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JUKKKS COLONIAL (IKX'I'KV. 603 tiilion Rovnl Wrlsh Fusiliers, h. 2r)tli .A]iril, 18i;i, m. 2511i Ajiril, 1N83, lliirv l"loronco, (laiiRhlcr of flie lute W. W. IIaxton, iiuil </. 2otU Di'oi'niber, ISOl, s. p. I. Jane I'aiUe. II. Kniily Piirko, m. 7lli August, 1805, llie itev. Jolin Awdrv Jamiesom, iifterwards vie:ir fif Kllfieotnlie and rector of St. LeonarcLs-on-Sea. fc'lie <L 24th June, 1870, leaving issue. IV. Marv I'arke. V. Isabella Talbot Parke, (1. 15th Septem- ber, ISOU. Captain Airey d. ICtli May, 1806. Arms — Az. on a eliev. arg. between in chief tlirec mullets of (he last and in base the battlements of a tower or three einquefoils of the field. Crest — Out of the battleineut.* of a tower or a dexter and a siui^ter arm cinhowcd iu armour ppr. the hands also ppr. luilding a eiiuiuefoil az. Motio — Je le tiendrai. .•/rf(/)-p«.9— Vietoria liarraeks, Oxford Street, raddiiigtoii, Sydney. Chih — Union, Sydney. JSalfoiir. THE HON. JAMES BALFOUR, of Tyalla, Toorak, Jfelhoiinie, and Ronnd Hill, Culcaii-n, New South Wales, a member of the Legislative Council, and of the Executive Council of Victoria, h. at Edinburgh, lOth May, 1830, m. 19th April, 1859, Frances Charlotte, eldest daughter of the late Hon. James Henty, M.L.C, of Victoria (.see that family), and has issue, J. James Hugh, h. 1861, m. 1885, Ethel Maud Lucy Scales, and has issue, 1. James Angus. 2. Ronald Gordon. 1. Ethel Frances. 2. Jean Melville. II. Graham Henty, M.A. Melbourne University, B.D. St. Andrew's University, h. 1866. III. Lewis John, B.A. Melbourne University, h. 1868. IV. William George, 6. 1871. V. Robert Melville, h. 1873 ; d. 1883. VI. Henry Rainy, b. 1875. I. Charlotte Gordon. II. Fanny Robina. m. Mary Matheson, d. 1878. IV. Annie Munro. v. Christina Emily Elphinstonc. The Hon. James Balfour wont to Melbourne from London in 18-52. From 1866 to 1868 he was member for Ea.st Bourke in the Legislative Assembly, and was for three years one of the commissionors of Education. In 1874 he wa,s elected a member of the Legislative Council, and iu 1890 became a member of the Executive Council. He has served as President and Vice-President of the Melbourne Chamber of Commerce. Before entering Parliunient Iu; was a mt'mber of the Volunteer force and held a commission as Captain coiiimaudiiig the St. Kihhi Corps of Royal Victorian Volunteer Artillery.