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THE TIMES, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1885. dak, Utbteemot Mr. Lewis Dub. He was bora la January, 1863, and was educated at Beadbg and Trinity College, Cambridge. DAVIS, W.

(Pembreke.hlr.). Mr. Wllllim Darts (DVil) iwpreeeated the "borough of Haverfordwest la tbUw TarlkcatBt, lit a solicitor at Haverfordwest a Nonconformist, tad pledged to disestebllahsnent and dlscndowment, ELUS-NANNEY, H. J. (South CarMrronshire).

Mr. Hugh Jcdm llaNeauiey (Operative), of Gwyafryn, CervarToaahire, asd Cafndeuddor, Merionethshire, Is tbe i only aoa of tho laU Mr; Owea Jones EUb Naany, by hb tnarrbgw with Mary; daughter of Mr. Hugh Jones, of Heagwrtucha, MerlcW.hshir, sad was born in 1845J 11a is a magistrate for Merionethshire, anl a magistrate and deputy lieetcaaat for Carnarvonshire. He high sheriff of Carearronshlre ia 1870 and of Merioaethaklre in 1877. Mr.

IJliianney.wbo married. In lion. Elisabeth Octarb DHba, youngest daughter of Robert, third Earoa unsuccessfully contested tba cadi Tided county November. LSSO. LMLYN, VISCOUNT (West Carmarthenshire).

Frederick Archibald Vaughaa Campbell. Viscount Emlyn (Coaamatirr), of OoUenfToro, Carmarthenshire, baa reprMented Camurtbrniblr sfoco 1S74. lie tba eldest ton of John Frederick Vaughaa Campbell, Pari of Cawdor, by bit marriage with Sarah Mary, second dang hter of tba' lion. H. P.

Comptoa Cavendish. Ha was born la 187, and educated at Eton and Christ Cborcb, Oxford. Lbtd Lxnljm an Ecclesiastical Commissioner, and magistrate and deputy lieutenant for the counties of Pembroke and Carmarthen. In 18QJ bo married Edith Georgians Tnrnor, liip.f hter of Mr. P.

Turn or and Lady Caroline Tnrnor. GROSVESOR, LORD B. (Flintshire). The Right Hon. Lord Richard GrwsTenor (Liberal) is the youngest ton of tba aeeond Marqub of Westminster hb marriage ith Lady Elisabeth Mary, daughter of tbe first Duke of Sutherland, He.

waa bom in 1837, was educated at Weet iuitutr ana at Trinity College, Cambridge, and it a magistrate for Flintabire and director of the London ul North Western Railway Company and of tbe All Usee Life and Fire Inmraaee Company. lie a Fellow of tbe Boyal Gee graphical Society, an associate of the Institute of Civil Engineer, and bon. colonel of toe Qucea's Done! Yeomanry Cavalry. Lord Richard Gros "vrnor. who baa represented Flintabire aince May, 1861, msj Vice Chamberlain of II er Majesty's Household from Febrnary, 1S72, till Febmary, 1671, and patronage secre tary to tbe Treasury (senior whip) from April, 1880, till J.uae, 1S35.

He married, first, in 1874, tbe Hon. Beatrix, youngest daughter of the third Viscount de Yeses, and secondly, in 1879, EUanur, daughter of the bto Mr. 1L Slubber, of Moyne, Queen's county. HANBURY TRACY. Hon.

F. S. A. (Montgomery Boroughs). Tbe Hon.

Frederick Stephen Archibald Han buryTracy (Liberal), of Featrya HalL Montgomery, the fourth aoa of tbe aeeond Baron Sudcley by his marriage with Emma Elixabcth Alicia, second daughter of tbebteMr. G. II. Dawldna rennant. of Penrbya Castle, lie was born in 1848, was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, and a captain in tbe Worcestershire Yeomanry Cavalry.

Mr. Hanbury Tracy, who married. In 1870; Helena Caroline, daughter of Sir Thomas E. Winnbgton, represented tbe Montgomery Boroughs from 1S77 till the bte absolu tion. HARBEN, IL (Cardiff).

Mr. Henry HarVen (Conser Tative), of Scaford Iodgc, Fellows road, Hempstead, the eldest son of Mr. Henry Harbea, of Bloom sbnry, and waa born in 1823. In 1846 be married Ana (since deceased), daughter of Mr. J.

Such, of Heston. Mr. Herbeab a member of the Metropolitan Board of Works, and agents' rhsirntsn of the Prudential Assurance Company. In 1880 be nnsnceeasfnlly contested Norwich. JEXKINS.

SIR J. J. (Carmarthen District). Sir John Jones Jenkins (Liberal), of Tbe Grange, Swansea, was born in 1834, and educated privately. In 1864 he married Kate, daughter of tbe bte Mr.

E. DanieL of Morriston. Sir John Jenkins a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for Glamorganshire, rice chairman of the Khondda and Swansea Bsy Railway Company, a member of the Swansea Harbour Tratt, and he ha represented the Carmarthen Boroughs since 1582. JONES, 1. (Montgomery Boroughs).

Mr. rryce Jones (Conserratire) is the second son of the bte Mr. William Jones, Newtown, in tbe county of Montgomery. He was born in the year 1834, and is married to Eleanor, second daughter of the bte Mr. Edward Rowby McrrU, of the same plate.

Mr. FryceJanea unsuccessfully con tested tbe Montgomery Boroughs aa a ConaerratiTa in the year 1880. JONES PARRY, T. D. L.

(Carnarvon Boroughs). Mr. Thomas Duneombe Lore Jones Parry (liberal), of Madryn Castle, Twllheli, Camarrcnshire, the eldest son of the bte Iieutenant General Sir L. P. Jones Parry, E.H, of Madryn, by his marrbge with Elizabeth, daughter of the late Mr.

Thomaa Caldecot, of Helton Hall, Iineolnshire. He was born in 1832, and was edncated at Rugby and University College. Oxford, and a Fellow of many cientifio and antiquarian societies. He is a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for Carnarvonshire, and was high sheriff of the county ia 1854. Mr.

Jonea Parry represented tbe county of Carnarvon from till 1S74, when be was aa unsuccessful candidate, and the boroughs from March, 1882, till the dissolution. KENYON, Hon. G. T. (Denbigh District).

The Hon, George Thomas Kenyon (Conservative), of Kinmel Abergele, North Wales, the eldest surviving son of the third Baron Kenyon, by bb marriage with the! Hon. Gcorgina, fourth daughter of the fourth Lord Wabing bazn. He was edncated at Harrow and at Cbrbt Church, Oxford, and was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple ia 1869. He a magistrate for Flintshire and Shropshire, and bald a commission in the North Shropshire Yeomanry from 1873 till 188. Mr.

Kenyon 1675, Florence Anna, daughter of Mr. John H. Leche, of Cardea Park, Chester. LLOYD, M. (Merionethshire).

Mr. Morgan Lloyd (Liberal), who sat in the bte Parliament for tbe Anglesey waa first returned for that constituency at the general election in 1874. At the last general election he waa returned unopposed Be was born ik and waa edncated at the University of Edinburgh. He is a native of Merionethshire he was called to the Bar at tbe Middle Temple in 1847, a Bencher of tbe Middi Temple, and waa appointed a Queen'a Counsel in 18731 He' was first married, ia 1849, to Mary Keith, daughter of the Hon. Admiral Fleeming, she died in 1859 and, 1570, to' Prbeilb Willy, only child of the bte Mr.

James Lewe, of Cwnhjar, Cardiganshire, LLOYD, SIR M. (East CrniarthonsbIre)T Sir Msrteine Xioyd, (Conaerratire), of Broawydd and Newport Castle, the eldest son of the bte Sir Thomas Lloyd, Be was bora in 1851 and edncated at Eton, and in 1878 married Catherine, third daughter of Mr. AWwfcr DennistoMn. He is a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for the county. MAJNWARING, C.

