Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 184

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114 Clifton Hill, St. John's Wood, N. W. Club: Gar- rick

TOWER, Rt. Hon. Lord Ronald Suther- land :

Ex-M. P. Co. Sutherland ; youngest son of 2d Duke and 20th Earl of Southerland and Harriet Howard, daughter of the 6th Earl of Carlisle ; uncle and great uncle of the Dukes of Argyll, Southerland, Leins- ter, and Westminster, etc. Educated : home; Eton : Trinity Coll. Cambridge. A Trustee of the National Portrait Gallery, and of the Birthplace and Shakespeare Memorial Building at Stratford-on-Avon ; Sculptor of statutes of Marie Antoinette on Her Way to Execution; The Old Guard at Waterloo ; the Shakespeare Mon- ument at Stratford-on-Avon, consisting of colossal statute of the poet, with four life statues at the base of the Memorial, etc.

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Publications : many of the Fine Arts; My porting for Times, at Bow Street Police Reminiscences ; Life of Joan of Arc; Ru- Court; made first appearance at Polytech- pert of the Rhine; Stafford House Letters ; Bric à Brac; Last Days of Marie Antoi- nette ; De Brosses' Letters from Italy ; Life of Sir Thomas Lawrence; Life of Sir D. Wilkie ; History of the Tower ; Old Diaries; Life of Michael Angelo; Life of Thomas Gainsborough; Records and Rem- iniscences, 1903, etc. Recreations : litera- tule and art. Address : Hammerfield, Penshurst, Kent. Clubs: Travelers, Royal Societies.

GOSSE, Edmund, LL. D .:

Librarian to the House of Lords since 1904 ; born London, 21 Sept, 1849 ; oldest son of late P. H. Gosse, F.R.S., the emi- nent zoologist; married Ellen, daughter of late Dr. G. N. Epps. Educated privately in Devonshire. Hon. M. A. Trinity College Cambridge. Hon. LL. D. St. Andrews, 1899 ; Knight of the Royal Norwegian Or- der of St. Olaf, First Class, 1901; Assistant Librarian British Museum, 1867-75 ; trav- elled in Scandinavia and Holland for lit- erary purposes, 1872-74; Translator to Board of Trade, 1875-1904 ; Clark Lectur- er in English Literature, Trinity College, Cambridge, 1884-90 ; lectured in U. S. A., 1884-85; president of the Norwegian Club, 1900-02. Publications : Verse-On Viol and Flute, 1873 ; King Erik, 1876 ; New Poems, 1879; Firdausi in Exile, 1885; In Russet and Silver, 1894; Collected Poems, 1896; Hypolympia, 1901. Prose - Northern Studies, 1879; Life of Gray, 1882 ; Seven- teenth Century Studies, 1883 ; Life of Con- greve, 1SSS; History of Eighteenth Cen- tury Literature, 1889 ; Life of P. H. Gos- se, 1890; Gossip in a Library, 1891; The Secret of Narcisse, 1892; Questions at Is- sue, 1893 ; The Jacobean Poets, 1894; Crit- ical Kit-Kats, 1896; History of Modern English Literature, 1897; Life and Letters of Dr. John Donne, Dean of St. Paul's, 1899 ; Illustrated Record of English Lit- erature, vols. iii. and iv., 1903; Life of Jeremy Taylor, 1904. Address: 17 Han- over Terrace, Regent's Park, N. W. Clubs : Savile, National.

GROSSMITH, George:

Actor and entertainer ; born 9 Dec. 1847 ; eldest son of late George Grossmith, and journalist lecturer to principal Lon- don and provincial Institutions and Liter- ary Societies; married 1873, Rosa, oldest daughter of late E. Noyce, M. D. Edu- cated North London Collegiate School. Left school in 1866 to assist father in re-

nic Institution as an entertainer à la John Parry, 1870 ; first appearance on stage in Gilbert and Sullivan's opera, The Sorcer- er, at Opera Comique, 1877; played prin- cipal parts in eight following operas at that theatre, and the Savoy ( the first Lon- don theatre lighted entirely by electric light) ; in 1889 started on tour (for 12 years) with single-handed Humorous and Musical Recitals : the tours included Great Britain and Ireland, United States and Canada. Publications : A Society Clown ; The Diary of a Nobody (written in con- junction with only brother, Weedon Gros- smith) ; composer of Haste to the Wed- ding, the libretto by W. S. Gilbert; au- thor and composer of Cups and Saucers ; composer of Uncle Samuel, and author and composer of over four hundred humorous and satirical songs and sketches. Recre- ations : fishing, lawn tennis. Address: 55 Russell Square, W. C. Clubs: Garrick, Beefsteak.

