writer ; Pomfret, Con- ford. Educ.: necticut, of English ancestry. Publications : Clevedon, Somerset, privately. of Articled to Habershon and Pite, architects, Swallow-Flights ; In the Garden Dreams ; Bloomsbury Square, 1872 ; commenced In Childhood's Country ; At the Wind's as an 5 of practice architect, 1881 ; won open Will all verse ; also, vols. children's competition for Sheffield Town Hall, 1890. stories ; 5 vols. of stories for adults ; one Battersea Town Hall; Battersea Poly- or two books of short essays ; and 2 vols. of

technic ; St. Olave's Grammar travel, entitled, Random Rambles and Lazy School, Southwark Clerk - Tours in Spain and Elsewhere. Mrs. Moul- ; Northampton Institute, enwell Museum and Technical School for ton was the literary executor of Philip ; of new Central Bourke Marston, and edited and prefaced a Corporation Liverpool ; Criminal collected edition of his poems. She passed Court, Old Bailey, for the Corpora- tion of the of were all erected part of every summer in London. Address : City London, from his 28 Rutland Square, Boston, U.S.A. designs, with many smaller build- and President [Died 10 Aug. 1908. ings, churches, vicarages ; Architectural Re- MOULTON, Rev. William Fiddian, M.A. (Lend.), Association, 1893-94-95. creations : cricket member Hon. M.A. (Camb.), Hon. D.D. (Edin.), rowing, fishing, ; of Surrey County Cricket Club. Address : J.P. ; Headmaster of the Leys School, Norwich House, 13 Southampton Street, Cambridge, from 1874 ; b. Leek, 14 March Bloomsbury, W.C. ; 11 Craven Hill, Lan- 1835 ; e. s. of Rev. J. E. Moulton ; m. d. caster W. Club : Constitutional. of Rev. Samuel Hope. Educ. : Woodhouse Gate, [Died 1 Feb. 1908. Grove School ; Wesley Coll. Sheffield. En- 13th tered Wesleyan Ministry, 1858; Classical MOUNTGARRET, Viscount (cr. 1550), Henry Edmund Butler, D.L. ; [3rd Viscount Tutor at Richmond College, 1858-74 ; Presi- commanded the Forces in Ireland, 1642, dent of the Wesleyan Conference, 1890 ; and was an active like his Gold Medallist, Prizeman, and late Ex- Royalist son] ; b. s. 20 Feb. 1816 ; of Hon. Butler, aminer of University of London ; Examiner Henry 3rd s. of llth Viscount and d. of John in University of Wales ; member of the Newton New York S. New Testament Revision Company and of Harrison, House, ; uncle 1846 ; m. Frances, d. of Thomas Cambridge Apocrypha Revision Committee ; Nidd : References editor of R.N.T. Publications : Rawson, Hall, Yorkshire, 1844. Educ. of Oxford (B.A.). Owned about 14,700 acres. History English Bible ; Commentary on Hebrews in Bishop Ellicott's Popular Com- Heir: s. Hon. Henry E. Butler, b. 1844. : Address 77 South Audley Street, W. ; 27 mentary ; joint-author with Dr. Milligan of St. Lansdowne Place, Leamington ; Ballyconra, Commentary on John's Gospel ; editor of Winer's Grammar of New Testament Kilkenny. [Died 26 Aug. 1900. 1st Baron of Nidd Greek. Recreation : walking. Address : MOUNTGARRET. (cr. 1911), Edmund Butler 14th Viscount The Leys, Cambridge. [Died 5 Feb. 1898. Henry ; (Ire- cr. 1550. [3rd Viscount commanded MOUNT, Ven. Francis John, Vicar of Burpham land), the forces in Ireland, 1642, and was an from 1899 ; Archdeacon of Chichester, 1887 ; active Royalist like his son] ; b. 18 Dec. b. Wasing Place, near Reading, 14 Oct. 1844 ; s. of 13th Viscount and Frances, d. 1831. Educ. : Eton ; Oriel Coll. Oxford of Thomas Rawson, Nidd Hall, Yorkshire ; (M.A.). Ordained assistant Curate at Hor- S. father 1900 m. Eleanor 1855-71 Vicar of 1871-77 ; 1st, 1868, Mary sham, ; Firle, ; d. of St. John Charlton of of (d. 1900), Apley Vicar Cuckfleld, 1877-87 ; Examining Castle, Shropshire ; one s. two d. ; 2nd, Chaplain to Bishop of Chichester, 1870 ; 1902 ; Robinia Marion, d. of Colonel E. H. Canon of Chichester, 1887-1900. Address : Hanning-Lee, of Bighton Manor, Alresford, The Vicarage, Arundel. Burpham, Hants one s. Educ. : Eton Christ [Died 9 1903. ; ; May Church, Oxford. Owned about 14,700 acres. William D.L. Chair, MOUNT, George, J.P., ; Heir: s. Hon. Edmund S. Butler. Ad- of the Co. Coun. of Berks b. 18 ; July 1824 ; : dress 93 Eaton Square, S.W. ; Nidd Hall, s. of William Mount, late M.P. for Newport, Yorks ; Ballyconra, Kilkenny. Isle of and d. of Wight, Charlotte, G. Talbot, [Died 2 Oct. 1912. Temple Guiting, Gloucestershire ; m. Mari- MOWAT, Hon. Sir Oliver, G.C.M.G.; cr. 1897 ; anne E., d. of 11. Clutterbuck of Watford LL.D., Lieut.-Gov. of Ontario from 1897 ; 1802. : Eton Balliol House, Herts, Educ. ; e. s. of late b. Kingston, 22 July 1820 ; John Coll. Oxford (M.A.). M.P. (C.) for Newbury Mowat, formerly of Canisby, Caithness ; m. Division of 1885-1900. Address : Berkshire, Jane, 2nd d. of late John Ewart, Toronto, Wasing Place, near Reading. Club : Carl- 1846 (d. 1893). Barr. Upper Canada, 1841 ; ton. [Died 14 Jan. 1906. sat, Q.C. 1856 ; in Quebec Union Conference, of MOUNTCASHELL, 5th Earl (cr. 1781), 1864 ; member for South Ontario in Canada Charles William J.P. Baron 1857-64 in Moore, D.L., ; Assembly, ; Proy. Secretary Kilworth, 1764; Viscount Mountcashell, Brown-Dorion Administration, 1858 ; Post-

1766 ; b. 17 Oct. 1826 ; s. of 3rd Earl and master-General in Macdonald-Dorion Ad- Anne, d. of Samuel Wyss, Berne, Switzer- ministration, 1863-64, and in the Tache land .S. b. d. ; 1889; m. 2nd, Florence, of Coalition Government, 1864 ; Vice-Chan-

Henry Cornelius, Ross-na-Clonagh, Queen's cellor of Ontario, 1864-72 ; Premier and Co. 1893. Educ. : Eton. Owned about Attorney-General of Ontario, 1872 until July 12,400 acres. Heir : cousin Edward, b. 1896, when resigned to accept office of 1829. Address : More Park, Kilworth, Co. Minister of Justice in Dominion Cabinet Cork. Clubs : these Carlton, Primrose. and leadership of Senate ; resigned [Died 20 Feb. 1898. offices Nov. 1897 on accepting office of MOUNTCASHELL, 6th Earl (cr. 1781), Edward Lieut.-Gov. of Ontario. Address : Govern- George Augustus Harcourt Moore ; b. 27 ment House, Toronto. [Died 19 Apr. 1903. 511 MOWBRAY WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Sir 1st in lines MOWBRAY, Rt. Hon. John Robert, served the of the British officers ;

Bt. : cr. 1880 ; P.O., D.C.L., J.P., D.L. ; served in the beleaguered garrison of Baily' of 1868 Guard at the : M.P. (C.) University Oxford, ; (Lucknow) ; great Durbar, j Chairman of Committee on Standing Orders, held at Lucknow, was presented with a and of Committee of House of sword of honour Lord Lawrence Selection, by ; serveql 1874 Father of the Commons, from ; House Oudh legislature from 1866 to 1900 ; b. 3 of Commons from 1898 ; Exeter, June started Madrasa Islamia in Lucknow ; made

1815 ; o. 8. of late Robert Stribling Cornish a remission of 35 thousand rupees to hist o. c. of Hill's and Marianne, John Powning, tenants during the Famine of 1897 ; served! o. c. of in Court, Exeter ; m. Elizabeth, George the Govt. Iraq (Arabia), and was awarded;! Isaac Mowbray, Bishop Wearmouth, and with the title of Naseer-ul-Millatai Wad Sirft of Mortimer, Berks, 1847 ; assumed name of by the Ulema Iraq for his munificence ;l Mowbray by Royal license, 1847. Educ. : offered his services in the Afghan WarM Westminster Christ Oxford Chitral and China War ; Church, (M.A.). Expedition, ; serveq Student of Christ Church, 1835 ; Honorary the Government in the capacity of President

Student of Christ Church, 1875 ; President and Vice-President of the Taluqdar's

of Oxford Union Debating Society, 1836 ; ciation, Lucknow ; formerly Member of

2nd class Lit. Hum. 1836 ; Barr. Inner Legislative Council. Calcutta. Decorated fc of : Temple, 1841 ; M.P. (C.) City Durham, public and loyal services. Publications al series 1853-68 ; Judge-Advocate-General, 1858-68 ; of translations of Oriental (Persian and!

