Hazell's Annual

Dormer, Roland John, 13th L. (and a Bart.) (cr. 1615). Surname Dormer. B. 1862, s. 1900. Ex-sec. Egyptian Ministry of Finance. Heir, Commander Hon. C. J. Thaddeus Dormer, bro. L.U. Peterley House, Amersham, Bucks. Douglas, L. (See Home, E. of.)

Downe, Hugh Richard, 8th V. (cr. 1680) in the peerage of Ireland and Baron Dawnay (U.K.) '97. Surname Dawnay. B. 1844, S. 1857. Served in Zulu campaign 1879, and in S. Africa, 1900-2; Col. commanding 10th Hussars. Hon. Major-Gen. Heir, Hon. J. Dawnay, s. Dingley, Market Harborough, C. Carlton, United Service. Downshire, Arthur Wills John Wellington Blundell Trumbull, 6th M. of (cr. 1789). Sits as E. of Hillsborough (1772). Surname Hill. B. 1871, S. 1874. Heir, E. of Hillsborough, s. C. East Hampstead Park, Wokingham. *Drogheda, Henry Charles Ponsonby, 10th E. of (cr. 1661). Surname Moore. B. 1884, s. 1908. I.P. Heir, Charles Garrett Ponsonby, Viscount Moore, s. (b. 1910). Moore Abbey, Co. Kildare.

Ducie, Henry John Moreton, 3rd E. of (cr. 1837). Surname Reynolds-Moreton. B. 1827, s. 1853. P.C., G.C.V.O., F.R.S., D.L., J.P.; M.P. Stroud, '52-3. Heir, Henry Haughton Reynolds, Lord Moreton, s. L.Ú. Tortworth Court, Falfield, Glos.; 16, Portman Square, W. Brooks's, Travellers', Athenæum. Dudley, William Humble, 2nd E. of (cr. 1860). Surname Ward. B. 1867, s. 1885. Rachel, d. of Charles Gurney, Esq., 91; Par. Sec. Board of Trade '95-1902; served in S. Africa 1900 as D.A.A.G. of Imp. Yeo.; res. 1901; Lord-Lieut. of Ireland 1902-5; Gov.Gen. of the Commonwealth of Australia, 1908. P.C.; GC.V.O.; G.C.M.G. Heir, Visct. Ednam, s. C. Willey Court, Stourport, Worcester; 7, Carlton Gardens.

Dufferin and Ava, Terence John Temple, 2nd M. of (cr. 1888). Surname Hamilton - Temple Blackwood. B. 1866, s. 1902. Was in the Diplomatic Service; now in Foreign Office. Heir-pres., Lord Ian Basil Gawaine TempleBlackwood, bro. Clandeboye, co. Down. 75, Cadogan Square, S.W.

Dunalley, Henry O'Callaghan, 4th L. (cr. 1800). Surname Prittie. B. 1851, s. 1885. I.R.P. '91. L.L. Tipperary. Heir, Hon. H. C. OC. Prittie, Lieut. Rifle Brigade, s. C. Kilboy, Nenagh, United Service.

Dunboyne, Robert St. John Fitzwalter, 25th L. (cr. 1324). Surname Butler. B. 1844, S. 1899. I.R.P. Called bar Inner Temple '69; formerly Senior Master Supreme Court of Judicature and King's Remembrancer. Heir, Commander Hon. Fitzwalter G. P. Butler, R.N., s. Ouseley Lodge, Old Windsor; Knoppogue Castle, Quin, Co. Clare.

Dundonald, Douglas Mackinnon Baillie Hamil ton, 12th E. of (cr. 1669). Surname Cochrane. B. 1852, s. 1885. S.R.P.; served in 2nd Life Guards, and in Nile expedition and Stewart's desert march; commanded Mounted Brigade of Natal Army in Natal and the Transvaal, '99, and with his Brigade led the final advance into Ladysmith. Maj. Gen.; C.B.; Comdr. of the Canadian Militia 1902-4; C.V.O. Heir, Lord Cochrane, s. L.U. Ollawa, Canada; Gwyrch_Castle, Abergele, North Wales; 34, Portman Square. Brooks's, Travellers', New (Edinburgh). Dunedin, Andrew Graham, 1st L., of Stenton, co. Perth (cr.1905). Surname Graham-Murray.