GROSSMITH, Weedon:

Actor and artist; son of late George Grossmith, lecturer and journalist; mar- ried May, daughter of Dr. Palfrey, Brook Street, 1895. Student R. A. and Grosve- nor Gallery; took leading part in "Pan- tomime Rehearsal," New Boy; Jacques Strop to Sir Henry Irving's Robert Mac- aire at Lyceum; The Money Lender in Cabinet Minister ; lessee and manager of Vaudeville Theatre, 1894-96. Publication : The Diary of a Nobody (with George Grossmith); written articles for Punch and Art Magazine. Plays: A Commis- sion ; The Night of the Party; The Cure, etc. Recreations : shooting, fishing, books, old furniture, antiquities, etc. Address, 1 Bedford Square, W. C. Clubs: Beef- steak, Savage, Arts Students.

GUINNESS, Hon. Rupert Edward Cecil Lee, C. M. G .:

C. M. G., 1901; L. C. C. for City, 1904; Commander of the London Div. Royal Na- Val Vol. Reserve; born London, 29 March 1874; eldest son of 1st Lord Iveagh ; mar- ried 1903, Gwendolen, eldest daughter of 4th Earl of Onslow. Educated : Eton ; Trin. Coll. Camb. Went to Eton, 1888; won School Sculling, 1892; rowed in Eton Eight, 1893, which won Ladies' Plate at Henly ; won Diamond Sculls at Henly, 1895; won Diamond at Wingfield Sculls, 1896; served in South Africa with Irish Hospital, 1900. Recreations : yachting, rowing, shooting. Address: 5 Grosvenor Place, S. W .; Elveden, Thetford. Clubs :

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Leander, Thames R. C., Sports, Carlton, Royal Yacht Squadron, Automobile.

GUTHRIE, Thomas Anstey (F. Anstey), B. A .:

Novelist; born Kensington, 8 Aug., 1856; eldest son of Thomas Anstey Guth- rie, Kensington ; unmarried. Educated : King's Coll. School, London ; Trinity Hall, Camb. Barr. 1880, but gave up that pro- fession shortly afterwards for authorship. Publications : Vice Versa, 1882; The Gi- ant's Robe, 1883; The Black Poodle, 1884; The Tinted Venus, 1885; A Fallen Idol, 1886 ; The Pariah, 1889 ; Tourmalin's Time Cheques, 1891; The Talking Horse, 1892; Voces Populi ; The Travelling Companions ; Under the Rose; Lyre and Lancet; The Statement of Stella Maberly; Puppets at Large, 1897; Baboo Jabberjee, B. A., 1897 ; Paleface and Redskins, 1898; Love Among the Lions, 1898; The Brass Bottle, 1900; Mr. Punch's Young Reciter; Mr. Punch's Model Music Hall; The Pocket Ibsen ; A Bayard from Bengal, 1902; Only Toys, 1903, etc. Play: The Man from Blank- ley's. Recreations : cycling, occasionally boating. Address : 16 Duke St. Mansions, Grosvenor Square, W.

HAGGARD, Lieut .- Col. Andrew Charles Parker, D. S. O .:

D. S. O. 1886 ; author, novelist, histo- rian, poet ; Major, Royal Scottish Reserve Regt. ; born Bradenham Hall, Norfolk, 7 Feb. 1854; 5th son of late William Mey- bohm Rider Haggard and Ella, daughter and co-heiress of late Bazett Doveton, E. I. C. S .; married Emily Isabella, daughter of Peter Chirnside, Newham, Northumber- land, 1883. Educated : Westminster School. Joined 25th Rega. (King's Own Borderers), 1873; served in India, Aden ; also on Staff, Egypt, 1882; joined Egyp- tian Army, under Sir Evelyn Wood, V.C., 1883 ; on special service on the Red Sea Littoral (special naval despatches), 1884; present at battle of Tamai (despatches), 1884; investment of Suakim by Osman Digna, in command of 1st Batt. Egypt, Army, which was 155 times under fire dur- ing that period, and at times in command of all Egyptian troops (4th Class Os- manieh), 1884-85; reconnaissance to Has- heen, acting as A.D.C. to Maj .- Gen. Lyon