B. (West Maor Cbarlea Salobury Main waring (Conservative), of Gall faexan, Rhyl, DenMgbahire, the elder son cithe late Mr. Townahend Mainwaring, of GaUifaenan, by' LU xnarriage with Anna Maria, daughter and cc heiress of Colonel J. Lloyd Ealcsbury. He was bom in 1845, waa itlucated at Christ Church, Oxford, a magbtrate for the counties of Denbigh, Carnarvon, and Merioneth, and a major in the 1st Volunteer Battalion of the Royal Welsh Fusiliers.

MAYNE.R. O. (Pembroke Boroughs). AdmbalRicbard Charles Mayne (Conserratire), of 101, Queca'i gate, London, son of Sir Richard Mayne, K.CB and waa born in 1835, educated at Eton, and in 1870 married Mias Dent. MEREDYTH, W.

H. (Swansea Town) Mr. William Herbert erttlyth (CoaservaUve), the only son of the bte Dr. H. Mcredytb, of London.

He 22 years of age, and waa educated at London University. MIERS, H. N. (West Gbmorgaashire). Mr.

Henry Nathaniel Micra (Conservative), of Ynyspenllwch, Vale of Tawe, son of the bte Mr. H. Mbrs He waa born i in i iota ana coocawa at Westminster, air. Uiers is a magbtrate or the counties of Brecon and Glamorgan. In 1870 be married Miss Lydb Kate Probyn.

MORGAN.G. O. (East Denbighahire). The Right Hon. George Osborne Morgan (Liberal), who baa sat for tbe county of Denbigh since 18C8, the eldest son of the 'tier, ai orgn ai organ, laie vicar si Lxnway, by iua marrbge with Fanny, eldest daughter of the Uts Mr.

John Konnen, i of Janice street, Buckingham gate He was born in 1826, and "was educated at Friars School, Bangor, and Shrewsbury Behool, and afterwards at Balliol College, Oxford where he obtained a first cbasia classics, tbe Newdigate and Chancellor's prises, aad. the Craven and "Eldon University Scholarships. He waa aubeeqnently ebetod to tb Stowell Civil Law Fellowship at Unlfer ity College, He was called to tbeBar ia 1853 aad a Queen'a Counsel, Beacbtr of Lincoln 'a ihn, a magistrate for Dcabigbshire, and Ticepreaident of tbe North Wales University College at Bangor, He was appointed Judge Advocate General with a aeatjia the Priry Council ial8S0, and la that capacity bad charge of the Act for abolbbbg flogging ia the Army and other important mttsvxta of Arm reform. He baa also carried through the House of Commons the Sites for Places of Worship Act; 1873, the Soriab Act, 1880, and tbe Married Woman's Property Act, 1882, aad was chairman ot tba Select Committee of the Hooae of Commons on Land Titles and Transfer In 1879. He married ia 1858 Emily, second daughter of tbe bte Mr.

Leopold Rebs, of Bromebonse, Fociea. MOSTTN, H. R. H. (FliaUbire).

Tbe Hoa. Heary ebard Howel Mostya (ConservaUve) brother to Lord at3m aad yoaajes sea of tbe lata Boa. Thomas Edward Ifostya Zioyd XostyB, by bb taarrbge with lady Henrietta Acrnrta Nevill, second daurbter of William fourth Earl of Abergavrnny. He was bean ia 1857, and was edocatid at Etb slid held a lbnteasct's tennnissioa ia tbeSSd Royal Webb Fusiliers, fnia which be rctind ial879. lie tew cattaia ia tie.

4th Battalica of Rcyal Welsh Fusiliers (Militis), srd is magistrate fcr He named, in IteXPameb Georgisa, third daughter if tbe Hca. Gecrge SboltoGcrdoa Dougba Pennaat, eldest son of Lord renrbyn. PENNANT, T. P. (Ftiat Boroctbs) Ur.

PhOip Pea tant Petosst (ConicrratirtX the fcurth son of the bte Rev. Gecrge Pearson, Rector of Castle Camps, Cambridgeshire. He waa beta ia 134 and nested at Chart bouso asd fit. Jctn's Ccllegc, Csmlridge. He snecrtded totkecsUtfS cf tbe bte David Pincant, of Downing, npoa tbe death cf Lady Fielding in I8C3, ltd assemtd the aamecf Pennant by Kovsl lieente in If CO.

Mr. Ptctant married in 18C2 Mary Frstces, daughter of the bte Canca Basks, of Songatcn baO, Flint, asd a detnty lientenant and: viee ehsirmsn of Qusrter Festicns for Flintshire. He was High Sheriff in UQ, and Constsble of Flint Castle. He has twice rrcricnsly ccn tested the Flint Boroughs. H.

(Ncrth Carcsrvcs shire). Lieutensnt Colcnel H. Pbrt (Consemtse), is the eldest ten of the late Mr. John Pbtt, M.r cf Werneth rark, Oldham, and Bryn yNeuadd, Llsnfsirfeelsn. He was beta ia 1842, and ed nested at Cheltenham College, at Berlin, snd at St.

John's College, Cambridge. He mtrriid EUsscr, icrcid daughter of the bte Mr. Sjkes. Edgeley beuse, Stock port. He Lieutenant Colonel com mending the 4th Baita Uea KoyU Vclsb nsiiiers, and is largely nu resteer in the firm of Pbtt Brothers and Co.

(Limited), machine maker. Oldham. He is also a partner in the tank of Messrs. Williams and of Chester, Certarvcn, and Bangor, and a magistrate and a deputy lieutenant for the county of Carnarvon. PR1TCHARD RATNER.

G. (Anglesey). Captain George Pritcbard RayntT (Conservative), is the only son of the bte Mr. Henry rntchard. cf Trescouen, Anglesey, and was bom in 1844.

In 18C2 Mr. Pritcbard enten the 5th Dragoon Guards, and in 1871 married Miss Brady Rayner, of Ely, Cambs, and assumed tbe name of lUys.tr ia addition to bb own. RATUBONE. W. fNorth Carnarronl.

Mr. William Rathbone (Liberal), is the eldest son of Mr. Willism Bath' bone, of Livenol. by hb marriage with Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. smuel Greg, of Quarry Bank, near Man chester.

He is a partner tbe firm of Messrs. Kstnlcne Brothers, merchants and shipowners, snd of Messrs. Ross T. fmyth and Co. He entered Parlbment in 18C8 as member for Liverpool, which town be represented till the year 1880.

At tbe general election in 1880, Mr. Rathbone unsuccessfully ccntested Bcuth West Lancashire', but was elected fcr Ncrth Carnarvonshire in the autuma of the same year. Mr. Rathbone a magbtrate and deputy lieutenant fcr Lancashire. RENDRL, S.

(Moatjcmeryshire) Mr. Etusrt Rendel (Literal), of rbs Dinsm, Lbndinam, Montgomeryshire, the third son of the bte Mr. James Meadows Rendel, FJt.S., civil engineer, and was born ia 1834. He edeeated at Etoa and at Oriel College, Oxford, and was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 18C1. Mr.

RendeLwhob a magistrate for the county, and who represented Montgomery sbiro in the last Parlbment, married in 1857 Ellen, daughter of Mr. William Egerton Hubbard, of Lconardslee, pear Horsham. ROBERTS. J. (Flint Dbtrict).

Mr. John Roberts (Liberal), is the eldest son of Mr. David Roberts, of Tany rallt, Denbighshire. He was born in 1835, aad asmw in 1861 Catherine Tudor (who died in 1880), daughter of tbe bto Rev. John Hughes, of Liverpool.

RtbcrU is a magistrate for Denbighshire and Liverpool. Ho was first elected for the Flintshire borcughs in 1878, in tbe place of Mr. Ellis Eytcn, and was re elected in 1860. ROBERTS. J.

(South Carnarvonshire). Mr. John Roberta (Liberal), of Bryn Adda, Bangor, was bora ia 1843. and tbe eldest son of the bte Mr. Daniel Roberts by Anne, daughter of Mr.

