The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1866-01-02 00:00:00

"WHO'S WHO," 11011 18118.

This useful arid very interesting pnblication fe
an epitome of the personal and public pritiole
of every iodividual of any celebrity ut the
country. It embraces the Royal Family and it.
breeches, the Royal Household, the Nobility--.
their rank, risme, ages, end beink —the (labia*
and ohisi oaken of Shari the members of the
Privy Conseil, ths reserbere ths House ca
Commons, thsir ages and politics, de, dm., I&
It informs o.,thier aka, that the eldest duke
is the Duke of Northumberland, aged 111 tie
youngest, the Duke of Norfolk, aged The
oldest tamer* the maxii.j. of Westmeath, spa
8) : the youngest, the Ms of May, aged 111 s
The °asthma? the Earl Onalow, aged 88;
this youorset, the Etsrl Obarleville, aged 12.
Tim °wee visesent, Viscount Gough. aged Sit
the youngest Vissonst Dowse, aged 21. Tie
oldest baron. Lord Bratmtism. aged ;
7°ll°C6. 10" RodaW, spa & nes oldest
men of the Privy Council is Lord Brougham,
end 87; the founts* His Royal fliehnses thy
Prime of Wales, aged 24. Tbe °Week therebse
of the Home of Commons is Sir William Yates*
Bert, amasber forth. county of Armagh, aged
83; the yest, ths Earl rd Tyrone, member
;for Waterford. aged 2L The oldest Judge in
?land is the Right HOD. Stephen Leshington,
, 83, the youngest, Sir James P. Wilds, era
The °lases Judge in Ireland, the Right
Hon. Thome Lamy, Chief Justice of the Queen's
Booth, aged NII the youngest, Justice Logi.,
aged 48. The older! Smith Lord of Serion, the
Night Hon. MIDOOI2 Mc Neill, Lord Janis"
osamsk aged ; the _ youngest, David HOTS,
Lord Ware, aged 64. The oldest andsbithop, the
Archbishop at Canterbury, aged 71 ; the
youngest, Archbishop of York, aged 46. 7/r
oldest bishop, the Bishop of Exeter, aged 88 ;
the youngest, the Bishop of Gloucester and
Bristol, aged dg. The oldest baronet, Sir Sti&r;
mick L Hass, aged 88; youngest, at
Hayes Lumens*, aged one year. The oldsss
civil and sailiy knight is General Sir Arthur
B. Clifton, aged 23; youngest, Sir Charles T.
Bright, aged 88.

The House of Peers at present moist, 0f,..
1 prince, royal dukes, 3 archbishops. 26 dukes.
SI mereeises, 168 earls, 30 visoounts, 28 bishop,
sad 166 barons ;—tbe tote/ number of Peen
booing 435. The Bishop of Bath and Wells OW
also as Baron AnalaM. The followniLtgy-
mon have also seats in the House of an
lay pear. :—The Ray. A. K Hobert, Karl of
u • hanoshire ; the Rev. William Georgie
How Karl of Carlisle; the very Rai V.
John Broderick, Viscount Kidlike; the Bay.
William Nerd, Earl of Abergsvenny ; the Ven.
Frederick T 'dominion- Wykeioam- Rennes. D. C. L.,
Lord Says and Bele ; the Rev. Henry W.
Powlett, Lord awning ; the Rev. Alfred
Nathaniel H. Canon, Lord Scandal.; and the
Right Rev. Thomas Plunkek, Lord Plunkett
The heir-presumptive to the title of Lord Arun.
dell and Wankel., is his brother, the Rev.
Evened Aloysioe Gonave, a Jew& prim&
There are 115 peers of ticotland and beland,
who are not peers of parliament; there are 211'
members of the Privy Council; and the seah-
bishops, bishops, colonial bishops, bishops of Me
Episcopal Church of Bootlsond,aad retired bishops,
number 98. There We 649 baronets, 450 etTil
and military knights, 107 noblemen and baronets
who are Knights of the various Orders. 17
Knights of the Order of the tiltsr of India, 717
Knights Companions of the Order of the Bath,
4 field morshools. 578 general takers in the army,
323 senerals in am Majesty's Indian army, SIS
admirals in the navy, 54 judges in the United
Kingdom and Intend, 150 Queen's Counsel and
flergeantoret-Law in England, and 92 in Ireland.
Then are 174 deaths recanted of those whose
WINS appeared in" Who's Who," and who
died between the 90th November, 1864 and Is 4
December, 1866, with the dates of their birth and
death.