Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Caesar Litton Falkiner (26 September 1863 – 5 August 1908) was an Irish Unionist Party politician, barrister and a writer on literary and historical topics.Falkiner was the second son of Sir Frederick Falkiner, who was subsequently the Recorder of Dublin (1876 –1905.) He studied at the University of Dublin (B.A.) - where he was the President of the University Philosophical Society (1885–1886) - and at the King's Inns, Dublin (prior to his call to the Bar in 1887.)He was an unsuccessful candidate in the South Armagh constituency at the United Kingdom general election, 1892.He appointed Assistant Legal Commissioner in the Irish Land Commission in 1897 and continued in that post until his death. . }
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- Caesar_Litton_Falkiner comment "Caesar Litton Falkiner (26 September 1863 – 5 August 1908) was an Irish Unionist Party politician, barrister and a writer on literary and historical topics.Falkiner was the second son of Sir Frederick Falkiner, who was subsequently the Recorder of Dublin (1876 –1905.) He studied at the University of Dublin (B.A.) - where he was the President of the University Philosophical Society (1885–1886) - and at the King's Inns, Dublin (prior to his call to the Bar in 1887.)He was an unsuccessful candidate in the South Armagh constituency at the United Kingdom general election, 1892.He appointed Assistant Legal Commissioner in the Irish Land Commission in 1897 and continued in that post until his death. ".