B. 1849. E. Harrow and Trin. Coll. Camb. Called to Scottish Bar '74; Solicitor-Gen. Scotland '91-2 and '95-6; Lord Advocate '96-1903; Sec. for Sootland 1903-5; Lord Justice General and Lord President of the Court of Session 1905, P.C.'96; K.C.V.O. 1908; LL.D. Edin., Glasgow, and Aberdeen; Keeper Great Seal of Principality of Scotland. Heir, Capt. Hon. Ronald T. Graham-Murray, s. Rothesay Terrace, Edinburgh; Stenton, Perthshire. Dunleath, Henry Lyle, and L. (cr. 1892). Surname Mulholland. B. 1854, s. 1895. D.L. and M.P. Londonderry Co., North Div., '85-95. Heir, Hon. Andrew E. S. Mulholland, s. C. Ballywalter Park, Co. Down. Dunmore, Alexander Edward, 8th E. of (cr. 1686). Sits as Ld. Dunmore (1831). Surname Murray. B. 1871, s. 1907. Major 16th Lancers, served in Soudan, India, and S. Africa. V.C. '97. C. Carlton. Dunning, L. (See Rollo, L.) Dunraven and Mount Earl, Windham Thomas, 4th E. of (cr. 1822). Sits as Ld. Kenry (1866). Surname Wyndham-Quin. B. 1841, S. 1871. K.P.; formerly Life Guards; served in S. Africa 1900 as Capt. in the Imp. Yeo. UnderSec. Colonies '85-6; contested the America Cup 95. L.L. Limerick; P.C. Ireland '99; member Irish Land Conference 1902; Chairman Irish Reform Association 1904; K.P., C.M.G. Heir, Col. W. H. Wyndham-Quin, M.P., c. Adare Manor, co. Limerick; Dunraven Castle, Bridgend, Glam. 22, Norfolk Street, Park Lane, W. C. Carlton. Dunsandle and Clanconal, James Frederick, 4th L. (cr. 1845). Surname Daly. B. 1849, "Dunsany, Edward John Moreton Drax, 18th B. S. 1894. I.P. (cr. 1439). Surname Plunkett. B. 1878, s. 1899, served in S. Africa '99-1900. m. 1904, Lady Beatrice Child Villiers, d. 7th Earl of Jersey. Heir, Hon. Randal A. H. Plunkett, s. Dunsany Castle, co. Meath. Carlton.

Durham, Handley Carr Glyn, 85th Bp. of, since 1901. (See founded 635.) Surname Moule, B. 1841. E. Trin. Coll., Cambridge, and exFellow; ex-Norrisian Professor of Divinity and Fellow of St. Catherine's College; Principal of Ridley Hall, '80-99. Has been select preacher both at Oxford and at Cambridge, and was Hon. Chaplain to the late Queen; a Chaplain in Ordinary to the King. Author, among other works, of commentaries on the Epistles to the Romans, Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians in the Cambridge Bible, that on the Epistle to the Romans in the Expositor's Bible, and a work on "Outlines of Christian Doctrine." The Castle, Bishop Auckland.

Durham, John George, 3rd E. of (cr. 1833). Surname Lambton. B. 1855, s. 1879. L.L. Co. Durham. Heir, Hon. F. W. Lambton, M.P., bro. L. Turf, Guards'.

Dynevor, Arthur de Cardonnel. 6th L. (cr. 1780). Surname Rice. B. 1836, s. 1878. Heir, Hon. W. F. Rice, s. C. Carlton.

*Dysart, William John Manners, 9th E. of (cr. 1643). Surname Tollemache. B. 1859, s. 1878. S.P. Heiress, Lady A. Tollemache-Scott, sis. Buckminster Park, Grantham; Ham House, Richmond, Surrey.

Ebury, Robert Wellesley, and L. (cr. 1857). Surname Grosvenor. B. 1834, S. 1893. M.P. Westminster '65-74. Heir, Hon. Robert

THE PEERAGE.

Victor Grosvenor, s. Moor Park, Rickmans-
worth, Herts.
Effingham, Henry Alexander Gordon, 4th E. of
(cr. 1837). Surname Howard. B. 1866, s. 1898.
Tusmore
Heir, Gordon F. H. C. Howard, c.
Park, Bicester; Thundercliffe Grange, Rother-
ham, Yorkshire. Travellers', Bachelors'.
Egerton of Tatton, Alan de Tatton, 3rd Baron.
Surname Egerton. B. 1845, s. 1909. Formerly
M.P. Mid-Cheshire and Knutsford Div.
Tatton
Heir, Hon. Maurice Egerton, s.
Park, Knutsford; 9, Seamore Place, May-
fair. Carlton, Bachelors', Bath.
Eglinton and Winton, George Arnulph, 15th E.
of (cr. 1507). Sits as E. of Winton (1859).
B. 1848, s. 1892.
Surname Montgomerie.
Heir, L. Montgomerie, s.
L.L. Ayrshire.
Eglinton Castle, Irvine, Ayrshire.
Egmont, Charles John, 9th E. of (cr. 1733). Sits
as Ld. Lovel and Holland (1762). Surname
Perceval. B. 1858, s. 1910. Heir-pres,. Drum-
mond Ina Perceval, distant kinsman.
Eldon, John, 3rd E. of (cr. 1821).
Scott. B. 1845, s. 1854. Heir, John Scott,
Visct. Encombe, g.s. C. Carlton.
Elgin and Kincardine, Victor Alexander, 9th
E. of (cr. 1633). Sits as Ld. Elgin (1849).
Surname Bruce. B. 1849, s. 1863. P.C., K.G.;
G.C.S.I.; G.C.I E; Treas. of Household and
First Commr. of Works '86; L.L. Fife; Gov.-
Gen. of India '94-99; D.C.L. Oxford '99; LL.D.
Aberdeen 1906, Cambridge and Glasgow 1907.
Chairman War Commission 1902; Chairman
Royal Commission on Scottish Church Crisis
1904; Colonial Sec. Dec. 1905-8. President
Fife Territorial Force Association.
Lord Bruce, s. L. Broomhall, Dunferm-
line. Brooks's, Travellers'.
Elibank, Montolieu Fox, 10th Lord (cr. 1643).
Surname Oliphant-Murray. B. 1840, S. 1871.
S.P.; ex-commander R.N.; D.L. Peeblesshire.
Heir, Hon. A. W. C. Oliphant-Murray, M.P.,
Master of Elibank, s. C. Darn Hall, Eddle-
ston, N.B. United Service.