1853-68 ; Judge-Advocate-General, 1858-59, Arabic) books into English, named Idle in 1866-68 ; Church Estate Commissioner, 1866- Hours ; poems 3 volumes called Diwan-e-l s. b. 1868, 1871-93. Heir: Robert, 1850. Sehr (nom-de-plume) ; Marsias (elegies com-1 Address : 47 Onslow S.W. War- the of the Gardens, ; memorating martyrdom de-f ennes Wood, Mortimer, Berks. Clubs : Carl- scendants of Hazrat Ali). Recreations : ton, Oxford and Cambridge. prose and poetic compositions. ^ [Died 22 Apr. 1899. Moqim Mauzil Mahmoodabad, Dist. Sitapur, Oudh India. 31 1903. [Died May f MOXON, Yen. Robert Julius ; Archdeacon of Grafton from 1897. Ordained, 1888; MUHAMMED ASLAM KHAN, Hon. Sirdar Vicar of Lower Clarence, 1888-92 ; Tenter- Nawab, Bahadur, K.C.V.O., cr. 1911 : A.D.C. to field, 1892-95 ; Inverell, 1895-96. Address H.M. King Edward VII., 1902 The Vicarage, Grafton, N.S.W. C.I.E. 1887. Served in 7th (now 5th; [Died 1897. Bengal Cavalry throughout Indian Mutiny command ac- MOYNAN, R. T., R.H.A., 1890 ; b. Dublin, 27 appointed Jezailchis, 1881 ; April 1856. Educ. : with a view to entering companied Sir Peter Lumsden from Badghis the Army Control Depart., open competition to Pandjeh, 1884; sent with late Col.j to for which being suddenly closed, was in- Stewart Herat, 1885 ; went as British! to Bala duced to study medicine ; three years Representative Murghab to keep the! Janishidia control sufficed to prove the profession utterly un- under ; acted as Political Officer of the 1896 congenial ; student of Art at the Royal Khyber Pass, ; shaped Hibernian Academy, Dublin, 1883 (bronze that valuable fighting force, the Khyber and silver medals, 1st place drawing antique, Rifles (levies), and appointed to command 1897 Political Officer 1st place drawing life nude, and 1st place them, ; with 5th BriJ for Tirah 1897-98 painting figure) ; Royal Academy, gade, Expeditionary Force, J Antwerp, under Verlat, 1884 (1st place for retired on double pension, with title andl rank of Nawab and Sirdar painting from the 'nude) ; Paris, under MM. Bahadur, afteq 41 Collin, Courtois, Bouguereau, and Robert years' service, 1898 ; represented N.W, Fleury, 1885-86; A.R.H.A., 1889. Ad- Frontier as guest of the nation at King dress : 15 Garville Avenue, Rathgar, Dublin. Edward's Coronation. Address : Peshawar [Died 10 Apr. 1906. S. India. [Died 13 Oct. 1914i MUDALIYAR, Rao Bahadur C. Jumbulingam, MUIR, John, A.M., LL.D., U.S. Explorer anc C.I.E. 1902 ; Judge of the Madras City Naturalist b. ; Dunbar, Scotland, 21 Apri Civil Court from 1902 ; for several an *. of years 1838 ; Daniel and Anne Gilrye Muir elected member of the Madras Legislative m. 1879, d. of Dr. John Strentzel of Cali- Council. Address : Madras. fornia ; two d. Educ. : Grammar School 15 Feb. 1906. [Died Dunbar ; University of Wisconsin. After Sir Ferdinand ^tffl? K.C.M.G. cr. MUELLER, ; leaving Wisconsin University made long 1879 F.R.S. Govern- ; M.D., Ph.D., LL.D., ; journeys afoot, mostly, and alone in Canada, ment Botanist in Victoria from 1852 b. ; the Eastern and Southern U.S., California, 1825. Educ. : Created a Baron also Germany. Alaska ; long canoe voyages in south of of 1871. Ad- Kingdom Wiirtemberg, eastern Alaska ; in 1903-4 travelled in dress : Victoria. Melbourne, f. Europe. Russia, the Caucasus, Siberia, Man [Died Oct. 189/! churia, Japan, China, India, Egypt, Australia, MUHAMMAD AMIR HASAN KHAN, Taluqdar and New Zealand; in 1911-12 in South

of Kasta, Jarwal ; also en- Mahmoodabad, America and Africa ; interested chiefly in titled to be addressed as Amir-ud-dowlah botanical and geological studies visited the Hon. ; Sayyid-ul-mulk Mumtazjang ; Magis- Arctic Regions in 1880, on the U.S. steamer trate Hon. Munsiff Hon. Assis- " ; (Judge) ; Corwin," in search of the De Long expedi- tant Commissioner ; of the ; tion Knight Empire ; laboured many years in cause of b. 16 June 1849. His pedigree could be forest preservation ; Member of Washington traced back as far as the 1st Khaliff of the Academy of Science ; National Institute of Sunnis, named Abubokr ; of his an- Arts and Letters many ; National Academy of cestors were Subedors under the (Governors) Arts and Letters ; Fellow American Asso- His mother was of the Mughal Emperors. ciation for the Advancement of Science ; remnant of the of Bokhara Farooqi dynasty President of Sierra Club ; Hon. degrees : in Central Asia m. d. of Shaik Ali ; Akbar A.M. Harvard, LL.D. Wisconsin, LL.D. Saheb Osmani of Satrik (in Oudh). Educ. : California, Doc.Litt. Yale. Publications: ; Benares ; Can- The of Sitapoor Queen's College, Mountains California ; Our National Lucknow Nani Tall a ning College, ; by Parks; Stickeen, The Story of a Dog; P. T. the late private tutor, Carnaigy, Yosemite ; My First Summer in the Sierra ; Deputy-Corn, of Assam. Fellow of Calcutta and Youth My Boyhood ; numerous articles; Deputy-Corn, of Assam. Fellow of Calcutta on the natural history of the Pacific coast S. at the of etc. University. father, 1858, age Alaska, ; edited Picturesque California. 10 served battles of years ; Nawab Ganj, Address : Martinez, California. Club : Uni- Panch the Rohaiva, Peri, during Mutiny ; versity, San Francisco. [Died 24 Dec. 1914. 512 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 MUN

cr. 1892 lUIR, Sir John, 1st Bt. ; ; D.L., MDLLER, Rt. Hon. Friedrich Max- ; see Max-

J.P. ; head of James Finlay and Co., mer- Muller. b. 8 Dec. 1828 chants and shipowners ; ; MULLER, Hugo, F.R.S., Ph.D., LL.D. St.

m. Margaret, d. of Alexander Kay, Cornhill, And. ; D.Sc. Viet. ; past President and Lanarkshire, 1860. Lord Provost of Glas- Vice-President Chemical Soc. Address : 13 Heir : s. b. 1868. Park gow, 1890-92. Alexander, Square East, N.W. ; Crosby Hill, Address : 6 Park Gardens, Glasgow ; Dean- Camberley, Surrey. Club : Athenaeum. ston House, Doune Perthshire. Clubs : Re- [Died 23 May 1915. form, National Liberal; Scottish Liberal, MULLER, Professor Oswald Valdemar, Govern-

Edinburgh ; Liberal and Imperial, New, ment Professor of History and Political Glasgow. [Died 6 Aug. 1903. Economy at Elphinstone Coll. Bombay, cr. 1867 IUIR, Sir William, K.C.S.I. ; ; LL.D., from 1892 ; correspondent for British b. s. of D.C.L., Ph.D. (Bologna) ; 1819 ; Economic Association ; Fellow and member d. for William Mnir, Glasgow ; m. Elizabeth, University of Bombay on Bombay of James Wemyss, B.C.S., 1840 (d. 1897). Municipality from 1895, and member of : Edin. and Inner Financial Council of latter from Educ. Kilmarnqck Academy ; body Coll. En- b. Glasgow Universities ; Haileybury 1896; Horsens, Jutland, Denmark, 10

tered Bengal C.S. 1837 ; Secretary Govern- Sept. 1868 ; e. s. of J. V. Sigvald Muller of of ment N.W.P. India ; member Revenue Newquay, Cornwall, civil engineer and in of In- Board ; during Mutiny charge naturalised British subject, and Anna, d of Govern- telligence Department, Agra ; Secy. the Rev. J. Christian Schmidt, Knight of of Governor- ment of India ; member Danebrog and Lutheran pastor at Thyrsted, 1867 Lieut.-Governor General's Council, ; Jutland, Denmark ; thus of Danish descent, Financial a N.W.P. 1868; Minister, India, though born British subject ; m. 1898,

