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The so-called party of law and order is failing on counter-terrorism
On Monday, Abu Qatada, widely recognised to be one of the world's most dangerous men, was released on bail. Everyone thought it was wrong, including the government. But when the executive starts blaming the judiciary for the implementation of the laws its own leaders are responsible for drafting and maintaining, something is usually wrong.
Shadow Home Secretary Yvette Cooper gave rather a good summing up:
"…the Government could have appealed the decision and begun urgent negotiations with the Jordanian Government. Instead the Government did nothing, leaving a judge to decide there was little progress being made in deporting Qatada"
It was handy for the Tories to have a Euro-bogeyman, the European Court of Human Rights, to blame, and it is true that the ECHR's tunnel-vision about possible torture of suspects, irrespective of the circumstances, did not help. But it was operationally inept; plus, if the government hasn't got good enough legal controls, it needs to get some in place, fast.
In any event, this is only the tip of the iceberg. A counter-terrorism strategy needs to work across government: it encompasses police, border security, armed forces, judiciary, education and so on. And all of those strands must work, both separately and together: the failure of any one can create a breach into which terrorism can and will filter.
Looking at the evidence from outside the Westminster bubble, you can't help feeling that it doesn't seem to be working.
Not only is a dangerous man is released from detention: there's the problem of stopping undesirables getting in, who look to radicalise the young. Racist preacher Raed Salah was ultimately excluded from the UK, but only after a long drawn-out appeal process – and having been invited to speak at the Houses of Parliament, for heaven's sake – when he should never have been let in in the first place.
A revised Prevent strategy, aimed at stopping the radicalisation of young people into terrorists, has reportedly had some modest success, but then only in Islamist-related terrorism – not in the growing problem of neo-fascist groups.
In education, the apparently wilful stupidity of some of the educational establishment allows openly anti-Semitic groups to operate on campus and to invite preachers with terrorist links to preach. UCL, among others, has a history of inviting such people while denying there is a problem. The East London Mosque still manages to invite similarly unpleasant men to preach such as Haitham Al Haddad orSheikh Saad al-Beraik. It is playing with fire, whatever its noble history as a place of worship for thousands of decent Muslims.
And finally there is the reaction of the media and much the public. The week before last, four Islamist terrorists were jailed for plotting to bomb the London Stock Exchange. It's not often I agree with James Delingpole, but this time he was spot on. Our reaction was very British: we tittered about them, we said "bless those pretend terrorists, far too incompetent ever to do anything serious". How soon we forget. We laugh nervously, because we don't want to go back to the paranoia of 2005. We prefer to make them into harmless, inept characters from an imaginary film, Carry On Jihad. Not so funny when they start making bombs, though. Oh, no.
Now, that's not to say Labour did a great job in recent years – it didn't. The government was right to point out that, despite its tough rhetoric, Labour had somehow ended up funding organisations like the Muslim Council of Britain, which stopped when it was found defending terrorists. And at the same time, it sometimes went too far: even anti-extremism group Quilliam protested that the original Prevent strategy was collecting too much information on the entirely innocent.
In 2012, it's worse: even the signals from the Labour front bench are mixed. It's true that Cooper is making a decent, robust fist of her shadow role. But it does not help when the Labour leader himself suggests in his conference speech that Britain should be more, not less, liberal on counter-terrorism. And it is not putting things too strongly to say that the wider labour movement is in real danger of being captured by a far-left tendency sympathetic to Islamist regimes, a caucus now visible in all major unions as well as the Labour left.
What all our well-intentioned, tolerant, civil-liberties-minded folk may not realise is how things look from outside Britain. Or how close our own civil liberties may be to being ruthlessly violated. Or just how attractive the UK – particularly London – looks to a terrorist, for several reasons. Our easy-to-get-to capital with its wonderfully diverse population, where foreign nationals go entirely unnoticed. Despite the normality and tolerance of the vast majority, the pockets of home-grown radicals in our Muslim communities, among whom extremists may be welcomed and even abetted. And we have handily stopped those nasty control orders. Where better to strike than Britain, especially if security is not quite what it was?
And, oh yes. Unlike most Continental countries, who see them as common sense, we eschew identity cards, because we see them as an affront to…ah yes, our civil liberties. Lib Dem supporters particularly, and the Tories – who, ironically, were the first to suggest the idea – in opposition brazenly committed to can them, in a moment of anti-Labour hubris. This all makes it, quite simply, harder to trace people. Identity cards are not about some Daily Mail reader's wet dream to curb mass immigration; their overriding value is on specific threats: crime, and particularly terrorism.