Ellenborough, Edward Downes, 5th L. (cr. 1802). Surname Law. B. 1841, S. 1902. Retired Commander; served in the Baltic during the Crimean War, in the China War '57-61, and in the Ashantee War '73-4. m. 1906, Her. mione, dau. of the late E. W. H. Schenley of the Rifle Brigade. Heir, Col. the Hon. Cecil H. Law, C.B., bro. 8, Charles Street, Berkeley Square, W.; Windlesham Court, Surrey. Travellers', Naval and Military, etc. Ellesmere, Francis Charles Granville, 3rd E. of (cr. 1846). Surname Egerton. B.

1862. Heir, Visct. Brackley, s. C. Bridgewater House, Cleveland Square, S.W. Travellers'.

Elphinstone, Sidney Herbert, 16th L. (cr. 1509).
Sits as Ld. Elphinstone (1885). Surname
Elphinstone. B. 1869, s. 1893. m. 1910, Lady
Mary Bowes Lyon, d. of Earl of Strathmore.
Heir, Hon. Mountstuart W. Elphinstone,
Carberry Tower, Musselburgh, N.B.
Carlton, Marlborough.
*Ely, Frederic Henry, 60th Bp. of. (See founded
1109.) Surname Chase. B. 1853. App. 1905.
E. Christ's Coll., Camb.; Powis medal for
Latin verse, 8th in 1st class Classical Tripos
76; deacon 76, priest '77 ; curate of Sherborne,
then of St. Michael's, Cambridge; lecturer
on theology at Pembroke Coll. '81; first tutor
of the Cambridge Clergy Training School '84,
Principal '87-1 901; Norrisian Professor of
Divinity 1901; President Queens' Coll, 1901;

Vice-Chancellor of the Univ. 1902-4; Bp. 1905.
m. Charlotte, e.d. late Rev. G. Armitage 77.
Author "Lord's Prayer in the Early Church,"
"Credibility of the Book of the Acts,"
"Confirmation in the Apostolic Age," etc.
Palace, Elv.

Ely, John Henry, 5th M. of (cr. 1800). Sits as
Ld. Loftus (1801). Surname Loftus. B. 1852,
s. 1889. Heir, Lord G. H. Loftus, bro. C.
7, St. Katherine's, Regent's Park S.W.;
Loftus Hall, co. Wexford; Ely Lodge, co.
Fermanagh; Royal St. George's, Kingstown,
Ireland.

Surname Monsell. B. 1858, s. 1894. m. '81,
Emly, Thomas William Gaston, 2nd L. (cr. 1874),
Frances Vincent, y. d. of the late John Power,
Esq. L. Tervoe, Co. Limerick. Athenæum.
Enniskillen, Lowry Egerton, 4th E. of (cr. 1789).
Sits as Ld. Grinstead (1815). Surname Cole.
B. 1845, s. 1886, K.P. M.P. Enniskillen '80-85.
Heir, Visct, Cole, s. C. Carlton.

Erne, John Henry, 4th E. (cr. 1789). Sits as
Lord Fermanagh (1876). Surname Crichton.
B. 1839, s. 1885. K.P.; P.C. (Ireland); M.P.
Enniskillen '68-80, Fermanagh '80-85; Lord
of the Treasury '76-80; L.L. Fermanagh.
Crom Castle, New-
Heir, Visct. Crichton, s.
town-Butler; 21, Knightsbridge, S.W. C.
Carlton.

Erroll, Charles Gore, 19th E. of (cr. 1452). Sits
as Ld. Kilmarnock (1831). Surname Hay.
B. 1852, s. 1891. K.T., C.B. Cornet Royal
Horse Guards '69; Col. Commanding '91;
hered. Lord High Constable of Scotland;
Lord-in-Waiting 1903-5; served in S. Africa
1900-1. Hon. LL. D. Aberdeen. Heir, L. Kil-
marnock, s. Slains Castle, Aberdeenshire;
20, Buckingham Gate, S.W.
B. 1841, s. 1882. Heir,
Erskine, William Macnaghten, 5th L. (cr. 1806).
Hon. M. Erskine, s. C. Carlton; Naval and
Military.

Esher, Reginald Baliol, 2nd V. (cr. 1897). Surname Brett. B. 1852; s. 1899. M.P. Penryn '80-'85; Permanent Sec. Office of Works 95-1902; Dep. Gov. and Constable of Windsor Castle; G.C.B., G.C.V.O., D.L. London, 1909; Hon. Colonel 5th Batt. R. Fusiliers; member of War Commission 1902 and Chairman War Office (Reconstitution) Committee 1903; Permanent member Imperial Defence Committee. He was joint editor of the correspondence of H.M. Queen Victoria published in 1907; Comdr. Légion d'Honneur; Spanish Order of Merit; Roval Trustee British Museum; Chairman Terr. Force Assoc., County of London. Heir, Hon. Oliver S. Baliol Brett, s. Orchard Lea, Windsor Forest; The Roman Camp, Callander; 2, Tilney Street, W.

