WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 CLOUSTON Edward C., E.I. ; Hon. Sec. The in 1880 M.P. North CLIFFORD, India, ; Notts, 1865-68 ; Artists' Society and the Langham Sketching Sherwood Rangers Yeomanry Cavalry, Club. Address : 43 Bath Road, Bedford 1865-68; commanded London Rifle Volun- Park, W. [Died 5 Oct. 1910 teer Brigade, 1881-90; Groom-in Waiting b. to Queen Victoria, Master of CLIFFORD, Frederick, E.G. ; 1828. Barr. 1881-94; Queen Victoria's 1894 1901. 1857 ; O.C. 1894 ; Bencher, Middle Temple ; Household, Address: 81 Eccleston m. Caroline 3rd d. of Thomas Square, S.W. ; The (d. 1900)," " Mason, shipbuilder, Hull. Times correspondent Heights, Witley, Surrey. Clubs : Army in Jamaica during the Eyre Enquiry Com- and Navy, Wellington [Died 9 July 1907. assistant- mission, 1865-66 ; for some years CLOETE, Lieut.-Gen. Josias Gordon, Madras b. 7. editor of The Times, which he resigned Infantry ; May 1840. Entered army of Press through ill-health ; one of founders 1857 ; Lt.-Gen. 1894 ; retired list, 1895. Association, and served among its earliest [Died 24 Aug. 1907. directors and chairmen ; joint-proprietor CLOETE, William Broderick, M.A., Landed with the late Sir W. Leng of Sheffield Daily Proprietor ; Director, Messrs. Vickers Telegraph (Conservative), and of the group Limited ; b. 1851 ; s. of Lawrence Graham of newspapers published by him in London Cloete (e. s. of Hon. Henry Cloete, Her late Sheffield of in and ; Chairman Directors Majesty's High Commissioner for Natal) firm of and Helen of Sir W. C. Leng and Co. (Sheffield Graham Fintry ; m. 190?, last of Council Violet of Telegraph) Ltd. ; survivor Kate Henley Waterperry, Oxford in shire. : of Guild of Literature and Art, founded Educ. privately ; Queen''s College 1854 by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Charles Oxford. Late Lieut. Edinburgh Artillery Dickens, Sir Charles Eastlake, and others. Militia ; retired Captain West Somerset The Guild was dissolved by Private Act of Yeomanry ; owned large estates in Republic Parliament 1897, and its property and assets of Mexico ; won 2000 Guineas and Grand transferred by Mr. Clifford and late Sir Prix, Paris, 1885; The Oaks, 1911. Publica- J. R. Robinson to Royal Literary Fund tion : edited for publication, Great Boer and Artists' General Benevolent Institution. Trek, by Hon. Henry Cloete. Recreations : Publications : Reports of Cases decided by racing, shooting, golf. Address : Hare the Court of Referees, 1867-84 ; A Treatise Park Six Mile Bottom, Cambs. Clubs : on Locus Standi in Parliament, 1870 ; The Oxford and Cambridge, Savile, Cavalry. Agricultural Lock- Out in the Eastern [Died 7 May 1915. 1874 of Private Bill Counties, ; History CLONMELL, 6th Earl of (cr. 1793), Beauchamp Legislation, 1885-87 ; An Authoritative Henry John Scott ; Baron Earlsfort, 1793 ; derived from Sources not generally b. Account, Viscount Clonmell, 1789 ; Edinburgh of and Industrial accessible, Social, Sanitary, 1847 ; e. a. of Col. the Hon. C. G. Scott ; S. in Great Britain ; Local and Progress cousin 1896 ; m. Lucy, d. of Anthony Wilson, Private Bills, 1904 Some Remarks on Rauceby Hall, Sleaford, 1875. Educ. : Pending Legislation. Address : 24 