And then there are the various crazies with a grudge against the UK. Bin Laden may be dead, but Al Qaeda most certainly is not, particularly not in the Arabian peninsula, and there are other radical groups apart from it, not all of them Islamist. Theresa May is right about one thing: the Olympics beckon as a golden opportunity for terrorists.
Picture the conversation: "So, let's go over this once more, Permanent Secretary: in addition to all the things we've discussed, we have this summer an over-stretched police force, millions of foreign visitors and the eyes of the world on London." Yes, what could possibly go wrong?
One site well worth visiting is that of the government's threat level to the UK, published since 2006. Despite being currently only "Substantial", meaning a terrorist attack is merely a "strong possibility", it is interesting to note that it has spent the greater part of the last six years at the higher rankings of either "Severe" or "Critical".
All sides of the House need to wake up. This problem is real. Alarm bells sound, but they go unheeded in a cross-party mess of naiveté, politicking, misplaced fears for civil liberties and sheer incompetence.
What it all tells us is simply this: despite our attempts to brush off the prospect with bravado, there will, in all probability, be another attack in the UK. And it is difficult not to conclude that its likelihood is high, in part, because our politicians, and we who hold them to account through our own opinions, do not seem to have a firm grip on the issue.
We need to, because one defining thing about terrorism is that it needs to be dealt with ex ante, not ex post. The difference between the two might be the difference between the dismissive relief with which we react to the Stock Exchange plotters, and the horrific tragedy of King's Cross.
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Forgive me for being slightly off message but do you agree that it was right for Labour to suspend Sunderland councillor Florence Anderson for liking a comment on Facebok pleaing for the IRA to blow up the Conservative Party conference on an anti Thatcher Facebook page. Would you agree that not only is this a sign the loony left could be on their way back but the party shouldn't just suspend her they should expel her?
Or Jonathan Spelman's comment on Facebook page "Jail bait" saying he would "F**k that"? Yes that is what the injunction was for, a 17 yr old public school boy comment on a partially clad model. Law and order? You jest. ECHR? Yes, odd that Marper (deletion of innocent folks DNA) is not implemented after 4 years! ID cards? Yes very useful at Atocha. Last word goes to Lord Goddard in his 1950 summation in "Wilcox v Mucklebreed" - "One of the pertinet things about being an Englishman is that police cannot demand identity papers".
Damien, I'm afraid "do you agree" leading questions make me think "where is this leading"?
Ciaran, I guess we're going to disagree on this one...
Ausweiss, schnell. Ooops wrong movie...
Sorry if I gave you that impression I was actually trying to ask if you agreed with me that not only should Florence Anderson be suspended but actually expelled!
I don't believe anything until a proper investigation is done and facts are ascertained. But she should not have said what she said.
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Tommy Collins is a 19 year old amateur boxer from Northfield Birmingham. Tommy known as "Tommy Gun" boxes out of Hall Green ABC and is trained by his dad and Tommy Chaney. After being inspired to box by his dad he took the sport up from a early age having his first amateur fight at the age of 11. The Light welterweight has had a great amateur career winning 11 Birmingham and Midlands titles, he has also been a National finalist and informed me he has been rob a number of times when fighting in the Nationals.
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Collins who is currently half way through a business management degree at university finished by saying "Over my boxing career I have had many extremely controversial decisions go against me, which has prevented me from winning national championships against the likes of Charlie Kenny, Ben Marksby and more recently my last contest in the nabcs championships". I then asked him if he had aspirations of turning professional? This talented young man told me "l am looking to turn pro in about 18 months when I'm finished at university".
Tommy started boxing at a young age and has won 11 Birmingham and Midlands titles, he has been a finalist in the Nationals and claims to have been robbed several times in his quest to win NABC title. I can well believe this as over the years I have seen friends and other boxers done over as thier face don't fit, or their not form the fancied gym. This unfortunately has always been a part of amateur boxing and probably always will. Tommy is currently at uni studying business management and is looking to turn pro after he has completed his degree, fingers crossed he get his hands on that national title before he turns pro. The Birmingham Boxing Column look forward to seeing Tommy Gun Collins in the pro ranks when he finishes his degree.