Essex, George Devereux de Vere, 7th E. of (cr. 1661). Surname Capell. B. 1857, s. 1892. served in S. Africa with the Imp. Yeo. 1900, Commdg. Yeo. Brig. Heir, Visct. Malden, s. Cassiobury Park, Herts.

Estcourt, George Thomas John, 1st Baron (cr. 1903). Surname Sotheron-Estcourt. B. 1839. E. Harrow and Ball. Coll. Oxford. M.P. Wilts N. '74-'85. C. Estcourt, Tetbury, Gloucestershire.

Ettrick, L. (See Napier, L.) name Shaw-Lefevre. B. 1832. M.P. Reading Eversley, George John, 1st L. (cr. 1906). Sur'63-85; Bradford, Central D., '86-95; Civil Lord of the Admiralty '66; Sec. to Board of Trade '68-71; Home Sec. '71; Sec. to 39

Admiralty '71-4, and April-Nov. '80; First
Commr. of Works '80-84, and again '92-4;
Postmaster-General '84-5; Pres. Local Govt.
Board '94-5; Bencher Inner Temple. Abbots-
worthy House, King's Worthy, Winchester.
Exeter, Archibald, 64th Bp. of. (See founded
1050.) Surname Robertson.
B. 1853, app.
1903; s. the late G. S. Robertson, M.A.,
Exeter Coll., Oxford. Late scholar Trin.
Coll., Oxford. B.A. (1st-class Lit. Hum.) '76,
M.A. '70, D.D. '97. Formerly Fellow of Trin.
Coll., Oxford. Principal of Bp. Hatfield's
Hall, Durham, '83-'97; of King's Coll., London
'97-1903; Vice-Chancellor Univ. of London,
1902-3; Hon. D.D. (Durham) '93; Hon. LL.D.
(Glas.) 1901; Hon. Fellow Trin. Coll., Oxford.
Author Regnum Dei" (Bampton Lectures)
and other publications. The Palace, Exeter.
Exeter, William Thomas Brownlow, 5th M. of
(cr. 1801). Surname Cecil. B. 1876, s. 1898.
Custos Rotulorum of the Soke of Peterboro'
'98. Major 4th E. Anglian Brigade, R.F.A.
Mayor of Stamford, 1909. Chm. Soke of
Peterboro' C.C. Heir, Lord Burghley, s.
Burghley House, near Stamford; 14, Ashley
Gardens, S.W.

Exmouth, Edward Addington Hargreaves, 5th
B. 1890,
V. (cr. 1816). Surname Pellew.
Canon-

s. 1899. Heir, Henry E. Pellew, c.
teign, Dunsford, Exeter.
Faber, Edmund Beckett, 1st L. (cr. 1905). Sur-
name Faber. B. 1847 E. Eton and Trinity
College, Camb.; M.P. Hants, Andover D.,
1901-5; a director of the L. & N.W. Rly.;
Chairman of the Yorkshire Post; Chairman
English County Bankers' Association, and
senior partner in Beckett & Co., Leeds and
York. Belvedere, Harrogate; 19, Park Street,
Grosvenor Square, W.

*Fairfax, Albert Kirby, 12th L. (cr. 1627). Surname Fairfax. B. in Maryland, 1870, s. 1900. S.P Claim allowed by Committee for Privileges, Nov. 17th, 1908. Heir, Hon. C. E. Fairfax, bro. 107, East 45th Street, New York City. Fairlie, L. (See Glasgow, E. of.)

Falkland, Byron Plantagenet, 12th V. (cr. 1620), and Lord Cary. Surname Cary. B. 1845, s. 1886. S.R.P.; Lieut. Col. Comdg. 4th Batt. Yorks Regt. '91-6; D.L. and J.P. North Riding Yorks. Heir, Hon. L. P. Cary, Master of Falkland, s. 26, Upper Grosvenor Street, Mayfair. Carlton, Marlborough.

Falmouth, Evelyn Edward Thomas, 7th V. (cr.
1720). Surname Boscawen. B. 1847, s. 1889.
C.B.; late Col. 2nd Batt. Coldstream Guards;
served in Egyptian Campaign '82, Nile Exped.
'84; Major-General; retired 1902; K.C.V.O.,
C.B. Heir, Hon. E. H. J. Boscawen, s.
2, St. James's Square, S.W

Farnham, Arthur Kenlis, 11th L. (cr. 1756).
I.R.P. Surname Maxwell. B. 1879, s. 1900.
m. Aileen Selina, d. of late Charles Purdon
Coote. Heir, Hon. Somerset Arthur, s.
Farnham, Cavan.

Farquhar, Horace Brand, 1st L. (cr. 1898). Sur-
name Farquhar, G.C.V.O., Master of H.M.'s
Household. B. 1844; a s. of Sir Walter
Minto-Farquhar. Formerly Director of the
British S. Africa Co., res. '98; M.P. West
Marylebone '95-98; cr. a Baronet '92. P.C.
Castle
1907. 7, Grosvenor Square, W.;
Rising, King's Lynn.

