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 HART J KNIGHTS OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE V.C. HART, K.C.B. (mil). Croat. 1898; K.C.V.O. 1904 ; C.B. 1896.— Gek. Sir Reginald Clare Hart, s. of Lt.-Gen. Henry George Hart, of Netherbiiry, Dorset. B. 11 June, 1848; m. 6 Aug. 1872, Charlotte Augusta, dau. of Mark Seton Synnot, D.L., J. P., of Ballynioyer, New- town Hamilton, eo. ximagh ; ed. at Marlborough and Cheltenham and Roy. Mil. Acad. Woolwich (graduated Staff Collegef ; ent. R.E. 18C9 ; capt. 1881 ; maj. and It.-col. 1882 ; col. 1886 ; maj.-gen. 1902 ; It. -gen. 1908 ; gen. 1914 ; served in Afghan war 1879 (medal. V.C, despatches); in Egyptian campaign 1882 (medal, clasp, bronze star, despatches, Osmanieh) ; commanded 1st Brig.- 1st Division Tirah exped. 1897-8 (medal, 2 clasps, despatches, K.C.B.), and 1st Brig. Khyber Field Force 1898 ; Waziristan 1901-2 ; assistant garrison instructor Bengal 1874—8, and instructor 1885-9 : on special service in W. Africa 1881 ; director mil. education in India 1889-96 ; commanded a 2nd class district in India 1896—9 (with rank of brig. -gen. ) ; commanded a 1st class district at Quetta with rank of maj.-gen. 1899- 1902, and commanded Thames district 1902—5 ; commandant School of Mil. Education 1902—5; commander of coast defences 1905—6 ; commdg. Cape Colony dist. 1907-9 ; gen. off. commdg.-in- chief S. Africa from March 1912-May 1914; lieut.-gov. of Guernsey since No'. 1914: has the silver medal and silver clasp of Roy. Humane Soc, and French medal of honour (1st class) ; author of " Reflections on the Art of War," " Sanitation and Health," magazine articles, etc. Residence — Goernment Hovise, Guernsey. Club — United Service. Issue — 1. (:apt. Harold Charles Hart, Hoy. Warwicks.Uirgt., Ii. 30 March, 1874 ; assist, mil. soc. to Comni.-in-Chii't' S. Africa. •J. Capt. Reginald Seton Hart, Sherwood Foresters, li. 27 June, 1882; now serving in Egyptian Army.
 * i. Korman Synnot Hart, licut. The Buffs, b. 24 March,

1888 ; m. 5 Aug. 1914, Catherine Mary, dau. of C. Blackstone Williams, ot Cape Town. 1. Sylvia Agnes Alicia, m. 1 Jan. 1912, Capt. Warnn Hastings D'Oyly. R.X. (f^i'e D'Oyley, Bt.). HART, Lady (Knt.'s widow). — Charlotte ViCTOiRE, dau. t)f Samuel Moses, of Stockwell Park, London. M. 7 A]3ril, 1875, as h's 2nd wife, Sir Israel Hart, a merchant, manufactiirer, ancl, four times Mayor of Leicester, who d. 24 March, ' 1911. Residence— 13, Holland Park, W. HARTLEY, K.C.M.G. Creat. 1884; Knt. Bach. 1862. — Sir Charles Augustus Hartley, s. of late W. A. Hartley, of Darlington, and Lillias, dau. of late Andrew Todd, J.P., of Bo'ness, Scot- land. B. 1825; M.Inst.C.E., F.R.S.E. ; has 4th class of the Medjidie, the Turkish war medal, the 2nd class of the Star and the Grand Cross of the Cro%vn of Roumania ; engineer-in-ch. to European Connnn. for the Navigation of the Danube 1856-1907; memb. of the cornmn. aj/ptd. by the Pres. of the U.S.A. 1875 to visit the mouth of the Mississippi and to recommend the best means of o])ening the South pass to naviga- tion ; a memb. of the International Consultative Commn. of the Suez Canal 1884-1906 ; received Albert medal of the Roy. Societv of Arts for 1903. Residence— 26, Pall Mall, S.W. Clubs— Atiiena'um ; Reform. HARTLEY, Knt. Bach. Creat. 1908.— Sir "WiLLiAM Pickles Haktlky, s. of John Hartley, ' of Colne, Lanes. B. at Colne 1846 ; m. 1866, Martha, dau. of Henry Horsfield, of Colne ; ed. Gram. Sch. Colne ; is a manufacturer of preserves and marmalade, Liverpool and London ; a bene- factor to Liverpool Univ. and to hospitals and charities ; pres. of Primitive Method. Church 19i 9 ; hon. freeman borough of Colne 1909 • author of --llie Use of Wealth." Residence — Seaview, SouthiK^rt, Lanes. Club— Reform (Liverpool). HARTNOLL, Knt. Bach. Creat. 