Member of the noble family of Lavalle of Spain, as owners in perpetuity of the title of Count of Premio Real, awarded by SM Carlos III for their I holder by Royal Charter on January 14, 1782, and as the IV holder since 1879, receiving from his father and III holder from 1852 until 1888 and the same was La Estrella Count
A native of the city of Cadiz, as a civil engineer and directed several works among which account the consulate in the province of Emuy in Japan, distinguished mathematician and the subject wrote the essay "On Laying out curves" in 1868.
He held a number of decorations, such as the Cross of Commander of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, Grand Cross of the Tunisian Iftikhar Nischan, Officer Leopold of Belgium, Officer St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, Commander of the Conception of Villaviciosa de Portugal y Caballero de Cristo de la Concepción de Villaviciosa de Portugal.
Diplomatic and political agent of his country, as Vice Consul in Cardiff, from February 16, 1861; Vice Consul in Malta since July 16, 1862 and where he married Dona Emilia Sant Julia, daughter of the Count of Saint Lazarus, Baron Fournier, of the Island of Malta; Consul in Philadelphia, from June 28, 1866 to 1868; 1st Class Consul in committee on the same date in Emuy, from the June 20, 1870; of 2nd class in committee, in Naples from June 26, 1872; 1st Class in Hong Kong from September 25, 1872 and Consul General in Quebec from October 28, 1874, until his death on 19 October 1888.
Member of the Geographical Society of Quebec, since 1881.
Creator of the renowned literary Quebec group "Le Club des 21", compiled by the member under the book Charles Baillairgé "20 Ans Apres. Le Club des 21 in 1879" and among them were: Hubert-Alexandre François LaRue, Félix-Gabriel Marchand, Hector Fabre, Louis-Honore Frechette, Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau, Calixa Lavallée, Faucher de Saint-Maurice, Edouard-Gaston Deville Joseph Marmette, Leon-Phamphile LeMay, George Stewart, Oscar Dunn, Arthur Buies, Napoleon Legendre, among others.
Author of several subjects and musical scores, and "Popular Sayings, from Old Iberia", "Chant et Piano, Melodies"; others varied themes as his "Scrap Book", with memories and poetry of its Members, a quiz and study of history, on "The Tumbeau de Champlain"; "Le Canada et les Basques, avant proposed du Comte de Premio Real Award, on the origins of Canada and Basque sailors, the "Commerce essay between L'Espagne et ses Provinces et D'Outre mer Les Privincees Confederate du Canada", "Les Isles Saint Pierre et Miquelon", published by Project Gutenberg and many writings as "An account of the public dinner to His Excellency the Count of Premio-Real, 1880" and others under their pseudonyms, Fieldat and Aitiaiche.
A native of the city of Cadiz, as a civil engineer and directed several works among which account the consulate in the province of Emuy in Japan, distinguished mathematician and the subject wrote the essay "On Laying out curves" in 1868.
He held a number of decorations, such as the Cross of Commander of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, Grand Cross of the Tunisian Iftikhar Nischan, Officer Leopold of Belgium, Officer St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, Commander of the Conception of Villaviciosa de Portugal y Caballero de Cristo de la Concepción de Villaviciosa de Portugal.
Diplomatic and political agent of his country, as Vice Consul in Cardiff, from February 16, 1861; Vice Consul in Malta since July 16, 1862 and where he married Dona Emilia Sant Julia, daughter of the Count of Saint Lazarus, Baron Fournier, of the Island of Malta; Consul in Philadelphia, from June 28, 1866 to 1868; 1st Class Consul in committee on the same date in Emuy, from the June 20, 1870; of 2nd class in committee, in Naples from June 26, 1872; 1st Class in Hong Kong from September 25, 1872 and Consul General in Quebec from October 28, 1874, until his death on 19 October 1888.
Member of the Geographical Society of Quebec, since 1881.
Creator of the renowned literary Quebec group "Le Club des 21", compiled by the member under the book Charles Baillairgé "20 Ans Apres. Le Club des 21 in 1879" and among them were: Hubert-Alexandre François LaRue, Félix-Gabriel Marchand, Hector Fabre, Louis-Honore Frechette, Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau, Calixa Lavallée, Faucher de Saint-Maurice, Edouard-Gaston Deville Joseph Marmette, Leon-Phamphile LeMay, George Stewart, Oscar Dunn, Arthur Buies, Napoleon Legendre, among others.
Author of several subjects and musical scores, and "Popular Sayings, from Old Iberia", "Chant et Piano, Melodies"; others varied themes as his "Scrap Book", with memories and poetry of its Members, a quiz and study of history, on "The Tumbeau de Champlain"; "Le Canada et les Basques, avant proposed du Comte de Premio Real Award, on the origins of Canada and Basque sailors, the "Commerce essay between L'Espagne et ses Provinces et D'Outre mer Les Privincees Confederate du Canada", "Les Isles Saint Pierre et Miquelon", published by Project Gutenberg and many writings as "An account of the public dinner to His Excellency the Count of Premio-Real, 1880" and others under their pseudonyms, Fieldat and Aitiaiche.