1874 ; member of Council for India, 1876 ; Kathleen, y. d. of the late William St. Principal and Vice-Chancellor University of George Bevan of Glen Bevan, Groom, Co. Edinburgh, 1885-1902. Publications: Life Limerick, and late engineer in the Madras . of Mahomet; The Caliphate; Mameluke Public Works Department. Educ. : Newton : its and Coll. S. Jesus Coll. ; Dynasty ; The Coran Composition Devon ; Cambridge. Teaching, and the Testimony it bears to the M.A. Senior Math. Scholar and Prizeman, Con- 1887-91 Holy Scriptures ; The Mohammedan ; Wrangler, Mathematical Tripos, : troversy, 1897, etc. Recreation riding. 1890 ; History Tripos, 1891. As a volunteer Address : Dean Park House, Edinburgh. took a leading part in the '') combating plague : its in Club University, Edinburgh. from outbreak Sept. 1896 ; built and [Died 11 July 1905. ran plague hospital for Sahibs' servants Bt. MUIR-MACKENZIE, Sir Alexander, 3rd ; (Jan.-May 1897) ; carried out house-to-house

cr. 1805 ; D.L. ; Capt. 78th Highlanders visitation to detect and remove plague cases e. s. to (retired) ; of 2nd Bt. and Sophia Matilda, hospital under General Gatacres' Plague of Clack- in /! 5th d. of J. R. Johnstone Alva, Committee, being charge of and leading b. 6 1840 S. father all the in half mannan ; Delvine, July ; searching northern of Bombay ' d. of Sir island 1855 ; m. Frances Rosa, Thomas (Mar.-June 1897) ; in second epidemic Moncreiffe, 7th Bt., 1871. Educ. : Harrow. of 1897-98 was again in charge of plague 5th Batt. in Became Captain. 1858 ; Maj. measures northern half of Bombay island Black Watch, 1887-92. Owned about 4300 as Volunteer District Plague Officer; re- acres. Heir : b. Lieut.-Colonel Robert. elected for University, 1898. Recreations : Club : New, Edinburgh. hon. sec. of the Bombay High School's [Died 26 June 1909. Athletic Association, founded by Lord Harris MULHALL, Michael G. ; b. Dublin, Sept. in 1894, which, by holding cricket tourna- 1836; married (Mrs. Marion Mulhall was ments and athletic sports, forced Bombay and the in authoress of Between the Amazon schoolboys to go for manly sports ; lawn- of historical some Andes, and many essays, tennis, cricket, athletics, bicycling, riding ; Celtic of of which, including The Sources photographing and sketching ; hon. sec. of Dante's Divina Commedia, were translated Bombay Art Society, 1896; member of into Italian, and obtained for her a chair in Bombay School Board, 1896; collections- the Arcadia of Rome). Educ.: Irish College, stamps, shells, and flint implements. Ad- dress : Rome. Emigrated to Buenos Ayres, 1858 ; Elphinstone College, Bombay. founded the Standard, the first English [Died 19 March 1900. in daily paper established South America ; MULVANY, T. R. ; H.B.M. Consul-General returned to Europe, 1878, and devoted him- for Westphalia and the Rhenish Provinces of of b. self to statistics ; member Committee from 1899 ; landed proprietor ; Dublin, 1884. : whist. s. of British Association, Recreation 1839 ; late William T. Mulvany, some-

Publications : Progress of the World, 1880 ; time Commissioner of Public Works in Ire- Industries and Alicia History of Prices, 1885 ; land, and Winslow ; m. 1891, Mildred, of Stat- d. of late Sir Wealth, Nations, 1896 ; Dictionary 2nd Joseph Crowe, K.C.M.G., istics, 4th edition, 1899. Address : Killiney and Asta, Baroness von Barby. Educ. : Peak, Co. Dublin. [Died 12 Dec. 1900. Dublin and Diisseldorf, private tutors. Director of MULHOLLAND. Hon. (Andrew) Edward (Som- coal mines in Westphalia ; H.B.M. b. erset) ; Lieut. 1st Batt. Irish Guards ; Consul, 1883 ; Possessor of celebrated s. Dunleath 20 Sept. 1882 ; e. of 2nd Baron ; steeplechase racecourse in Goldschmieding, I m. 1913, Lady Joan Byng, y. d. of 5th Earl Castrop, Westphalia. Publications : Pam- l of Strafford. Edu;. : Eton. phlets and reports on trade and industry in [Died 1 Nov. 1914. Germany. Recreations : field-sports and : MULHOLLAND, His Honour Judge W., K.C. ; farming. Address British Consulate Gen- I Staffs b. County Court Judge for North ; eral, Diisseldorf ; Haus Goldschmieding,

19 Jan. 1843 ; e. s. of J. S. Mulholland, Castrop, Westphalia, Germany. I M.D V of Belfast; m. 1876, Rosa, d. of [Died 16 Aug. 1907. I Charles MacMahon, Brookfleld, Dundalk. MUN, Adrien Albert Marie, Comte de, Membre : Educ. Queen's College, Galway. M.A. de I'Acade'mie francaise ; depute" du Finistere I to b. Royal University of Ireland. Called depuis 1894 ; Chateau de Lumigny,

Irish 1865 ; 1875 ; 28 feVrier fils ( Bar, English Bar, joined Seine-de-Marne, 1841, d'Adrien, I Northern Circuit, 1875 ; Queen's Counsel, Marquis de Mun, et d'Euge"nie de la Ferron- I : : 1894 ; Bencher, Lincoln's Inn, 1897 ; Judge nays m. 1867, Simone d'Andlau. Educ. I of County Courts, 1899. Recreations : golf, Eleve a Versailles, dans une maison d'e"duca- I whist, chess. Address : IB Montagu Man- tion particuliere. Sorti en 1862 de 1'Ecole

I sions, W. Clubs : Reform, Trentham Golf. militaire de St-Cyr ; lieutenant de Chasseurs [Died 21 Aug. 1907. d'Afrique, fait plusieurs campagnes en 17 513 MUNDELLA WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

Alge"rie, puis passe aux Chasseurs de France : 1900; Viscount Fitz-Clarence, Baron of la de 1870-71 est fait prend part a guerre ; Tewkesbury, 1831 ; [1st Earl Munster was

a la de Metz ; attache" e. s. of William IV. and Mrs. prisonnier capitulation King Jordan] ; apres la guerre et la repression de la Com- 6. 1859; -s. of 2nd Earl. S. father, 1901. mune a l'e"tat-major du general de Ladmirault See Countess of Munster. Hon. Major 3rd de Paris de"missionnaire en Batt. Scots gouverneur ; Royal ; served Afghanistan, e"lu en 1875 e"tant capitaine de Cuirassiers ; 1879-80 (medal with 2 clasps, bronze star) : 1876 de"put du Morbihan ; a si6g6 depuis South Africa, 1900 (despatches). Heir : b. lors au Parlement comme representant du Morbihan jusqu'en 1893, puis du Finistere. Le principal fondateur de 1'CEuvre des Cercles Catholiques d'ouvriers, cre'e'e en 1871. Pub- Brighton. [Died 2 Feb. 1902. lications : Discours et Merits divers, sept MUNSTER, Wilhelmina, Countess of, widow 1871-1902 La Loi des 1900 ; vol., ; suspects, of William George, 2nd Earl of Munster Contre la 1906 ; Combats d'hier separation, (m. 1855); 6. 27 June 1830; d. of Lady et d'aujourd'hui, cinq vol., 1902-10; Ma Augusta Fitz-Clarence and Hon. John vocation sociale : souvenirs de la fondation Kennedy, 2nd s. of 12th Earl of Cassillis de 1'CEuvre des Cercles d'ouvriers, catholiques (afterwards Marquis of Ailsa). Publications : Les dernieres heures du 1909 ; drapeau : Dorinda The Scotch Earl ; Ghostly Stories ; 1910 Pour la 1912 L'Heure blanc, ; Patrie, ; My Memories and Miscellanies, 1904, etc. 1913. Address : 5 Avenue de decisive, Recreations : devoted to animals. Address : Paris. 6 Oct. 1914. 1'Alma, [Died 23 Palmeira Square, Brighton. MUNDELLA, Rt. Hon. Anthony John, P.C., [Died 9 Oct. 1906. Div. Sheffield F.R.S. ; M.P. (L.) Brlghtside MONSTER DERNEBURG, Prince; German

