Frank Lascelles
1841–1920 (age 79)
Biography
Frank Lascelles dedicated his life to public service as a diplomat whose calm bearing and intelligence proved an asset to Britain’s foreign relations. His career included key ambassadorial roles, and he was known for smoothing delicate negotiations with tact and humanity.
While he kept confidences well, he also nurtured friendships that reflected deep loyalty, and colleagues recall him as a measured, compassionate statesman. He now rests in Brompton Cemetery, leaving behind a record of steady stewardship in a turbulent age.