Grifl th Jones, PbsGwanas, near DolgeUey. Mr. Eolerts is a solicitor. ROBERTSON, H. (Merionethshire).

Mr. Henry Robertson (Liberal), of Pali, Ccrweu, Merionethshire, and Brymbo Hall, Denbighshire, is a son of the Iato Mr, Duncan Robertson, and was bora at Banff in 181C. Heb a civil engineer and coal and iron master, and a director of several railways. Mr. Robertson, who is a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for the counties of Denbigh and Merioneth, and was high sheriff of tbe btter county ia 1870, married, in 184C, hlixabeth, daughter of Mr.

William Dean, of London. He represented Shrewsbury from 1SG2 till 1SC5, and again from 187 4 till tbe bat dissolution. 8 WET EMI AM. E. (Carnarvon Beroagus).

Mr. Edmund Swetenham Q.C. (Conservative) is the second son of Mr. C. Swetcnham, Scmerford Booths Hall, Cheshire.

He waa born in lSS.cducatedat Brascnose Collcge.Oxford, aad married, first, Elizabeth, daughter 'of Mr. WUsoa Jones, of Hartsheath Park, Ccunty Denbigh and, secondly, Gertrude, second daughter of Mr. Ellis Cunliffe, He was called to tbe Bar in 1843, and waa made a Queen's Counsel in 1880. He a magistrate for Denbighshire. WEST, C.

(Western Denbighshire). Major William Comwallb West (Liberal), of Ruthin Castle, Ruthin, is the second son of the bto Mr. Frederic West, grandson of John, second Earl De La Warr, by his marriage with Theresa, daughter of tbe bte Captain John Whitby, of Newlands Manor, Lymington, Hants. He was born, ia 1835, is Lord Lieutenant of Denbighshire, and lieu tenant colonel of the 1st Volunteer Battalion Royal Webb Fusiliers. Major Cornwall is West unsuccessfully contested Lymington in 1874 and West Cheshire hi 180.

He married, in 1872, Miss PitxPatrick, daughter of Mr. and Lady Olivb FitzPatrick, and grand daughter of Thomas, second Marqob of Ueadfort. WILLIAMS, A. J. (South Glamorganshire).

Mr. Arthur John Williams (Liberal), of Morra, Eastbourne, the fifth son of Dr. J. M. Williams, of Bridgend, He was born in 182C, was educated privately, and married, ia 1877, the elder daughter of the bte Mr.Robert Thompson Craw shay, ot Cyfarthfa Castle.

He was called to the Bar at the Inner Temple in 1867. He is secretary to the Accidents in Mines Commission, was formerly bon. secretary te tbe Law Amendment Society, and hon. secretary to the Legal Education Assocbtion. Inlo80 he unsuccessfully con tested Birkenhead.

WILLIAMS, (West Mcnmouthshire). Mr. Benjamin Francis Williams Conservative) the only son of Mr. Enoch Willbms of Mertbyr Tydril. 'He wss born in 1845, and educated at Shrewsbury and St.

John's College, Cambridge. Mr, Williams is a barrister, recorder of Carmarthen, and magbtrate for Monmouthshire, and has just been created a Queen's Counsel. In ltCO be married Williameta Anne, daughter of the bte Mr. John Hug hca, of Aberelyn, Breconshire. WILLIAMS WYNN, O.

W. (Montgomeryshire). Mr. O.W.Willbma Wyan (Conservative) tbe only surviving son of the bte Bight Hon. C.

W. WiUbms Wyna, who represented Montgomeryshire from 1756 to 1850. He was educated at Westminster and Christ Church, Oxford, and was called to the Ear in 1846. He married, in 1853, Lady Annora Charlotte Pierrepont, youngest daughter of tho lata Earl Manvers. Mr.

Willbms Wynn represented Montgomeryshire from hsCS to 1880. WYNN, SIR U.L.W.W. (East Denbighshire). SirH.L. Watkin Willbms Wynn (Conservative), who was elected to tbe last Parliament for Tenbighshire in the place of his bto uncle, Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, the eldest sur Tiving son of Colonel Herbert Watkin Willbms Wynn, by hbmarrbgo with Anna, daughter of Mr.

Edward Lloyd, of Cefn. He was born in lfcCO, and waa edncated at Trinity College, Cambridge He a magistrate and deputy lieutenant for Denbighshire, and a magistrate for Montgomeryshire and Merionethshire. He married, in cousin, Louisa Alexandra, only daughter of the bte Bb Watkin Willbms Wynn. Mr.Willbm Robert Maurice Wynne (Conservative) the eldest son of the bte Mr. W.

E. Wynne, M.P., who represented Merioneth from 1852 te 1865, by Mary, second daughter of the bte Mr. R. A. Slaney.

He was born in 1840, and waa formerly ensign and lieutenant in the Scots Fusilier Guards, from which be retired in 1864. Mr. Wynne a magistrate and deputy Lieutenant for Merionethshire, and a magbtrate for Montgomeryshire. He sat for Merionethshire froni 1S to 1868. SCOTLAND.

ANSTRUTHER, SIR R. (St. Andrews Burghs). ir Robert Anstruthcr (Liberal), of Bakaakie, was born in 1834. He entered the Army, and became lieutenant colonel in the Grenadier Guards.

In 18C3 be succeeded hb father as fifth baronet. The following year be was appointed Lord Lieutenant of Fifeahire. and was returned ia April for the cooaty. Be retired la 1880. ASIIER, A.

(Elgin Burghs). Mr. Alexander Asber (Liberal) tbe son of the bte Dr. Asher, minister cf tbe pariah of Inveravcn, aad was bora there ia 1835. He was educated at the Elgin Academy and at King's Colbge, Aberdeen, and the University cf Edinburgh.

In 1861 ha waa called to the Scottish Ear. He represented the Elgin Burghs la the last Parlbment from 1881 nd was Solkitor Pencral for Scotland under tbe Liberab. BALFOUR.C. Mr. Charles Barring ten Balfour (Conservative), of Markinch, Fife, and Kewtoa Kelso, bora la 18C2, the only sob of the bte Dr.

Cbarbs Balfour, ot Kewtoa Dob aad BalgonVs aad Adelaide, daughter of William Kepple, sixth Viscount Barringtoa. He was educated at Etoa aad EaadiuCTt. Mr. Balfour was gazetted to tba lit Eatta lloa of tbe Scots Guards as lieutenant ia December, 1881, aad served with bb battalba the Egyptian campaign of 1882, being present at the action of Tel el lweblr. BALFOUR, SIR G.

(Kiacardiarsbsre). 8ir George Balfeur (Liberal) was born at Montrose ia 18(0, and married a daughter of tbe bte Mr. Joseph Hume. He was edueateid at the Military Aaademy, Addlscombe. ikx mvmI thelradras ArtiUcry.

Frcm 1843 tUl 16 v. i RV.Klal i icember of the Madraa llili nJ from to 1857 aad a member cf tbe Mili tary Finance Commission of Indb in 1850 and I860: PTom low ibii Hmtk Balfocr waa chief of the Military T.nartment of that CotombsioB. He has also 1 a nn beca. asslstaat to the Ia 187J be was elected lor juncarointsnise, ana bb. held the seat ever slnse.

BALFOUR, J. B. (Clackmannan and Kinross). Toe Right Hon. Joha Bblr Balfour, Q.C, LL.D.

(Liberal), son of the Rct. Peter Balfour, minister of Cbekmannan, was born In 1837. He was educated at Edinburgh Academy v.j,lt of Edinburah. He was called to the Scottish Bar la 186T, snd became a Queen's pounael 1880 He was appelated Eclieitor Geoeral or Scotbnd In ApruVlSSO, and in August, 1881, he became Lord Advocate. He sat for tbe combined counties from 1880 to the close of the bit Parliament.

