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 .ac, BURKE'S COLONIAL GENTRY. O.'eeniber. 1S50) three stms ami Uiree daughters, I. Daniel Leland, Lieutenant R.E., b. 19th March, 1852 ; m. Janet, only daughter of Captain Lloyd, R.A., and d. .f. J). II. Edward Christopher, b. 19th May, 18oS, d. unm. III. Robert TuxniLL, of Melbourne, .'Australia, the subject of this memoir. I. G-race Mary, d. vnm. II. Jane Hannali, d. unm. III. Elizabeth Durcas, m. 6th December, 1881, Major Mouier "Williams Skinnee, R.E., and has issue, tliree sons and two dautjhters. He m. secondly, .'5th March, 1861, Lizzie, daughter of Rev. 5Iark Clahke, by whom (who d. Jnnuary, 1871) he had, IV. Edward De L'Establere, of Ardavil- linsr, CO. Cork, Ireland, J. P., barrister- at-law, b. 19th November, 1S6-1, s. his father 27th November, 1890, m. 2nd daughter of Samuel Gordon, M.D. of Dublin. V. Marshal William, b. 28th July, 1869. IV. Maria Charlotte, m. 1889, Charles DeaneOLiVER,C.E.,of RockmillsLodge, Mallow, CO. Cork, and has issue. V. Esther Maud Vareilles. VI. Helen Frances, d. num. VII. Charlotte, m. 26th August, 1893, Francis Stewart DoBBS, of G-reystones, CO. Wicklow. He m. thirdly, 2ud Februarv, 1875, Mary, daughter of Henry Lee, of Savile Row, London, by whom (who d. 1st January, 1 876) he had a son, vr. Francis Henry, i.28thDeeember,1875. He m. foui'thly, lOth Ajiril, 1877, Adelaide, daughter of Clitlbrd Trotter, of Birmingham, CO. Galway, by whom he had one daughter, VIII. Adelaide Kathleen. Mr. Litton was appointed a land commis- sioner under the Land Act (1881) ; and a judge of the Supreme Court in Ireland 1890. He d. 27th November, 1890. August, 189i, Ida Kathleen, youngest Arm^ — Erm. a crescent gu. on a chief indented az. three ducal coronets, or. Crest — Out of a ducal coronet or an erm-ne's head, erm. Motto — Prudentia gloriam acquirit. Sesidence — Ardavilling, Victoria; and 45, Queen's Street, Melbourne. Koljcrts. HON. CHARLES JAJMES ROBERTS, C.M.G., of Osterly, Macleay Street, Sydney, New South Wales, member of the Legislative Council of New South Wales, and a magistrate of the colony, b. 29th March, 1846 ; m. 9th April, 1867, Lucretia, youngest daughter of the late Abraham Abeaham, of Sydney, and has issue, 1. Charles Warman, b. 12th September, 1874. I. Lucretia Anuie Eliza, m. at S3'dn8y, 16th January, 1889, Captain Augustus Henry Sandfoed, N.S.W. Artillery. II. Alice Florence. III. Amy Beitiice. IV. Nellie Constance. V. Una Victoria. Mr. Roberts, who was educated at the Sydney Grammar School, was mayor of Sydney in 1879, commissioaer at the Sydney International Exhi- bition, 1879-80, commissioner for New South Wales at the Melbourne Inter- national Exhibition, 1880-1, and at the exhibitions at Amsterdam, 1883 ; Calcutta, 1883-4, London (Colonial and Indian), 1886 ; and Chicago, 1893. He was member of the Legislative Assembly of New South Wales for the Hastings and Manning district from 1882 to 1889, and was Postmaster- General from January, 1887, to Jaimai-y, 1889. He was created a C.M.G. in 1882, and appointed a member of the Legislative Council in 1890. Hincngc. The late Charles Warman Roberts, of Idalia, Glenmore Road, Paddington, Sydney, iJew South Wales, m. 19th August, 1815, and by his wife (Annie), had with other issue an eldest son, the present Hon. Charles James Roberts, C.M.G., M.L.C. Residence — Caradon, Edgeeliffe, Sydney, New South Wales.