from 1885 ; b. 1825 ; s. of Antonio Mundella Ambassador to France from 1885 ; b. d. of Leicester and Rebecca, Thomas Allsop, ; London, 23 March 1820 ; s. of former of m. Mary (d. 1890), d. William Smith, Hanoverian Minister ; twice married. Hano- Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicester, formerly verian Ambassador to St. Petersburg, 1856- manufacturer in Sheriff Alderman, and 1864 ; sat in North German Reichstag, 1867- Nottingham. M.P. for Sheffield, 1868-85 ; 1870, and the German Reichstag from 1870- 1885 to 1897 Vice-President Brightside Div. ; 1873 ; represented Germany at the Con- of Council on 1880- Committee Education, ference of the Hague, 1899 ; the German of and 1885 ; President, Board Trade, 1886, Emperor gave him in August 1899, in; again 1892-94; originated and established recognition of his services, the title of Prince of Conciliation and Arbitra- the first Board Munster Derneburg ; German Ambassador tion in the U.K. at Nottingham, 1859. in London, 1873-85. Address : German Established the Labour Department of the Embassy, Paris. [Died 28 March 1902. Board of Trade, The Board of Trade Journal, Sir MUNTZ, Philip Albert, 1st Bt., cr. 1902 ; The Labour Gazette President British and ; M.P.(C.) Tamworth Div. Warwickshire, from School Society, National Education Foreign 1885; ft. 1839; s. of George Frederick Association of Technical Insti- Association, Muntz, M.P., Umberslade, and Eliza, d. of tutes member of several Commissions ; Roy. John Pryce, Dolforwyn Hall, Montgomery; on Education of the Poor Labour, Blind, m. Rosalie, d. of late P. H. Muntz, Edstone Law etc. Publications : ad- Schools, many Hall, Warwickshire, and M.P. for Birmin dresses on Conciliation and Arbitra- Labour, 1859. Educ. : In 181 Re- ham, privately. tion, Education, Economics, Statistics. Mr. Muntz, who had always been a modera creations : fine arts. Address : 16 travel, Liberal, disliking the attitude of his pa Elvaston S.W. Clubs : Athenaeum, Place, about Ireland and Egypt, publicly decla: Reform, Savile. [Died 21 July 1897. himself a Conservative ; elected as Lieut.-Gen. Gustavus MUNRO, Francis, Royal M.P. N. Warwickshire, 1884. Recreations .' b. 19 Oct. s. of late Sir athletics was one of Marines; 1835; hunting, shooting, ; the] Charles Munro, 9th Bt. of Foulis, Ross- most noted breeders of Shropshire sheep and o. of late J. W. shire ; m. 1865, Edith, d. shire horses. Heir : e. s. Gerard Albert Entered 1854 Lieut.- Hampton. army, ; Muntz, ft. 1864 ; m. 1893, Katharine Blanches 1900 1900 was Colonel Gen. ; retired, ; Prinsep. Address : Dunsmore, near Rugby.%uy. Commandant Chatham Division Royal Clubs : Carlton, St. Stephen's. Marines. [Died 19 March 1908. [Died 21 Dec. I 9 Sir Bt. cr. MUNRO, Thomas, 2nd ; 1825; MURDOCH, Charles Stewart, C.B. 1892; at b. at 30 1819 e. s. D.L., J.P. ; sea, May ; Assistant Under-Secretary Home Dept. 1896i and Governor of of 1st Bt., Maj.-Gen. 1903 ; ft. 1838 ; s. of late Sir Clinton MurdochJ and d. of Richard Madras, Jane, Campbell, K.C.M.G. ; m. 1880, Frances Bliss, d. of late S. father 1827. Educ.: * Craigie House, Ayr ; Rear-Admiral J. B. Wainwright. Address Christ Oxford. Four Eton ; Church, years 27 Cheyne Court, S.W. Club : Eltham Golf. in Rifle Brigade and nine in 10th Hussars. [Died 31 Jan. 1908. Owned about 5800 acres. Heir : b. Camp- MURDOCH, Charles Townshend, M.P. (C.I b. 1832. Address : 17 Pall bell, Mall, S.W.; Reading from 1895 ; J.P., D.L. ; partner! N.B. Clubs : Lindertis, Kirriemuir, Carlton, in Barclay, Ransom, & Co., bankers ; Travellers'. [Died 28 Oct. 1901. Director of Great Western Railway, of The Life MUNSTER, 2nd Earl of (cr. 1831), William Imperial Fire Office, of The London Fitz- Association member of Council of Institute George Fitz- Clarence, D.L. ; Viscount ; 1831 of of Albert Hall Clarence, Baron of Tewkesbury, ; Capt. Bankers, Royal Corpora- and of Coll. of Music Chairman 1st Life Guards, retired 1852; [1st Earl tion, Royal ; ft. s. of Munster was e. s. of King William IV. and of Great Northern Hospital ; 1837 ; b. 1824 s. of 1st late J. G. m. d. of W. Mrs. Jordan] ; 19 May ; Murdoch; Sophia, of 1862. Educ. : Eton. in Earl and Mary, d. of 3rd Earl Egremont ; Speke, Formerly d. of Rifle served in Crimea M.P. S. father 1842 ; m. 1855, Wilhelmina, Brigade ; ; Lady Augusta Fitz-Clarence and Hon. John Reading, 1886-92. Address: 12 Cadogan Cassillis S.W. Kennedy, 2nd s. of 12th Earl of Gardens, ; Buckhurst, Wokingham. (afterwards Marquis of Ailsa). Capt. 1st Clubs : Carlton, Junior United Service. Life Guards, 1849. Heir : s. Lord Tewkes- [Died 8 July 1898. bury. Address : 23 Palmeira Square, MURDOCH, William L., Member of Sussex Cricket Club ft. Brighton. Club: Travellers'. County ; Sandhurst, Victoria, [Died 30 Apr. 1901. 1855. His Australian cricket identified with South Wales came over with first MUNSTER, 3rd Earl of (cr. 1831), Geoffrey New ; Australian as second George Gordon Fitz-Clarence, D.L. ; D.S.O. Eleven, 1878, mainly 514 WHO WAS WHO 1897-1916 MURRAY

:r Australian wicket-keep ; captained team, MURRAY, Alexander Stuart, LL.D., F.S.A. ; his 321 for 1880, 1882, 1884, 1890; New correspondent de Flnstitut de France ; South Wales against Victoria was the highest corres. member of the K. Preuss. Akademie in Australia. score in first-class cricket der Wissenschaften ; Keeper of Greek and Recreation : cricket. Clubs : M.C.C., Sports. Roman Antiquities, British Museum, from 18 Feb. 1911. e. s. [Died 1886 ; b. near Arbroath, 8 Jan. 1841 ; MURE, William John, C.B. 1897 ; M.A., J.P. of George Murray. Educ. : Edinburgh High b. Co. Edinburgh ; advocate, Edinburgh ; School and University ; Berlin University, *. late of the in of 1845 ; of David Mure, Judge Appointed Assistant Department Greek Court of Session, Scotland ; m. 1878, Emily and Roman Antiquities, British Museum, May, d. of J. B. Innes, W.S., Edinburgh ; Feb. 1867; Keeper, 1886. Publications: : Coll. one d. Educ. Harrow and Trinity History Of Greek Sculpture, 1880, 1883 ; 1871 Camb. Scotch Bar, ; legal secretary Handbook of Greek Archaeology, 1892 ;

to the Lord Advocate, 1858-86, 1886-92, Designs from Greek Vases, 1894 ; Terracotta and 1895-96. Address: 48 Wilton Cres- Sarcophagi, 1898, and other official publi- : cent, S.W. Clubs Carlton, Wellington ; cations ; Sculptures of the Parthenon, 1903. New, Edinburgh. [Died 16 June 1912. Address : British Museum. Club : Athe- MURPHY, Rt. Hon. James, LL.D. (Dublin), naeum. [Died 5 March 1904. of the B.A., P.C. 1884 (Ireland) ; Judge MURRAY, Col. Andrew, D.S.O. 1889; b. 6 Queen's Bench Division of the High Court June 1837. Entered army, 1858; Col. 1883 b. 1826 of Justice in Ireland from ; ; 1887 ; served Afghan War, 1880 (medal) ;