BARCLAY, J. W. (Forfartbire). Mr. James Willbra Barcby (Liberal) is the son of a builder, and was born In 1832.

He was educated at the Grammar School and University of Aberdeen. He Is a merchant snd farmer, and chairman of the directors of several trading companies. TU has renmented Forfarshire since 1872. BURLEIGH i J. (Lanarkshire, Govan Division).

Mr. J. Bennet Burleigh (Lilcrsl) waa born Tradeston, Glssgow. He Is a journalist, and was war correspondent of the DaiZy Ttlt ap. CAMERON, C.

(GWW. College Division). Dr. Charles Cameron (Liberal) is a son of the bte Mr. John Camcron.cf Glasgow and Dublin, and was born at Dahlia in 1841.

He was educated at Madras 'College, and St. Andrews. He subsequently studied medicine at Dublin University and in French and German rcbools, In 1SC4 Dr. Cameron bee aroo editor of the 2fm Lritiih Dxilf Mail, and In 1873 he succeeded to the interest held in that journaTby hb father. In 18J4 he was elected one of the members for Gissgow, snd was re elected in lSeO.

CAMPBELL, SIR A. C. (Renfrewshire, Western Division). Sir Archibald C.Campbell Blyths wocd, is son of the bte Archibald Douglas, ot Mains (who assumed the arms of Campbell of Blythswocd on the death of Archibald Campbell of Bljthrwocd.hb cousin.in 1S3S), and was bora In 1837. He is vice lieutenant and Convener for the county of Renfrew, colonel of the 1st Battalion Argyll and Sutherland was elected Grand Master Mason of Scotbnd hi 1884.

He served in the Scots Guards in the Crimea, when he was severely wounded.and in acknowledgment of his gallant services received a medal and clasp, together with the Turkish Madjidieh. He baa also served in Canada. Sir Archibald Campbell contested Paisley aa a Conservative in 18CS, was returned for Renfrewshire in 1873, but lost tho scat in 1874, and again contested Renfrewshire unsuccessfully in 1880. CAMPBELL, Sir O. (Kirkcaldy Burghs).

Sb George Campbell, K.C.S.I. (Liberal), the eldest son of Sir George Campbell, ef Edenwood, Fifeahire, and was born in 1824. He was educated at Cupar Fife, at St. Andrew's, and at the East India College at Haileyburr. In 1843 be joined the East India Civil Service in Bengal.

1 hence be proceeded to the north west run tier, where he occupied a responsible position. In 1851 ke returaed home on account of ill health, and was sppointed Assocbte of tho Queen's Bench by hb uncle, Lord Campbell. In 1854 he waa called to tho Bar at the Inner Temple, and in tho same year he returned to Indb. He' took charge of tho district of Axingurh, and then acted as Commissioner of theCis Sutlej Provinces. He waa at Urwards Judisbl Commissioner of ode and' then a Judge of the High Coart of Calcutta.

Sir G. Campbell was also President of the Commission on the Orbsa famine of 18CC, and acted temporarily as Chief Commissioner of tho Central Provinces. In 1871 be waa chosen Lieutenant Governor of Bengal, holding the post till 1875, when he finaly returned to thb country. In April, 1875 ke was returned for Kirkcaldy Burghs as a Liberal. CAMPBELL, R.

F. F. (Ayr Burghs). Mr. Rkbsrd F.

F. Campbell (Liberal) is the Idest surviving son of the bte Jamee Campbell, of Craigie. He was born at Edin burgh in 1831, and was educated at Rugby. He was for sometime Captain in the 8th Madras Cavalry, and served on the staff daring the Indian Matiny. He is a magbtrate and rice lieutenant of Ayrshire, and major in the Ayrshire Yeomanry Cavalry.

CLARK, G. B. (Caithness shire). Mr. Gavin Brown Clask; M.D.

(Liberal, is the third sea of the bte William Clark, insurance agent, Glasgow, and was born at Kil marnock in 1846. He was at sea between his 13th and 17th years. He then returned, subsequently studying medicine at the Universities of Glasgow. and Edbhurgh, and at King's College, London. He practised for some years In' London.

CORBETT, A.O. (Glasgow, Trades ton Division). A. Cameron Cerbett (Liberal) was born in 1857, and is a native of Glasgow, where he was educated, partly at the Glasgow Academy, but chiefly ly means of resident tutors, ne unsuccessfully contested NcirthWsxwickaliire in June, 1884. CRAWFORD, D.

(Lanarkshire.North Easteni Divbion). Mr. Donald Crawford (Liberal) is a son of tha bte Mr. Alexander Crawford, of Aros, Argyllshire. He waa born in 1837, and was educated at tbe Edinburgh Academy, Glasgow University, and Balliol College, Oxford.

After taking hb degree, he studied bw at the University of Hoidolbcrg and was ejected a Fellow of Lincoln College, Oxford, in 186L and in 18C3 waa called to tbe Scotch Bar. From 1880 till 1885, during Mr. Gladstone's Government, Mr, Crawford was legal secretary to the Lord Advocate of Scotbnd. CURRIE, Sir D. (West Perthshire).

Sb Donald Carrie, K.G., M.G. (Liberal), is a son of the bte Mr. Jamas Carrie, merchant, of Greenock, and was for a long time head of the firm of Donald, Currie and Company, owners of the Castle Line of steamships between London and South Africa, which has recently been transformed into a limited liability company, with Sir Donald Currie as managing director. He represented Perthshire in the last Parli ment. CUTHBERTSON, J.

N. (Glasgow, St. Bollox Divbion). Mr. John Neibon Cnthbertson (Conservative), was born at Glasgow inl820.

He was educated at tbe High School and University of Glasgow, and also studied at tbe Royal College of Versailles. Mr. CuUibertson Chairman of the Glasgow School Board. He unsuccessfully con tea ted the Kilmarnock Burghs in 1880. DALKEITH, Earl of (Dumfriesshire).

Walter Henry, Earl of Dalkeith (Conservative) the eldest son of the Duke of Buccletich and Queensberry, K.T. He was bora in London in 1861, and educated at Christ Church, Oxford. DALYRMPLE, C. (EdinburghshireL Mr. Cberlea Dalrymple (Conservative) is the second son of the bte Sir Charles Dalrymple Fergusson, of Kilkerran.

Ha was born at Kilkerran, Ayrshire, in 1839, and waa educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge. He assumed the name of Dalrymple on succeeding to tho estates LordHailes in Mid Lothian. He was called to the Bar at Lincoln's Inn in November, 18C5. Mr. Dairy 01 pie was returaed for Buteshire in December, 1868, in tbe Conservative' interest, and sat for that constituency till the dissolution this year.

On tbe formation of Lord Salisbury's Administration, in June, 1885, he was appointed a Lord of the Treasury. DARLINU, M. T. S. (Banffshire).

Mr. Moir Tod Stor menth Darling (Conserratire) was born in 1844, and is the youngest son of the bte Mr. James Stormonth Darling, ot Ledoathie, Forfarshire, writer the Signet. He graduated at the University of Edinburgh in 1864, and is an advocate at the Scottish Bar. DRUMMOND MORAY, H.

E. S. H. (West Perth). Mr.

Henry Edward Stirling Home Drummond Moray (Conservative), of Bbir Drummond, the eldest son of Mr. Charles Stirling Home Drummond Moray, ofAber cairney, by his marrbge with Lady Anne Ceorgina, youngest daughter of the Marquis of Queensberry, and waa born in 1846, educated at Eton, and served in the Scots Fusilier Guards from 166C to 1880. la 1877 be married Lady Georgina Seymour, third daughter of the late Marqob of Hertford. He sat for Perthshire from 1878 to 1880. DUFF, R.

W. (Banffshire.) Mr. Robert WiUbm Duff (Liberal) the only son of the bte Mr. Arthur Duff, of retteresso, KbcardinesbJre. He was bora In Banff in 1835, and waa educated at Blackheatb School.

