The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-07-01

He was educated at Merton college, Ok
ford. where he took the egree of B. 4. in
1852 and NJ. A. in 1850. He was called to
the bar at the Inner Temple in 1850. and
Joined the South Wales and Chester cir
cult.
He became queens counsel in 1866, and
a bencher OF the Inner Temple. In Mr..
DisraeHs administration In 1875 he was
made solicitor general. He twice contest
ed Cardiff in the Conservative interest.
but did not succeed in getting a seat un-
I'll 1877. when he was returned from Laun-
cestown. and sat in the house OF COM
mons for that borough unit! his elevation
to the peerage. He was one of the lead
ing counsel in the Tichhorne case. and
before his elevation he was engaged in
most Of the important cases Of his time.
viscount Cross. lord Of the privy sea-.
was formerly Sir Richard Assheton Cross.
was home secretary during the Beacons-
field administration. secretary Of state
for the home department In the fret
Salisbury ministry, and secretary for
India In the second Salisbury ministry.
He was born in 1923. and received his cdr
cation at Rugby and at Trinity college,
Cambridge. He became a barrister in
1S4s, entered parliament IN 1871 and repre-
scented Southwestern Lancashire from
1858 until 1885, when he was raised 20 the
peerage.
Lord George Francis Hamilton. secre-
tary Of state for India was first lord of
the admiralty in both the former Salisbury
cabinets He IS the third son 81 the puke
Of Ahereorn. and was horn at Brighton
in December. 1916 and educated at Har-
row school In lSs; he entered the army
as an ensign. retiring ~ lSss Al tho
general election Of December. 1855. he COZ
tested the county OF Midflesex in the Con
servative interest. and was returned AT
a -
1874 he was reelected on the formation
Of Mr. Dis-ae!Ps administration in Feb
ruary. 1v7i ne was nominated 20 the post
OF parliamentary under secretary Of stale
for India and he was appointed vice pra~-
ideut OF the committee OF council bn e1u-
cation. April 4, ISIS, in succession 70 Nis-
count San1on on the latter occasion Ac
vas sworn as a member Of the privy coun-
ell
Right Hon. Henry Charles Keith Petty
FitzmsurIce ffth Marquis of Lansdowne.
secretary a state Cor war. was born Jan
uarv Il. 1Sg5 He was educated al Eton
and at EaH.ol college. oxford. and sue
ceased his father IN the marquisate an
other ISLES In iSS Lord LanSlowne was
a lorI Of the treasury from lssN 10 lsi@,
and under secretary of war from the 3aF-
ter SAFE Till IS5f.s He was appointed under
secretary for India when Mr GiadSt1oe
took ofHce again IN lsSo bat retired TWO
months afterWar3 owing 20 dasaEre@~
ufent with the government on the SUB
tes-r of The upensatIon Tor diSturhan' -
Vre,au5I bill In May. fSs2. the queen aT-
proved The appolutencnt q Lord Lans-
5cwue as governor general OF Canada in
succession 20 the Marquis - Lorne- IN
lSss Lord Lansaozne was made governor
general % lula. and in 1sss was Removed.
=, give place 70 Lord Elgin. During "a
ttr,iztY-atfort Eu Canada tn@ lrtsa %a-
tfe7sNsts sent William o'Eren 20 ~"
r+rghed states and Canada - tel tHe fsao-
ne az fhe marquis cruelty 70 MS irish
tenants The Drangeuien sfonei . Brien.
h,yt Iasnsiowne last his popularity in can
ala FFis minor t{tles are IN she pN@raGc
az Great Britain. Earl % WyNouos o.
Chfppsuz Wvcouabe County Bucks. vs.
count Coin and Clanstoue. County Wits,
Ell Lord WycoFDbe. Baron % fhippinE
xs-,..-,.-,ss,a =, ne neeraze Of ireland. Earl
II Kerry and Earl o. Saelou-ne; NiScoant
cIanrnaurice and Fltzr1aGr4ce, Baron o.