Farrer, Thomas Cecil, 2nd L. (cr. 1893). Sur-
name Farrer. B. 1859, s. 1899. Heir, Hon.
Cecil Claude Farrer, s. L. Abinger Hall,

Dorking. Athenæum, New University, National Liberal.

Fermanagh, L. (See Erne, E.)

Fermoy, Edward Fitz-Edmund Burke, and L. (cr. 1856). Surname Roche. B. 1850, s. 1874. 1.P. Heir, Hon. J. B. B. Roche, bro. L. Kildare Street Club.

Ferrers, Sewallis Edward, roth E., Visct. Tam-
worth (cr. 1711) (and a Bart. cr. 1611). Sur-
name Shirley. B. 1847, s. 1859. Heir, W. K.
Shirley, c. C. Staunton Harold, Ashby-
de-la-Zouch, Leicestershire. Carlton, Junior
Carlton.

Feversham, William Ernest, 1st E. of (cr. 1868).
Surname Duncombe. B. 1829, s. as 3rd L.
'67; M.P. E. Retford '52-7, N. Riding Yorks.
59-67. Heir, Visct. Helmsley, g.s. C. Carlton.
*ffrench, Charles A. T. R. J. J., 6th L. (cr.
1798). Surname ffrench. B. 1868, s. 1893.
s. of 5th Lord. I.P. m. 1892, May, e. d. of
Mathew J. Corbally, D. L., of Rathkeale Hall,
Swords, Co. Dublin, and had issue Martin
Joseph, b. '93, d. '94. Heir, Hon. John Martin
Valentine french, b. 1872. Pekin, China.
Wellington.

Fife, Alexander William George, 1st D. of
(cr. 1889). Surname Duff. B. 1849. K.T.;
G.C.V.O.; P.C.; M.P. Elgin '74-9; Capt.
Gent.-at-Arms '80-81; L.L. and Cus. Rot. Co.
of London 1900; L.L. Elgin '72-1902; D. of U.K.
'89; formerly Vice-Pres. of the British South
Africa Co., res. '98; m. Princess Louise,
e. d. of King Edward VII.. July 27th, '89;
has two daughters, the elder being Her
Highness Princess Alexandra, b. '91, who is
h.p. to the dukedom and Macduff earldom.
L.U. On Nov. 9th, 1905, H.M. the King
directed that H.R.H. Princess Louise should
bear the style and title of The Princess Royal,
and her daughters be styled "Highness" and
"Princess." Mar Lodge, Braemar; Mont-
coffer House, Banff, N.B.; 15, Portman
Square, W.

Fingall, Arthur James Francis, 11th E. of (cr. 1628). Sits as Ld. Fingall (1831). Surname Plunkett. B. 1859, s. 1881. Lieut. Imp. Yeo. in the S. African campaign 1900. Heir, Hon. O. J. H. Plunkett (Lord Killeen), s. Brooks's. Fisher, John Arbuthnot, 1st L. (cr. 1909). Surname Fisher. B. 1841. Admiral of the Fleet; G.C.B., O.M., G.C.V.O., LL.D. Camb.; First and Principal Naval A.D.C. to the King; entered the Navy '54, saw service in the Chinese and Crimean wars, and distinguished himself in the Egyptian war '82; Dir. Naval Ordnance and Torpedoes '86, Rear-Admiral '90, Admiral Superintendent Portsmouth Dockyard '91, Controller of the Navy '92, Commander-in-Chief North America and W. Indies Station '97, Naval Delegate Hague Peace Conference '99, Commander in-Chief Mediterranean '99-1902, Portsmouth August 1903, and First Sea Lord 1904-10; Member of Esher War Office Committee 1903; First and Principal Naval A.D.C. to his late Majesty; is a Member of Committee of Imperial Detence. Kilvestone Hall, Thetford, Norfolk. Marlborough, Athenæum.

Fisherwick, L. (See Donegall, M. of.)
Fitzhardinge, Charles Paget Fitzhardinge, 3rd
L. (cr. 1861). Surname Fitzhardinge.
1830, s. 1896. M.P. Gloucester '62-5. Berkeley
Castle, Gloucestershire.

Fitzmaurice, Edmond George Petty, 1st L. (cr. 1905). Surname Fitzmaurice. B. 1846. Liberal M.P. for Calne '68-85, Wilts N. Div. 1901-05;

THE PEERAGE.

Plenipotentiary Danube Conference '83; Chairman Grand Committees 1901; British Member of Commission of Reforms for Turkey under the Treaty of Berlin, 1880; Boundary Commissioner under the Local Government Act, 1887; Under Sec. Foreign Affairs '82-5 and 1905-8; Plenipotentiary at the London Conference on the African Sleeping Sickness 1907-8; Chairman of the Wiltshire County Council and Quarter Sessions 1896-1906; Chancellor Duchy of Lancaster 1908-9; author of the "Life of Lord Granville,' 1905, and many other books: P.C. 1908. Leigh House, Bradford, Wills. Brooks's. Fitzwilliam, Wm. Chas. De Meuron, 7th E. (cr. 1746). Surname Wentworth-Fitzwilliam. B. 1872, S. 1902. Served in S. Africa with 4th Batt. Oxon Light Infantry in 1900, D.S.O.; M.P. Wakefield '95-1902. Heir, Hon. W. H. Wentworth-Fitzwilliam, un. L.U. Wentworth, Woodhouse, Rotherham; Coollattin, Shillelagh, Ireland; 4, Grosvenor Square, W Bachelors', Pratt's, York, Kildare St., Dub. lin; Brooks's, and Turf.

