Imperial courts of France, England, Russia, Prussia, Sardinia, and Austria . dow of the second Lord Eibblesdale ; and secondly,to Lady Frances, second daughter of the Earl of has a family. Among his literary appearances, besidesthose that have been mentioned, and besides numerous po-litical letters, etc., are A Selection from the Correspond-ence of John, fourth Duke of Bedford, from the Originalsat Woburn Abbey, \vith an Introduction, 1842-3; Memo-rials and Correspondence of Charles James Fox, edited, etc.,1853, ei seq.; and Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondenceof Thomas Moore, edited,
Imperial courts of France, England, Russia, Prussia, Sardinia, and Austria . dow of the second Lord Eibblesdale ; and secondly,to Lady Frances, second daughter of the Earl of has a family. Among his literary appearances, besidesthose that have been mentioned, and besides numerous po-litical letters, etc., are A Selection from the Correspond-ence of John, fourth Duke of Bedford, from the Originalsat Woburn Abbey, \vith an Introduction, 1842-3; Memo-rials and Correspondence of Charles James Fox, edited, etc.,1853, ei seq.; and Memoirs, Journal, and Correspondenceof Thomas Moore, edited, etc., 1853-6. Lord John has alsonot unfrequently lectured at educational and other institu-tions ; and some of these lectures have been pubhshed, —the latest being one on The Obstacles which have re-tarded Moral and Political Progress, delivered in ExeterHall before the Young Mens Christian Association in has recently annoimced his intention not to lecture inpublic any more, — but to devote his time rather to fur-thering the cause of education as a -.:A\iB>[L ClL LORD CLARENDON. The long public life and eminent services of this noble-man have much endeared him to the people of William Frederick Vilhers, now fourth Earl ofClarendon, was born January 12, 1800. He is the eldestson of the late Hon. George Villiers, by Theresa, onlydaughter of the first Lord Boringdon. He succeeded tothe title on his uncles death in December, 1838. Thefomider of the Villiers family was a favorite of James I.,whose descendants became ultimately earls of the middle of last century a younger son of thethen Earl of Jersey married a daughter of the Earl ofEssex, whose countess was heiress of the Hydes, formerlyEarls of Clarendon and Rochester. This gentleman, whowas successively joint Postmaster-General, Chancellor ofthe Duchy of Lancaster, and Ambassador at the Courtof Berlin, was ultimately created Earl of Clarendon in1776 ; and it is his third so
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