He entered the Royal Navy when 13 years ot age, and attained' the rank of Lieutenant ia 1856. Mr. Duff has represented Banffshire ince 1861. He waa appointed a Junior Lord of the Treasury in Mr. Gladstone's Government in 1882.

He married in 1871 the younger daughter of the bte Sir WlObm Ecott, of Ancrum. ELLIOT, Hoa. A. R. D.

(Roxburghshire), Tb Hoa. Arthur Ralph Douglas Elliot (Liberal), the second son of the 'third Earl of Minto, was bora ia 1846., He was educated at Edinburgh University, and at Trinity Ccllegc, Cambridge. He was called to. the. Bar at the Inner Temple ia 1870, and joiaed the Northern Circuit, Mr.

Elliot sat for Roxburghshire from 1880 to, the close of tbe last Par liament, ERICHSEN, J. E. (Edinburgh and St. Aadrews Universities). Mr.

John Erie Erichsea (Liboral), born In 1818, was educated ia London at the Maaaioa boaae School, aad at University College. Mr. Erichsea is a surgeon sad author of The Science aad Art of Surgery," and other works. lie is Sargeoa Ex inordinary 'to the Mr, Erichsea was appointed secretary to the Physiological Sestioa ef the British Assocbtion in 11844. and was a member of the Royal Commission on Vivisection in 1S75.

He a Fellow of tbe Royal 6oebty. a Fellow aad member of the Council of the Royal Colbge of Surgeons of England, snd aa LLJ). of Edinburgh University. ESSI.KMONT. P.

(East Aberdeenshire). Mr. Peter Easbeoont (Liberal), of the firm of Esabmoot aad Mac intosh, drapers, Aberdeen, was born ialS3L lal8C3he entered Aberdeen Town Council, and was elected Lord Provost in 1860. FARQUHARSON, R. (West Abeleenshire).

Dr. Robert Farquharson (Liberal) a son of the late Mr. Franeb Farquharson, of Finxean, by hb wife Alison Mary Aiaslb, and was born la Edinburgh la 1836. He was edncated at the High School aal University of Edinburgh, and took hb M.D. degree in 1853.

In 1650 he joined the Royal Artillery, but subsequently was appointed assistant surgeon In the Coldstream Guards, and afterwards became medical officer at Rugby. He retired from practice in 1880 and since then his represented West Aberdeenshire; FERGUSON, R. C. (Ross and Cromarty). Mr.

Ronald Crawford Monro Ferguson (liberal) the eldest sen of tho bte Colonel Robert Munro Ferguson, of Raith, Fifeshiie. He is a justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant of Fifeshire, and a lieutenant in the Grenadier Guards. He represented Rosi shire for the bat two sessions of the bte Parliament. FINLAY, R. B.

(Inverness Burghs). Mr. Robert Bannatyno Finby, Q.C. (Liberal), the son of Dr. William Finby, vf Trinity, Jfewhaven.

He was born in 1842, and was educated at Edinburgh Academy and Edinburgh University, where be graduated M.D. in 1863. In 1865 he abandoned medicine, and in 1SC7 was called to the Bar. Mr. Finby waa appointed a Queen's Counsel in 1832.

He married a daughter of the bte Mr. Cosmo Innes, who was Sheriff of Moray and Nairn. F1NLAYSON, J. (East Renfrew shir e), Mr. Jam Finbyson (Liberal), of Merehiston, Johnstone, the only surviving son of the bte Mr.

William Finbyson, and was born at Dunfermlino in 1323, and educated at private schools in Fifeshire. CILMOUR, J. (East Fifeshire). Mr. John Gilmoor, of Moncrave (Conservative) was born at Glasgow in 1845, and bason of the bte Mr.

Allan Gilmour, ef Lundin and Montrare, Fifeshire, a merchant and shipowner in Glasgow. Mr! Gilmour was educated at the Academies of Glasgow and Edinburgh and at Edinburgh University. Ho married, in 1873, Henrietta, daughter ef the bte Mr. David Gilmour, of Quebec GLADSTONE, W. E.

(Edinbosghabiro). The Right Hon. William Ewart Gladstone is a son of Sir John Gladstone, of Fasque, Kincardineshire, and Liverpool, and was born in Liverpool on the 21'thof December, ISO). Ha was educated'at Eton and Christ Clrureh, Oxford, where he graduated in 1831 as a doubb first clansman. He entered Parliament in 1832 for the borough of Newark, for whieh he sat till 1846.

He was a member for the University of Oxf erd from 1847 to 1865, for South Lancashire from 1865 to 18G8, for Greenwich from 1808 to 1360, aad for the county of Edinburgh since' the latter date; Mr. Gladstone was a Lord of tho Treasury in 183 1, Under Secretary of the Colonies in 1835, and Vice President df the Board of Trade and Master of the Mint from 1341 to 1843. when he became President of the Board of Trade. He resigned office in February, 1845, but in December of the same year became Secretary of State for the Colonies till July, 1846. He was Chancellor of tho Exchequer in 1353 55, 159 66, 1873 74, and 1880 82.

Mr. Gladstone was also High Commissioner Extraordinary to the Ionian Isles in 1858 50. Ho became First Lord ot tbe Treasary ami Prime Minister in 1SC8, resigning In 1874, and again in 1880, resigning in 1835., He was Rector of tbe University of Edinburgh from 1859 to 1862, and of the University of Glasgow in 1877 80. He is the author of many important contributions to political. finsncisl, theological, and classical literature.

He married. in 1839, Catherine, daughter of Sb Stephen Richard Glvnno, of Ibwarden Castle, Flintshire. GORDON, A. (Montrose Burghs). Mr.

Alexander Cordon (Liberal), of Ashladie, was born' at Montrose in 1823, and tho son of a manufacturer of that town. He received his education at tha Academy thore. He carries on the business of a linen manufacturer at Bornside Works, Arbroath. For several years Mr. Gordon was chairman of the Arbroath School GRAHAM MURRAY, A.

(East Porthshire). Mr. A. (lnhira ynrnT fVinrrli ra). ann of Mr TV of Stenton, was born in 1849, and educated at Harrow and Trinity CeUege, Cambridga.

Ho a member of the Scotch Bar, to Which he was eaUed in 1ST4. He married tho seventh daughter of Bit W. Edmondstone, of Duntreatb. GRANT, SIR G. M.

(Elgin and Nairnshire). Sb George Macphareon Grant, Bart. (Liberal), is the eldest son of the second baronot, and was born in 1839. In 1861 he married a daughter of the vicar ot Walesby, Notts. He waa educated at Christ Church, Oxford, where he graduated.

Ia 1SC0 he was appointed a deputy lieutenant of Banffshire, aad in the following year a deputy lieutenant of Invernesa shire. He was ebetod M.P. for the united counties of Elgin and Nairn in 1879 and again in 1880. HALDANE, R. B.

(Haddingtonshire). Mr. Robert B. Haldane (liberal), son of the bte Mr. Robert HaMane, W.S., of Ooanden, Perthshire, was born ia ISM.i Ho was educated at Edinburgh University, where be graduated MJL with first class honours in philosophy, and at Uiittingsn.

Mr. Haldane, who is a member of the English Bar, was one of the jobt authors aad editors of Essays in Philosophical Criticism," and one of the joint translators of Schopenhauer's World as Will and Idea." HENRY, M. (Gbsgow, Blackfriaxs and Hutchesontown Division). Mr. Mitchell Henry (Liberal) the son of the bte Mr.

Alexander Henry, and hb mother belonged to Dromore, oounty Down, Ireland. He was bom at Ard wick, near Manchester, in 1826 was educated privately and at University CeUege, London, and commenced practice us consulting surgeon in London in ISti and became surireon to the Middlesex Hospital He is a Fellow of tbe Royal College of Surgeons, England, and of various learned societies. In 1862 Mr Henry relinquished tne medical profession and became a partner in the mercantile firm of A. and S. Henry and of Manchester and Glasgow.