Colling- Eton. At one time Capt. in Scots Guards. ham South : Gardens, Kensington. Recreations farming ; in early life shooting [Died 30 Dec. 1904. and hunting. Heir : Rupert, Lord Earls- of CLIFTON, Augustus Wykeham ; y. 8. fort, b. 1877. Seats : Bishop's Court, Co. Thomas Clifton 1851) of Clifton and (d. Kildare ; Eathorpe Hall, Leamington. Lytham, Lancashire, and Hetty, d. of late Clubs : Junior, Carlton. Pelegrine Treves, and widow of David [Died 2 Feb. 1898. of b. Campbell Kildalloig, Argyllshire ; CLOUSTON, Sir Edward Seaborne, 1st Bt., 1829 ; m. Bertha whose and General 1855, Lelgarde (in cr. 1908 ; Vice-President favour the abeyance of the Barony of Grey Manager, Bank of Montreal, 1905-11: de was terminated in and Ruthyn 1885, Governor McGill University ; Pres Royal who died d. of 2nd ot 1887), Marquis Hastings. Victoria Hospital ; Montreal General Retired captain in Rifle Brigade. Address : Hospital; Western Hospital, Montreal; Warton Lancashire. Club : Hall, Lytham, Canadian Bankers' Association ; Directo, and 9 1915. Army Navy. [Died May Art Association, Montreal ; b. Moosr 1849 s. of James Steware CLINTON, 20th Baron (Eng.) (cr. 1299), Charles Factory, Canada, ; Henry Rolle Hepburn-Stuart Forbes-Trefusis, Clouston and Margaret Miles; m. 1878t Annie Easton one d. Educ. : Montreal M.A., D.L., J.P. ; Chairman of County ; Entered Bank of Council from 1888 ; Lord-Lieut. Devon High School. Montreal, Assistant General 1887: from 1887 b. 2 Mar. 1834 ; 8. of 19th 1865; Manager, ; 1889 General Baron and Elizabeth, d. of 6th Marquis of Acting General Manager ; : took Lothian; S. father 1866; m. 1st, 1858, Manager, 1890. Recreations always himself Harriet Williamina (d. 1869), d. ot Sir John great interest in athletics, formerly a S. Forbes, 8th Bt. of Pitsligo; 2nd, Margaret, a football and racket player, later golfer, 2nd d. of Sir John W. Walrond, 1st Bt., 1875. motorist, and yachtsman. Address : 362 : Peel ; Boisbriant Educ. Eton ; Christ Church, Oxford. B.A. ; Street, Montreal, P.Q. Ste. Anne de P.Q. Heir : none. 1st class Law and Modern History, 1856 ; Bellevue, Clubs : Bath Mount St. James's Under Sec. for India, 1867-68 ; Charity ; Royal, Commissioner for England and Wales for Montreal; Toronto, Toronto; Rideau, ; Manhattan. New York. 5 years ; M.P. for North Devon, 1857-66 ; Ottawa 23 1912. Chairman of Quarter Sessions, 1863-99. [Died Nov. S. cr. 1911 Heir: s. Hon. Charles J. R. H. F. CLOUSTON, Sir Thomas Smith, Kt., ; Trefusis. Satchville and Aberdeen Address: Heanton, M.D. Edin. ; LL.D. Edin. ; Dolton, N. Devon. Club : Carlton. Physician Superintendent, Royal Asylum, [Died 29 March 1904. Morningside Edinburgh, and Lecturer on CLINTON, Lord Edward William Pelham-, Mental Diseases, Edin. University (retired) ; s. of Robert b 22 April 1840 ; y. G.C.V.O., K.C.B. ; G.C. Saxe-Ernestine Orkney, Clouston of Nist House, Orkney ; m. Harriet Order, 1897 ; G.C. Crown of Prussia, 1901 ; d. of William Storer of New Haven, D.L. ; Groom-in-Waiting to King Edward Segur, s. one d. Educ. : 2nd Conn , U.S.A. ; two VII., 1901 ; b. London, 11 Aug. 1836 ; s. of 5th Duke of Newcastle and d. of 10th Aberdeen; Edinburgh University (Thesis d. of Sir Gold Fothergil Gold Medallist, Duke of Hamilton ; m. Matilda, Medallist; Ex-President Medical Psychological William Cradock-Hartopp, 3rd Bt. 1865 1870) ; (d. Educ. : Eton. Rifle Association; Ex-President Medico-Chirurg. 