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Born at Leeds, England on 26 August 1899, he came with his family to Brandon in 1912, he enlisted in the Canadian Expeditionary Force in 1917 and went overseas but was declared too young and was returned to England. He became secretary-treasurer of the Brandon unit of the Provincial Employment Association in 1922 and the secretary of the Brandon Unemployed Workers' Council in 1927; both organizations were associated with the Communist Party. He ran as a Communist candidate in North Winnipeg in 1930 and organized mine workers in Saskatchewan in 1931. Two years later he ran for Mayor of Winnipeg on the Winnipeg Workers' Election Conference ticket against John Queen, receiving 4,745 votes. Forkin was finally elected to office in 1934 as Winnipeg City Alderman in Ward Three, serving until 1940. He was re-elected to city council in 1942, and remained a councillor until his death, serving as Chairman of the Committee of War Effort, Vice-Chairman of the Library Board, and a member of the Health Improvements Committee. A Labour Progressive candidate in the 1953 federal general election, he came in a distant fourth place. He died at the Winnipeg General Hospital on 21 January 1962 and was buried in the Brookside Cemetery.
"Brandon's Revolutionary Forkins," by Errol Black, Prairie Forum, 20, no. 2 (1995): 255-79.
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"Aldermanic candidates Ward 3," Winnipeg Free Press, 16 November 1943, page 3.
"Alderman 22 years, M. J. Forkin dies at 62," Winnipeg Free Press, 22 January 1962, page 2.
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Washington, D.C. (Stone Sports Management, LLC) – December 30, 2014
Today, Stone Sports Management, LLC ("SSM") is excited to announce former Brazilian Youth International and 2003 U-20 World Cup Winner Adailton Jose Dos Santos Filho ("Adailton") has signed with Major League Soccer and the Chicago Fire for the 2015 Season. Adailton most recently played with Esporte Clube Bahia in his home city Salvador, Brazil featuring in four matches and yesterday terminated his contract allowing him to sign with the Fire on a free transfer. The 31 year-old central defender returned to Brazil in Summer 2014 after spending the previous five years in Switzerland with Swiss Super League side Sion FC (with two loan stints in China with Chinese Super League Henan Jianye and also with FC Chiasso in Switzerland) where he played along side 2013 MLS Defender of the Year Jose Goncalves.
"It is with great satisfaction that I will continue my career with the Chicago Fire and play in Major League Soccer," remarked Adailton. "I have been watching MLS closely over the past several seasons and ever since 2004 while in France, I made it a goal of mine to play in the United States. I had other opportunities to join MLS clubs in the past but the timing was not right until this challenge with the Fire. I look forward to working with my new teammates and Coach Frank Yallop and his staff to take on the challenge of returning the Fire to the Playoffs and giving the Fire Supporters the trophies they deserve."
Adailton comes to Chicago with a versatile playing background having played in Brazil, France, Switzerland and China. He is fluent in Portuguese, English, French, Spanish and Italian. He boasts leadership qualities having first Captained the Brazilian U20 World Cup team helping them win the 2003 World Cup in Dubai. Brazilian giants Santos FC, Sion FC and FC Chiasso also elected Adailton Captain. French Ligue 1 side Stade Rennais signed Adailton for three years after his impressive U20 World Cup and after he broke through as a first team regular at his local side Vitoria SC. He then returned to Brazil with Santos FC signing for three years playing alongside Brazilian Superstar Neymar whom he shares a passion and friendship giving back to the Brazilian community through Socal Projects and Charity.
Adailton joins a Fire squad that finished eighth in the Eastern Conference and out of the MLS Playoffs. He is expected to start in central defense next to Fire Captain Jeff Larentowicz and 2014 Team Defensive MVP Lovel Palmer, as the club has made several off-season international signings including two Designated Player Strikers David Accam and Kennedy Igbonanike as well as Defender Joevin Jones.
"I am very pleased to have assisted in Adailton's transfer to the Chicago Fire and Major League Soccer," says SSM's President and Players' Agent Justin B. Stone. "I have known Adailton for several years and is an outstanding professional and person. He welcomed me to his home this summer during the World Cup and to meet his family, so it is with great pleasure to welcome him to the United States along with his wife and newborn son. I want to thank the Chicago Fire, Head Coach Frank Yallop and Technical Director Brian Bliss for their hard work bringing Adailton to the club. I am confident that he will transition well to MLS and that the 2015 season will be successful for Adailton individually and the Fire collectively."
