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100 tee on the War Office Re-organisation, and later Secretary of the Committee of Impe- rial Defence. Appointed Governor of Bombay in July 1907. Author of several works, in- cluding Graphic Station Plevna, Imperial Defence, Fortification, and Russia's Bea Power, m. 1871 Caroline Emily, d. of the late General P. H. Fellowes. Address— Bombay. CUBKB, Most Bot. Sassy £owther, D.D. (Camb.), Archbiahop of Melbourne (Anglican) since July 1005; o. Fir- bank Parsonage, Westmoreland, Nov. 23, I860, t. of late Rev. W. Clarke, M.A., of Flrbank, Westmoreland, Eng.; ed. Sedbergh, and St. John's OoU. Camb. (Scholar BJL. 7th Wrangler 1874, M.A. 1877, M.A. Dor- ham, 1LA. Melb.). Ordained 1874, Curate of St John's, Kingston on Hull, 1874-8, Vicar of Hedon, York*, 1878-88, Asst Master of St Peter's Coll. York 1888-4, Vicar of St. Martin's, Coney St, York, 1884-90, Chaplain North Riding Asylum 1885-90, Vicar •! Dewsbury 1890-1901, Hon. Canon of Wake- field 1898-1902, Rural Dean of Dewsbury 189S- 1901, and of Huddersfleld 1901-2, Vicar of Huddersneld 1901-2, Proctor York Convoca- tion 1902. Cons. Bishop of Melbourne Nov. 1, 1902, installed Feb. 1908. For many years occupied an important position in Eng Hah education, and holds high office in Frec- masoniy. Published History of the Parish of Dewsbury 1899, Addresses 1904 (Melville and Mullen, Melb.). m. 1878, Alice Lovell, d. of Rev. Canon Kemp, M.A., Master of the Charterhouse, Hull; three sons, including Rev. W. K. Lowther Clarke, M.A. (Fellow of Jesus Coll. Camb.), and Herbert Lovell Clarke, B.A. (Scholar of St. John's Col. Camb.), and two daughters. Address— Bishop's Court, Melbourne.

Clarke, Janet Lady, President of the Australian Women's National League, Vic- toria; d. of the late Peter Snodgre*. M.L.A. of Victoria, and m. in 1878 as Irs 2nd wife the Hon. Sir William John Clark*, 1st Bart., who died in 1897. She is inte- rested in all questions affecting the welfare of women, is prominent in philanthropic movements, and did much to assist the Mel- bourne University Fund in 1904-5. In 1890, mainly through her munificence, Trinity Col- lege Hostel, which forms an integral part of the College, was supplied with a permanent building erected within the College precincts The Janet Clarke Build- ings." Addreee— Cliveden, East Melbourne,

CZiABKB, Lancelot *<«, D.8.O., V.D., Major, Hon. Lt-Col. A.F.A. Victoria; ft. June 15, 1868, s. of the late Joseph John- ston Clarke, of Melbourne, formerly of Maghera, Co. Londonderry. He served In the 8. African war 1900-2, was wtth the Rhodealan Field Force, officer eomdg. N.- Western Districts, Administrator No. 18 martial law area Gape Colony, and com- manded 4th Victn. Mounted Rifles 1901 (despatches, D.S.O., Queen's medal with four clasps, and King's medal with two clasps). OSAJIU, M»tthow John, barrieter-at- law, member of the Federal Convention of 1897-8; o. Downpatrick, Co. Down, Ireland. Mar. 7, 1888, *. of the late James Clarke, solicitor, and ed. St Malachy's College Bel- fast and University College Blackrock, Go. Dublin, Exhibitioner Royal Unfrersity of Ireland 1881 (first Mathematical 8cho!ar 1882, B.A. with honours in Civil and Con stitutional History, Political Economy and General Jurisprudence 1884). He was called to the Irish bar in 1888, and admitted to the profession in Tasmania in 1888. fie was M.H.A. for Launceston 1897-1900, and a representative of Tas. at the Convention which framed the Commonwealth Constitu- tion in 1897-8. He took an active part in obtaining the consent of the people to the Constitution, was instrumental, in con- junction with John Gunning, Editor of The Daily Telegraph, Launceston (q.v.), in form- ing a League for the purpose of intasms enthusiasm in the federal cause, and was prominent in advocating throughout the country the adoption of the Constitution. m. 1888, Annie, d. of Henry Rongtaan, of Milltown, Malbay, Co. Clare. Address— d- meron St., Launceston. Tas. (HhfiJMCB, Sir mnpert Turner Hareloolc, 2nd Bart.; b. Mar. 18, 1865, e. t. of la* Hon. Sir William John Clarke, 1st Bart, whom he succeded in 1897, and Mary, d. of late Hon. John Walker, M.L.C. of Tas- mania. Was sometime M.L.C. of Vlctoria. Address — Rupertswood, Victoria. GUKASIB, William I^nnox, Chief Meii- cal Officer Lunacy Dept South Australia, ap- pointed to the Parkside Lunatic Asylum 1878, and Colonial Surgeon since 1896; 5. Hon*- kong Jan. 18, 1847, a. of the late John Fnl-