1914.— Si Henry Sulivan Hartnoll. B. m. j ed. at Exeter Grammar Sch. and Oxford Barr.-at-law 1898; apptd. to I.C.S. 188: and served in Burma as assist, commr. (wi medal and clasp); dep. commr. 1890; comm 1902 ; judgo Chief Court, Lower Burma, sine 1906. Residence — Rangoon, Lower Burma. HARVEY, K.C.M.G. Great. 1911; C.B. (civ 1901. — Sir Henry Paul Harvey. B. 1869 ; n 1896, Ethel Frances, dau. of Lt.-Col. Edwar Persse ; ed. at Rugby and Oxford (B.A. 189: Lst cl. honours lit. hum.) ; asst. priv. .sec. an priv. sec. to Sec. of State for War (Marq. of Lan; downe) 1895—1900 ; British repres. on Inte national Commn. for Control of Greek Finance 1903 (with rank of Sec. of Legation) ; Britis repres. on International Commn. for Control < Macedonian Finances (with local rank of Coui seller of Embassy) 1905 ; financial adviser t Egyptian Govt. 1907—12 ; chief auditor ft National IiLsurance since 1912, and Brit, delegal on International Balkan Financial Commn. director of Pri.soners!fof War Inforn;ation Burea 1914 ; has the Grand Cordons of the Medjidie an of the Osmanieh. Residence — Brailes, nr. Bai bury. Issue — Dorothy Susan. HARVEY, Knt. Bach. Creat. 1901.— Si Robert Harvey, s. of Samuel Harvey, of Trur' and Emma, dau. of Robert Northey, of Kenwy; Cornwall. B. 2 Oct. 1847; m. 26 June, 188 Alida Marie (d. 17 July, 1901), dau. of .Mon Emile Godefroy, <if Bordeaux ; M.Inst.C.], (Telford Premium 1882) ; M.I.M.E. ; chief ongi neer and inspector-gen. of nitrate woi-ks f( Govts, of Peru and Chili 1876-81 ; contestc Devonport 1892 ; D.L., J.P., Devon (-.heriif 1897 Diamond .Jubilee medal; J. P., Cornwall (Sheri , 1901); H.M. Lieut. City of London; Knt. < Justice of Hospital of St. John of Jerusalerij Residences — Dundridge, Totnes, S. Devon Trenowth, Grampouncl Road, Cornwall. Clubs-' .Junior Carlton ; Windham ; Devon anil Exete Issue — 1. Samuel Einile Harvey, b. 7 Dec. 188.5. 2. Eobert Alexander Harvey, b. 4 Nov. 1896. 1. Alidn, m. 4 Nov. 190,i. Henry Ernest Brittai Barr.-at-hiw (of 13, King's Bench Walk, Temple, E.C K'sidcnet — 2, Cowley Street, Westniinster. S.W. HASLAM, Knt. Bach. Creat. 1891.— Si Alfred Seale Haslam. s. of William Haslam, i Derby, and Ann. dau. of Joseph Smith, of Brai stone, Staffordshire. B. 27 Oct. 1844 ; m. 1 June, 1875, Ann, dau. of Thomas Tatam, of Tl Elms, Little Eaton, Derby ; in 1868 started tii Haslam Foundry and Engineering Co. at Derb' and was one of the first to introduce the systei of cool air chambers for the conveyance of mea fruit, etc., and obtained a monopoly of the suppl of refrigerating apparatus to the shipping con panies engaged in the trade of transporting perisi able provisions; contested Derby (L.U.) 1892 M.P. Newcastle-under-Lyme 1890-6 ; Mayor Derby 1900-1 (received Queen Victoria c^n h« state visit), and of Newcastle-under-Lymo 1901- 1902-3 and 1903-4 ; J.P., co. and 'borough < Derby ; memb. of the Roy. Institution, Londot Residence — Breadsall Priory, Derby. Clubs- Devonshire ; City of London ; Reform. Issue- 1. Erie Seal > Haslam, b. 1880. 2. William Kenneth Si-al • Haslam, b. 1893. 1. Hilda Annie. 2. Kdilh Hannah. HASTINGS, Knt. Bach, Creat. 1910.— Si George Hastings, s. of George Hastings, of Te rington, Norfolk ; m. 1878, Alice, dau. of W. 1 Frith, C.V.O., R.A. ; ed. at London Univ., S Bart.'s, etc.; M.D. 1875; L.R.C.P. Londoijte M.R.C.S. Eng. 1875 ; cons, physician to the Gi Light and Coke Co. ; late surg.-col. 3rd Londi