Fremantle, Feb. 1885; operations at Suakim, 1885; Special Recruiting Commis- sion with Brig .- Gen. Yusuf Pasha Schudi to investigate abuses of the conscription, 1885 ; commanded 1st Batt. Egypt. Army in operations on the Nile, including the

battle of Ginness, 1885-86; commanded Egypt, troops on the frontier (despatches, medal and star, several clasps, D.S.C. 3rd class Medjidieh), 1886. Publications : Ada Triscott, 1890; articles on sport and travel, in Blackwood and the Field, con- stantly from 1884; Polyglot Poems, 1887 ; Dodo and I, 1889; Leslie's Fate, 1889; A Strange Tale of a Scarazaeus, 1891; Tem- pest-Torn, 1894; Under Crescent and Star, 1896 ; Hannibal's Daughter, 1898; Love rules the Camp, 1901; Sporting Yarns, 1903; Sidelights on the Court of France, 1903; A Canadian Girl, 1904. Recreations: fishing, shooting, especially in connection with exploration of little-known rivers, forests, and mountain ranges in Canada. Clubs : Hurlingham, Fly Fishers.

HAGGARD, Henry Rider:

J. P. for Norfolk and Suffolk; Chair. of Justices Petty Sessional Division of Bun- gay; author; born Bredenham, Norfolk, 22 June 1856; 6th son of William Mey- bohn Rider Haggard, Bradenham Hall; married Mariana Louisa, oldest child of late Maj. Margitson, Ditchingham, Nor- folk, 1880. Educated; Ipswich ; privately. Secretary to Sir Henry Bulwer, Governor of Natal, 1875; on the staff of Sir Theo- philus Shepstone, special commissioner to the Transvaal, 1877; with Col. Brooks, R.E., formally hoisted the British flag over the South African Republic on the Queen's Birthday, 1877; Master of the High Court of the Transvaal, 1878 ; Lieu- tenant and Adjutant Pretoria Horse, 1879; Barr. Lincoln's Inn, 1884; Chair. of Com- mittee, Society of Authors, 1896-98; trav- elled through England investigating con- dition of agriculture and of rural pop- ulation, 1901, and 1902. Publications :

Cetywayo and his White Neighbours, 1882; Dawn, 1884; The

Witch's Head, 1885; King Solomon's Mines, 1886; She, 1887; Jess, 1887; Allan Quatermain, 1888 ; Maiwa's Revenge, 1888; Mr. Meeson's Will, 1888; Colonel Quaritch, V.C., 1888; Cleopatra, 1889; Allan's Wife, 1889; Beatrice, 1890; Eric Brighteyes, 1891; Nada the Lily,

1892; Montezuma's Daughter, 1894; The People of the Mist, 1894; Joan Haste, 1895; Heart of the World, 1096; Dr .. Thorne, 1898; Swallow, a Story of the Great Trek, 1890; A Farm- er's Year, 1899; Black Heart and White Heart, 1900; Lysbeth, a Tale of the Dutch, 1901; A Winter Pilgrimage, 1901; Rural England (2 vols), 1902; Pearl- Maiden, 1903 ; Stella Fragelius, 1903 ; The Brethren, 1904; The World's Desire, in collaboration with Andrew Lang, 1901.

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Recreations : gardening, cycling. Address : James's, United Service, Bachelors', Marl- Ditchingham House, Norfolk; Kessingland borough, Travellers', Camera, etc. Grange, Lowestoft. Clubs: Athenæum, HOBBES, John Oliver: Savile, Authors'.

HARDY, Thomas:

J.P. for Dorset; author; born Dorset- shire, 2 June, 1840. Educated: local schools, Latin and French private tuition, and Kink's College (London) evening classes. Articled to an ecclesiastical arch- itect, 1856; sketched and measured many old country churches now pulled down or altered ; practised Gothic architecture un- der Sir A. Blomfield, A.R.A., 1862-67; prizeman of Royal Inst. of Brit. Archi- tects, 1863 ; the Architectural Assoc., 1863; relinquished architecture for literature, 1867-72 ; married Emma, daughter of J. A. Gifford, nicce of Archdeacon Gifford, 1874. Publications : A Short Story, 1865; Desperate Remedies, 1871; Under the Greenwood Tree, 1872; A Pair of Blue Eyes, 1872-73; Far from the Madding Crowd, 1874; Hand of Ethelberta, 1876; Return of the Native, 1878; The Trum- pet Major, 1879; A Laodicean, 1880-81; Two on a Tower, 1882; The Mayor of Casterbridge, 1884-85; The Woodlanders, 1886-87; Wessex Tales (collected), 1888; A Group of Noble Dames, 1891; Tess of the D'Urbervilles, 1891; Life's Little Ironies (collected), 1894; Jude the Ob- scure, 1895; The Well-Beloved, serially 1892, reprinted 1897; Wessex Poems, 1898 ; Poems of the Past and the Present, 1901; The Dynasts (drama), Part I., 1904. Recreations: cycling, architecture. Clubs: Athenæum, Savile.

