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tiers. lie sits in the House Of Lords as

two daughters lie sits in the House Of Lords as
baron Roscbery.
FaIrer Herscheu was made Baron Herschel In
1886. when he became Lord High Chancellor under
Mr. Gladstone lie was born In 1887, and was
educated at University College. London, and at Bonn
He was called to the bar In 1860, and became
Queens Counsel in 1872. He Liberal member
of Parliament for Durham from S74 TO 1885, and was
solcitortieneral In Mr. Gladstones Ministry Of 1880
The first meeting of the Round Table Conference
on Home Rule was held In his house. He was presl
dent OF the Metropolitan Board of Works
Sir William George Granville Venables Vernon Har
court was born In 1927 and was educated at cam
bridge He was called to the bar in 1854, and became
Queens Counsel in 1866. He elected to Parlia
ment as Liberal by the city Of Oxford In 1868 lie
was made solicitor General and knighcd In 1873. In
1880 he was made Secretary Of State for the Home
Office and In 1886 he was made Chancellor OF the
Excheauer. He was elected for Derby in 1880. 1855
and 1886 He is a clever debater and writer, and his
second wife is q daughter Of John Lathrop Motley
the historian.
Herbert Henry Asaut was born in 1852. He is
Queens Counsel. He was elected Parliament for
Fast FYfe in 1886 and his maiden speech attracted
much attention. He engaged as one Of the coun-
sci for Mr. Parncll before the Parne Commission, and
also appeared in the " baccarat" trial in 1901
The Right Hon. Henry Campbell -Bannerman was
born IN 1886 and was educated at the University OF
ment since 1868. He financial secretary at the
War ONCE in ls7l'74 and leSOS2. He has held the
posts Of Secretary to the Admiralty and Cmef sec
retary for Ireland and in Mr. Gladstones third Cahe
he was Secretary OF state for War
Earl spencer is the OF the fourth Earl ana
was born In 1888. He was educated al Campnuse,
and in 1857 he represented the Southern Division OF
| Nortbampton I'm Parliament. For some years after
he succeeded to his titles in the service OF the
ROYAL Family, and In 1869 he became LORD Lieutenant
OF Ireland which post he held until 1874. I'D leoo
he became Lord President OF the Council lie again
became Lord Lieutenant OF ireland In 1eo2. arriving
| al Dublin Castle the day when LORD fredench
Cavendish and Thomas A. Burke were KILLED IN rhoeN
Park He retained his place In the Cabinet until 'c
close Of Mr. Gadstone's administration In 1850. In
1886 he again became Lord President Of the council
| and adopted Home-Rue opinions.
The Right Hon. John Morley was born In 1888. ana
was educated at oxford. He called to the Bar
IN 1850. He has been the editor of several period
calls, including "The Fortnghtly," " The Pan ha''
| Gazette, and "Macmlllan's Magazine lie was
| elected as an advanced Liberal TO Parliament III
| 1888 and in 1856 he made CHIEF secretary io'
| Ireland having been consistent Home-Kuler iof
| years He Is the author OF many works known 10
English readers and the editor OF the " Ehgish wen
| OF Letters" series. ..,, 80
The Right h.n Anthony Mundel Is Of Italian an, an
cestly and wss born In 1928. lie was elected In loo-
as sheriff Of Nottingham, having been engaged In ne
staple trade OF that town for >on" years ana IN i2o
he
the settlement Of trade disputes. lie was elected IN
1868 as an advanced Liberal for sheilcd ana ID leo2
ssa s was In sss he became President Of Of
Trade holding the position until Mr. Gladstone went
sir Charles Russell born in 1888 and was Cd
uca,ed at Trinity College Dublin Early IN hoIc ie ne
lie called Il to the the Bar M in was s0e eesea sna be @
cam liberal member Of Parliament in 1850 1885 and
1886 and In the latter year he became Attorney 'en
era under Mr.. Gladstone and was knlgh'ed. me i
<l,. nd
Rar He has appeared In many important trials thai
| have attracted worldv ide attention. iiIc"d ne W.
Chetwynd- ham, Ma, ''1cR' ra'n'" "'D 0'''
The Right Hon John Blair wa, toE1 ra,dhn1sS iP 1s' Is m
was called to the Scottish Bar in 1861 and in lsoo ne
made sIa%sSi s stS sSr iss'a% ss and
1881 hc was made Lord advocate for Scotland ana heo
oe ss 1872 M . nc "S pvy s
1898 and has since received other honorary "ppo''
M osiots succeeded s.anaiainsT e
Secretary s Of State for Foreign Affairs and from 1885
der Secretary for Foreign Affairs from 1853 70 lool
when he took part in the efforts to settle the ssnieI~,g
Lieutenant S Of ireland. From 1870 to 1874 he was was
SECRETARY Of state for the Go9as n AND 9os sFs se%rsT @
Of State for India. lie was made "a knight ol '''
Lord Ripon was born in 1897. "nd succeeded e
9s % ss member IN 1872 81 pra%en E13m i7 lie 70 has
as nderSecrctary for War. secretary for War secre
tary for India Lord President OF the Council Charsi
| OF the High Joint Commission which arranged VI.
treaty OF Washington. Vceroy OF ndia ana flrst Tor,
Of tile Admiralty: In 1874 he resigned the post %
| ioined the Roman Catholic Church. =
| Sir George otto Treveyan BnOnet, was born IN
1898 and is q nephew Of Lord Macaulay lie has leli
the posts OF Civil Lord OF the Admiralty, Parliamentary
Secretary the Admiralty, Chief Secretary Tor Ire
retary for Scotland lie has been member Of Iaria
| nent for many years. ana Is the author of several
| important historical works. .
| Mr. Arnold Morley the fourth son OF samuel Morley
| member OF Parliament since. 1880. lie was nadt
PATRONAGE Secretary to the Treasury H. i77p SIM
which time he has been First Whip 10 the Liberal party
| Mr.. Arthur H. Acand is soii OF Sir Itomas Dyk'
Acland, Bar0net, and has been member OF IaTi'i ~
mept since 1855 He Is well known for his exeIllo'
education. ~,
| Robert Ofiey Ashburton Mines the second Baron
| HoIchton, was born January ~, 1s5o lie mar
Ticd In 1850 Sbyl daughter OF Sir Frederick Graham
wife died In 1887 leaving three daughters. Barji
IIoughton has been a Lord IN Waiting OF the queen
Tis father the first Baron who Glcd In 1859, wa
Monckton Mines. the poet politician.
Mr. James Bryce was born In 1898, and Is Regiu'
nrofess0r OF civil law at oxford, OF which university
he is n graduate He became n barrister In 1862 and
pracced until he was made professor at oxlord II
ia7O He has been a Liberal Member OF Parliament
since 1890 He has been Under Secretary for foregI
Affairs and is the author OF many historical works
has taken a special interest In the Irish and Eastern
questions and OF his works treat OF these topics
RADICALS DO NOT LIKE THE CABINET.
| ,ouv MORLEY THEIR ONLY REPRESENTATIVE