Member of the noble family of Lavalle of Spain, as owners in perpetuity of the title of Count of Premio Real, awarded by SM Carlos III for their I holder by Royal Charter on January 14, 1782, and as the IV holder since 1879, receiving from his father and III holder from 1852 until 1888 and the same was La Estrella Count
A native of the city of Cadiz, as a civil engineer and directed several works among which account the consulate in the province of Emuy in Japan, distinguished mathematician and the subject wrote the essay "On Laying out curves" in 1868.
He held a number of decorations, such as the Cross of Commander of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, Grand Cross of the Tunisian Iftikhar Nischan, Officer Leopold of Belgium, Officer St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, Commander of the Conception of Villaviciosa de Portugal y Caballero de Cristo de la Concepción de Villaviciosa de Portugal.
Diplomatic and political agent of his country, as Vice Consul in Cardiff, from February 16, 1861; Vice Consul in Malta since July 16, 1862 and where he married Dona Emilia Sant Julia, daughter of the Count of Saint Lazarus, Baron Fournier, of the Island of Malta; Consul in Philadelphia, from June 28, 1866 to 1868; 1st Class Consul in committee on the same date in Emuy, from the June 20, 1870; of 2nd class in committee, in Naples from June 26, 1872; 1st Class in Hong Kong from September 25, 1872 and Consul General in Quebec from October 28, 1874, until his death on 19 October 1888.
Member of the Geographical Society of Quebec, since 1881.
Creator of the renowned literary Quebec group "Le Club des 21", compiled by the member under the book Charles Baillairgé "20 Ans Apres. Le Club des 21 in 1879" and among them were: Hubert-Alexandre François LaRue, Félix-Gabriel Marchand, Hector Fabre, Louis-Honore Frechette, Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau, Calixa Lavallée, Faucher de Saint-Maurice, Edouard-Gaston Deville Joseph Marmette, Leon-Phamphile LeMay, George Stewart, Oscar Dunn, Arthur Buies, Napoleon Legendre, among others.
Author of several subjects and musical scores, and "Popular Sayings, from Old Iberia", "Chant et Piano, Melodies"; others varied themes as his "Scrap Book", with memories and poetry of its Members, a quiz and study of history, on "The Tumbeau de Champlain"; "Le Canada et les Basques, avant proposed du Comte de Premio Real Award, on the origins of Canada and Basque sailors, the "Commerce essay between L'Espagne et ses Provinces et D'Outre mer Les Privincees Confederate du Canada", "Les Isles Saint Pierre et Miquelon", published by Project Gutenberg and many writings as "An account of the public dinner to His Excellency the Count of Premio-Real, 1880" and others under their pseudonyms, Fieldat and Aitiaiche.
A native of the city of Cadiz, as a civil engineer and directed several works among which account the consulate in the province of Emuy in Japan, distinguished mathematician and the subject wrote the essay "On Laying out curves" in 1868.
He held a number of decorations, such as the Cross of Commander of the Royal Order of Isabel the Catholic, Grand Cross of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem, Grand Cross of the Tunisian Iftikhar Nischan, Officer Leopold of Belgium, Officer St. Maurice and St. Lazarus of Italy, Commander of the Conception of Villaviciosa de Portugal y Caballero de Cristo de la Concepción de Villaviciosa de Portugal.
Diplomatic and political agent of his country, as Vice Consul in Cardiff, from February 16, 1861; Vice Consul in Malta since July 16, 1862 and where he married Dona Emilia Sant Julia, daughter of the Count of Saint Lazarus, Baron Fournier, of the Island of Malta; Consul in Philadelphia, from June 28, 1866 to 1868; 1st Class Consul in committee on the same date in Emuy, from the June 20, 1870; of 2nd class in committee, in Naples from June 26, 1872; 1st Class in Hong Kong from September 25, 1872 and Consul General in Quebec from October 28, 1874, until his death on 19 October 1888.
Member of the Geographical Society of Quebec, since 1881.
Creator of the renowned literary Quebec group "Le Club des 21", compiled by the member under the book Charles Baillairgé "20 Ans Apres. Le Club des 21 in 1879" and among them were: Hubert-Alexandre François LaRue, Félix-Gabriel Marchand, Hector Fabre, Louis-Honore Frechette, Joseph-Adolphe Chapleau, Calixa Lavallée, Faucher de Saint-Maurice, Edouard-Gaston Deville Joseph Marmette, Leon-Phamphile LeMay, George Stewart, Oscar Dunn, Arthur Buies, Napoleon Legendre, among others.
Author of several subjects and musical scores, and "Popular Sayings, from Old Iberia", "Chant et Piano, Melodies"; others varied themes as his "Scrap Book", with memories and poetry of its Members, a quiz and study of history, on "The Tumbeau de Champlain"; "Le Canada et les Basques, avant proposed du Comte de Premio Real Award, on the origins of Canada and Basque sailors, the "Commerce essay between L'Espagne et ses Provinces et D'Outre mer Les Privincees Confederate du Canada", "Les Isles Saint Pierre et Miquelon", published by Project Gutenberg and many writings as "An account of the public dinner to His Excellency the Count of Premio-Real, 1880" and others under their pseudonyms, Fieldat and Aitiaiche.
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