Leopoldo Torlonia

Leopoldo Torlonia.

Leopoldo Torlonia (25 July 1853—23 October 1918) was an Italian nobleman and politician, who was Mayor of Rome from May 1882 to May 1887.^[1]

He was the third duke of Poli and of Guadagnolo.^[2]

He was dismissed from office in 1887 by then Prime Minister Francesco Crispi for congratulating Pope Leo XIII on his Jubilee.^[3]

References

↑ Secular Italy and Catholicism: 1848-1915, John Rao
↑ TORLONIA (genealogy)
↑ Catholic's Aroused by Nathan's Attack (PDF), New York Times, October 2, 1910

Preceded by Luigi Pianciani	Mayor of Rome 1882–1887	Succeeded by Alessandro Guiccioli

Mayors of Rome

Giuseppe Lunati Filippo Doria Pamphili Giovanni Angelini Francesco Pallavicini Francesco Grispigni Pietro Venturi Luigi Pianciani Pietro Venturi Emanuele Ruspoli Augusto Armellini Luigi Pianciani Leopoldo Torlonia Alessandro Guccioli Augusto Armellini Camillo Finocchiaro Aprile Onorato Caetani Emanuele Ruspoli Enrico Gallupi Prospero Colonna Carlo Palomba Giovanni Cruciani Alibrandi Cesare Salvarezza Ernesto Nathan Fausto Aphel Prospero Colonna Adolfo Appolloni Luigi Rava Giovanni Valli Filippo Cremonesi Ludovico Spada Potenziani Francesco Boncompagni Ludovisi Giuseppe Bottai Piero Colonna Giancarlo Borghese Riccardo Motta Giovanni Orgera Roberto Bencivenga Andrea Doria Panphili Mario De Cesare Salvatore Robecchini Umberto Tupini Urbano Cioccetti Francesco Diana Glauco Della Porta Americo Petrucci Rinaldo Santini Clelio Darida Giovanni Starita Giulio Carlo Argan Luigi Petroselli Ugo Vetere Nicola Signorello Pietro Giubilo Angelo Barbato Franco Carraro Alessandro Voci Francesco Rutelli Walter Veltroni Gianni Alemanno Ignazio Marino Francesco Paolo Tronca

This article is issued from Wikipedia - version of the Sunday, January 17, 2016. The text is available under the Creative Commons Attribution/Share Alike but additional terms may apply for the media files.