He is a magistrate for the county of Gal way, and also for Middbsex and Westminster. He was cbsted in 1871 for tho county of Galway, which he re pre sea tod till the close of the Last Parliament. HOME. D. MILNE (Berwickshire).

Colonel David Milne Home (Conservative), son of Mr.Darid Milne Home, T.T. V.K.S., of Milne Graden, waa born in 1333. He was educated at Cheltenham College, Trinity College, Cambridge, and the University cf Edinburgh. Ho entered the Royal Horse Guards in May, 1862, and served with hb regiment, of which he now colonel, in the Egyptian campaign of 1S82. He sat far Berwick on Tweed from 1874 to March, 1880, and from August, 1880, till the disfranchisement of the borough by the Redbtribution Act of 1835.

HOPE, T. (Linlithgowshire). Captain Thomas Hope (Conservative), second son of tbe Hon. Charles Hope, of Bridge Castle, in the county of Linlithgow, waa bora at Castletown, ble of Man, on rsbruary 3, la 13. lie waa educated at Eton, and entered the Army as cornet of the ISth Hussars, in March, 1SC9.

Ho served with his regiment ia Indb till 1372, when he entered the Bombay Staff Corps. From 1374 Captain Hope occupied various posts in the political service under the Government of India, INGLIS, J. M. (Kirkcaldy Burghs). Mr.

John Malcolm Inglis (Liberal) Waa born in Dunfermline, in IS 37, and the son of Mr. William Inglis of that town. Having been educated in his native place, Mr. Inglis engaged in commercial pursuits in Glasgow, proceeding thence to Dublin, where he conducted a Large business as a coal and iron merchant. Ho also a large shipowner.

Mr. Inglis an active member of the Dublin Chamber of Commerce, and of the Fort and Docks Board of that city. He married. In 1S62, Caroline, daughter of the bte Mr. John John stone, of Nithsdale.

IRVINE, F. H. (West Aberdeenshire). Mr.Francb Hugh Irvine. ve) of Drum, is the only survi ving son of Mr.

AlexaaderForbes Irvine, of 01 Aoeruoensnire anu oooiu in 1854, and was educated at Winchester and New CoUcge; Oxford, where he Braduated with honours. He was called to the Bar in 1380. and joined the Northern Circuit For tha last two Tears ha baa held aa appointment on the Parliamentary staff of TJU Timtu He married, ia 1380, Mary Agnes, only daughter ci Colonel Jona iiamsay, 01 Barraaad Stralocb, Aberdeonshire. JACKS. W.

fLeith Burghs). Mr. WiUiam Jacks (liberal) was borfl at Corn ilL Berwickshire, in 1841. He waa educated at tha village school of win ton, Berwick, shire, and served hb apprenticeship as a shipbuilder at West HartbpooL He waa engaged in the shipyard of Messrs. Pile and Sunderland, aad suosequenuy oe came manager of the Sunderland and Seabam Engine Works and Fouadry.

be established bimsfilf ia business in Glasgow as aa iron aad steel merchant. JABDINE, SIR B. flamfriehire). Sir Robert Jardine, of CaatbmiUt (Liberal), was bora at Moir, House, Dumfriesshire, in 1326, and was educated la Julia burgh. He entered upon amercaatib eareer la London, becoming a partner of the firm of Mstheson aod Ccu Lean bard street.

He sat for Asbbartoa, from Jury, 13G5, to December, 1SG8, aad for the Dumfries Burghs, from the btter date till 1374, when he contested Dumfries shire un succssfolly. In 1880 be was returned for the county, and received a baronetcy ia 1885. He married, ia 1357, Margaret, daughter of Mr. Buchanan Hamilton, of Leay. She dbd ialSCS.

KERR, Q. (West Aberdeenshire). Mr. Qointb Kerr (Liberal) was bora ia 1830. Hb father waa a ploughman, and his mother a shepherd's daughter.

He was educated at the pariah school, where he became a ptrpil teacher. Ho studied at one of tbe normal colleges la Glasgow, aad for some time was a schoolmaster at Greenbw. He afterwards took to farming, ia Ayrshire. He is one of tbe Tico presi dents of tbe Seottbh Farmers' Alliance. LINDSAY, W.

A. (Forfarshire). Mr. William Lindsay (Conservative) the son of Mr. Colin Lindsay, of Deer Park, near Honiton.

He was born in June, 1846, and, ia 1870, married Lady Harris Gordon, second daughter of the fifth and sister of the present Earl of Mr. Lindsay a member of the Englbh Bar. MACDONALD, J. H. A.

(Edinburgh and St. Andrews Universities). Tho Right Hon. John Hay Athole Mac donald (Conservative) a son of tho bte Mr. MVN.

Mac donald IIume, of Ninewelb, W. and was bora in 1330. He.waa educated at the Edinburgh Academy aad the University of Edinburgh 1 in 1859 was called to the Seottbh Bar. la 1874 Mr. Macdonald was appointed Sheriff of Ross, Cromarty, and Sutherland, aa office resigned ia 1376 on hb becoming Solbitor Genaral for Scotbnd.

Mr. Mao donaU became Sheriff of Perthshire ia 1380, and retained that office till July, 1S85. He was Dean of the Faculty of Advocates, from 1832 to 1355. On the formation of Lord Salisbury's Ministry thb year, Mr. Macdonald became Lord Advocate and was sworn of the Privy Council.

From 1380 to 1385 Mr. Macdsnald was a Prison Commbiuncr for Scotbnd, aad a member of Her Majesty's Board of Supervision ia Scotbnd. He was a Commissioner for Northern Lighthouses from 1376 to 18S0, and again in 1385. I a 1530 he was made a Queen's Counsel, and in 1334 tho University of Edinburgh conferred the degree of LL J), upon him. Mr.

Maedonald also an electrician of eminence, and an Associate of the Society of Telegraph Engineers and Electricians. He a magistrate and depaty lieutenant of the City or Edinburgh. He married, in 1364, Adebidcdaughter of Major Doramrf Ely House, Wexford, who died in 1370. Mr. Macdonald uns access loll 7 contested the City of Edinburgh in the Conservative interest la 1374 and 1380, and the Haddbgton Burghs 1378.

MACDONALD, R. (Ross and Cromarty). Mr. R. Macdonald (Liberal) is the son of Mr.

Macdonald, a crofter, and was born at Fairy in 1840. He received his early education at Loumore Free Church School, and sub soquently at the Free Church Normal School in Glasgow, whence he returned to Loom ore and acted as tsacher for two years. From Skye he went to Glasgow University where be studied withthe view of entering the ministry. Abandoning this idea, be studied modicine at Edinburgh University, and took, the degree, of M.D. at Durham University.

He is now a student at tha Middle Temple. MACKENZIE, SIR K. (Inverness shire). Sir Kenneth Mackenzie, of Gairloch, tho eldest son of the bte Sb Francis Mackenzie, of Gabloch, by hb first wife, Kytha Caroline.daughter of Mr. Smith Wright, of Romps tone Hall, Nottinghamshire.

He was born in 1832, and was educated at Rugby and at the University of Gieascn, in Germany. Mr. Mackenzie is lord lientenant of Ross shire, and has been convener of that county for nearly 30 years. MACK IE, A. (Montrose Burghs).

Mr. Alexander Mackio (Conservative) was born at Dundee in 1S27. Heb the proprietor and editor of the Guardian newspaper. MACKINTOSH, C. FRASER (la vera ess shire).

Mr. Charles Fraser Mackintosh (Liberal) was horn at Dochna burg, Iaveraess sbjre.in 1323. He was educated at the parish school. He was apprenticed to the Shsriff clerk of Inverness, and in 1S53 was admitted as a procurator. He retired in 1867.

