New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-05
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ress at Belgrade, In Servh
THE NEW EDITOR or TIE EDIyBURsa Re-
v,yv-Mr George Cornewal Lewis is the eldest soa Of
Sir Thouss Franklin Lewis. Bart and Wa born 10 Lon
don 10 1906 he received me school education a Eton-
In lS24 be entered Chrst Church 0xf0rd giving great
sepsion 10 modern language especially German, frosa
which, jointly with DIR. Tgnes be translated Aaiers
Doricas. In les he took hs University degree - hr-'
chairman in classcs, and secondcsss N u,st1snsaes-
In The year be entered the Middle Temple and N
1891 called 10 the bar and joined the Oxford Cir
cult. In 1s35 he placed upon the Commission OF
Inquiry into the Relief Of the Poor ION the report OF
which founded the Irsh P0orlaz) and the state d
the Church IN Ireland and Afterwards drew up "A able
report on the condition OF The Irsh IN Crest Brtan In
lss be was appointed o commissioner 20 inquire INTO
the Government Of the lssnd OF Malta especially a. 70
in tarit and expenditure eomnii"a Nnes =. -
tive IN the wor materially extended the trade, and led
to the establishment Of the freedom OF the pres IN the
leland In January, 1893, ne was appointed Poortaw
Corrrnissssione7 which Office he held u1al July, l-iI
when ne entered Parliament Conservz.iTe and Pro
tectjoujst member for Hereor1shre. 10 Mover, 1884,
he sppointcd JOINT Secretary o. TIE Board OF Con
troll with Mr. james Wilson. NJ tor Wsstbury Eayy IN
the following year he made his frat speech IN the house.
In opposition 10 motion for the production Of papers "a
the ease Of the lately deposed Rash Of 5stsra In s45
he was appointed Under Secretary OF state for the
Home Department, being succeeded In the Board Of
Co1,roi by the Hon Fliosf NJ p rr Roxburx.hfre
Mr. Lewis has brought forward several useful measures
he hes earned reputation AZ the translator Of bouzTs
Public Economy of Athens, which a. vel a. t1e
"Dorisns," hes become a textbook He . known slso
A. the author Of an able essay the "Use and Abuse
Of Political Terms, published in ls52 On the Origin
and Formation Of the Romance Languages" Pablsbed
in 1875 on "Local Disturbances ia lreisDd and the
Irish Quesfion," in 1895 on "Governmelt Depsnden-
cies" IN leil, and other subsequent pubhca: ons.
tY'Mr Walter Scott Lockhart Scott. OF Alb
botsford the only Of Mr. Lockhsr and granisen Of
Sir walter Scott died. unmarried, jan. TO- at the
early age of2?. When Sir Walter died be left two sons
and grandson 10 perpetuaie the lineage Of Ms house
and Is difficult TO conceive that even chance thought
could have crossed bis mind that all three should de
cbildless ard abroad Ia the short space Of % yesrs
The only grandchid Of the great novelist alive is
Mr. Lockhartss only surviving child Mrs. Hope IL was
but month ago that were called on 70 chronicle the
death at 81 OF the cosest link in blood 10 SCOTS greet
contemporay-Byron; and here we now recording
the death a. II the closest link IL blood 10 Byrons
greet contemporary SiT Walter Scot II a. If IL
were ordan ed that the children Of the brain shall the
sole creations Of great authors destined 20 eniure.
r. Rossini, the celebrated composer, was
he director Of concert which took place Florence
the 9Th inst in honor Of the King Of Bavaria Among
the performers the Pince and Princess PoniatOw.
ski the Countess orsni and the aristo Basszni and
Yyanhof.