HAYASHI, Viscount Tadasu:

Hon. LL. D. Camb .; D.C.L. Oxford; En- voy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo- tentiary of the Emperor of Japan at the Court of St. James since 1900; Worship- ful Master of the Empire League; born Sakura, Japan, 22 Feb. 1850; married Misao, daughter of Gamo, 1875. Edu- cated : in England. Secretary to the Jap- anese Embassy to the Courts of Europe, 1872-73 ; Governor of Kobe, 1889-90; Vice- Minister of Foreign Affairs, 1891-95; En- voy Extraordinary and Minister Pleni- potentiary to China, 1895-96 ; Envoy Ex- traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Russia, 1897-99. Created Baron 1896 ; promoted to Viscount, 1902. Publication : (in English) For His People, 1903; sev- eral translations of English works on political economy and on polítics into Japanese. Recreations : several. Address : 4 Grosvenor Gardens, S. W. Clubs: St.

(Pearl Mary Teresa Craigie), a novel- ist and dramatist; born Boston, U.S.A. 3 Nov. 1867; eldest daughter of John Mor- gan Richards (son of Rev. James Rich- ards, D.D., New York), and Laura Hor- tense Arnold (grand-daughter of Hon. Peter Spearwater, who represented Shel- bourne in the Colonial Parliament at Halifax for twenty-five years); married (aged 19), Reginald Walpole Craigie (grand-son of Colonel Craigie, Bengal Military Board, and of Rev. Edwin Hatch, Rector of Walton); her son John Churchill Craigie was born Aug. 1890; received into the Roman Catholic Church in 1892. Educated: privately London, Boston, U.S.A., and Paris. Publications: Some emotions and a Moral, 1891; The Sinner's Comedy, 1892; A Study in Temp- tations, 1893; A Bundle of Life, 1894; Journeys end in Lovers Meeting: prov- erb, in one act, written for Miss Ellen Terry. 1894, The Gods, Some Mortals, and Lord Wickenham; 1895; The Herb- Moon, 1896; School for Saints, 1897; Os- born and Ursyne, tragedy in three acts, published in The Anglo-Saxon Review 1899; Robert Orange, 1900; The Serious Woning, 1901; Love and the Soul-hunters, 1902; Tales about Temperaments, 1902; Imperial India, 1903; The Vineyard, 1904. Plays-The Ambassador, 1898, produced at the St. James's Theatre; A Repentance (one-act drama), 1899, produced at the St. James's Theatre, es- pecially performed at Carisbrooke Cas- tle, 1899; The Wisdom of the Wise, pro- duced at the St. James's Theatre, 1900; part author of The Bishop's Move, pro- duced at the Garrick Theatre, 1902; The Flute of Pan, produced at Manchester, 1904; Contributor to the Times, Morn- ing Post, Daily Mail Academy, the Fort- nightly Review, the Anglo-Saxon Re- view, the North-American Review, and the Encyclopædia Britannica. Recre- ations: music, chess. Address: 56 Lan- caster Gates, W .; Steephill Castle, Vent- nor, Isle of Wight, and St. Lawrence Lodge, Isle of Wight. Clubs: Ladies' Athenæum, Lyceum.

HOBHOUSE, Rev. Walter, M. A .:

Editor of the Guardian since 1900; 2nd son of late Rt. Rev. Bishop Hob- house and first wife, Mary, daughter of Gen. John Brodrick; married Mary Vio- let (died 1901), youngest daughter of Edmund M'Neill, D.L., Craigdunn, Co.

