New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-06-26
CORONATION HON0RS.
LIST MADE FTBLIC 4 THINGS
REQUEST.
SIR THOMAS LIPTON MADE 4 BARONET

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MANY DISTINGUISHED NAMES
London, June 25.-To-nights issue of THE
Official Gazette" contained the coronation hon
ors- it being the Kings special desire that they
be published arranged.
The Duke of Connaught comma ndng the forces
in ireland and the Third Army Corps. and Sir
Henry Wylie Norman. general in the Indian
Staff Corps have been promoted to be field mar
shaIs. The Prince Of Wales has been appointed
to the rank of general
Sir Thomas Upton. Sir George Henry Lewis
the we'll known lawyer: Sir Frederick Treves.
sergeant surgeon to the King; the Lord Mayor
Sir Joseph Dimsdale: Sir Andrew Noble. vice
chairman Of Sir ". c. Armstrong Whiteworth
& Co: Colonel Sir Edward Bradford the Com
missioner of Police Of London; Sir Francis
Henry Evans. Liberal Member of Parliam ment for
Maidstone. and partner in the firm Of Donald
Currie & Co. whose wife is daughter Of the
late Samuel stevens. Of Albany y Y: Sir
Francis Henry Laking. physician in ordinary to
the king: Sir Edward Poynter. president of the
RovaI Academy. and Sir Charles Hubert Parry
director of the Royal College Of Music. arc Gre
ated baronets
Leslie Stephen. president Of the Ethical So
ciety: Charles Wyndham. the actor DR. Conan
Doyle. the novelist. Gilbert Parker the traveller
and author, Francis G Burnand the Editor of
Punch: Oliver Joseph Lodge. principal Of the
University Of Birmingham; William Jameson
Soulsby private secretary to the Lord Mayors
Of London: the Hon. Henri F. Taschereau. a
Puisne Judge of Canada. John Isaac Thorny-
croft. vice president of the Institute of Naval
+ Architecture Robert Roak a member Of the
Legislative Council Of Nova Scotia, and F. u.
Shea of Newfoundland are made knights
The Right Hon Sir Francis Jeune. Judge Ad-
vocate General the Right Hon Sir Dighton
Probyn Keeper Of the Privy Purse and Extra
Equerry of the King: the Hon. Bernard Eric
Darlington, private secretary to Lord Lans-
downe, the Foreign Secretary; Clinton Edward
Dawkins, partner in the firm of ]. S. Morgan
& Co, and Sir William Selby Church. president
of the Royal College of Physicians were made
Knight Commanders of the Bath,
Robert Bond. the Premier of Newfoundland;
the Earl Of Mimic Governor General of Canada
Lord Rothschild Lord Lister, Lord Kelvin, Sir
Edward Grey, Liberal Member of Parliament for
Berwick -on-Tweed md former Under Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs; Sir Ernest Cassel.
the merchant and fnancier. and Lieutenant
Colonel Sir Albert Henry Hime. Prime Minister
of Natal. made privy councillors.
The Order of Knight of the Garter is bestowed
on the Duke of Wellington and the Duke Of
Sutherland.
The Duke of Roxburghe and the Earl of Had
dington are made knights of the Thistle.
The Earl Of Ennskillen and Baron de Ros
| become knights of st. Patrick.
The Earl of Hopetoun Governor General Of
| the Commonwealth of Australia, who recently
resigned. is raised to a marquisate
Lord Miner is raised to the rank Of visCount
Peerages are conferred the Right Hon
William Jackson, Conservative Member of
Parliament for North Leeds and former Chief
Secretary for Ireland; the Right Hon. Sir
Irghtred James Kay-Shuttleworth. Bart. Lib
eraI Member of Parliament for the Ctheroe
Division of Lancashire and educational
former: Sir Francis Knollys, private secretary
to King Edward Arthur Hugh Smith Barry
chairman of the National Union of Conservative
/ A
eral Wadsworth of New-York: Lieutenant Cen
eraI Sir Francis Grenfell. the Governor of Malta
and Algernon Bertram Milford, the diplomat and
trustee of the Wallace collections.
The King has instituted a new Order of Merit
to which he has appointed Lord Wolseley Lord
Roberts Lord Kitchener. Lord Kelvin, Lord
Lister the Right Hon. John Morley, the Liberal
statesman and George Watts. the Royal
Academician. To this order also the King has
appointed Lord Rayleigh, professor of natural
philosophy in the Royal Institution; the Right
Hon William Edward Lecky. Member of Parlia-
ment for Dublin University. and Admiral Sir
Edward Hobart Seymour. who commanded the
| forces engaged in the first international at
tempt to relieve Peking. in 1900.
His majesty has also instituted a order
for civil servants entitled the Imperial Service
| Order
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