1892). Ensign Medical fall of Edinburgh; at one time Brigade, 1854 ; in Crimea after Society, in Cumberland and Westmor- Sebastopol ; Captain, 1857 ; Can da, Superintendent land and Editor of Journal of 1861-65 ; Lieut.-Col. 1878, retired 1880 ; Asylum CLOWES WHO WAS WHO, 1897-1916 : Mental Science ; President Royal College s. one d. Address 10 Charles Street, of Physicians, Edinburgh, 1902-3. Publi- Berkeley Square, W. Clubs : St. James's, cations : Clinical Lectures on Mental Diseases Junior Carltonl. Address : Auchendrane, 20 1913. (6 Editions) ; The Neuroses of Development ; Ayrshire. [Died Jan. An Asylum or Hospital House with Plans ; of COATS, Joseph, M.D. ; Professor Pathology of The Hygiene of Mind ; Unsoundness editor in Glasgow University from 1894 ; Mind. Recreations : shooting, fishing, golf. ft. of Glasgow Medical Journal from 1878 ; : Address 26 Heriot Row, Edinburgh ; *. Paisley, 4 Feb. 1846 ; of William Coats, Holodyke, Club : University, Orkney. merchant ; m. Georgiana, d. of John Taylor, 1915. Edinburgh. [Died 19 Apr. West India merchant, 1879. Educ. : Uni- CLOWES, Sir William Laird, Kt., cr. 1902; Paisley ; Glasgow, Leipzig, Wiirzburg naval critic, historical and miscellaneous versity. President Pathological Soc. 1876, Publica- writer ; b. London. 1 Feb. 1856 ; e. of and Medico-chirurgical Soc. 1891. late William Clowes, Registrar in Chancery ; tions : A Manual of Pathology, 3 editions, : m. Ethel, d. of L. F. Edwards, 1882. Educ. 1883, 1889, 1895 ; Lectures on Tuberculosis Coll. and a Aldenham ; King's London ; Lincoln's of Lungs, 1888 ; Notes on Sea Land, Inn. Gold Medallist United States Naval Diary of a Journey to New Zealand, etc., Institute, 1892; Fellow of King's Coll. 1898. Recreations: mountaineering (original London, 1895 ; Hon. Member Royal United member of Scottish Mountaineering Club), Service Institution, 1896 ; Assoc. of Inst. golf, cycling. Address: 8 University of Naval Architects. Lectured at Royal Gardens, Glasgow. Club : Chairman, Glas- United Service etc. wrote much 24 Jan. 1899. Institution," ; gow University. [Died over " pseudonym of Nauticus ; travelled COBB, Gerard Francis, M.A. ; musical com- and lived Publications : much abroad. ft. 15 Oct. 1838. poser ; Nettlestead, Kent, : Naval The Naval Pocket-Book (annually) ; Coll. Educ. : Marlborough ; Trin. Camb. The Needs of the Navy (reprinted from the 1st class in Classical and in Moral Science Daily Graphic). Historical: part-author Triposes, 1861 ; Fellow of Trinity College of Social 1892-97 The England (6 vols.), ; Cambridge, 1863. Junior Bursar, Trinity a from the Earliest Royal Navy, History College, 1869-94 : Chairman, University times to the Present (7 vols.), vols. i. 1897, Board of Musical Studies, 1877-92 ; Presi- ii. iii. 1898, iv. 1899, v. 1900, vi. 1901, vii. dent, University Musical Society, 1874-83. 1903 Four Modern Naval ; Campaigns, Publications : Quintet in C for Pianoforte 1902. Fiction : The of the Captain Mary and Strings; Quartet La E for Pianoforte 1892 Blood