UNKNOWN.

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UNKNOWN.

BH^^H^r Oeoil Baike^, who rai been jHBK^d &b likely to succeed Sir W. F. [^^TOervols ia the Governorship of New Baalaad, holds a seat m the House of BbuM&ons, as member for Cambridge ■^RreriUy, to which float he was returned ajoaed m the Conservative interest m »/^jjroHe formerly reprsßente^ Chester VHBB to 1830. Preston In 1882, and oonaMtnency from 1852 to 1886. He is the cHest son of tha late H, Ka<k Q s, of Llwyneerln, Flintshire. Ho was born m 1838. and was educated at Fhr?W6~o y and Trlcl'y College, Cambridge, where he to ;k the d gr-o «i M. V. ! „m 1883. He waa oilled to the Bar of ihi Middle Temple m the same j^ar. and »d milted » bencher m 1830 Be is aJ P for Cheshire, D L. ani J P. for Fiin■hire. Frcra 1874 to 1880, he wa« Chairman of W«vs a»d Mea s, and D puty Speaker of the Huubb of Corotmna Lord Salisbury appointed him Postmaster General m 1886. Mr Ralkes ib waU known as the D rector r f numerous public oompanles. He is an eminent chu-oh-n&c, »nd is ohshmin of the Ojuooi' ot t)l oesan 0->nfdre ice Hio saUry ai Post-mMter-Geuer-U is £2500 per a num.