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Antrim, Ireland, 1887. Educated: Eton (Newcastle Scholar, 1880); New Coll. Oxford (Scholar, 1880-84. 1st class Mod- erations, 1881; 1st class Literæ Hum, 1884; Chancellor's Prize English Essay, 1885; Chancellor's Prize Latin Essay, 1886; Proxime accessit Ireland scholar- ship, 1883-84); Fellow and Lecturer of Hertford College, 1884-87; student and tutor of Christ Church, Oxford, 1887-94. Headmaster of Durham School 1894-99. Publications: Theory and Practice of Ancient Education, 1885; The Spiritual

Standard and other Sermons, 1896;

Otium Didascali, 1898. Recreations:

cycling, golf, travel. Address: 82 On- slow Gardens, S.W. Club: New Uni- versity.

HOEY, Mrs. Cashel (Frances Sarah) :

Author and journalist member of the Irish Literary Society; born near Dub- lin, 1830; daughter of C. B. Johnston; married 1st, A. M. Stewart, 1846; 2nd, John Cashel Hoey, C.M.G., 1858. Pub- lications: A House of Cards; Falsely True; A Golden Sorrow; Out of Court; Griffith's Double; All or Nothing; The Blossoming of an Aloe; No Sign; The Question of Cain; The Lover's Creed; A Stern Chase; The Queen's Token; His Match and More; Buried in the Deep; several translations of historical and scientific works from the French and Italian, etc.

HOLMAN-HUNT, William:

Painter; one of the three founders of the Pro-Raphaelite Movement; born London, 1827. Exhibited first picture R.A. 1846; painter of The Light of the World, at Keble College, Oxford; Chris- tian Priests Escaping from Persecution of Druids, London Bridge, Nazareth, Egyptian Girl, St. Swithin, and other works, in the Taylor Buildings Museum, Oxford; Christ the Carpenter, Fine Art Gallery, Manchester; Finging of Christ in the Temple, Valentine and Sylvia, in Fine Art Gallery, Birmingham; the Tri- umph of the Innocents, Fine Art Gallery, Liverpool; Isabella and the Pot of Basil; May Morning on Magdalen Tower; Holy Fire in Church of the Sepulchre, Jerus- alem; and many other world-famous pic- tures. Address: 18 Melbury Road, Ken- sington, W .; Sonning Acre, Berks. Club: Athenæum.

HULL. Bishop of (since 1891) Suffra- gan to Archbishop of York, Et. Rev. Richard Frederick Lefevre Blunt D. D .:

Vicar of Scarborough since

Canon Residentiary of York since 1882; Hon. Chaplain to the Queen, 1881-85; Chaplain in Ordinary to the Queen, 1885- 91; Prebendary of York since 1892, and 1871-82; Proctor for Chapter since 1892; born Chelsea, 1833; son of S. J. Blunt, Senior Clerk, Colonial Office; married Emily, daughter of John Simpson, bar- rister, 1861. Educated: Merchant Tay- lors'; King's Coll. London (Associate, 1st Class). Ordained 1857; Fellow of King's Coll. London, 1869; Select Preacher, Cam- bridge, 1886; Lecturer on Pastoral Theol- ogy, Cambridge, 1887; Rural Dean, 1871- 1904; Archdeacon of E.R. Yorkshire, 1873-92; M.A. 1864; D.D. 1881; V.D. 1892. Publications: The Divine Patriot; Doc- trina Pastoralis, 1890; Confirmation Lec- tures; Meditations on the Communion Service. Recreations: foreign travel, sketching. Address: The Vicarage, Scarborough; The Residence, York.

HUME, Fergus:

Novelist; born England, 24 July, 1862; 2nd son of late James Hume, Dunedin, N.Z. Educated: High School, Dunedin; University of Otago. Barrister, N.Z .; left Dunedin; stayed three years in Mel- bourne Victoria; came to England. 1888; travelled in Italy, France, Switzerland, etc. Publications: Mystery of a Han- som Cab, 1887; Madame Midas, 1888; Monsieur Judes, 1890; Island of Fantasy, Aladdin in London, 1892; Harlequin Opal, The Nameless City, 1893; The Dwarf's Chamber, 1896; The Indian Bangle, 1899; The Bishop's Secret, 1900; The Golden Wang-Ho, Shylock of the River, The Crime of the Crystal, 1901; The Turn- pike House, 1902, etc. Recreations: cycling, riding, rowing.