(Photo: Adailton's Wife, Adailton and SSM Agent Justin B. Stone in Salvador, Brazil during 2014 World Cup)
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Click HERE for the Chicago Fire's 2015 Pre-season schedule and click HERE for the Chicago Fire's 2015 MLS Schedule. Please also enjoy Highlights below from Bahia and Sion FC.
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The woman in bed 2 in the Intensive Care Unit was badly beaten by a crazed man and has been in a coma for one week. Hospital staff assesses her regularly, keeps her head up, and administers appropriate IV medications. My wife, a retired ICU nurse, comments that except for possible high-tech monitoring, the patient will likely fare as well with this care, despite the very basic setting, as she would in a modern urban hospital.
From all appearances, Anil Henry "had it made." The American son of missionary parents, he was born and raised in India and became the first student at India's Kodaikanal International School to be accepted at the Christian Medical College in Vellore, India. Married to a doctor, an anesthesiologist, and with three children, he held a comfortable position as a surgeon in a large, urban U.S. hospital. He worked and took call during the week, had "great working conditions" with every weekend off, and traveled with his family over much of the eastern half of the United States.
Henry remembered the difference his parents had made in a rural hospital in India. In 1960, his mother, Nancy, a nurse, had "gone out" to India as a missionary. While there she met his father, V.K. Henry, an Indian physician. The two married, stayed in India and built a dying hospital into a huge, successful, 150-bed medical center.
Both father and son had acquired their attitude of service from their respective parents. V.K. Henry's grandfather, Anil's great-grandfather, had been the son of a very devout Hindu, a Tiwari Brahmin, "at the top of the scale," says Anil Henry. But while at a Christian boarding school, he acquired Christian values, particularly about service. His father could not accept his wanting to become a Christian, and the boy left his family, converted to Christianity and became a Christian pastor.
Anil was in his father's operating room from about age 11 on, pushing gurneys, taking blood pressures, and driving patients home. By the eighth or ninth grade he knew he would go into medicine.
"I was pretty sure that I would be in some kind of service," he says. When being a surgeon in the States was no longer meaningful, he contacted Global Ministries – a common ministry of the United Church of Christ and the Christian Church (Disciples of Christ) and the same agency that had sent his mother to India – to see if they could use his services. Within a year, the Henry family was on its way back to India, the second generation of this family to be commissioned by the Avon Lake (Ohio) UCC. Henry had been appointed to Mungeli Hospital, in a rural area in the center of the country.
The two boys in the general ward each have fractured femurs. The boy with the tousled hair and the huge smile fell from a tree and snapped his bone. The other boy had a bicycle accident and suffered a spiral fracture. His family tried local (unlicensed) doctors for three weeks before bringing him to the hospital. Hospital staff put the first boy in traction; his hospital stay will be about two weeks. After traction, the second boy will be put in a hip spica cast to immobilize his hips until the femur heals, and sent home.
The Henrys arrived in June 2003. It was monsoon season and their house had no roof. The campus was completely dark except for three bare light bulbs on the corners of one building. There were no screens. Snakes and mosquitoes were everywhere. There was no phone system, no mattresses, no linen.
"But we didn't have to worry about how to wash the laundry," he laughs.
From Project Cure, headquartered in Boulder, Colo., he acquired 50 beds, free except for shipping costs. His first purchase was $2,500 worth of mattresses. Next he paid off the outstanding electricity bill. Gradually, as money became available, he purchased a jeep, a phone system, an ultra sound, a generator, an auto-analyzer, a small X-ray machine and a cell counter.
Besides himself and his wife, Teresa, the medical staff consists of two other physicians, a dentist, four medical student volunteers from Copenhagen, Denmark, and a dozen nurses. Henry doesn't turn any patients away, and is careful to explain to them what he can and cannot do, and let them decide whether to stay for treatment or to go elsewhere. Most stay. They also bring their families, who assist with turning, walking, feeding and toileting the patients. They also sleep with the patients or under their beds. Henry has hired a contracting crew, which is constructing a dormitory for relatives of patients that will include cooking facilities and toilets.
