George Shaw-Lefevre
Mr George John Shaw-Lefevre
Rush ID: 845
Details
- Born:
- 12 June 1831
- Died:
- 19 April 1928
- Birth place:
- U.K.
- Gender:
- Male
- Ethnicity:
- Unknown
- Religion:
- Unknown
- Aristocratic connections:
- false
- Formative occupation:
- Barrister / Advocate
- Election occupation:
- Barrister / Advocate
- Parentage:
- Sir John George Shaw-Lefevre and Rachel Emily Wright
- Notes:
- None
- Knighthood/Dame:
- False
- HighestOffice:
- Cabinet minister
- Who's Who volume:
- 2
References
- Rush ID:
- 845
- MNIS ID:
- Not set
- Wikidata Entity ID:
- Q5544472
- Parliament ID:
- Not set
Name changes
- SHAW-LEFEVRE, George (1831-1928)
Peerages
-
1st Baron Eversley
New hereditary
1906
Constituencies
-
Bradford Central
Party: Liberal Year of election: 1886* Date of election: 21 April 1886 Nature of election: By-election Nature of service: Re-entry Year of exit: 1895 Date of exit: 13 July 1895 Party: Liberal Nature of exit: Electoral defeat Sponsorship: None known Constituency connections: None known Notes: None -
Reading
Party: Liberal Year of election: 1863* Date of election: 17 October 1863 Nature of election: By-election Nature of service: First entry Year of exit: 1885 Date of exit: 24 November 1885 Party: Liberal Nature of exit: Electoral defeat Sponsorship: None known Constituency connections: Direct Notes: None
Ministerial offices
-
Lord of the Admiralty 1866
May-July 1866
-
Parliamentary Secretary 1868-1871
Board of Trade
-
Under-Secretary 1871
January-March 1871; Home Office
-
Secretary to the Admiralty 1871-1874
-
Secretary to the Admiralty 1880
April-November 1880
-
First Commissioner of Works 1880-
-
Postmaster-General 1884-1885
-
First Commissioner of Works 1892-1894
-
President of the Board of Local Government 1894-1895
Higher education
-
Trinity College
Graduated
Schools
Marriages
-
Moreton, Lady Constance Emily
Year: 1874
Relationships
-
Related by marriage to Henry Moreton
-
Nephew of Charles Shaw-Lefevre
Parties
-
Liberal Party member
Local governments
-
London County Council
member
1897-