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that he could remember the name easily,
for Ii rhymed with that OF Mrs Parting
ton. The marquis felt lnsuited. lie at
tended n party given tn his honor by
New York merchant conspicuous for his
devotion to the Union cause, and wore
Confederate ba&Ee in ms buttonhole.
There were several Union officers present.
and finaxy on OF them tore the badge
from Hartington's lapel and put his foot
upon H. rebuking Harrington at the same
time by asking him IL he did not know
that while a war was raging. In which ms
host and many OF his guests had friends
personally engaged on the Northern side,
his act was an Insult. Harrington an
swsred that lady had given 70 10 him
and asked him TO wear IT. and he had kept
his promise. Tho Duke of Devonsnire was
born July ., lisa. and succeeded to his
fathers tir.e IN 1891. lie has revenue OF
100000 year, owns forty parishes,
Devonshire house in Plccadlily, Chats
worth I'm Derbyshire, Hooker Hall In Ian
cashire, Bolton Abbey in Yorkshire, Comp
ton Place in Sussex. Chiswick in Middle
sex, I.ismore castle In Ireland and moro
historical castles scattered about than
would serve TO lodge al the beggars In the
United Kingdom.
Young Cayendlsh was educated at Trim
ity college, Cambridge. where he gradu-
aied -. A. In 1854. and WAS made LIZ ID.
IN 1867. He was attached TO Earl Gran
ville's special mission to Russia In 1854.
In March, 1857, he was returned 10 the
house of commons as one OF the members
for North Lancashire, in the Liberal In
terest. At the opening Of the new parlia-
mcnt In 1873 he moved a vote OF mo conii-
denca' in Lord Derby's government,
which was carried by 81 votes against
3is In March. 1862. he was appointed a
lord of the admirably. and In April or tho
same year under secretary for war. on
the reconstruction of Lord Russclrs Sec
ond administration. In February. 1856, the
Marquis of harrington became secretary
OF war and retired with his colleagues IN
July Of that year. AT the general election
OF December, 1868. ne lost his scat for
North Lancashire. but was Immediately
afterward returned for the Radnor
boroughs. having first received the office
OF postmaster general In tssadstone's cabi-
net. lie held that office TIL January. lN'l.
when he succeeded MIR. Chichester For
tescue as chief secretary for Ireland. He
went out OF Office with his party In Feb
ruary. 1874 When Mr.. Gladstone. shortly
before the assembling of parliament in
1875, announced his intention OF abandon
ing the post of leader OF the LIBERAL party.
a meeting OF ahe members or the Opposi-
ton was held on February 3 at the Re-
form Club. under the presidency OF John
Bright 1t was decided that tho Marquis
OF Harrington should undertake the
leadership OF the Liberal party In she
house Of commons. He received the free
dom of the city az Glasgow November :.
1871 and was Installed as lord rector OF
tho University or Edinburgh January ~.
1872 Al the general election OF 1sSo. he was
elected member OF parliament for Nortr
east Lancashire. On $he resignation Of
the Conservative government the Marquis
OF Harrington was sent for NY the queen
70 form an administration. bust this task
having been declined ny him and Earl
Granville eventually devolved upon the
former leader Of the Liberal party. Mr.
Gladstone who constructed a cabinet. IN
which the Marquis Of Harrington cccu-