New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-20
LONG LIST Of HONORS
FOR THE CORONATION
King George SignaIizeS His
Preference for UnioniStS
and ImperiaIiStS.
STEP HIGHER FOR R0SEBERY
Earl of Crewe, Lord Curzon, Lord
Brassey and Baron Knollys
Promoted-Dr. Osler
Made a Baronet.
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London. June 19.-Unquestionab the
longest. most interesting and most va
ried list OF honors ever published was is
sued tonight in celebration Of King
Georges corona ton. The secret of its
composition has been well kept. though
| was right in the anticipation that the
Queens brother. the Duke Of Teck.
would receive the dignity Of royal high
ness
The prinCipa feature Of the list is the
numter Of honors conferred on Unionist
politicians. This is the Kings own do
ing. and possibly indicates his majesty's
political predictions.
The two most surprising announce
ments are the esrldoms granted 20
those notable imperialists, Lord Rose
berv and Lord Curzon. Of Kedleston
Lord Rosehery being already Scottish
earl. his promotion is pure technical
inv and will scarcely compensate him
TOR the effacernenr which will be his lot
under his new title Of Earl Of Midlo-
THAN Lord Brassey also receives an
earldom.
Lord Rosebery's SOM law. the Earl
" Creve who was the Liberal leader IN
, the House If Lords until his withdrawal
On account Of illness. is the only me-"
narouis created since the coronation or
King Edward
The Kings brother-in Law. the Duke
Of Fife. and his uncle. the Duke OF AT
gyu. are made knights Of the Carter as
is the Grand Duke Adolphus Frederick
Of Necklenburg Strelitz.
yiscount Kitchener is admitted ~ the
Order OF ST Patrick. which already IN
crudes two equally famous soldiers, Earl
Roberts and Viscount Wolseley. ana
George Alexander IS added 70 the hs'
of actor knights
Sir George Trevelvan. though long re-
,ired from the political arena, IS sun
ereat literary figure. and is worthily IN
GUIDED in that nlustrious hierarchy the
o-dAr NJ Merit. which is also joined by
cir Edward Flgar. the world renowned
cor,noser of the Dream Of Gerontus
ard the Coronation ode Of 1907
Among the colonial prsmiers Sir joseph
= Ward Prime Minister Of Ne" zeal
o,a ,s made a baronet, end Andrew
So. p,ar,iAr ~ Australia. and sir
Edusrd Morris Premier or NeWrouhu
land ave appointed privy COUNCILLORS
NJ William Osler. regius professor ot
Medicine at oxford and formerly PROBES
cor ~ medicine at Johns Hopkins Uni
,.arsity baltimore. and McGill Univer-
s,tv Montreal. becomes q baronet
The Right Hon. Alexander W. Murray
,as,er ~ Elibank. the chief Liberal whip
., ,ba House of Commons, Baron Knoll
I've the Kings secretary, Baron Allen
dale and the Right Hon. Aretas Akers-
Douglas. Tnionist member or me rou'e
~ commons. are made viscounts
Roth of the Kings secretaries are rec
osri,ed-r.ord Knollys and Lieutenant
colonel Sir Arthur T. Bigge the latter
toi,,g ors NJ nine new barons created.
The others are Lord Mountgarret- SIT
Charles 3 McLaren. Sir Alexander Ac-
land Hood the chief Unionist whip, sir
vvuiar, T Lewis. the noted mining ex-
merit. Sir James L. Mackay, who has
given much time 10 Indian affairs. Arch
maid g. Corbett. member OF Parliament
for q division Of Glasgow since 1850;
Thomas Gair Ashton, member OF Par
lament for Bedfordshire, and Godfrey
r Benson.
Altogether twenty new baronets and
forty knights are created.
Sir Rufus Isaacs. the Attorney Cen
eral. T. McKinnon Wood. Parliamentary
secretarv of the Foreign ONCE. Or T.
J. Macnamara, secretary 10 the Admir-
aIn: sir L. VezeY Strong Lord Mayor