Despite the flies, the dirt, the dust and the relatives, what needs to be sterile is sterile, for example, the operating theater, the surgical instruments and the incisions, and patients seem to get good care. And, according to the medical students, the rate of both post-operative infections and bed sores is very low, a standard even major metropolitan hospitals strive for.
The woman in bed 3 in the female ward is in her late 30s and came to the hospital with a white discharge. The doctor's exam showed erosions all over her cervix. Given a choice of medical management (prescription drugs over a period of time) or surgical management (a hysterectomy), she chose the surgery. Three or four women a week come to the hospital with similar complaints, most of them too poor to afford ongoing medication.
Anil Henry seems indefatigable. He starts his day at morning prayers in the hospital chapel and ends it late at night with a last look at the ICU patients. He is competent and confident, almost to the point of invincibility. Yet he also is mindful that to be successful, a hospital such as Mungeli's cannot rest on the shoulders of one person.
In the meantime, he does five to 20 surgeries a day, ranging from Cesarean sections to resetting bones to removing disfiguring birth defects. At the same time, running back and forth, the medical staff may see more than 120 outpatients a day.
Does he see an end to the work here?
The man in bed 4 has diabetes and was just operated on for his fifth surgery, an ulcer on the bottom of his right foot that would not heal. As Henry was excising the ulcer, he quizzed the medical students as to why it hadn't healed. Then, as deftly as slicing cheese to put on a cracker, he sliced skin from the man's thigh and grafted it over the ulcer on his foot. Now the man lies in bed as the doctor finishes rounds. The patient will be discharged after five days. Dr. Henry's work will go on.


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Q: What happens when i call a sub vba I'm using the Call Function to activate other Macro's, but I'm not entirly sure how VB reads this function.
(I'm using this with MS Excel 2010)
For Example:
Sub main macro ()

blabla
blabla

Call Edit
Call Save
Call HistoryLog

End Sub

This code has some If funcions, and at some point will get to "Call Edit"
Here the Macro "Sub Edit()"will be activated. But I need this code to edit data, save the data into a new file and make a history log in an other Excel sheet.
If VBA is finished with the "Sub Edit()" part how will the code continu?
Does it Calls the "Sub Save()" part?
Or do I realy require to type "Call Sub Save" at the end of the "Sub Edit()" part?

A: VBA will process all lines of your code in the order they are given, unless an error occurs in one of them. As it is, your code will just stop at the point of error.
Where to call Save() really depends on how you want your code to work. If you want to make sure that after every call to Edit() changes are saved, I'd call Save() within Edit(). If sometimes you want to call Edit() without calling Save() you should not put the call to Save() into Edit().

A: When you call a procedure from within another procedure, program control returns to the line just below the Call line. In your example, when the Edit procedure reaches an End Sub or Exit Sub line, program control will continue on the Call Save line (the line just below Call Edit).
The Call keyword is included in the language for backward compatitbility. You can call the Edit procedure like
Edit

without the Call keyword. If you like using Call, it doesn't harm anything though.

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CAVENDISH, Charles Compton (1793-1863), of Latimers, nr. Chesham, Bucks.
Published in The History of Parliament: the House of Commons 1820-1832, ed. D.R. Fisher, 2009
Available from Cambridge University Press
24 Nov. 1814 - 1818
NEWTOWN I.O.W.
9 Feb. 1821 - 1830
YARMOUTH I.O.W.
SURREY EAST
1847 - Dec. 1857
b. 28 Aug. 1793, 4th but 2nd surv. s. of Lord George Augustus Henry Cavendish* (d. 1834) and Lady Elizabeth Compton, da. and h. of Charles Compton†, 7th earl of Northampton; bro. of George Henry Compton Cavendish†, Henry Frederick Compton Cavendish* , and William Cavendish†. m. 18 June 1814, Lady Catherine Susan Gordon, da. of George, 5th earl of Aboyne [S], 1s. 2da. suc. fa. to estates in Bucks., Herts., Hunts., Lancs. and 'elsewhere in England' 1834;1 cr. Bar. Chesham 15 Jan. 1858. d. 10 Nov. 1863.
