Cairns, Hugh McCalmont
Born: Dec 27, 1819 AD
Died: 1885 AD, at 65 years of age.
Nationality: British
Categories: Lawyers, Orators, Politician
Died: 1885 AD, at 65 years of age.
Nationality: British
Categories: Lawyers, Orators, Politician
1810 - He was born at Cultra, Co. Down, Ireland, on the 27th of December.
1838 - He graduated at Belfast Royal Academy and at Trinity College, Dublin, with a senior moderatorship in classics.
1844 - He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple, to which he had moved from Lincoln's Inn.
1852 - He entered parliament as member for Belfast.
1856 - He became a QC, and married Mary Harriet, eldest daughter of John McNeill.
1858 - He was appointed Solicitor-General and was knighted.
- In May of that year made two of his most brilliant and best-remembered speeches in the House of Commons.
1868 - He invited him to be Lord Chancellor in the brief Conservative administration.
1869 - Cairns became the leader of the Conservative opposition in the House of Lords.
1874 - Upon the Conservatives' return to power, he again became Lord Chancellor.
1878 - He was created Viscount Garmoyle and Earl Cairns.
1885 - He died on the 2nd of April in his house at Bournemouth.
1838 - He graduated at Belfast Royal Academy and at Trinity College, Dublin, with a senior moderatorship in classics.
1844 - He was called to the bar at the Middle Temple, to which he had moved from Lincoln's Inn.
1852 - He entered parliament as member for Belfast.
1856 - He became a QC, and married Mary Harriet, eldest daughter of John McNeill.
1858 - He was appointed Solicitor-General and was knighted.
- In May of that year made two of his most brilliant and best-remembered speeches in the House of Commons.
1868 - He invited him to be Lord Chancellor in the brief Conservative administration.
1869 - Cairns became the leader of the Conservative opposition in the House of Lords.
1874 - Upon the Conservatives' return to power, he again became Lord Chancellor.
1878 - He was created Viscount Garmoyle and Earl Cairns.
1885 - He died on the 2nd of April in his house at Bournemouth.
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