Foley, Fitzalan Charles John, 6th L. (cr. 1776).
Surname Foley. B. 1852, s. 1905. Formerly
Capt. and Hon. Major 3rd Batt. Derbyshire
Regt. Heir, Gerald Henry Foley, c. Ruxley
Lodge, Claygate, Surrey. Travellers'.
*Forbes, Horace Courtenay Gammell, 19th L.
(cr. 1442). Surname Forbes. B. 1829, s. 1868.
Premier baron of Scotland. Heir, Hon. A. M.
Forbes, bro. C. Carlton.

Forester, Cecil Theodore, 5th L. (cr. 1821). Sur.
name Weld-Forester. B. 1842, s. 1894. M.P.
Wenlock '74-85. Heir, Hon. George C. B.
Weld-Forester, s. C. Willey Park, Brosely,
Salop; Rose Bank, Birchington-on-Sea,
Thanet. Carlton, Cocoa Tree.
Fortescue, Hugh Fortescue, 4th E. (cr. 1789).
Surname Fortescue. B. 1854, s. 1906; E.
Harrow and Trinity Coll., Camb. (M.A.);
Lord-Lieut. and C.A. Devon; M.P. Tiver-
ton '81-85, Tavistock '85-92. Heir, Viscount
Ebrington, s. Castle Hill, N. Devon; 36,
Lowndes Street, S. W. Brooks's, Travellers'.
*Frankfort de Montmorency, Willoughby John
Horace. 4th V. (cr. 1816). Surname De
Montmorency. B. 1868, s. 1902. I.P.; served
in Burma '91-2; with the Tirah expedition
'97-8; attached to the Egyptian army.
Foxford, L. (See Limerick, E. of.)
Furness, Christopher, 1st L. (cr. 1910). Surname
Furness. B. 1852. E. privately; M.P. (L.)
Hartlepool '91-5 and 1900-10; head of the
Furness line of steamships, and connected
with shipbuilding, ironworks, and collieries
in the north of England; J.P., D.L., co.
Durham and N. Riding Yorks. Tunstall
Court, West Hartlepool Grantley Hall,
Ripon; 23, Upper Brook Street, W.
Gage, Henry Charles, 5th V. (cr. 1720). Sits
as Ld. Gage (1790). Surname Gage. B. 1854,
s. 1877. Heir, Hon. Henry Rainald Gage, s.
C. Firle, Lewes, Sussex. Carlton, Bachelors'.
Gainsborough, Charles William Francis, 3rd E.
of (cr. 1841). Surname Noel. B. 1850, s. 1881.
Served roth Hussars; Chm. Rutland C.C.
Heir, Visct. Campden, s. C. Exkton Park,
Oakham. Carlton: Junior United Service,
Pratt's, M.C.C.

Galloway, Randolph Henry, 11th E. of (cr. 1623). Sits as Lord Stewart of Garlies (1796). Surname Stewart. B. 1836, s. 1901. Capt. 42nd Royal Highlanders '64; retired '76, Crimean and Indian Mutiny medals. Heir, Randolph

Algernon Ronald, Lord Garlies, s. Cumloden, Newton Stewart, N.B.; Glen Trool Lodge, Bargrennan, N.B.; Garlies Lodge, Bargrennan, N.B.; 44, Clarges Street, Mayfair, W.

Galway, George Edmund Milnes, 7th V. (cr. 1727). C.B. Sits as Lord Monckton (1887). Surname Monckton-Arundell. B. 1844, S. 1876, m. 1879. M.P. North Notts. '72-85; peer of the U.K. '87; A.D.C. to Queen Victoria '97 and to the King 1901; Hon. Col. (Col. commanding, '82-1904) Sherwood Rangers I. Yeomanry; M.F.H. '76-1907; Kt. of Grace of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem. Heir, Hon. G. V. Monckton-Arundell, s. C. Serlby Hall, Baw. try, Yorks. Carlton.

Gardner, L. (cr. 1806). Title claimed by Alan Legge Gardner and Alan Hyde Gardner. *Garvagh, Charles John Spencer George, 3rd L. (cr. 1818). Surname Canning. B. 1852, s. 1871. I.P. Heir, Hon. L. E. S. G. Canning, s. C. Carlton.

Gerard, Frederic John, 3rd L. (cr. 1876). Surname, Gerard. B. 1883, s. 1902. Heir, Hon. R. J. Gerard-Dicconson, un. Eastwell Park, Ashford, Kent; Garswood, Warrington. Gifford, Edric Frederic, 3rd L. (cr. 1824). Surname Gifford. B. 1849, S. 1872. V.C.; served in Ashantee and Zulu wars; Col. Sec. Western Australia '80-83, Gibraltar '84-8, Leeward Islands '88. Heir, Hon. E. B. Gifford, bro. C. Carlton.