4th s. of late Jeremiah Murphy, Limerick ; Egyptian War, 1882 (medal with clasp, 4th Rt. M. m. Mary, d. of late Hon. W. Keogh, class Osnoanieh, Khedive's star) ; commanded 1864. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Dublin. Barr. column in Hazara, 1888 (despatches twice, 1866. Address : Glen- : Ireland, 1849 ; Q.C. D.S.O., medal with clasp). Clubs United cairn, Sandyford, Co. Dublin. Club : Athe- Service, Naval and Military; New, Edin- namm. [Died 5 Sept. 1901. burgh. [Died 4 Apr. 1915. K.C. b. 17 MURPHY, John Patrick, 1874; MURRAY, Hon. Andrew David, Commanding e. s. March (St. Patrick's Day) 1831 ; Patrick Lord Lovat's Corps in South Africa ; Capt. Mathias Murphy, Q.C., Dublin; m. Eliza- Queen's Own Cameron Highlanders ; b. 28 2nd d. of late John of beth Margaret, Gray Sept. 1863; 2nd s. of late Viscount Stor- 1862. Educ. : Trin. Calcutta, Stonyhurst ; mont, and b. and heir-pres. of 5th Earl of 1854 Coll. Dublin. Student Middle Temple, ; Mansfield. Entered " " Army, 1884 ; Captain; his professional career as devil began 1893 ; served Nile Expedition, 1885 (medal to Sir George Honyman and Baron Pollock ; with clasp and Khedive's star) ; Soudan Lieut. Cavan Militia, then quartered at Frontier Field Force, 1885-86 ; Soudan, Aldershot Barr. 1856 Home ; ; joined 1898, including Atbara (despatches); (de- Herts and Essex Sessions one Circuit and ; spatches, Brevet of Major, British medal, in the Parnell of the Counsel to the Times Khedive's medal with two clasps). Commission Bencher Middle 1876 ; ; Temple, [Died 20 Sept. 1901. a Commissioner of Assize, 1881 ; Treasurer MURRAY, Charles Stewart, C.I.E. ; b. 1858 ; of the Middle 1897 retired from Temple, ; s. of late Brig. -Gen. Alexander Henry 1897. Recreations : shooting, fish- practice, Murray, g.s. of 4th Earl of Dunmore ; m. music as a tenor in first Handel ing, ; sang 1892, Laura Prestage. Political Officer Chin Festival at Palace, and in his younger Crystal Lushai, 1889-91 ; late Assistant Commis- cricketer. Address : days was a keen sioner, Chittagong Hill Tracts. Lowood, College Road, Upper Norwood, [Died, 5 May 1903. S.E. ; Shinness Lodge, Lairg, Sutherland, Colin MURRAY, Alexander, I.S.O. 1903 ; was N.B. Club : Reform. a member Ceylon Civil Service ; retired on [Died 24 July 1907. pension, 1904 ; b. 27 Nov. 1847 ; 2nd s. of MURRAY, Abijah, I.S.O. 1903; Secretary Alexander Murray, District Judge, Kandy, for Scotland. Ad- Local Government Board Ceylon Civil Service; m. L. H. O'Slattery. dress : 19 Feb. Edinburgh. [Died 1912. Educ. : private schools, England. Entered Civil held various MURRAY, Col. The Hon. Alexander, V.D., Ceylon Service, 1866 ;

. C.E. ; Member Inst. C.E. ; Colonial Engineer appointments in the Revenue and Judicial and Surveyor-General, Straits Settlements, branches till he became officer in First Class

( and Member of the Executive and Legis- of Service; Acting Treasurer and Auditor-

lative Councils from 1898 ; Member Local General successively ; member of Executive

Joint Naval and Military Defence Com- and Legislative Councils ; received gold

mittee ; b. 1850 ; s. of Alexander Murray, medals on Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee

Ceylon Civil Service, District Judge, Kandy ; and Coronation of King Edward ; Member m. Mary Louisa, d. of Ralph Tatham, of Colonial Institute (Ceylon Branch) was : C.C.S. ; one s. two d. Educ. Hyde Abbey, Capt. Ceylon Mounted Rifles, and Major : ten- Winchester ; Glasgow Univ. Appointed by Cadet Corps. Recreations swimming, the Secretary of State to Ceylon Civil Service, nis, golf. Address: 9 Trinity Gardens, : 1871 ; Provincial Engineer, North Central Folkestone. Club Radnor, Folkestone. of Province, 1886 ; Province Uva, 1895 ; [Died 29 Sept. 1913. Western 1897 Director Province, ; Acting MURRAY, David Christie, novelist and play- of Public Works, 1897. Recreations : row- b. wright ; West Bromwich, Staffordshire, Ad- ing, tennis, shooting, cycling, riding. 13 Apr, 1847. Educ. : private school. dress : Kinloss, Grove Road, Singa- Orange Was reporter on Birmingham Morning News ;

Straits Settlements. Clubs : Grosvenor ; pore, came to London, 1873 ; served on Daily

Colombo ; 22 Apr. 1910. Singapore. [Died News and on staff of The World ; special MURRAY, Alexander Davidson, editor of New- correspondent for The Times in Russo- b. lectured castle Daily Journal from 1869 ; Hawick, Turkish War ; extensive traveller ; j of Roxburghshire, 24 Aug. 1840 ; bro. Dr. through Australia, 1889-90, through U.S.A. J. A. H. Murray. Educ. : Minto Grammar and Canada, 1894-95. Publications: A I

. for School ; privately. Was a journalist Life's Atonement, 1880; Joseph's Coat, late Coals of over thirty years ; succeeded the Thomas 1881; Val Strange, 1882; Fire, of Aird, poet and journalist, as editor Dum- 1882 ; A Model Father, etc., 1883 ; Hearts, fries Herald. Publications : numerous local 1883; By the Gate of the Sea, 1883;; The literary and antiquarian sketches and contri- Way of the World, 1884; Bit of Human butions to magazines and reviews. Recrea- Nature, and The Lively > Fanny, 1885f; : 1886 tions : hill-climbing, chess. Club Northern Rainbow Gold, 1885 ; Aunt Rachel, ; Conservative. [Died 20 July 1907. Cynic Fortune, 1886 ;j First Person Singular, 515 MURRAY WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

1886 Old Blazer's 1887 Novelist's ; Hero, ; 3885; Assist. Physician, 1884-91; Lecturer Note Traveller Book, 1887 ; One Returns on Pathology, 1888-1900; Dean of the 1887 Weaker Medical (with Henry Herman), ; School, 1895-1900 ; appointed Lec- ' Vessel, 1888 ; A Dangerous Catspaw (with turer on Principles and Practice of Medicir 1889 1889 1900 to Henry Murray), ; Queen's Scarf, ; ; Physician the Foundling Hosi in Schwartz, 1889 ; Young Mr. Barter's Repen- 1885, and to the Victoria Hospital, 1 1889 Vale's 1890 in tance, ; John Guardian, ; Examiner Medicine, University of LoncU

Bishops' Bible (with Henry Herman), 1890 ; 1903-7. Publications : Editor of Green'i Paul Jones's Alias (with Henry Herman), Pathology, 8th and 9th editions, 1895 Fell Thieves Editor 1890 ; He among (with Henry 1900; of Quain's Dictionary 1891 ; Only a Shadow (with Henry Medicine, 1902. Recreation : Herman), ' photograph} Herman), 1891; Bob Martin's Little Girl, Address : 25 Manchester Square, W. of 1 1892; A Wasted Crime, 1893; Making [Died 25 Nov. 190 !

