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SOLICITOR-GENERAL

KELLY, KNT. BACHEL. Created 1845. Sir Fitzroy Kelly,
son of Ro'iert Hawke Kelly, Esq., a captain i❑ the army, by
Isabel. daughter of Captain Fordyce, carver and cup bearer to
,George 111. ; grandson of Col. Robert Kelly, who distinguished
himself in the East Indies. Born in London, 1796; married,
1821, eldest daughter and co-heir of Captain Mason, of Leith,
descended on her mother's side from the Mackenzies of Suddie
and Scatwell, Ross. store (she died in 1851). Entered a student
of Lincoln's-inn in ISIS; was called to the bar in 1824, and
went the Norfolk circuit ; was appointed King's Counsel in
1835, and elected a bendier of Lincoln's-inn ; was Solicitor-
General from July 1845 to August 1846 ; was an unsuccessful
candidate at the election for Hythe, 1830, and for Ipswich in
1832; was returned for the latter place in 1835, but unseated
on petition; again contested Ipswich in 1837, and succeeded in
gaining the seat upon petition ; stood for the same place in
1841, but was not returned; sat for Cambridge from 1843 to
1847.

LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND.
&MINTON. 13TH EARL OF, created 1507 ; Earl of Winton,
1600 ; Lord Montgomerie, 1448 ; Baron Seton, 1448 ; Baron
Kilwinning, 1615 (Scotland); Baron Ardrossan, 1806 (United
Kingdom), by which title he holds his seat in the House of
Lords. Archibald William Montgomerie, son of Archibald
Lord Montgomerie, by his cousin, the eldest daughter and heir
of the 11th Earl of Eglinten ; (sue re-married Sir Charles Mon-
tolieu Lamb, Bart). Born at Palermo, 1812; married, 1841,
daughter of Charles Newcomen, F.sq., and relict of Richard
Howe Cockrell, Esq.. (commander R.N.); succeeded his grand-
father in 1819 • was served heir male general of George, 4th
Earl of %Vinton, in 1640 (the sth earl, who was attainted. hav-
ing left no issue) ; is Lord-Lientenaut of Ayrshire, and colonel
of the Ayrshire militia. The first Earl was appointed Justice-
General of the North of Scotland during the minority of
James V.

SECRETARY FOR IRELAND.
NAAS, LORD, Kildare, eldest son of the Earl of Mayo, by the
only daughter and heir of the late J. Jocelyn (who was
uncle to the third Earl Roden). Born in Dublin, 1822: mar-
ried in 1848. Blanche Julia, third daughter of Colonel Wynd-
ham, of Petworth, Sussex. Educated at the University of Dub-
lin, where he graduated A.M. Is author of St. Peter:burgh
and Moscow Was gentleman of the Bedchamber to Lord
Hevteshury. when Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. A Magistrate
and Deputy-Lieutenant for Kildare. A Conservative and Pro-
tectionist. First returned for Kildare in 1847.

ATTORNEY-GENERAL FOR IRELAND

NAPIER, .I;aE- PH, LL.D., Dublin University, son of William
Napier, Esq., a descendant of the Merchiston branch of the Na-
pier family, by Bose, daughterof 51cNagliten, Esq., and cousin
to the late Sir F. McNaghten, Bart. Born at Belfa •t, 1804 ;
married 1830 the daug,hter of John Grace. Esq., and niece of
the late Archdeacon Grace. Educated at the Belfast Academi-
cal Institution, and afterwards graduated at 'trinity College,
Dublin, where lie obtained general premiums in classics and
science; was for many yearsa pupil of James Sheridan Knowles,
Esq. Called to the Irish bar in 1831 ; made a Queen's Counsel
in Ireland in 1844. A member of the Royal Irish Academy,
and president of the Irish Bar Association. A Conservative ;
opposed to a repeal of the Union ; a decided supporter of
Scriptural education, and opposed to the plan called the Na-
tional B3ard System in Ireland ; voted in favour of a return
to azricultural protection in 1850. First returned for Dublin
University, Feb, 1848, without opposition.

SOLTCITOR•GENERAL FOR IRRI.AND

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WHITESIDE, JAMES (Ennisk►llen), son of the late Rev 'Wit-
ham Whiteside, and brother of the Rev. Dr. Whiteside, Vicar
of Scarborough. Born at T)elgany, county Wicklow, 1806 ;
married 1833. daughter of the ►ate William Napier, Esq., of
Belfast. Educated at the University of Dublin. where he gra-
duated M.A. with honours ; also obtained premiums in the
first law class formed in the University of London. Called to
the bar in Ireland in 1830 ; and is a Queen's Counsel. Author
of works on Daly and on Ancient Rome. A Conservative,
willing to support the party of the Earl of Derby, opposed to
the repeal of the Union, and in favour of a grant to tie Church
Education Society. First returned for Enniskillen, April, 1851.