Gladstone, Herbert John, 1st V. (cr. 1910). Surname Gladstone. B. 1854, s. of Rt. Hon. W. E. Gladstone. E. Eton and Univ. Coll., Oxford (1st class in Modern History '76, M.A. '79); Lecturer in Modern History, Keble Coll.; M.P. (L.) Leeds '80-85, and Leeds (West) '85-1910; P.C.; Junior Lord Treasury '81-5; Deputy Commr. Board of Works '85; Fin. Sec. War Office '86; Under Home Sec. '92-4; First Commr. of Works '94-5; Chief Liberal Whip '99-1905; Home Sec. 1905-10; High Commr., Gov.-Gen., and Com.-in-Chief of Union of S. Africa 1910. G.C.M.G., 1910. Government House, Pretoria. National Liberal, Bath, and Reform.

Glantawe, John Jones, 1st L. (cr. 1906). Surname Jenkins. B. 1835. Mayor of Swansea '69-'70, 79-'80, '80-81; member Governing Body Intermed. and Technical Education; Harbour Trust (Chm. '91-8); hon. freeman Swansea '95; M.P. Carmarthen District '8286 and '95-1900. The Grange, Swansea; 13, Cadogan Place, S.W. Reform, Sports, National Liberal, Hurlingham, aud Welsh. Glanusk, Joseph Henry Russell, and L. (cr. 1899). Surname Bailey. B. 1864, S. 1906. Major Grenadier Guards; served S. Africa 1900. Heir, Hon. Wilfred Russell Bailey, s. Glanusk Park, Crickhowell, Brecknock. Glasgow, David, 7th E. of (cr. 1703) and Baron Boyle (cr. 1699) in the peerage of Scotland. Surname Boyle. B. 1833, s. 1890. Ret. Capt. R.N.; served in Russian and China wars; Gov. New Zealand '92-7; cr. Baron Fairlie, in the peerage of the U.K., 97. Heir, Visct. Kelburn, s. Kelburne, Fairlie, N.B. Carlton and U.S. Clubs.

*Gloucester, Edgar Charles Sumner, 32nd Bp. of. Surname Gibson. B. 1848. E. Charterhouse and Trin. Coll. Oxford; deacon '71, priest '72; Chaplain Wells Theological Coll. '71, Vice-Principal '74, Principal '80; Lecturer Leeds Clergy School '76-80; Preb. of Wells '80-1905; Vicar of Leeds '95-1905; appointed

Gordon, V. (See Aberdeen, E. of.)

Gorell, John Gorell, 1st B. (cr. 1909). Surname Barnes. Judge of Probate, Divorce, and Admiralty Division '92-1905; President 1905-9. P.C. 1905. 14. Kensington Park Gardens, W. Athenæum, Reform.

Gormanston, Jenico Edward Joseph, 15th V. (cr. 1478). Sits as Ld. Gormanston (1868). Sur. name Preston. B. 1879, s. 1907. Reserve of officers. C. Gormanston Castle, Balbri gan, and Whilewood House, Nobber, Ireland *Gort, John Standish Surtees Prendergast, 6th V. (cr. 1816). Surname Vereker. B. 1896, s. 1902. I.P. Lieut. Grenadier Guards. Heir, Hon. Standish R. G. Vereker, b. East Cowes Castle, Isle of Wight. Guards' and Bachelors'.

Goschen, George Joachim, 2nd V. (cr. 1900). Surname Goschen. B. 1866, s. 1907. M.P. East Grinstead D. '95-1906; Aide-de-Camp to Lord Roberts in S. Africa 1900-4. Heir, George Joachim, s. Private Secretary to Lord Jersey, Governor of N.S. W., '90-2. C. Seacox Heath, Hawkhurst; 25, Rutland Gate, S.W. Carlton.

Gosford, Archibald Brabazon Sparrow, 4th E. of (cr. 1806); (cr. a Bart. of Nova Scotia 1628, Viscount 1776). Sits as Baron Worlingham (1835). Surname Acheson. B. 1841, s. 1864. K.P.; Vice-Chamberlain to Queen Alexandra; L.L. co. Armagh; Vice-Admiral of Ulster. Heir, Visct. Acheson, s. 22, Mansfield Street, W.; Gosford Castle, Ireland. Travellers, Turf, and R.Y.S. Cowes. Gough, Hugh, 3rd V. (cr. 1849). Surname Gough. B. 1849, s. 1895. Minister Resident at Dresden and Coburg till 1907; K.C.V.O. Heir, Hon. Hugh W. Gough, s. Loughcutra Castle, co. Galway. St. James's, Travellers'. Grafton, Augustus Charles Lennox, 7th D. of (cr. 1675). Surname Fitzroy. B. 1821, s. 1882. K.G.; C.B.; General retd.; Equerry to the late Queen '49-82, Hon. Equerry 82-1901 to the late King and since to H.M. the King. Heir, E. of Euston, s. C. 6, Chesterfield Gardens, W.; Wakefield Lodge, Northamptonshire; Euston Hall, Suffolk. Travellers', United Service.

Graham, E. (See Montrose, D. of.)

