George Shaw-Lefevre

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

1. SHAW-LEFEVRE, George (1831-1928)

1. 1st Baron Eversley

   New hereditary

   1906

1. 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

2. 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

1. Lord of the Admiralty 1866

   May-July 1866

2. Parliamentary Secretary 1868-1871

   Board of Trade

3. Under-Secretary 1871

   January-March 1871; Home Office

4. Secretary to the Admiralty 1871-1874

5. Secretary to the Admiralty 1880

   April-November 1880

6. First Commissioner of Works 1880-

7. Postmaster-General 1884-1885

8. First Commissioner of Works 1892-1894

9. President of the Board of Local Government 1894-1895

1. Trinity College

   Graduated

1. Eton College

1. Moreton, Lady Constance Emily

   Year: 1874

1. Related by marriage to Henry Moreton

2. Nephew of Charles Shaw-Lefevre

1. Liberal Party member

1. London County Council

   member

   1897-

1. Athenaeum

2. Brooks's Club