a Novelist, 1893 ; Time's Revenges, 1893 ; MURRAY, Rt. Rev. James, D.D. ; first Bistioi A Rising Star, 1894 ; In Direst Peril, 1894 ; of Maitland, N.S.W. (from 1867) ; b. of John 1895 Investigations Pym, ; Martyred durrig, Wicklow, 25 March 182C Mount The Ireland, Fool, 1895; Despair, 1895; Educ. : Urban College of Propaganda, Rome Bishop's Amazement, 1896 ; A Rogue's Ordained Priest, 1852 ; Secretary to Arch* 1896 in Conscience, ; My Contemporaries bishop, afterwards Cardinal Cullen, Dublin] Fiction, 1897; This Little World, 1897; 1852-65 ; consecrated Bishop of Maitland bs Tales in Prose and 1898 A Race for Verse, ; Archbishop Cullen, 14 Nov. 1865. Address 1898 The Church of Millions, ; Humanity ; West Maitland, N.S. Wales. Last 1901. Recreation : Despair's Journey, [Died July 1909. landscape painting. [Died I Aug. 1907. MURRAY, Sir James Augustus Henry, Kt. Sir llth Bt. cr. 1628 MURRAY, Digby, ; ; cr. 1908; M.A., LL.D., D.C.L,, Litt.D' retired civil servant, 1896 ; b. 31 Oct. 1829 ; D.Litt., Ph.D. ; editor of Oxford Englis s. of 10th Bt. and Frances, d. and co-heiress Dictionary ; b. Denholm, near Hawicki of Peter Patten Bold, M.P., Bold Hall, Roxburghshire, 1837 ; m. 1867, Ada , S. father Agnes, Lancashire ; 1881 ; m. Helen e. d. of George Ruthven, Kendal ; six a. Cornelia, d. of Gerry Sanger, Utica, U.S.A., five d. Educ. : Cavers, Minto, Hawick, 1861 (d. 1888) ; two s. two d. Educ. : Rev. Edin. B.A. London ; M.A. Oxford (Balliol John Buckland ; Royal Navy. Commanded Coll.) ; Hon. LL.D. Edin., 1874, Glasgow, of numerous merchant ships ; pioneer the 1901 ; D.C.L. Durham, 1886 ; Ph.D. Frei- White Star Line of steamships, commanding burg i. B., 1896; D.Litt. Wales, 1902; successively the first six ships ; professional Cape Town, 1905; Litt.D. Dublin, 1908, member of Marine Department of Board of and 1913 Cambridge, ; Foundation F.B.A. ; Trade, 1873-96 ; for 22 years a conservator Hon. F.R.S. Edin. ; Foreign Member In- of the Thames. Publications : Ocean Cur- stitute of France, Imperial Academy of rents and Currents The Atmospheric ; ABC Sciences, Vienna, Royal Prussian Academy, of Sumner's Method. Heir : s. b. John, Royal Flemish Academy, American Phil 1867. Address : Dor- Hothfleld, Parkstone, Society, Netherlands Soc. of Arts, Sciei set. 5 Jan. 1906. [Died and Lit., etc. Engaged in teaching, MURRAY, Rev. Frederick William, Hon. 1885 ; Assistant Master, Hawick Gramr Canon Rochester, 1877. Educ. : Christ School, 1855 ; Master of Hawick Acader Church, Oxford (M.A.). Rector of Leigh, 1858 ; Master at Mill Hill School, 1870-8 1856-59 of 1859-1906. Ad- ; Stone, Kent, Assistant Examiner in English, Unive dress : Stone Haven, Station Road. Sidcup. of London, 1875-79 ; one of the founders 2 Nov. 1913. [Died Hawick Archaeological Society in 185 Robert F.R.S. b. MURRAY, George Milne, ; Secretary, 1856-64; President at Jubil 11 Nov. 1858 m. Arbroath, Scotland, ; 1884, 1906 (when honoured with freedom Helen (d. 1902), d. of late William Welsh, Hawick) ; President of Philological Sc Walker's Barns and Brechin Boggieshallow, ; London, 1878-80, 1882-84, 1907-9; undf one s. one d. Educ. : Arbroath School High ; took, for Philological Society and Oxfo Strassburg University. Lecturer, Botany, University Press, in 1879, editing of Ne St. Medical 1882- George's Hospital, School, English Dictionary on Historical Principle) Coll. 1886; Royal Veterinary 1890-95; in connection with which, removed froi Naturalist, Solar Eclipse Expedition to Mill Hill to Oxford in 1885; Romane Scientific West Indies, 1886; Director, Lecturer, Oxford, 1900. Publications', National Antarctic 1901 Expedition, ; Keeper, papers on History and Language of Bordffl of British Museum Department Botany, (Nat. Counties, in Transactions of H.A.S., etc.: 1895-1905. Publications: Intro- History), various papers, in Transactions of duction to the Study of Seaweeds, 1895 ; Philological Society ; the Dialect of joint author of Hand-book of Cryptogamic Southern Counties of Scotland, with '. 1889 botanical from 1877. Botany, ; papers torical Introduction and Linguistical Map Recreations : fishing and sailing (sea). Scotland, 1873 ; The Complaynt of Scotia Address : 2 Bridgefield Terrace, Stonehaven, 1874, The Romance and Prophecies N.B. 16 Dec. 1911. [Died Thomas of Erceldoune, 1875, and

Sir Herbert Harley, K.C.B. ; cr. edited for with Hist MURRAY, works, E.E.T.S.," " b. s. of late of Introductions article 1895 ; 1829 ; Bishop Rochester ; English Language d. of 9th Earl of in and Sarah, Kinnoull ; Encyclopaedia Britannica ; New English widower. Educ. : Christ Church, Oxford. Dictionary, vols. i. ii. A to C, 1888-93; of Board of 1890-94 vol. iii. Chairman Customs, ; D (with E by Henry Bradley), 1897 ; Governor of 1895-98. Club : vol. v. H to 1901 vol. vii. Newfoundland, K, ; O and P ; Carlton. [Died 22 March 1904. vol. x. T to Z in progress. Recreations: gardening, cycling, mountain - MURRAY, Hubert Montague, M.D., F R.C.P. ; climbing, Senior Physician to Charing Cross Hospital stamp- collecting. Address : Oxford. 26 1915. and Lecturer on Medicine ; Senior Physician [Died July for Children Sir to Victoria Hospital ; Consult- MURRAY, John, K.C.B., cr. 1898 ; F.R.S., to ing Physician Foundling Hospital ; Ex- ^LL.D., D.Sc., Ph.D. ; Knight of the Prussian in Coll. of le of aminer Medicine, Roy. Physicians ; Order Pour Me"rite, 1898 ; Grand Cross fc. London, 1855 ; m. 1st, 1887, Florence (d. the Royal Norwegian Order of St. Olav, Voss 1899), d. of John Matthew ; 2nd, 1903, 1910 ; naturalist ; Scientific Member of the d. of Pearl one s. one d. Winifred, Edward ; Fishery Board for Scotland (retired) ; shortly Educ. : University College, London. Medical before death completed a bathymetrical, Registrar^ at Charing Cross Hospital, 1883- physical, and biological survey of the fresh- 5161 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

: Trin. Coll. Glenalmond water lakes of Scotland ; b. Coburg, Ontario, Educ. ; private 2nd s. of Robert schools. Joined 27th ex- Canada, 3 March 1841 ; Regt 1860; d. of late to 89th 1869 succeeded to Murray, accountant ; m. Isabel, changed Regt. ; of Irish 1888 Thomas Henderson, shipowner, 1889 ; two the command Royal Fusiliers, ; s. three d. Educ. : public school, London, passed through Staff College, 1876 ; D.A.A. Ontario D.A.A. and Ontario ; Victoria College, Coburg, ; and Q.M.G. Ireland, 1877-82; High School, Stirling, Scotland; Edin- Q.M.G. Exped. Force, Egypt, 1882, and at Institut de 1882-85 A.A.G. Frontier burgh University. Cuvier Prize, Alexandria, ; Force, fur A.A.G. 1889- France ; Humboldt Medal, Gesellschaft Egypt, 1885-86; H.Q. India, 1894. Decorated for Erdkunde, Berlin ; Royal Medal, Royal Egyptian Expedition, R.G.S. Neill 2nd Division Society ; Founder's Medal, ; 1882, D.A.Q.M.G. (despatches, of and Makdougall-Brisbane medals of Royal medal with clasp, bronze star ; Brevet class Society, Edinburgh; Cullum Medal, American Lieut -Col., 4th Osmanieh) ; Soudan, Geographical Society; Clarke Medal, Royal Giniss, 1885-86 (D.S.O., despatches). Re- Liitke Im- creations : Society New S. Wales ; Medal, shooting, riding, rowing, golf, etc. : perial Russian Society of Geography ; Liv- Address The Croft, Holbrook, Ips- ingstone Medal, Royal Scottish Geographical wich. Club : United Service. 19 Feb. 1915. Society ; Helen Culver Medal, Geographic [Died Society of Chicago; Vega Medal, Swedish MURRAY, T. Douglas, Barrister-at-Law, Lin- and Anthropological Geographical Society, coln's Inn ; b. 1841 ; s. of Rev. T. B. hon. of a number Stockholm ; member large Murray, M.A., Prebendary of St. Paul's, and of British and Foreign scientific societies. Helen, d. of Sir Wm. Douglas of Timpendean, Visited and Arctic regions as a Spitzbergen Roxburghshire ; m. 1868, Anne Hodgson ; of naturalist on board a whaler, 1868 ; one one s. one d. Educ. : Exeter " " Rugby ; the naturalists H.M.S. Challenger during College, Oxford (B.A.). Travelled round the exploration of physical and biological con- world and passed twelve winters in Egypt 1872-76 first ditions of great ocean basins, ; after 1866; Hon. Sec. to Frank Buckland assistant of staff appointed to undertake 1879 bronze " Memorial Fund, ; presented of scientific results of Chal- publication candelabrum to St. Paul's Cathedral, 1899 ; " 1876-82 lenger Expedition, " ; appointed" formed the committee with Lord Grey and 1882 took in Triton and funds editor," ; " part Mr. Charles Bethune, for collecting Knight Errant explorations in Faroe and started the first permanent band in Channel, and other deep-sea and marine Hyde Park. Publications : Sir Samuel British to the Inter- expeditions ; delegate Baker, a Memoir, 1895; Jeanne d'Arc, national Conference at Stock- in Hydrographic 1902 ; received thanks private audience 1899 made numerous of holm, ; explorations from Pope Pius X. and a letter apprecia- in oceanic islands took and tropical " ; part" tion, as Pontiff, of the work through Cardinal of the Michael Sars North : all paid expenses Merry del Val. Recreations field sports ; Atlantic Expedition, 1910. Publications : took first prize for hacks two years in editor of on the Scientific Results of 1871- " Report " succession at Islington Horse Show, the by from the Challenger Expedition, published 1872 ; imported Pekinese spaniels H.M. Stationery Office in fifty royal quarto Palace, 1896, for the first time since those volumes author of A of the so ; "Summary " taken in the Summer Palace, 1870, help- Scientific Results of the Challenger Ex- ing to create the present breed in this author of The Narrative of : Iver Bucks. pedition ; joint- " " country. Address Place, Iver, the Cruise of the Challenger and of the [Died 20 Nov. 1911. Report on Deep-Sea Deposits, and of the of MURRAY, Rev. William Hill ; Inventor on the scientific results of a Reports bathy- the numeral-type by means of which blind metrical of the fresh-water lochs of survey and illiterate sighted Chinese can learn to Scotland in six volumes and of The ; read and write well in three months, using of the a account of Depths Ocean, general only 30 symbols, whereas the average the modern science of based oceanography, Chinaman takes six years to master the on the scientific researches of the largely " " 4000 essential to simple reading, Sars in ideographs Norwegian steamer Michael the b. 3 and only 5 per cent ever learn ; June author cf The North Atlantic, 1912 ; Ocean, lost his 1843 ; s. of a blacksmith. Early a General Account of the Science of the Sea, rural left arm by an accident ; postman ; and of numerous on 1913, papers subjects in 1863 became a colporteur for National connected with geography, oceanography,- Bible Society of Scotland, by whom (1871) marine and Recreations : biology, limnology. he was sent to North China; in 1879 he with yachting, accompanied sounding, adapted Braille's symbols for the blind to and other scientific observations dredging, ; represent numbers, and numbered the 408 a collection of marine of large deposits, sounds in use at Peking (which are the which he made a special study ; golf, standard for all Mandarin dialects) ; seeing Address : cycling, shooting, and motoring. the with which the blind acquired Wardie, Edinburgh. facility Challenger Lodge, the power of reading and writing, illiterate Clubs : Societies, Athenaeum. Royal Royal Christians craved lu's help, and by sub- Automobile ; Phyllis ; United Court, Henley stituting black lines for the raised white Service, Edinburgh ; Royal and Ancient, dots, he produced the simplest possible set St. Andrews North Berwick. ; New, of forms these are the printing- 16 March 1914. geometric ; [Died type with which the blind now print books