He represented the Inverness Burghs from 1374 to tho close of the last Parliament. M'LAGAN, PETER (Uuhtbgwshire). Mr. Peter 'Lagan (Liberal), of Pumpherston, West Lothian, was bom at Demerara ia 1823. He was educated at Tillyeoultry School and the University Of Edinburgh.

Mr. 'Lagan was returned for Linlithgowshire in a Conservative, but has since joined the Liberal party. He has sat in Parliament since 1865. He a deputy lieutenant for Linlithgowshire. M'LAREN, W.

S. B. (TaverncM Burghs). Mr. Walter S.

Bright M'Laren (Liberal) is she youngest son of Mr. Duncan M'Laren, of Edinburgh, for 16 years re; presented that city in Parlbment. He was born In 1553, and was educated privately and at Edinburgh University, In 1333 he married Eva Mttller, youngest daughter of the bte Mr. MuRer. of Valparaiso.

MACLEOD, R. (Invcniess shire). Mr. Reginald Mae leod (Conservative) the se. ond son of Maebod of Macleod, Don vegan Castle, Skye, and he waa born in 1347.

Mr. Macleod married to a daughter of the Earl of Iddesbigh. MARJORIBANKS, E. (Berwickshire). The Hon.

Edward Marjoribanks (Liberal), eldest son uf the first Lord Tweedmouth, was bora in 1849. He was educated at narrow and Christ Church, Oxford, and was called to the English Bar at the Inner Temple in 1873. He has sat far Berwickshire since the general election of 1880. Mr. Marjoribanks married, in 1873, Lady daughter of the bte Duke of Marlborough.

MENZIES, R. STEWART (East Perthshire). Mr. R. Stewart Meneiee (Liberal), of HaSyburton and Pitcur, eldest son of the bte Mr.

Graham Menu as, of Edinburgh. was bom ia 1856, and educated at Harrow and Christ Church, Oxford. In 1832 he was called to the Englbh Bar. MONTGOMERY.SIRG. GRAHAM (Peebles and Selkirk Shires).

Sb Graham Graham Montgomery (Conservative), of Stanhope, son of Sir James Montgomery.secoad baronet was born in Edinburgh in 1823. He was educated at Christ Church, Oxford. Ha was appointed a deputy lieutenant, of Peeblesshire in 1844 and lord lieutenant of Kinross shire ia 1854. He sat for Peeblesshire in the House of Commons from July, 1852, to December, 18C8. and front 1863 to 1830 for.

the united counties of Peebles and Selkirk. He married, ia 1345, a daughter of Mr. Hope Johns tone, of Annandale. MUNRO.H. T.

(Kklscaldy Burghs). Mr. Hugh Thomas Monro (Conservative) is the eldest son of Captain Monro, snd brother of Sir Thomas Monro, of Lindertis, Forfarshire. He was born in 1856, and was educated at Bath and Stuttgart. After spending some years in a merchant's omce in Louden, Mr.

Monro proceeded to South Africa, whnro Sb George Pomaroy Colby, Governor of Natal appointed hiin hb private secretary, and he subsequently became a Volunteer under Commandant Landrey and took an active share in the btter part of the war. NOEL, E. (Dumfries Burghs). Mr. Ernest Noel (Liberal), second son of the Hon.

and Rev. Baptist Nod. waa born in 1821. He was educated at Edinburgh, and Trinity married, firs daughter of Mr. Tho onus Milne, of War ley House, Halifax, of tha Earl of Albemarle.Uo was elected for the Dumfries Burghs in 1874, and again ia 1830.

PEDDIE, J. District). Mr. John Dick Peddle (Liberal) son of Mr. James.Peddb, Writer to the Signet, Edinburgh.

He was born at Edinburgh in 13't, He began his career as an architect ia 184oand was elected a member of the Royal Scottish Academy in 1370. He re tired from the profession ia 1873, and sat for the Kumar nock Burghs daring the last Parliament. PENDER, J. (Wick Burghs). Mr.

Joha Pender (Liberal) tho second son of the bte Mr. ames Pender, of the Vale of Levari, Dumbartonshire, and was born at Vale of Levea in 1816. He was educated at Glasgow High School, and was for many years a merchant in Glasgow and Manchester, and Utterly in London. He was member for Totnes from 1S62 to 13od, and has represented the Wick Burghs since 1372. He deputy lieutenant for Lanca shire and magistrate lor AxgyUsnire.

and cnairman ot toe Eastern Extension Tebgraph Company. PORTBOUS, D. S. (Kbcardineshire). Mr.Devid Scott Porteous (Conservative Lauriston and Woods tone, is the eldest son of Mr.

Alexander Porteous, of Lauriston and Woods tone, Kincardineshire, justice of the peace, and deputy lieutenant, by Helen, daughter of Mr. David Scott, of Brotherton. He was bom in 1852. was educated at Harrow and Brasenose College. Oxford, and served for a short time in the Scots Greys.

He a justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant for Kincardineshire. REID, R. T. (Dumbartonshire). Mr.

Robert Threshb Reid (Liberal) the second son of tho bte Sir J. J. Keid, of Mouse Wall Place, Dumfries, who was Chief Justice of the Ionian Islands. Mr. Reid was bom at Corf a la 1846.

was educated at Cheltenham College and at Balliol ord. He took a first class ia Classics at Modem tions in 1866, graduated BJL first class ia Classics la 1868, whea he was abo Ireland scholar. Ha was called to the Bat in 1371, aad joined the Oxford Circuit, aad was ap pointed a Queen's Counsel ia 1882. Mr. Read was elected for Hereford ia 18S0.

ROBERTSON, A. (Dundee). Mr. Alexander Robertson (Conservative; was bora at Dundee la 1839, aad received hb early educatioa at the High School there. After computing a regular apprenticeship to tha bw be went to St.

Aadrews Uaiversity. was called to the English Bar mlS7L. BU8SELL, B. (Glasgow, Bridgetoa Divbjoa) Edward Richard RosaeR (liberal) a Journal He was bora in London la 13344s sprung from tba working middle class, aad editor of the Liverpool Daily Ptut. "BCOTT J.

(GieossoekJ. Joha Boc (Coaaerratiral. of mwkhDl, Ayrshlre, tie teakr partner of Scott aad ro Greenock. He) was bora ia ISO, sad waa edncated at the Ediaburgh Academy aad UaiversRy of Glasgow. Oa two previous oecasloas Mr.

Scott uusueceasf eon. tested the burgh of Greenock Is the Conservative late rest first, ia 1880, igaiait Mr. Joha Stewart, aad again at tha by election bat year against Mr. 8alberbaL Sola deputy chairman of the Greenock Harbour Trust, a magb trata for tha county of Renfrew, and colonel of the 1st Renfrew aad Dumbarton Artillery Volunteers. BELLAR, A.

O. (Laaarkshire, Partkk Divbioa). Abxander Craig SeUar (Liberal) the son of the hit Jtr Patrick Selbr, of Westffeld.MoTayshire. was bora at Morrieh, Sutherbadsbire, ia 133 5, aad was edacatedat Rugby and BalUoL College, CVord. where be graduated in the first class in classics in 1356.

Ha was eaUad to the Scotch Bar in 1862, aad appelated Assistant CommbsionaaT to the Edixcatioa (Scotl)Cocombsioa in 1364.Mr. Selbr was abo bgsl secretary to the Lord Advocate tor Scotbnd from 1870 to 1374, served oa the Parliamentary Committee to laquire bto the opsraiioa of the Truck Axis 137a, aad was a member of the Royal Commission oa Endowed Institutions Scotland 1873. Ia 1380 he contested Devon port unsoeenssf ally, but was returned foe the Haddington District of Burghs in Angnst, 1332, SINCLAIR, C. O. (Caitbaessare).

Mr. aarenee 0. Siacbir (Liberal) the eldest aoa 'of Sir Joha George Toll le macho Sinclair, and was bora ia 1353. Ha served soms' tima in the 1st Battalion of the Scots Guards Mr. Siacbir is a justice of the peace and deputy lieutenant of Caithness shire.