Cavendish did not follow his brothers to Eton, and his education appears to have left much to be desired. According to Lord Morpeth†, who was brother-in-law to his cousin, the 6th duke of Devonshire, he was 'quite deficient' at reading and writing even in 1820.2 As the second surviving son of Lord George Cavendish, the senior Commons representative of a prominent Whig dynasty, he had already enjoyed a four-year spell in the House, which had terminated in defeat at the polls in 1818. His father cherished hopes that Devonshire would return him for Derby at the general election of 1820. That he did not do so was chiefly on account of the feud between Lord George and his elder son Henry, the sitting Member. In March 1820 Devonshire was advised by James Abercromby*, his man of business, that 'unless you provide for Henry he would be left out. Lord George might have had a seat for Charles if he would have paid for it, but he will not ... Charles speaks in the warmest terms of your kindness to him, and thinks you have done quite right, but he finds it, I suspect, difficult to manage with his father'.3 The piqued response of Cavendish's father was to start him belatedly for Sussex, where two supporters of the Liverpool ministry had controversially coalesced against the radical Member who nominally represented its Eastern division.4 The latter eventually retired in favour of Cavendish, who cited the principles 'of my family' in his address, issued from Compton Place, near Eastbourne, the ancestral home of his mother. Hostile comment focused on his non-residence in the county and consequent lack of acquaintance with its affairs, along with his reticence on the hustings, where his father spoke on his behalf. With the combined forces of the county elite ranged against him, he abandoned the contest after eight days. Despite being 'almost overcome' by 'very strong feelings', he broke his silence to deliver a brief speech of concession, in which he blamed defeat on his late entry and promised to try again.5 The venture cost his father over £26,000, though he could well afford it.6
Cavendish re-entered the Commons in February 1821, when he was returned unopposed on a vacancy for Newtown, Isle of Wight, on the interest of Charles Anderson Pelham*, who was later a notable beneficiary of his father's will.7 A fairly regular attender, who was inaccurately stated to have 'never [voted] for repeal of taxes' by a radical commentary of 1823, he continued to divide steadily with the Whig opposition on most major issues, including economy, retrenchment and reduced taxation, but his continued silence in debate lent support to the assertion of the family historian that his was a generation of political nonentities.8 He voted for Catholic relief, 28 Feb. 1821, 1 Mar., 21 Apr., 10 May 1825. He divided for parliamentary reform, 9 May 1821, 25 Apr. 1822, 27 Apr. 1826, and reform of Edinburgh's representation, 13 Apr. 1826. Like his brother, he was shut out of the division on agricultural distress, 11 Feb. 1822. No trace of parliamentary activity has been found for 1823. He voted for inquiries into the Irish church establishment, 6 May, and the state of Ireland, 11 May 1824. He voted against suppression of the Catholic Association, 15, 21, 25 Feb. 1825. That November he may have been in Paris, if he accompanied his wife, whose glowering presence at a dinner party there attracted the attention of Lady Granville.9 He was in the protectionist minority against the corn importation bill, 11 May 1826.
At the 1826 general election it was widely assumed that Cavendish would offer again for Sussex, though Anderson Pelham, now 2nd Baron Yarborough, had rated his chances as 'doubtful' in March. His failure publicly to account for not coming forward was widely resented, while some reports ascribed his retreat to a recognition that his pro-Catholic views were unpalatable to the county.10 He did not, as the duke of Buckingham had feared, stand for Aylesbury instead, but was again returned for Newtown.11 His only recorded votes in the next two sessions were for Catholic relief, 6 Mar. 1827, 12 May 1828, and repeal of the Test Acts, 26 Feb. 1828. He was granted three weeks' leave of absence on urgent business, 12 Mar. 1827. It is conceivable that like his brother, he spent time abroad at this juncture. William Ord* lamented his absence from London early in 1829, when the Wellington ministry announced its concession of Catholic emancipation, but he was present to vote for the measure, 6, 30 Mar.12 He was in the minority for allowing Daniel O'Connell to take his seat unhindered, 18 May 1829. He voted against the East Retford disfranchisement bill, 15 Mar., presented an East Sussex farmers' petition for repeal of the malt and beer duties, 23 Mar., and was in the revived opposition's minorities for a general revision of taxation, 25 Mar., and the omission of the Bathurst and Dundas pensions from the civil list, 26 Mar. 1830. He voted against British interference in Portuguese internal affairs, 28 Apr., to consider abolition of the Irish lord lieutenancy, 11 May, and for returns of privy councillors' emoluments, 14 May. He divided for abolition of the death penalty for forgery, 7 June, 20 July 1830.