General Sir John K.C.B. ; in Boxer troubles MURRAY, Irvine, for sighted persons ; the cr. b. Wilhelmina 1897 ; 1826 ; m. Stanley, his blind women were all martyred, and d. of Major D. A. Malcolm, 1854. Entered most of the men and boys. He himself 1842 1891 served Bengal Army, ; General, ; suffered so severely that he became totally 1848-49 Indian 1857-59 of the other Panjab, ; Mutiny, ; blind of one eye and half blind ; Brigadier-General, Rohilcund District, 1877- but with his wife and children, he reorgan- 1882 1884- an ; Lucknow Division, Bengal Army, ised his schools and printing works ; had 1887 Club : United Service. in the ; C.B. 1873. average of fifty blind men and girls [Died 20 May 1902. school, and former students are doing valuable mission work as blind evengelists. MURRAY, Col. Kenelm Digby, D.S.O. 1880; Address: School for the Blind, Peking, i retired list; J.P. ; b. Dover, 6 Feb. 1839; China. [Died 6 Sept. 1911. 3rd s. of Lieut.-Col. Sir J. Digby Murray, Eric 10th Bart., and Frances, d. of late Peter MURRAY, Brig.-General William Hugh ; of late 1913 Pretoria District, Patten Bold ; m. 1870, Caroline, d. C B. ; Commanding b. 3 Oct. 1858 Col. two South from 1911 ; ; George Thompson, C.B. ; Africa, 517 MURRAY WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916

s. of Kenneth Murray of Geanies, Co. Ross, noble of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa ; b. 25

D.L., J.P. (d. 1876) ; m. 1895, Jessie C., Aug. 1846 ; s. of Mantazumul Mulk Mohsen- e. d. of Capel Hanbury of Elm Hurst, uddowla Ferodunja Nawab Synd Munsur s. Romford, Essex ; one one d. J.P. Boss- ali Khan Bahadur Nasrutjung, the Nawab shire ; served in Zhob Valley Expedition, Nazim of Bengal, Behar, and Orissa, and

1884 ; South African War, 1899-1902 ; L.N. Nawab Mehere-laka Begum Saheba; m. Lanes Regiment ; commanded 2nd Batt. 1862, Nawab Kulsum-un-nessa Begum the Royal Scots, 1904-8 ; Notts and Derby Saheba. Educ. : home, under private in Territorial Brigade, 1909-11. Address: tutors English, Arabic, Persian, and Urdu ; Geanies, Fearn Ross-shire. Clubs : Naval finished his education in Europe. Was

and Military ; New, Edinburgh. appointed representative of his father, His [Died 2 Feb. 1915. Highness the late Nawab Nazim of Bengal,

MURRAY, Rev. W. Rigby, M.A. ; Minister of Behar, and Orissa, 1873 ; succeeded his late Brunswick Street Church, Manchester, from father with the hereditary title of Nawab b. : 1872 ; Edinburgh. Educ. Edinburgh Bahadur of Murshedabad Ameer-ul-Omiah, High School and University; Theological 1883; K.C.I.E., cr. 1887; G.C.I.E., cr. Hall of United Presbyterian Church. Minister 1890. Decorated for efficient management

at Ardrossan, 1861-72 ; was Convener of of his estates and public charities. Recrea- Synod's Committee which compiled Church tions : polo, pig-sticking, billiards, tiger

Praise ; Moderator English Presbyterian shooting, etc. Address : The Palace, Mur Synod, 1904-5. Address : Brunswick Street shedabad, Bengal, India. Church, Manchester. [Died 9 July 1914. [Died 25 Dec. 1906. MURRAY, Sir William Robert, 12th Bt.; cr. MUSCAT, H. H. The Sultan of, Sir Seyyid 1626; b. 19 Oct. 1840; o. s. of llth Bt. Feysul, K.C.I.E., cr. 1903. S. 1883. Re- and 1st d. wife, Susan, of John Murray, cognised by British Government, 1890 ; main- Ardeley, Bury, Hertfordshire, and widow of tains cordial relations with Great Britain,

Adolphus C. Murray ; S. father 1894 ; m. the protecting Power of the Persian Gulf, 1st, 1868, Lastania (d. 1873), d. of John whose western approach is commanded by Fontanilla, La Plata; 2nd, 1874, Esther the port of Muscat. Officially visited by Elizabeth (d. 1884), d. of P. Body, and Lord Curzon as Viceroy of India, 1903. widow of John Rickard ; 3rd, 1885, Mag- [Died 5 Oct. 1913. dalen d. of late b. Agnes, Gerard Gandy, Oak- MUSGRAVE, Hon. Anthony, C.M.G. 1902 ; : land, Windermere. Heir s. Edward Apr. 1849 ; s. of Bunthorn Musgrave and

Robert. [ Died 21 Jan. 1904. Frances A. Wood ; m. 1894, Elizabeth Anne, : MURRELL, William, M.D., F.R.C.P. ; Hon. d. of A. Colles ; one s. one d. Educ. private Life Governor, Physician, and Lecturer on tuition. Private Sec. to Governor Musgrave Clinical Medicine and the Principles and in Newfoundland, 1868-69; in British Practice of Clerk Medicine, Westminster Hospital ; Columbia, 1869-72 ; Private Sec. and member of Faculty of Medicine, Univ. of of Executive Council, Natal, 1872-73; S. to Civil of Lond. ; examiner Service Commis- Australia, 1873-77 ; Private Sec. to Gov. sion of in ; examiner, University Aberdeen ; b. Jamaica, 1877-83 ; to Sir A. Musgrave 26 Nov. 1853; s. of William Kenrick Queensland, 1883-85; Assistant Deputy - - also Murrell, M.A., barrister at law. Educ. : Commissioner New Guinea, 1885 ; has occa- Murray's, Wimbledon ; University College, administered the Government on two London. British New Sharpey Physiological Scholar and sions ; Government Secretary, Demonstrator of Physiology, University Guinea, 1888-1908; Local Auditor, 1890- 1875-78 College, ; Laureat de 1'Acad. M

Reform ; letters to 1854- ruptcy Law Journal. 1889 ; retired, 1892 ; served Crimea, Recreations : class shooting and fishing ; cultiva- 1855 (medal with 4 clasps, 5th Medjidie, tion of shrubs and trees from foreign coun- Turkish medal); Indian Mutiny, 1858-59 tries. Owned 162 acres. Address : Waters- (medal with clasp). Address : 25 Eaton field Towers, Pulborough, Sussex. Square, S.W. Clubs : Army and Navy, [Died 3 Apr. 1901. United Service. [Died 6 March 1910. MURSHEDABAD, Nawab Bahadur of, Ali MUSURUS PASHA, His Excellency Stephen, of Kudr Synd Hassan ali Meerza Bahadur, Vizir, Turkish Ambassador to the Court s. of late Ehitisham-ul-mulk Raisuddowla Ameer-ul- St. James's ; b. 28 Jan. 1841 ; Omrah Nawab Sir Synd Hassan ali Khan Musurus Pasha, who represented the Ottoman Bahadur m. d. Mahabatjung, G.C.I.E. ;_&premier Empire, in London,^1851-85 ; Marie, 618 WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 NAPIER and ETTRICK

of late Sir John Antoniades, K.C.M.G. En- late Capt. A. Nairne, H.C.S. ; m. Sophie, 1861 : tered the Diplomatic Service, ; served d. of Rev. J. D. Addison, 1860. Educ. successively at the Turkish Embassy in privately; Addiscombe Coll. 2nd Lieut.