STAFFORD, MARQUIS OP (Sathorbadshire). The Marqub ot Stafford (liberal) is the eldest son of the Duke ef hb wife, Anne, Countess of Cromartb. He wss bom ia London La lSSl.aad was educated at Etoal He has served' ia the 2d Life Guards. The Marqub of Stafford has represented Sathsrbabhire since 137i. STEWART, J.

(Kirkcudbrightshbe). Mr. Mark Joha Stewart (Conservative) the elder son of Mr. Mark Sprot Stewart, of Sonthwkk. He waa born at Stevenstoa, East Lothian, educated at Winchester, and graduated at Christ Church, Oxford, ia 1353.

Mr. Stewart was caCed to the Bar at the Inner Temple in but does not practise. He sat in Parliament for the Wigtowa Barghs from 1874 to 1880 and was returned at the general election but unseated on petition. SUTHERLAND, A. (Sutherbadsbire).

Mr. Aerj Sutherland (Liberal) descended from a family that for generations have been crofters in the Strath of Kudeoaa. He was bora ia 1343 at Helmsdale, Sutherbndshire, and roceivad his early education in the Free Church school cf the parish, where, he was appointed pupil teacher in 18(3. He entered Ediaburgh Training CoRege in 1868, and ia 1873 went to Glasgow University. Ia 1876 he wasap pointed one of the mathematical masters in Glasgow demy, and hb nari" with that institution has onlj recently 'ceased.

SUTHERLAND, T. (Greenock). Mr. Thooas Suther land (Liberal), was bora in Aberdeen in 1834, and was educated at the Grammar School aad University of hb native city. He wenfas a young man to China the service of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company, and became chief agent of that company in China and Japan.

Whileresident in the East he was appointed justice of the peace and also one of the three unofficial mem bers of the Legislative Council of ReturaingU thb country ia 1363, he became a director And subsequently coalman, of the Peninsular aad Oriental Steam Navigit'oa Company.wbich position he still holds. Ha is abo. a director of the Suez Canal Company, of the London torn mittee of that company, and a deputy lieutenant of the City of London. Last year he was elected for Greence TENNANT, SIR CHARLES (Peebles and Selkirk Shires). Sb Charles Tennant, (Liberal), son of the bte Mr.

Joha Tennant, manufacturer, BoHox, Glasgow, was bora in Glasgow ia 122X He head of the chemical manufacturing firm of Chsrbs Tennant and chairman of the Tharsb Copper Company. He is a deputy Iientcnant of tho counties of Lanark and Peebles. He represented Glasgow from July, till April, 1880, whea be was returned far tho united counties of Peebles and Selkirk. He was created a baronet in July. 1883.

THORBURN W. IX fLeith Burghs). Mr. WnUtm David Thorbara (Conservative) tho eldest son of tha Rev. David Thorburu.of Leith, and was barn in 1346.

He was educated at Leith High School. Edbburgh Academy, and the University of Edinburgh, where he took the degree of MJL Ha studied bw at the Universities of Edinburgh, Heidelberg, and Bonn. Mr. Thorbnm; was called to the Seottbh Bar in 1S70. Mr.Thorbum is atairmaa of lla School Board of Leith.

TREVELYAN, G. O. (Hawick Burghs). Tbe Bight Hon. George Otto Trevelyaa (Liberal), caly son of tie bte Sb Charles E.

Trevelyaa. and nephew of Lord Macauby, was bom in 1833. He was educated at Harrow and at Trinity College, Cambridge, where he was second in the first class of the Classical Tripos. Mr. Trevelyaa for Tynemeuth from law to iou wnen he became member for tho newly created con stituency of the Hawick Burghs.

Ho was a Civil Lord of the Admiralty from December, 1SCS, to June, 1870 Secretary to tho Admiralty from November. 1880, to May, Chief Secretary for Ireland Irom tee btter date till October, 1SS4, whea" be becaahancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, with a scat ia the Cabinet. Mr. Trevelyaa has written a life of Lord Macauby and other works. WATT.

(Glasgow, Caaibchia Divbion). Mr. Hugh Wtt (Liberal) the son of Mr. Joha Watt, honorary sheriff substitute, of Kilmarnock. He Was bora bioifi, was educated at' the Kilmarnock Academy and the University of Geneva, and is a member of the firm of Hugh Watt aad shipbrokers and merchants.

WILLIAMSON. Sdt. Andrews Burghs). Mr. Stephea Williamson (Liboral) was born at Kilrenny.

Fifeshire, 11 1S27, and was educated at Anstrutcer and fit. Anorews. He entered upon a commercial life at Liverpool, be mambar of the eminent firm of Balfour Williamson, aad of that city. Ha has sat far the St Andrews Burghs since April, 1SS0. WILL, J.

S. (Montrose Burghs). Mr. John SLiress WiU (Liberal) was bora in tha West Indies ia 1841. He thali in tmrln's cCS ssrrsu su siijmauixwii at Brechin, aai was suhiequently called to the English Bar at the Middle Temple.

InlS3 be was made a Queen's Counjel. He practises chiefly at the Parliamentary Bar. la 1873 ho married his cousin, a daughter of tho bto Mr. Shiress, solicitor, of Brechin. YOUNG, A.

(KbkcudbrightshbeL Mr. Abxander Young (Liberal) the eldest son of Lord Young, one of the Judges of the Court of Sessbn. He. was bora la Edinburgh, aai was educated at Trinity' Colbge, Glenalmond and at Christ Church, Oxford. He was called to tha Bar at the Middle Tompb in 1874.

TEE LOXDOS SELECT CUOIB, A new choral society called the London Select conducted by Mr. W. G. Its first concert at St. Jaaes's haU on Tuesday night.

It as our readers are aware, the second Institution of the kbd which existence from the present winter season a fan whicS tends to show that depression ef trade and turmoil of a general election are unabb to daunt msi enterprise. Considering thb unfavourable comhbabaa cf things, and the largo expense of concerts for which sa orchestra reqiTed, a timid onlooker might well ssx how these new insUtutions can expect to thrivelui evea those established for many years find It difficl to make both ends meet. Such a traLi cf reasanaj not, however, borne out by facts. Supply sp to create demand, and a fierce straggb for existence has been known to develop faculties previously dormant. It Is, at any rate, satisfactory to see that I ondoa contains well trained musical amateurs in sufficient number to supply the materiab foTSOinany'different choirs.

Mr. Cusms has assembled a widl trabol body of singers Whom he eondoets with marked abUity and wnimensuratt success. It is tree that at the first concert noery severe taak wasnndertakea. The sd part the perfexmsnce was occupied with Mendelssohn's Urn of which everyone knows' by heart, aad sings and pby. aad conduct, itself.

GounoT. Afesss SoUtulU. written la of St. tiso not a difficult work, in the sense, for example, the Bedmftion a difficult work. Gounod's earner ttyb, as here represented, graceful and simpb ratber than grand.

There Httb attempt at pelyphonous writm aad the excess of chromatin progressions found ia Baster's bter efforts Is absent. At the same time, aun musb of thb kind requires extremely deiieste tr8r; and thb it reeeirss at Mr. Oisins's bands. SeemjK recent fouadatba of tha Select Chob. Iu perfonaaocs mH vrv errftalde ladeeife The voices are wea Batched, sad of oaccous quality only the basse, appeared a trlfie rough la tone, aad were ceeaauj la thsy Hxpato, BemtdiOM tho bteaiaiioa was not always perfect, bat wip theswexeepiioibiioresswiahbfa eouldiw tf0 tl performance.

Mrs. Hatcluasoa, Ur. Lloyd, sydJir. Kiiigwere thesolobti. Mr.

Lloyd singing wttbn ofroba the teaor solo ia the fcaatifal Saaeta, wbicb may be singbd out as tho most perfect feature el a very ntiiftrtory perfaennnsj 4 i. i 4.