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Julian Pauncefote, 1st
Baron Pauncefote GCB GCMG PC (13
September 1828 – 24 May 1902),
known as Sir
Julian Pauncefote between 1874 and 1899, was a British...
- The Hay–
Pauncefote Treaty is a
treaty signed by the
United States and
Great Britain on 18
November 1901, as a
legal preliminary to the U.S.
building of...
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Bernard Pauncefote (28 June 1848 – 24
September 1882) was an
English first-class
cricketer active 1868–72 who pla**** for Middle****. He was born in Madras;...
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Lionel Sackville-West 1889–1893: Sir
Julian Pauncefote 1893–1902: Sir
Julian Pauncefote (Lord
Pauncefote from 1899) 1902–1903: Hon. Sir
Michael Herbert...
- Emma Smith,
later Pauncefote (1783–1853) was a
British painter and printmaker.
Smith was born in London, the
daughter of John
Raphael Smith and his common-law...
- The Olney–
Pauncefote Treaty of 1897 was a
proposed treaty between the
United States and
Britain in 1897 that
would have
required arbitration of
major disputes...
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rising German naval threat. In 1901,
Britain and the U.S.
signed the Hay–
Pauncefote Treaty,
abrogating the Clayton–Bulwer Treaty,
which had
prevented the...
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arbitration agreement in the
Venezuela crisis,
Secretary Olney and Amb****ador
Pauncefote reached an
agreement to
settle all
further disputes between the United...
- (1867–1956)) and John
Smith (born 1716),
ancestor of
Julian Pauncefote, 1st
Baron Pauncefote (1828–1902). His
mother was Jane
Beaumont (1689–1743), a daughter...
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Minister Lord
Salisbury and the
British amb****ador to Washington,
Julian Pauncefote,
misjudged how
important the
dispute was to Washington, and to the anti-British...