At the 1830 general election Cavendish retired in favour of his patron's heir. Nothing came of rumours that he planned to stand for Sussex on this occasion or at the 1831 general election, when he was returned unopposed for Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, by Yarborough, who, as the dominant trustee of the late patron's property, had controversially arranged to accommodate supporters of the Grey ministry's reform bill.13 Cavendish duly voted for the second reading of the reintroduced bill, 6 July, gave steady support to its details, and divided for its passage, 21 Sept., the second reading of the Scottish bill, 23 Sept., and Lord Ebrington's confidence motion, 10 Oct. He voted with ministers on the Dublin election controversy, 23 Aug. He divided for the second reading of the revised reform bill, 17 Dec. 1831, again gave steady support to its details, and voted for its third reading, 22 Mar. 1832. He was listed in the majority for an address calling on the king to appoint only ministers who would carry the bill unimpaired, 10 May, but was also named among those absent in the country.14 He voted against a Conservative amendment to increase the Scottish county representation, 1 June, and with ministers on the Russian-Dutch loan, 26 Jan, 12, 16, 20 July 1832.
At the 1832 general election the additional representation given to Sussex by the Reform Act enabled Cavendish finally to claim a county seat. He came forward professing the same liberal principles and comfortably topped the poll for the eastern division.15 After a close contest in 1837 he thought better of risking another in 1841 and took refuge in an Irish borough controlled by Devonshire.16 He was returned unopposed for Buckinghamshire as an 'independent' supporter of the Russell administration in 1847 and retired ten years later, shortly before his elevation to the peerage in 1858, an honour which had been first mooted 20 years earlier.17 Cavendish had inherited the Latimers estate in Buckinghamshire on the death of his eldest brother William in 1812, and as an apparent beneficiary of the continuing poor relations between his father and younger brother, he inherited all his father's non-entailed property in 1834, including the London mansion of Burlington House, Piccadilly.18 This was sold to the government for £140,000 in 1854, after Cavendish had reportedly resisted higher offers to guard against its desecration. It subsequently served as the headquarters of several learned societies.19 He died in November 1863 at his residence in Grosvenor Square, 'after an illness of a few weeks', which had brought him to London in search of medical advice, and was succeeded in his title and estates by his only son William George Cavendish (1815-82), Liberal Member for Peterborough, 1847-52, and Buckinghamshire, 1858-1863.20 By his will, dated 24 July 1850, he provided an annuity for his wife charged on his estates and left about half his personalty to his brother, in accordance with a prior agreement about building developments in the grounds of Burlington House.
Authors: Howard Spencer / Philip Salmon
Known as Latimer House by the mid-19th Century.
1. PROB 11/1832/321.
2. Castle Howard mss, Morpeth to wife, 9 Mar. 1820.
3. Chatsworth mss.
4. J.R. McQuiston, 'Suss. Aristocrats and County Election of 1820', EHR, lxxxviii (1973), 540 and passim.
5. Account of Suss. Election of 1820, pp. 57-8, 90, 96, 165-8, 173; Petworth House Archives 69, Sheffield to Egremont, 17 Mar. 1820
6. Bucks. RO, Chesham mss AR38/58, Suss. Election notebk.
8. Black Bk. (1823), 145; F.L. Bickley, Cavendish Fam. 775-6.
9. Countess Granville Letters, i. 367.
10. Add. 51832, Yarborough to unknown, 11 Feb. 1825, 20 Mar. 1826; Brighton Gazette, 6 Apr., 25 May, 1 June; Brighton Herald, 27 May; Suss. Advertiser, 19 June 1826.
11. Bucks. RO, Fremantle mss, Buckingham to Fremantle, 1 June 1826.
12. Duke Univ. Lib. Fazakerley mss, Ord to Fazakerley [1829].
13. Procs. at Chichester Election (1830), 195; Brighton Gazette, 21 Apr. 1831. See YARMOUTH. I.o.W.
14. The Times, 14 May 1832
15. Ibid. 21 Dec. 1832.
16. Ibid. 3, 7 July 1841.
17. Ibid. 22 June 1838, 5 Aug. 1847.
18. VCH Bucks. iii. 209; PROB 11/1832/321; IR26/1344/464.
19. Burlingtonia (1878), 31; The Times, 17 Apr. 1854.
20. Gent. Mag. (1864), i. 115; The Times, 12 Nov. 1863.


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