Granard, Bernard Arthur William Patrick Hastings Forbes, 8th E. of (cr. 1684). Sits as Baron Granard (1806). m. 1909, Beatrice, d. of Ogden Mills, of Staatsburg, New York. Is also Visct. Granard and Baron Clanehugh (I.P.), and a Nova Scotia Bart. Surname

Forbes. B. 1874, s. 1889. Served in South African War; late A.D.C. to Lord-Lieut. of Ireland; Lord-in-Waiting Dec. 1905-7; Master of the Horse Aug. 1907. K.P.; P.C. Assistant Postmaster-General Feb. 1906 to Aug. 1909. Appointed July 1910 a Special Ambassador to announce the Accession of King George V. at several Courts in Europe. Heir, Lieut. Hon. D. A. Forbes, R.F.A., bro. Castle Forbes, co. Longford. Turf, Guards'. Grantley, John Richard Brinsley, 5th L. (cr. 1782). Surname Norton. B. 1855, s. 1877. Heir, Hon. Richard H. Brinsley Norton, s.

C. Oakley Hall, Cirencester, Glos.; Elton Manor, Notts; Markenfield Hall, Ripon, Yorks.

Granville, Granville George, 3rd E. (cr. 1833). Surname Leveson-Gower. B. 1872, s. 1891. Attaché in H.M. Diplomatic Service Jan. '94, 3rd Sec. Jan. '96; 2nd Sec. Nov. '98, 1st Sec. Nov. 1905; a Lord-in-Waiting '95 and Dec. 1905. Heir, Hon. W. S. Leveson-Gower, bro. L. Kensington Palace, W.

"Graves, Henry Cyril Percy, 5th L. (cr. 1794). Surname Graves. B. 1847, S. 1904. I.P. Heir, Hon. Clarence Percy Rivers Graves, s. C. Carllon.

Gray, Eveleen, Baroness (cr. 1445) in the peerage of Scotland. B. 1841. Surname Smith-Gray. m. 63, J. Maclaren Stuart Smith; s. 14th E. of Moray in the barony 95; assumed with her husband the ad. ditional name and arms of Gray '97. Heir, Hon. J. Maclaren Stuart Gray, s. Brownswood, Enniscorthy, Co. Wexford; 14, Boltons, S.W

Grenfell, Francis Wallace, 1st L. (cr. 1902). B. 1841; s. of Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell; m., (1) '87, a d. (since deceased) of General R. Blucher Wood; (2) 1903, Hon. Aline Majendie, d. of Lady Margaret Majendie; Ensign 60th Rifles so, Col. 82, Major-Gen. '89; served Kaffir War '78, Zulu War '79, Transvaal Campaign '81-2, Egyptian Expedition '82, Nile Expedition '84; Sirdar Egyptian Army '85 and 98; in command of the Force in Egypt '97-8; Gov. of Malta, '89-1903; Commander 4th Army Corps, 1903; Commander Forces in Ireland, 1904-7; Field Marshal, 1908; G.C.B., G.C.M.G., LL.D. Camb. Heir, Hon. Pascoe Grenfell, s. 43, Bryanston Square; Butler's Court, Beaconsfield. Army and Navy, Travellers', Turf.

Greville, Charles Beresford Fulke, 3rd L. (cr. 1869). Surname Greville. B. 1871, s. 1909. Late 7th Hussars; A.D.C. to Lord Lieut. of Ireland '92-3; to Gov. of Bombay 1900-4; Mil. Sec to Gov.-Gen, of Australia 1904. Clonhugh, Westmeath. Cavalry, Carlton. Grey, Albert Henry George, 4th E. (cr. 1806). Surname Grey. B. 1851, s. 1894. First-class Senior Law and Hist. Tripos Camb. '74; m. '77, Alice, 3rd d. Mr. R. S. Holford, M.P., M.P. S. Northumberland '80-85, Tyneside, '85-6: Governor-General of Canada and

G.C.M.G. 1904. P.C. 1908. Heir, Visct.

Howick, s. Howick House, Lesbury, Northumberland.

Grey de Ruthyn, Rawdon George Grey, 24th L. (cr. 1324). Surname Clifton. B. 1858, s. 1887. Hereditary Bearer of the Gold Spurs at the Coronations. Heir, Hon. Cecil Talbot Clifton, bro, C. Warton Hall, Lytham; Mount Bellew, Co. Galway, Ireland. Carlton. Grimthorpe, Ernest William, 2nd L. (cr. 1886). Surname Beckett. B. 1856, nephew of 1st L. and s. late Mr. W. Beckett, M.P. M.P. Whitby Div. '85-1905; A.A.G. Imperial Yeomanry 1900; memb. War Office Organisation Commn. 1901. Heir, Hon. Ralph W. E. Beckett, b. 1891, s. 80, Portland Place, W.; Turf, St. James's and Brooks's. Grinstead, L. (See Enniskillen, E. of.) Guilford, Frederick George, 8th E. of (cr, 1752). Surname North. B. 1876, s. 1885. m. Mary Violet, e. d. of the late W. Hargrave Pawson. Heir, Francis George, Lord North, s. Waldershare Park, Dover; Glemham Hall, Wickham Market, Suffolk,

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