London as Second Secretary, First Secretary, Bengal Artillery, Dec. 1855 ; R.A. 1861 ; d'Affaires 1861 Councillor, and Charge" from Captain, 1864 ; Major, 1872 ; Lieut.-Colonel, at 1881-84 to 1880 ; Ambassador Rome, ; 1880 ; Colonel, 1884 ; Maj.-General, 1890 ; of Prince of Samos, 1896-1900 ; member the Lieut.-General, 1895 ; Indian Mutiny (medal),

Political Section of the Council of State, 1857 ; 2nd Euzofzai Expedition, 1863 ; to the rank of Civil 1879 : 1900 ; promoted highest Kabul Campaign (medal), Egypt Functionaries, Vizir, 1903. Decorations : (despatches, C.B., Medjidie), 1882; Com- in brilliants First class Osmanieh ; Nichan mandant, School of Gunnery, Shoeburyness, class in Iftihar in brilliants ; First Medjidie ; 1885-87 ; Inspector-General Artillery of Order of gold and silver medals the the India, 1887-92 ; commanded a 1st class of various Imtiaz ; Grand Cross foreign District, India, 1892-93; Commander-in- LL.M. of the of Orders ; B.A. and University Chief, Bombay, and Member Council, of France. Address : 69 Portland Place, W. 1893-95. Address : Poona, India. Club : [Died 21 Dec. 1907. United Service. [Died 19 Feb. 1899. MUTHER, Dr. Richard, Professor of Art His- NANNETTI, Joseph Patrick, M.P. (N.) College b. tory, University, Breslau, from 1895 ; Division of Dublin from 1900 ; Lord Mayor : Gotha. b. Ohrdruf, 25 Feb. 1860. Educ. of Dublin, 1906-7 ; 1851 ; s. of an Italian d. Studirte an den Universitaten von Heidel- sculptor and modeller ; m. 1873, Mary, berg und Leipzig, habilitirte sich 1883 als of Edward Egan. Educ. : Baggot Street Privatdocent in Miinchen, wurde 1886 Con- Convent Schools, and Schools of Christian servator des Miinchener Kupferstichkabinets. Brothers, Dublin. Apprenticed to printing : of Publications The History Modern trade ; afterwards employed in Liverpool ; Painting, 1893; The Oldest German Pic- one of the founders of first Home Rule

ture Bibles, 1883 ; Anton Graff, 1881 ; organisation in Liverpool ; first Secretary, Gothic and Early Renaissance Illustrations afterwards President, of Trade Council of of French is of of German Books, 1884 ; A Century Dublin ; a member of Corporation in der Munch- Painting, 1901 ; Der Cicerone Dublin, Catholic Cemeteries Committee and in der ener Pinakothek, 1885 ; Der Cicerone Trustee of the Royal Liver Friendly Society,

Berliner Galerie, 1886 ; Meisterholzschritte etc. Address: 2 St. Anne's Villas, Dolly- Studien aus der Jahrhunderten, 1887 ; und mount, Dublin. [Died 26 Apr. 1915. 1900-1 Geschichte der Kritiken, ; Malerei, NAPIER, Sir Archibald Lennox Milliken, 10th

1899 ; Geschichte der englischen Malerei, Bt. ; cr. 1 627 ; Lieut. Grenadier Guards

1902 ; Geschichte der belgischen Malerei, (retired) ; b. 2 Nov. 1855 ; S. father 1884 ; 1903 1904. Address : Bres- ; Rembrandt, m. Mary, d. of Sir Thomas Fairbairn, 2nd Bt., lau, Breitestrasse, 26. [Died 28 June 1909. 1880 (div. 1903) ; 2nd 1904, Charlotte Louise, Fellow of MYERS, Asher Isaac, journalist ; o. d. of late Chief-Justice Austin, Montreal. b. 1848 : Institute of Journalists ; London, ; Heir : s. Alexander, b. 1882. Club Army m. 2nd s. of late I. M. Myers ; Elizabeth, and Navy. [Died 18 Jan. 1907. : Com- d. of late Aaron Cohen. Educ. City NAPIER, Lieut.-Col. Hon. George Campbell, mercial School, Lombard Street. Started b. C.I.E. 1886 ; b. 11 Feb. 1845 ; twin and Jewish Record (first Jewish penny weekly) heir-pres. of 2nd Baron Napier of Magdala ; and in 1870 Jewish in 1868, joined Chronicle, m. 1882, Alice Mary, d. of late James Beech of which he was from 1878 managing pro- s. d. of Brandon Hall, Coventry ; one one of the Council of prietor ; was a member Entered Bengal army, 1861 ; Lt.-Col. 1887 ; United Synagogue, of Jews' College, Jewish served Punjab as Assistant Commissioner, Board of Guardians, Anglo-Jewish Associa- 1867 on 1874 ; Can- Board ; special duty, Persia, tion, Jewish Religious Education ; Sec. to dahar, 1881 ; Private and A.D.C. manager of several other Jewish institutions. Lieut.-Gov. of N.-W. Prov. 1882-83 ; Deputy Address : 134 Abbey Road, N.W. Commissioner, 1884 ; superintendent Kapur- [Died 11 May 1902. : thala State, 1885 ; retired, 1887. Address Frederic W. M.A. ; one of H.M. MYERS, H., 34 Grosvenor Place, S.W. Clubs : Arthur's, of Schools President of the Inspectors ; Bachelors'. [Died 10 March 1914. for Research b. 6 Feb. Society Psychical ; cr. Sir William Lennox, 3rd Bt. ; s. Frederic Incum- NAPIER, 1843 ; e. of Rev. Myers, 1867 Lt.-Col. Welsh 1907 ; bent of St. John's Parsonage, Keswick, ; Royal Fusiliers, b. 12 1867 S. father 1884 m. Mabel of Oct, ; ; Cumberland ; m. Eveleen, y. d. Charles Edith d. of late Rev. C. T. Forster, Tennant of Cadoxton, Glamorganshire, 1880. Geraldine, Vicar of 1890 Coll. Camb. Hinxton, Cambridgeshire, ; Educ. : Cheltenham ; Trin. three s. two d. Educ. : Jesus Fellow of Trin. Coll. etc. Publica- Uppingham ; Camb., Barr. Inner : and College, Cambridge. Temple, tions St. Paul, 1867 ; Essays Modern 1894; admitted Solicitor, 1902. Heir: s. Classical, 1885 ; Science and a Future Life, other Joseph William Lennox [b. 1 Aug. 1895. 1893 ; The Renewal of Youth, and : : 9 1882 author Edmund Educ. Rugby]. Address Bramham Poems, ; part (with South S.W. Gurney and Frank Podmore) of Phantasms Gardens, Kensington, ; Mowbray House, Norfolk Street, Strand, W.C. of the Living, 1886 ; Human Personality [Died 13 Aug. 1915. (published after death). Address : Leck- NAPIER and ETTRICK, 10th Baron (cr. 1627), hampton House, Cambridge. Club : Athe- cr. Francis K.T. 1864 ; a>um. [Died 17 Jan. 1901. (U.K. 1872), Napier, P.O. 1861 ; LL.D. ; Bt. of Nova Scotia,

1666 ; retired Ambassador ; [Sir Alexander Napier (d. 1473) performed various embassies his fell at N and mercantile enterprises ; g.-g.-s. 4th in Flodden, 1513 ; and Alexander, descent, his John NABHA, H.H. Rajah, Sir Hira Singh, Malwlndar fell at Pinkie, 1547 ; g.-s. (d. 1617) G. C.S.I. Hon. the inventor of his s. became Bahadur, G.C.I.E., cr. 1903 ; ; was logarithms ; of 1627 2nd Col. in British Army; b. 1843; S. 1871. 1st Baron Napier Merchiston, ; Served in last Afghan War. The State has Baron was a zealous supporter of Charles I.] ; s. of 9th Baron an area of 928 square miles, and a population b. Thirlstane, 15 Sept. 1819 ; of about 300,000. Address: Nabha, Punjab. and o. d. of late Hon. A. J. Cochrane- S. 1834 m. Anne Jane [Died 25 Dec. 1911. Johnstone ; father ; o. d. of Manners-Lockwood NAIRNE, General Sir Charles Edward, K.C.B. ; Charlotte, Robert and cr. 1897 ; commanding the forces at Bombay Dun-y-Greig, Glamorganshire, Lady b. 1836 s. of Julia 1845. Educ. : Trin. Coll. Camb. from 1895 ; London, 30 June ; Gore, 519