HUNTLEY, 11th Marquess (cr. 1599), Earl (cr. 1450), Charles Gordon, P. C., LL. D., D. L., J. P .:

Lord of Gordon before 1408; Earl of Enzie, Lord of Badenoch, 1599; Bt. 1625; Viscount of Melgum, Baron Aboyne, 1627; Viscount Aboyne, 1632; Earl of Aboyne, Baron Gordon of Strathavon and Glenlivet, 1660; Baron Meldrum, 1815; sits under creation of 1815; Premier Marquess of Scotland. [1st Earl's grandfather fell at Homildon, 1402. 3rd Earl commanded left wing at Flodden, 1513. 4th Earl (and Earl of Moray) became the most important sub- ject in Scotland, but fell at Corrichie, 1562. 5th Earl was sentenced to death, but hecame Chancellor of Scotland. 6th Earl was head of the Catholics of Scot- 1864; land, and defeated the Earl of Argyll

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at Glenlivet, 1594; he submitted to the King, and became Marquis of Huntley. 2nd Marquis distin- guished himself as a royalist in the civil wars, and was beheaded, 1649; 4th Marquis became 1st Duke of Gordon and served under Turenne at Strasburg. 2nd Duke (ext. 1836) zealously adhered to the Elder Pretender; born Orton- Longueville, 5 Mar. 1847; eldest son of 10th Marquis and his 2nd wife, only daughter of Rev. P. W. Pegus; S. father 1863; married 1869, Amy, eldest daughter of Sir William Cunliffe-Brooks, 1st Bt., Lord-in-Waiting, 1870-73; Capt. of Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms, 1881; Lord Rector of Aberdeen University, 1890, 1893, and 1896; P.C., LL.D .; County Councillor for Huntingdonshire. Heir: born Lord Granville A. Gordon, q. V. Address: Aboyne Castle, Aberdeenshire; Orton-Longueville, Peterborough. (See also Earl of Ancaster, George G. Gor- don, Earl of Lonsdale, Lord Harlech, E. Turner.)

HYDE, Douglas :

(Known in Ireland as "An Craoibhin Aoibhinn"); historian, poet, and folk- lorist; youngest son of Rev. Arthur Hyde, Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon. Ed- ucated: Trin. Coll. Dublin, B.A. (with first Senior Moderatorship and large Gold Medal), 1884; LL.D. 1887. Interim Prof. Mod. Lang. State University of New Brunswick, 1891; President of Irish Na- tional Lit. Society, 1894-95; President of the Gaelic League since its foundation in 1893; Pres. of the Irish Texts Soc .; Examiner in Celtic to the Roy. Univ. of Ireland; assist. editor of the New Irish Library, 1897. Publications: Leab- har Sgeuluigheachta, 1889. Beside the Fire, 1890; Cois na teineadh, 1891; Love Songs of Connacht, 1894; Three Sorrows of Story-telling, 1895; Story of Early Irish Literature, 1897; An Sgeuluidhe Gaodhalach, cuid I. 1898, cuid II. 1899, cuid III. 1901 (French translation, 1901) ; A Literary History of Ireland, 1899; Mediæval Tales from the Irish, being Vol. I. of Irish Texts Society, 1899; Ubhla den Chraoibh (a volume of poems in Irish), 1900; Casadh an tsugain, a play in Irish, producted in the Gaity Theatre, Dublin, Oct. 1901; Tri Sgéalta, edited for Oireachtas Committee, 1902; Filidheacht Gheadhalach, a treatise on Irish poetry, in Irish and English, 1903; Raftery's Poems, collected, edited, and translated, 1904. Address: Ratra, Frenchpark, Co. Roscommon.

IRVING, Sir Henry, Kt .!

Cr. 1895; D.Litt. Dublin; Litt.D. Cam- bridge; LL.D. Glas .; actor; born Keinton, near Glastonbury, 6 Feb. 1838. Educat- ed: Dr. Pinches', George Yard, Lombard St., E.C. Entered dramatic profession, 1856; played first in London, 1859; re- turned to provinces and remained there till 1866; reappeared London, 1866; St. James's Theatre, and afterwards Queen's, Drury Lane, Gaiety, and Lyceum, 1871; The Bells, Charles I., Hamlet, Macbeth, Richard III., etc .; became lessee of Ly- ceum Theatre, 1878; withdrew from management, 1899; frequently toured in America since 1883. Publications: The Drama, 1893; Addresses, etc. Address: 17 Stratton Street, W. Clubs: Athen- mum, Garrick, Marlborough, Reform.

IRVING, Henry Brodribb:

Actor; born London, 5 Aug. 1870; eld- est son of Sir Henry Irving, Knt., and Florence, daughter of Surg .- General O'Callaghan; married 26 July 1896, Dor- othea, daughter of John Forster Baird, barrister-at-law (Miss Baird appeared is "Trilby" at the Haymarket Theatre, 1895). Educated: Marlborough Coll .;

New Coll. Oxford. 2nd class, Honour School of Modern History; R.A. and M.A. Appeared first on stage at Garrick Theatre in "School" under Mr. Hare's management, 1891; called to Bar, Inner Temple, 1894; with Mr. Comyns Carr at the Comedy, 1894-95; joined Mr. George Alexander at the St. James's, 1896; played at the Duke of York's Theatre, 1902; "Mr. Crichton" in the Admirable Crichton. Publications: The Life of Judge Jeffreys, 1898; French Criminals of the 19th Century, 1901. Address: 1 Upper Woburn Place, Tavistock Square, W.C. Clubs: Garrick, Beefsteak.

J JAMES, Florence (Florence Warden) :

Novelist; born Hanworth, Middlesex, 16 May 1857; daughter of C. W. Price, London Stock Exchange; married 1887. Educated: Brighton; France. Finishing governess, 1875-80 on the stage, 1880- 85. Publications: At the World's Mercy; The House on the Marsh; A Prince of Darkness A Witch of the Hills; St. Cathbert's Tower; Ralph Ryder of Brent; Scheherazade; A Woman's Face; Those Westerton Girls; A Spoilt Girl; A Pas- sage through Bohemia; A Perfect Fool; Kitty's Engagement; The Fog Princes;

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A Dog with a Bad Name; Our Widow; JUSSERAND, Jean

My Child and I; Pretty Miss Smith; Forge and Furnace; A Sensational Case; The Mystery of Dudley Horne; The Inn by the Shore; A Lady in Black, 1897; Girls will be Girls, 1897; Dolly the Romp, 1897; Joan the Curate, 1898; The Farm in the Hills; The Guinea Pigs (Play) ;

A Very Rough Diamond, 1899;

A Patched-up Affair (Play, one act, pro- duced at St. James's Theatre, 10 May, 1900); The Plain Miss Cray; Town Lady and Country Lass; The Secret of Lyn- dale; Morals and Millions; The Heart of a Girl; Beatrice Froyle's Crime; The Master-key; A House with a History; No. 3 The Square, 1903. Address: Beach House, Sandgate, Kent.

JOLY, DE LOTBINIERE, Hon. Sir

Henry Gustave, K. C. M.G .:

Cr. 1895; P.C. Can., 1897 Hon. D.C.L. (France), LL.D .; Lt .- Governor of Brit. Columbia since 1900; born 1829; son of Gaspard July and the grand-daughter of last Marquis de Lotbinière; adopted his mother's name under a provincial statute in 1888; married Margaretta Jo- sepha (died 1904), daughter of Ham- mond Gowen, Quebec, 1856. Educated: Sorbonne. Called to Bar, Quebec, 1855; Q.C. 1878; member for Lotbiniere, Cana- dian Assembly, 1861; returned in first election of House of Commons, 1867-74; also member of Quebec Assembly, same period; Leader of Opposition, 1874-78; declined seat in Senate, 1874 and 1877; Premier of Quebec, 1878-79; Leader of Opposition, 1883-85; resigned in con- sequence of Riel agitation; Vice-Chair- man, Dominion Liberal Convention, 1883; Minister of Inland Revenue for Domin- ion of Canada (Laurier administration), 1896-1900. Has always taken an active interest in Forestry; Vice-President American Forestry Congress, 1885; has been a member of the Council of Agri- culture, Prov. Quebec, and of various agricultural and fruit-growing associa- tions. Is Vice-President of Imperial Federation League in Canada. Conduct- ed Li Hung Chang through Canada. 1896; received the Prince and Princess of Wales in British Columbia, on the oc- casion of the royal tour, 1901. Church of England. Liberal. Publications: various writings on Forestry and the Metric System. Recreations: gardening, badminton. Address: Government House, Victoria, B.C .; Pointe Plators, Quebec.

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Who's who in New York (city and state) 1904, Part 184

Author: Publication date: 1904- Publisher: New York : Lewis Historical Pub. Co., etc. Number of Pages: 1100

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